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 in every climate, and has withstood the damp and hnmid atmosphei-e. M 
 :.wiiere all others have failed.' ITonse-keepers alwaj'S giv<‘ thr.->t Matches Tj 
 ;the preference. Shippers and Sea-Captains express themselves, after f'j 
 years of trial, in one manner concerning their superiority over all( ] 
 others for exportation. 
 
 p *:j;* Parlor, Card, Block, Wood and Paper-box Matches always oi 
 hand and packed at short notice for shipment. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Cough, Cold, or| 
 Sore Throat I 
 
 38 immediate attention, and should be check, j 
 ed. If allowed to continue, I 
 
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 Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent 
 Throat Affection, or an Incurable 
 Lung Disease 
 
 IS OFTEN THE RESULT. 
 
 Brown’s Bronchial Troches, 
 
 Having a direct influence on the parts, give immediate relief. 
 
 For Brouebitis^ Astlima, Calorrb, Consumptive 
 
 undL Fbroat Diseases^ 
 
 the Troches are used with always good success. 
 
 SIIfGLES AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS 
 
 will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken before sing¬ 
 ing or speaking, and relfeving the throat after an unusual exertion ofi 
 the vocal organs. The Troches are recommended and pre-cribed by; 
 Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men throughout! 
 the country. Being an article of true merit, and liaving prorerf their 
 efficacy by a test of many years, each year finds them in new locali¬ 
 ties in various parts of the world, and the Troches are universally pro¬ 
 nounced better than other articles. 
 
 Obtain only “Brown’s Bronchial Troches, and do not take any of 
 the worthless imitations that may be offered, 
 
 SOLD EVERYWHERE. 
 
 AIV CFFECTUAC WORME MEBICINE. 
 
 Requirt 
 
 BROffS TERMIfUGE COMFITS, 
 
 Or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness, undoubtedly, with children and 
 adults, attributed to other causes, is occasioned by worms. The “Ver-j 
 mifuge Comfits,” although effectual in destroying worms, can do noj 
 possible injury to the most delicate cliild. This valuable qombination j 
 has been successfully used by physicians, and found to bo safe and 
 sure in eradicating worms, so hurtful to children. 
 
 Symptoms of Worms in Children are often orer- 
 
 looked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause irritation, which 
 can be removed only by the use of a sure remedy. The combinafion 
 ingredients used in making Brown's “Vermifuge Comfits” is such^ 
 to give tho best i)Ossible effect with safety. 
 
 Sold by all dealers in medicines. 
 
EDITORIAL. 
 
 II 
 
 The New-Hampshire Register. 
 
 This being the second appearance of this little manual, 
 the Publishers desire to say a few words to its patrons. They 
 wish to make it a book which no adult person in the State 
 will be willing to be without. They flatter themselves that 
 they have already made it one which no one belonging to the 
 State ought to be without. Tliey believe that the people of 
 I New Hampshire are equal to any others in patriotic devotion 
 ■to the interests of their State, and that they are as proud of 
 j its facilities and business capacities as they are of its lovely 
 ! scenery and healthful climate 
 
 In this book an attempt is ma^e, not only to exhibit the 
 political organization of the State, in all its departments, but 
 [also to store up facts and statistics concerning its business 
 I interests, concerning its literary and religious establishments,! 
 i concerning the advantages which it oflers as inducements to| 
 
 I j 
 
 I immigration f.om abroad, for business purposes—its ample 
 : water-power, for instance and its avenues of travel—its 
 I abundant manufacturing activities—and even its agricul- 
 ; tural wealth —such as not only its own people Avill have 
 I occasion to turn to, many times in a year, but such as may 
 I readily be supposed to be entirely welcome to a stranger. In 
 j other words, though it is a very small book, it is thought to 
 ! contain a very large amount of valuable information. Even 
 I to enumerate the various subjec ts of it here would exceed 
 I our limits, and reference must be made to the copious index 
 I found upon the last page. 
 
 The Publishers claim improvments in the present vol¬ 
 ume over the one of last year, in many respects. The Busi- 
 j ness Directory is much more full and complete. The arrange- 
 I ment of matter is thought to be improved, not only in the bus- 
 directory, which is arranged alphabetically by counties, 
 the political department. The advertisements are 
 
EDITORIAL. 
 
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 confined to the latter part of the book—they should all be ex¬ 
 amined however, as carefully as any other part of the book 
 —and the general appearance of the book is improved. 
 
 The. Publishers are again indebted to the Town Clerks and 
 Postmasters, throughout the State, for their assistance, with-j 
 out which nothing like the present accuracy of statistics could 
 be attained,—though they are by no means infallibly cor¬ 
 rect. With all our pains, changes will take place, which we 
 cannot note—men will remove and men will die. 
 
 But, if supported by the people, for whose interests we are 
 working, and who have, thus far, been benefitted more than 
 ourselves, each succeeding year shall bring to every man w-ho 
 will pay the petty sum asked for a copy, a book better than 
 the one before—and, in every instance, one worth four times 
 its cost. 
 
 Any person who cannot otherwise procure one, can still ha-ve 
 
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 one by sending twenty cents direct to us. We wish you ta' 
 buy them at home, if you can, because, otherwise, the traders! 
 will not buy them of us; but if they are not kept wher^ you 
 are, send direct to us and you will receive one by return mail- 
 
 — provided you do not forget nor neglect to send the price, j 
 
 We publish a book of the same kind, for the State of Vermont. | 
 It would be a neighborly thing to buy one of those too. We! 
 will mail both in one package for thirty-five cents. | 
 
 As to the time of publication, it wou-ld be better, in some re-} 
 
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 spects, to wait till after Town Meeting, but people have goh 
 in the way of wanting such things at the beginning of the year 
 
 — as though the first of January was the beginning of the 
 year any more than any other day. But all things must have 
 an end^ so must our preface. With the best wishes for the' 
 health and prosperity of every “paying subscriber,” we arc. 
 
 Very truly yours, THE PUBLISHERS. 
 
 We desire, riglit here to 6 a 3 * to New Hampshire printer', that thej 
 can get their wooden inateri il, of every description of W. W. Robt^" 
 of Milford, N. II.. and that we believe in patronizing o?/r oif^ 
 things being equal. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 STROl^l^ & ROSSp 
 
 SPOKE, HUB, AND WOOD BENDINU 
 
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 ’VERGENNES, VT., 
 
 Manufacture aritl keep for sale every description of 
 
 , 
 
 Wliee! Stock and Bent 
 
 IVOOD WORK 
 
 FOR 
 
 CSRRISGER £ SLEiGHS, 
 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 Oak, Elm and Birch Hubs, 
 
 1 te 
 
 
 Of all si^es and lengths. 
 
 Hickory and Oak Spokes, Asli, Oak and Hickory 
 
 FELLOES, BENT SHAFTS AND POLES, 
 
 Patent Seat-Backs, Rails and Spindles, Carriage and Wag-i 
 on Bows, Buggji Bodies, Cutter and Sleigh Woods, 
 finished and in rough ; finished Cutter 
 Shafts with Bars ; Runners for 
 Bob, Long and Hand Sleds } to 4 inches deep ; Hatchet aiid| 
 Bench Axe Handles, Carpenters’, Machinists* and 
 Blacksmiths’ Hammer Handles, &c., &c. 
 
 EUNTID FOTl LIST. 
 
THE 
 
 
 AND 
 
 FAMER’S AEIAEAC 
 
 FOS 
 
 1870 . 
 
 the second after bissextile or leap VP at? 
 
 THE NINETY-FIFTH YiAr™ THE S 
 PENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES 
 
 Ai’ilONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY HOSEA DOTON, A. M. 
 
 Cculated for the meridian of Concord N H lat oio 19 / 
 long. °5 '3i East from the Capftol at wihtogtL 
 
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 PDBLISHED BY THE CLAREMONT MANDFACTDKINO CO., 
 
 WHOLES.ALE AND RETAIL 
 
 ,ooksellers, Stationers, and Book & Paper Manufacturers. 
 
 V CLAREMONT, N. H. 
 
 AND SOLD Br BOOKSELLERS AND TRADERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE 
 
2 ARTICLES OF THE CALENDAR, ECLIPSES, ETC. 
 
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 Golden Number, 9 
 
 Epact 28 
 
 ronolosrical Cjrcl 
 
 Solar Cycle, 3 
 
 Dominical Letter, B 
 
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 Julian Period, 
 
 Q, 13 
 6583 
 
 Cbar 
 
 0 O Sun. 
 
 Q D ® C Moon. 
 
 0 Earth. 
 
 acters of tbe Pla 
 
 5 Mercury. 
 
 $ Venus. 
 
 (f Mars. 
 
 inets. 
 
 Ij. .lupiter. 1 
 
 Saturn. \ 
 
 H Uranus. \ 
 
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 j SPRING SIGNS, 
 
 i 1 Aries, the Ram. 
 
 1 2 y Taurus, the Bull. 
 
 ! 3 II Gemini, the Twins. 
 
 i SUMMER SIGNS. 
 
 ; 4 Cancer, the? Crab. 
 
 : 5 fl Leo, the Lion. 
 
 6 1^ Virgo, the Virgin. 
 
 i$rns of tlie Zodiac. 
 
 AUTUMN SIGNS. 
 
 7 Libra, the Scales. 
 
 8 HI Scorpio, the Scorpion. 
 
 9 ^ Sagittarius, the Arche 
 
 WINTER SIGNS. 
 
 10 Capricornus, the Goat 
 
 11 ts: Aquarius, the Waterb 
 
 12 Pisces the Fishes. 
 
 jprer. 
 
 Coiiimeiicement of tlie Seasons. 
 
 Vernal Equinox—Spring begins, March 20th, 2h 46m evening 
 i Summer Solstice — Summer begins, June 2l8t, llh 10m mornitg. 
 j Autumnal Equinox—Autumn begins. Sept. 23d. Hi 23m “ 
 
 M'inter Solstice—Winter begins, Dec. 21st, 7h 27m evening 
 
 i . 
 
 Movable Festivals and 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday, Feb. 13 
 
 Sexagesima Sunday, “ 
 
 Quinquagesima—ShroTe 
 
 Sunday, Feb. 
 
 Ash TTed.—1st day of Lent, Mar 
 Quadragesima—1st Sun¬ 
 day in Lent, “ 
 
 Palm Sunday, April 
 
 Good Friday, “ 
 
 20 
 
 ‘>7 
 
 M I 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 Fasts of tbe Cburcli. 
 
 Easter Sunday, Aprl 
 
 Low Sunday, “ 
 
 Rogation Sunday, May 
 
 Ascension Day — Holy 
 
 Thursday, “ 
 
 Pentecost—"Whitsunday, June 
 Trinity Sunday, “ 
 
 Corpus Christi, “ 
 
 Advent Sunday, Nov, 
 
 17 
 
 24 
 
 22 
 
 26 
 
 5', 
 
 12i 
 
 16 i 
 
 .27! 
 
 Fclipses. 
 
 In the year 1870 ther& will be lour Eclipses of the Sun, and two d 
 the Moon. 
 
 I. A total Eclipse of the Moon, January 17th, invisible in No- 
 Hampsliire. Mean time of S R- A., lOh Im morning. 
 
 II. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, Jan. Slst, visible to only a smal 
 portion of the Earth around the South Pole. 
 
 III. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, June 28th. Mean time of c5 in 
 R. A., 6 h 54m evening. Visible in the southeastern part of Australia 
 and the South Pacific Ocean. 
 
 IV. A total Eclipse of the Moon, July l‘ 2 th. Mean time of § in R. 
 A., 5h 48m evening. The Eclipse will end a few minutes before the 
 time of the Moon’s rising in New Hampshire consequently invisible. 
 
 V. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, July 27th, visible from only a small 
 portion of the Earth near Bherin^’ Straits. 
 
 VI. A total Eclipse of the Sun, Dec. 22d, invisible in New Hamp¬ 
 shire, but visible in the North Atlantic Ocean, the northern part of 
 Africa, the southern part of Europe and the western part of Asia. 
 
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 JANUARY. 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOOX. 
 
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 First Quar. 9th day 4h 16.3ni E.- Last Quar. 24th day 5h 37.0m M. 
 
 New Moon 31st day lOh 54.7m M._ 
 
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 MEMORANDA FOR JANUARY. 
 
 31 days. 
 
 1 Saturday. 
 
 
 • 
 
 2 Sunday 
 
 
 
 3 Monday. 
 
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 4 Tuesday. 
 
 5 Wednesday. 
 
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4 
 
 MEMORANDA 
 
 FOR JANUARY. 
 
 81 days. 
 
 6 
 
 Thurbdiiy. 
 
 
 
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 Friday. 
 
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1870. 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR JANUARY. 
 
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 FEBRUARY. 
 
 28 days. 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOOX. 
 
 First Quar. 8th daj Ih 33.4m E. I Full Moon 15th day lOh 42.1 m E. 
 
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 Last Quarter 22d dnj' 2h 0.1 m E. 
 
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 MARCH. 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOOX. 
 
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 First Quar. loth day 8h 25.7m M. 
 
 New Moon Slst day 9h 12.2m E. 
 
 Full Moon 17th day 9h 6.2 m M. 
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 31 days. 
 
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 31 days. 
 
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 31 days. 
 
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1870. MEMORANDA FOR NOVEMBER. 36 
 
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 MEMORANDA FOR DECEMBER. 
 
 31 days. 
 
 1 Thursday. 
 
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 2 Friday. 
 
 
 
 3 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 4 Sunday. 
 
 5 Monday. 
 
1870. 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR DECEMBER. 
 
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 23 Friday. .. 
 
 24 Saturday. 
 
 25 Sunday. 
 
 26 Monday. 
 
 27 Tuesday. 
 
 28 Wednesday. 
 
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STATE OFFICERS. 
 
 39 
 
 Government of New-Hampshire, 1869. 
 
 Executive Department. 
 
 ONSLOW STEARNS, Concord, Governor. 
 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 District No. 1.— Moses Humphrey, Concord. 
 
 “ “ 2.—Charles Jones, Milton. 
 
 “ “ 3.—Moses A. Hodgdon, Weare. 
 
 “ “ 4.— Samuel W. Hale, Keene. 
 
 “ “ 6.— Nathan H. Weeks, Woodstock. 
 
 John D. Lyman, Farminp^ton, State Secretary. 
 
 Nathan W. Gove, Concord, Deputy State Secretary. 
 
 Peter Sanborn, Concord, State Treasurer. 
 
 John B. Clarke, Manchester, State Printer. 
 
 Jason W. Hatch, Concord, Janitor of State House. 
 
 STATE COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 Railroads —Jesse Gault, Hooksett; James W. Johnson, Enfield; 
 Samuel D. Quarles, O'Sipee. 
 
 Banks —Jacob G. Cilley, Manchester; William W. Hayes, Farming- 
 ton ; Nathan S. Johnson, Newbury. 
 
 Insurance —Oliver Pillsbary, Henniker. 
 
 Pilotage —Lyman D. Spalding, William L. Dwight, Chsu^Ies H. 
 Chase, Portsmouth. 
 
 Fish —Henry A. Bellows, Concord; Winbom A. Sanborn, Wolfo- 
 borough. 
 
 Inspectors — of Flour —Julius Cone, Edward P. Prescott, Concord. 
 Of Fish —Thomas E. Hatch, Keene ; W.A. Sanborn. Guilford; W. W. 
 Fletcher, Concord. Of :WiJliam P. Riddle, Manchester. 
 
 STATE INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Stale Prison^ Concord. 
 
 Joseph Mayo, Warden. 
 Augustus Bean, Deputy Warden 
 
 Rev. Hazen Quimby, Chaplain. 
 Albert H. Crosby, Physician. 
 
 House of Reformation^ Manchester. 
 
 Horton D. Walker, Portsmouth, President. 
 
 Joseph Kidder, Manchester, Secretary. 
 
 Isaac H. Jones, Superintendent and Treasurer. 
 
 Trustees —W. P. Wheeler, Keene; David Gillis, Nashua; Joseph 
 Kidder, Manchester ; Moses Humphrey, Concord; Oliver Wyatt, Dover. 
 
 Asylum for the Insane^ Concord. 
 
 Isaac Spalding, Nashua, President. 
 
 Joseph B. Walker, Concord, Secretary. 
 
 .Tesse P. Bancroft, Superintendent and Treasurer. 
 
 Agricultural College. Hanover. 
 
 Trustees —Asa D. Smith, Hanover; Frederic Smj-th, Manchester; 
 Ira A. Eastman, Concord; Anthony Colby, New liondon, appointed by 
 the College; Natt Head, Hooksett; John D. Lyman, Farmington; 
 John B. Clarke, Manchester; William P. Wheeler, Keene; Chester 
 C. Hutchins, Bath, appointed by the State. 
 
 
40 
 
 LEGISLATIVE. 
 
 State Library. 
 
 Trustees —George Stark, ^'ashua; P. B.. Cogswell, and William L. 
 Foster, Concord. 
 
 Normal School Commissiover —Orrin Perkins, Winchester. 
 Superintendent of public Instruction —Amos Hadley, Concord. 
 State Geologist —C. H. Hitchcock, Hanover. 
 
 Military Department. 
 
 Commander-in-Chief —His Excellency Onslow Stearns, Concord. 
 Adjutant-General —Natt Head, Hooksett. 
 
 liCgrislative Oepartnieut* 
 
 SENATE. 
 
 John Y. Mugridge, Concord, President. 
 
 John W. Currier, Alton, Clerk. 
 
 Luther S. Morrill, Concord, Assistant Clerk, 
 William Colby, Hopkinton, Door-Keeper. 
 
 Senators. 
 
 District No. 1.—John H. Bailey, Portsmouth. 
 
 “ “ 2.—Nathaniel Gordon, Exeter. 
 
 “ “ 3.—Joseph F. Kennard, Manchester. 
 
 “ ** 4.—John Y. Mugridge. Concord. 
 
 “ “ 5.—George C. Peavey, Strafford. 
 
 “ “ 6.—Ezra Gould, Sandwich. 
 
 “ 7. —Gilman Scripture, Nashna. 
 
 “ “ 8.— Jonas Livingston, Peterborough. 
 
 “ “ 9.—Ellery Albee, Winchester. 
 
 “ “ 10.—Ira Colby, Jr., Claremont. 
 
 “ “ 11.—Cyrus Taylor, Bristol. 
 
 “ “ 12.— John W. Barney, Lancaster. 
 
 Republicans, 10: Democrats, 2. 
 
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 Samuel M. Wheeler, Dover, Speaker. 
 
 William R. Patten, Manchester, Clerk. 
 
 Josiah H. Benton, Jr., Lancaster, Assistant Clerk. 
 Charles H. Roberts, Farmington, Sergeant-at-Arms. 
 George W. Eastabrook,Concord,‘S 
 Samuel D. Robinson, Pembroke, V Door-keepers. 
 John Underhill, Che.'ster, j 
 
 Frank Kimball, Concord, Engrossing Clerk. 
 
 TOWNS. 
 
 Atkinson. 
 
 Auburn, 
 
 Brentwood, 
 
 Candia, 
 
 Chester. 
 
 Danville, 
 
 Deerfield, 
 
 members.* 
 
 MocTcingham County. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 William C. Noyes. 
 Jacob Lufkin. 
 John W. Dudley. 
 
 John W. Cate. 
 Jesse W. Sargent. 
 Rufus W. Moore. 
 Daniel Clifford. 
 Joseph R. Gerrish. 
 Richard J. Sanborn. 
 
 Derry, Harvey P. Hood. 
 
 George-Moore, 2d. 
 East Kingston, M. Sanborn. 
 
 Eppin 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 cr 
 
 O) 
 
 Fremont, 
 
 Gosport, 
 
 Greenland, 
 
 James L. Runlett. 
 Sebastian A. Brown. 
 Andrew J. no 3 't. 
 Ebenezer Folsom. 
 Stephen G. Sleeper. 
 George Beebe. 
 Charles W. Piclcering. 
 
 * Republicans in Roman ; Democrats in Italics. 
 
LEGISLA.TIVE. 
 
 41 
 
 Hampstead, John D. Ordway. 
 
 Hampton, Dewitt C. Dnrgin. 
 
 • liampton Falls,Emery Datrhelder. 
 i Kensington, Josiah D. Prescott. 
 Kingston, CJmrles B. Clark. 
 
 Londonderry, Andrew W. Mack. 
 
 Matthew W. Holmes. 
 Newcastle, Joshua M. Bickford. 
 Newington, Richard P. Hoyt. 
 
 Newmarket, William A. Shack ford. 
 
 Nathan H. Leavitt Jr. 
 Newton, Levi Wilson. 
 
 North Hampton,N. Warner. 
 Northwood, Charles Wingate. 
 
 Nottingham, L^ke II. Harvey. 
 
 Plaistow, Gilman Harris. 
 
 Portsmouth,W’d l.W.H.Y.IIackett 
 Edward D. Coffin. 
 
 Daniel J. Vaughn. 
 Isaiah Wilson. 
 Ward 2, William P. Jones. 
 
 Charles Rohinson. 
 William H. Henderson. 
 Frank W. Miller. 
 Ward 3, John R. Reding. 
 
 Samuel Langdon. 
 Raymond, David Griffin. 
 
 Rye, Thomas Green. 
 
 Salem, John W. Wheeler. 
 
 Joel C. Carey. 
 Sandown, George Marston. 
 
 Sabrook, Joseph Chase. 
 
 South Hampton. William Fowle. 
 South Newmarket, Patrick Quinn. 
 Stratham, Leonard Lang. 
 
 Windham. Rei Hills. 
 
 Strafford County. 
 
 Barrington, 
 
 John S. Buggies. 
 Joseph Daniels. 
 Dover, Wardl,Wm. T. Wentworth. 
 
 Hiram F. Snow. 
 Alvah Moulton. 
 Samuel M. Wheeler. 
 George Wadleigh. 
 Oliver Wyatt. 
 Charles H. Sawyer. 
 La fayette Hall. 
 Jonas H. Colcrmy. 
 Harry S. Parker. 
 Lee, Hosea B. Snell. 
 
 Mudbury, John Hill. 
 
 Middleton, Franklin Colbath. 
 
 Ward 2, 
 Ward 3, 
 
 Ward 4, 
 Dxirham, 
 Farmington, 
 
 Milton, George Lyman. 
 
 Samuel G. Chamberlain. 
 New Durham, Charley H. Boody. 
 Rochester, Larkin Harrington. 
 
 John Crockett. 
 Silas Hussey. Jr. 
 Joseph N. Hayes. 
 Rollinsford, Augustus W. Rollins. 
 Somersworth, George M. Hanson. 
 
 John Drew. 
 Daniel Chadbourne. 
 George Stevens. 
 Strafford, Daniel J. Holmes. 
 
 Charles F. Montgomery. 
 
 Alton, Charles Hayes, 
 
 Walter G. C Emerson. 
 Barnstcad, William Proctor. 
 
 Jacob W. Evans. 
 Belmont, Benj. B. Lamprey. 
 Center Harbor, Harrison C. Smith. 
 Gilford, Rufus G. .Morrill, j 
 
 Enoch Flanders, Jr. i 
 Stephen B. Cole, j 
 
 Belknap County^ 
 
 Gilmanton, 
 
 Rufus E. Gale" 
 George W. Sanborn' 
 Laconia, Ebenezer P. Osgood- 
 
 John W. Busiel. 
 Meredith, John Neally. 
 
 Nathan B. Wadleigh. 
 New Hampton, Samuel Emerson. 
 Sanboruton, Lyman B. Ames. 
 
 William S. Woodman 
 
 Carroll County. 
 
 .Albany, Thomas J. Allard. \ Freedom, 
 
 Bartlett. George IF. At. Pitman. 
 
 Brookfield, William Blake, Jr. 
 
 Chatham, Daniel Chandler^ 2.d. 
 
 Conway. Christopher IV. Wilder. 
 
 Charles H. Osgood. 
 
 Eaton, None. 
 
 Effingham, Aaron Clark. 
 
 Jackson, 
 Madison, 
 Moultonboro, 
 0.ssipee, 
 
 Sandwich, 
 
 Thomas Lovering. 
 
 Jonathan Gale. 
 Mark Nickerson, 
 Wm. H. H. Mason. 
 
 IDnry J. Banks. 
 Samuel B. Carter. 
 William M. Weed. 
 Enoch Q. Fellows. 
 
42 
 
 LEGISLATIVE. 
 
 Tamworth, 
 Tuftonb >rough, 
 Wakefield, 
 
 James M. Pease. 
 Greenleaf Piper. 
 Samuel W. Roberts. 
 
 Wolfeboro, Elisha Goodwin^ Jr. 
 
 Blake Folsom. 
 
 Merrimack County. 
 
 Allenstown, 
 Andover, 
 Boscawen, 
 
 Bow, 
 
 Bradford, 
 Canterbury, 
 Chichester, 
 Concord, Ward 1, 
 Ward 2, 
 Ward 3, 
 Ward 4, 
 
 Henry Dowst. 
 Henry A. Weymouth. 
 Nehemiah Butler. 
 Samuel C. Clement. 
 William O. Heath. 
 
 Joseph Ayers. 
 John S. ^erhume. 
 Wm. H. Allen 
 Charles Smith. 
 Henry Farnum. 
 
 John A. West. 
 Benj. E. Badger. 
 Ward 5, A. C. Pierce. 
 
 E. W. Woodward. 
 Ward 6, J. W. Prescott. 
 
 C. C. Webster. 
 Ward 7, G. F. Whittredge. 
 Dunbarton, John B. Ireland. 
 Epsom, Samuel Martin. 
 
 Franklin, Arthur. S. Nesmith. 
 
 I 
 
 j Henniker, 
 Hill, 
 
 Hooksett, 
 
 Hopkinton, 
 
 Loudon, 
 Newbury, 
 New London, 
 Northfield, 
 Pembroke, 
 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 1 Salisbury, 
 Sutton, 
 
 W arner, 
 
 Webster, 
 
 Wilmot, 
 
 Frank H. Danxell' 
 George W. Rice* 
 Moses Favor- 
 Benj. J. Gile- 
 Thomas B. Jones- 
 Reuben E. French- 
 Archclaus Moore' 
 James M. Sawyer. 
 N. T. Greenwood. 
 Hiram Cilley. 
 Edmund Elliott. 
 John K. Robinson. 
 Nathaniel G. Foote. 
 Charles E. Perkins. 
 Charles C. Rogers. 
 Cyrus French. 
 C. C. Me Alpine. 
 Lemuel W. Collins. 
 David A. Macurdy. 
 Jason Walker.] 
 
 Hillsborough County. 
 
 Amherst, 
 
 Antrim, 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 Bennington, 
 
 Brookline, 
 
 Deering, 
 
 Frances town, 
 
 Gofifstown, 
 
 Greenfield, 
 
 Hancock, 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 William A. Mack. 
 William N. Tuttle. 
 Charles H. Moore. 
 John C. Dodge. 
 James H. Hall. 
 Augustus Wilson. 
 Samuel D. Downes. 
 
 John Green. 
 Lucien D. Hunkins. 
 Alfred W. Savage. 
 
 Avery M. Clark. 
 Brooks K. Webber. 
 Ephraim Dutton. 
 Hollis, Charles B. Richardson. 
 Hudson, Daniel M. Greeley. 
 
 Litchfield, John W. Grifin. 
 
 Lyndeborough, Luther Cram. 
 Manchester, Ward 1, J. L. Stevens. 
 
 Nathan P. Kidder. 
 Ward 2, T. W. Challis. 
 
 G. S. Andrews. 
 Ward 3, James 0. Adams. 
 Albert H. Daniels. 
 William Flanders. 
 Ward 4, Herman Foster. 
 Benjamin Currier. 
 Samuel D. Lord. 
 Ward 5, Patrick Shehan. 
 
 Patrick McDonough. 
 Ward 6, James P. Eaton. 
 
 Robert Hall. 
 Ward 7, R. M. Shirlev. 
 Wards, DeL. Robinson. 
 Mason, Elisha B. Barrett. 
 
 I Merrimack, Benjamin Ela. 
 
 i Milford, Samuel G. Dearborn. 
 
 Bainbridge Wadleigh. 
 Mt. Vernon, A. W. Raymond. 
 Nashua, Ward!, A. H. Dunlap. 
 
 Ward 2, G. A. Ramsdell. 
 Ward 3, Caleb Burbank. 
 Ward 4, None. 
 
 Ward 5, Geo. Edgecomh. 
 
 Dennis D. Sullivan. 
 Ward 6, Amos Webster. 
 
 Charles Holman. 
 Ward 7, Joseph K. Page. 
 Ward 8, E. P. Brcncn. 
 
 A. J. Bennett. 
 W. A. Preston 
 William G. Butler. 
 Riley B. Hatch. 
 Charles Wilder. 
 Stephen H. Bacon. 
 
 Isaac Wheeler. 
 Charles 0. Ballou. 
 Alonzo H. Wood. 
 J rands Green. 
 Joel Hesselton 
 Silas Chapman. 
 
 New Boston, 
 
 ! New Ipswich, 
 Pelham, 
 Peterborough, 
 
 Sharon, 
 
 Temple, 
 
 Weare, 
 
 Wilton, 
 
 Windsor, 
 
LEGISLATIVE. 
 
 43 
 
 Cheshire County. 
 
 Alstefid, 
 
 Chesterfield, 
 
 Dublin, 
 
 Fitzwilliam, 
 
 Gilsum, 
 
 Ilinwlale, 
 
 .laffrey, 
 
 Keene, 
 
 Marlboro’, 
 
 Marlow, 
 
 Acworth, 
 
 Asa H. Burge. 
 James H. Go^^drich. 
 Aaron Smith. 
 John N. Richardson. 
 Aaron D. Hammond. 
 
 George S. Wilder. 
 Frederick W. Bailey. 
 John Humphrey. 
 Solon S. Wilkinson. 
 
 Robert Wilson. 
 Charles Bridgman. 
 Soh*n A. Carter. 
 William French. 
 
 Jairus Collins. 
 Ezra G. Huntley. 
 
 Nelson, Charles II. Whitney. 
 
 Richmond, Asa H. BuHock. 
 
 Rindge, George A. Whitney. 
 
 Roxbury, Alba C. Davis. 
 
 Stoddard, Edward E. Upton.. 
 
 Sullivan, Charles Mason. 
 
 Surry, William II. Porter. 
 
 Swfuizey, Philip D. Angier. 
 
 David Parsons. 
 Troy, Augustus Hodgkins. 
 
 Walpole, Leonard B Holland. 
 
 George Rust. 
 Westmoreland, Charles Knight. 
 Winchester, Henry Abbott. 
 
 Edward Alexander. 
 
 Sullivan County. 
 
 Chapin K. Brooks. 
 Charlestown, Nathan W. Howard. 
 
 i'ranklin W. Putnam. 
 Willianf Ellis. 
 Hiram Webb. 
 Edward L. Goddard. 
 George N. Farw’ell. 
 Joseph B. Comings. 
 Albina Hall. 
 John Chase. 
 
 Claremont, 
 
 . Cornish, 
 Croydon, 
 Goshen, 
 
 Grantham, 
 
 Langdon, 
 
 Lempster, 
 
 Newport, 
 
 Plainfield, 
 
 Springfield, 
 
 Sunapee, 
 
 Unity, 
 
 Washington 
 
 William II. Eastman- 
 Martin Bascom- 
 Abram Bean. 
 'Benj. F. Saw’yer- 
 John B. Cooper. 
 Famum J. Morgan. 
 Levi F. Hill. 
 Daniel A. George. 
 Ora M. Huntoon. 
 , Weld D. Proctor, 
 
 Grafton County. 
 
 I Aloxardria, 
 Ashland, 
 Bath, 
 Benton, 
 Bcthleham, 
 Bridgw’ater, 
 Bristol, 
 Campton, 
 Canaan, 
 
 Danbury, 
 
 Dorchester, 
 
 Luke Gale. 
 Thomas N. Hughes. 
 
 John Bedel. 
 Charles Whitcher. 
 Thomas J. Spooner. 
 
 Abner Fowler. 
 Samuel K. Mason. 
 Erastus Dole. 
 James C. Felch. 
 Joseph D. We^ks. 
 John A. Butrick. 
 Elias M. Bb dgett. 
 El 1 s wor t h & Wa t e r V i 11 e, J. J/. Dustin 
 
 Enfield, 
 
 Franconia, 
 Grafton, 
 Gn>ton, * 
 Hanover, 
 
 Haverhill, 
 
 Hebron, 
 
 Converse G. Morgan. 
 Herbert Bailey. 
 NathH. W. Cheeney. 
 Alvah Stevens. 
 Joseph Wheat. 
 Jacob S. Perley. 
 James S. Adams. 
 Charles M. Weeks. 
 George F. Ihitnam. 
 Thomas Muzzey. 
 
 Holderness, 
 
 Landaff, 
 
 Lebanon, 
 
 Lisbon, 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 Lyman, 
 Lyme, 
 Monroe, 
 Orange, 
 Orford, 
 Piermont, 
 Plymouth, 
 Rumney, 
 Thornton, 
 Warren, 
 Wentw’orth, 
 
 G. F. Cummings- 
 Daniel Whitcher. 
 Harlow S. Nash- 
 Joseph W. Cleveland. 
 Jesse C. Sturtevant- 
 Hiram Noyes- 
 Horace B. Savage. 
 Samuel A. Edson. 
 Charles C. Smith. 
 Richard Smith. 
 Isaac D. Miner. 
 Theodore M. Franklin. 
 Frank Paddleford. 
 Reuben Batchelder. 
 
 None. 
 
 Henry H. Palmer. 
 
 Joseph A. Dodge. 
 Horaee B. Perkiris. 
 George W. Garland, 
 ^mue.l B. Page. 
 Joseph Savage. 
 
 Wood8tock<Sc Lincoln, J". W. Campbell 
 
 Coos Countsj. 
 
 Berlin and Randolph,Dante? Green. 
 Carroll & Hart’s Loc, C. S. Leavett. 
 
 Clarksville, 
 
 Colebrook, 
 
 Benjamin Young. 
 William S. Roljt. 
 
NEWSPAPEKS, ETC. 
 
 Columbia, 'SVillard Spencer. 
 
 Dalton, L^icius Bond. 
 
 Errol,Cam bridge &c., C.L. He.yiuood. 
 
 Gorham, 
 .Jefferson, 
 Lancaster, 
 
 Milan, 
 
 liufus F. Ingalls. 
 Charles L. Plaisted. 
 Henry 0. Kent, 
 Ossian Ray. 
 Moses Hodgdon, Jr. 
 
 Northumberland, Wayne Cobleigh. 
 Pittsburg, Thomas C. Hart. 
 
 Shelburn, Charles E. Philbrook. 
 Stark and Duramer, C.E. Bickford. 
 Stewartsto\vD,NyfrawMS M.Jordan. 
 Stratford, Samuel C. Brown. 
 
 Whitefield, George W. Libbey. 
 
 RECAPITULATION BY COUNTIES. 
 
 
 Rep. 
 
 Dem. 
 
 
 Rep. 
 
 Dem. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 34 
 
 21 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 - 42 
 
 17 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 24 
 
 5 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 19 
 
 11 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 14 
 
 6 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 8 
 
 12 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 18 
 
 26 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 22 
 
 18 
 
 Coos, 
 
 5 
 
 14 
 
 
 96 
 
 66 
 
 
 98 
 
 74 
 
 Whole number of Representatives, 334; Republicans, 194: Demo¬ 
 crats, 140. Republican majority in the House, 54 ; on joint ballot of 
 the Senate and House, 64. 
 
 Congressional Delegation. 
 
 Aaron H. Cragin, Lebanon, 
 James W. Patterson, Hanover, 
 
 Senators. 
 
 Jacob H. Ela, Rochester, 1 
 
 Aaron F. Stevens, Nashua, >Representatives. 
 
 Jacob Benton, Lancaster, j 
 
 LIST OF NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Argus k Spectator, Newport, 
 Cabinet, Amherst, 
 
 Cheshire Republican. Keene, 
 Chronicle & Gazette, Portsmouth, 
 I daily, 
 jCourier, Rochester, 
 jCoos Republican, Lancaster, 
 
 Daily Patriot, Concord. 
 
 [Daily Times, Portsmouth, 
 
 •Daily Monitor & Ind. Democrat, 
 1 Concord, 
 
 Daily Mirror, Manchester, 
 
 (Daily & Weekly Union, do., 
 
 [Daily Telegraph, Nashua. 
 'Democrat, Wolfeborough, 
 Democrat, Laconia, 
 
 Enquirer, Dover, 
 
 Free Press, Lebanon, 
 
 Gazette, Dover, 
 
 Gazette, Nashua, 
 
 Journal, Portsmouth, 
 
 Journal, Somersworth, 
 
 Mirror & Farmer, Manchester, 
 Morning Star, Dover. 
 
 National Eagle, Claremont, 
 News, Wolfe boro’, 
 
 News Lett(^r, Exeter, 
 
 Northern Advocate, Claremont, 
 N. II. Sentinel, Keene, 
 
 N. H. Patriot, Concord, 
 
 N. TI. Telegraph, Nashua, 
 Republic, Littleton, 
 
 Republican Statesman, Concord, 
 States & Union, Portsmouth, 
 
 The People, Concord, 
 
 Times, Lake Village, 
 
 Transcript, Peterborough, 
 
 The total popular vote in the United States for President and Vice 
 President, in 1868, was Grant, 3,016,353; Seymour, •2,7('6,C'31. Grant’s 
 majority', 527,015. Gen. Grant received the electoral votes of twenty- 
 five of the States ; Horatio Seymour those of eight. 
 
GOVERNOR VOTE, ETC. 45 
 
 Tabular Statement by Towns 
 
 Of Distances from Concord ; Dates of Incorporation ; Votes for Governor 
 in 18681 Population in 1860; Average Valuation in 1867 and 1868; and 
 Apportionment on each $1000 of State Tax, 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 DIS. 
 
 TOWNS. Incorp’n. Stearns. 
 
 Bedel. 
 
 Pop. 
 
 Tal. 
 
 Appor. 
 
 36 
 
 Atkinson, Sept’r 3, 1767. 
 
 79 
 
 54 
 
 546 
 
 241,881 
 
 1.76 
 
 18 
 
 Auburn, June 23. 1845. 
 
 105 
 
 79 
 
 886 
 
 323,562 
 
 2.57 
 
 30 
 
 Brentwood, June 26, 1742. 
 
 110 
 
 46 
 
 887 
 
 316,020 
 
 2.46 
 
 16 
 
 Candia, December 17,1763. 
 
 185 
 
 239 
 
 1575 
 
 395,918 
 
 3.43 
 
 23 
 
 Chester, May 8, 1722. 
 
 183 
 
 74 
 
 1276 
 
 441,258 
 
 3.17 
 
 33 
 
 Danville, February 22, 1760. 
 
 85 
 
 55 
 
 629 
 
 210,.544 
 
 1.47 
 
 ,20 
 
 Deerfield, January 8,1766 
 
 212 
 
 228 
 
 2066 
 
 597,324 
 
 4.78 
 
 25 
 
 Derry, July 2, 1827. 
 
 229 
 
 121 
 
 1990 
 
 656,945 
 
 5.09 
 
 U2 
 
 E. Kingston, Nov. 17,1738. 
 
 66 
 
 69 
 
 598 
 
 257,885 
 
 2.04 
 
 ;39 
 
 Epping, February 23,1741. 
 
 14-1 
 
 182 
 
 1414 
 
 525,229 
 
 3.81 
 
 i40 
 
 E.xeter, settled April 3,1638. 
 
 430 
 
 143 
 
 3309 
 
 1,499,763 
 
 12.06 
 
 30 
 
 Fremont, Jnhe 22, 1764. 
 Gosport, December 24, 1715. 
 
 84 
 
 91 
 
 579 
 
 185.003 
 
 1.35 
 
 57 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 127 
 
 18,500 
 
 .15 
 
 •15 
 
 Greenland, 1703. 
 
 81 
 
 95 
 
 762 
 
 385.201 
 
 2.94 
 
 30 
 
 Hampstead, Jan’y, 19, 1749. 
 
 121 
 
 73 
 
 930 
 
 264,854 
 
 2.06 
 
 47 
 
 Hampton, May 22, 1639. 
 
 156 
 
 114 
 
 1230 
 
 554,322 
 
 3.93 
 
 47 
 
 Hampton Falls, 1712. 
 
 78 
 
 42 
 
 621 
 
 277,788 
 
 2.17 
 
 i44 
 
 Kensington, April 1, 1737. 
 
 80 
 
 81 
 
 672 
 
 309.578 
 
 2.10 
 
 38 
 
 Kingston, August 6, 1694. 
 
 124 
 
 114 
 
 1216 
 
 408,828 
 
 2.94 
 
 26 
 
 Londonderry, June 21,* 1722. 
 
 188 
 
 127 
 
 1717 
 
 539,402 
 
 4.36 
 
 56 
 
 Newcastle, 1693. 
 
 97 
 
 89 
 
 693 
 
 114.562 
 
 1.01 
 
 '45 
 
 Newington, Julyjil764. 
 
 41 
 
 72 
 
 475 
 
 192,574 
 
 1.42 
 
 '.36 
 
 Newmarket, Dec. 17, 1727. 
 
 169 
 
 217 
 
 2038 
 
 819,014 
 
 6.00 
 
 45 
 
 Newton. December 6,1749. 
 
 85 
 
 105 
 
 850 
 
 273,984 
 
 1.91 
 
 47 
 
 N. Hampton, Nov. 30, 1742. 
 
 90 
 
 116 
 
 771 
 
 357,093 
 
 2.68 
 
 20 
 
 Northwood. Feb. 6, 1773. 
 
 183 
 
 134 
 
 lbir2 
 
 445,540 
 
 3.30 
 
 25 
 
 Nottingham, May 10, 1722. 
 
 131 
 
 154 
 
 1297 
 
 388,482 
 
 2.82 
 
 '40 
 
 Plai.stow, Feb. 28, 1749. 
 
 97 
 
 57 
 
 861 
 
 283,973 
 
 2.14 
 
 '45 
 
 Poi-stmouth. May 28, 1653. 
 
 1114 
 
 860 
 
 9335 
 
 6,449,071 
 
 50.13 
 
 24 
 
 Raymond, May 9, 1764. 
 
 111 
 
 189 
 
 1269 
 
 3t»0,259 
 
 2.45 
 
 ,50 
 
 Rye. April 20, 1726. 
 
 88 
 
 186 
 
 1199 
 
 379,922 
 
 3.10 
 
 i40 
 
 Siilem, May 11, 1750. 
 
 208 
 
 167 
 
 1671 
 
 548,608 
 
 3.92 
 
 132 
 
 Sandown, April 6,1756. 
 
 75 
 
 70 
 
 553 
 
 224,305 
 
 1.56 
 
 50 
 
 Seabrook, June 3,1768 
 
 156 
 
 180 
 
 1549 
 
 327,728 
 
 2.44 
 
 '46 
 
 S. Hampton, May 25,1742. 
 
 58 
 
 67 
 
 786 
 
 249,.371 
 
 1.69 
 
 135 
 
 S. Newmarket, June 27,1849. 
 
 169 
 
 45 
 
 549 
 
 3t>3,395 
 
 2.41 
 
 l40 
 
 Stratham, March 14,1816. 
 
 124 
 
 76 
 
 859 
 
 432,633 
 
 3.58 
 
 33 
 
 Windham, February 12,1742. 122 
 
 51 
 
 851 
 
 357,210 
 
 2.56 
 
 
 
 5862 
 
 4865 50,138 
 
 20,857,529 
 
 159.76 
 
 
 STRAEFORD 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 35 
 
 Barrington, May 10,1722. 
 
 207 
 
 153 
 
 1962 
 
 491 ,.500 
 
 4.18 
 
 40 
 
 Dover, October 12,1722. 
 
 924 
 
 444 
 
 8502 
 
 4,014.326 
 
 33.67 
 
 34 
 
 Durham, May 15,1732. 
 
 141 
 
 171 
 
 1534 
 
 556;685 
 
 4.64 
 
 35 
 
 Farmington, Dec. 1. 1798. 
 
 270 
 
 236 
 
 2275 
 
 774,953 
 
 5.87 
 
 33 
 
 Lee, January' 16,1766. 
 
 66 
 
 109 
 
 871 
 
 336,620 
 
 2.63 
 
46 
 
 GOVERiiOR VOTE, ETC. 
 
 
 
 36 
 
 Wadburj", May 31, 1775. 
 
 56 
 
 42 
 
 496 
 
 182,705 
 
 1.63 
 
 40 
 
 Middleton, March 4, 1778. 
 
 "47 
 
 68 
 
 531 
 
 156,751 
 
 1.17 
 
 40 
 
 Milton, June 11, 18u2. 
 
 250 
 
 95 
 
 1862 
 
 458,680 
 
 3.43 
 
 3S 
 
 New Durham, Dec. 7, 1762. 
 
 54 
 
 155 
 
 1174 
 
 312,056 
 
 2.35 
 
 40 
 
 Rochester, May 10,1722. 
 
 429 
 
 322 
 
 3384 
 
 1,248,047 
 
 11.25 
 
 45 
 
 Rollinsford, July 3,1849. 
 
 186 
 
 75 
 
 2069 
 
 717,310 
 
 6.23 
 
 45 
 
 Somers worth, April 22, 1754. 
 
 552 
 
 173 
 
 4786 
 
 1,924,2-23 
 
 15.02 
 
 30 
 
 Strafiford, June 17, 1820. 
 
 212 
 
 247 
 
 2046 
 
 570,651 
 
 4.28 
 
 
 
 3394 
 
 2288 
 
 31492 
 
 ;il,7*45,113 
 
 96.35 
 
 
 BELKNAP 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 31 
 
 Alton, June 16, 1796. 
 
 236 
 
 198 
 
 2018 
 
 626,19? 
 
 4.61 
 
 20 
 
 Barnstead, May 20, 1727. 
 
 102 
 
 294 
 
 1885 
 
 516,014 
 
 3.69 
 
 25 
 
 Belmont, June 28,1859. 
 
 97 
 
 160 
 
 1189 
 
 354,316 
 
 2.751 
 
 37 
 
 Center Harbor, Dec. 7,1797. 
 
 65 
 
 60 
 
 484 
 
 141,533 
 
 1.02 1 
 
 27 
 
 Gilford, June 16,1812. 
 
 390 
 
 216 
 
 2812 
 
 991,262 
 
 7.62 i 
 
 20 
 
 Gilmanton, May 18, 1727. 
 
 229 
 
 163 
 
 2073 
 
 602,436 
 
 4.381 
 
 27 
 
 Laconia, July 1855. 
 
 181 
 
 248 
 
 1806 
 
 609,494 
 
 5..58 
 
 29 
 
 Meredith, Dec. 30, 1768. 
 
 226 
 
 274 
 
 1945 
 
 590,297 
 
 4.68 
 
 30 
 
 New Hampton, Nov.27, 1777. 
 
 137 
 
 98 
 
 1596 
 
 • 405,423 
 
 2.85 1 
 
 21 
 
 Sanborn ton, March 1, 1770. 
 
 244 
 
 305 
 
 2743 
 
 781,137 
 
 6.09 1 
 
 
 
 1907 
 
 2016 
 
 18551 
 
 5,618,109 
 
 43.27 
 
 
 CARROLL COUNTT. 
 
 
 
 74 
 
 Albany, Nov, 10, 1766. 
 
 30 
 
 53 
 
 43» 
 
 77,205 
 
 .51! 
 
 85 
 
 Bartlett, June 16,1790. 
 
 24 
 
 115. 
 
 737 
 
 175,4-24 
 
 1.19 
 
 50 
 
 Brookfield. Dec. 30, 1794. 
 
 66 
 
 35 
 
 372 
 
 140,598 
 
 1.06 
 
 92 
 
 Chatham, Feb.7. 1767. 
 
 51 
 
 64 
 
 489 
 
 100,364 
 
 .69 
 
 76 
 
 Conway, April 6,1772. 
 
 158 
 
 193 
 
 1^4 
 
 507,093 
 
 3.52 
 
 69 
 
 Eaton, Nov. 7, 1766. 
 
 52 
 
 111 
 
 780 
 
 150,059 
 
 1.04 
 
 70 
 
 Effingham, Aug. 18, 1788. 
 
 103 
 
 120 
 
 1210 
 
 299,059 
 
 2.-24 
 
 70 
 
 Freedom, June 16, 1831. 
 
 47 
 
 158 
 
 917 
 
 245,795 
 
 1.75 
 
 
 Hart's Location. 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 44 
 
 12.277 
 
 .101 
 
 90 
 
 Jackson, Dec. 4,1800. 
 
 7 
 
 121 
 
 587 
 
 157,975 
 
 1.04 j 
 
 69 
 
 Madison, June, 1853. 
 
 91 
 
 30 
 
 826 
 
 179,953 
 
 1.301 
 
 50 
 
 Moultonboro’, Nov. 27, 1777. 
 
 99 
 
 183 
 
 1448 
 
 347,833 
 
 2.61 1 
 
 60 
 
 0.ssipee, Feb, 22, 1785. 
 
 201 
 
 238 
 
 1998 
 
 398,054 
 
 2.99 
 
 50 
 
 Sandwich. Oct. 25, 1768. 
 
 270 
 
 151 
 
 229 
 
 568,134 
 
 4.07 
 
 60 
 
 Tara worth, Oct. 14, 1766. 
 
 197 
 
 125 
 
 1679 
 
 285.513 
 
 2.12 
 
 55 
 
 Tuftonborough, Dec. 17,1795. 87 
 
 133 
 
 1185 
 
 283,246 
 
 2.37 ! 
 
 43 
 
 "Wakefield, August 30, 1774. 
 
 171 
 
 138 
 
 1478 
 
 5.37,373 
 
 3.67 ! 
 
 50 
 
 Wolfeborough, July 9,1770. 
 
 263 
 
 269 
 
 2300 
 
 7-24,110 
 
 6.28 j 
 
 
 
 1921 
 
 2240 
 
 20433 
 
 5,190,065 
 
 38:55 
 
 
 MERRIMACK 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 Allenstown, July 2, 1831. 
 
 34 
 
 50 
 
 415 
 
 83,835 
 
 2.09 
 
 21 
 
 Andover, June 25, 1779. 
 
 76 
 
 212 
 
 1243 
 
 457,491 
 
 3.48 
 
 8 
 
 Boscawen. April 22, 1760. 
 
 181 
 
 140 
 
 1458 
 
 547,583 
 
 4.24 
 
 5 
 
 Bow, May 20, 1727. 
 
 88 
 
 133 
 
 909 
 
 347,699 
 
 2.96 
 
 25 
 
 Bradford. Sept. 27.1787. 
 
 1*23 
 
 172 
 
 1182 
 
 501.460 
 
 3.71 
 
 8 
 
 Canterbury, May 20, 1727. 
 
 126 
 
 140 
 
 1522 
 
 546,742 
 
 3.95 
 
 9 
 
 Chichester, May 20, 1727. 
 
 80 
 
 139 
 
 1043 
 
 304,643 
 
 2.46 
 
 

 GOVERNOR VOTE, ETC. 
 
 
 47 
 
 
 Concord, 1765. 
 
 1504 
 
 895 
 
 10889 
 
 5,202,148 
 
 42.61 
 
 10 
 
 Dunbarton, Aug. 10, 1765. 
 
 109 
 
 83 
 
 902 
 
 378,008 
 
 3.16 
 
 12 
 
 Epsom, May 18, 1727. 
 
 89 
 
 133 
 
 1216 
 
 371,226 
 
 2.85 
 
 18 
 
 Franklin, Dec. 24, 1828. 
 
 295 
 
 208 
 
 1600 
 
 1.048,088 
 
 8.05 
 
 15 
 
 Henniker, Nov. 10,1768. 
 
 170 
 
 153 
 
 1500 
 
 626,600 
 
 5.23 
 
 27 
 
 Hill, November 10, 1778. 
 
 108 
 
 64 
 
 917 
 
 226,427 
 
 1.7 
 
 8 
 
 Hooksett, July 3,1822. 
 
 134 
 
 101 
 
 1257 
 
 467,238 
 
 3.81 
 
 7 
 
 Hopkinton, Jan. 11,1765. 
 
 256 
 
 229 
 
 2178 
 
 705,970 
 
 5.68 
 
 12 
 
 Loudon. Jan. 23,1773. 
 
 125 
 
 211 
 
 1638 
 
 617,521 
 
 4.56 
 
 30 
 
 Newbury, Nov. 1778. 
 
 49 
 
 106 
 
 698 
 
 . 270,822 
 
 1.95 
 
 30 
 
 New London, Jan. 25, 1779. 
 
 131 
 
 75 
 
 952 
 
 463,881 
 
 3.38 
 
 17 
 
 Northfield, .June 19, 1780. 
 
 94 
 
 131 
 
 1051 
 
 346,060 
 
 2.73 
 
 7 
 
 Pembroke, Nov. 1, !n59. 
 
 170 
 
 203 
 
 1313 
 
 689,742 
 
 5.56 
 
 15 
 
 Pittsfield, March 27,1782. 
 
 214 
 
 194 
 
 1839 
 
 619,014 
 
 4.55 
 
 16 
 
 Salisbury, March 1, 1768. 
 
 87 
 
 122 
 
 1191 
 
 442,012 
 
 3.21 
 
 23 
 
 Sutton, April 13,1784. 
 
 153 
 
 114 
 
 1431 
 
 485,296 
 
 3.36 
 
 18 
 
 Warner, Sept. 4,1774. 
 
 214 
 
 269 
 
 1971 
 
 753,902 
 
 5.61 
 
 13 
 
 Webster, July 3,1860. 
 
 96 
 
 76 
 
 817 
 
 315,589 
 
 2.42 
 
 30 
 
 Wilmot, June 18,1807. 
 
 103 
 
 157 
 
 1195 
 
 333,361 
 
 2.32 
 
 
 • 
 
 4809 
 
 4510 • 
 
 41410 
 
 17,125,931 
 
 133.93 
 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 30 
 
 Amherst, July 18,1760. 
 
 185 
 
 100 
 
 1509 
 
 548,814 
 
 5.11 
 
 30 
 
 Antrim, March 22, 1777. 
 
 135 
 
 117 
 
 1123 
 
 471,178 
 
 3.58 
 
 21 
 
 Bedford, May 19,1750. 
 
 166 
 
 139 
 
 1172 
 
 499,007 
 
 4.11 
 
 32 
 
 Bennington, Dec. 15, 1842. 
 
 39 
 
 62 
 
 450 
 
 208,623 
 
 1.55 
 
 40 
 
 Brookline, March 30,1769. 
 
 115 
 
 87 
 
 756 
 
 335,380 
 
 2,47 
 
 25 
 
 Deering, Jan. 17, 1774. 
 
 61 
 
 125 
 
 793 
 
 a40,526 
 
 2!50 
 
 25 
 
 Francestown, Jan. 8, 1772. 
 
 156 
 
 95 
 
 1084 
 
 520,256 
 
 3.75 
 
 15 
 
 Goffstown, June 16, 1761. 
 
 219 
 
 177 
 
 1740 
 
 602,915 
 
 5.45 
 
 30 
 
 Greenfield, June 15, 1791. 
 
 49 
 
 92 
 
 692 
 
 274,510 
 
 2.14 
 
 36 
 
 Hancock, Nov. 5, 1779. 
 
 118 
 
 111 
 
 844 
 
 347,562 
 
 2.96 
 
 25 
 
 IIill8lx>rough, Nov. 14, 1772. 
 
 191 
 
 247 
 
 1623 
 
 752,934 
 
 5.48 
 
 38 
 
 Hollis, April 3, 1746. 
 
 168 
 
 144 
 
 1317 
 
 630,686 
 
 5.82 
 
 38 
 
 Hudson, July 5, 1746. 
 
 139 
 
 114 
 
 1222 
 
 439,949 
 
 3.71 
 
 30 
 
 Litchfield, June 5, 1749. 
 
 34 
 
 53’ 
 
 352 
 
 221,502 
 
 1.91 
 
 30 
 
 Lyndeboro’, April 23, 1764. 
 
 112' 
 
 92 
 
 823 
 
 335,578 
 
 2.37 
 
 16 
 
 Manchester, Sept. 3,1751. 
 
 1703 
 
 1323 
 
 20108 
 
 10,017,517 
 
 84.27 
 
 48 
 
 Mason, Aug. 26, 1768. 
 
 156 
 
 103 
 
 1559 
 
 598,613 
 
 4.34 
 
 30 
 
 Merrimack, April 2, 1746. 
 
 137 
 
 118 
 
 1119 
 
 454,659 
 
 4.22 
 
 35 
 
 Milford, Jan. 11, 1794. 
 
 376 
 
 115 
 
 2221 
 
 1,155,395 
 
 9.65 
 
 29 
 
 Mont Vernon, Dec. 15, 1803. 
 
 63 
 
 104 
 
 725 
 
 288,007 
 
 2.15 
 
 35 
 
 Nashua, April 1, 1746. 
 
 998 
 
 751 
 
 10065 
 
 4,826,856 
 
 42.81 
 
 22 
 
 New Boston, Fob. 18,1763. 
 
 116 
 
 189 
 
 1369 
 
 585,049 
 
 4.90 
 
 50 
 
 New Ipswich, Sept. 9,1762. 
 
 167 
 
 72 
 
 1701 
 
 642,567 
 
 4.76 
 
 47 
 
 Pelham, July 6, 1746. 
 
 104 
 
 112 
 
 944 
 
 508.739 
 
 4.16 
 
 40 
 
 Peterborough, Jan. 17, 1760 
 
 319 
 
 177 
 
 2265 
 
 1,251,746 
 
 9.47 
 
 48 
 
 Sharon, June 24, 1791. 
 
 30 
 
 23 
 
 250 
 
 110,527 
 
 .82 
 
 45 
 
 Temple, August 26, 1768. 
 
 61 
 
 61 
 
 501 
 
 223,841 
 
 1.78 
 
 14 
 
 Weare, Sept. 21,1764. 
 
 260 
 
 223 
 
 2311 
 
 715,303 
 
 5.81 
 
 41 
 
 Wilton, June 25,1762. 
 
 202 
 
 235 
 
 1368 
 
 715,564 
 
 5.34 
 
 30 
 
 Windsor, Dec. 27, 1798. 
 
 7 
 
 17 
 
 136 
 
 56.484 
 
 .40 
 
 
 
 6586 
 
 5378 
 
 62142 
 
 28,680,287 
 
 237.79 
 
48 
 
 GOVEENOR VOTE, ETC. 
 
 
 
 
 CHESHIRE COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 56 
 
 Alstead, August 6, 1763. 156 
 
 124 
 
 1318 
 
 609,428 
 
 4.34 
 
 62 
 
 Chesterfield, Feb’y 11,1752. 165 
 
 150 
 
 1434 
 
 591,936 
 
 4.16 
 
 42 
 
 Dublin, March 29, 1771. 159 
 
 65 
 
 1096 
 
 521,744 
 
 4.09 
 
 54 
 
 Fitzwilliam, May 19, 1773. 193 
 
 50 
 
 1293 
 
 509,192 
 
 3.70 
 
 50 
 
 Gilsum, July 13,1763. 61 
 
 98 
 
 676 
 
 2-28,057 
 
 1.67 
 
 75 
 
 Hinsdale, September 3,1753. 178 
 
 78 
 
 1312 
 
 602,502 
 
 4.11 
 
 46 
 
 Jaffrey, August 17, 1773. 179 
 
 104 
 
 1452 
 
 674,716 
 
 5.32 
 
 52 
 
 Keene, April 11, 1753. 713 
 
 382 
 
 4320 
 
 2,775,668 
 
 21.27 
 
 48 
 
 Marlborough, Dec. 13, 1776. 186 
 
 33 
 
 915 
 
 347,723 
 
 2.58 
 
 50 
 
 Marlow, October 7,1761. 73 
 
 105 
 
 813 
 
 328,708 
 
 2.44 
 
 52 
 
 Nelson, February 22,1774, 95 
 
 50 
 
 739 
 
 278,427 
 
 2.07 
 
 .64 
 
 Richmond, February'28,1752. 81 
 
 105 
 
 1015 
 
 296,342 
 
 2.24 
 
 50 
 
 Rindge, August 11, 1768. 183 
 
 32 
 
 1230 
 
 488,287 
 
 3.51 
 
 50 
 
 Roxbury, December 9, 1812. 31 
 
 8 
 
 212 
 
 85,249 
 
 .&i 
 
 40 
 
 Stoddard, November 4,1774. 61 
 
 99 
 
 944 
 
 359,532 
 
 2.53 
 
 48 
 
 Sullivan, September 27, 1787. 56 
 
 17 
 
 376 
 
 234,783 
 
 1.75 
 
 55 
 
 Surry, May 9,1769. 48 
 
 36 
 
 388 
 
 189,693 
 
 1.38 
 
 55 
 
 Swanzey, July 2,1753. 142 
 
 214 
 
 1798 
 
 Oi 4 ,4o7 
 
 4.22 
 
 60 
 
 Troy, June 23,1815. * 85 
 
 63 
 
 760 
 
 295,260 
 
 2.31 
 
 60 
 
 Walpole, February 13, 1752. 181 
 
 213 
 
 1869 
 
 1,150,256 
 
 8.10 
 
 65 
 
 Westmoreland, Feb. 11. 1753. 152 
 
 129 
 
 1285 
 
 512,315 
 
 4 68 
 
 6d 
 
 Winchester, July 3,1752. 244 
 
 162 
 
 2225 
 
 785,848 
 
 5.72 
 
 
 3422 
 
 2317 
 
 27470 
 
 12,443,123 
 
 02.831 
 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 Acworth, Septem’r 19,1766. 138 
 
 111 
 
 1180 
 
 481,379 
 
 3.38 
 
 51* 
 
 Charltstown, July 2, 1753. 210 
 
 140 
 
 1758 
 
 939,9-22 
 
 6.96 
 
 50 
 
 Claremont, October 26, 1764. 544 
 
 259 
 
 4026 
 
 2,110,236 
 
 15.34 
 
 60 
 
 Cornish, June 21,1763. 198 
 
 109 
 
 1521 
 
 662,779 
 
 4.63 
 
 44 -Croydon, Mav 31,1763. 104 
 
 66 
 
 755 
 
 272,578 
 
 1.89 
 
 42 
 
 Goshen, December 27,1791. 52 
 
 85 
 
 576 
 
 211,919 
 
 1.46 
 
 40 
 
 Grantham, July 11, 1761. 87 
 
 68 
 
 649 
 
 210,957 
 
 1.43 
 
 56 
 
 Langdon, January 11, 1787. 61 
 
 40 
 
 478 
 
 322,129 
 
 2.28 
 
 40 
 
 Lempster, October 5, 1761. 73 
 
 98 
 
 820 
 
 265,937 
 
 1.98 
 
 40 
 
 Newport. October 6, 1761. %2S1 
 
 237 
 
 2077 
 
 1,747,062 
 
 6.67 
 
 63 
 
 Plainfield, August 14, 1761. 183 
 
 226 
 
 1620 
 
 663,447 
 
 4.66 
 
 38 
 
 Springfield, January 24,1794. 96 
 
 113 
 
 1021 
 
 268,185 
 
 1.91 
 
 37 
 
 Sunapee, April 4, 1781. 64 
 
 142 
 
 778 
 
 261,821 
 
 1.79 
 
 50 
 
 Unity, July 13, 1764. 53 
 
 140 
 
 887 
 
 334,207 
 
 2.45 
 
 32 
 
 Washington, Dec. 13,1776. 115 
 
 118 
 
 897 
 
 358,795 
 
 2.62 
 
 
 2259 
 
 1950 
 
 19043 
 
 9,111,353 
 
 59.45 
 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 
 34 
 
 Alexandria, Nov. 23, 1782. 119 
 
 146 
 
 1253 
 
 280,783 
 
 2.04 
 
 45 
 
 Ashland, July 1,1868 147 
 
 71 
 
 Part of Holderness. 
 
 
 80 
 
 Bath, September 10, 1761. 141 
 
 165 
 
 1366 
 
 543,516 
 
 3.75 
 
 55 
 
 Benton, January 31, 1764. 20 
 
 72 
 
 459 
 
 144,154 
 
 1.01 
 
 90 
 
 Bethlehem, Dec. 27,1799. 39 
 
 196 
 
 896 
 
 286,688 
 
 2.04 
 
 30 
 
 Bridgewater, Feb. 12. 1788. 70 
 
 46 
 
 560 
 
 135,018 
 
 .97 
 
 30 
 
 Bristol, June 24,1819. 216 
 
 94 
 
 1124 
 
 428.213 
 
 3.05 
 
 52 
 
 Campton, January 5, 1767. 181 
 
 119 
 
 1319 
 
 339,992 
 
 2.52 
 

 GOVERNOR VOTE, ETC. 
 
 
 ■ 49 
 
 43 
 
 Canaan, July 9, 1761. 
 
 194 
 
 229 
 
 1762 
 
 570,178 
 
 4.23 
 
 30 
 
 Danbury, June 18, 1795. . 
 
 74 
 
 ' 127 
 
 947 
 
 267,009 
 
 2.08 
 
 50 
 
 Dorchester, May 1, 1772. 
 
 31 
 
 97 
 
 691 
 
 175,418 
 
 1.23 
 
 58 
 
 Ellsworth, June 16,1802. 
 
 8 
 
 41 
 
 302 
 
 46,878 
 
 .31 
 
 42 
 
 Enfield, July 14, 1761. 
 
 194 
 
 170 
 
 1876 
 
 682,236 
 
 4.89 
 
 85 
 
 Franconia, February 14,176^ 
 
 :. 48 
 
 80 
 
 708 
 
 228,705 
 
 1.59 
 
 40 
 
 Grafton, November 11, 1778. 
 
 85 
 
 152 
 
 1149 
 
 333,139 
 
 2.57 
 
 45 
 
 Groton, December 7,1796. 
 
 76 
 
 83 
 
 778 
 
 200,806 
 
 1.47 
 
 55 
 
 Hanover, Jul}" 4,1761. 
 
 216 
 
 154 
 
 2312 
 
 858,876 
 
 6.69 
 
 72 
 
 Haverhill, May 18, 1763. 
 
 205 
 
 277 
 
 2291 
 
 885,990 
 
 • 6.48 
 
 40 
 
 Hebron, June 15, 1792. 
 
 39 
 
 66 
 
 475 
 
 119,218 
 
 .85 
 
 36 
 
 Holderness, October 24,1761. 
 
 72 
 
 113 
 
 1765 
 
 584,171 
 
 4.11 
 
 85 
 
 Landafif, January 31,1764. 
 
 54 
 
 160 
 
 1013 
 
 310,306 
 
 2.20 
 
 50 
 
 Lebanon, July 4,1761. 
 
 350 
 
 200 
 
 2322 
 
 1,298,082 
 
 9.79 
 
 70 
 
 Lincoln, January 31,1764. 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 71 
 
 25,820 
 
 .17 
 
 85 
 
 Lisbon, October 20,1768. 
 
 236 
 
 219 
 
 1886 
 
 619,155 
 
 4.48 
 
 100 
 
 Littleton, November 4,1784. 
 
 241 
 
 345 
 
 2292 
 
 823,888 
 
 5.61 
 
 100 Lyman, November 10,1761. 
 
 89 
 
 66 
 
 725 
 
 229,486 
 
 1.63 
 
 55 
 
 Lyme, July 8,1761. 
 
 227 
 
 107 
 
 1572 
 
 711,327 
 
 4.89 
 
 92 
 
 Monroe, July 13, 1854. 
 
 77 
 
 36 
 
 619 
 
 240,193 
 
 1.67 
 
 40 
 
 Orange, July 18,1781. 
 
 53 
 
 33 
 
 382 
 
 103,826 
 
 .71 
 
 62 
 
 Orford, September 25,1761. 
 
 154 
 
 113 
 
 1255 
 
 663,421 
 
 4.47 
 
 75 
 
 Piermont, Nov. 6, 17W 
 
 106 
 
 86 
 
 949 
 
 474,566 
 
 3.22 
 
 45 
 
 Plymouth, July 15,1763. 
 
 152 
 
 215 
 
 1406 
 
 490.191 
 
 4.01 
 
 51 
 
 Rumney, March 1767. 
 
 137 
 
 148 
 
 1104 
 
 325,128 
 
 2.66 
 
 57 
 
 Thornton, November 24,1781 
 
 . 62 
 
 154 
 
 96T 
 
 243,857 
 
 1.78 
 
 65 
 
 Warren, July 14, 1763. 
 
 49 
 
 172 
 
 1152 
 
 303,675 
 
 2.29 
 
 68 
 
 Watervifle, July 1,1829. 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 
 48 
 
 27,980 
 
 -.19 
 
 56 
 
 Wentworth, Nov. 1, 1776. 
 
 75 
 
 178 
 
 1056 
 
 283,833 
 
 2.28 
 
 62 
 
 Woodstock, Sept. 23,1763. 
 
 29 
 
 68 
 
 476 
 
 106,762 
 
 .74 
 
 
 Allen’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 .02 
 
 
 Elkins’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 .02 
 
 
 Sargent & Elkins’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 .02 
 
 
 Hatch & Cleaves’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Two Raymond Grants. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 4280 
 
 .4808 
 
 42245 
 
 14,618,911 
 
 106.47 
 
 
 COOS 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 
 140 Berlin, July 1,1829. 
 
 11 
 
 40 
 
 433 
 
 140,468 
 
 .97 
 
 113 Cambridge, May 19,1773. 
 
 
 4 
 
 49 
 
 33,952 
 
 .22 
 
 167 
 
 Carroll, June 22, 1832. 
 
 14 
 
 54 
 
 276 
 
 115,745 
 
 .83 
 
 156 Clarksville, June 30, 1853. 
 
 23 
 
 48 
 
 250 
 
 67,599 
 
 .47 
 
 140 Colebrook, June 17, 1796. 
 
 147 
 
 175 
 
 1118 
 
 482,430 
 
 3.31 
 
 143 Columbia, Dec. 16, 1797. 
 
 96 
 
 68 
 
 798 
 
 188,676 
 
 1.36 
 
 112 
 
 Dalton, November 4, 1784. 
 
 50 
 
 95 
 
 666 
 
 199,344 
 
 1.44 
 
 156 Dummer, December 19. 1848. 
 
 27 
 
 24 
 
 287 
 
 74,417 
 
 .51 
 
 150 
 
 Errol, December 28,1836. 
 
 5 
 
 31 
 
 178 
 
 76.400 
 
 .53 
 
 96 Gorham, June 18, 1836. 
 
 83 
 
 90 
 
 905 
 
 250,040 
 
 1.86 
 
 116 Jefferson, December 8,1796. 
 
 51 
 
 137 
 
 700 
 
 210,406 
 
 1.53 
 
 116 Lancaster. July 5.1763. 
 
 329 
 
 153 
 
 2020 
 
 696.250 
 
 4.89 
 
 150 
 
 Milan, December 16,1824. 
 
 77 
 
 66 
 
 789 
 
 190,087 
 
 1.32 
 
 130 Nortliumberl’d, Nov. 16, 1779. 79 
 
 97 
 
 736 
 
 264,655 
 
 1.86 
 
 163 
 
 Pittsburg, Decen)ber 10, 1840. 
 
 46 
 
 56 
 
 413 
 
 118,.509 
 
 .97 
 
 120 Randolph, June 16,1824. 
 
 8 
 
 32 
 
 118 
 
 56,168 
 
 .39 
 
 150 
 
 Shelburne, December 13, 1820.32 
 
 28 
 
 318 
 
 119,233 
 
 .85 
 
50 GOVERNOR VOTE, ETC. 
 
 135 Stark, January 9,1795. 30 72 426 
 
 155,860 
 
 1.09 
 
 150 Stewartstown, Dec. 24,1799. 39 146 771 
 
 243,630 
 
 1.74 
 
 137 Stratford, Nov. 16,1779. 63 89 716 
 
 229,970’ 
 
 1.67 
 
 Wentworth’s Loc. 13 57 
 
 11,563 
 
 .08 
 
 120 Whitefield, Dec. 1,1804. 127 114 1015 
 
 286,951 
 
 2.05 
 
 Bean’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 .03 
 
 Chandler’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 .01 
 
 Crawford’s Purchase. 
 
 19 
 
 
 .10 
 
 150 Dixville. 
 
 
 
 .10 
 
 Dix’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 .01 
 
 Erviog’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 .01 
 
 Greene’s Grant. 
 
 14 
 
 
 .40 
 
 Gilmanton & Atkinson Academy Grant. 
 
 
 .07 
 
 120 Kilkenney. 
 
 
 
 .10 
 
 Low k Burbank’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 .10 
 
 Martin’s Location. 
 
 19 
 
 
 .02 
 
 154 Millsfield. 
 
 15 
 
 
 .13 
 
 Nash & Sawyer’s Loc. 
 
 
 
 .02 
 
 Odell’s Township. 
 
 1 
 
 
 .07 
 
 Pinkham’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 .13 
 
 143 Success. 
 
 11 
 
 
 .10 
 
 Sargent’s Purchase. 
 
 2>3 
 
 • 
 
 .10 
 
 Second College Grant. 
 
 6 
 
 
 .04 
 
 Thompson & Meserve’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 .10 
 
 Crawford’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 .17 
 
 1337 1632 13158 4,211,365 31.75 
 
 RECAPITULA TION. 
 
 Rockingham, 88 towns. 
 
 6862 
 
 4865 
 
 50138 
 
 20,857,529 
 
 159.76 
 
 Strafford, 13 towns. 
 
 3394 
 
 2288 
 
 31492 
 
 11,745,113 
 
 96.35 
 
 Belknap, 10 towns. 
 
 1907 
 
 2016 
 
 18551 
 
 5,618,109 
 
 43.27 
 
 Carroll, 18 towns. 
 
 1921 
 
 2240 
 
 20433 
 
 5,190,065 
 
 38.55 
 
 Merrimack, 26 towns. 
 
 4809 
 
 4510 
 
 41410 
 
 17,125,931 
 
 133.93 
 
 Hillsborough, 30 towns. 
 
 6586 
 
 5378 
 
 62142 
 
 28,680,287 
 
 237.79 
 
 Cheshire, 22 towns. 
 
 3422 
 
 2317 
 
 27470 
 
 12,443,123 
 
 92.83 
 
 Sullivan, 15 towns. 
 
 2259 
 
 1950 
 
 19043 
 
 9,111,353 
 
 59.45 
 
 Grafton, 38 towns. 
 
 4280 
 
 4808 
 
 42245 
 
 14,618,911 
 
 106.47 
 
 Coos, 22 towns. 
 
 1337 
 
 1632 
 
 13158 
 
 4,211,355 
 
 31.75 
 
 
 35777 
 
 32004 
 
 320082 
 
 129,601,776 
 
 1000.16 
 
 There were 42 scattering votes cast in the State for Governor 
 Stearns’ majority over all, 3,731- Harriman’s majority in March, 
 1868, 2,493. The vote of the State for President, in November 1868, 
 was Grant, 38,191; Seymour, 31,235—majority for Grant, 6,956.’ 
 
 Totes for Members of Congress, Marcli) 1869* 
 
 BY COUNTIES. 
 
 Ela. Hibbard. 
 
 First District. —Rockingham County, 5905 4848 
 
 Strafford County, 3404 2271 
 
 Belknap County, 1909 2016 
 
 Carroll County, 1920 2241 
 
 13138 11376 
 
 Ela’s plurality, 1762. 
 
TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 51 
 
 
 Stevens. 
 
 Harrington. 
 
 Second District. —Merrimack County, 
 
 4S63 
 
 4537 
 
 Hillsborough County, 6650 
 
 5329 
 
 Stevens’ plurality, 1647. 
 
 11513 
 
 9866 
 
 
 Benton. 
 
 Parker. 
 
 Third District. —Cheshire County, 
 
 3407 
 
 2301 • 
 
 Sullivan County, 
 
 2278 
 
 1937 
 
 Grafton County, 
 
 4380 
 
 4780 
 
 Coos County, 
 
 1180 
 
 1664 
 
 Benton’s plurality, 563. 
 
 11254 
 
 10691 
 
 TOAVN OFFICERS. 
 
 Town - Clerks and. Selectmen, 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 TOW:^ CLERKS. BELKCTMIIT. 
 
 Atkinson, S. B. Mason—L. F. E.Richards, S. G. Chandler, G. Greenongh. 
 Auburn, E. G. Preston—Jacob Lufkin, C. G. Grant, Arthur Dinsmore. 
 j Brentwood,^. F. LaBree—J. B. T. Graves, C. C. S. Stevens, R. H. Fellows. 
 
 I Candta, Gilman A. Beau—A. J. E«igerly, A. Emerson, F. P. Langford. 
 Chester, Wm. Greenough—Wm. Crawford, C. S. 'Whitcomb, J. D. Lane. 
 Danville, P. A. Hunt—E. Quimby, A. S. Collins, Bailey Sargent. 
 Deerfield, J. F. Prescott—J. Robinson, Benj. Brown, J. C. Brown. 
 Derry, G. W. Barker—G. I. Choate, George Shute. N. H. Brown. 
 E.Kingston, H. H. Titcomb—F.T.French, Dana Webster,F.J.Philbrook. 
 i Epping, Jona. Bartlett—J. H. Pike, G. S. Rundlett, W. R. Bunker. 
 
 • Exeter, J. S Parsons—Jacob Carlisle, J. H. Kimball, G. W. Fernald. 
 
 ' Fremont, C. W. Follett—Ezra Currier, J. B. Robinson, Simon Foss. 
 
 I Gosport, 0. S. Caswell—George Beebe, Josiah Randall, S. H. Robinson, 
 f Greenland, G.E.Brackett—J.W.Chapmau, C.A.Dearborn, J.H. Brackett. 
 Hampstead, H. R. Sawyer,—Amos Buck, J. W. Garland, T. K. Little. 
 Hampton, J. J. Leavitt—J. C. Marston, J. H. Fogg, Reuben Lamprey. 
 Hampton Falls, E. J. Tilton—Warren Brown, E. Prescott. E. Janvrin. 
 Kensington, 11. C. Tuck—D. R. Prescott. Joseph Poor, D. E. Palmer. 
 Kingst^, A. J. Cilley—J. W. Sanborn, J. B. Hanson, J. M. Bartlett. 
 Londonderry, Henry Crowell—Gilbert Hills, Jona.Savory, D. McGregor. 
 Newcastle, iv. A.Meloon—W.A.Meloon,Wm.H.Sniart, C.H.Whitehouse. 
 j I'^ewington, T. B. Hoyt — V. M. Coleman, Samuel Furber, N. Pickering. 
 
 1 iKewmarket, A.. L. Mellows—Benj. Mathes, C. P. Stackpole.H. G. Burley, 
 i Xewton, H. N. Gould—John Hoyt, W. W. Wilder. J. M. Emery, 
 j ’Xorth Hamptem, Jona. Rollins—J. S. Hobbs, E. F. Wiggin, G. D. Brown. | 
 Northwugd, B. W. Clark—Henry Knowlton, Philip IIo 5 't, James Griffin. [ 
 j iS'ottiro^^^m, H. W'. Bartlett—Ira Bennett, S. S. Brown, A. L. Demeritt. I 
 i i'lauitt.idi, C. W. Bradley—S. S. Hill, F. N. Flanders, T. J. Nichols. j 
 Portsmouth City, Mayor, Frank Jones ; Clerk. Marcellus Bufford; ; 
 Aldermen—Ward 1, .1. H. Slater, G. W. Pendexter, John Pender;} 
 Ward 2, Daniel H. Spinney, Frank W'. Miller, Thoa. 8. Nowell ; 
 Ward 3, Samuel Clark, ’William W\ Cotton. 
 
 Haynumd, T. M. Gould—A. W. Brown, John Wallace, C. W. Lane. 
 
 Rye, Emery C. Jenneas— David .Tenne.‘<s, Nath’l Harden, Moses Clark. 
 .•Salem, B. R. TiVheeler—I^vi Cluff, Silas Hall. W. B. Kimball. 
 
 Kr/wr/r/vn. A. T. Cotton—A. T. Cotton, W'. B. Sanborn, 'Vi,. J. Moore. 
 
52 TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 Seabrook, James Smitli—S. G. Johnson, C. A. Smith, Reuben Eaton. 
 South Hampton, P. White—G. B. Currier, E. Woodman, D. T. Woodman. 
 South NewmarkH, A. II. Varney — J. S. Clark. G. B. Rundlett, D. G. Neal I 
 Stratham, J. S. Staples—Addison Wiggin, Geo Wingate, R. Scammon. ! 
 ^ Windham^ James Cochran—H. S. Reynolds, Abram Woodbury. j 
 
 j STRAFFORD COUNTY. 
 
 ' Barrington^'7!!^. E. Waterhouse—T. W. McDaniel, C. H. Waterhouse 
 i Freeman Varney. 
 
 Dover City, Mayor, Eli V. Brewster; Clerk, .T. B. SteTens ; Aldermen— 
 i Ward 1, S. W. Baker ; Ward 2. J. H. Leighton, Hiram F. Snow ; 
 
 Ward 3, Moses D. Page, Charles Woodman, James Bennett; 
 
 ; Ward 4, Woodbury Wiggin. 
 
 Durham, Sam’l Rundlett—J. S. Burnliam, J. C. Bartlett, N. Stevens, Jr. 
 F'armington, D. C. Fellows—J. G. Johnson, Daniel Pearl, A. W. Dame. 
 
 ' Lee, G. E. Durgen—D. S. Jenkins, C. H. Layn G. C. Chesley. 
 i Madbury, I. H. Kelley—E. E. Demeritt, T. W. Furnald, F. Hayes. 
 
 ; Middleton, America Lane—James Hilton, J. H. Cook. Frank Colbath. 
 i Milton, G. W. Tasker—E. W. Fox, Charles Hayes, H. B. Scales, 
 j New Durham, B. B. Tebbetts—C. H. Boody, B. B. Tebbetts, A. G. Rines. 
 Rochester, J. J. Meader—S. D. Weutwortlu J. F. Torr, Hanson Evans, 
 j Rollinsford, W. H. Morton—Moses Young,Tobias Garvin,E. C. Goodwin. 
 
 I Somersworth, E. B. Legro—W. D. Knapp, H. C. Gilpatrick, N. L. Fall, 
 i Wm Plumer. Benj. Chaney. 
 
 I Strafford, W'. C. Foss—R. B. Peavy, Warren Foye, G. N. Foss. 
 
 ' BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 I 
 
 \ AUon, S. C. Wentworth—A. L. Rollins, M. Bennett, T. F. Chesley. 
 
 ; Barnstead, G. E. Pendergast—J. W. F. Locke. C. E. Walker, John Dow. 
 Belmont, W. M. Leonard—J. S. Weymouth, H. W. Gilman, J. Y. Wey¬ 
 mouth. 
 
 : Center Harbor, W. C. Clifton—A. L. True, Janies Bartlett, C. C. Coe. 
 
 I Gilford, Simon Roe—D. A. Tilton. S. C. Ayer. T. E. Hunt. 
 
 Gilmanton, J. K. W oodman—J. D. Nelson. G. W. Parsons, Cyrus Varney. 
 Laconia, B. P. Gale—S. M. S. Moulton, Alpheus Doloff, S. J. P. Hadley. 
 Merideth, J. H. Prescott—C. S. Prescott, E. T. Blake, Rufus Clark. 
 
 New Hampton, Warren Loud—T.P.Robinson.K. W. Smith.H.Q.Sargent. 
 Sanbomton, J. M. Taylor—A. H. Jones, A. C. Taylor, A. J. Crockett. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Albany, J. R. Parrish—T. J. Allard, Lora Allard, E. D. Ross. 
 
 Bartlett, J, D. Thompson—G. W. M. Pitman, N. T. Stillings, A. Pitman. 
 Brookfield, H. M. Libbey—Noah Robinson. J. W. Lang, G. A. Wiggin. 
 Chatham, R. W. Guptill—Wm. Fife, J S Bryant, Asa Chandler. 
 Conway, L. S. Morton—L. S. Morton. J. M. Allard, B. B Wo^iward. 
 Eaton, T. B. Thompson—0. D. Allard, C. A. Brooks. C. P. Gii*'":, 
 Effingham, Aldo Ruraney—Jno. Laniphear, .T. V. Granville, C ss. Moore. 
 Freedom, C. H. Andrews—S. J. Harmon, Albert Locke, Gardner Brooks. 
 Hart’s Location, S. Lawrence—S.Lawrence.O.T.Stillings, S.G.Lawrence. 
 Jackson, Jona. Gale—Granville Elkins, I. R. Harriman, C. F. Perkins. 
 Madison, J. J. Merrow—M. P. Blaisdell, I. D. Churchill, A. J. Forrest. 
 Moultonborough, W. H. H. Flanders—J. M. Emerson, C. B. S. Watson, 
 Oliver Prime. 
 
 Ossipee, Charles Grant—Thes. Nute, G. B. Sias. Allen White. 
 
 Sandwich, F. E. Burleigh—C. W. Donovan, D. H. Hill, N. L. Watson. 
 
TOWN OFFICER?:. 53 | 
 
 Tarnwrirth, Josejjh Gilman—J. J. Chesley, Lowell Ham. Albert Drew. ■ 
 Tu firmhoroagh^ .1. L. Ilersey—John Haley, T. J. Hersey. Daniel Libbey.; 
 ! Wakefield, Wm. Sawyer—Elijah Wadleigh, Eben r Garvin, J.McN. Cook. 
 
 I Wol/eborough, J. W. Piper—C. G. Cate, Daniel Martin, J. H. Rust. 
 
 ! MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 I 
 
 AUenstown, J. C. Philhrick—John Tennant, A. J. Glorer, John Leavitt. 
 Andover, J. W. Kenniston—Urial Rollins, R. E. Swett, W.ll. Edn)unds. 
 
 C.E. Chadwick—E S.Harris, Luther Gage, Bradley Atkinson. 
 Bow. J. C. Hammond— .7. W. Goodhue, F. \V. Colby, Asa Morgan. 
 Bradford, G. W. Tucker—Joshu.- Eaton, H. K. Martin, A. S. Cressey. 
 
 ; Canterbury, C. L. Brown—D. M. Cloirgh, Win. Knowlton, S. S. Davis. 
 
 : Chichester, John Leavitt—Augustus Leavitt,C.C.Shaw,Jtdm Fellows.jr. 
 Conced'd City Mayor, Lyman D. Stevens: Clerk, Charles F. Stewart; 
 j Aldermen—Ward 1, Wm. II. Kell: Ward 2. Thompson Tenney: 
 
 I Ward 3, Wm. II. Brown ; Ward 4, Iloi ace A. Brown ; Ward 5, D. F. 
 j Secomb ; Ward 6, II. T. Chickering; M'ard 7, N. W. Gove. 
 Dunbarton, J. ]\ Jameson—C. G. B. Ryder. J. C. Ray, Alfred Colby. 
 Epsom. Henry Knox—D. G. Chesley, James Yeaton, H. D. Wells. 
 Franklin, D. R. Woodward—E. G. Wallace, G. Burleigh, J. W. Simond.s. 
 Hennikcr, W. E. Cogswell—G. M. Rice, N. Sawyer. Harrison Morrill. 
 
 ' Hill, E. W. Lane—Carr lluse, John Flanders, W. II, Morrill. 
 
 Ilook.^eit. Geo. A. Roby—.1. I’, Putnam, R. L. Pingree, J. H. Mitchell. 
 Hopkinton. D. L. Gage—Closes Colby, II. H. Crowell, C. F. Hardy. 
 
 \ Loudon, T. W, Center—Benj. Cate, A. II. Batchelder, H B. French. 
 
 ^ Newbury, A. Morse—S. W. Dana, Jona. Rowe, B. R. Morse. 
 
 \ Neiv Lond(/n, M. E. Sargent—L. McCutchins, H. Sargent, II. M. Tales. 
 
 I Northfield, C. F. Hill— 1). M. lluse, C, ^I. Glines, C. T, French. ; 
 
 ' Pembroke, E, B. Gould—Aaron Whittemore. Crosby Knox, B.N. Emery, j 
 i Pift.field, S. G. Blaisdell—J. L. French, Lowell Brown. S. J. Drake. 1 
 , Salisbury, T. H. Whitaker—II. C. W, Moore. F. Stevens, G. F. Fellows, i 
 Sutton, 'rruman Putney—B. F. Pillsbury, I. F. Rowell, Converse Gage. i 
 Warner, G. C. George—G. A. Bean, J. W. Clement, I. K. Conner. 
 Webster, Atherton Sweatt—Sherman Little, W. W. Austin, A. Sweatt. 
 
 , Wilmot, Merrill Cross—John Williams, F. S. Teel, Nathaniel Buswell. 
 
 I 
 
 ; HILLSBOROUGH CUUNTY. 
 
 I 
 
 ; Amherst, J. B. Fay—W. A. Mack, J. U. Prince, F. K. Boutelle. 
 
 Antrim, FL D. Putney—G. A. Cochran, Leander Smith, S. S. Sawyer. 
 Bedford, Jolin Ilodgman—C. II. Moore, II. Holbrook, J. E. Morrison. 
 Bennington. C, F. Peavey—Wesley Wilson, J. C. Dodge, W. H, Darrah. 
 Brookline, H B. Stile.s—J. C. Parker. Phil. French, R. G. Russell. 
 Peering. i7.Q,. Gregg—M. Forsaith, R. J. Bingham, D. II. Hadlock. 
 France.stovm, D. F.Patch—Henry Richardson, John West, A. II. Bixby. 
 Gofstown. G. P. Henry—R. Johnson, Nath l Kimball, E. Margnye. 
 fireevfield, G. I*. Fletcher—W. Savage, J.R. Russell, F. C. Iletcher. 
 Hanroek. A. D. Tuttle—Orland Eaton. W. F. Symonds. A. B. Ston.e. I 
 Hill.<<hnrou/fh. W.B.Whittemoie—L. Merrill, Eiastus Wilson.G, E. Hoyt. I 
 Hollis. E. T. Whech r—John M'oods, F. A M’ood, George Mooar. | 
 
 Hudson. J. K. M heelcr—Eli Ilarnblet, Joseph Fuller, J. M. Thompson, j 
 Litchfield, G. B, Griffin—T. N. Center, G. B. G) iffin. J'avid Bancroft. 
 Limdeht,rough. G. A. Putnam—N. T, Meintire, E. C. Curtis.D.E.Proctor. 
 Hanrhe>fer City. Mayor.I.W.Smith : Clerk, J. E. Bennett: Aldermen- 
 Ward 1, D. II. Maxfield ; Ward 2. H. A. Farrington : Ward 3, W. P. 
 
 ‘ N»*well ; M’ard 4. II. IL Pnitiain ; ^Vard a. Dan el Connf)r ; Ward G, 
 
 ' G. H. llnbbard; Ward 7. C. E. Favor; Ward S, G. II Gerry. 
 
54 
 
 TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 Mason, J. B. Wilson—C. B. Prescott. J. S. Spauldinsr, T. B. Tart»ell. i 
 Merrimack, Georpe Drew—John Wheeler. Thomas Parker. H.J.Wilson. ■ 
 Milford, J. E. Bruce—W. R. Wallace, John Marvel, G. F. Bartlett. 
 Mo^ Vemon, G. W. Averill—H. W. Trow, C. J. Smith, D. R, Baker. 
 Xashua City, Mayor, J. D. Otterson; Clerk, G. H. Taggard; Aider- 
 men—Ward 1, James Pierce ; Ward 2,John Knowles ; Ward 3, .J.D. 
 Chandler : Ward 4, G. W. Davis : Ward 5, G. F, Shedd, J.J.Nolan ; 
 Ward 6, John Tilton; J. E. Kent; Ward?. J. R. Priest; Ward S, 
 B. P. Moore. 
 
 Xew Boston, G. G. Fox—R. B. Cochran, Wm. Woodbniy, E, C. Colby. 
 Xew Ipswich, C. A. Whitney—C. A, Whitney, G. W. Wheeler, L. 0. Bean. 
 Pelham, Amos Bachelder—Daniel Marshall, John Woodbury, G. B. 
 Currier. 
 
 Peterborough, S. N. Porter—S. I. Tose, M. L. Morrison, Charles Barber. 
 Sharon, L. H. Bacon—W. E. Boynton, L. H. Bacon, B. H. Sanders. 
 Temple, C. P. Hayward—E. G. Cutter, A. 0. Baker, Isaac Wheeler. 
 Weare, Daniel Johnson—W. B. Johnson, D. B. Eaton, G. W. Colby. 
 Wilton, T. H. Dillon—D. A. Gregg, G. F. Holt, I. K. Davis. 
 
 Windsor, Samuel Chapman—SamT Chapman, Silas Chapman, J. D. 
 Wheeler. 
 
 CHESHIRE C0U2^TY. j 
 
 AlsUad, A. R. Emerson—J. F. Dickey, .4iken Gilmore, Chas. Tfashbum,! 
 Chesterfield, H. 0. Coolidge—Geo. Goodrich, J. W. Davis, J. H. Goodrich.' 
 Dublin, W. L. Fisk—Aaron Smith, Henry Kibling, W. .T. Greenwood. 
 Fitzwilliam. Ira Bailey—N. U. Cahill. D. 11. Reed, W. H. Shirley. , 
 Gilsum, G. H. McCoy—D. W. Bill, Allen Hayward, J. J. Isham. 
 Hinsdale, G. W. Holland—W. S.Barrows, A,B.Da vis. Nelson Richardson. 
 \Jaffrey, J. P. Frost—Benj. Pierce M. C. Adams, 0. P. Hunt. 
 
 ! Keene, J. W. Sturtevant—Chester Nims, G. H Gilbert, Charles Keyes. 
 
 I Marlborough, E.O. Wood ward—.3 aims Col lins,L.A.Fuller,J.W. Lawrence 
 Marlow, E. G. Huntley—J. Q. Jones, E. P. Knight, G. H. Messer. 
 
 [ Xelson, C. H. Whitney—C. H. Whitney, R, H. Kittredge, Eben Tarbox. 
 Richmond, Jarvis Ingalls—E. G. Bemis, Edson Starkey, Jesse Bolles. , 
 Rindge, W. W. Ernory—J. B. Robbins, M. L. Goddard. 0. J. Raymond. 
 Roxbury, Kendall Nims—Kendall Nims, G. W. Nye, A. A. Davis. , 
 Stoddard, W. T. O'Donnell—E. E. Upton, Edward Morse, J, M. Robb. ; 
 Sullivan, John Symonds—H. C. Rawson, A. A. Nims. D, W. Rugg. j 
 Surry, W. H. Porter—G. K. Harvey, J. D. Blake, H. T. Ellis. j 
 
 Swanzey, G. I. Cutler—Stephen Faulkner, C. H. Howard, G. W. Willis. 
 Troy, A. C. Dort—Edmund Bemis, C. W. Brown. S. B. Farrar. 
 
 Walpole, A. P. Richardson—B. E. Webster, S. Watkins. Chas. Fisher. 
 Westmoreland, E. J. Goodnow—Willard Bill, jr. Francis Snow, Prentiss 
 Daggett. 
 
 Winchester, Luther Cheney—Isaac Sabin, Wm. Rixford, A. A. Putnam. 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. i 
 
 Acworih, C. E. Spencer—J. N. Davis, Oliver Chapin, Lyman Buswell. ; 
 Charlestown, C. C. Kimball—E. H. Tidd, N. F. Allen, I. M. Perry. ' 
 Claremont, T. R. Gowdey—A. H. Danforth, J. W. Jewett, Laban 
 Ainsworth. j 
 
 Cornish, Daniel Chase—S A. Tracy, L. T. Chase, N. A. Hebard. ' 
 
 Croydon, Alonzo Allen—Ruel Durkee, .John Blanchard, J. W. Davis. 
 Goshen, W. H. McCrillis—David McLaughlin, Mitchell Hunt, Hiland 
 Dodge. 
 
 Grantham, E. L. R. Smith—B. F. Goss, W. H. Miller. 
 

 
 TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 55 
 
 Langdon, S. L. Slader—C. A. Holden, Henry Willey, W. P. Wilson. 
 LempHer^ E. B. Richardson—Hiram Parker, Russell Bixby, C. H. 
 Hodgman. 
 
 Newport, I. P. George—G. W. Nonrse, W. R. Dunton, 0. C. Kibbey. 
 Plainfield, C. P. Fifield—Sam’l Bean, jr. Lemuel Morse. J. J. Jordan. 
 Springfield, D. P. Goodhue—C. McDaniel, H. P. Goss, E. A. Washburn. 
 Sunapee, M. F. Knowlton—D. C. Eastman, J. M. Cooper, E. R. Perkins. 
 Unity, J. M. Perkins—U. M. Straw, Selem Sleeper, John Paul. 
 Waihingion, El bridge Bradford—G. W. Carr, M. H. Dole, B. P. Blood. 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 Alexandria, Jas. Crawford—J. N. Bailey, C. N.^lumer, F. D. Kimball. 
 Ashland, G. 11. Prescott—B. B. Worthen, W. P. Drake, J. M. Calley. 
 Bath, Isaac Patterson—B. G. Child, J. T. Clark, S. S. Carbee. 
 
 Benton, C. H. Whitcher—James Page, .J. H. True, Ira Whitcher. 
 Bethlehem, G. W. Phillips—J. M..Kidder,W. A.McGregory, M. Wilcomb. 
 Bridgewater, A. C. Prescott—S. Fifield, D. S. Johnson, D. S. Batchelder. 
 Bristol, J. P. Taylor—D. S. Mason, .1. F. Cass, C. H. Mudgett. 
 
 Campion, W. P. Robinson—T. S. Pulsifer, Alfred Cook, C. A. Webster. 
 Canaan, Charles Barney—Henry Wilson, Chas. Davis, L. S. Webster. 
 Banbury, T. E. Clough—G. W. Dean, T. E. Clough, Alonzo Wilkins. 
 Dorchester, C. W. Nelson—T, J. Fitts, P. B. Prescott, Franklin Eaton. 
 Ellsworth, Chas. Pease—D. R. Buzzell, J. M. Dustin, Welman Downing. 
 Enfield, J. F. Bryant—A. C. Lovejoy, Henry White, N. E. Huntoon. 
 Franconia, E. B. Parker—H. W. Noj'es, Geo. Young, M. F. Shattuck. 
 Gra fton, J. W. Kilton—E. T. Gifford, J. B. Page, L. T. Barney. 
 
 Groton, Osgood Dale—A. J. McClure, J. R. Wheat, Cyrus More. 
 Hanover, 0. S. Ingalls—0. S. Ingalls, .1. L. Bridgman, D. Hurlbnrt. 
 Haverhill, L. B. Ham—E. S. Kimball, Chas. Fisher, J. W. Cutting. 
 Hebron, Wm. Elliot—.1. V. Morse, E. W. George, A. S. Putney. 
 Holderne^s, N. B. Whitten—Caleb Cox, J. B. Huckins, L. B. Sanborn, 
 Landaff, R. T. Gordon—II, T. Gordon, J. G. Nudd, Moses Whitcher. 
 Lebanon, E. J. Durrant—W. S. Ela, G. N. Greelej", SamT Wood, 2d. 
 Lincoln, J. W. E. Tuttle—S. M. Hanson, I. W. Guernsey, D. A. Dearborn. 
 Lisbon, G. F. Cushman—W. P. Aldrich, S. S. Brown, D. W. Bowles. 
 Littleton, H. W. Smith—J. W. English, Benj. Atwood, M. P. Burnham. 
 Lyman, Ira E. Titus—Geo. Parker, I. 0. Knapp, Uriah Knapp. 
 
 I Lyme, S. C. Dimick—Francis Porter, J. S. Kent, Bela Sawyer. 
 
 1 J/oTirog,’Horace Emery—Horace Emery, J. B. Nelson, Albert Mason. 
 Orange, F. B. Low’ell—C. H. Ford, J. H. French, .Tames Morrill. 
 Orford, B. F. Trussell—Benj. Franklin, Parker Wright, G. P. Martin. 
 Piermont, Geo. Dodge—R. M. Kent, J. D. Martin, A. P. Gould 
 PlymovXh, F. W. A. Robie—Seth Doton, Aniasa Avery, II. M. Rogers, 
 j Rumney, J. W. Pease—C. W. Herbert, J. L. Spaulding, C. B, Simpson. 
 Thomton, J. W. Pattee—M. B. Cone, H. F. Durgin, Alburn Kendall. 
 TFarren, J. B. Eastman—L M. Weeks, Walter Libbey, Amos Clement. 
 W^afert'iZZe, Merrill Greeley—J. E. Drake, Sam’l Dolloff, Merrill Greeley. 
 Wentwoi'th, M. L. Aiken—L. W. Currier, J. L. Downing, H. W. Moore. 
 Woodstock, T. V. Smith—J. W. Campbell, T. V. Smith, Arthur Hunt. 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Berlin, Dexter Wheeler—.1. W. Wheeler, E. E. Femald, J. R. Horn. 
 Cambridge, E. Richards—E. Richards, Sam’l Sargent, Enoch Sargent. 
 Carroll, W. F. Hobbs—Josiah Moody, W. J. Hobbs, M. P. Rosebrook. 
 Clarksville, E. K. Young—D. F. Hall, S. G. Fuller, Stephen Goodwin. 
 Colebrook, J. H. Dudley—Ira Young, F. P. Covill, L. G. Piper. 
 
56 
 
 TOWiT OFFICERS. 
 
 Columbia, W. C. Buffington—A. 11. Bundy, S. Richardson, W. E. Cone. 
 Dalton, M. H. Rix—Daniel Ewen, T. J. Buggies, A. C. Hall. 
 
 Dummer^ R. Twitchell—W. A. Willis, C. E. Bickford, I. C. Wight. 
 Errol, G. C. Demeritt—C. L. Haywood, B. E. Harper, D. H. Thurston. 
 Gorham, R. F. Ingalls—R. F. Ingalls, V. L. Stiles, A. S. Twitchell. 
 Jefferson, C. L. Plaisted—C. L. Plaisted, N. R. Perkins, Geo. Crawford. 
 Lancaster, Edward Savage—S. H. Legro, J. W. Weeks, C. B. Allen. 
 Milan, Albert Cole—C. N. Hodgdon, C. P. Bickford, I. A. Newell. 
 Northumberland, C. Cobleigh—J. W. Abbott, R. Jaques, H. M. Richey 
 Pittsburg, J. W. Baldwin,—S. P. Luther, J. W. Baldwin, C. J. Danforth. 
 Randolph, Joel Leighton—J. E. Leighton, H. H. Rich, Hubbard Hunt. 
 Shelburne, E. D. Green—S. B. Hubbard, L. B. Evans, A. C. Evans. 
 Stark, A. J. Smith—Sylvester Cole, J. A. Pike, Dexter Cole. 
 Stewartstown, J. W. Flanders—John Flanders, E. W. Drew, J. H. Heath. 
 Stratford, W. G. Fuller—M. D. Johnson, C. P. Schoff, W. C. Fisk. 
 WentworWs Location, A. J. Peaslee—A. J. Peaslee, F. A. Flint, Philip 
 Richards. 
 
 Whitefeld, J. M. Sartwell—Joseph Colby, W. F. Dodge, L. J. Minor. 
 
 Town Treasurers, School Superintendents and 
 
 Liquor Agents. 
 
 Towns. Treasurers. School Sup’ts.* Liquor Agents. 
 
 1/’wrvr'+li .T T. AToTrill 
 
 Acworth, 
 Albany; 
 Alexandria, 
 Allenstown, 
 Alstead, 
 Alton, 
 Amherst, 
 Andover, 
 Antrim, 
 Ashland, 
 Atkinson, 
 Auburn, 
 Barnstead, 
 Barrington, 
 Bartlett, 
 
 Bath, 
 
 Berlin, 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 Bennington, 
 
 Benton, 
 
 Bethlehem, 
 
 Boscawen, 
 
 Bow, 
 
 Bradford, 
 
 Brentwood, 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 Brookfield, 
 
 Brookline, 
 
 Nath’l Warner, 
 Thomas J. Allard, 
 William P. Ballou, 
 J. Tennant, 
 
 Oliver Ring, 
 
 Amos L. Rollins," 
 Jona. Knight, 
 
 Wm. H. Edmunds, 
 James Boyd, 
 Ambrose Scribner, 
 Wm. C. Noyes, 
 Charles C. Grant, 
 
 True W. McDaniel, 
 
 J. L. Merrill, 
 Chester Parrish, 
 
 A. C. Dutton, 
 Oramon 11 untoon, 
 Sam’l H. Porter, 
 
 E. Place Ladd, 
 
 Eli P. Noyes, 
 
 Silas M. Ellis, 
 
 H. D. Chapin, 
 Dexter Sanborn, 
 
 J. H. Whitaker, 
 Frank. F. Dearborn 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 C. K. Yilas. 
 None. 
 
 D. Russell. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 C. Folansby. 
 None. 
 
 , None. 
 
 Charles F. Buzzell, 
 Lycurgus Pitman, 
 
 Edward Woods, S. F. Lougee, 
 
 Dexter Wheeler, 
 Daniel Barnard, 
 John W. Wells, 
 Hartwell Lakin, 
 James Page, 
 
 Luther Gage, 
 Enoch A.lexander; 
 Hiram Blanchard, 
 J. B. T. Graves, 
 George F. Fletcher, 
 J. M. Bishop, 
 
 Noah Robinson, 
 Joseph Smith, 
 
 Merrill C. Forist, 
 Isaac N. Riddle, 
 Chas. W. Knowles, 
 John H. Fleming, 
 James Page, 
 
 D P. Gordon, 
 
 E. K. W^ebster, 
 
 F. W. Colby, 
 Horace G. Felch, 
 Arthur W. Dudley, 
 Daniel S. Johnson, 
 Silas Ketchum, 
 
 S. H. Hutchings, 
 Edward E. Parker, 
 
 J 
 
 { 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Ed. Carleton. 
 W. Southard. 
 Insley Bean. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None, 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 * Where there is more than one School Superintendent, the name of 
 the chairman only is given. 
 
TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 57 
 
 Cambridge, 
 
 Campton, 
 
 Canaan, 
 
 Candia, 
 
 Canterbury, 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Cen'r Harbor, 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 Chester, 
 
 Chesterfield, 
 
 [Chichester, 
 
 Claremont, 
 
 [Clarksville, 
 
 Colebrook, 
 
 Columbia, 
 
 Concord, 
 
 Conway, 
 
 Cornish, 
 
 Croydon, 
 
 [Dalton, 
 
 I Dan bury, 
 iDanville, 
 Deerfield, 
 iDeering, 
 
 1 Derry, 
 
 iDorchester, 
 
 'Dover, 
 
 Dublin, 
 Dummer, 
 Dunbarton, 
 Durham, 
 iE. Kingston, 
 Eaton, 
 
 Edmund Richards, None. 
 
 Tliomas S. Pulsifer, Quincy Blakely, 
 James H. Kelley, N. P. Taplin. 
 Abraham Emerson, Silas Green, 
 
 David M. Clough, 
 
 Arthur L. True, 
 George Olcott. 
 Charles Bliss, 
 "Wm. Greeuough, 
 
 Lyman B. Foster. 
 Josiah F. Moody, 
 Almon Benson. 
 
 J. M. Whitaker, 
 A. A. Eastman, 
 H. W. Day, 
 
 None. 
 
 Henry Martin. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 George Goodrich, OliverG.Woodbury, None. 
 
 Josiah P. Staniels. J. L. Perkins, 
 John L. Farwell, 0. B. Way, 
 
 Benj. V . Wiswell, Horace Comstock, 
 Hazen Bedal, J. H. Dudley, 
 Wm. C. Buffington, Wm. E. Cone, 
 
 S. C. Eastman, J. B. Curtis, 
 
 L. S. Morton, 
 
 None. 
 
 T. R. Gowdey. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 f J. C. Thorn. 
 \ C. C. Toplifif. 
 Jona. R. Thompson, None. 
 
 James M.Davidson, Henry M. Day, 
 
 Williams Barton, 
 
 T. J Ruggles, 
 
 Geo. W. Dean, 
 Elisha Quirnby, 
 John M. Ballou, 
 James C. Gregg, 
 William Leach, 
 Thomas J. Fitts, 
 
 E. L. Lane, 
 
 Warren L. Fiske, 
 John H. Chandler, 
 Daniel H. Parker, 
 J. S. Burnham, 
 Francis T. French, 
 Clement Drew, 
 
 Bert A. Taylor, 
 John LeBosquet, 
 P. S. Burbank, 
 George H. Towle, 
 James C. Gregg, 
 David S. Clark, 
 Asahel Blodgett, 
 
 Geo. M. Rice, 
 
 Wm. A. Willis, 
 Chas. G. B. Ryder, 
 0. Newton Doe, 
 John French, 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 C C. Gordon. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 D. B. Hadlock. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 G. W.Pnrington. 
 T.& O.P.Wilson. 
 None. 
 
 D. M, Davis. 
 
 Effingham, John V. Granville, 
 
 Clement M.Perkins, T. Batchelder. 
 
 r Oliver Frost. 
 
 .Ellsworth, 
 
 |Enfield, 
 
 [Epping, 
 
 iEpsom, 
 
 Errol, 
 
 I Exeter, 
 Farmington, 
 [Fitzwilliam, 
 Francestown, 
 Franconia, 
 [Franklin, 
 ,Free<b>m, 
 [Fremont, 
 Gilford, 
 
 IG il man ton, 
 
 Gilsuiu, 
 
 Goff'town, 
 
 C'orham, 
 
 Gosport, 
 
 Gosl^en, 
 
 David R. Buzzell, 
 
 Wyman Pat tee, 
 
 John H, Pike, 
 DaYiiel G. Cheslej’, 
 David H. Thurston, 
 Geo. W. Furnald, 
 John G. .Johnson, 
 John M. Parker, 
 Amasa Downes, 
 
 H. W. N(»yes, 
 
 Eph. G. Wallace, 
 
 A. J. Wedgwood, 
 
 David R. Buzzell, 
 
 Wm. II. Stuart, 
 
 H. B. Burnham, 
 
 John Goss, 
 
 David II. Thurston, None. 
 
 \ A.E. Leighton. 
 None. 
 
 Johnson. 
 Huse. 
 
 fG. 
 
 Iw 
 
 W 
 m. 
 None. 
 None. 
 
 John J. Bell, 
 liCander M. Nute, 
 Aaron R. Gleason, 
 George F. Pet tee, 
 John R. Cogswell, 
 John W. Simonds, 
 
 Augustus Moulton, Albion P. Topliff, 
 
 Ezra Currier, 
 Daniel A. I'ilton, 
 Thomas Adams 
 Calvin Chandler, 
 Henry W. Hadley, 
 T. E. Fisk, 
 
 Wm. II. Brown, 
 Geo M. Park, 
 
 J. W. Sanborn, 
 Horace Wood, 
 .\lvin Hadley, 
 A.S. Twitchell, 
 
 David McLaughlin, Dennis Lear, 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 N«uie. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 A. P. Topliff. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Nb)ne. 
 
 None. 
 
 James Tubbs. 
 None. 
 
58 
 
 TOWI^ OFFICERS. 
 
 Grafton, 
 Grantham, 
 Greenfield, 
 Greenland, 
 Groton, 
 Hampstead, 
 Hampton, 
 Hamp’n Falls 
 Hancock, 
 Hanover, 
 Hart’s Loc’n, 
 Haverhill, 
 Hebron, 
 Henniker, 
 Hill, 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 Holderness, 
 
 Hollis, 
 
 Hooksett, 
 
 Hopkinton, 
 
 Hudson, 
 
 .Tatfrey, 
 
 .Tackson, 
 
 Keene, 
 
 Kensington, 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 Laconia, 
 
 Lancaster, 
 
 Landaff, 
 
 Langdon, 
 
 Lebanon, 
 
 Lee, 
 
 Lempster, 
 
 Lincoln, 
 
 Lisbon, 
 
 Litchfield, 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 Londonderry, 
 
 Loudon 
 
 Ljmian, 
 
 Lyme, 
 
 Lyudeboro, 
 
 Madbury, 
 
 Madison, 
 
 Manchester, 
 
 Marlboro, 
 
 Marlow, 
 
 Mason, 
 
 Meredith, 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 Milan, 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Milfo^d, 
 
 Milton, 
 
 Mt. Vernon, 
 
 Horace Barney, 
 
 B. F. Goss, 
 
 Alfred W. Savage, 
 J. W. Chapman, 
 Joshua R. Wheet, 
 Amos Buck, 
 
 ,Silas Green, 
 Alpheus D. Tuttle, 
 
 O. S. Ingalls, 
 
 L. B. Ham, 
 
 J. Y. Morse, 
 
 Wm. E. Cogswell, 
 John Flanders, 
 John C. Campbell, 
 Geo. W. Holland, 
 
 Daniel H. Cox, 
 
 C. B. Richardson, 
 Hiram B. Otterson, 
 G. A. Curtin, 
 J.Kimball Wheeler, 
 Fred. W. Bailey, 
 
 Ira R. Harriman, 
 Royal H. Porter, 
 Joseph Poor, 
 
 J. Warren Sanborn, 
 S. M. S. Moulton, 
 Samuel H. Legro, 
 Russell T. Gordon, 
 Samuel L. Slader, 
 
 David S. Jenkins, 
 Hiram Parker, 
 
 S. P. Simonds, 
 
 Isaac H. Center, 
 
 E. 0. Kennie, 
 Robert C. Mack, 
 
 Luther B. Haskins, 
 
 P. E. Fairfield, 
 
 Geo. E. Spalding, 
 
 N. C. Snell, 
 
 Mark P. Blaisdell, 
 
 0. B. Hoyt, None. 
 
 David B. Frye, None. 
 
 John Fletcher, None. 
 
 Chas. W. Pickering, None. 
 Stephen K. Ford. 
 
 Chas. S. Boynton, 
 
 Jacob F. Brown, 
 
 William A. Cram, 
 
 Albert H. Taft, 
 
 Bezaleel Smith, 
 
 Oliver T. Stillings, 
 
 Henry Knights, 
 
 John Wheet, 
 
 Warren Clark, 
 
 Kenson E.Dearborn,None. 
 Charles A.Harnden, J. H. Potter. 
 W. S. Leonard, None. 
 
 Wm.C.Cur.y, 
 
 H. W. W illoughby. None. 
 
 Abram Burnham, None. 
 
 Dyer H. Sanborn, None. 
 
 Silas M. Blanchard, None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 E. N. Tabor. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Rufus Case, 
 
 G. A. Phelps. 
 
 Geo. W. Meserve, 
 
 None. 
 
 Ira Prouty, 
 
 None. 
 
 George Osgood, 
 
 None. 
 
 Richard B. Prescott, None. 
 
 Otis G. Smith, 
 
 None. 
 
 David C. Pinkham, 
 
 C. W. Roby. 
 
 H. C. Symonds. 
 
 None. 
 
 Charles Winch, 
 
 None. 
 
 Hiram Orcutt, 
 
 I. N. Perley. ' 
 
 Allen Plumer, 
 
 None. 
 
 Geo. E. Dame, 
 
 None. 
 
 Ira W. Guernsey, 
 
 None. 
 
 Ezra C. Knight, 
 
 None. 
 
 Rodney Kendall, 
 
 None. 
 
 James R. Jackson, 
 
 None. 
 
 Andrew .W. Mack, 
 
 None. 
 
 J. P. Stinchfield, 
 
 None. 
 
 James Calhoon, 
 
 Nope. 
 
 Selah Beal, 
 
 Erastus B. Claggett, None. 
 Charles W. Hayes, None. 
 John Swan, None. 
 
 C. P Fairfield. 
 
 E. 0. Woodward, S. A. Richardson, None. 
 
 John Q. Jones, Marshal Perkins, None. 
 
 J. L. Chamberlin, E. J. Emery, None. 
 
 George Sanborn, T. B. Nichols. 
 
 S. J. Hayward, R. II. Meserve, None. 
 
 Sam’l C. Anderson, Chas. C. Hubbard, None. 
 
 Wm. R. Wallace, Clinton S. Averill, H. Eldredge. 
 Elbridge W. Fox, Geo. W". Peavey, None. 
 
 Daniel R. Baker, Chas. J. Smith, Nath’l Bruce. 
 
TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 591 
 
 Horace Emery, Horace Duncao, 
 Oliver Prince, B. M. Mason, 
 
 G. H. Taggard, Jos. B. Fassett, 
 Chas. H. Whitney, Geo. W. Osgood, 
 Benj. Dodge, Alex. Gregg, 
 
 Silas W. Dana, J. K. Gillingham, 
 Howard M. Curtis, Wm.H. Smart, 
 Geo. S. Gilman, Natt F. Ham, 
 
 New Hampton,H. Q. Sargent, E. H. Prescott, 
 j Newington, V. >1. Coleman, Darius Frink, 
 j New Ipswich, Jeremiah Smith, Prescott Fay, 
 
 New London, Luther McCutchins,Nath’l C. Todd, 2d, 
 Benjamin Mathes, J. Low Elkins, 
 George W. Nourse, C. W. Millen, 
 
 Monroe, 
 
 Moultonboro, 
 
 Nashua, 
 
 Nelson, 
 
 New Boston, 
 
 Newbury, 
 
 Newcastle, 
 
 N. Durham, 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 [ Newport, 
 j Newton, 
 
 ; Northfield, 
 
 John Heath, 
 Daniel M. Huse, 
 No. Hampton, John S. Hobbs, 
 Northumb’nd, Janies H. Curtis, 
 
 North wood, 
 
 Nottingham, 
 
 Orange, 
 
 Orford, 
 
 Jssipee, 
 
 Pembroke, 
 
 Pelham, 
 
 Peterboro, 
 
 Piermont, 
 
 Pittsburg 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 Plainfield, 
 
 ; Plaistow, 
 
 ‘ Plymouth, 
 
 Portsmouth, 
 
 Jlandolph, 
 
 Raymond, 
 
 Richmond, 
 
 Rindge, 
 
 Roxliury, 
 
 Rochester, 
 
 Rollinsford, 
 
 Rumney, 
 
 Rye, 
 
 Salem, 
 
 Salisbury, 
 
 Sanbornton, 
 
 ; Sandown, 
 
 Sandwich, 
 
 ! Seabrook, 
 
 Sharon, Nathan Moore, 
 
 ‘Shelburne, H. T. Cummings, 
 
 ! Somersworth, W. D. Knapp. 
 iS. Hampton, J. M. Goodwin, 
 i S. Newmarket,Daniel G. Neal, 
 
 ; Springfield, Charles McDaniel, 
 
 Stark, Aaron J. Smith, 
 
 , Stewartstown, 
 
 I Stoddard, Edward E. Upton, 
 
 Ebenezer Peaslee, 
 Solon F. Hill, 
 Jonathan French, 
 James H. Curtis, 
 Thomas Tuttle. 
 
 A. L, Demeritt, 
 Wm. S. Huse, 
 Nathan E. Stark, 
 S. B. Carter, 
 
 Jesse M. Coburn, 
 Augustus Berry, 
 Ezra M. Smith, 
 Henry Chandler, 
 John T. Amey,* 
 
 S. J. Winslow, 
 Charles Colby, 
 
 Henry Knowlton, 
 
 Ira Bennett, 
 
 Charles W. Pierce, 
 
 Thomas Nute, 
 
 J. H. Sullivan, 
 
 John Woodbury, 
 
 Ervin H. Smith, 
 
 George Dodge, 
 
 Albert Locke, 
 
 John L, French, 
 
 Samuel Bean, 
 
 Francis N.Flanders, Alfred Colburn, 
 Alex. G. Smyth, Joseph W. Preston, 
 Chas. A. Shannon, Lyman D.Spalding, 
 
 Justus Low, 
 
 Aaron W. Brown, Samuel B. Gove, • 
 Amos G. Bennett, Elbridge G. Bomis, 
 Martin L. Goddard, Geo. A. Whitney, 
 Kendall Nims, Henry H. Colburn, 
 S. D. Wentworth, A. F. Marsh, 
 
 Wm. H. Morton, 
 Abram Ward, 
 David Jenness, 
 
 H. C. W. Moores, 
 
 Robert Sanborn, 
 
 Amos W. Pike, 
 John L. Davis, 
 Gilman H. Jenness, 
 Nelson M. Bailey, 
 Charhis C. Rogers, 
 J. N. Sanborn, 
 Albert T. Cotton, 
 Charles Donavan, John Blackmer, 
 Steph. G. dohnson, Albert J. Sanborn, 
 
 Wm. P. Bacon, 
 
 S. B. Hubbard, 
 
 E. 11. Hidden, 
 
 B. R. Jewett, 
 doseph Bartlett, 
 Daniel H. Adams, 
 Aaron J. Smith, 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 J. L. Riley. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 J. B. Spaulding. 
 Thomas Tuttle. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 J. M. Learned. 
 None. 
 
 N one. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 E. L. Farnham. 
 None. 
 
 C. H. Morse. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 D S. Walker. 
 None. 
 
 D. Hanson. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 "Wm. Dunlap. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Daniel Q. Bean. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 M'm. Plumer. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 W. T. O’Donnell, None. 
 
60 
 
 TOWN OFFICERS. 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 Stratham, 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Sunapee, 
 
 Surry, 
 
 Sutton, 
 
 Swanzey, 
 
 Tamworth, 
 
 Temple, 
 
 Thornton, 
 
 Tilton, 
 
 Tiiftonboro 
 
 Troy, 
 
 Unity, 
 
 Wakefield, 
 
 Walpole, 
 
 Warner, 
 
 Warren, 
 
 Washington, 
 
 Waterville, 
 
 W eare, 
 
 Webster, 
 
 Wentworth, 
 
 Robert B. Peavey, 
 Isaac J ohnson, 
 
 Truman Putney, 
 
 George Wilcox, 
 
 Enoch Howes, 
 
 Moses M. Balch, 
 
 John Haley, 
 
 Abel Baker, 
 
 Amos Perkins, 
 Ebenezer Garvin, 
 Benj. F. Aldrich, 
 Gilman A. Bean, 
 Ira M. Weeks, 
 Hiram Thissell, 
 Merrill Greeley, 
 Daniel Johnson, 
 Sherman Little, 
 Lorenzo W.Ciirrier, 
 Wen’rth’s Loc.Fred, A. Flint, 
 Westmorel’iid,Willard Bill, jr., 
 Whitefield, 
 
 Geo. Wallace, 
 
 R. >1. Rowe, 
 
 Henry Abbott, 
 Benj. 0. Simpson, 
 
 Lafayette Chesley, 
 George M. Johnson, 
 Wm. G. Brown, 
 Reuben B. Porter, 
 David M. Currier, 
 Wm. H. Porter, 
 
 George I. Cutler, 
 Saniuel H. Riddell, 
 George Goodyear, 
 John L. Barnard, 
 Sylvester Dixon, 
 
 F. A. Haley, 
 
 Jona. S. Herrick, 
 John Paul, 
 Nathaniel Barker, 
 A. P. Richardson, 
 H. S Huntington, 
 Ira Merrill, 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 S. E. Remick. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Silas M. Densmoor, None. 
 
 Wilton, 
 
 Wilniot, 
 
 Winchester, 
 
 Windham, 
 
 Windsor, 
 
 Merrill Greeley, 
 John Osborne, 
 
 Geo. M. Smith, 
 Samind G. Currier, 
 Albert J. Peaslee, 
 Joseph E. Hall, 
 Geo. H. Pinkham, 
 Richard Coleman, 
 Frank S. Teel, 
 Elijah Harmon, 
 Joseph Lanman, 
 Mark Symonds, 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 A. Swett. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Geo. S, Gove. 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 None. 
 
 Wolfeboro, 
 
 Abel Halev, Chase Moulton, 
 
 None. 
 
 Woodstock, 
 
 J. W. Campbell, 
 
 Wm. L. Horner, 
 
 None. 
 
 MONEY- 
 
 ■ORDER POST OFFICES IN NEW 
 
 HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 Office. 
 
 County. 
 
 Office. 
 
 County. 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 Grafton. 
 
 Laconia, 
 
 Belknap. 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 Sullivan. 
 
 Lancaster, 
 
 Coos. 
 
 Clarement, 
 
 do. 
 
 Lebanon, 
 
 Grafton. 
 
 Concord, 
 
 Merrima^. 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 do. 
 
 Dover, 
 
 Strafford. 
 
 Manchester, 
 
 Hillsborough. 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 Rockingham. 
 
 Milford, 
 
 do. 
 
 Fisherville 
 
 Merrimack. 
 
 Nashua, 
 
 do. 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 do. 
 
 New Ipswich, 
 
 do. 
 
 Gorham, 
 
 Coos. 
 
 Newport, 
 
 Sullivan. 
 
 Great Falls, 
 
 Strafford. 
 
 Peterborough, 
 
 Hillsborough. 
 
 Hanover, 
 
 Grafton. 
 
 Plymouth, 
 
 Grafton. 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 Cheshire. 
 
 Portsmouth, 
 
 Rockingham. 
 
 Keene, 
 
 do. 
 
 Suncook, 
 
 M errimack. 
 
 Money-orders can be obtained at any of these offices, upon any 
 money order Post-office in the United States, at the following rates; 
 For orders not exceeding $20, 10 cents; over $20 and not exceeding 
 $30, 15 cents ; over $30 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents ; over $40 and 
 not exceo'ding $50, 25 cents No order issued for more than $50 ; but 
 additional orders, not exceeding three in one day, payable at the 
 same office, and to the same payee, may be obtained. 
 
FAEM STOCK A^D LANDS. 
 
 61 
 
 Number and Value of Farm Stock* and Value of 
 L.audtt in New Hampshire) in April, 18G6. 
 
 EOCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 Horsen, Asses Ck)ws, Oxen and Taliie! 
 
 
 and 
 
 Mules. 
 
 Neat 
 
 Stock. 
 
 Sheep. 
 
 of 
 
 TowifS. 
 
 No. 
 
 Yalue. 
 
 No. 
 
 Value. 
 
 No. 
 
 Value. 
 
 Lands. 
 
 Atkinson 
 
 80 
 
 4,686 
 
 346 
 
 9,376 
 
 50 
 
 88 
 
 169,597 
 
 Auburn 
 
 126 
 
 5,147 
 
 479 
 
 11,107 
 
 401 
 
 734 
 
 206,481 
 
 Brentwood 
 
 120 
 
 8,015 
 
 699 
 
 26,752 
 
 581 
 
 1,690 
 
 202,696 
 
 Cauuia 
 
 231 
 
 10,580 
 
 881 
 
 25,138 
 
 331 
 
 658 
 
 258,960 
 
 Ckester 
 
 184 
 
 10,495 
 
 738 
 
 31,037 
 
 627 
 
 1,659 
 
 299,625 
 
 Diifville 
 
 83 
 
 4,210 
 
 385 
 
 13,432 
 
 116 
 
 266 
 
 96,586 
 
 Deerfield 
 
 345 
 
 16,018 
 
 1555 
 
 48,209 
 
 1463 
 
 3,271 
 
 390,066 
 
 Derry 
 
 270 
 
 14,110 
 
 1018 
 
 . 28,628 
 
 353 
 
 842 
 
 425,703 
 
 E. Kingston 
 
 96 
 
 6,530 
 
 331 
 
 18,014 
 
 269 
 
 838 
 
 186,316 
 
 Epping 
 
 199 
 
 12,175 
 
 852 
 
 36,841 
 
 650 
 
 2,171 
 
 329,432 
 
 Exeter 
 
 281 
 
 23,591 
 
 672 
 
 27,852 
 
 466 
 
 1,365 
 
 404,640 
 
 Fremont 
 
 75 
 
 4,931 
 
 350 
 
 12,263 
 
 274 
 
 711 
 
 115,065 
 
 Gosport 
 
 
 250 
 
 
 
 
 
 15,000 
 
 Greenland 
 
 154 
 
 10,434 
 
 467 
 
 21,460 
 
 447 
 
 1,356 
 
 268,105 
 
 Hampstead, 
 
 125 
 
 5,740 
 
 364 
 
 12,502 
 
 no 
 
 245 
 
 211,757 
 
 Hampton 
 
 209 
 
 15,720 
 
 624 
 
 26,764 
 
 198 
 
 685 
 
 431,942 
 
 Hampton Falls 101 
 
 5,363 
 
 656 
 
 22,389 
 
 479 
 
 1,207 
 
 146,890 
 
 Kensington, 
 
 117 
 
 6.450 
 
 6-26 
 
 29,085 
 
 478 
 
 1,697 
 
 16i),009 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 130 
 
 6,017 
 
 414 
 
 11,500 
 
 339 
 
 990 
 
 83,587 
 
 Londonderry 
 
 266 
 
 14,004 
 
 1032 
 
 33,566 
 
 409 
 
 928 
 
 279,694 
 
 Newcastle 
 
 8 
 
 435 
 
 39 
 
 1,210 
 
 
 
 11,084 
 
 Newington 
 
 98 
 
 6,650 
 
 329 
 
 12,664 
 
 340 
 
 913 
 
 136,604 
 
 Newmarket 
 
 164 
 
 12,826 
 
 400 
 
 17,441 
 
 356 
 
 1,075 
 
 380,900 
 
 Newton 
 
 96 
 
 6,581 
 
 257 
 
 10,051 
 
 240 
 
 1,318 
 
 129,468 
 
 N. Hampton 
 
 176 
 
 8,440 
 
 487 
 
 22,040 
 
 366 
 
 940 
 
 266,060 
 
 Northwood 
 
 229 
 
 11,320 
 
 859 
 
 27,111 
 
 788 
 
 2,399 
 
 201,335 
 
 Nottingham 
 
 187 
 
 8,266 
 
 866 
 
 27,202 
 
 720 
 
 1,536 
 
 260,838 
 
 Plaistow 
 
 99 
 
 5,322 
 
 214 
 
 8,840 
 
 61 
 
 180 
 
 184,356 
 
 Portsmouth 
 
 445 
 
 38,769 
 
 615 
 
 23,208 
 
 116 
 
 232 
 
 133,303 
 
 Raymond 
 
 155 
 
 6,854 
 
 759 
 
 19,444 
 
 CIS 
 
 1,080 
 
 205,997 
 
 Rye 
 
 221 
 
 13.260 
 
 507 
 
 19,387 
 
 277 
 
 831 
 
 270,260 
 
 Salem 
 
 265 
 
 11,712 
 
 669 
 
 20,376 
 
 177 
 
 488 
 
 367,618 
 
 Sandown 
 
 92 
 
 4,028 
 
 368 
 
 11,866 
 
 333 
 
 804 
 
 111,169 
 
 Seabrook 
 
 100 
 
 6,420 
 
 388 
 
 15,050 
 
 82 
 
 249 
 
 148,632 
 
 S. Newmarket 
 
 : 78 
 
 5,932 
 
 213 
 
 8,621 
 
 205 
 
 429 
 
 222,104 
 
 S. Hampton 
 
 76 
 
 4,160 
 
 286 
 
 9,880 
 
 235 
 
 850 
 
 2' i2,7 56 
 
 Strathain 
 
 168 
 
 12,215 
 
 524 
 
 29,655 
 
 534 
 
 1,655 
 
 328 231 
 
 Windham 
 
 166 
 
 12,052 
 
 496 
 
 20,378 
 
 443 
 
 1,098 
 
 232,168 
 
 60153 
 
 359,708 
 
 20715 
 
 750,339 
 
 13932 
 
 37,478 
 
 8,575,034 
 
 
 
 STRAFFORD 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 Barrington 
 
 269 
 
 12.432 
 
 1178 
 
 38,355 
 
 1029 
 
 2,339 
 
 326,820 
 
 Dover 
 
 673 
 
 55,495 
 
 1052 
 
 59,125 
 
 504 
 
 1,4‘27 
 
 2,259,090 
 
 Durham 
 
 2'>4 
 
 14,760 
 
 760 
 
 28.524 
 
 449 
 
 1,240 
 
 359,098 
 
 Farmington 
 
 218 
 
 16,526 
 
 1147 
 
 42,736 
 
 1158 
 
 2,966 
 
 515,014 
 
 Lee 
 
 159 
 
 10,740 
 
 639 
 
 23,970, 
 
 1070 
 
 2,145 
 
 222,366 
 
62 
 
 
 FARM 
 
 STOCK 
 
 AND LANDS. 
 
 
 
 Madbury 
 
 98 
 
 5,345 
 
 376 
 
 17,375 
 
 ' 377 
 
 896 
 
 125,610 
 
 Middleton 
 
 54 
 
 4,340 
 
 • 370 
 
 14,608 
 
 428 
 
 724 
 
 101,897 
 
 Milton 
 
 188 
 
 12,386 
 
 897 
 
 30,245 
 
 786 
 
 1,748 
 
 276,478 
 
 New Durham 
 
 158 
 
 8,885 
 
 787 
 
 26,151 
 
 582 
 
 783 
 
 223,882 
 
 Rochester 
 
 410 
 
 18,770 
 
 1465 
 
 49,050 
 
 1265 
 
 2,078 
 
 715,224 
 
 Rollinsford 
 
 108 
 
 7,237 
 
 384 
 
 13,370 
 
 169 
 
 724 
 
 315,967 
 
 Somersworth 
 
 240 
 
 21,494 
 
 332 
 
 13,924 
 
 119 
 
 376 
 
 797,766 
 
 Strafford 
 
 321 
 
 16,020 
 
 1789 
 
 56,558 
 
 1687 
 
 3,375 
 
 375,581 
 
 
 3131 
 
 204,430 
 
 11176 
 
 403,991 
 
 9623 
 
 20,931 
 
 6,614,793 
 
 
 
 BELKNAP 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 
 Alton 
 
 267 
 
 16,146 
 
 1533 
 
 61,915 
 
 1579 
 
 5,048 
 
 407,100 
 
 Barnstead 
 
 319 
 
 17,939 
 
 1573 
 
 54,834 
 
 1804 
 
 3,905 
 
 327,109 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 212 
 
 12,676 
 
 1067 
 
 35,460 
 
 1197 
 
 2,394 
 
 217,544 
 
 Center Harbor 81 
 
 3,202 
 
 482 
 
 12,141 
 
 601 
 
 1,106 
 
 96,002 
 
 Gilmanton 
 
 358 
 
 19,168 
 
 1864 
 
 60,442 
 
 2232 
 
 5,512 
 
 389,986 
 
 Gilford 
 
 339 
 
 16,686 
 
 ias9 
 
 42,136 
 
 3048 
 
 6,522 
 
 565,530 
 
 Laconia 
 
 146 
 
 8,351 
 
 491 
 
 10,402 
 
 386 
 
 607 
 
 342,559 
 
 Meredith 
 
 257 
 
 13,351 
 
 1262 
 
 35,158 
 
 1651 
 
 3,086 
 
 383,231 
 
 New Hampt’n 231 
 
 14,080 
 
 913 
 
 27,443 
 
 2198 
 
 4,211 
 
 277,225 
 
 Sanbornton 
 
 418 
 
 22,539 
 
 1819 
 
 45,168 
 
 3891 
 
 7,753 
 
 529,068 
 
 
 2628 
 
 147,138 
 
 12,343 
 
 385,099 
 
 18,587 
 
 40,144 
 
 8,535,354 
 
 
 
 CARROLL 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 
 Albany 
 
 71 
 
 3,472 
 
 30S 
 
 24,984 
 
 264 
 
 722 
 
 31,728 
 
 Bartlett 
 
 139 
 
 12,207 
 
 505 
 
 16,942 
 
 896 
 
 8,129 
 
 104,932 
 
 Brookfield 
 
 65 
 
 4,986 
 
 472 
 
 12,842 
 
 296 
 
 716 
 
 96,118 
 
 Chatham 
 
 83 
 
 6,615 
 
 502 
 
 16,781 
 
 853 
 
 1,402 
 
 42,080 
 
 Conway 
 
 383 
 
 28,024 
 
 1410 
 
 47,458 
 
 1286 
 
 2,040 
 
 315,798 
 
 Eaton 
 
 115 
 
 7,832 
 
 740 
 
 26,402 
 
 956 
 
 1,978 
 
 76,328 
 
 Effingham 
 
 196 
 
 11,641 
 
 986 
 
 25,130 
 
 445 
 
 958 
 
 128,630 
 
 {Freedom 
 
 157 
 
 11,476 
 
 821 
 
 24,742 
 
 1-225 
 
 2,432 
 
 145,866 
 
 Jackson 
 
 104 
 
 9,760 
 
 668 
 
 25,920 
 
 1296 
 
 5,672 
 
 55,544 
 
 iMoultonboro’ 
 
 181 
 
 8,411 
 
 1302 
 
 26,826 
 
 1619 
 
 3,664 
 
 237,585 
 
 jMadison 
 
 97 
 
 5,528 
 
 707 
 
 18,622 
 
 862 
 
 1,492 
 
 104,522 
 
 jOssipee 
 
 300 
 
 18,366 
 
 1567 
 
 45,666 
 
 13-29 
 
 2,816 
 
 223,282 
 
 Sandwich 
 
 353 
 
 18,294 
 
 2242 
 
 70,088 
 
 2375 
 
 5,490 
 
 303.468 
 
 Tamworth 
 
 253 
 
 11,550 
 
 1387 
 
 39,300 
 
 1353 
 
 3,939 
 
 15-2,044 
 
 Tuftonboro’ 
 
 174 
 
 8,072 
 
 1211 
 
 29,317 
 
 1356 
 
 4,601 
 
 178,980 
 
 Wakefield 
 
 178 
 
 13,712 
 
 1185 
 
 51,556 
 
 70S 
 
 2,147 
 
 362,497 
 
 Wolfeboroiigh 374 
 
 19,604 
 
 1712 
 
 48 844 
 
 1425 
 
 3,022 
 
 425,682 
 
 ' 
 
 3223 
 
 199,550 
 
 17725 
 
 551,420 
 
 18544 
 
 45,820 
 
 2,985,084 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 jAllenstown 
 
 75 
 
 5,072 
 
 271 
 
 9,998 
 
 172 
 
 383 
 
 260,046 
 
 'Andover 
 
 180 
 
 15,964 
 
 995 
 
 36,082 
 
 3697 
 
 6,796 
 
 269,898 
 
 jBoscawen 
 
 181 
 
 9,715 
 
 546 
 
 20,365 
 
 1964 
 
 2,774 
 
 338,340 
 
 [Bow 
 
 174 
 
 10,824 
 
 801 
 
 24,092 
 
 634 
 
 1,552 
 
 232,208 
 
 {Bradford 
 
 282 
 
 16,619 
 
 968 
 
 40,005 
 
 3998 
 
 9,031 
 
 305,238 
 
 jCanterbury 
 
 257 
 
 16,144 
 
 1320 
 
 45,137 
 
 2796 
 
 5,980 
 
 391,954 
 

 
 FARM 
 
 STOCK 
 
 AND LANDS. 
 
 
 63 
 
 Chichester 
 
 169 
 
 11,553 
 
 916 
 
 36,487 
 
 856 
 
 2,343 
 
 186,387 
 
 Concord 
 
 1043 
 
 73,312 
 
 1871 
 
 70,014 
 
 2255 
 
 8,182 
 
 3,704,491 
 
 ^nbaxton 
 
 172 
 
 9,035 
 
 1080 
 
 25,965 
 
 1104 
 
 1,424 
 
 272,868 
 
 Epsom 
 
 202 
 
 12,237 
 
 1086 
 
 38,314 
 
 1352, 
 
 3,180 
 
 180,610 
 
 Franklin 
 
 293 
 
 24,065 
 
 548 
 
 26,035 
 
 2578 
 
 5,136 
 
 609,642 
 
 Henniker 
 
 266 
 
 12,265 
 
 1487 
 
 49,087 
 
 1597 
 
 2,858 
 
 414,528 
 
 Hill 
 
 130 
 
 7,166 
 
 505 
 
 12,356 
 
 1716 
 
 3,162 
 
 141,896 
 
 Hooksett 
 
 169 
 
 10,701 
 
 442 
 
 16,159 
 
 588 
 
 1,773 
 
 275,864 
 
 Hopkinton 
 
 363 
 
 23,733 
 
 1621 
 
 57,464 
 
 8175 
 
 5,840 
 
 450,070 
 
 Loudon 
 
 331 
 
 19,853 
 
 1476 
 
 51,937 
 
 2521 
 
 3,967 
 
 301,418 
 
 Newbury 
 
 154 
 
 10,945 
 
 745 
 
 33,592 
 
 2416 
 
 7,866 
 
 167,944 
 
 New London 
 
 207 
 
 18,588 
 
 815 
 
 38,044 
 
 1634 
 
 4,085 
 
 282,760 
 
 Northfield 
 
 141 
 
 6,251 
 
 733 
 
 18,271 
 
 1805 
 
 2,909 
 
 252,967 
 
 Pembroke 
 
 220 
 
 14,652 
 
 773 
 
 33,858 
 
 511 
 
 1,520 
 
 389,750 
 
 Pittsfield 
 
 • 254 
 
 17,450 
 
 1015 
 
 41,233 
 
 701 
 
 1,738 
 
 394,700 
 
 Salisbury 
 
 155 
 
 9,460 
 
 736 
 
 26,081 
 
 6627 
 
 14,435 
 
 285,459 
 
 Sutton 
 
 212 
 
 17,337 
 
 1144 
 
 49,274 
 
 3640 
 
 9,668 
 
 268,791 
 
 Warner 
 
 270 
 
 18,106 
 
 1292 
 
 50,811 
 
 6547 
 
 15,738 
 
 438,975 
 
 Webster 
 
 141 
 
 8,925 
 
 571 
 
 20,088 
 
 4271 
 
 9,218 
 
 215,294 
 
 Wilmot 
 
 212 
 
 16,240 
 
 970 
 
 36,688 
 
 3451 
 
 7,344 
 
 173,920 
 
 
 6253 
 
 416,211 
 
 24747 
 
 907,387 
 
 62606 138,902 
 
 11,206,013 
 
 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 Amherst 
 
 237 
 
 17,894 
 
 1002 
 
 35,124 
 
 
 910 
 
 217,528 
 
 Antrim 
 
 220 
 
 16,020 
 
 1100 
 
 » 37,767 
 
 1473 
 
 3,748 
 
 84,712 
 
 Bedford 
 
 274 
 
 15,595 
 
 1143 
 
 36,227 
 
 252 
 
 628 
 
 350,620 
 
 Bennington 
 
 89 
 
 - 7,520 
 
 226 
 
 11,133 
 
 417 
 
 816 
 
 71;000 
 
 Brookline 
 
 132 
 
 10,841 
 
 223 
 
 14,519 
 
 64 
 
 181 
 
 207,167 
 
 Peering 
 
 181 
 
 10,375 
 
 994 
 
 35,693 
 
 1725 
 
 3,281 
 
 221,689 
 
 Francestown 
 
 228 
 
 16,426 
 
 892 
 
 37,813 
 
 1811 
 
 3,698 
 
 330,100 
 
 Goffstown 
 
 337 
 
 20,737 
 
 1061 
 
 38,213 
 
 790 
 
 1,726 
 
 398,813 
 
 Greenfield 
 
 137 
 
 9,191 
 
 610 
 
 22,425 
 
 1055 
 
 2,072 
 
 188,048 
 
 Hancock 
 
 219 
 
 15,912 
 
 998 
 
 25,029 
 
 1851 
 
 3,611 
 
 213,133 
 
 Hillsborough 371 
 
 27,421 
 
 1612 
 
 65,345 
 
 1633 
 
 4,402 
 
 471,412 
 
 Hollis 
 
 262 
 
 14,640 
 
 1125 
 
 44,115 
 
 387 
 
 906 
 
 405,154 
 
 Hudson 
 
 187 
 
 10,029 
 
 886 
 
 37,986 
 
 443 
 
 996 
 
 311,520 
 
 iLitchfield 
 
 69 
 
 5,630 
 
 336 
 
 12,210 
 
 209 
 
 343 
 
 115,655 
 
 iLvndeboro’ 
 
 147 
 
 8,334 
 
 791 
 
 27,774 
 
 484 
 
 1,044 
 
 232,222 
 
 Manchester 
 
 953 
 
 71,518 
 
 735 
 
 28,282 
 
 721 
 
 4,402 
 
 4,681,7681 
 
 Mason 
 
 189 
 
 11,390 
 
 758 
 
 27.113 
 
 222 
 
 674 
 
 340,2051 
 
 Merrimack 
 
 162 
 
 9,052 
 
 692 
 
 23,476 
 
 338 
 
 552 
 
 307,305 1 
 
 Milford 
 
 306 
 
 28,796 
 
 987 
 
 52,326 
 
 123 
 
 476 
 
 648,343 1 
 
 Mont Vernon 
 
 116 
 
 7,562 
 
 441 
 
 16,388 
 
 194 
 
 606 
 
 196,884 
 
 Nashua 
 
 633 
 
 59,936 
 
 707 
 
 35,276 
 
 585 
 
 5,3(KJ 
 
 201,588 
 
 New Ipswich 
 
 198 
 
 15,8;38‘ 
 
 763 
 
 31,610 
 
 217 
 
 1,076 
 
 420,272 
 
 iNew Boston 
 
 309 
 
 25,115 
 
 1285 
 
 61,243 
 
 831 
 
 2,112 
 
 326,897 
 
 tPelham 
 
 196 
 
 10,910 
 
 662 
 
 25,376 
 
 346 
 
 2,185 
 
 351,188 
 
 Peterborough 354 
 
 34,0f)l 
 
 1200 
 
 56.212 
 
 886 
 
 2,436 
 
 671,425 
 
 Sharon 
 
 47 
 
 3,718 
 
 213 
 
 10,481 
 
 245 
 
 326 
 
 73,441 
 
 Temple 
 
 82 
 
 4,852 
 
 655 
 
 18,198 
 
 388 
 
 1,130 
 
 154,210 
 
 Weare 
 
 544 
 
 20,855 
 
 1579 
 
 58,221 
 
 4859 
 
 9,944 
 
 424.106 
 
 Wilton 
 
 240 
 
 19,214 
 
 996 
 
 49,533 
 
 171 
 
 61:1 
 
 445,920 
 
 Windsor 
 
 29 
 
 1,508 
 
 
 5,318 
 
 222 
 
 473 
 
 38,760 
 
 
 7248 
 
 530,830 
 
 24,819 
 
 981,396 
 
 23,213 
 
 6f,»,695 
 
 13,101,085 
 
64 
 
 
 FARM 
 
 STOCK 
 
 AND LANDS. 
 
 
 
 
 
 CHESHIRE 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 Alstead 
 
 312 
 
 27,595 
 
 823 
 
 42,948 
 
 5220 
 
 15,291 
 
 342,641 
 
 Chesterfield 
 
 291 
 
 , 20,991 
 
 1276 
 
 69,432 
 
 1263 
 
 3,003 
 
 378,897 
 
 Dublin 
 
 234 
 
 21,795 
 
 829 
 
 46,850 
 
 2681 
 
 7,181 
 
 275,523 
 
 Fitzwilliam 
 
 225 
 
 17,280 
 
 801 
 
 37,049 
 
 252 
 
 867 
 
 313,494 
 
 Gilsuin 
 
 127 
 
 10,602 
 
 341 
 
 18,730 
 
 2180 
 
 4,121 
 
 120,758 
 
 Hinsdale 
 
 199 
 
 17,235 
 
 619 
 
 31,053 
 
 442 
 
 1,308 
 
 350.240 
 
 Jafifrey 
 
 254 
 
 19,972 
 
 1142 
 
 54,478 
 
 835 
 
 3,982 
 
 372,207 
 
 Keene 
 
 529 
 
 44,990 
 
 1061 
 
 50,656 
 
 2517 
 
 5,975 
 
 1,681,240 
 
 Marlborough 
 
 157 
 
 13,495 
 
 561 
 
 27,097 
 
 1108 
 
 2,337 
 
 219,826 
 
 Marlow 
 
 174 
 
 15,748 
 
 570 
 
 31,904 
 
 2407 
 
 6,108 
 
 178,685 
 
 Nelson, 
 
 115 
 
 6,871 
 
 412 
 
 18,234 
 
 3448 
 
 6,995 
 
 166,632 
 
 Richmond 
 
 166 
 
 10,117 
 
 704 
 
 29,160 
 
 503 
 
 992 
 
 187,748 
 
 Rindge 
 
 226 
 
 
 723 
 
 27,254 
 
 541 
 
 1,317 
 
 323,785 
 
 Roxbury 
 
 38 
 
 2,510 
 
 180 
 
 10.373 
 
 899 
 
 2.013 
 
 56,808 
 
 Stoddard 
 
 152 
 
 11,186 
 
 651 
 
 32,956 
 
 3083 
 
 7,930 
 
 219,638 
 
 Sullivan 
 
 68 
 
 5,775 
 
 305 
 
 19,400 
 
 2534 
 
 6,001 
 
 142,050 
 
 Surry 
 
 84 
 
 6,390 
 
 274 
 
 12,781 
 
 2305 
 
 6,362 
 
 132,062 
 
 Swanzey 
 
 306 
 
 23,433 
 
 915 
 
 41.281 
 
 1932 
 
 3,674 
 
 349,184 
 
 Troy 
 
 102 
 
 8,642 
 
 437 
 
 21,780 
 
 284 
 
 755 
 
 175,714 
 
 Walpole 
 
 430 
 
 40,854 
 
 1028 
 
 57,302 
 
 15704 
 
 43,088 
 
 755,084 
 
 Westmoreland314 
 
 30,629 
 
 1158 
 
 69,169 
 
 4087 
 
 10,065 
 
 177,295 
 
 Winchester 
 
 315 
 
 21,000 
 
 1118 
 
 47,301 
 
 1418 
 
 2,809 
 
 507,801 
 
 
 4S18 
 
 392,744 
 
 15928 
 
 797,188 
 
 55643 
 
 142,174 
 
 7,427,312 
 
 
 
 SULLIVAN 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 
 
 Acworth 
 
 292 
 
 22,887 
 
 894 
 
 43,967 
 
 6771 
 
 14,122 
 
 283,554 
 
 j Charlestown 
 
 323 
 
 32,735 
 
 1015 
 
 50,772 
 
 7890 
 
 21,720 
 
 597,022 
 
 I Claremont 
 
 560 
 
 53,334 
 
 1500 
 
 71,309 
 
 6493 
 
 16,801 
 
 1,162,986 
 
 ; Cornish 
 
 348 
 
 20,724 
 
 1240 
 
 51,156 
 
 7256 
 
 14,961 
 
 328,630 
 
 i Crovdon 
 
 179 
 
 12,755 
 
 862 
 
 26,404 
 
 3078 
 
 6,690 
 
 159,980 
 
 i Goshen 
 
 139 
 
 10,688 
 
 511 
 
 21,696 
 
 1731 
 
 3,828 
 
 109,872 
 
 Grantham 
 
 133 
 
 7,990 
 
 495 
 
 18,225 
 
 2795 
 
 5,865 
 
 118,148 
 
 Langdon 
 
 142 
 
 14,296 
 
 508 
 
 36,002 
 
 2238 
 
 5,782 
 
 208,120 
 
 Lempster 
 
 174 
 
 12,792 
 
 699 
 
 30,433 
 
 1834 
 
 3,352 
 
 168,804 
 
 Newport 
 
 497 
 
 37,447 
 
 1525 
 
 56,333 
 
 3776 
 
 7,854 
 
 533,078 
 
 .Plainfield 
 
 • 381 
 
 23,384 
 
 1252 
 
 52,487 ‘ 
 
 13444 
 
 32,354 
 
 407,262 
 
 Springfield 
 
 177 
 
 10,067 
 
 956 
 
 30,014 
 
 3804 
 
 6,846 
 
 150,035 
 
 Sunapee 
 
 177 
 
 10,701 
 
 780 
 
 28,943 
 
 1539 
 
 2,874 
 
 157,682 
 
 1 Unity 
 
 204 
 
 16,055 
 
 792 
 
 31,579 
 
 5842 
 
 12,171 
 
 216,690 
 
 Washington 
 
 173 
 
 10,568 
 
 738 
 
 29,058 
 
 2230 
 
 5,616 
 
 223,854 
 
 
 3899 
 
 296,423 
 
 13767 
 
 578,378 
 
 70721 
 
 160,839 
 
 4,825,717 
 
 
 
 GRAFTON 
 
 COUNTY 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 Alexandria 
 
 283 
 
 10,669 
 
 886 
 
 26,780 
 
 2287 
 
 3,763 
 
 178,170 1 
 
 Bath 
 
 3-23 
 
 21,071 
 
 1221 
 
 43,473 
 
 8525 
 
 18,143 
 
 300,451 1 
 
 Benton 
 
 74 
 
 3,645 
 
 307 
 
 12,578 
 
 1208 
 
 2,689 
 
 92,4261 
 
 Bethlehem 
 
 232 
 
 14,126 
 
 814 
 
 21,665 
 
 1431 
 
 2,763 
 
 161,098 
 
 Bridgewater 
 
 110 
 
 5,945 
 
 482 
 
 13,803 
 
 2236 
 
 4,077 
 
 82,270 
 
 Bristol 
 
 194 
 
 16,376 
 
 530 
 
 ,.18,037 
 
 1348 
 
 2,945 
 
 228,676 
 
 Campton 
 
 298 
 
 16,749 
 
 1104 
 
 28,305 
 
 3189 
 
 5,540 
 
 203,346 
 
 Canaan 
 
 368 
 
 20,286 
 
 1087 
 
 37,015 
 
 6095 
 
 9,657 
 
 341,523 
 
 Danbury 
 
 167 
 
 11,589 
 
 895 
 
 28,774 
 
 1784 
 
 3,398 
 
 - j — 
 
 147,871 
 

 
 FARM 
 
 STOCK 
 
 AND LANDS. 
 
 
 G5 
 
 Dorchester 
 
 144 
 
 6,206 
 
 563 
 
 17,187 
 
 2098 
 
 4,343 
 
 113,543 
 
 Enfield 
 
 265 
 
 23,506 
 
 997 
 
 42,500 
 
 6741 
 
 16,589 
 
 365,615 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 39 
 
 2,705 
 
 209 
 
 7,073 
 
 471 
 
 899 
 
 22,977 
 
 Franconia 
 
 163 
 
 11,290 
 
 413 
 
 11,112 
 
 923 
 
 1,480 
 
 141,898 
 
 Grafton 
 
 167 
 
 9,995 
 
 1047 
 
 33,139 
 
 3492 
 
 5,521 
 
 188,441 
 
 Groton 
 
 90 
 
 6,696 
 
 556 
 
 17,252 
 
 2452 
 
 5,714 
 
 118,110 
 
 Hanover 
 
 411 
 
 29,090 
 
 918 
 
 28,125 
 
 15695 
 
 43,504 
 
 549,372 
 
 Haverhill 
 
 616 
 
 30,846 
 
 1703 
 
 53,756 
 
 12820 
 
 25,677 
 
 557,175 
 
 Hebron 
 
 73 
 
 4,420 
 
 355 
 
 10,836 
 
 1812 
 
 3,712 
 
 72,286 
 
 1 Holderness 
 
 278 
 
 17,658 
 
 1188 
 
 40,024 
 
 1789 
 
 4,306 
 
 321,966 
 
 1Landaff 
 
 240 
 
 15,590 
 
 912 
 
 26,452 
 
 4659 
 
 9,538 
 
 177,642 
 
 I Lebanon 
 
 359 
 
 36,215 
 
 960 
 
 43,753 
 
 11334 
 
 36,227 
 
 853,245 
 
 i Lisbon 
 
 456 
 
 29,036 
 
 1354 
 
 36,081 
 
 4980 
 
 8,853 
 
 355,355 
 
 ! Lincoln 
 
 7 
 
 275 
 
 35 
 
 1,456 
 
 32 
 
 47 
 
 19,606 
 
 i Littleton 
 
 429 
 
 33,514 
 
 1474 
 
 42,919 
 
 3372 
 
 8,236 
 
 470,292 
 
 Lyman 
 
 175 
 
 12,961 
 
 687 
 
 18,255 
 
 2714 
 
 6,247 
 
 136,299 
 
 Lyme 
 
 296 
 
 25,800 
 
 893 
 
 45,635 
 
 12090 
 
 39,583 
 
 406,556 
 
 Monroe 
 
 151 
 
 9,677 
 
 534 
 
 14,669 
 
 1897 
 
 5,154 
 
 154,335 
 
 i Orange 
 
 58 
 
 3,447 
 
 331 
 
 13,113 
 
 1539 
 
 2,685 
 
 55,138 
 
 i Orford 
 
 288 
 
 22,304 
 
 831 
 
 38,350 
 
 10048 
 
 24,424 
 
 435,570 
 
 1 Piermont 
 
 240 
 
 19,279 
 
 656 
 
 22,462 
 
 8630 
 
 26,438 
 
 316,470 
 
 ; Plymouth 
 
 270 
 
 21,622 
 
 708 
 
 20,848 
 
 2404 
 
 5,360 
 
 257,990 
 
 1 Rumney 
 
 199 
 
 11,362 
 
 734 
 
 18,306 
 
 2270 
 
 4,306 
 
 187,818 
 
 j Thornton 
 
 218 
 
 12,296 
 
 795 
 
 21,107 
 
 2238 
 
 3,123 
 
 139,860 
 
 I Warren 
 
 179 
 
 9,847 
 
 596 
 
 20,494 
 
 2950 
 
 6,058 
 
 169,267 
 
 } Waterville 
 
 11 
 
 480 
 
 39 
 
 890 
 
 38 
 
 58 
 
 22,863 
 
 I W entworth 
 
 170 
 
 10,670 
 
 735 
 
 21,700 
 
 2028 
 
 4,410 
 
 168,200 
 
 i Woodstock 
 
 1 
 
 71 
 
 4,456 
 
 317 
 
 11,320 
 
 631 
 
 1,280 
 
 52,752 
 
 i 
 
 8012 
 
 541,899 
 
 27866 
 
 909,244 150250 
 
 556,747 
 
 8,566,472 
 
 
 
 COOS Ct)UNTY. 
 
 
 
 
 Berlin 
 
 63 
 
 4,470 
 
 158 
 
 3,828 
 
 443 
 
 822 
 
 89,756 
 
 Carroll 
 
 82 
 
 4,274 
 
 252 
 
 5536 
 
 427 
 
 798 
 
 81,060 
 
 Cambridge 
 
 4 
 
 226 
 
 27 
 
 958 
 
 94 
 
 220 
 
 31,322 
 
 Clarksville 
 
 68 
 
 3,844 
 
 305 
 
 8,866 
 
 874 
 
 1,970 
 
 31,679 
 
 Colebrook 
 
 363 
 
 26,912 
 
 1223 
 
 45,700 
 
 3956 
 
 10,845 
 
 280.210 
 
 Columbia 
 
 205 
 
 11,866 
 
 892 
 
 22,768 
 
 2198 
 
 3,645 
 
 101,500 
 
 Dalton 
 
 174 
 
 8,055 
 
 664 
 
 15,937 
 
 1619 
 
 2,859 
 
 115,2-22 
 
 Dummer 
 
 49 
 
 3,245 
 
 204 
 
 7,105 
 
 464 
 
 834 
 
 47,215 
 
 ; Errol 
 
 42 
 
 2,305 
 
 239 
 
 7,861 
 
 378 
 
 703 
 
 49,3-25 
 
 Gorham 
 
 197 
 
 14,142 
 
 206 
 
 8,222 
 
 238 
 
 660 
 
 151,832 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 221 
 
 11,764 
 
 694 
 
 14,320 
 
 1325 
 
 2,367 
 
 126,006 
 
 Lancaster 
 
 481 
 
 32,448 
 
 1532 
 
 42,444 
 
 3871 
 
 7,930 
 
 441,940 
 
 Milan 
 
 134 
 
 9,188 
 
 632 
 
 20,204 
 
 1254 
 
 1,969 
 
 110,535 
 
 : Northumb’lndl88 
 
 12,0-23 
 
 676 
 
 17,756 
 
 1289 
 
 2,023 
 
 145,5-27 
 
 1 Pittsburg 
 
 112 
 
 7,048 
 
 511 
 
 12,352 
 
 1147 
 
 3,122 
 
 68,983 
 
 Randolph 
 
 27 
 
 1,728 
 
 131 
 
 3,969 
 
 217 
 
 476 
 
 41,536 
 
 Stark 
 
 80 
 
 5,055 
 
 470 
 
 15,042 
 
 1064 
 
 2,486 
 
 84,532 
 
 I Stratford 
 
 163 
 
 9,945 
 
 582 
 
 16,643 
 
 1002 
 
 1,674 
 
 147,010 
 
 Shelburne 
 
 66 
 
 5,020 
 
 324 
 
 11,374 
 
 585 
 
 1,260 
 
 84,312 
 
 Stewartstown 235 
 
 14,100 
 
 971 
 
 28,170 
 
 2749 
 
 6,438 
 
 128,866 
 
 Whitefield 
 
 271 
 
 15,655 
 
 762 
 
 18,977 
 
 1084 
 
 2;279 
 
 14i;751 
 
 Wentworth Loc.5 
 
 326 
 
 25 
 
 618 
 
 36 
 
 80 
 
 7;920 
 
 
 3230 
 
 203,139 
 
 11480 
 
 328,650 
 
 26314 
 
 55,460 
 
 2,508,039 
 
 — 
 
66 
 
 iTATIOJ^AL BA2TKS. 
 
 SUMMA RY BY CO UNTIES. 
 
 Rockingham 6015 359,708 20715 
 
 Strafford 3131 204,430 11176 
 
 Belknap 2628 147,138 12343 
 
 iCarroll 3223 199,550 17725 
 
 Merrimack 6253 416.211 24747 
 
 Hillsborough 7248 530,830 24819 
 
 iCheshire 4818 392,744 15928 
 
 'Sullivan 3899 296,423 13767 
 
 Grafton 8012 541,899 27866 
 
 iCoos 3230 203,139 11480 
 
 750,339 
 
 403,911 
 
 385,099 
 
 551,420 
 
 907,387 
 
 981,396 
 
 797,188 
 
 578,378 
 
 909,244 
 
 328,650 
 
 13932 
 
 9623 
 
 18587 
 
 18544 
 
 62606 
 
 23213 
 
 55643 
 
 70721 
 
 150250 
 
 26314 
 
 37,478 
 
 20,931 
 
 40,144 
 
 45,320 
 
 138,902 
 
 60,695 
 
 142,174 
 
 160,839 
 
 556,747 
 
 55,460 
 
 8,575.034 
 
 6,614,793 
 
 3,535,354 
 
 2,985,084 
 
 11,206,013 
 
 13,101,085 
 
 7.427,312 
 
 4,825,717 
 
 8,566,472 
 
 2,d08,039 
 
 Totals 48457 3,292,072180566 6,593,092 449433 1,058,690 69,344,903 
 
 National Banks. 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. ' 
 
 Berry National Bank, Derry. Capital $60,000. David Currier, 
 Cashier. Directors, John W.Noyes, President; Benjamin F.Eastman, 
 Thomas J. Melvin, Harvey P. Hood, G. A. Barnes, David Currier. 
 
 National Granite State Bank, Exeter. Capital $100,000. N. A. Shute. 
 Cashier. Directors, Abner Morrill, President; Charles Conner, G. G. 
 Smith, William W. Stickney, S. W. Dearborn, Edmund Elliot, J. L. 
 Merrill. 
 
 Newmarket National Bank, Newmarket. Capital $80,000. Samuel 
 A. Haley, Cashier. Directors, Joseph S. Lawrence, President; Samuel 
 P. Dow, John B. Griffiths, John S- Bennett, William B. Small, John 
 Mooney, Joseph C. Burley. 
 
 First National Bank, Portsmouth. Capital $300,000. Samuel Lord, 
 Cashier. Directors, William H. Y.Jlackett. President; Ichabod Good¬ 
 win, William M. Shackford, John Stavers, William L. Dwight. 
 
 National Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank, Portsmouth. Capital 
 $300,000. James F. Shores, Cashier. Directors, George L. Treadwell, 
 President; John Sise, William H. Rollins, Charles Robinson, Ezra A. 
 Stevens. 
 
 Rockingham, National Bank, Portsmouth. Capital $200,000. John 
 J. Pickering, . Chs/iter. Directors, Jonathan M. Tredick, President; 
 John S. H. French, George W. Haven, William P. Jones, "William F. 
 Parrott. 
 
 New Hampshire National Bank, Portsmouth. Capital $150,000. 
 Lafayette S. Butler, Cashier. Directors, James P.Bartlett, President; 
 Jas. N. Tarleton, Daniel Marcy, True M. Ball, H. F. Wendell, Wm. R. 
 Preston, John H. Bailey. 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY. 
 
 Strafford National Bank, Dover. Capital $120,000. Asa A. Tufts 
 Cashier. Directors, William S. Stevens, President; Daniel M.Christie* 
 Chas. Woodman, E, D. Chamberlain, Jeremiah Smith, David Osborne. 
 
 Dover National Bank, Dover. Capital $100,000. Calvin Hale, Cash¬ 
 ier. Directors, Samuel M. Wheeler, President; Oliver Wyatt, John 
 McDuffee, James Littlefield, Eli V. Brewster, Enoch H. Nutter, Wood¬ 
 bury T. Prescott, G. W. Benn. 
 
 Cocheco National Bank, Dover. Capital $100,000. Ezekiel Hurd, 
 Cashier. Directors, Thomas E. Sawyer, President: William B. Wig- 
 gin, James E. Lothrop, Harrison Haley, Joseph Morrill, Charles W. 
 l^llins, John E. Bickford. 
 
NATIONAL BANKS. 
 
 67 
 
 First National Bank. Rochester. Capital $60,0(K). Arthur P. Wliite- 
 honse, Cashier. Directors. Nicholas V. Wliitehouse, President; Geo. 
 L. Wliitehouse, Downing Varney, John Legro, Elihu H. Watson, Paul 
 Stackpole, Jacob B. Smith. 
 
 Somersivorth National Bank., Great Falls. Capital $100,000. Sam’l 
 S. Rollins, Cashier. Directors, OliA'er 11. Lord, President; George W. 
 Wendell, Royal Eastman, Owen W. Davis, Rufus W. Stevens, Eben A. 
 Tiltbetts, Stephen S. Chick. 
 
 Great Falls National Bank, Great Falls. Capital $150,000. Joseph 
 k. Stickney, Cashier. Directors, Nathaniel Wells, President; William 
 Bedel, Micajah C. Burleigh, Isaac Chandler, George W. Burleigh, Da¬ 
 vid II. Bufl'um, A. A. Perkins. 
 
 BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 Laconia National Bank, Laconia. Capdtal $100,000. Daniel S. Dins- 
 jmoor, Cashier. Directors, John C. Moulton, President; Ellery A. Ilib- 
 jbard, William N. Blair, Samuel T. Thomas, Benjamin J. Cole, Samuel 
 C. Clark, Ilauson Beede. 
 
 Citizens' National Bank, Sanborn ton Bridge. Capital $70,000. Wm. 
 |T. Cass, Cashier. Directors, Asa P. Cate, President; Austin F. Pike, 
 j Woodbury Melcher, Eleazer Davis, John Kenniston, Ephraim S. Wad- 
 leigh. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Carroll County National Bank, Sandwich. Capital $50,000. Chris¬ 
 topher C. Fellpws, Cashier. Directors, Joseph Wentworth, President; 
 Enoch Q, Fellows, John M. Stevenson, George \\. Lang, Paul Went¬ 
 worth. 
 
 Lake National Bank, Wolfeborough. Capital $75,000. Charles G. 
 Tebbetts, Cashier. Directors, John M. Brackett, President; Moses 
 Thonjpson, Aaron Roberts, George W. Ilersey, Blake Folsom, Otis 
 Evans, Nathaniel T. Brewster. 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 First National Bank, Concord. Capital $150,000. William "W. 
 Stores, Cashier. Directors, Geo. A. Pillsbury, President ; Enos Blake, 
 Timothy Haynes, William Walker, Benning W. Sanborn, Peter Dud¬ 
 ley James W. Johnson. 
 
 National State Capital Bank, Concord. Capital $150,000.* Preston 
 S. Smith, Cashier. Directors, John V. Barron, l*restdent; James Pe- 
 verly, James S. Norris, Osmon C. Baker, Lyman D. Stevens, Lewis 
 Dow’ning. jr. 
 
 Pittsfield National Bank, Pittsfield. Capital $100,000. Josiah Car¬ 
 penter, Cashier. Directors, Drake, President; Sir M. D. Per- 1 
 
 kins, Chas. II. Carpenter, Seth Shackford, Isaiah Berry, N. W. Drake. 
 
 Kearsarye National Bank, Warner. Capital $50,(X10. George Jones, 
 Cashier. Directors, Nehemiah G. Ordway, President; N. T. Green¬ 
 wood, John George, Ira Harvey, George Savory, A. S. Bean, Abner 
 Woodman. 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 First National Bank, Francestown. Capital $100,000. Paul H. Bix- 
 by. Cashier. Directors, Thomas-B. Bradford, Israel Bach- 
 
 eider, Joseph Kingsbury, Thomas E. Bixby, John D. Butler, George 
 Peavey. 
 

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 NATIONAL BANKS. 
 
 Amoslceag National Bank, Miincliester. Capital $200,0)0. George 
 B. Chandler, Cashier. Directors, Moody Carrier, President; John S. 
 Kidder, Stephen D. Green, Edson Hill. Steven James, Otis Barton, 
 John S. Elliot, Reed P. Silver, Henry ChaTidler. 
 
 First National Bank, Manchester, Capital $150,000. Fredericli 
 Smyth, Cashier. Directors, Waterman Smith, President; David Ceos':, 
 Joseph B. Clark, Thomas Wheat, R. N. Batchelder, W. W. Brown. 
 Natt Head. 
 
 Manchester National Bank, Alanchester. Capital $lti0,000. Chari 
 i E. Balch, Cashier. Directors, Nathan Parker, President; Benjamin F. 
 
 I Martin, Phineas Adams, David A. Bunton, John II. Maynard, G. 11. 
 j Kim1>all, Horace P. Watts. 
 
 Citg National Bank, Manchester. Capital $150,000. Edward W. 
 
 1 Harrington, Cashier, Directors, C. W. Stanley, President; S. W. Par- 
 j sons, Joseph Kidder, Thomas Morgan, David R, Leach, Joseph A. 
 
 ' Haines, Alpheus Gay. 
 
 i Souhegan National Bank, Milford. Capital Si00.000. Charle.s A. 
 iDaniids, Cashier. Directors, Hiram A. Daniels, President; Leonard 
 Chase, R. R. Howison, Frederick T. Sawyer, Josiah Fleeman.- 
 
 First National Bank, Nashua. Capital $150,000. John A. Spauld¬ 
 ing, Cashier. Directors, Thomas Chase, President; Eilward P. Emer¬ 
 son, Luther A. Roby, E. 11. Spalding, Stephen D. Greeley. 
 
 Indian Head National Bank, Nasliua. Caj)ital $120,000. John G. 
 j Kiml)all, Cashier. Directors. William D. Be;isom, T’rmV/en/; Aiigus- 
 i tus G. Reed, Elbridge G. Reed, Calvin B. Hill, Charles Lovejoy, David 
 A G. Warner, M. Barr. 
 
 First National Bank, Peterborough. Capital $100,000. Albert S. 
 Scott. Cashier. Directors, F. Ijivingston, President; A. P. Morrison, 
 
 I .Amos Whittemore, Thomas Little Alexander Robbe, Jonas Livings¬ 
 ton, Henry K. French. 
 
 CHESHIRE COUNTY. ! 
 
 Monadnock National Bank, Jaffrey. Capital $10 ),000. Peter Up¬ 
 ton, Cashier. Directors, James Scott. President; Benjamin Cutter, 
 Sam’l Ryan, Arad Adams. John Fo.x, Joseph T, Bigelow, .lolin Conant.j 
 I Cheshire National Bank, Keene. Capital $200,0v)0. Royal ll.Por-j 
 j ter. Cashier. Directors, John H. Elliot, President; Charles S. Faulk - 1 
 1 ner, William»S. Briggs, Charles Lamson, Francis A. Faulkner, Wm. 
 
 I P. Wheeler. 
 
 j Ke,ene National Bank, Keene. Capital $100,000. Geo. W. Tilden, 
 
 \ Cashier. Directors, Frederick Yose President; Edward Joslin, John 
 ! Bowker, Amos F. Fisk, Reuben Stewart, Horatio Kimball, Royal 
 I Shu tnway. 
 
 j Ashuelot National Keene. Capitar$100,000. Henry 0. Cool- 
 
 I idge. Cashier. Directors, William DIn.smoor, President; Thomas M. 
 j Edwards, George A. Wheelock, David Buffuin, William P. Abbott, 
 Elijah Boyden.* 
 
 Winchester National Bank, Winche-<ter. Capital $100,000. Henry 
 Abbott, Cashier. Directors, William Haile, President; John Burbank. 
 L. H, Alexander, Francis Weeks, Charles J. Amidon, William Rixford, 
 George W. Holbrook. 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 Connecticid River National Bank, '^harlestown. Capital '$100,000. 
 George Olcott, Cashier. Directors, Hope Lathrop, President; Ansel 
 Glover, Ashbel Hamlin, Benjamin Whipple, Wm. Dana, George Olcott. 
 
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 Claremont National Bank, Claremont. Capital $150,000. John L. 
 Farwell, Cashifr. Directors. George N. Farwell, President; Nathaniel j 
 Tolies, Aurelius Dickinson, Charles H. Eastman, William E. Tutherly, [ 
 (Chester Pike, William Clark. 
 
 First National Bank, Newport. Capital $100,000. Fred. W. Lewis, 
 jCas/nVr. Directors, Thomas W. Gilmore, President; Oliver Booth, 
 iHenrj' G. Carleton, Amasa Edes, Daniel R. Hall, Worthen Hall. i 
 
 I 
 
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 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 I 
 
 I Dartmouth National Bank, Hanover. Capital $50,000. Newton S* | 
 Huntington, Cashier. Directors, Daniel Blaisdell, President; Johnj 
 L. Bridgman, Samuel W. Cobb, Sylvester Morris, James S. Adams, i 
 John W. Loveland, Charles Benton, Laban Chandler. I 
 
 Lebanon National Bank, Lebanon. Capital $100,000. James H.| 
 Kendrick, Cashier. Directors, William S. Ela, President; Robert I 
 Kimball, Samuel Wood, 2d, Robert B. Kimball, George S. Kendrick, i 
 Samuel Wood, Edward A. Howe. 
 
 Whole amount of Banking capital in the State, $4,835,000. 
 
 Savingrs Uanks. 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 Exeter Say'ings Bank, Exeter. Resources $196,235.15. Woodbridge i 
 Odlin, President; Nathaniel A. Shute, Treasurer. ! 
 
 i Newmarket Savings Bank, Newmarket. Resources $28,939.04. Geo. ! 
 ,W. Kittredge, President; David Murra}*, Treasurer. 
 
 ' Portsmouth Savings Bank, Portsmouth. Resources $1,394,164.17. i 
 William M. Shackford, ; Samuel Lord, Treasurer. 
 
 I Rockingham Ten Cents Savings Bank, Portsmouth. Resources 
 $117,465.08. A. H. Hill, President; John Christie, Treasurer. | 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY. ! 
 
 I 
 
 Savings Bank for County of Strafford, Dover. Resources $1,114,037.66.! 
 Ezekiel Hurd, President; Charles Woodman, Treasurer. 
 
 Dover Five Cents Savings Bank, Dover. Resources $302,496.43. Oli-i 
 ver Wyatt, President; Calvin Hale, Treasurer. ; 
 
 Norway Plains Sai'ings Bank, Rochester. Resources $402,085.85.1 
 •Tohn McDuffie, President; Franklin McDuffie, Treasurer. 
 
 Gonic Five Cents Savings Bank, Rochester. Resotirces $46,622.90. 
 Charles A. Foss, President; Arthur D. Whitehouse, Treasurer. 
 
 Rollins ford livings Bank, Rollinsford. Resources $383,689.79. Hi¬ 
 ram R. Roberts, President; William II. Morton. Treasurer. 
 
 Somersworth /Sai'ings Bank, Great Falls. Resources $305,332.92.; 
 Micajah C. Burleigh, President; Joseph A. Stickney, Treasurer. j 
 
 BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 Lake Village Sarnngs Bank, Gilford. Resources 22,835.02. BenJ. J. i 
 Cole, President; Thomas Ham, Treasurer. 
 
 Meredith Bridge Savings Bank, I^conia. Resources $346,118,59. 
 Woodbury .Melcher. President; Woodbury L. Melcher, Treasurer. 
 
 Belknap County Savings Bank, Laconia. Resources $62,110.09. John 
 jL. Perley. President; Benj. P. Gale, Treasurer. I 
 
70 SAVINGS BANKS. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Carroll County Five Cents Savings Bank^ 'VYolfeborough. Resources 
 $342,844.97. George Rust, President; John M. Brackett, Treasurer. 
 
 Ossij)ee Valley Ten Cents Savings Bank, Ossipee. Resources 
 $15,688.63. Josiah Thurston, President; Elias Towle, Treasurer. 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 National Savings Bank, Concord. Resources $733,642.19, George A. 
 Pillsbury, President; William W. Storrs, Treasurer. 
 
 New Hampshire Savings Bank, Concord. Resources $703,779.26. 
 Joseph B. Walker, President; Charles W. Sargent, Treasurer. 
 
 Pittsfield Savings Bank, Pittsfield. Resources $24,254.35. John 
 Berry, President; Lowell Brown, Treasurer. 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 Amoskeag Savings Bank, Manchester. Resources $2,290,529.68* 
 Moody Currier, President and Treasurer. 
 
 Manchester Savings Bank, Manchester. Resources $1,652,679.92. 
 William P. Newell, President ; Nathan Parker, Treasurer. 
 
 ^Merrimack River Savings Bank, Manchester. Resources $1,346,477.40. 
 Waterman Smith, President; Frederick Smyth, Treasurer. 
 
 City Savings Bank, Manchester. Resources $433,283.56. Joseph 
 Kidder, President; Edward W. Harrington, Treasurer. 
 
 Francestorvn Savings Bank, Francestown. Resources $21,496.84. 
 Thomas B. Bradford, President; Paul H. Bixby, Treasurer. 
 
 Milford Five Cents So.vings Bank, Milford. Resources $247,829.17. 
 William Ramsdell, President; William R. Wallace, Treasurer. 
 
 Nashua Savmgs Bank, Nashua. Resources $1,171,387.00. Isaac 
 Spalding, President; Edward Spalding, Treasurer. 
 
 City Savings Bank, Nashua. Resources $968,551.27. Thomas Chase, 
 President; E. H. Spalding, Treasurer. 
 
 j Peterborough Savings Bank, Peterborough. Resources $399,649.95, 
 I Albert Smith, President; R. B. Hatch, Treasurer. 
 
 1 iVete Ipswich Savings Bank, New Ipswich. Resources $108,114.33. 
 Jeremiah Smith, President ; William A. Preston. Treasurer. 
 
 Wilton Savings Bank, Wilton. Resources $44,827.25. Joseph New¬ 
 ell, President; Charles H. Burns, Treasurer. 
 
 I CHESHIRE COUNTY. 
 
 ! Cheshire Provident Institution for Savings, Keene. Resources 
 $1,166,783.95. George Tilden, Treasurer. 
 
 Keene Five Cents Savings Bank, Keene. Resources $20,553.64. Sam¬ 
 uel Woodward, President; 0. G. Dort, Treasurer. 
 
 Ashuelot Savings Bank, Winchester. Resources $76,731.58. Ever¬ 
 son Cook, President; Ellery Albee, Treasurer. 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 Connecticut River Savings Bank, Charlestown. Resources $176,- 
 1 065.08. Samuel Webber, President ; George Olcott, Treasurer. 
 
 I Sullivan Savings Institution, Claremont. Resources $343,419.82. 
 
 I Albro Blodgett, Presidetit; Jolni L. Farwell, Treasurer. 
 j Newport Savings Bank, Newport. Resources $28,678.78. Dexter 
 : Richards, President; Fred. W. Lewis, Treasurer. 
 
“ ' ■ " ■ ■ - -- — . ■ ■ -r , , ^ 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES. 71 i 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 Dartmouth Savings BanJc, Hanover. Resources $153,597.18. Daniel 
 Blaisdeli, President; Newton S. Huntington, Treasurer. 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Savings Bank of the County of Coos^ Lancaster. Resources $4,494.19. 
 Hiram A. Fletcher, President; Henry 0. Kent, Treasurer. 
 
 Whole number of depositors, 62,931. Resources of Savings Banks, 
 $17,267,780.36. Increase for the year, $2,838,322.13. 
 
 Insurance Companies 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 Farmer^ Mutwil Fire Insurance Company^ Epping. Joseph C. 
 VlnmeiT^ President; Abraham Plumer, Secretary. 
 
 Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Company^ Exeter. Charles Conner, 
 President; J. S. Parsons, Secretary. 
 
 Rockingham Farmers" Mutual Fire Insurance Company^ Exeter. 
 William Conner, President; George W. Wiggin, Secretary. 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY, 
 
 Farmington Mutual Fire Insurance Company^ Farmington. George 
 M. Herring, President; Josiah B. Edgerly, Secretary. 
 
 BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 Farmer^ Mutual Fire Insurance Companyy Gilmanton. John K, 
 Woodman, President; Josiah J. Bean, Secretary. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Lake Fire Insurance Companyy Wolfeborough. A. H. Rust, Presi¬ 
 dent; John Fox, Secretary. 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 I 
 
 Equitable Mutual Fire Inusrancc Companyy Concord. Caleb Parker, i 
 President; Mitchell Gilmore, Secretary. I 
 
 Granite Mutual Fire Insurance Companyy Webster. Nathan Pierson,; 
 President; Simeon B. Little, Secretary. j 
 
 i 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. I 
 
 i 
 
 Hillsborough Mutual Fire Insurance Companyy Amherst. Charles 1 
 Richardson, Pre.ndent; H. E. Abbott, Secretary. j 
 
 Nashua Mutual Fire Insurance Coinpany, Nashua. J. D. Otterson, | 
 President; .Tames B. Fass<»tt, Secretary. 
 
 Cheshire County Mutual Fire Insurance Conipanyy Keene. John H. 
 Elliot, ; Leonard Bisco, Secretary. 
 
 Ashuelot Mutual Fire Insurance Conipanyy Keene. William Dins- 
 raoor, President; Edward Farrar, Sc'retary. 
 
 
72 JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 f Judiciary l>epartmeut» 
 
 Supreme Judicial Court. 
 
 Henry A. Bellows, Concord, Chief Justice. 
 Jonathan E. Sargent, Concord, Associate Justice. 
 Charles Doe, Rollinsford, Associate Justice. 
 George W. Nesmith, Franklin, Associate Justice. 
 Jeremiah Smith, Dover, Associate Justice. 
 William L. Foster, Concord, Associate Justice. 
 William C. Clark, Manchester, Attorney General. 
 Amos Hadley, Concord, Reporter. 
 
 CLERKS. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Residences. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 Charles G. Conner, 
 
 Exeter 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Daniel Hall, 
 
 Dover. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 Samuel C. Clark, 
 
 Gilford. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 William M. Weed, 
 
 Sandwich. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Nehemiah Butler, 
 
 Concord. 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 George A. Ramsdell, 
 
 Nashua. 
 
 Jheshire, 
 
 Edw'ard Farrar, 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Lyman J. Brooks, 
 
 Newport 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Charles A. Dole, 
 
 Haverhill. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Charles B. Jordan, 
 COUNTY SOLICITORS. 
 
 Lancaster 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 William B. Small, 
 
 Newmarket 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Joshua G. Hall, jr., 
 
 Dover. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 William N. Blair, 
 
 Laconia. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Josiah H. Hobbs, 
 
 Madison. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Daniel Barnard, 
 
 Franklin. 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 Joseph B. Clark, 
 
 Manchester. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Farnum F. Lane, 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Ira Colby, jr., 
 
 Alonzo P. Carpenter, 
 
 Claremont. 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Bath. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Ossian Ray, 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Judicial Districts—Law Terms. 
 
 In the state there are four Judicial Districts, as follows; 
 
 District 1. Rockingham, Strafford and Carroll counties. 
 
 “ 2. Belknap, Merrimack and Hillsborough counties. 
 
 “ 3. Cheshire and Sullivan counties. 
 
 “ 4. Grafton and Coos counties. 
 
 Law Terms of the Supreme Judicial Court are holden annually 
 within each of the above Districts, as follows: 
 
 At Exeter on the third Tuesda}’ of June, and at Dover on the third 
 Tuesday of December, for the First District: at Manchester on the 
 first Tuesday of June, and at Concord on the third Tuesday of Decem¬ 
 ber, for the Second District; at Newport on the fourth Tuesday of 
 June, and at Keene on the second Tuesday of December, for the Third 
 District; at Haverhill on the second Tuesday of January, and at 
 Lancaster on the second Tuesday of July, for the Fourth District. 
 
 COUNTY TRIAL TERMS. 
 
 At Portsmouth on the third Tuesday of October, and at Exeter on 
 the third Tuesday of January and the second Tuesday of April, for the 
 County of Rockingham. 
 
 At Dover on the second Tuesday of Februarv and the first Tuesday 
 of September for the County of Straiford. 
 
JUDICIARr DEPARTilENT. 73 
 
 At Gilford on the fourth Tuesday of March and tlie fourth Tuesday 
 of September, for the County of Belknap. 
 
 At OssiPEE on the third Tuesday of April and the third Tuesday of 
 October, for the County of Carroll. | 
 
 At Concord on the first Tuesday of October and the first Tuesday ! 
 of April, for the County of Merrimack. 
 
 i At Amherst on the first Tuesday of May; at Manchester on the 
 i first Tuesday of January, and at Nashua on the first Tuesday of 
 September, for the County of Hillsborough. 
 
 ! At Keene on the first Tuesday of April and the third Tuesday of 
 ; October, for the County of Cheshire. 
 
 I At Newport on the fourth Tuesday of January and the first Tues- 
 !day of September, for the County of Sullivan. 
 
 j At Haverhill on the third Tuesday of March and the third Tuesday ^ 
 of September, for the Western Judicial District; and at Plymouth on i 
 the first Tuesday of May and the first Tuesday of November, for thej 
 , Eastern Judicial District in the County of Grafton. i 
 
 At COLEBROOK on the first Tuesday of February and the third Tues- 1 
 day of August, for the Northern Judicial District; and at Lancaster! 
 1 on the fourth Tuesday of April and the first Tuesday of November ■ 
 i for the Southern Judicial District of the County of Coos. 
 
 t 
 
 PROBATE COURTS. 
 
 Judges of Prohate, 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Xames. 
 
 Residences. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 William W. Stickney, 
 
 Exeter. 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 James H. Edgerly, 
 
 Rochester. 
 
 Warren Lovell, 
 
 Laconia. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Larkin D. Mason, 
 
 Tamworth. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Hamilton E. Perkins, 
 
 Concord. 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 David Cross, 
 
 3Ianchester. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Silas Hardy, 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 W. H. H. Allen, 
 
 Claremont. 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Nathaniel W. Westgate, 
 
 Haverhill. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Benjamin F. Whidden, 
 Registers of Prohate. 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 Thomas Leavitt, 
 
 Exeter. 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Amasa Roberts, 
 
 Dover. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 Woodbury L. Melcher, 
 
 Laconia. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Daniel G. Beede, 
 
 Sandwich. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Isaac A. Hill, 
 
 Concord. 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 Cornelius V. Dearborn, 
 
 Nashua. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Allen Griffin, 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Shepherd L. Bowers, 
 
 Newport. 
 
 Luther C. Morse, 
 
 Haverhill. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 John M. Whipple, 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 TERMS OF PROBATE COURT. 
 
 Rockingham County. 
 
 : At Exetf.r on the Wednesday ne.vt following the first Tuesday of 
 ' April, on the Wednesday next following the second Tuesday of Janu¬ 
 ary, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and 
 I December, and on the Wednesda}’ next following the third Tuesday of 
 j February and March. 
 
 ; At Portsmouth on the first Tuesday of November, on the third 
 1 Tuesday of March, and on the second Tuesday of January, May, Julyi 
 I and September. _i 
 
JUDICIAKY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 74 
 
 At Kingston on the first Tuesday of August and December, and the 
 third Tuesday of May. 
 
 At Derry on the Wednesday next following the first Tuesday of 
 August and December, and on the Wednesday next following the third 
 Tuesday of May. 
 
 At Chester on the Tuesday next following the first Tuesday of 
 August and December, and on the Thursday next following the third 
 Tuesday of May. 
 
 At Deerfield on the Friday next following the first Tuesday of 
 August and December, and on the Friday next following the third 
 Tuesday of May. 
 
 Strafford County. 
 
 At Dover on the first Tuesday of January, March, May, August and 
 October. 
 
 At Rochester on the first Tuesday of July and December. 
 
 At Farmington on the first Tuesday of April and September. 
 
 At SoMERSWORTH on the first Tuesday of February, June and 
 November. 
 
 Belknap County. 
 
 At Gilford on the third Tuesday of each month. 
 
 Carroll County. 
 
 At OssiPEE Corner on the first Tuesday of March, June, September 
 and December. 
 
 At Conway on the first Tuesday of January, April, July and Octo¬ 
 ber. 
 
 At Tamworth on the first Tuesday of February, May, August and 
 November. 
 
 Merrimack County. 
 
 At Concord on the fourth Tuesday of each month. 
 
 Hillsborough County. 
 
 At Manchester on the fourth Tuesday of January, March, May, 
 July, September and November. 
 
 At Nashua on the fourth Tuesday of February, April, June, 
 August, October and December. 
 
 At Francestown on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday 
 of April, July and October. 
 
 At Amherst on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday of 
 February, June, September and December. 
 
 At Peterborough on the Friday pext following the fourth Tuesday 
 of May and August. 
 
 At Mason Village on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday 
 of March and November. 
 
 At Hillsborough on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday 
 of January. 
 
 Cheshire County. 
 
 At Keene on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, 
 
 Sullivan County. 
 
 At Newport on the last Wednesday of February, April, June, 
 August, October and December. 
 
 At Claremont on the last Wednesday of Januarv March, May, 
 July, September and November. 
 
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 Grafton' County. 
 
 At Lebanon on the first Tuesday of March and September. 
 
 At LisiJhN on the third Tuesday of April and October. 
 
 At Plymouth on the first Tuesday of May and November. 
 
 At Canaan on the third Tuesday of June and December. 
 
 At Haterhill on the third Tuesday of March and September. 
 
 At Bristol on the third Tuesday of July. 
 
 At Littleton on the third Tuesday of January. 
 
 At Wentworth on the third Tuesday of February and August. 
 
 Coos County. i 
 
 j At Colebrook on the first Tuesday of September. . 1 
 
 I At Lancaster on the first Tuesday of January, March, May, July ; 
 
 , and November. " | 
 
 1 ' 
 
 County Officers, !Votary Publics, Coroners and 
 I JTustices of tlie Peace* 
 
 I I 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. ' 
 
 i 
 
 1 Register —William II. Belknap, Exeter. j 
 
 ! Treasurer —George L. Lougee, Rye. ! 
 
 I Commissioners —John J. Leavitt, Hampton; Abbott Norris, Not¬ 
 tingham: William S. Pillsburr, Londonderry. 
 
 I Sheriff —Joseph P. Morse, Portsmouth. Deputy Sheriffs —George E. 
 
 ' Eaton, Caiidia ; Isaiah A. Dustin, Derrj'; Ezra A. J. Sawyer, South : 
 j Deerfield; Richard J. Sanborn, Deerfield ; Nathaniel H. Leavitt, Geo. 
 pi. Perkins, Andrew .T. Fogg, Exeter; James M. Godfrey, B. S. Clif- 
 ' ford, Epping; Caleb Moulton, Hampstead; Amos Kimball, Kingston; 
 j Charles H. Joy, Portsmouth ; George P. Dearborn, West Nottingham ; i 
 Amos C. Clement, Plaistow; Geo. W. Weston, Windham; John N. I 
 Brown, Seabrook; James M. Platts, Londonderry. Deputies for i 
 Rockingham living in other Counties—Isaac W. Farmer, Daniel L. j 
 I Stevens, Justin Sp^^ar, 3Ianchester; Alfred S. Smith, Pelham; Fran-' 
 'cis B. Berry, Pittsfield; Nathaniel Wiggin, Dover; Henry A. Drew, 
 
 ! Stratford; Joseph Jones, Lee. 
 
 I Jailers —Chas. 11. Joy, Portsmouth ; Nathaniel H. Leavitt, Exeter, j 
 I Coroners —John S. Couch, Chester; William A. Shackford, New- 1 
 ■ market. ; 
 
 1 A TKIXSOX - Justices —Greenleaf Clark, State ; John Kelley, I 
 
 I Quorum; Albert Noyes, Gilman Greenough, Moses C. Kimball. | 
 
 I AUDTTJiX - Justices —Franklin Crombie, Andrew F. Fox, State ; \ 
 
 : Wm. 11. Murray. Kendrick Emery, Wells C. Underhill, M’m. M. Neal. I 
 
 BREXTWOOD - Justices —Moses W. Caverly, Jos. B. T. Graves,! 
 
 Fredrick Robinson, Benjamin F. La Bree, James P. Tiiyng. j 
 
 C.AXDIA - Justices —Rufus E. Patten, Jonathan Martin, John; 
 
 • Moore, John'H. Nutting, Jacob B. Daniels, State; Henr}' M. Eaton, ^ 
 i John Rowe, Quorum; J. Harvey Philbrick, William Crane, John L. 1 
 Fitts, .Tosi^an Richardson, Joseph C. Langford. 
 
 CHESTER - Xotary —John W. Noyes. Justices —Thomas J. Mel- ' 
 
 vin, John W. Noyes, State; John S. Couch, 'VVilliani Greenough, 
 Woodbury Masters, William Crawford, Qufyrum; Amos Hazelton, ■ 
 Henry Moore. Asahel M'eeks, Davifl L. Batchelder, William Tenney, ! 
 Sylvester S, Chamberlain, Nathan S. Morse, Daniel Sanborn, Joseph' 
 W. Smith, Charles II. Knowles, .Tames F. Brown. ■ 
 
 DAXVILLE - Justices —Aaron Quimby, William Hoyt, State;', 
 
 Jacob C. Peaslee, Elisha Quimby, John C. Bradley, John Elkins. { 
 
76 JUDICIARY DEPARTME2IT. 
 
 DEERFIELD - Justices —Ira St.Clair, Levi B. Philbrick, State; 
 
 Edmund Rand, David Stevens, Richard J. Sanborn, Quorum; Josiah 
 I B. Tilton, David Smith, Israel N. Gale, Samuel Hobbs, Ez^a A. J. 
 
 I Sawyer, George H. Stevens, Steven Brown, John Currier, Samuel G. 
 
 ; Haines, Nathan Griffin, Isaac H, Morrison, A. Laugdon Jenness, 'Wm. 
 
 I Young. 
 
 I DERRY - Notaries —David Currier, Greenleaf C. Bartlett. Jus- 
 
 \tices —William Anderson, Greenleaf C. Bartlett, Leonard Brickett, 
 
 \ State; James C. Taylor, Quortim; Joseph Montgomery, William W. 
 i Poor, James Priest, George W. Barker, Isaiah A. Dustin, Edward G. 
 j Shute, George I. Choate, George W. Dickey, Geo. K. Whitney, Harvey 
 I P. Hood, Geo. Moore, 2d, Paul Taj lor. 
 
 I EAST KINGSTON. - Justices —Ezra F. Currier, Benjamin K. 
 
 ; Webster, Quorum; Geo. B. Webster, Joseph C. Sargent, Stevens San- 
 Iborn, Rufus Brown, John W. Gale, Nathan E. Tuck, Samuel L. Blais- 
 Idell, John P. French. 
 
 I EPPING - Justices —George W. Lawrence, Henry F. Hopkins, 
 
 j State; Janies M. Godfrey, Henry F. Hoyt, J. Warren Towles, Benjamin 
 ; M. Folsom, Quonim ; George N. Shepard, Hosea B. Burnham, Ezra F. 
 j Barber, David D. Plumer, Folsom Dow, William F. Lawrence, David 
 I F. Bartlett, Henry F. Hopkins, J. F. Lawrenee, John G. Ordway. 
 
 EXETER - Nota.ries —William B. Morrill, Nathaniel A. Shute. 
 
 , Justices —William W. Stickney, Charles H. Bell, AVilliam B. Morrill, 
 Charles G. Conner, Charles Conner, Janies M. Lovering, William P. 
 Moulton, Hendrick D. Batchelder, Horace Cummings, State; Alvah 
 I Wood, Thomas Leavitt, Joseph S. Parsons, Quorum; Woodbridge Od- 
 |lm, Abram P. Blake, Nathaniel Shute, Charles Gill, Jonathan W. 
 i Robinson, John II. Kinioall, William H. Belknap, John J. Bell, W. H. 
 
 I Robinson, Charles D. Towle, Charles C. Hunkins, George E. Lane, 
 ‘Charles U. B -ll, A. J. Hoyt, George W. Wiggin, Charles Marseilles. 
 
 I FREMON'T - Justices —Isaiah L. Robinson, Perley Robinson, 
 
 ; State ; Daniel C. Robinson. 
 
 ; GOSPORT - Justice —George Beebe. 
 
 j GREEKLA ND - Justices —Greenleaf C. Clough, State; E. Holmes, 
 
 i Samuel A. Clough, Charles W. Pickering. 
 
 j HAMPSTEAD - Justices —A. Buck, Caleb Moulton, Quorum; 
 
 ! Ebenezer Hoyt, Samuel Morse, Nathaniel C. Smith, Joiiu D, Ordway, 
 I John Mills. John W. Garland. 
 
 j HAMPTON - Justices —.Joseph Dow, State; John J. Leavitt, 
 
 1 Alfred J. Leavitt, Charles T. Brown, A. A. Cleveland. 
 
 i HAMPTON FAI.^LS - Justices —Charles H. Sanborn, Nehemiah 
 
 j P. Cram, State; .John W. Dodge, Qiiorum ; John H. Gove, John Batch- 
 j elder, Charles T. Brown, Chailes A. Nason, Levi E. Lane, Warren 
 I Brown. 
 
 KENSINGTON - Justices —Ira Blake, Quorum; John T. Blake, 
 
 Joseph W. Brown. 
 
 KINGSTON Justices —Gideon Webster, William C. Patten, Sam¬ 
 uel Webster, State; William F. Sanborn, Quorum ; Andrew J. Cilley, 
 Amos Kimball, Moses Page, Charles II. DeRochemont, David W. 
 Downs. Thomas Basset, Samuel E. Woodman. 
 
 LONDONDERRY -Reed P. Clark, State; William J. 
 
 Campbell, William P Richardson, Warren Richardson, William S. 
 Pillsbury, Robert C. Mack, .!ohn Haynes, Elisha Smith, .lohn Shipley, 
 .Jonathan McAllister, Daniel Wilkins, Charles S. Pillsbury, Josiah 
 Good xvin. Geo. E. Fin eld. 
 
 NEWCASTLE - Justices —Thos. Tarlton, State; John P. Cooper, 
 
 Quorum. 
 
ROCKINGHAll COUNTY. 77 
 
 NEWJNGTOX - Justices —Darius Frink, Stute ; James A. Pick-j 
 
 ering, Frederick W. DeRochemoMt, Nathaniel P. Coleman, John L.| 
 Pickering, James Hoyt, James W. Pickering, Samuel Hoyt, John| 
 ' Fabyan. j 
 
 I XEWMABKET - Notaries —David Murray, Aaron L. Mellows. 
 
 \ Justices —David Murray, William A. Shackford; William B. Small. 
 
 ' Samuel A. Haley, Aaron L. Mellows, Nathan ri. Leavitt, John S. Ben-j 
 nett, Geo. W. Kittredge, State; John F. Chapman, Nathaniel Leavitt, 
 jr.. Quorum; Timothy Murray, Nathan H. Harvey, Samuel French. 
 Joseph D. Stott, Joseph Pinkhain, Benj. F. Haley, Henry H. Smith. 
 Joseph L. Elkins, Hall J. Paul, Albei t Field, Alanson C. liaines, John 
 W. Smart. Charles W. Perkins. 
 
 NEWTON - Justices —Philip Whittier, State ; John Hoyt, Thomas 
 
 Carter, Quorum ; Zebediah Hoyt, Sargent Heath, Jonathan G. Gale, 
 David C. Prescott, Wm. W. Boswell, John M. Tewksbury. 
 
 NORTH HAMPTON - Justices —.John S. Hobbs, Samuel D. Lane, 
 
 David M Dow. Hezekiah B. Lamprey, Morris Cotton, NathT S Smith. 
 
 NORTH WOOD - Justices —Ira B. Hoyt, State; Jonathan K. 
 
 Hoyt, Sam'l S. James, Vincent P. Tasker, Johu R. Richardson, Wood- 
 ; bury Miles Durgin, Hollis J. Clark, John G. Mead. 
 
 ; NOTTINGHAM - Justices —David Tuttle, Samuel S. Dame, State ; 
 
 I Edward F. Gerrish, Quorum ; Noah 0. Smith, William Jenness, Har- 
 i rison W. Bartlett, Abbott Norris, H. P. Daniels, Joseph N. Cilley. 
 i Pike H. Harvey. 
 
 PLA JSTOW- - Notary —Wm. H. Hills. Justices —Hiram Smart. 
 
 jr., William H. Hills, State; Joseph N. George, Quorum; Moses C. 
 Kimball, James M. Davis, Amos C. Clement, Charles A. Dow% Jesse E. 
 i George 
 
 ! PORTSMOUTH - Notaries —William Claggett, 0. W. Penhallow, 
 
 j William H. Hackett, William Tuckerman, John N. Frost, Joseph M. 
 
 ' Edmunds, George W. Duller, Benj. M. Parker, James P. Bartlett, John' 
 , E. Rider, Marcellus Bufford, George E. Hodgdon. Justices —Richard' 
 (Jenness, Aurin M. Payson, John E. Rider, William Claggett, Ichabodj 
 1 Goodwin, Horton D. Walker. Thomas L. Tullock, William H. Y. Hack- 
 jett, John Bennett, .Joseph M. Edmunds, Marcellus Bufford, Wm. H. 
 Hackett, Geo. G. Brewster, Jos. P. Morse, J. Hamilton Shapley, Aaronj 
 Young, Allred W. Haven, Ezra A. Stevens, C. H. Hayes. David K. Mont-| 
 I gomery, Charles G. Pickering, J. Horace Kent, State: Laroy Odell, 
 
 I Henry F. Wendell, Alfred M. Hoyt, William 11. Rollins, William L. 
 
 I Dwight, Albert R. Hatch, John S. H. Frink, Benj. M. Parker, Samuel 
 .Spinney, Johu Dane, Lewis W. Bre^vster, Lewis E. Smith, Charles H.i 
 Joy, Quorum; John W. Fernald, Ammi R H. Fernald, William Tuck- 
 iernian, James P. Bartlett, William R. Martin, Joseph R. Adams, Ed-; 
 jmuud W. Brown, John Stavers, Charles W. Bailey, Lyman D. Spald-j 
 ing, John Hodgdon, 2d, William E. Hadley, Joshua L. Foster, Charles* 
 A. Wiggin, .John Trundy, John Currier, Charles C. Whittemorc, Chas.' 
 |T. Emery, Aaron H. Hill, Emery A. Henry, George Dresser, Benjamin| 
 j W. Cutts, J. Chaplin Carr, Johu H. Slater, Henry A. Yeaton, NicholasI 
 1 L. Folsom, Daniel F. Smith, George W. Marston, George E, Hodgdon,] 
 'William Conn, William A. Vaughan, Horace C. Pickering, Wm. H.j 
 I Harvey, William II- Y>aton, Calvin Page, Frank B. Johnson, Freder- 
 ] ick L. Dodge, Charles L. Tidd, Henry C. Walker, William P. W.alker,' 
 [Michael J. Vaughan, Joseph D. Pillow, Thomas E. 0. Marvin, GideoU; 
 {H. Rundlett, John H. Miller, W. C. Gardner, John M. Davis, Albion 
 , P. Stevens, Charles W. Adams, Frank Emerson, Wm. H. Thompson, 
 Edward P. Nowell, Charles L. Plaisted, Johu H. Cheney, A. F. Craig. 
 
 RAYMOND - Justices — John Brown, Josiah S> James, Wilson S. 
 
78 JLTDICIARY DEPARTMENT 
 
 Abbott, Wesley Poor, Stafei Beniamin Poor, Quorum \ Samuel M. 
 
 ; tlarriman, Oliver Tilton, William TitcoraB, Aaron W. Brown. 
 
 1 RYE - Xotary —Warren Parsons. Justices —Thomas J. Pardons, 
 
 Quorum ; Jonathan T. Walker, Emmons B. Philbrick, Charles J.' 
 3rown, Jacob Marston. | 
 
 SALEM - Justices—John C. Ewens, Moores Bailej’, Quorum \ Obe-| 
 
 diah Duston, Matthew II. Taylor, Silas Hall, William G. Crowell, 
 Isaac Woodbury, Isaac Thom. Ebenezer N. Bradley, Daniel N. Russ,| 
 Geo. C. Gordon, John W. Wheeler, E. G. Perham. 
 
 SAXDOWN - Justices —William French, jr.. Quorum; Georgej 
 
 Sanborn, Robert Sanborn, Franklin Fitts, C. W. Pressey, B. II. Rand.; 
 
 SEABROOK - Justices — John Philbrick, Quorum; John M.. 
 
 Weare, Robert Collins, John Weare, Joshua Janvrin, Moses Eaten,! 
 
 ; William A. Rand, John N. Brown. i 
 
 SOUTH HAMFTOX - Justices —Nathan II. Brown, Nathaniel S. 
 
 ' Smith, George W, French, Jacob Eaton, R. L. Currier. 1 
 
 SOUTH XEWMARKET —Ezekiel Sanborn, State-, Al-| 
 bert H. Varney, SamJ Neal, Sami Cilley, W. J. Quinn, Geo. E, Fitield-! 
 
 STRA THAM - Justices —Benjamin F. Clarke, Andrew Wiggin. | 
 
 WIXDHAM - Justices —George W. Weston, State] Francis. A.! 
 
 Mardeu, Thomas W. Simpson, Benj. E. Blanchard, Rei Hills, L. A. 
 Morrison. 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY. 
 
 Register and Sealer —Nahum Yeaton, Rollinsford. 
 
 Treasurer —Asa A. Tufts, Dover. 
 
 Commissioners —Uriah Wiggin, Dover; Joseph B. Edgerly, Farming-j 
 ton ; Jesse R. Horne, Somers worth. I 
 
 j Sheriff —Luther Hayes, South Milton. Deputy Sheriffs —Jasper G.i 
 i Wallace, William K. A. Hoitt, Dover ; Charles Joy, Durham ; Andrew 
 |J Scruton, Farmington; Joseph Jones, Lee; Ebenezer S. Nowell,j 
 ! Rollin.sford; Henry Drew, Strafford; Stephen S. Chick, William L.' 
 
 I Bracey, Somersworth; Jonathan Wentworth, Rochester. Deputies! 
 i for Strafford living in other Counties—George D. Savage, Alton; Hi-i 
 ! ram Paul, Wakefield; John W. Smart, Newmarket; George P. Dear- 
 ; born, Nottingham. 
 
 1 Jailer —Mrs. H. E. Small, Dover. 
 
 j Coroners —Thomas J. W.Pray, Dover; John Walker, Farmington 
 ! James B. Shaplelgh, Somersworth. ‘ 
 
 i BARRIXGTOX - Justices —George McDaniel, State; John H. 
 
 I Winkley, jr.. Quorum: AVilliam Waterhouse, John R. Palmer, Gilman, 
 
 : Hale, Hezekia'h Thompson. Horace G. Cater, L. A. Brown. | 
 
 ! DOVER - Xotaries —Asa A. Tufts, Charles W. Woodman, John! 
 
 R. Varney, Samuel M. Wheeler. Justices —Daniel M. Christie, John II. 
 i White, Chas. W. Woodman, Geo. T. Wentworth, J. E. Goodwin, Wni. B.| 
 
 ! Wiggin, Charles A. Tufts, Amasa Roberts, John R. Varney, Wolcott 
 i Hamlin, Oliver Wyatt, Samuel M. Wheeler, Joshua G. Hall, Daniel 
 ' Hall, Winslow T. Perkins, Thomas J. Smith, Thomas J. W. Pray,| 
 I John B. Stevens, jr., .leremiah Smith, John A. Gliddeu, Frank Hobbs,, 
 George C. Lowell, Quorum; John Clements, Woodbury T.i 
 j Prescott, Levi G. Hill, George Quint, Benjamin Barnes. Richard Kim¬ 
 ball, William B. Lyman, Edmund J. Lane, Thomas J. Palmer, Silas 
 I Moody, .Tonathan P. Baker, Charles M. Murphy. Eli V. Brewster, Jas- 
 i peril. York, John Stackpole, Charles Young, Daniel H. Wendell, 
 jMarcellus Morgan, Peter Cushing, Benjamin A. Ford, Uriah Wiggin,! 
 I Charles A. Tufts, George F. Nute, Hiram F. Snow. George L. Folsom, 
 
 I Frank Freeman, Edmund Blaisilell, Everett 0. Fo-^s, .Jeremiah Smith, 
 [C. E. Caswell, John F. Torr, Charles H. Sawyer Wm. E. Woodman. 
 
STKAFFORD COUNTY. 79 
 
 DURHAM - Justices —John A. Richardson, Ebenezer Thompson, 
 
 Valentine Smith, 2d, State; John W. Kingman, Lafayette Hall, Quo¬ 
 rum ; Joshua B. Smith, John \V. E. Thompson, Ai T. Gilman, Joseph 
 C. Bartlett, George S. Frost, Geo. E. Chesley, Ira S. Ricker. 
 
 FARMINGTON - Notary —John D. Lyman. Justices —David T. 
 
 Parker, Josiah B. Edgerly, George M. Herring, George N. Eastman, 
 John D. Lyman, Hiram Barker, Dearborn Wedgwood, State; Benjamin 
 
 R. Peavev, Ezekiel Ricker, William W. Hayes, James E. Fernald, 
 Joshua P. Richardson, John G. Johnson,- John B. Berry, Eri F. Nute, 
 Isaac Merrill, Peter* M. Horn, Daniel C. Mellows, Alonzo Nute. Frank¬ 
 lin Emerson, Hosea B. Edgerly, Charles W. Wingate, David Forbush, 
 Elvin C. Kinnear. 
 
 LEE - Justices —Joseph S. Lawrence, George E. Durgin, State; 
 
 George Lang, Quorum ; Charles H. Layn, .1. Frank Lawrence, Nathan¬ 
 iel G. Davis, Samuel Layn, Thomas M. Thompson, Wm. A. Jenkins,! 
 John Bartlett, Albert G. Comings, Benj. F. Lane. ’ 
 
 MADBURY - Justices —Ezra E. Demeritt, John B. Hutching 
 
 N. C. Snell, B. F. Hayes. 
 
 MIDDLETON Justices —Augustus G. Orne, Benjamin P. Ches¬ 
 ley, James D. Moore, Jonathan Daniels, Charles York, Ebenezer S. 
 Pike, Charles W. Horne. 
 
 MILTON - Justices —Charles Jones, Luther Hayes, State ; El- 
 
 bridge W. Fox, Joseph Plumer, Ebenezer Wentworth, Ezra H. Twom- 
 bly, Joseph Mather, Charles A. Cloutman, Asa Jewett, Elias S. Cook, 
 Joseph Cook, Robert Mather, Eli Fernald, Ira C. Varney, George 
 Lyman, George W. Peavey, John S. Hersey, Geo. W. Tasker, E. W. 
 Foss. ’>!, V. B. Cook. 
 
 i\E’ir DURHAM - Justices —Enoch Berry, Eben E. Berry, Nehe- 
 
 miah Morrison, State; John L. Jones, Moses H. Chesley, Samuel W. 
 Joy, Baalis B. Tebbetts, George S. Gilman, Ira S Ricker, Albert D. 
 Horne. Penuel C. Ham, James A. Miller, Charles H. Boody, J. S. Col- 
 bath. 
 
 ROCHESTER - Notaries —John McDuffie, Franklin McDuffie. 
 
 Justices —Daniel J. Parsons, Cyrus K. Sanborn, Charles S. VVhitehouse, 
 William Rand, .Jacob H. Ela, Joseph H. Worcester, John Legro, State; 
 James H. Edgerly, Quorum; James Tebbetts, John P. Tricke}', Silas 
 Hussey, jr., Ebenezer J. Mather, Enoch Whitehouse, Simon Went¬ 
 worth, Jeremiah D. Evans, Ira Doe, Henry Nye. William K. Kimball, 
 Charles W. Brown, Jafnes Farrington, Alvali M. Kimball, George F. 
 Guppy, Noah Tebbetts, Henry W. Locke, John G. Davis, Stephen D. 
 Wentworth, John J. Meader, D. B. Waldron. 
 
 ROLLJNSFORD - NotdFry —William H. Morton. Justices —Hi¬ 
 
 ram R. Roberts, Charles Doe, State ; Joshua Converse,^ Quorum ; Eb¬ 
 enezer S. Nowell, William H. Morton, Nahum Yeaton, Andrew Rol¬ 
 lins, Edmund C. Goodwin, William Webster, Sylvester Butler. 
 
 SOMERSWORTH - Notaries —David H. Buffum, Joseph A. Stick- 
 
 ney, S. S. Rollins. Justices —William D. Knapp, Enoch Perkins. Royal I 
 Eastman, George W. Burleigh, Stephen S. Chick, Daniel G. Rollins, 
 Jacob C Hanson, State; Albert A. Perkins, Joseph A. Stickney, 
 Charles E. Hall, Quorum; John S. Haines, Oliver H. Lord, John C. i 
 Hill, William B. Martin, Albert F. Smith, True W. Woodman, Henry j 
 
 S. Swazey, James C. Pitman, Ichabod Pearl, William Pitt Moses, Jas.j 
 , G. Young, T. G. Jameson, W. H. Farrar, E. B. LeGro, John Drew, 
 
 Geo. Stevens, A. 0. Delano. 
 
 STRAFFORD - Justices —Edward Walker, George C. Peavey, 
 
 . Jacob Drew, Tobias 1). Foss, Nehemiah C. Twombly, State; John W. 
 Jewell, Henry A. Drew, Paul Perkins, John U. Simes, Quorum; Dan- 
 
80 JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 iel L. Babb, Warren Foss, Virgil H. McDaniel, Jeremiah F. Hanscom, 
 John C. Foss, Jacob B. Smith, John C. Peavey, Demeritt Place, Ben¬ 
 jamin F. Winkley, David Winkley, Samuel C. Caswell, Warren Foss, 
 Henry A. Drew, Wilson Grey, John D. Parshley, Chas. F. Montgomery. 
 
 BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Jacob P. Boodey, Gilford. 
 
 Treasurer —James M. Paine. j 
 
 Commissioners —Richard Gove, Gilford; Georgy L. Mead, Laconia ; I 
 John Walker, Barnstead. 
 
 Sheriff —Hanson Beede, Meredith. Deputy Sheriffs —George D. Sav¬ 
 age, Alton; David C. Batchelder, Laconia; Daniel S. Beede, Meredith ; 
 Warren H. Smith, Sanbornton. Deputies for Belknap living in other j 
 Counties—John P. Sanborn, Franklin; Jonathan L. Pickering, Con- J 
 cord; Francis B. Berry, Pittsfield; Andrew J. Scruton, Fariaingtoii; I 
 David P. Prescott, Bristol. i 
 
 Jailer —Stephen Shannon, Laconia. j 
 
 AL TON - Justices —John W. Currier, George 1). Savage, Morrison i 
 
 Bennett, State; Henry Hurd, Charles Hayes, Amos L. Rollins, Sewell : 
 T. Roberts, Quorum^ Jonathan F. Chesley, Joseph E. Berry, Jereiinah 
 Jones, Alonzo H. Sawyer. 
 
 BARNSTEAD - Justices —John W. F. Locke, Seth Shackford, 
 
 Reuben Edgerly, State; Geo. Colbath, Thos. M. Huse, Joseph Walker, | 
 Horace N. Colbath, Theophilus S. Dow, Jonathan M. Tasker, Goo. E. 
 Pendergast. j 
 
 BELMONT - Notary —Charles A. Hackett. Justices —Charles.A. 
 
 Hackett, William M. Clark, Ira Mooney, Quorum ; Nicholas D. j 
 
 Garmon, Gorham ^wain, James S. Weymouth, Ira Blaisdell, George 
 H. Hackett, John W. Wells, Napoleon B. Gale, Chas. E. Moody, E. A. 
 RoM'e. 
 
 CENTER HARBOR - Justices —Thomas Perkins, John H. Moul¬ 
 
 ton, William Page, Quorum ; Benjamin H. Eastman. 
 
 GILFORD Justices —Benjamin J. Cole, Samuel C. Clark, War¬ 
 ren Lovell, Jacob P. Boodey, Hiram French, Thomas Ham, Richard 
 Gove, ; Charles Coburn, Benjamin Jewett, Quorum; Ebenezer 
 S. Hunt, Augustus J. Owen, S. S. Wiggin, James H. Tilton, Woodbury 
 L. Melcher, 0. H. Key, Andrew.!. Thompson, Joseph L. Odell, Eraatus 
 P. Jewell, John Aldrich, JoBn 0. Sanborn, Da^id C- Batchelder, Geo. 
 Sleeper, Simon Rowe. 
 
 GILMANTON - Justices — Jonathan P. Hill, Alfred Prescott, 
 
 John K. Woodman, Orrin Folsom, Thomas Coggs-well, jr.. State; 
 Stephen L. Greeley, Andrew S. Tilton, Jonathan W. Clough, George 
 W. Parsons, Ttiomas Coggswell, jr., Ephraim Tebbetts, Cyrus Gilman, 
 Henry E. Marsh, J. S. Goodwin, Cyrus T. Moore. 
 
 LACONIA - Notaries —Almon C. Leavitt, Daniel S. Dinsmoor. 
 
 Justices —Orisno A. J. Vaughan, Thomas J. Whipple, Charles Lane, 
 Ellery A. Hibbard, William N. Blair, George W. Stevens, Benjamin M. 
 Sanborn, Slate; John C. Moulton, Quorum; Daniel S. Dinsmoor, Amos 
 C. Dow, Ezra B. Bell, Woodbury L. Melcher, E. P. Jewell, Ebenezer P. 
 Osgood, Charles W. Miller, Joseph B. Batchelder, Benjamin P. Gale, 
 Elijah H. Blaisdell, Fred. M. Wadleigh, S. B. Smith, Gebrgo L. Mead, 
 John Blaisdell, 0. H. Key. 
 
 MEREDITH - Notary —Daniel S. Beede. Justices —Hanson Beede, 
 
 Samuel W. Rollins, Ebenezer Stevens, Joseph Ela, Bradbury' C. Tut¬ 
 tle, Josiah Norris, Joseph S. Neal, Quorum; Lane Plummer, 
 
 Seneca A. Ladd, Benjamin B. Rollins, Jeremiah B. Swain, John W. 
 
CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 81 
 
 Beede, Daniel B. Eaton, David S. Metcalf, Isaiah Winch, George S. 
 Hilton, Josiah S. Ingalls, Fred M. Wadleigh, John Neally. 
 
 NEW HAMPTON - Notary —Zehina C. Perkins. Justicts —Dana 
 
 Woodman, Augustus Burpee, States Nathaniel P. Smith, Kendrick W. 
 
 I Smith, Quorum', Fletcher C. Wells, Edwin C. Lewis, William Dyer, 
 
 : Zebina C. Perkins, Arthur L. Shaw, Geo. W. Harden, E, H. Prescott, 
 'Samuel Emerson. 
 
 i SANBORNTON - Notaries —William T. Cass, Francis R. Chase. 
 
 \ Justices —Thomas Webster, jr., Jeremiah C. Tilton, Charles C. Rogers, 
 Francis R. Chase, State; Amos H. Jones, Quorum; Jonathan M. Ta\- 
 'lor, Benjamin Calley, Bradbury T. Brown, R. G. L. Bartlett, William 
 T. Cass, Leonard K. Clough, B. M. Durgin, Jacob B. Sanborn, L. B. 
 Ames. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Loammi Hardy, Ossipee. 
 
 Treasurer —Thomas Nute, Ossipee. 
 
 Commissioners —Alphonzo S. Rust, Wolfeboro*; Bennett P. Strout, 
 j Conway, Joseph Pitman, jr., Bartlett. 
 
 ■ Sheriffs —Leavitt H. Eastman, Conway. Deputy Sheriffs —Hugh M. 
 
 I Norton, Conway Center; Alonzo Alley, East Madison ; John Demeritt, 
 i Effingham ; Joel F. Cotton, Moultonborough ; Luther Young, Ossipee; 
 Gilman Moulton, Sandwich; Samuel E. Remick, Tamworth; Hiram 
 Paul, Wakefield; George W. Hersey, Wolfeborough. Deputies for 
 , Carroll living in other Counties—Hanson Beede, Meredith. 
 
 ! ALBANY - Justices —John R. Parish, Thomas J. Allard, Stephen 
 
 ; W. Ayers. 
 
 BARTLETT Justices —George W. M. Pitman, State ; George Pit¬ 
 man, Quorum; Isaac Meserv’e, Joseph Pitman, jr., William L. Chand¬ 
 ler, John D. Thompson, Mark W. Pierce, Elias M. Hall. 
 
 1 BROOKFIELD - Justices —Dudley C. Coleman, State; J. Neal 
 
 : Cate, D. J. Coleman, Quorum ; Jonathan W. Sanborn, Garland Allen, 
 Joseph Pike, Moses C. Cate, Charles Coleman. 
 
 CHATHAM - Justices —Ithiel E. Clay, Quorum; Seth Wyman. ! 
 
 CONWA T - Justices — Samuel B. Shackford, Edwin Pease, State ; 
 
 Samuel Hazel ton, Edward P. Lamson, Leander S. Morton, Tobias A. 
 Hanson, Isaac E. Merrill. Joseph P. Eaton, B. P. Strout. 
 
 EA TON - Justices —.Joseph E. Perking State ; Stephen W. Per- 
 
 .kins, John W. Perkins, Stephen Allard, Quorum; Silas Snow, Thomas 
 ' R. Giles, Hiram A. Allard, Edwin Snow. 
 
 EFFINGHAM Justices —Josiah Dearborn, Cyrus K. Drake, Ru¬ 
 fus H. Burbank, John Demeritt, State; Samuel L. Drake, John An-! 
 dreM's, Elijah Taylor, Benjamin F. Taylor, Thomas J. Cate, Jeremiah j 
 , W. Dearborn, Samuel Q. Dearborn, John Leavitt, 2d, John Keniston, I 
 i John L. Demerritt, W. F. Chick. j 
 
 ! FREEDOM - Justices —Elias Tpwlo, State ; Stephen J. Kenerson, j 
 
 Qur/rum ; Alvah M. Davis, .Joseph Smith, John Parsons, Albert Locke,! 
 Albion Burbank, Nathaniel Meserve. 
 
 HART'S LOCATION - Justice —Hiram Parker. j 
 
 JACKSON - Justices —George P. Meserve, *SVaf« ; Jonathan Gale. . 
 
 ‘ MADISON - Justices —Josiah II. Hobbs, William Mason, Slate;' 
 
 Jotham Hannon. Quorum; James J. Merrow, Mark P. Blaisdell, Geo. 
 Merrow, Albert Allard. 
 
 MOULTONBOROUGH - Justicts —John B. Dow', Samuel Emer-i 
 
 son, William H. H. Mason, Benjamin E. Thurston, John M. Emerson,; 
 State; Benjamin M. Mason, Reuben Smith, jr.. Quorum; Jonathan | 
 Capp, James French, David L. Warren, Mark Randall, Eleazer Davis,! 
 
JUDICIAEY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 82 
 
 Joel F. Cotton, W. H. H. Flanders, Wm. H. Mason, C. B. S. Watson, 
 Oliver Prime. 
 
 OSSIPEE - Notary —Cliarles B. Gafney. Justices —Sanborn B. 
 
 Carter, ; Edward Hersey, Quorum; Luther Young, Levi Smith, 
 Charles Hodgdon, Israel L. Sanders, Loammi Hardy, Josiah Q. Roles, 
 James Hodgdon, John W. Merrow, Henry C. Carter, John C. Bickford, 
 Nathaniel Grant, Charles B. Gafney, Moses Merrill, Samuel D. Quarles. | 
 Jeff. II. Jewell, Robinson Burtwell, Rufus F. Stillings, John F. Rob¬ 
 erts, Ruel C. Carter, Horace Webber, Tl omas Nute, Henry J. Banks. 
 
 SANDWICH - Justices —Moulton H. Jklarston, William M. Weed, 
 
 Joseph Wentworth, Daniel G. Beede, State; Ira A. Bean, Enoch Q. Fel-j 
 lows, Thomas J. Sweatt, Oscar T. Tittuni, Quorum; Gilman Moulton, j 
 Arven Blanchard, David H. Hill, James M. Smith, William F. Quimby, j 
 J. Cone Beede, Jonathan E. Hilton, Langdon G. Clark, Oliver Chase, 
 Christopher C. Fellows, 0. T. Vittum, C. W. Hill. 
 
 TAMWORTH - Justices —Obed Hall, Joseph Gilman, Larkin D. 
 
 Mason, John G. Robinson, True Perkins, State; Nicholas Ham, Sam¬ 
 uel S. Beede, Andrew Nealley, Charles P. Cooke, Otis G. Hatch, Alonzo 
 Nickerson, Daniel Q. Tilton, Edwin F. Nealley, Samuel Berry, James 
 Howard. 
 
 TUFTONBOROUGH - Justices —John Haley, Wentworth; 
 
 L. Y'oung, Jonn F. Stockbridge, Charles G. Edgerly, Quorum; George 
 Fox, William W. Blaisdell, Edward Grant, Daniel W. Horner, John E. 
 Bennett, Jacob Nutter, Augustus Wiggin, James C. Seavey, Peter 
 Stackpole, C. A. Mclutire. 
 
 WAKEFIELD - Justices —Amasa Copp, John W. Sanborn, Elijah 
 
 Wadleigh, Charles Chesley, John L. Swinerton, Luther D. Sawyer, 
 Frank Hobbs, William Sawyer, jr., L. G. Cato, John Frederick, State; 
 Joshua H, Cloutman, Nathaniel Paul, James McN. Cooke, Samuel H. 
 Smith, Joseph B. Wiggin, Morrill B. Smith, D. S. Burleigh, C. A. Var¬ 
 ney”, Garland Allen. 
 
 WOLFEBOROUGH - Notaries —Henry B. Rust, Abel Haley, John 
 
 M. Brackett, Israel B. Manning. Justices —Daniel Martin, Henry B. 
 Rust, John Fox, John M. Brackett, William C. Fox, Abel Haley, 
 Charles F. Parker, Thomas L. Whitton, Thomas Rust, State; Moses 
 T. Cate, John C. Young, John G. Cate, Natn’l H. Cotton, Roscoe G. 
 Holmes, John H. Rust, Joseph Stevenson, Quorum; John W. Avery, 
 Moses Thompson, Richard R. Davis, Charles F. Chase, Albert Bennett, 
 Charles G. Tibbetts, AarSn Roberts, Oscar F. Whitten, Moses B. 
 Brown, Israel B. Manning, Charles Rennick, John W. Cotton, Alonzo 
 J. Orne, Charles H. Parker, B. G. Holmes, B. F. Avery, S. D. Fox. 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Thomas M. Lang. 
 
 Treasurer —Arthur L. Graves. 
 
 Commissioners —Enoch G. Wood, l^oscawen; Eri Poor, Hooksett; 
 Daniel E. Hill, Northfield. 
 
 Sheriff—)lenvy L. Burnham, Dunbarton. Deputy Sheriffs —Jona¬ 
 than L. Pickering, Joshua B. Merrill, Frank S. Dodge, Concord ; Jona. 
 P. Sanborn, Franklin; D, Warren Cogswell, Henniker; William Col¬ 
 by, Hopkinton; George B. Hardy, Contoocook; Albert Little, New 
 London; Eli Dodge, South Newbury; Clifton B. Hildreth, Suucook; 
 Frank B. Berry, Jonathan Towle, Pittsfield ; Albert P. Davis, Warner; i 
 Albert Sanborn, Wilraot Flat. Deputies for IVIerrimack living in other | 
 Counties—Richard J. Sanborn, Deerfield; Carr B. Haj'nes, Candia ; | 
 Daniel L. Stevens, Isaac W.Farmer, Alfred G. Fairbanks, Manchester; 
 Rufus P. Claggett, Newport. 
 
MERRIMACK COUNTY. 83 
 
 Jailer —Frank S. Dodge, Concord. 
 
 Coroner and Sealer —Seth Eastman, Concord. 
 
 Supt. of County i^arwi—Charles C. Davis, Concord. 
 
 ALLENSTO WN - Justices —Daniel Batchelder, Quorum ; Norman 
 
 Call, Hall B. Emery. 
 
 ANDOVER - Justices —John M. Shirley, John P. Carr, jr.. State ; 
 
 I Aaron Cilley, jr., Samuel Morrill, Royal Stone, James Scales, Willi‘m 
 IE. Melendy, Silas M. Ellis, Clark Durgin. H. A. Weymouth, Elbridge 
 G. Emery, Joseph D. Philbrick, John Carr, S. L. Elkins. 
 
 BOSCA WEN - Notary —Nehemiah Butler. Justices —Elephalet 
 
 K. Webster, Nehemiah Butler, Isaac K. Gage, State; Laban N. Chad¬ 
 wick, Franklin C. Morrill, Quorum; Almon Harris, Moody A. Pills- 
 I bury, William W. Kilburn, Samuel Choate, John Y. Yeaton, Walter 
 j H. Sargent. 
 
 i BO W - Justices —John W. Goodhue, Benjamin Page, Quorum ; 
 
 I Enoch Alexander, Parker Brown. 
 
 BRADFORD - Justices —Ambrose S. Brackett, Mason W. Tappan, 
 
 John D. Wadleigh, State; John W. Morse, Jesse Carr, Moses E. Gould, 
 
 I Robert M. Wallace, Daniel Carr, Quorum; Jossiua Eaton, Timothy P. 
 
 ! Jones, Stephen Cressey, Jason H. Ames, William 0. Heath, 
 i CANTERBUR Y — —Justices —David M. Clough, Jeremiah L. Clough, 
 
 I David Morrill, Edward Osgood, William H. Currier, State; Lyman B. 
 j Foster, Quorum; Thomas L. Whidden, Solomon M. Clifford, Henry L. 
 
 I Clough, Luther Sargent, Charles L. Brown, John Ham. 
 
 I CHICHESTER - Notary —Charles H. Carpenter. Justices —Ed- 
 
 I mund M. Forbes, State; Hosea C. Knowltou, Edward Langmaid, Chas. 
 
 I H. Carpenter, Quorum; Wm. A. Swain, Jeremy N. C. Leavitt, John 
 M. Haynes, Augustus Leavitt. 
 
 CONCORD - Notaries —Natheniel G. Upham, Ebenezer S. Towle, 
 
 Arthur Fletcher, Elisha Morrill, Lyman D. Stevens, Elbridge G. Car¬ 
 ter, Chas. Minot, Preston S, Smith, Sam’l C. Eastman, Wm. M. Chase, 
 W. W. Storrs, Robert C. Osgood, Isaac A. Hill, W. R. Walker, Darius j 
 Morrill, N. W. Gove, Sam’l F. Brown, Asa Fowler, Geo. S. Blanchard, j 
 \ Justices —Asa Fowler, Sylvester Dana. Josiah Minot, Edward H. Rol-| 
 lins, L 5 ’man D. Stevens, Henry P. Rolfe, Isaac A. Hill, Anson S. Mar-l 
 shall, Amos Hadley, William L. Foster, John Y. Mugridge, Peter San- 1 
 born, Samuel G. Lane, Benning W. Sanborn, Luther Roby, Ira A. j 
 Eastman, William E. Chandler, William 5L Chase, Joshua B. Merrill,; 
 j Charles P. Sanborn, Hazen Pickering, John Kimball, Eli-sha Adams,; 
 Hamilton E. Perkins, Joseph W. Robinson, Richard Bradley, John H. j 
 I George, James W. Carr, Nicholas Quimby, William A. Clough. Rich- 
 'ard Harcourt, Samuel D. Baker, John A. Holmes, Joshua Chajiman, 
 ‘William F. Goodwin, Stephen C. Badger, Arthnr Fletcher, Moses I 
 Humphrey, Nathan W. Gove, George G. Fogg, Charles A. Colbath, ; 
 Jona. E. Pecker, Geo. W. Ela, Perley S. Chase, Seth K. Jones, Wm. H. 
 Buntin, John George, Abraham G. Jones, John H. Albiu, Frank S. 
 Dodge, John Batchelder, Samuel B. Page, David A. Warde, Benjamin 
 F. Gale, Jonathan Eastman, Benj. F. Prescott, Joab N. Patterson, Ja- 
 icob B. Rand, Samuel C. Eastman, Charles W, Sargent, Joshua B. Mer¬ 
 rill, J. Ware Butterfield, John L. Sliackford, Chas. H. Roberts, State; 
 George Abbott, J. C. Whidden, Jeremiah 8. Noyes, Henry D. White, 
 William W. Taylor, John Abbott. Mitchel Gilmore, Sbadrach Seavey, 
 Eliphalet S. Nutter, E. S. Towle, Amos C. Warren, Woodbridge 0<llin, 
 David M. Carpenter, Seth Eastman, George F. Whittridge, Lewis L. 
 Mower, Calvin Howe, Ismic N. Abbott, Isaac Clement, Daniel S. Web- 
 iSter, Quorum; Heman Sanborn, True Osgood, Atkinson Webster, Geo. 
 
 I W. Wadleigh, John F. Brown, George A. Pillsbury, Benj. E. Badger. 
 

 
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 JUDICIARA' DEPARTMENT. 
 
 1 David Abbott, Ilazcn G. Kayes, Henr^'B. Foster, Andrew S. Smith,! 
 j Charles C. Davis, Geo. H. Chandler, Geo. E. Holden. Moody S. Farnum, j 
 iJohn Foss, Samuel C. Eastman, Caleb Jackman, Charles W. Sargent,! 
 j Frank A. Fowler, Barnard D. Eastman, Wm. W. Storrs, Sylvester Ste-j 
 ■vens, Charles C. Lund, Chas. F. Stewart, Geo. S. Blanchard, J. Frank; 
 Webster, P. Brainard Cotrgswell, George E. Jenks, Darius Merrill,! 
 
 ! Enoch Gerrish, Lyman B. Hamilton, George Noyes, William W. Hunt, ' 
 George R. Fowler, A. J. Prescott, Jesse P. Bancroft, John L. Tallant, ■ 
 Reuben G. Wyman, Moses H. Bradley, Jonathan L. Pickering. Abel; 
 i Rolfe, Orestes H. Key, John H. Clement, George S. Mori’ill. Rufus p. | 
 j Staniels, Henry J. Crippeii, Josiah S. Ingalls, Luther S. Morrill, Wal-j 
 iter A. Webster, Moses H. Bean, Stephen D. Greeley, Wesley J. Robin- j 
 I son, John P. Brown, John N. Hill, C. W. Moore, Jonathan E. Lang, 
 i Wm. Walker, Daniel F. Secomb, Geo, W. Estabrook, N. J. Mead. 
 
 ' DUXBARTON - Justices —Henry L. Burnham, Alfred Colby, 
 
 I Henry M. Putne 3 ', Henry E. Burnliam, State; Daniel H. Parker, Wm. 
 ;B. Burnham, Quorum ; Nathaniel H. Wheeler, John C. Ray, Charles 
 ' Kimball, John C. Mills, Charles G. B. R^'der. 
 
 j EPSOM - Justices — Leonard W. Peabod.v, Henry F. Sanborn, 
 
 \ State ; Henry Knox, Quorum; Arthur C. Locke. j 
 
 j FRAXKLIX - Justices —George AV. Nesmith, Austin F. Pike, j 
 
 I Stephen Kenrick, Daniel Barnard, Nathaniel H. Sanborn, Edwin C. j 
 j Stone, Jonathan P. Sanborn, Isaac N. Blodgett, Alexis Proctor, Ed- 1 
 ! ward B. S. Sanborn, State; AValter Aiken, AVallace Burleigh, AA'm. A. \ 
 } Gile, Quorum ; David Gilchrist, Jonathan AV. Filield, Milton Garrish, \ 
 j John S. Jewell, George Morrison, John F. Dodge, Ira Greelev, Asa B. > 
 i Closson, Albert G. Morrison, Robert AV. Bennett, Enoch S. AA'ood, I 
 
 I HEXXIKER - Justices — James Fellows, Oliver C. Fisher, AA’arren 
 
 i Clark, David P. Perkins, .John S. Craig, Jeremiah Foster, State ; Jonas . 
 lAVallace, James Straw, Zadock Dustin, Nathan SawA'er, AVilliam H,i 
 Gilmore, Qur/rum ; AVilliam H. Sawyer. D. AVarren Coggswell, James i 
 AV. Sargent, George L. Kimlmll, Josiah Morse, Squire AI. Patten, AA'm. ! 
 0, Folsom, James B. Gove, Phineas Clough. j 
 
 HILL—^—Justices —Geo. AV. Sumner, Amos K. Davis, Isaac T. Par-j 
 ker, Quorum ; John H. Emmons, Jonathan K. Rowell, Aloses F. Little, ; 
 i Amos D. Caswell. I 
 
 I HOOKSETT - Justices —Natt Head, Jesse Gault, Orlando T- 3Iar-j 
 
 shall, J.T. Goss, State; John If, Alitchell, Hiram Kimball, John L. : 
 j Garland, Geo. AA*. Davis, 2d, John AA*. Prescott, Geo. A. Robie. i 
 
 I HOPKIXTOX - Justices —Horace Chase, D,ver H. Sanborn, Geo. | 
 
 I K. Goodrich, Stephen K. Hoyt, John L. Sinclair, State; Isaac D. Mer-i 
 i rill, Isaac Storj', Geo. AA'. Currier. Parker M. Flanders, James Hoyt,| 
 i Thomas B. Jones, John F. Jones. Richard F, Alurgan, Daniel E. How-' 
 jard. Quorum; Joab Patterson, John Currier, Horace S. Stanley, C.v-; 
 j rUvS Dustin, Charles Gould, George B. Hardy, Rufus P. Copps, Samind 
 ; S. Page, Thomas S. French, John M. Harve^', AVm. R. Chase, Clarion! 
 . H. Kimball. G. A. Curtice, Geo. AA'. French, Henry H. Crowell. ; 
 
 : LOUDON - Justices —Isaac S. Frencli. Theophilns B. Martin,' 
 
 ; Richard Potter, State; Ira Osgood, Quorum; Moses Morse, AA'illiam 
 i Emery, Samuel P. Calef, Jeremiali Blake, Henry A, Clough, Levi AA*. j 
 ! Sanborn. Harmon E. Batchelder. 
 
 j NEWBURY - Justices —Eli Dodge, Jeremiah Alorse, Nathaniel C. 
 
 i Savory. Nathan S. Johnson. State; Nathaniel C. Lear, Silas AV. Dana, 
 
 I Ezra Cilley, 2d. Jonathan Rowe. 
 
 I iA'iiVr LONDON - Justif'es —Daniel E. CoD>y. Luther McCutcliins. 
 
 i Marcus E. Sargent. Albert Little, Ej>hraim Knight. State; Nahum T.; 
 
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 85 
 
 Greenwood, Quorum; Edwin A. Jones, Charles S. Sargent, Anthony 
 } C. Bnrpee. Janies II. Burpee, John T. Greenwood, 
 j NORTH FIELD - Justices —Daniel E. Hill, Asa P. Cate, Archi¬ 
 
 bald S. Clark, G. S. Abbott, F. J. F^astnian, Francis R. Chase, Adam i 
 S. Ballantyne, State; Isaac Whittier, D. M. Sargent. 
 
 PEMBROKE - Notary —Aaron Whittemore. Police Justice — | 
 
 William Ilazeltine ; Associate —Moses Martin. Justices —Aaron Whit¬ 
 temore, Moses Martin, Edwin B. Gould, John M. Kimball, Nathan 
 Call, Henry H. Hartwell, State ; James Wilson, Noah M. Cofran, J. E. 
 Chickering, Quorum ; Trustworthy L. Fowler, Wm. Hazoltine, Jacob 
 i Sawyer, Winthrop Fowler, John E. Stanyan, Moody K. Wilson, Mar- 
 ttin H. Cochran, Clifton B. Hildreth, Simeon A. H. Weeks, Warren 
 I Martin, 
 
 i PITTSFIELD - Notary —Josiah Carpenter. Justices —Joseph j 
 
 ; Tasker. Richard P. J, Tenney, Frank B. Berry, Benjamin Emerson. 
 iThos. H. Thorndyke, Reuben L. Leavitt, Joseph Harvey, Daniel K, i 
 [Foster, Sylvester H. French, State; Benjamin L. Cram, Quorum; ! 
 'Charles E. Perkins, James Drake, Abraham French, 2d, William A. | 
 
 . Mack, Hiram A. Tuttle, Sylvanus Smith, John L. French, Moses Mar¬ 
 tin, C. H. X. Green, William H. Berry, William Yeaton. 
 
 j SALISBURY - Justices —Arthur L. Graves, State; Nathaniel 
 
 ■ Sawyer, Jcdin C. Smith, Moses J..Stevens, Joseph P. Stevens, Agustus j 
 jC. Pettingill, Moses P. Thompson, Thomas D. Little, Natlian Tucker, ' 
 jr., Charles C. Rogers, Cyrus Gookin, Caleb E. Smith, William Dunlap. * 
 
 SUTTON - Justices —Robert Lane, S. R. Smiley, Moses Hazen, 
 
 'State; Enoch Page, Asa Page, Quorum; Fhastus Wadleigh, James M. j 
 i Sargent, 
 
 1 WARNER - Notary —George Jones. Justices —H. IT. Harriman, j! 
 
 'Walter Harriman, Nehemiah G. Ordwaj', State; Franklin Sinn nds, j 
 ^Robert Thompson, Geo. Jones, Quorum; AI)ner Woodman, Stephen j 
 [Bartlett, Stephen S. Bean, Harrison R. Sargent, Timothy ITanders. j 
 I Moses 1). Wheeler, Albert P. Davis, Hiram Buswell, William G. An- | 
 j drews, Frank P. Harriman. Stephen N. Fei rin, William K. Bartlett I 
 
 I WEBSTER - Justices —Simeon B. i.ittle, Ntafe ; Joseph L. Couch j 
 
 [ Dudley C. Hubbard, Chas. E. Putney, ; William W, Austin, 
 
 ' Thomas H. Currie, Chas. S. Danforth, Cyrus A. Stone, Atherton Swett, 
 George Little, George M. Smith, John C. Pear.son. | 
 
 i WILMOT - Justices —Wm. W. Flanders, John Woodbury, jr. Ho- j 
 
 ratio N. Mason, State; John Teel, Quorum; Geo. Shepherd, Minot ! 
 I Stearns, John P. Bean, Baruch C. Clough, Andrew J. Roberts, George • 
 ' E. Woodward, John P. Elkins, Warren F. Langley. j 
 
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 [ HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. | 
 
 ! Register —Dana W. King, Nashua. j! 
 
 i Treasurer —Henry C, Merrill, Nashua. j 
 
 [ Commissioners —Jacob F. James. Manchester; Gilman Scripture, 
 
 I Nashua; William W. Johnson, New Ij)swich. - I 
 
 N/jcrt/T—Charles Scott. Peterborough. Deputy Sheriffs —William' 
 
 : Wethorbee, Amherst: David Pattee. Goffstown; John G. Dickey, Hills-lj 
 j borongh; John B. Perkins, Hollis : David L. Stevejis, Isaac W. Farmer ; j! 
 Justin Spear, A. G. Fairl)anks, Manchester; John K. Mills. Mason ;j, 
 [Daniel K. Marvel. Milford; John Taylor, Paris H. Hill, Nashua; 
 [Alfred S. Smith, Pelham; Timothy K. Ames, Peterborough; Moses [ 
 Clark, M’ilton. Dejuities for Ilillsla^romrh living in oth«*r Counties— ' 
 , J. L. Pickering, Concord; Albert P. D.ivis, Warner; D. Warren C(*gs-i 
 • : well. Henniker; David A. Wood, East Jaffrey ; Sylvanus Clogston,'' 
 
 i East Washington. I 
 
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!86 JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Jailer —A. G. Fairbanks, Mancliester. 
 
 Coroner —Benjamin E. Hutchinson, Milford. 
 
 Sealer —John Dickey, 3Iillord. 
 
 AMHERST - Justices —William Wetherbee, Charles Ricliardson, 
 
 Edward S. Cutter, ; Perly Dodge, David Russell, Quorum; Wil¬ 
 liam A. Mack, Barnabas B. Davis,-Edward D. Boylston, J. 0. Pulsifer, 
 A. A. Rotch, Joseph E. Fay. 
 
 1 1 AN'TRIM - Justices —Isaac Baldwin, ; James Boyd, Wm. S. 
 
 I Foster, Nathan W. C. Jameson, Qm/rum; Joiin G. Flint, lima Wright, j 
 ! Almas Fairfield, William N. Tuttle, C. E. Dorr. I 
 
 I BEDFORD - Notary —Isaac N. Riddle. Justices —Isaac X. Riddle,, 
 
 j ; Joseph H. Stevens, Oliver L. Kendall, James T, Kendall, I 
 
 i Leonard C. French, 2d, George W. Riddle, Robert Fulton. ; 
 
 j BENNINGTON - Justices —Amos Whittemore, John W. Flagg, | 
 
 ; Quorum; Samuel Baldwin, Henry H. Dunklee, Hiram M. Davis, Henry j 
 [ B. Wheeler, William E, Waterhouse. ! 
 
 : BROOKLINE - Justices —Benjamin Gould, Henry K. Kemp, Wm. 
 
 iG. Shattuck, Charles A. Priest. 
 
 ! IJEERTNG - Justices —David F. Whittle, State ; Russell Tubbs, 
 
 j William Forsaith, Quorum; George Smart. George C. Patten, Herod j 
 ! Chase, Carlton Clement, Benj. L. Bartlett, Erastus H. Bartlett, Isaac! 
 Smith, Chester A. Appleton, Horace Gove, Lewis Goodale, J. G. Mor¬ 
 rill, John F. Chase, 
 
 FRANCESTOWN - Notary —Paul II. Bixby. Justices —Francis 
 
 ill. Morgan, Paul H. Bixby, Thomas B. Bradford, State; Samuel D, 
 j Downs, Samuel B. Hodge, Quorum; James H. Starrett, John West, 
 i Hiram Patch, A. H. Bixby. ‘ - j 
 
 I G0FFST0^YN - Justices —David Steele, John Steele, Lemuel X. ! 
 
 ! Pattee, Alfred Story, ; George Poor, Jesse Carr, Quorum; Rod-j 
 ney G. Stark, D. M. Taggart, Daniel 8. Carr, Thomas R. Hoyt, jr., Cal-i 
 vin Wyman, Nathan E. Kimball, David Pattee, Jesse Nichols, Daniel' 
 Little. George G. Bumpus William P. Warren, G. Byron Moore, SamT . 
 Teel, Henry E. Blaisdell, * ! 
 
 GREENFIELD - Justices —Horace Cudworth, Wm. Whitemore, j 
 
 ! Charles D. Fitch, State ; A. M. Savage, George S. Peavey. j 
 
 I HANCOCK -Joseph Davis, Richard Emerson, Adolphus j 
 
 : D. Tuttle, Benjamin Goodhue, Mark N. Spaulding, Charles Dennis, | 
 
 ; Henry Knight. j 
 
 : HILLSBOROUGH - Notary — John C. Campbell. Justices — ; 
 
 I James F. Briggs, Mark W. Fuller, Thos. X. Goodale, N/afe; William! 
 i B. Whittemore, Elijah Munroe, ; John McXiel, Cornelius Cool- ! 
 
 jidge, Levi Goodale, John M. Curtis, Edgar Hazen, John G. Dickey, 
 
 ; Chas. A. Hamden, John Goodell, Henry Lorr, John C. Campbell, 
 Brooks K. AVebber, J. H. T Newell. Frank E. Hatch, Chas. E, Dorr, 
 Chas. Gillis, R. F. Lovering, George A. Cochran. 
 
 HOLLIS -./usiices—Jolin X. Worcester, ; Joel Hardy, Quo¬ 
 
 rum; Charles A. Read, Leonard Farley, James AY. AA’heeler, AVilliam 
 : A. Trow, John Farley, John B. Perkins, Enoch J. Colburn, Edward A. 
 
 ! Burge, Jefferson Farley, Ebenezer T. Wheeler, Ambrose H. AA’ood, | 
 
 ■ John Colburn. j 
 
 I HUDSON - Justices —AVilliam H. Chase, AS'^a^e; Stephen 0. Gree- i 
 
 I ley, Daniel T. Gage, Ki;nball AVebster, James Emery, Benj. Kidder,: 
 
 j F. A. Marden. i 
 
 LITCHFIELD - Justices —Isaac McQueston, Quorum; Isaac X. 
 
 Center, .Jonathan A. Marsh, Charles AVlute. i 
 
 LYNDENBOROUGH - Justices —AVm. A. Jones, Joel H. Tarbell, 
 
 Wm. AA'. Curtis, Jolin H. Goodrich, David E. Prcctor, Geo. A. Putnam., 
 

 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 87 
 
 MAXCHESTER - Notaries —Samuel N. Bell, Isaac W. Smith, 
 
 Elijah M, Topliff, Joseph B. Clark, Charles E. Balch, Nathan Parker, 
 George B. Chandler, Bradbury P. Cilley, Lucian B. Clough, John A. 
 Riddle, Daniel W. Lane, J. E. Bennett. Justices —Moody Currier, Her¬ 
 man Foster, George "W. Morrison, William C. Clark, David Cross, Na- • 
 than Parker Jacob F. James Frederick Smyth, Isaac W. Smith, Dan’l 
 
 L. Stevens, Theodore T. Abbott, Samuel Upton, Elijah M. Topliff, 
 
 : Edward W. Harrington, Isaac W. Farmer, Samuel Gould, William 
 i Stark, Isaac Riddle, Samuel N. Bell, Jacob G. Cilley, Bradbury P. C-il- 
 I ley, Samuel D. Lord, Justin Spear, Chas. H. Bartlett, John T. Moore, 
 
 George A. French, Clinton W. Stanley, Lewis W. Clark, James L. Par¬ 
 ker, Lucian B. Clough, Ezekiel A. Straw, Jacob E. Bennett. Joseph B. 
 Clark, William Richardson, Enoch Holcomb, Elbridge G. Woodman, 
 Cyrus A. Sulloway, Charles R. Morrison, Albe C. Heath, Foster Kim- 
 > ball, William W. Brown, John W. Clark, John D. Patterson, Nathan¬ 
 iel Baker, Charles L. Richardson, John Hesley, Daniel R. Prescott, 
 Joseph W. Fellows, Joseph H. Haynes, Isaac II. Jones, Daniel R. 
 Leach, E. B. Haggan, John C. French, State; John S. Kidder, Joseph 
 S. Kidder, Isaac N. Riddle, Quorum; Moses Fellows, Stephen Palmer, 
 Rodina Nute, Daniel Balch, Benj. F. Locke, Wni. B. Webster, James; 
 B. Straw, Joseph G. George, John A. Riddle, Horace Pattee, James A. 
 Weston, Nathaniel E. Morrill, Henry R. Chamberlain, John G. Lane, 
 
 ; William Little, A. G. Fairbanks, Samuel T. Foster, Waterman, Smith, 
 John C. Lyford, George B. Chandler, Alfred F. Perry, Jonathan A. 
 
 ' Knowles, Charles E. Balch, Andrew J. Dow, John B. Clarke, Amos B.j 
 Page, John P. Newell, Robert R. Moore, Stephen D. Green, Israel ; 
 Webster, Daniel Farmer, Jonathan Y. McQueston, James 0. Adams, | 
 
 I Wni. R. Patten, Seth T. Hill, Et-enezer G. Knight, Harrison D. Lord, j 
 John Gillis, Gilman H. Kimball, Moses E. George, Wm. W. Colburn, | 
 John L. Foster, Joseph L. Stevens, Joseph L. Sanborn, Daniel W. 
 Fling, Martin V, B. Edgerly, Samuel “Clark, Joseph Q. Edgerly, Wm.' 
 A. Potter, Ezra Huntington, Nahum Brooks, A. C. Osgood, Alexander 
 
 M. Corning, Joseph E. Walker, Robert F. Moore, Joseph W. Bean, 
 Levi II. Sleeper, George H. Colby, Moses 0. Pearson, Daniel C. Gould, 
 
 i Eugene M. Bowman, Daniel Stevens, John B. Goodwin, Ephraim S. 
 Harvey, Horace M. Gillis, Henry C. Sanderson, Isaac Whittemore, 
 
 ; Atherton W. Quint, Henry A. Vialle, Edward P. Richardson, Thomas 
 ; L. Thorp, Gustavus F. Yon Wachenfeldt, A. 0. Dillingham, Nathan P. 
 Hunt, Henry S. Clark, S. H. Andrews, Wm. R. Walker, C. L. Sulloway, 
 
 ; R. J. P. Goodrich, D. C. Gould, jr., P. C. Cheney. 
 
 MASON - Justices —Thomas U. Marshall, State; Nathaniel Shat- 
 
 tuck, Quorum; Joseph B. Wilson, John K. Mills, N. J. Oliver, James 
 i L. Chamberlain, Daniel P. Stowell, John Kennej*, Edward M. Smith, 
 
 ' H. I. Whitney, James Taft. 
 
 MERRIMA CK - Justices —Edward P. Parker, State; William T. 
 
 Parker, Quorum; Harrison Eaton, David Henderson, Franklin Her¬ 
 rick, Samuel C. Anderson, Alexander McC. Wilkins, Benjamin Ela, 
 i Reuben H. Pratt, George F. Spalding, Abner C. Darrah, David Jones, 
 Carmi M. Parker, Isajic Fitts. 
 
 MILFORD - Notary —Charles A. Daniels. Justices —Bainbridge 
 
 i Wadleigh, William Ramsdell, Francis P. Fitch, Thomas L. Livermore,! 
 liliny Whitney, State; John E. Bruce, Daniel Russell, Abel Chase, 
 i Quorum ; Levi Curtis, George W. Burns, William R. Wallace, Fred T. 
 
 I Sawyer, George Daniels, Clinton S. Averill, John E. Foster, Gilman 
 ; Wheeler, George H. Gillis, William Lane, S. Smith Stickney. George 
 j F. Bartlett, Daniel K. Marvell, David Heald, Charles B. Tuttle, John 
 L. Spring, Samuel G. Dearborn, Christopher C. Shaw, Daniel W. Sar- 
 
88 JUDICIARY DEPAETME^’'!. j 
 
 2 :eiit. Joel H. Gutterson, Hiram A. Daniels, Amos W. Abbott, George ; 
 ij. (Gilmore, Walter H. Sanborn. i 
 
 MOXT VERXON - Justices —Chas. J. Smith, State; John Brnce, j 
 
 Quorum; Nathaniel Bruce, Alonzo Bruce, George E. Dean, William ' 
 I A. Stinsoik F. Otis Kittredge, John Trevitt. i 
 
 I XASHTTA - Xotaries —Aaron F. Stevens, Bernard B. Whittemore, i 
 
 j Francis Winch, Albert McKean, John A. Spalding. Justices —.John ! 
 iM. Hunt, Israel Hunt, Charles P. Danforth, Isaac Spalding, Aaron W, • 
 ! Sawyer, George Y. Sawyer, Alfred Greeley, Aaron F. Stevens, Edward j 
 j B. Emerson, Albert McKean, Thomas Pearsons, Clark C. Boutwell, j 
 i George Stark, Hiram T. Morrill, William Barrett, Daniel R. Marshall, i 
 j Benj,. F. Emerson, Henry B. Atherton, Cornelius V. Dearborn, Joseph I 
 |Greeley,2d, Josiah G. Graves, William W. Bailey, Thomas Chase, Geo. • 
 
 i. A. Ramsdell, Gilman Scripture, Joshua F. Whittle, State; Bernard B. 
 Whittemore, Harvey F. Courser, Quorum; Franklin Munroe, William 1 
 D. Beasom, Edward Spalding, Robert Moore, Nathan McKean, Harri- : 
 Aon Hobson, Henry J. Chapman, Paris H. Hill, Albert Lull, Oliver A, | 
 1 Woodbury, Francis Winch, Luther F. Locke, Evan B. Hammond, Sam- i 
 UielTuck, James Eayers, .John Taylor, Jacob D. March, Norman P. ; 
 Green, Eliphaz W. Upham, John G. Kimball, Theodore H. Wood, Benj. j 
 ■Saunders, Edward Parker, George Y. Sawyer, jr.. Freeman E. Tupper, j 
 
 ■ Edward A. Slader, .Tefferson Rockwood, John M. Flanders, Warren J. jj 
 Cooper, James Swallow, Henry Parkinson, Frederick Chase, Charles j; 
 
 ■ A. Gillis, Jeremiah W. White, Albert H. Saunders, James B. Fassett. jj 
 
 j. Iotham P. Hutchinson, Norman Fuller. Alfred W, Greeley-, Andrew J. J' 
 Rockwood, John A. Spalding, Hiram Goodrich, David Gillis. Ed- jj 
 
 I ward Spaulding, Samuel K. Wellman. Jacob Libb}’, Mark R. Bux- | 
 ,ton. Stillman Swallow. Luther M. Wright, William F. Holme'*, George j 
 1 H. Taggard, J. Earle Hunt, Lewis Kimball, Charles Holman. Moses j 
 Worcester, Levi S. Cross, C. K. Daggett, Frank A. McKean, Dana W. j 
 King, Philander Ring, Harvey .1. Miller, Samuel Evans, Virgil C. Gil- j 
 man, John M. Sanders. Tyler M. Shattuck. Loring Farnsworth, Edger 
 B. Burke, Charles M. Robinson, Horace W. Gilman, Elliot Whitford. 
 i Leonard C. Farwell, Hiland J. Dodge, John D. Chaadler, Thomas H. , 
 Gibbey, A. H, Sanders, * j 
 
 XEW BOSTOX - Justices —Waterman Barr. State; George G. j 
 
 Fox, Rodney McLane, Neil McLane, Benjamin Hall, Clark B, Cochran ! 
 David A. Tewksbury. Geo. A. Wason. 
 
 .YEir IPSWICH- —Notary—William A. Preston. Justices—tiere- 
 miah Smith, William A. Preston, Hosea Eaton, State; William D. j 
 Locke, George W. Wheeler, 2d, William W. Johnson, Stephen Thayer. | 
 William Hassall, Peter H. Clarke, Henry 0. Preston, Frank W.Pres-|i 
 ton, George S. MTieeler, John U. Dayis, A. H. Wright. j 
 
 I PELHAM - Justices —Moody Hobbs, Daniel Marshall, State; 
 
 j Jesse Gibson, Joshua Atwood, Quorum; Abel Gage, Dayid Butler, 
 i Alfred S, Smith. 
 
 1 PETERBOROUGH -Notary—Riley B. Hatch. J'ustfces—Timo- j 
 
 thy K. Ames, Albert S. Scott, Daniel B. Cutter, Riley B. Hatch, Chas.j 
 ! Scott, State ; Albert Smith, Quorum ; James Scott, Josiah S. Morrison, 
 j Jacob Longley, William B. Kimball, Samuel Adams, Kendall C. Scott, 
 
 ! Alyah Ames, Rufus Forbush, Samuel I. Vose, Andrew A. Farnsworth, 
 
 ! Elijah M. Tubbs, Ezra M. Smith, Stephen A. Sawyer, Jonas Livings- 
 j ton, Asa Dayis, Daniel W. Gould, Frank W. Preston. John R. Miller, 
 i Samuel N. Porter, Anbury M, Pendleton, Charles W. Wilder. 
 
 I STIAROX - Justices —Nathan Moore, Quorum; S. Henry Bacon. 
 
 TEMPLE - Justices —Francis Whiting, Elbridge G. Cutter, Quo- 
 
 7*U7n; James Killam, Charles P. Haywood, Warren Keyes. 
 
CHESHIRE COUNTY. 8^ 
 
 WEAKE - Justices —.Tolin L. Hadley, AS'tofe; Daniel Paip:e, Wm* 
 
 Woodbnn', Daniel Johnson, Quorum ; Amos W. Bailey, Moses A* | 
 Hodgdon, Daniel P. Woodbury, President Felcb, Elbridge Putnam» 
 Albe Morrill, Abner Frost, Thomas Kilburn, John P. Bartlett, Albert 
 B. Johnson, Charles 0. Ballou. 
 
 WILTON - Justices —Josiah Fleeman, Charles H. Burns, Alfred E. 
 
 Jaques, State; Moses Clark, Abial Abbott, Lewis Howard, Andrew J. 
 Putnam, Burleigh French, Sewell Putnam, Nathan Flint, George 0. 
 Whitney. 
 
 CHESHIRE COUNTY. 
 
 Register —John J. Allen, jr., Keene. 
 
 Treasurer —George W. Tilden, Keene. 
 
 Commissioners —Henry 0. Coolidge, Chesterfield ; Frank H. Cutter, 
 Jaffrey; Joshua B. Clark, Walpole. 
 
 Sheriff —George W. Holbrook, Keene. Deputy Sheriffs —Henr 3 ' 
 Fletcher, Chesterfield ; Norman V. Cahill, Fitzwilliam; 11. W. Thayer, 
 Hinsdale; Isaac Aldrich, Ralph J. Holt, Elisha F. Lane, Keene; Geo. 
 Rust, Henry Allen, Walpole; Henrj' Swan, Winchester. Deputies for 
 Cheshire living in other counties—Charles Scott, Peterboro’; Rufus P. 
 Claggett, Newport. 
 
 Jailer —Isaac Aldrich, Keene. 
 
 Sealer —William S. Briggs, Keene. 
 
 ALSTEAD - Justices —Ansel Glover, State; Jonathan Rawson, 
 
 Alden S. Thurston, James F. Isham, Oliver Shephard, Whitnej’ Breed, 
 Bolivar Lovell. 
 
 CfUESTERFIELD - Justices —John B. Fisk, State : Warham R. 
 
 Platts, Quorum ; William Bennett, Henry 0. Coolidge, I^bene/er P. 
 Wetherell, Charles C. P. Goodrich, James H. Goodrich, John M. Rich¬ 
 ardson, Mark Cook, William H. Cummings. 
 
 DUBLIN - Juf^tices —Thomas Fisk, .Jonathan K. Smith, Henry C. 
 
 Piper, State; Asa Heald, Aaron .Smith, Quorum. j 
 
 FITZWILLIA M - Notary —Joel Whittemore. Justices —Amos A.j 
 
 Parker, Amos J. Blake, AS'ttfte; Benoni Peck, Quorum; Jonathan S.j 
 Adams, Silas Cummings, SamT Kendall, John Whittemore,A J. Blake.! 
 
 QJLSUM - Justices —Frdncis A. Howard, N. 0. Hopgood, A. D. 
 
 Hammond, Luther W. F. Mack. ! 
 
 HINSDA LE - Justices —Frederick Bo 3 ’den, Obed Slate,*^^^^^ ; Ilez- j 
 
 ekiah F. Horton, L. Liscom, W. S. Barrows. j 
 
 JAFFREY - Notary —Peter Upton. Justices —Frederick W. Bai-' 
 
 le 3 '. State; Addison Prescott, Quorum; Gurle 3 ' A. Phelps, Oscar H.j 
 Bradle 3 ’, Peter Upton, Franklin H. Cutter, Joseph P. Frost, F. S. 
 Pierce. J. L. Bolster, John Fox. 
 
 KEENE Notaries —Francis A. Faulkner, C. Fred. Webster, Roy¬ 
 al H. Porter, George W. Tilden. Justices —Thomas M. Edwards, Wm.j 
 P. Wheeler, Edward Farrar, Leonard Bisco, Francis A. Faulkner, 1 
 George F. Stark weather, Charles C. Webster, Harvey Carleton, Wm. | 
 P. Abbott, Don H. Woodward, Silas Hardy, Farnum F. Lane, Fldward 
 Gustine, jr., George W. Holbrook, J. Ilenr}' Elliott, Allen Giffin, John 
 J. Allen, State; Samuel Woodward, Lewis Campbell, George W. Stur- 
 tevant, C. Fred. Webster, Quorum; Nonli R. Cook, Thomas H. Lever- 
 ett, Thomas E. Hatch, Frederick A. Barker, Ralph J. Holt, Virgil A. 
 Wright, Augustus T. Wilder, Elisha F. Lane, D. Ilenshaw Warde, 
 Reuben Stewart, William S. Briggs, Samuel B. Aldrich, George Tilden, 
 Isaac Aldrich, jr.,Franci8 E. Newcomb, .Joseph Hammond, Francis A. 
 Perry, Orville H Gillette, Jehiel Wilson, Leonard Wellington, .loseph 
 F. Perry, Daniel Buss, E. II. Bullard, John Humphrey, Kendall C. 
 Scott, Joseph G. Perr.v. 
 
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 90 
 
 MARLBOROUGH - Justices —Nelson Converse, State; Benjamin 
 
 Whitney, Quorum; Jairus Collins, Elijah Boyden, Charles K. Mason, 
 Cyrus E. Hardy, 
 
 i MARLO W - Justices — John Q. Jones, Amos F. Fisk, State; Amos 
 
 Iluntly, Quorum; Dudley II. Lewis, Franklin Downing. 
 
 NELSON - Justices —Milan Harris, Charles C. P. Harris, State; 
 
 Charles II. Whitney, Quorum; Horatio Osgood, Frederick Taylor, Jus¬ 
 tus Fisher, Charles Oliver. 
 
 RICHMOND - Justices —Daniel R. Spaulding, State; William 
 
 Wright, David B. Aldrich, Elbridge G. Bemis, Edson Starkey, Noble 
 Fisk. 
 
 RINDGE - Justices —Zebulon Converse, Ezra S. Stearns, ; 
 
 Levi Howe, Quorum; Jason B. Perry, Arba S. Coffin, Ebenezer Blake, 
 
 I James B. Robbins, Harrison G. Rice, George W. Stearns, Elijah Bemis, 
 'George A. Whitney, Josiah Abbott, Martin L. Goddard, Charles C. 
 Converse. 
 
 R ONB UR Y - Justice —Seth Kingsbury, 
 
 STODDARD - Justices —Josiah M. Rice, Quorum; Frederick A. 
 
 Mellen, Nathan Gould, Sumner Knight, Luther Abbott. 
 
 SULLIVAN - Justices —Charles Mason, State; Josiah Peabody. 
 
 ! SWANZEY - Justices —Alanson S. Whitcomb, Charles N. Hills, 
 
 [.Willard Adams, Benjamin Read, Thomas T. Weatherbee, Enoch Howes, 
 
 I Jothani W. Frink, Stephen Faulkner, Alonzo A.Ware, Josiah Parsons, 
 Daniel K. Healy. 
 
 TROY - Justices —Abel Baker, Edwin Butrick, Quorum; Edward 
 
 P. Kimball, David W. Farrar, Jotham H. Holt, Leonard Farrar, ,Ed- 
 { mund Bemis, Barrett Ripley. 
 
 I WALPOLE - Justices —Frederick Tose, Hope Lathrop., Abel H. 
 
 [Bellows, Josiah G. Bellows, David Fisher, State; David E. Thompson, 
 
 I Henry E. Putnam, Quorum; John W. Lovejoy, John W. Hayward, 
 Joshua B. Clarke, George Burt, H. W. S. Griswold. 
 
 WESTMORELAND - Justices —Larkin Baker, State; Zenas Brit¬ 
 
 ton, Anson Cole, Arvin Aldrich, John Cowdrey, Isaac W. Derby, Wm. 
 
 ] R. Dunham, Ebenezer Britton, Willard Bill, jr. 
 
 WINCHESTER - Notaries —Edmund, M. Forbes, Henry Abbott. 
 
 Justices —Edmund M. Forbes, Calvin Burnap, S'ate; William Rixlbrd, 
 Barnabas C. Peters, Quorum; Daniel A. Hawkins, Edward Gustine, 
 Ira W. Russell, Edwin P. Tenney. Alvin W. Ball, Charles Barber, 
 Samuel Atherton, Ebenezer D. Foster, Everson Cook, Ellery Albee, 
 Henry Lyman, William Shirley, Francis R. Peters. 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Arthur H. Ingram, Newport. 
 
 Treasurer —Thomas P. Smith, Sunapee. 
 
 Commissioners--I F. Raynsford, Plainfield; Aurelius Dickinson, 
 Claremont; Elias Powers, Croyden. 
 
 She,riff—iQ)\\n P. Chellis, Plainfield. Deputy Sheriffs —Abraham D. 
 Hull, Charlestown ; James W. Bradley, Henry L. Hubbard, Claremont; 
 Lemuel Martindale, S. Alden Tracy, Cornish; Martin A. Barton, 
 Rufus P. Claggett, James L. Riely^ Newport; W. H. H. Cowles, Sun- 
 j apee ; Sylvanus Clogston, Washington. Deputies for Sullivan living 
 j in other Counties. John Fellows, Andover ; Albert Little, New Lon- 
 idon; Eli Dodge, South Newbury; Albert P. Davis, Warner; James 
 G. Ticknor, Lebanon; William W. George, Canaan; Oscar F. Beck¬ 
 with, Alstead; John G. Dickey, Hillsborough Bridge. 
 
 Jailer —Martin A. Barton, Newport; 
 
 Coroner —Nathan Hall, Croydon. 
 
SULLIVAX COUNTY. 91 
 
 ACWORTH - Justices —Jam«"S A. Wood, State ; Chapin K. Brooks 
 
 Quorum; .Jonathan H. Dickey, .Jacob B. Richardson. Henry Dorr. 
 
 CHARLESTOWX - Notaries —George Olcott, Chas. C. Kimball, 
 
 Justices —Rdmnnd L. Cn.'hinff, Thomas Whipple. State: George Glcott. 
 
 \ Quorum; SamT Webber, Alvan Frost. Sinion W. Albee, Frank W. 
 
 1 Putnam, Charles C. Kimball, Nathatiiel Jj. Kennedy, A. D. Hull, Benj. 
 Whipple, J. G. Briggs, Abel Hunt, Henry Hubbard. 
 
 ' CLAREMONT - Notaries —Otis F, R. Waite, John 1^. Faravoll. 
 
 ' Edward D. Baker, Ira Colby jr. Justices —Thomas J. Harris, Otis F. \ 
 R. Waite, Edward D. Raker, Arthur Chase, John L. Farwell, Charles • 
 
 H. Eastman. Edwin Vaughan, William E. Tutherly, Ira Colby, jr.. 
 Hosea W. Parker, William H. II. Allen, State; Philander C. Freeman,. 
 Albro Blodgett. Luther Brown,; Jacob W. Sanborn. Sylvanus | 
 F. Redfield, Albert H. Danforth, Sumner Putnam, Edward Ainsworth.' 
 Thomas R. Gowdey, Leo ard B. Spencer, Benjamin P. Walker, Wnt. 
 Clark, Sanmcl C. Bailey, Sam’l C. Abbott. Charles 0. Eastman, Arnold 
 Briggs, Roswell W. Silsbee. .June Pierce, George G. Ide. William Ellis, 
 Henry A. Redfield. Moses R. Emerson, .lohn M. Milton. William M. 
 
 I. ad»l. Solon C. Grannis, Simeon Ide. James P. Uphani. Charles I'ark-' 
 
 hurst, Albert C. Ward, Frederick Clement, Russell F. Holton, E. L. | 
 Goddard. Albert Ros>iter. Levi Brooks. Sherman Cooper. ( 
 
 CORNISH - Justices —Chester Pike, State; Uriel L. Cumnnngs, j 
 
 Orlando Powers, Quorum; Araunah Bitmap, Joshua B. Wyman, I?en-1 
 jamin S. Fletcher, James M. Davidson, Harrison T.eslie, William Bal-i 
 loch, George D. Ivenyon, Charles F. Huggins, Lemuel Martindale, S.' 
 Alden Tracy. Henry S. Chase, Enoch F. Chellis, S. W. Bryant. 
 
 CROYDON - justices —Elias Powers, .Sif a : .John Cooper, Daniel' 
 
 R. Hall, Quorum : Nathan Hall. Otis Cooper, Albina Hall. j 
 
 GOSHEN - Justices —Daniel Lear, Quorum; Nathaniel N. Cofran. 
 
 David McLaughlin, W. H. McCrillis. 
 
 GRANTHAM - Justices —Oliver B. Buswell. Gilman F. Sanborn, 
 
 State; Seth C. Sargent, Quoruvi ; Lorenzo D. Dunbar, 
 
 LANG DON - Justices —John Walker, Quorum; Cliristopher C. 
 
 .A.lbee, Horace Adams. 
 
 LEMPSTER -JttsG'ccs—lAlvah Smith, State; Joel Dame, William 
 
 B. Parker. 
 
 NE^yPORT .Xotaries —Frederick W. Lewis, Austin Corbin. Jus¬ 
 tices —Austin Corbin. Thomas W. Gilmore, Edmund Burke. William 
 F. Newton, Albert S. Wait, Shejdierd L. Bowers, Levi W, Barton. ■ 
 
 J. yman J. Brooks, Samuel H. Edes, Nathan White. State; Amasa , 
 Edes, .lohn Towne, Jacob Re<ldington, Nathaniel 0. Page, Quorum; 
 Frederick W. licwis, Francis Boardman, George W. Nour.se, Isaac A. 
 Reed, Dexter Richards. Daniel P. Quimby. Alex. V, Hitchcocfc. Wm. 
 Emerson, George R, Brown, A. F. Howard, S. H. Moo 'y, Paul S. 
 Adams, .James L. Riley, George H. Fairbanks. A. P. Welcome. 
 
 PLATNPIELD Justices —George Bryant, Stare; Edward Free¬ 
 man, jr., Quorum ; Stejihen D. Stone. .John P. Chellis, D. Manchester. 
 Elbridge G. Beers, Benjamin C. Smith. .Junius A. Spencer, Abraham 
 P. Wood. Joel F. Raynsford, A. K. Read, I. D. Hall. 
 
 SPRINGFIELD - Justices —Richard Sanborn, State; Daniel N, 
 
 .Adams, Quorum ; .Joseph Davis, jr.. Luke W. Blood, .John C. Nichol.s, 
 ‘Wm, P .Smith, Stephen P. Colby, Aimrsa S. Abbott, Chas. McDaniels. 
 SI^'NA PEE - Justices —.Josiah Turner, Thomas P. Smith, William 
 
 C. Stunw, .Jtdin Felcli, Slotf: Hiram Sargent, Quorum; .John Voting, 
 ir.. .Asahel I.,ear, Hugh B. Clough, William Young, Bradford Currier, 
 .John P. Knowlt(*n. 
 
 . UNITY - Justices —Amos Perltins, Harvey Iliintoon, Ezra J. Gild- 
 
92 JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 djii, State; John Paul, Gilbert Lewis, Josiah H. Straw, Joseph M. 
 Perkins, Nathan Huntoon, Nathaniel A. Lull, Ilarve.\ Sanborn, Josh¬ 
 ua Tenny, William C. Hobart, Israel P. lireed, E. W. Woodell. 
 
 WASHINGTON - Justices —Martin Chase, Solomon E. Jones, 
 
 State; John McAlvin, Sullivan W. Healey, James Barney, John 0. 
 Metcalf, Sylvanus Clogston, Hartwell Wright, Joseph A. Howard, 
 Nathaniel G. Jones. 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. j 
 
 Register —Charles B. Griswold, Lebanon. 
 
 Treasurer —Isaac J. Quimby, Bethlehem. 
 
 Commissioners —Ira Whitcher, Benton; Samuel K. 3Iason, Bristol; 
 Lewis C. Pattee, Lebanon. 
 
 Sheriff and Jailer —Grove S. Stevens, Haverhill. Deputy Sheriffs — 
 George Morrison, Bath; David P. Prescott, Bristol; William W. 
 George, Canaan; James G. Ticknor, Lebanon; Curtis C. Bowman, 
 Littleton; Epraim. B. Strong, Orford; Dudley L. Claik, Pljunouth; 
 J. D. Osgood, W'entworth. Deputies for Grafton living in Merrimack, 
 County—Jonathan P. Sanborn, Franklin, Albert Sanborn, W'ilmot. j 
 
 ALEXANDRIA - Justices —lleinan J. W’ilson, Quorum; James 
 
 Crawford, Leonard Cheney, Schuyler W'aiker, Nason M. Cass, Charles 
 N. Plnmer, John M. Stanton. 
 
 ASHLAND - Justice —James L. Wilson. 
 
 BA TH - Justices —Harry Hibbard, Jatnes II. Johnson, Jesse Mann, 
 
 I George Morrison, Alonzo P. Carpenter, John li. Carleton, Jolm Bedel,! 
 State; Isaac Patterson, George Cutting, Edward Woods, Chester C.j 
 Hutchins, Quorum; Myron S. Woodward, George "SV. Clement. Moses i 
 I Abbott, Daniel Patterson, Samuel Ross, Ezra B. Gale, Aaron H. Hib-' 
 bard, William Child, W'arren Buss, Natlianiol G. Woodman, Hiram j 
 D. Sawyer, S. F. Lougee, Amos Whitcher. j 
 
 BENTON - Justices —James J.‘Page, Quorum; Ira Whitcher,! 
 
 George W. Mann, James Page, Amos Whitcher, Caleb W'ells, Cliitse i 
 W^hitcher. 
 
 BETHLEHEM Justices —W illiam Kenney, State; Isaac J. Quim¬ 
 by, Timothy P. Turner, Thomas J. Spooner, Luther Wallace, W ilson 
 Wilder, Franklin B. Sawyer, C. H. Applebee, D. P. Goi dan, W illiam 
 McGregory. ; 
 
 BRIDGWATER - Justices —Nathaniel Batchelder, Joshua P. I 
 
 Smith, Quorum; David B. Clement, Thomas Hammond, Charles! 
 
 W'oodman. ; 
 
 BRISTOL - Notary —Samuel K. Mason, Justices —Oscar F. Fowler, ! 
 
 .Tason C. Draper. Lewis W. Fling, Samuel K. Mason, William B. Ber-| 
 ry, Albert Blake, State; Joshua P. Smith, Levi Bartlett, Quorum ; ; 
 Josepli S. Chase, Jas. T. Sanborn, Marshall W'. White, T.evi D. Johii-| 
 son, John M. R. Emmons, Calvin H. Mudgett, Clinton Blake, H. B. | 
 Fowler, ,T. P. Smith. Schuyler W'aiker. j 
 
 CAMPTON - Justices —Azras Holmes, Ntafc ; Amos Flint, Will- j 
 
 iam P. Robinson, Thomas J. Sanborn, Quorum; Thomas S. Pnlsifer, i 
 Corydon W. Cook, Alfred Cook, Isaac L. Adams, Samuel H. Dow, Ed- j 
 win Pronk, T. H. Drew. 
 
 CA.iV'AAJV"- Notary —Matthew H. Milton. Justices —William P. 
 
 W'eeks, W'illiam W. George, Isaac N. Blodgett, Eleazer Bai ney, S. iP'” 
 Sweatt, George W. Murray, George Harris, Jesse Martin, State ; Peter 
 S. W'ells, John M. Earlier, .Tames IT. Kelley, Darius Barnard, .Matthew' 
 H. Milton, Harry Leeds, William A. Wallace, John S. Shephard, J. D. 
 Weeks. Horace Kenne, Hollis B. W'hitnev Levi Georsre, James Doten, 
 H. H. Wilson, J. T. Milton. 
 
GRAFTON COUNTY. 93 
 
 DANBURY - Justices —Stillman Clark, James S-iKnowlton, Moses 
 
 L. Taylor, Iddo S. Brown. 
 
 DORCHESTER - Justices —Samuel W. Clement, Quorum; Par¬ 
 
 ker Follansbec, George F. Colburn, Ethan White, Asahel Blodgett. 
 
 ELLSWORl'H - Justices —David R. Buzzell, Charles Pease. 
 
 ENFIELD - Notary —Carter Houston. Justices —Wm. C. Smith, 
 
 i Wyman Pattee, James F. Bryant, Valentine Manahan, ; James 
 Huse, James F. Pattee, Clement Smith, Mark Purmort, Andrew C. 
 
 ; Fifield, Janies F. Jones, A. A, Cox, John B. Follansbee, Timothy Kid¬ 
 der, jr., Natt S. Wheeler, J. B. Burt, 
 
 FRANCONIA - Justices —Ebenezer B. Parker, State; Simeon 
 
 Spooner, W'illiam A. Wells, Priest Young, Joel Spooner, Nathaniel 
 W. Cheney. Simeon L. Burt, J. R. Cogswell, D. E. Wells. 
 
 GRAFTON - Justices —Joseph G. Whitcomb, Washington George, 
 
 \State\ Asa Martin, Quorum; Gilbert W. Rollins, Nathaniel W. C. 
 Davis, W, S. Woodward, A. B. Hoit. 
 
 j GROTON Justices —Jonathan Goodhue, Joshua R. Wheat, Jo¬ 
 seph F. Cilley, David M. Tenney Bradden Ferrin, George E. Colburn, 
 David Hobart, Nathaniel Wilton, David N. Kemp, Luther Elliott. 
 
 i HANOVER - Notaries —Cornelius A. Field, Newton S. Hunting- 
 
 ’ ton. Justices —Dixi Crosby, Daniel F. Richardson, William H. Dun- 
 Ican, Edwin D. Sanborn, John S. Woodman, Osmyn S. Ingalls, Daniel 
 : Blaisdell, Isaac Ross, James W. Patterson, State; Adna P. Balch, John 
 E. Sinclair, Isaac Fellows, Asahel Smith, Elihu Hulburt, Quorum ; 
 David Camp, John Tenney, John L Bridgman, Joseph Tenney, Elihu 
 j T. Quimby Walter W. Chase. 
 
 I HAVERHILL - Notary —Nathaniel W. Westgate. Justices —Na- 
 
 1 thaniel W. Westgate, Charles A. Dole, John S. Bryant, Natnan B. 
 
 ! Felton, Luther C. Morse, William II. Duncan, State; John McClary, I 
 ; Quorum; Grove S. Stevens, Hiram Morgan, Hosea S Baker, Samuel I 
 ; Pago, Nathaniel M. Swasey, Atyon P. Glazier, David Page, George W. | 
 jChapman, Isaac Morse, Jacob Bell, Phineas Spaulding, James P. Web- 
 'ster, John F. Morse, Charles M. Weeks, James Glynn, Alonzo F. Pike,' 
 Tyler Westgate, H. W. Reading. Parker M. Child, George F. Putnam,! 
 ; Henry B. Leonard, C. B. Griswold, Chas. B. Smith, Fred. B. Jackman, 
 j Jacob Morie, William R. Park, Ezra S. Kimball. j 
 
 ! HEBRON - Justices —James J. Crosby, Quorum’, David McClure i 
 
 .Lucius W. Hammond. 
 
 1 HOLDERNESS - Justices —Thomas P. Cheney, Benj. B. Worthen, 
 
 Jonathan E. Keyes, Daniel Smith. 2d. Samuel M. Wright, State; Geo.; 
 ; Hoyt, Quorum; John G. Annan, James L. Wilson, Daniel C. Worthen, i 
 John Jewett, Arthur L. Shaw, R. R. D. Dearborn, Edwin F. Bailey,; 
 I John H. Mudgett, Horatis N. Smith, Sam'l M. Howe, Andrew' Smith,' 
 1 Samuel D. Merrill. i 
 
 I LANDA FF - Justices —Moses Clark, Quorum; Willis B. Blondin,' 
 
 I Daniel Whitcher, Benjamin Morrill, Archimedes Young, Samuel A.j 
 Eaton, Savory Gordon, jr., John E. Hall, Stephen Kendall, George W. 1 
 Young, 
 
 J LEBANON - Notaries —James H. Kendrick, Edward J. Durant.' 
 
 \ Justices —Albert M. Shaw, Caleb Plaistridge, Daniel Richardson, Jew-i 
 jett D. Hosley, Edw’anl J. Durant, James G. Ticknor, Francis A. Cush-; 
 man, Adoniram Smalley, ; Elisha P. Lisoomb, Fariss Comings, 
 
 ! Quorum; Joseph W. Cleveland, George H. Lathrop, Lewis R. Morris, 
 i William Hoffman. Eleazer Aspinwall. Richard S. Howe, Oliver Lj 
 j Stearns, Elias H. Cheney. Solon A. Beck, Charles A. Cushing, Lewis C.; 
 j Pattee. Joel Baker, William S. Ela. 
 
 1 LINCOLN - Justice —Stephen M. Hanson. 
 
94 JUDICIARY DEPARTMESTT. 
 
 LISBON - Justices —William H.Cummings Joseph Parker, State; 
 
 Charles Parker, Quorum; Stephen H. Cummings, Horace B. Sayage, 
 Ward B. Noyes, Jehiel W. Savage, Artemas Wells, Charles Eaton, 
 Stephen P. Simonds, James R. Young, Charles H. Boynton, Edward 
 D. Rand, Ward P. Aldrich, Asa Hildreth, William M. Taylor, Augus¬ 
 tus A. Woolson, Cyrus Ela, George F. Cushman, James A. McKean, 
 Hiram Noyes, M. R. Priest, Sefli F. Hoskins. 
 
 LITTLETON - Notary —Edward W. Farr. Justices —Simeon B. 
 
 I Johnson, John Farr, Charles W. Rand, Harry Bingham, John Sargent, | 
 
 I George A. Bingham, Edward 0. Kenney Marshall D. Cobleigh, James i 
 ■ J. Barrett, Cyrus Eastman, State; Edmund Carleton, William J. Bel-j 
 lows, Otis Batchelder, Marquis L. Gould, Philip H. Paddleford, Roby | 
 C. Towns, Alexander Mclntire. John M. Carleton, Lovell Taylor, Ben- j 
 Ijamin Atwood, Henry L. Thaj’er, David Mellen, Nelson C. Farr, Alon¬ 
 zo Weeks, James R. Jackson, Curtis C. Bowman Evarts W. Farr, Geo. 
 Farr, John W, English, George Abbott, Alfred E. Drew, L. C. Kenney, 
 
 L. C. Wilkins, C. H, Green, F. S. Morse, L. B. Towne. 
 
 LYMAN - Justices —Luther B, Hoskins, Fred D. Chandler, State \ 
 
 Lebbeus Hastings, Quorum; Ira 0. Knapp, Ira E. Titus. 
 
 LYME - Justices —Harr-is Allen, Sylvanus Hewes, David C. 
 
 Churchill, jr., State ; Edmund F. Sawyer, Ephraim K. Porter, Selah Beal, ' 
 George Flint, Francis Porter, Sidney S. Grant, Asa Thurston, Benj.i 
 
 F. Gilbert, Holmes M. Clark, Samuel C. Dimick. | 
 
 MONROE - Justices —Horace Duncan, Jedediah Buffum,; 
 
 Philip P. Mason, Nathaniel K. Sterling, James A. Moore, Darius F. 
 Blodgett, Albert Mason, Anson Johnson, Alex Warden, Horace Emery. ^ 
 
 ORANGE - Justices —Samuel Andrews, State; Elijah 0. Lowell, ; 
 
 I Ralph Q. Dunbar, Zeuas Whittier, Levi E. Flanders. i 
 
 OR FORD - Justices —Stedman Willard, Daniel P. Wheeler, Chas. ; 
 
 W. Pierce, State; Henry A. Dame, James M. Learned, Ephraim B. ■ 
 Strong, H. H. Conant. I 
 
 PIERMONT - Justices —Lewis E. Risley, George Dodge, Reuben ; 
 
 M. Kent. j 
 
 PLYMOUTH - Justices —Henry W. Blair, William Leverett, Den-: 
 
 ison R. Burnham, Washington George, Joseph Burroughs, Anson 
 Merrill, State ; Janies McQuestou, John G. Langdon, Quorum ; Seth ; 
 jDoton, Daniel H. Currier John T. Cutter. Arthur Ward, Joseph Clark, 
 Hiram W. Gove, Timothy Eastman, Nathaniel A. Pike, F. W. A. Robie, : 
 
 G, McL. Houston, Wm. A. Chandler, John Mason, Walter D. Blaisdell, ' 
 ! A. J. 0. Barnard, Hiram Clark, Fisher Ames, G. F. Morrill. 
 
 I RUMNEY - Justices —Josiah Quincy, Samuel H. Quincy, John 
 
 IL, Dearborn, State; Samuel Herbert, Hugh B. Simpson, Quorum; 
 
 ! Abraham Ward, Otis Widtney, Josiah Quincy, jr., Lyman Merrill, i 
 i Clinton B. Simpson, Daniel S. Ward, Joseph L, Spaulding, J. W. Pease, 
 
 ' Samuel D. Baker. 
 
 THORNTON - Tustices —Francis H. Drew, Charles F. Bowen, : 
 
 ; Quorum ; Joseph W. Morrison, Milton Foss, William L. Horner, : 
 ; Frank W. Avery, Onslow P. Gilman, E. G. Gilford, 1 
 
 ' WARREN - Justices —Samuel B, Page. State ; David C. French, 
 
 i William Lang, Quorum ; Jerniiah S. Jewett, Isaac Merrill, Enoch R, 
 
 ; Weeks, Henrv D. Martin, William Ramsey. 
 
 I WA TER VIL LE -./wsOce—Samuel Dolloff. 
 
 j WENTWORTH - Justice's —J. Everett Sargent, Wm. A. Flanders, 
 
 \State; John Currier, David Gove, J, D. Osgood, Hiram D. Morey, H. S. 
 i Moore. 
 
 I WOODSTOCK - Justices — Nathan H. Weeks, State; Jacob B. 
 
 jDemeritt, Quorum ; Jesse Jackman, Joseph W. Campbell. 
 
 i 
 
C003 COUNTY 95 
 
 coos COUNTY. 
 
 RegisUr —Benjamin F. Iliinking, Lancaster. 
 
 Treasurer —Edwin W. Drew, Stewartstown. 
 
 Commissioners —Seneca S. Merrill, Colebrook; John C. Leighton, 
 Randolph ; Stephen Carleton. Wliitefield. 
 
 I Benjamin H. Corning', Northumberland. Deputy Sheriffs — 
 
 ; Enoch L. Colby, Charles F. Colby, Lancaster; Albert S. Eustis, Cole- 
 ! brook; Samuel M. Harvey, Columbia; Lucius Hartshorn, Stratford, 
 
 { Deputy for Coos living in Grafton County—M. D. Cobleigh, Littleton. 
 
 Jailer —Russell M. Hodgdon, Lancaster. j 
 
 I Coroners —AW. Drew, Stewartstown; Ira S. M. Gove, Wliitefield. j 
 
 I BERLIX - Justices —Merrill C. Forist, State ; Daniel Green, Quo- 1 
 
 ! rum ; Greenleaf Cofiin, Fletcher I. Bean. I 
 
 ! CARROLL - Justices —Josiah Moody,-; Ebeuezer Glines, i 
 
 ' Samuel Worthley. I 
 
 CLARKSVILLE - Justices —Stephen G. Fuller, JohnKeyser, Pel-; 
 
 etiah C. Roby, Benj. C. VV’iswall. I 
 
 1 COLEBROOK - Notary —Albert Barker. Justices —Hazen Bedel i 
 
 \ State; Albert Barker, Hezekiah Parsons, Quorw/n,; Alfred Lovering ; 
 ! Archelaus Cummings, John Whittemore, Henry W. Woodrow, Augus- 
 ; tus Harris, Charles P. Garfield, Richard Hensen, Ira Quimby, Elmon ! 
 : H. Williams, William H. Shurtletf, Albert S. Eustis, James I. Parsons, j 
 Chester B. Johnson, David E. Cummings, Sherburne R. Merrill, Ormon ! 
 'P. Ray, Jason H. Dudley, B. R. Gilman, Seneca S. Merrill, J Whittier, i 
 
 ! COLUMBIA - Justices —Samuel M. Harvey, Enoch Rogers, Qiio-\ 
 
 ! rum; John B. Annis, Lewis Snow, John S. Lyman, Jonathan Gilman, 1 
 
 I H. M. Hobart, Enoch G. Rogers, S. W. Curtis, H. N. Cone, D. Q. Cole, j 
 
 j DALTON-— — Justices —Moses H. Rix, John Bond, Quorum; \ 
 
 John Blakeslee, jr., Arnold Bolles. ! 
 
 DUMMER - Justices —Isaac C. Wight, Clayton Twitchell, Ransom ; 
 
 Twitchell. | 
 
 ERROL - Justices —David H. Thurston, William W. Bragg, L. A. j 
 
 j Lovering, Charles L. Heyward. | 
 
 j GORHAM - Justices —John Burbank, Quorum; John G. Wright, | 
 
 Urban Shorey, Edward M. Wright, John T. Peabody, Orrin Tubbs, i 
 ' Albert S. Twitchell, F. W. Dickinson, Rufus F. Ingalls. | 
 
 I JEFFERSON——Justices —Benjamin H. Plaisted, State ; Jeremiah i 
 i Ricker, Charles Hight, Nathan R. Perkins, Nathaniel Moulton, Aaron 
 ; M. Pottle, James U. Goodall, Charles L. Plaisted. i 
 
 j LANCASTER - Sotary —Richard P. Kent. Justices —Jacob Ben-i 
 
 ' ton, James W. Weeks, William Burns, Benjamin F. Whidden, Edmund j 
 I Brown, Henry 0. Kent, Joseph H. Buckingham, George A. Cossitt, 
 
 ; Ossiau Ray, Josiah H. Benton, jr.. Slate; Hiram A. Fletcher, Dan’l C. i 
 ; Pinkhani, William Heywood, Harvey Adams. John M. Whipi)ie, Enoch ; 
 L. Colby, James S. Brackett, Quorum; Hartford Sweet, Seth Savage,! 
 Benjamin F. Hunking. Charles B. Allen, Edward Savage, Andrew J.j 
 jCongdon, William D. Weeks, Hiram Savage, John W. Barney, Charles' 
 E. Allen, Edward R. Kent, Benj. H. Derby, William S. Ladd, Richard 
 P. Kent, George H. Emerson, Henry Heywood, A. P. Freeman. 
 
 ' MILAN - -Justices —James M Phipps, Calvin P. Stevens, State; 
 
 'Peter A. Q. W. Phipps, Quorum-, Samuel B. Cofiin, Abner C. Cole, 
 
 I Columbus Lane, Moses Hotlgdon. 
 
 : MILLSFIELD - Justice —George W. Annis. 
 
 i NORTHUMBERLAND -Charles Bellows, Edward F. i 
 
 j Buckman, ; Wm. H. Poole, Quorum : .Josiah Morse, B. H. Corn-| 
 ling, Alpheus Hutchins, William K. Richey, Wayne Cobleigh, Charles 
 I Cobleigh, James W. Abbott, R. L. Adams. i 
 
 I ____ _ _ 
 

 
 96 
 
 WEATHER TABLE. 
 
 PITTSBURGH - Justices —Fernando C. Jacobs, Elias L. Farnham, 
 
 Elijah C. Sayer, S. P. Luther, John C. Haynes, Ephraim C. Aldrich. 
 
 RANDOLPH - Justices —Justus Low, Albert G. Messenger, Geo. 
 
 W. Coggswell, Quorum ; John C. Leighton. 
 
 SHELBURNE - Justices —Manson Green, James H. Hall, State; 
 
 Daniel P. Evans, Darius Green, Fletcher Odell, Edward P. Burbank, | 
 Edward P. Philbrick. j 
 
 STARK - Justices —Harwood Pike, State; Aaron J. Smith, Quo¬ 
 
 rum; Solomon Cole. 
 
 SIEWARTSTOWN - Justices — Amos W. Drew. State; John 
 
 Flanders Isaiah H. Pickard, Quorum; Stephen Cross. Edwin W. Drew, 
 Joseph W. Flanders, James A. Morrill, Horace J. Hail, Hyde C. Trask, 
 Hiram D. Flanders, James M. Kidder, Geo. W. Flanders. | 
 
 ! STRATFORD - Justices —Charles Mahurin, Benjamin B. Ocking - 1 
 
 jton, Melviu Marshall, Marcus D. Johnson, George M. Johnson^ Wm i 
 R. Brown. Thomas Connary. i 
 
 WENTWORTIPS LOCATION - Justices—Albert J. Peaslee, 
 
 ; George W. Lewis. 
 
 1 WHITEFIELD - Justices —Aurin M. Chase, State; Albert Winch, 
 
 j Charles Libbey, Isaac Miner, Sprague Carleton, J. G. Truian, Kimball 
 i Cole, Daniel Parker, Ira S. M. Gove. 
 
 A TABLE 
 
 For foretelling the weather through all lunatiofis of each year forever. 
 
 I This table is the result of many years’ actual observation, the whole 
 j being constructed on a due consideration of the Sun and Moon in their 
 i several positions respecting the Earth, and will, by simple inspection, 
 jshow the observer, what kind of weather will, most probably, follow 
 the entrance of the Moon into any of her quarters, and that so near 
 I the truth as to be seldom or never found to fail. 
 
 MOOX 1 TIME OF CHANGE. | 
 
 IN SUMMER. 
 
 IN WINTER. 
 
 © 
 
 Happens between 2 and 4 
 
 fair. 
 
 Lard frost unless 
 
 
 o’clock A. M. 
 
 • 
 
 wind be S.or W. 
 
 
 Between 2 and 4 A. M. 
 
 cold, w'ith fre- 
 
 snowy and stormy 
 
 w w 
 
 
 quent showers. 
 
 
 CC X 
 
 4 and 6 
 
 rain. 
 
 rain. 
 
 
 “ 6 and 8 “ 
 
 wind and rain. 
 
 stormy. 
 
 
 « 8 and 10 “ 
 
 changeable. 
 
 cold rain, if wind 
 
 - 
 
 1 ^ 
 
 “ 10 and 12 “ 
 
 frequent showers 
 
 W.; snow, if E. 
 cold, &, high w’ind 
 
 c .. 
 
 C G 
 
 At 12 M. and 2 P. M. 
 
 very rainy. 
 
 snow or rain. 
 
 o o 
 
 Between 2 and 4 P. M. 
 
 changeable. 
 
 fair and mild. 
 
 
 “ 4 and 6 “ 
 
 fair. 
 
 fair. 
 
 
 6 and 8 “ 
 
 fair,if wind N.W, 
 
 fair and frosty, if 
 
 
 
 rainy,it S.or S,W. 
 
 wind N.or N.E. 
 
 ■4-> 
 
 8 and 10 
 
 ditto. 
 
 rain or snow, if S. 
 ditto. [or S. W. 
 
 
 10 and midnight. 
 
 fair. 
 
 fair and frosty. 
 
 |‘ 1. The nearer the lime of the Moon’s change. First Quarter, Full, 
 I and Last Quarter, are to MID-NIGHT, the fairer will the weather be 
 I during the seven day following. 2. The nearer to MID-DAY, or 
 j NOON, these Pliases of the Moon happen the more foul or wet the 
 I weather may be expected during the next seven days. 
 
BrSlNESS BIRECTORY, 
 
 Contain’Dg the names and P. 0. address of the prominent hnsi- 
 ness, an<l professional men of the State, and also of the Clinrches, 
 Literary Institutions, Hotels, <tc,, arranged in alphabetical order by 
 Counties, with facts concerning the facilities of publie travel or means 
 of access to every town in the State, and also concerning their water 
 power. Most of the abbreviations used will be rea ily understood. 
 “ Facilities for public travel ” is rejiresented by F. p. t. and “ Water 
 
 power” l)y W. p, A-separates the names of business men ac- 
 
 corfliug to their P(jst-Office address in different portions of a town. 
 It the addi ess is not given it is understood to be the name of the town 
 at the head of the paragrajih. 
 
 The publishers will l)e grateful to any person who will report any 
 errors in these items, or suggest any additions which will make the 
 book more valuable to the public. 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 ATKINSON — Postmaster —Charles Fernald, A. Depot. Attorney — 
 John Kelley. * Physician —Isaac li. Hovey. Churches —Cong., Jesse 
 Page; univ.,-. Literary Institution —Atkinson Academy. Mer¬ 
 
 chant —Geo. P. Dow, groceries. Manufacturers —Isaac Hale, lumber; 
 H. Dow k Co, trunks, valises and carpet-bags. Facilities for public 
 travel —Stage from West Hampstead to A. Depot. Water power —little. 
 
 A UBURX — Postmistress —Mary A. Willey. Physician —Hanson C. 
 Canney. Church —Cong., .Tosiah L. Armes. Merchants —Luther Mel¬ 
 vin, Henry Dockham, Henry Saltmarsh, groceries. Manufacturers — 
 G. G. Griffin. G. P. Clark, A. Dinsmore, lumber. F.p. t —Portsmouth 
 & Concord R. R. If', p. —abundant. 
 
 BRENTWOOD — Postmaster —Frederick Robinson. Physician — 
 
 Moses II. Caverly. Churches —Bap.,-; Cong., Nathan Lasall**, 
 
 a-t. pas. Merchants —E. B. Wood, Kingston p. o.;-J. M. Sinclair, 
 
 Epping. p. o. Manufacturers —D. Frank Fellows & Co., leather; E. G. 
 Flanders, R. II. Fellows, lumber; Willard Russell, paper, Exeter, 
 p. o. F. p. t. —None. W p. —abundant. 
 
 CANDJA — Postmaster —John Rowe. Physicians —Richard II. Page, 
 
 E. L Carr. Churches —Bap., Arthur Caverno ; Cong., Lauren Armsby; 
 Meth., Silas Green. Merchants —.Jacob L. Barker, Philbrick & Lang, 
 John K. Nay, W. ,T. Dudley, T. H. Clifford, groceries. Manufacturers 
 —Thomas Batchelder, Chester C. Smith, carriages: Alexander Gil¬ 
 christ, cal)inet and furniture; Dudley, White k Ingalls, shoes. Hotel 
 and Jjivery Stable —Union House. George W. Robinson. F. p. t. —C. k 
 P. R. R.. Stage to Deerfield Parade, daily. W.p. —little. 
 
 CHESTER — Postmaster —David L. Batchelder. Physicians —.Tames 
 
 F. Brown; Fk L. Wright, eclec.; John Dearborn, Thomp. Churches — 
 Bap., H. W. Day; Cong.. .7 Logan Tomlinson ; Meth., Abraham Folsom, 
 Literary Lnstitutian —Chester Academy, Harriet T. Melvin, Prin. 
 Merchu7}ts —Thomas J. Melvin, Henry Moore, William Greenough, 
 George Merrill, dry goods and general assortment. Manufaciurers — 
 Sargent k Underhill, hoots and shoes ; A. & J. N. Hazelton, pails. 
 Hotel —David L. Batchelder. F.p. t. —stage once each day to Deiry 
 Depot on the Manchester k Lawrence R. R.; stage to and from Ex'-ter 
 twice each week. VK p. —several small streams, with waw k grist¬ 
 mills, and one pail factory. 
 
 Allopaths, unless otherwise designated. 
 
 J 
 
98 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 BA N'VILLE — Postmaster —Oliver Sanborn. C/iurches —Bap., P. S. 
 
 Burbank, f. w., Plaistow p. o.;-Meth., R. Tilton, Derry p. o. Mer- 1 
 
 chants —Oreii Pa.^e, groceries; J. C. Bradley, general assortment, i 
 Plaistow p. o. Manufacturers —J. C. Peaslee, lumi)er; Samuel Sar-! 
 
 'gent, David Sargent, barrels;-A, A. Collins, shoes,; A. J. Dimond,} 
 
 A. E. Colby, lumber: A. E. Colby, E. Tewksbury & Co., b'>xes; J. H. i 
 & L. W. Collins, J. k A. B. Collins, J. & L. Collins, Win. Huntington, i 
 
 O. Dimond, barrels, Plaistow p. o. j 
 
 DEERFIELD — Postmasters —Stephen Brown:-3Irs. Emeline; 
 
 Whi<lden, D. Center;-Francis J. White, South D. Attorney —Ira i 
 
 St. Clair. Physicians —Stephen Brown, George 11. Towle, J. 0. Roy- 
 
 nolds ;-.Tohn 0. Haynes, Thomp., D. Center. Churches —Bap., H. 0. i 
 
 Walker; Cong., Jacob Chapman; Bap., f., George S. Hill. Merchants \ 
 —J. W. Prescott, Rufus Fellows. II. II. Be:vn, general assortment; j 
 
 !-Charles W. Prescot^, D. Center ;-Benjamin Sanborn, South D. > 
 
 Manufacturers —Dearborn, Philbrick & Sawyer, lumber; T/, D. & J W.! 
 
 Ladd, carriages: J. F. Prescott, furniture and coffins, D. Center ;- 
 
 Charles Rogers, lumber. South D. Hotels —J. W. Prescott;-Gecnge ’ 
 
 Page, D. Center. Livery stable —George Page. F. p. t. —stage daily j 
 from Deerfield Parade to Candia Depot. yV.p. —fair. { 
 
 DERRY—Postmasters —Arthur T Learned;-Henry E. Eastman, j 
 
 D. Depot, AAtorney —Greenleaf C. Bartlett. Physicians —.fames H. i 
 iCrombie, David S, Clark. Churches —Cong,, Ebenezer G. Parsons,! 
 
 I Meth., Elihu Scott Literary Institutions —Adams Female Academy,! 
 
 I Emma L. Taylor ;-Pinkerton Academy, Littlefield. Merchants —8. ; 
 
 ! Pettee, jr., A. T. Learned, Wm. Leach, Frank W. Parker, general assort-; 
 iment; Ithamar Hut bard, jewelry ; F. M. & L. Barker, npllinery;- 
 
 j Henry E. Eastman, general assortment, D. Depot. Marntfucturers — 
 i H. R. Underhill. cUge tools; Benj. Chase, jr., ribs for factory reeds. 
 
 ! Hotels —Sanders’ Hotel, J. C. Sanders ;-Railroad House, Poore &. 
 
 j Lord, D. Depot. F. p. t. —M tnchester k Lawrence R. R.; Stage from 
 Chester daily. W.p. —small. 
 
 EAST KINGSTON—Postmaster —Joseph C. Sargent. Churches — 
 Moth., James M. Sanborn. Merchants —Joseph C. Sargent, boots and 
 shoes; John S, Clark, dry goods and grocerie'f. Manufacturers —Jas, 
 M. Sanborn & Co., leather; H. L. Rowell, G. F. Rowell, boots and 
 shoes ; Harry Downing. Elbridge Webster, Jacob H. Morse k Brother, j 
 lumber. W.p. —Plenty of water for six months’use. j 
 
 EPPING — Postmasters —George E. Lawrence ;-W. X. Dow, West j 
 
 E. Attorney —H. F. Hopkins. Physicians —II. B. Burnham, Nathan- j 
 iel Batchelder. Churches —Cong., Josiah 11. Stearns, Epis., E. H. Dow - 1 
 ning, Meth., A. R. hunt, Univ,, Nathaniel Goldsmith. Merchants — ; 
 J. H. Bartlett, boots and shoes; Daniel Stickney, clothing; Geo. E. ; 
 Lawrence, drugs and medicines: W. N. Dow, general a-sortment; 
 W. H. Johnson, J. H. Pike W. R. Bunker. W, N, Dow. groceries ; Da-|' 
 vid Stickney, hats and caps; Miss L, A. Webb, millinery goods. Man¬ 
 ufacturers —Francis Ham, furniture and coffins; J. H. Bartlett, 
 leatltyr; William F. Lawrence, organs, melodeoiis, pianos &c.; John 
 Billson, pipe organs and pianos ; D. Stickney. tailor and furnishing 
 
 goods;' R. W Smith, H. F. Hoit,-J. E. Prescott, shoes ; James 
 
 Prescott & Son. woolen goods; E. K. Pearson, George Radford.hosiery. 
 Hotels —R. L. Chapman,-W. R. Bunker, Pawtuckaway. F.p.t. — i 
 
 P. and C. R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 ENETER — Postmaster —Wm. B. Morrill. Attorneys —Amos Tuck, 
 Gilman Marston, Wra. W. Stickney, Nathaniel Gordon, Alvah Wood, 
 Charles H. Bell, J. Warren Towde, Andrew Wiggin, Thomas Leavitt, 
 
 I Hendrick D. Batchelder, Josei)h F. Wiggin, John J. Bell, Charles U. 
 
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 99 
 
 Bell. J*hysicta7ts —IVin. Perry, AlLert Carroll, I\ in. (t. Perry, Sam’^ 
 
 Perliain, A. li. Varney, D. W. Corliain, Ezra Bartlett. VerdisU —M. IV* 
 Pray, Charles li. Gerrish, J. K. S. Pray. Churches —Cal. Bap., Noah 
 
 Hooper, Charles 
 First Cong., 
 
 Copp; Second Adv., 
 Unita., 
 
 Newhall; Cath.,-Flgan 
 
 Free Bap., 
 
 Epis., S. P. Parker 
 M<!th., Henry B 
 
 -; Second Cong., John VV. Chickering, jr., 
 
 —. Literary Jnstitidious — Phillips Exeter 
 .Academy, Gideon L. Soule, prin.; KoOinson Female Seminary, Eben ; 
 
 S. Stearns, prin. Merchants —J. P. Elkins & Co., auction and commis¬ 
 sion ; Geo. E. Lane, books and stationeiy ; Geo. F. Stacy. Henry Dow 
 & Co., T. E. Fitiehl, Fkirle k Cutts, J. M. Towle, John H. Brown, Thos. 
 Gadd, boots and shoe.s ; N. A. Sliute, stock and Thomas Leavitt, real 
 estate brokers; Earle k Cutts, Robert C. Thompson, J. P. Elkins 
 Robert Carter, clothing; J. W. Gale, Geo. C. Lyford, S. H. Piper A 
 Sous, Win. Graves, J. P. Elkins & Co., Geo. Janvrin, dry goods; F. M. 
 Carroll, Chus. A. Merrill, (jeorge W. Dearborn, A. Carn-ll, drugs and | 
 medicines; Chos. IV. Colbath, Ammi K. IViggiu, furniture; IVilliam 
 Currier, Luke C. Langley, Lane & Co., C. A. Merrill, fancy goods, <tc.; 
 
 L. G. Prescott, flour and grain; A. H. IVeeks, N. IVeeks, jr., John S. !| 
 Rowell, Geo. .Janvrin, Thomas Conner, H. P. Harris, Gilman k Cram,i| 
 Elliott k Dudley, Oliver Lane, Josiah Smith, Porter k Thing, N. B. Col¬ 
 lins, groceries ; Joshua Getchell, Kelley & Gardner, hardware; Abner 
 Merrill k Sons, Robert Carter, J. P. Elkins A Co., h.its and caps; IVm. 
 
 B. Morrill, jewelry ; E. 0. Loveriug, lime, lumber, Ac; A. IV. Darling, 
 Elizabeth Gilman, E. K. Litch, C. E. k. A. IV. Brown, Mar}* D. Colket, | | 
 L. A. Graves. R. A- Tilton & Co., Jacob R. Pettingill, millinery; IVm. 
 
 N. Hobbs, photographs; C. C. A, G. IV. Spring, ( B. k M. passenger 
 station, all trains st(»p ten minutes), F. H. Hervey, Chas. E- Folsom,]I 
 
 T. 11. Jackman, S. F. Emerson, refreshment rooms; Joshua Getchell, ‘I 
 .Jacob Carlisle, stoves, tin and wooden ware: Flbeu T. Garland, Chas. 
 Haley, Daniel Sanborn, provisions; J. L. Barbadoes, upholsterer; Ab-j 
 ner Merrill k Sons, J. F. Moses k Son, Luke Julian, wool. Manvjac- 
 turers —Davis Brother.s, bakers; Exeter MTg. Co., Hervey Kent, 
 agent, cotton; 1. S. k S. A. Brown, carriage hubs; Exeter Machhit 
 IV orks, IVilliam Burlingame, proprietor, machinery; Eben Folsom k 
 Co., gas-fl,\ture.s and bra.s3 work; Exeter Iron Foundery. iron castings;'] 
 G. VV .‘IViggiu k Co., brick ai^d drain tile ; Edwin R. Litch, hoop skirts 
 B. M. Tilton, Kellogg k Fleming, David Springer, harnesses; Joshua]' 
 Getchell, IVillard Russell, Flagg Brothers, paper; Exeter Gas Idght 
 Co., IVm. B. Morrill, treasurer, gas; Smith k Folsom, Jacob Carlisle, 
 L. G. Prescott, lumber; Head k Jewell, Joseph C. Safiord, N. M. Jew-j 
 ell, E. G. Robinson, James Ellison, Darling k Clark, Daniel Melcher, 
 carriiiges ; Chas. F. Greeley, T. R. Davis, marble works; Asa L<imsou. 
 earthern ware; D. M. Quiinby, E. F. Couant, W’atchmakers. Hotels — I 
 Squam.-'Cott House, A. P. Bluke; Hoyt's Hotel, T. B. Hoyt; American!' 
 House, Levi G. Towle. Lieery Stables —Chas. D. Towle, A. P. Blake, 
 Levi G. Towle. Exeter luis a Town Librajiy containing upwards of 
 4000 volumes; an organization of the Young Mens’ Christian Associa-j 
 tion ; an active Home .Mission, the object of which is the reclamation 
 
 ;of children from theevil influences of the streets and their instruction 
 • in the i»riuciph*s of Chri.stianity ; a Lodge of Good Templars; a flour-] 
 ishiug M.ujonic Lodge and a Horticultural Society. F. p. t. —The Bos¬ 
 ton k Maine R. R. j'asses through the village, and there is a daily 
 mail stage from and to Newbur 3 *port, Mass. W. p. —E.xcter river i 
 af'ord.t several valuable water pri\ileges, theio being usually an abun¬ 
 dant supply of water exc*-pt in tlry times. From the head (t^ tide 
 w’ater the river is called “ Squamscott.” its ancient Indian name; from 
 thence to its source it h usuallv known as ‘‘ Exeter river.” 
 
100 BUSINESS BIRECTOEY. 
 
 FREMONT — Pofitma^ter —Isaiah L, Robinson. Church —Bap. f. w. 
 John Marsh; Meth. sup. by A R. Lunt. Merchants —Isaiah L. Rob¬ 
 inson & Son, Perley C. Robinson, Jeremiah Bentielcl, general assort¬ 
 ment. Manufacturers —Jas. Martin & Co., leather; J. W liittier, Ezra! 
 Currier, John M. Brown, lumber; John Whittier, George Iloyt, boxes;'; 
 Andrew J. Brown k Co., guns; Isaiah L. Robinson & Son, carriages^ 
 and harnesses ; Jona. A. Robinson, wheels and spokes. F. p. t. —Free-' 
 mont is 5 miles from Raymond Depot, 3^ from West Eppmg, 8 from' 
 East Kingston ; Taylor’s Express runs from Exeter to ireemont via.' 
 Brentwood and back three times a week. W. p. —enough for 4 saw-l 
 mills, a grist-mill. 2 shingle machines, <fec. j 
 
 GOSPORT — Postmaster —L. B. Caswell. Physician and Clergyman 
 —Meth., George Beebe. Hotel —Atlantic, L. B. Ciisweli. 
 
 GREENLAND — Attorney — J S. li. Frink. Physicians —G. C. 
 Clougn, Geo. GUell. Churches —Cong., Edward Kobie; Meth., Mr. 
 Bryant. Merchants —Geo. E. Brackett, John E Holmes, Jas. P. Pack¬ 
 er, books, stationery and groceries; George E. Brackett, boots, shoes, 
 drugs, laiiCj goods, «fcc. llotel ana Livery stable —George E. Brackett. 
 
 F. p. t. —R. R, W. p. —two mills. 
 
 Jd AMP STEAD — Fostmasters —Rufus C. Smith ;-John D. Ord- 
 
 way, West 11. Physicians —Josiah C. Eastman, Charles S. Boynton, 
 hot. Churches —Cong., T. C. Pratt; Meth., Ezekiel W. Stickuey. 
 
 Merchants —R. C. Sinicn, 11. B. Carter;-11. B. Carter, West 11., gen¬ 
 
 eral assortment; Mrs. E. M. Locke, millinery. Manufacturers — 
 Smith, Brickett k Co., boots and siioes; F. A. Pike, Triatram Little,! 
 lumber ; C. S. Boynton, mittens and hose. F. p. t. —Stage. IF. p .—j 
 good. I 
 
 HAMPTON — Postmaster —Jonathan T. Moulton. Physicians — 
 William T. Merrill. Churches —Bap., f. w., DeWitt C. Durgin; Meth.. 
 
 G. U . Ruland. Literary Institution —Hampton Academy. Merchants 
 
 —John J. Leavitt, Geo. W. Lane k Co., A. 1). Brown, J. A. Dearborn, 
 general assortment. Manufacturers —S. C. Lamprey k Co., A. S. Col¬ 
 lin, lumber; S. B. Coffin, snnigies ;-Jouath<in Piiiibrick, shingles; 
 
 North H. Hotels —Boars Head and Granite (Beach;, S. 11. Dumas; 
 
 I Ocean House, Philip ieaton ; Conch, J. IS. Conch k iimi; Eagle, J. B. 
 Oliver; Union House, ;;niith k Whittier. Livery stable —smith k 
 Whittier. F. p. t. —Hampton is on the hne of the Eastern R. R.; 3 
 lines of coaches from the Depot to the Beach; also 2 stage lines from 
 tne Beach to Exeter during tiie Beach season, with the Atlantic Ocean 
 on the East, and boats ol all kinds to take passengers or freight to 
 any part of the world. W.p. —little. 
 
 HAMPTON FALLS — Postmastei —Enoch J. Tilton. Physician — 
 
 Charles 11. iSanborn. Cnurches —Cal. Bail.,-Chris. Bap.,- 
 
 Unita.,- Merchants —Enoch Tilton, J. W . Green, John L. Perkins, 
 
 groceries and general assortment. Manufacturer —Geo. D. Dodge,| 
 cotion batting. F.p. t. —R. R. VWp. —good. 
 
 KENElNGTON—Postmaster —Geo. Blake. Churches—Con^., Eras¬ 
 mus D. Eldridge; Chris., David L. Murray ; Univ., 'iheodore i^. Dean. 
 Merchants —Francis Hilliard, George Blake, groceries, liardware ana 
 general assortment. Manufacturers —Jona. Tuck, leather; Joseph 
 Poor, lumber. F.p. i. —stanes. W.p. —little. 
 
 KINGtS'l ON — Postmasters —Luther D. Peaslee;-Gideon Webster. 
 
 Soutn K. Attorney —William C. Patten. Puysicians —Thomas Bassett, 
 George W . iSanborn. Churches —Cong., Solomon Bixby; Metn. E., 
 Warren Osgood. Literary Institutian —Kingston Academy, Jame.-? 
 Burniiam, prin. Merchants —L. D. Peaslee, Charles B. Claik, L. r. 
 Sanborn, groceries and general assortment. Manufacturers —Amos 
 
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ROGKINGHAM COGNTY. 101 
 
 C. Chase, L. F. Sanborn, D. & M. L. Fowle, B. D. Cilley, carriageG; 
 J. Warren Sanborn, leather; S. L. Blaisdell, S. S. Peaslee, J. Page, 
 J. Webster, jr., J. W. Sant)orn, J. M. Sanborn, lumber. Hotels —Towles 
 Hotel, Darius Towles ; Union House, E. A. Ham. F. p. t. —R. R. W.p. 
 —medium. 
 
 LONDONDERRY—Postmasters —Arley Plumer; John Haynes, 
 
 North L.;-Warren Richardson, Wilson’s Crossing. Physicians — 
 
 j William J. Campbell, John Haynes. Churches— -Meth., 
 
 I -Pres., William House. Merchants —Arlej' Plumer, Warren Rich- 
 
 jard.son, Wilson Crosby, Hardy & Pillsbury, general assorment. Man¬ 
 ufacturers —Wm. S. Pillsbury. Warren Richardson, George McGregor ; 
 boots and shoes ; Charles Goodwin, carriages ; William P. Richarbson,^ 
 I lumber. F. p. t. —Mancherter and Lawrence R. R. 
 
 I NEWCASTLE — Postmaster —Howard M. Curtis. Physician —Wm. 
 
 ! H. Smart. Churches —Cong., Lucius Alden ; First Chris., Samuel 
 ' Hoyt. Merchants —Howard M. Curtis, Theodore W. Frost, general 
 assortment; Russell k Odion, coal, lumber, and wood. Hotel —Island 
 House, Eben Clark. 
 
 NEWINGTON — Postmaster —William H. DeRochemont. Physi¬ 
 cian —Cyrus Frink. Churches —Adv., Samuel Hoyt; Cong., Franklin 
 1 Davis. Merchant —Louis L. DeRochemont. IP. p. —little, 
 j NEWMARKET — Postmaster —.Jonathan F. Garland. Attorneys — 
 
 I William B. Small, Aaron L. Mellows. Physicians —George W. Kit- 
 j tredge, J.Low Elkins, Sam'l 11. Greene; Moses D. Richardson, Thomp. 
 
 \ Dentists —M. W. Pray, George H. Pitman. Churches —Bap., f. w'., 
 i J. A. Lowell; Cong., Isaac C. White; Meth., 0. H. Call: R. Cath., 
 
 ! -O’Brien. Merchants —J. Low Elkins, G. L. Dearborn, P. W. Te 
 
 ! ney, books and stationery; J. L. Boardman, George W. French, Oliverj 
 i Knowlton, Nathaniel Willey, boots and shoes; Benj. F. Haley, C. T. 
 j Doe k Co., clothing; Benj. F. Haley, Timothy Murray, C. V. Doe k Co., 
 C. B. Mather, dry goods ; J. Low Elkins. George 1.. Dearborn, S. H. 
 Greene & Co., drugs and medicines ; P. W. Tenney, J. Low Elkins, 
 George L. Dearborn, S. H. Green k Co., W. W. Stackpole, fancy goods! 
 and notions; Turber k Davis, Charles S. Stackpole, E. A. Stiles, Levij 
 J. Priest, general assortment; Leavitt k Richardson, J. S. k E. Ben-j 
 nett, N. H. Hai’vey, T. k J. Mitchell, Mather k Lane, George M. Dcar-j 
 I born, L. F. Hanson, Samuel French, Warren Gerry, George K. Smart,! 
 jj. F. Garland, groceries; J. S. k E. Bennett, hardware; William W. 
 
 I Stackpole, Benj, F. Hale}', hats and caps ; George M. Tewksbury, jew- 
 ; elry; M. S. Badger, M. A, Wood, S. A. k L. D. Walker, millinery goods. 
 
 I Manufacturers —Newmarket Manufacturing Co., cotton batting, Wash- 
 j ington Haines; Nathaniel Robinson, leather; .7. S. k E. Bennett, 
 j Smart k Burnham, lumber. Hotels —Washington House. H. H. Smith;! 
 j Newmarket Hotel. B. F. Tuttle. Livery stables —J. W. Wiggin k Co.. 
 John W. Smart, George W. French, Henry H. Smith. F. p. t. —Bos¬ 
 ton and Maine R. R, runs through this village; stage through S. Not-j 
 tingham, Northwood, Epsom, Chichester to Concord three times a 
 week and back. W. p. —plenty. 
 
 NEWTON — Postmasters —Michael F, Hoitt:-Lyman N.Davis, N. 
 
 Depot. Physician —Jonathan G. Gale. Churches —Bap., Amasa Brown;! 
 Chris., Rev. N. Dav; Meth., Ebenezer Peaslee Merchants —Williaml 
 
 ; W. Wilder, Sylvester B. Roavc, C. F. Prossoy, groceries;-Williiinv 
 
 W. Boswell, N. Depot ; Mary S. Hayford, millinery g^'ods ;-Rowell 
 
 k Bartlett, lumber, steam mills, N. Depot. Hotels —Travelers HoireJ 
 
 George M. Hoitt;-Samuel Busker, N. Depot. Livery stable —Geo.| 
 
 W. Iloitt. F. p. t. —R. R. and Express. W. p. —enough for a saw¬ 
 mill, W. L. Bartlett. 
 
102 BQSINESS DIRECToIir. 
 
 NORTH HAMPTON—Poiitma^ter —Jolin Batchelder, jr. Physi- 
 ■cians — Moses L. Hobbs, Joseph M’. Odell. Cjurchca—nap., S. T. llid- 
 lon; Cong., Thomas N. Haines. Merchants —Nath'l Batclielder, Smith] 
 Brothers, general assortment. Livery stable —Cliailes E. Batchelder. 
 
 NORTH WOOD — Postmasters —J. P. Lancaster, N. Narr()ws ;- 
 
 E. E. Cogswell, N. Center:-Orin A. Hoitt, East N. Physicians — 
 
 Thomas Tuttle, C. W. Hanson. Churches —Bap., f. w,, J. E. Ilapd ; 
 Bap., c., Proctor Favor; Cong., Rev. E. C. Cogswell. Literary Insti¬ 
 tutions —Northwood Seminary;-Northwood Academy, E. 0. Cogs¬ 
 
 well, N. Center. Merchants —J. S. Trickey, J. P. Lancaster, J. G. 
 Mead, C. Knowles, Orin A. Hoitt, L. W. Kimhall, general assortment: 
 Henry L. Carter, millinery goods. Manufacturers —Pillsbnry Brothers, 
 boots and shoes. Hotel —B. J. Freeze, B. J. Demeritt. F. p. t. —stages, j 
 W. p. —abundant. j 
 
 NOTTINGHAM — Postmasters —John H. Chesle 3 ';-Samuel S.j 
 
 Dame, West N.;-Benjamin W. Crawlord, N. Turnpike. Physicians \ 
 
 —David H. Watson, eclec.; James Willey, Thomp.; George A. Grace,! 
 
 dentist. Churches —Bap. f. w., William Rogers;-Adv., George j 
 
 Randall, West N. Merchants —H. W. Bartlett;-Joseph Demeritt | 
 
 & Co., Demeritt & Colcord, West N., all general assortment; Oliver! 
 B. Tuttle, groceries, West N. Manufacturers —John Hills & Son, 
 leather; Parker Brothers, B. M. Folsom & Co.. Newmarket M.fgCo., 
 Harve}’ Brothers, lumber; David Marsh, clapbo;irds and shingles. 
 Hotels —St. Charles, Charles 0. Smith : Rockingliam House, Joseph 
 L. Langiej'. F. p.t. —Newmarket & Concord St:»ge. IF. p. —New-1 
 market Mfg Co. have two very large reservoirs, containing 2800 acres.! 
 
 PLAISTOW- — Postmaster —Amos C. Clement. Attorney —William] 
 H. Hills. Physician —Nathaniel K. Kelley". Churches —Bap., Alfred j 
 Colburn; Cong., Iloiner Barrows, p. o., Atkinson Depot. Merchants —j 
 James G. George, Amos C. Clement, Peash^e & Cummings, groceries. 
 Manufacturers —John N. Sleeper, B. F, Hall, boots and shoes; Plais- 
 tow Brick Co., steam power, Pollard & Clement, Lamprej' k M'eLh, 
 Hall & Chene 3 % Levi B. Tucker, George Denvucour, Samuel H. Hill, 
 Ganel & Garvin, bricks; John N. Sleeper, Daniel Peaslee. Isaac H. 
 Pollard, lumber. Hotel and Livery stable —Union House, William II. 
 Brj'ant. F. p. t. —Boston & Maine R. R. W. p. —good. | 
 
 PORTSMOUTH — Postmaster —E. G. Pierce, jr. Attorneys —A. W. i 
 Haven, W. H. Y. Hackett, Lore^" Odell, Albert H. Hatch, Wm. H. Rol-| 
 lins, William H. Hackett, Sanrl H. Goodall, John S. 11. Frink, J. Ham-1 
 ilton Shapel.\, George E. Ilodgdon, Calvin Page, James H. Butler, A. F.j 
 Howard. Physicians —John ll.Boardman. B. W. Curtis, N. L. Folsom, | 
 James R. May, N. B. Colman, Brainard Dearborn, J. C. Hall, John W.; 
 Parsons, William Laighton ; Adams Perr}', eclec.; Samuel Baker, G.G.| 
 Brewster, N L. Folsom, E. B. Goodall, J. ML Fray, E. S. Ryder, A. P.j 
 Stevens, dentists. (Jhurches —Adv., Jo.-^eph W". MJiile; Bap.. ML H. A1-, 
 den; Bap. L, Lot L. Harmon; Chris., C. P. Smith; Cong. T., George M. 
 Adams; Epis., Rufus W.Clark, jr.; Meth., Hiram L. Kelsey : Unit., Jas. 
 
 De Normandie; Univ.,-. Merchants — Goodwin, Sweetser k 
 
 Co., agricultural; James Barton, artists’ materials; Batchelder & 
 Co., Joseph 11. Foster, James H. Head. M’illiaai B. Lowd, .lames F.j 
 Shores, jr., books and stationery, J. C. Carr & Co.. Hill k Carr, John] 
 Kelley, Alfred Stavers, Joseph Pettigrew, boots and shot's ; F. ML Rog¬ 
 ers, brick, coal and wood; Batchelder k Co., canned fruits, cigars and i 
 tobacco; Wilbur I. Trafton, clocks and watches; Benjamin Clieover.i 
 Charles \V'. Gerrish, Ephraim Green. Morris Kctchb'r. E. Leven & Co.,; 
 John ML Moses, C. E. Myers k Co., Cha.^. E. Shedd. MLlliam P. M'ulker, i 
 clothing; Roberts & Co.. Russell k Odion, E. F. Sise k Co., Daniel H. j 
 Spinney, James H. Thompson, Geo. M". Tucker, John MLdker, coal & f 
 
Buckingham ccuntt. 103 
 
 jvvood; M. Betton & Co., Ch^irles Rolnnson & So», S. L. Rii.sgrll, II. F. 
 Wendell, commission merchants; Charles W. Carter, Joseph K. Du-j 
 pray, Foster & Burle}', S. Gilbert, Edward W. Hilton, Frank W, Rice,' 
 John L. Rice, George Taylor, F. Moses, Benj. Whitcomb, confectionery ' 
 
 I and fruits; N. F. Mathes & Co., Alfred Stavers, crockery and gla^s 
 ware; David Kimball, William R. Preston, Joseph H. Thatcher, (3; 
 stores), drugs; James H. Dow, Howard N. Dunyon, George French, | 
 
 1 Joseph A. Grace, George Henderson, W. N. Illsley, Hartley M. Ma<on, ! 
 
 ' C H Mendum & Co., J. S. Pfeiffer, S. H. Sims & Co., C. L. Tidd & Co., : 
 
 I Thomas Tredick, L. Blumauer & Co., H. Shaw & Co., Lizzie D. Tripj), ! 
 'Wm. W. Henderson & Co., dry goods; Thomas Murphj’, dye house;; 
 
 ; John T. French, B. F. Webster, doors, blinds and saahes; Christian 
 Johnson, Willie Randall & Caswell, fish; Joseph Bunning, S. H. 
 :Goodall, florists; Jo.shua Brooks, Neil, Tarlton & Co., Charles 
 ‘ Robinson & Son, flour and grain; E. M. Brown & Co., Charles J. ! 
 Colcord, &\muel M. Dockum, Alfred T. Joy, T. J. Sheldon, furniture; i 
 : John Stokell, M. H. Tilton, A. Tucker & Son, Richard Walden, Isa;ic 
 'Wallace, William Ward, John H. Wells, Leonard Akerman, Alton 
 j Bros., Andrew Anderson, Franklin Ayers, Benjamin Carter, Jr., Chapin , 
 & Yeaton, Samuel Donnell, William Downs & Son, Ferguson & Frye,' 
 Thonias Gammon, H. L. Garrett, H. F. Gerrish, John Hodgdon, 2d., 
 Samuel G. Hooper, James Junkins, Charles E. Leighton & Sou, Samuel , 
 W. Moses. Jphn Nutter, R. K. Oxford, Albert A. Payne, John Rider Sc • 
 Son, F. W. Rogers, John Senter, John H. Slater, agent, Butler & I 
 ; Laighton, C. W. Gardner, agent, Thacher Emery, N, F. Mathes & Co., 
 i I^aFayette Laighton, Oxford & Johnston, Wm. A. Peirce, A. Showe & ■ 
 Co., Henry ?I. Clark, John Conlon & Co., S. W. Huntress, J. A. Lam-' 
 j prey & Co., Benjamin Norton, Newton & Co., groceries; John H. Bailey, | 
 
 ! William Tarlton, George T. Taughan, A. Q. Wendell & Sou, hardware; i 
 I James Larrabee & Sons, John S. Tilton, harnesses; F. E. Dearborn, N. | 
 
 , K. Walker A Sou, hats and caps; Perkins, ice; Thomas S.Coffin, Wm. | 
 j Day, William L. Dwight, William D. Fernald, Ichabod Goodwin, Wm.; 
 iJone.> & Son. Alexander H. Ladd. Henry 11. Ladd, William F. Parrott, : 
 
 ! Ichabod Rollins, Joseph Sise, E. F. Sise & Co., J. M. Tredick, importers: j 
 ' John P. Lyman, Spalding & Parrott, iron and steel; J. C. Carr & Co., 
 Hill A Carr leather and findings; Samuel Adams & Co., Roberts & 
 Jones, lime, sand, cement; Samuel Adams & Co., Thomas E. Call, Rus- 
 i sell A Odion, lumber ; Rebecca E. Call, Mrs. Ira B. Fonda, Misses Hills, 
 
 ' Sarah E. Pray, Miss A. P. Rolunson, C. N. Shaw & Co., A. F. Tarlton & . 
 Co., E. L. Tuckerman, millinery; Joseph H. Foster, James H. Head, 
 
 D. H. Montgomery. E, A. Joy', music and musical instruments ; John 
 H. Bailey & Co., Elisha Tripp, A. Q. Wendell & Son, George F. Vaughan, 
 
 1 paints and gla.ss; D. n. Montgomery, Janies Barton, Davis Bros , pic¬ 
 ture frames ; H, M. Clark, Ferguson & Frye, H. L. Garreit, J. W. Grant, ■ 
 VV. Horn, Laighton A Mugridge, J. A, Lamprey A Co., Lane A IL rts- 1 
 Shorn. J. Stokell A Co., S. W, Webber A Co., provisions; L. M. Leigh-, 
 ton. William Tarlton, George T. Vaughan, shipchandlers; Albert J.;, 
 > Badger, U. Blaisdell, J. L. 0. Coin. True W. Jones, Fk A. St«ven.s, 
 
 ! stoves and tin ware; Davis Bros,, stereoscopic views; Benj. Cheever. ; 
 Charles W. Gerrish, J. E. Ham A Co., Morris Kichler, John W. Musfctv ' 
 jC. E. Myers A Co , William P. Walker, tailors; Batcholder A Co.. Jos. ! 
 i H. Foster, James H. Head, James F, Shores, jr., toys and fancy goods ; [ 
 Thoma.s F. Burtt, F. W. Ham, Henry IT. Ham, G. F. Melcher, W. J.| 
 Traft<m, watches and jewtdry ; Elisha Tripp, window shades. 3/un^ j 
 facturers —William Martin. Thoma.s Odion, block makers; Samuel ai 
 Green, Stevenson A Pettigrew. Tobey A Littlefield, bt»at builders; Jos', s 
 Parry, George W. Plumer, George Rice, Charles F. Vaughan, bakersj;| 
 
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 ilO-i TSUSINESS DIEECTOEY. 
 
 I ___ 
 
 illiam Lowd, Eiig^e Reistle, bookbinders; Thomas S. Nowell, J. C. 
 'Carr & Co., Hill & Carr, boots and shoes: M. Fi.sher & Co.. F. Jones. 
 
 I brewers; N. D. Miller, Kinnoar & Watkins, lirass founders; E. M. 
 i Brown & Co., Charles J. Colcord, Samuel M. Dockum, Geo. W. Jenness, 
 j Alfred S. Joy, cabinet furniture ; A. J. Beck, Sylvanus S. Edge"Iy, G. i 
 ! J. Greenleaf, Timothy A. Tucker, George M. Huntress, G. B. & S. W.j 
 Came, C. W. Smith, carriages: Sanborn &. Lane, S. G. Woodworth,; 
 i cigars ; Hall Tarnell, Joseph Walton, coopers; Kear.sarge Mills, cotton ■ 
 ■goods: S. B. Johnson, cutler; Peter Nelson, distiller; J. C. Steele,! 
 extension tables; A, L. Rand, Wendell & Moses, grist mills; E. A.' 
 Stevens, gas fitter; John F. Shillaber, gunsmith; A. Wilson A Co., j 
 I hackles; James Larrabee & Son.s, King J. Strong, harnesses; William i 
 iCarllidge, jr., Jarvis &, Bro., Thomas Wardwell. hosiery.; Joseph L I 
 Ross, iron founder; Albert A. Fernald, lumber; Silas Philbrick, John} 
 S. Treat, marble w’orkers; William R. M.trtin, Thomas Odion, masts! 
 jand spars: Critchley & Whalley, machinists; E. Reistle, paper boxes;; 
 Pierce & Wiggin, plows; Wafton Bros., patent grapples and anchors;! 
 j A. K. Bearing, rigger; J. R. Holbrook, C. Walker, sailinakers : Win. F. j 
 Fernald. Daniel Marcy, Prior & Piumer, Tobey & Littlefield, ship build - 1 
 iers; J. Knowlton & Co., Jame.s W. Raitt, Benj. F. Rice, Trafton Bros.,! 
 
 • shipsmiths; Frazer & Green. Luther A. Hurd, stucco worker.s; A. F.i 
 : Davis & Co., slippers; Moses H. Goodrich, leather; John R. Holbrook,] 
 
 ; tents and awnings. Hotels —Franklin House. W. E. Hadley & Co., Jef-i 
 ferson House, M. Cunningham; Kearsarge House, James E. Dennett ;; 
 
 : National Hotel, Joseph C. Perkins; Piscataqua House, Thomas B.! 
 ‘Gammon; Rockingham House, W. E. Hadley & Co. Lixery stables — j 
 ; A. L. Bennett, Woodbur}* Locke, C. H. Sides .S; Co., Stoddard <S:Co.: 
 F.p.t. —R.R. W. p. —limited, ' 
 
 RAYMOXD — Postmaster —John Locke. Attorney —E. B Hazzen. I 
 Physician —True M. Gould. Churches —Bap., f., Thomas Robie, Joseph ' 
 Fullonton; Cong., E. D. Chapman; Meth., E. Smith. Literary Insti-\ 
 
 ' tutinn —Raymond High School, E. B. Hazzen. Merchants —Blake A ] 
 ' Ladd, books and stationery ; J. S. Jame.s. boots, shoes, cloth ng, hats! 
 and caps; Nellie M. Smith, dry goods; Pecker & Leach, fancy goods;: 
 
 ; H. Higley, general assortment; S. Poor, Blake & Ladd, Tufts A Son,; 
 j H. Higley, groceries; W. H. Bailej', hardware; Samuel S. Smart, jew-! 
 ’ elry ; Pecker A Leach, A. B. Smith, millinery. Manufacturers —W. B. i 
 Blake, leather; Garland A Grifiin, J. D. Brown. E. Nutter A Co., lum- 
 .ber; H. Higly, woolen. Hotel and Livery stable — S. 0. Wheeler, I 
 1^. t .—Concord A Portsmouth R, R. W. p. —abundant. j 
 
 j RYE — Postmaster —Jonathan T. Walker, Physician —Warren Par-; 
 Isons. Churches —Cong., Giles Leach ; Chris., James L. Pierce : Meth.,* 
 
 -Leland. Merchants —Thomas J. Parsons, l^oks and stationery:! 
 
 •Thomas J. Parsons, Jedediah Rand, William E. A Simon L. Chesley ! 
 jjerorce J. Fessenden, general assortment. Hotels —Ocean House, Job’ 
 jJennes.s A Son; Farragut House, Mrs. J. C. Philbrick A Son; Saga - 1 
 imore House, Janies and George Pierce: Ocean View, George G. Lou- 1 
 gee; Washington House, John E. Leavitt: Surf Hou.se, Michael! 
 ! Cunningham; Franklin House, Thomas H. Philbrick. Livery stable', 
 —Edward H Balch. F.p.t. —stages. W.p. —little. j 
 
 SALEM — Postmasters — George C. Gordon;-Joel C. Carey, S. 
 
 Depot;-Levi Taylor, North S. Physicians —Benj. E. Woodman,! 
 
 iC. Talbot. Churches —Bap.,-; Cong.,-; Meth., T. L. Hood.i 
 
 N. M. Bailey;-J. A. Steele, North S, Merchants —J. A. Tray. S. 
 
 Depot;-George C. Gordon, John C. Ewens, A. Page. Taylor A Hill, 
 
 i North S. Manufacturers —J. R. A B. R. Wheeler, Maxwell A Ayer. 
 P. C. Hall, shoes, S. Depot; Wheeler, Austin A Ta 3 'lor, woolens, 
 
 : North S. Hotel —Salem, Ezra A. Robinson. F. p. t —R. R. 
 
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 SA NDO iriV"— Postmaster — Gcorce Sanborn. Chi/rch —Meth. Epis. 
 
 A R Lnnt,-Hayes, sup. Merchants —Alva S. Sanborn. Andrew J. 
 
 Goorjre. general assortment. Manufacturers —Leonard L. Hook, Jas. 
 
 1 Hankins, Moore & Pressey, lumber. F. p.t. —two stages run from 
 ! Saadown to Haverhill twice a week ; mail route from Chester to Exe.- 
 ter pa-sses through the town. W.p —abundant,—5 saw-mills, 2 grist¬ 
 mills. 2 shingle-mills, several box factories. 
 
 I SEA BROOK — Postmistress —Mrs, Lucinda Brown. Physicians — 
 Jonathan Dearborn, William Hewes. Churches —Adv., John C. Smith ; i 
 I Bap., cal.. Nathaniel Colby; Cong., Albert B. Peabody ; Friend, Ed- I 
 ! waid Gove; Meth., William Hewes; Cong., William A. Rand, South 
 1 S. Literary histitution —Dearborn Academy, M. C. Patten, precep. 
 
 ! Merchants —Abbott A. Locke & Co., John W. Locke, boots and shoes: 
 
 I Abbott A. Locke k Co., dry goods: Charles Fogg, Bryan Eaton, Syl- 
 Ivester Brown, Abbott A. Locke k Co., .lohn W. Locke, John D. Locke, 
 John N. Brown, groceries: George A. Ware, lumber. Hotel —Wash¬ 
 ington House. A. Wall. F. p. t. —Eastern R. R. W.p. —little, 
 
 SOUTH HAMPTON—Postmaster— White. rhy.ncians—\ 
 Miss Alfred Jewell, clairvoyant physician. Churcti —Bap., cal., James I 
 Searle. Literary Institution —Barnard School, John II. Allen, j)rin. i 
 Merchant —Phillips White. Manufacturers —John 0. P. Clitford, boots ] 
 and sin es; Ba ley k Jewell, ])ailH and tubs; A S. Jew'ell, soaps. Ho- | 
 |b;Z—Central House, Oilman Iloyt, Livery stable —William Downing, j 
 1 Jr. p. —abundant. | 
 
 j SOUTH NEWMARKET — Postmaster —Albert Field. Physician-r- \ 
 
 i Albert H. Varney. Church —Cong., Joseph Bartlett: Cath., r.; - | 
 
 Meth., David W. Downs. Merchants —.^lliert Field. Philbrick k Han- 1 
 son, Daniel C. Wiggin, Frank TilPon, general assortment Manufac- 
 \turer —Sant’l Neal, lumber. Hote.U —Shute House, C.E. Smith; Elm 
 ' House, A. M Wiggin. Livery stable. —Charles E, Smith F.p. t. —R. R. 
 
 1 STRATH.A M — Postmaster —Joseph S. Staples. Attorney —.\ndi ew 
 I Wiggin. Physician —George H. Odell. Churches —Cong., George W. 
 j Thompson. Merchant —Joseph S. Staples, groceries. F. p. t. —II. R. 
 jr 7 ?.—little. I 
 
 WINDHAM — Postmasters —Francis Bartley;-Edward Titcomb. ! 
 
 j West W.: -R. B. Jackson, Fessenden Mills. Physician —Simeon' 
 
 I D. York, Fessenden Mills. Church —Pres., Joseph Lanman. Merchants \ 
 I Anderson Bros , W. Depot, boots and shoes; Francis Bartley, general i 
 
 I assortment:-John A. Nichols, West W,;-Edw'in N. Stickney, 
 
 j grocer ie.-<, W. Depot. Manufacturers —George E. Leavey, Nathaniel- 
 jl. Clark, lumber, W. Depot; James W. Bailey, Fessenden Mills, w'ool j 
 [frocking. F. p.t. —Manchester and Lawrence R. R.; stage to Lowell j 
 i regular mail line. W. p. —abundant. | 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY. j 
 
 BA BRING TON — Postmasters —Jeremiah Waterhouse;-O. W. j 
 
 I Gray, North B, Physicians —William Waterhouse; Jacob Perkins j 
 
 ■dentist;-David McDairel, North B. Churches —Bap, f. w., Jesse i 
 
 'Meade; Cong., Ezra Haskell; Meth.,-. Merchants —George F. j 
 
 ; Locke, fancy goods and notions; Gilman Hall, general assortment; 
 Hiram Waldron, Tobias R. Hall, grocerie.s. Manufacturers —William 
 H. Buzzell, J. W. Berry k Co., Sw’ain Drew k Sons. R. Cretchet, 
 i J. 0. Hayes. Hall Pierce, J. T. W. Ham k Co,, lumber. F.p. t. —Dover 
 and Pittsfield stage. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 DOVER — Postmaster —John R Varney. Attorneys —Thomas E. Saw- j 
 ! yer, Daniel M. Christie, John H. White. Richard Kimball, Charles W. i 
 'Woodman, Amasa Roberts, Samuel M. Wheeler, Joshua G. Hall, Wol.| 
 
106 BUSINESS DIRECfOHY. 
 
 cott Hamlin, Jeremiah Smith, John R. V.irney, Daniel Hall, Thomas 
 J. Smith. Physicians —Nathaniel Low, Kol'ert Thomson, Levi G. j 
 Hall, Albert G. Fenner, Jeremiah Horne, Alphonso Bickford, Thomas; 
 J \V. Pray, James M. Wheeler, Paul A. Stackpole, M. C. Lathrop, J. R. | 
 Ham; C. H. Horsch, Jason W. Drake. N. M. Payne, homo. Dentists —1 
 C. M. Murphy,. P. A. Stackpole, A. J. Young, F. B. Kimlall, C.W.Tas-i 
 
 ker. Churches —Bap. f. w., - Malvin, I. D. Stewart; Baj)., cal.,! 
 
 -Chase; Cath., J. Drummond; Epis., J. B Riclunon!]; Meth., James : 
 
 Thurston ; Ortho,.-Spaulding; Univ., Elmer Hewett,; Unit.,-.: 
 
 Literary Institutions —Dover High School, Franklin Academy, Mer- \ 
 chants —D. Lothrop & Co , E. J. Lane, J. C. Varney, books and sta- | 
 t ionery ; II. H. Brewster & Co., Palmer & Brewster, A. P. Drew, J. II. I 
 Win.slow, Levi Brown, A. Caverly, R. J. Shaw, Jona Morrill. Leavey 
 & Ricker, boots and shoes ; Lothrop & Co., J. A. Gardner, Wyatt & ■ 
 Varney, C, H. Trickey & Co., D. Foss, J. F. la-avey, A. Frazier, J. Var-j 
 ney.clothing; Morrill Bros, C.W. Wiggin, crockery; C. H. Trickey & Co., 
 W, R. Tapley, E. C. Andrews, A. W.Cotton & Co , J. Asiel, W, Stearns, ; 
 
 A. S. Tash Sc, Co., H, Haley, C. W. Thurston & Co., B. F. Nealley, dry 
 goods : T. L. Smith, C. A. Tufts, W. H. Vickery, Lothrop & Pinkhain; 
 
 B. F. Rackley, drugs and medicines: Palmer & Brewster H. H, Brews¬ 
 ter Co., J. C. Varney, fancy goods ; II. W. Danforth Sc Co., E. V. Brews¬ 
 ter, J. Meserve, S.S. Moulton,Chainl)erlin Sc Nowell, Lewis Howe, Chsis. 
 F. Ham, Alonzo Wiggin, Charles H. Crockett, Samuel Ham, A. S. Tash 
 Sc Co., II. M. Henderson, John C. Hughes, Patrick Hughes, Joseph C, 
 Hutchins. Thomas Kennedy, George G. Lowell, John C. Talker, Johnj 
 Meserve. Felix Quinn, George S. Woodman, groceries ; A. C. Chesley, | 
 Geo, F. Rollins Sc Co., Foot Sc Snell, Jeremy Perkins, liardware; Pur- i 
 inton & Ham, J. K. Purinton Sc Co.,* Sihis Moody, hats ami caps; J. G. | 
 Flagg, Mark Rand, stoves; James A. Horne, Charles E. Bacon, jew'el-' 
 
 ; ry; George L. Folsom, paints; Miss E. Hu&band, Mis.s M. Byrne,. 
 Miss Tuttle, Mr. T. P Cressey, millinery goods. Manufacturers —Davis, I 
 ! Hovey & Co., Bradle}’^ Sc Moulton, Geo, B. Wentworth. J. E. Goodwin k ■ 
 
 : Co., C. E. & S. C. Haynes, Geo. F. & I. W, Nute, . 11. Palmer, H. V. j 
 j Gould, John L. Platts, James 0. Reynolds, Tiiomas J. Spurling, Geo. 1 
 W. Tash, boots and shoes; Thonnis B, Hough, Iwiiss founder; Oochoco ' 
 Mf’g Co., cottons: Dover Iron Foumlery ; John B. Stevens, J. Maho-j 
 j ney, leather; L. Beach, jr., soap; S. II. Foye, soapstone; F. <fe A. J. 
 Sawyer, woolens. Hotels —American House, Pierce k True; NeW| 
 Hampshire House, A. Tucker, L. C. Kimball. Livery stables —W. R. j 
 Brown, John Tucker, James Clmse, W. II. Smith. F. p. i. —R.R.j 
 W. p. —medium. j 
 
 DURHAM — Postmaster —Joseph W. Coe. Attorney —J. A. Rich- 1 
 ardson. Physician —0 G. Cilley. Churches —Cong., Alvan Tobey ;; 
 
 Chris., William Spindler, Merchants —Valentine Mather, jr., G. k W. P. i 
 Frost, M. M. Flstabrook, John Mellen, general assortn:ent. Manu- '^ 
 facturers —Wm. Jenkins, leather;-T. II. Wiswall, p:'.})er, New¬ 
 
 market p. o.; S. Runlett, lumber. F.p.t. —R.R. W. p. —abundant, j 
 FARMING TON—Postmaster —Andrew J. Scruton. Attorney —Geo.j 
 N. Eastman, F. Emerson. Physicians —David T. Parker, R, B. Foss, i 
 A. C. Newell ; D. W. Edgerly, dent. Churches —Bap., f. w.. S. N. Tufts ; j 
 
 Cong.,-. Literary Institution —Farmington High School, S. G. j 
 
 Haley, prin. Merchants —Barker k Cooke, James E Fernald, books 
 and stationery: J. H. Barker & Co., clothing: David T, Parker, drugs 
 medii?ines, and fancy goods; Barker & Cooke, James E. Fernald, j 
 j John H. Barker k Co., Berry k Tapley, George M. Herring, general | 
 assortment; John k Clay, L. C. Fernald, groceries ; Fhillcr <fe Small,: 
 
 1 hardware; J. F. Safford, jewelry; Mrs. M. E. Scruton & Co., Mrs. S. 
 
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STRAFrOUD COT'NTY. 
 
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 nu/.zell, Au>j:ustii Thurston, millinery, ^^nnufacturers —E. C. Kin- 
 near, II. li. kdgerly <fe Co., Samuel II. liiizzell, J. A. Roberts, Berry & 
 Kimball, M. L. Hayes &. Co., Geo. E. Roberts, Hayes k Edgerly, C. W. 
 Nute, Alonz(' Xute, II L. Roberts k Co., Edward F. Jones, E. 0. Cur¬ 
 tis, Geo. M. Herring, Geo. A. Jones, boots and shoes. Livery Stables 
 —Charles French, Stephen Xutter, E. B. Mooney. F. p. t. —R. R. 
 IF. p. —little. 
 
 LEE — Postmasters —A. O. Cominge;-Charles II. Tuttle, Wadley's 
 
 Falls. Churches —Chris.. A. G. Comings; Bap., Cong, and Union, no 
 settled pastors. Merchants —Isaiah D. Edgerh'. general assortment; 
 .A. G. Comings, groceries. Manufacturers —Guy Gliddcn, leather; 
 John Mathes, Job Thoini)son, Charles Tuttle, lumber. F.p. t. —Bos¬ 
 ton <fe Maine R. R. at Newmarket—Stage daily. IF. jp.—superior to 
 most towns. 
 
 MADliURY—k\\ mail matter delivered at Dover P. 0., unless oth¬ 
 erwise ordered. Church —E. G. Little. F. p. t .—Boston k Maine R. R. 
 Stasre to Concord and Pittsfield every other day. IF. p. —good. 
 
 MIDDLETOX — Postmaster —.Jonathan Daniels, M. Corner. Church 
 —Bap., f. w., Seth Sawyer. Merchant —H. B. Horne, boots and shoes. 
 Manufacturers —Isaiah H. Place, Thomas C. Pike, lumber. Hotels — 
 York's Hotel, Charles Y’ork; Shapleigh's Hotel, George W. Sh.npleigh. 
 Livery stable —Shapleigh k Longer. F.p.t .—Stage twice a week to 
 Fartnington. IF. p. —enough for two lumber mills. 
 
 MILTOX — Postmasters —F.zra H. Twombly ;-Elbridge IF. Fox 
 
 M.. Mills;-John C. Plnmer. South M. Physcians —Stephen Drew- 
 
 Geo W. Peavey;-Charle E. Swa<ey, M. Mills :-Peleg B. Tra.-k 
 
 M. Ridge. Churches —Bap., f. w., Ezra Tuttle ; Cong., James Doldt; 
 
 -Cong.. Caleb Page, M. Mills. Literary histitutirms —Milton Class- | 
 
 ical Tu'^titute, .1. Sewell Brown, prin. Merchants —Geo. \V. Sayward* 
 
 John E. Twomblv, Mark H. Hart;- Asa Fox k Son, Asa A. Fo.x k 
 
 Co,, Bray r. Simes, John U. Simes, Benjamin F. Hubbard, all gen-! 
 oral assortment; John Hayes, meat market, M. Mills: Mrs. Clara ^I. 
 Roberts; Mrs. E. H. Farnhani. Miss Augusta Berry, M. Mills, all mil¬ 
 linery goods. Manufacturers —James Bennett, George B. Wentworth, 
 
 boots and shoes;-Hiram V. Wentwortii, Lutlier Ha^es, Lewis; 
 
 Plumer, G. M', AVentworth ; M'illiam P. Tuttle, South M., all him-: 
 ber; Waumbeck Mfg Co., flannels; Edward Brierley & Co.,* flannels 
 and table covers, M. Mills. H<>te1s —Milton Hotel, M'm. H. Huntress; 
 
 -C(*ntral House, Ira Miller, M. Mills, id ^>. C—Great Falls & Con-; 
 
 way R. R.: depot at M and South M. W.p .—abundant. 
 
 A’’A’IF DURHAM — Postma.'ite.r —Ira S. Ricker. Churches —Bap.,f. w., 
 Joseph F. Joy; Adv., James G. Smith. Merchants —John E. Jones.. 
 George F. Jone.c. Henry J. Dolby, Eben E. Berry, Geo S. Gilman, 
 general assortment. Manufacturers —George F. Nutter, lumber. F.p.t. 
 
 -William S. Hart, 
 
 —Cocheco R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 ROCHESTER—Postmasters —Goo. B. Roberts: 
 
 East R.;-Charles S. Whitehouse, Gonic. Attorneys —C. K. Sanborn, 
 
 Noah T« bl)etts. Daniel J. Parsons. Joseph II. M'orcester. l*hysici(tnf 
 
 —B. W. Sargent,-Longee, J. Farrington, Enoch Dow, M. W. M'ar- 
 
 ren :-W. F. Hathaway, homeo. Gonic; J, H. Farrington, dentist. 
 
 Churches —Cong., A. F. Marsh ; FMs, J.H. Pratt; Moth., L. P. Cushman 
 
 -Bap., f., G. J. .Abliott, Gonic. Merchants —D. Hans* n, J. G. Davis. 
 
 books, Ac.; C. Henderson. J. D. Evans, boots and shoes; Lothrop A 
 Meader. S. H, Fineman k Bro.s, J. Perie, clothing; C. M*. Brown, dry 
 goods: S. H. Fineman k Bro.. dry goods and tailors; D. Hanson, W. F 
 
 Farrington, drugs: M'. C. Fernaiil, Charles Chase :-S. Shorey. S- 
 
 Hart, East R.;-H. W. Locke, K. Gray, D. Varney, Gonic, all gene- 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 108 
 
 ral assortment: John Fiirber, S. D. Wentworth, Wentworth & Bickford, 
 and Factory Store, Wm. Rand, Nath l Burnliam, Watson Hayes, gro¬ 
 ceries ; Wentworth & Bickford, hardware ; C. K. Chase, hats and caps; 
 J. G, Davis, jewelry; W. K. Kimball, variety; Mrs. F. C. Hayes, M. A. 
 Sanborn, M, A. Dormell, millinery. Manufacturers —Franconia M’f’g 
 Co., cottons; Norway Plains Company, Cocheco Woolen MTg Co,, 
 Gonic Manufacturing Company, woolens; E. G. & E. Wallace, L. Dunt- 
 ley, Ira Doe, S. J. Wentworth, boots and shoes; Benjamin Barker, 
 Reuben Tilton, M. H. Wentworth & Co., lumber; T. H. Edgerly 
 
 carriages; William Hickson, Joseph Nutter, bricks;-Buffum &. 
 
 Meader, boxes and lumber, Gonic; Stephen Shorey, lumber, East R. 
 Hotels —Dodge’s House, J, T. Dodge; Mansion House, S. H. Went¬ 
 worth; Norway House, M. V. B. Wentworth; Gonic House, John 
 Varney. Livery stables —Jonathan Wentworth. Silas Wentworth, 
 J. W. Tebbetts, E. Rock. F. p. t. —Dover and Winnepisseogee R. R., 
 Great Falls and Conroy R. R., stage to Barnstead and East R. W. p. 
 —good. 
 
 ROLLINSl^ORD — Postmaster — James A. Place, Salmon Falls. 
 Attorney —Sylvester Butler. Physicians —E. D. Jaques ; Alphonzo 
 Severance, dentist. Churches —Cong., Thomas S. Robie; Cath., r,, Pat¬ 
 rick Canovan ; Epis.,-. Merchants —James A. Place, boots and 
 
 shoes; John B. Morton, clothing ; John R. Cressey, dry goods ; Moses, 
 Young, drugs and medicines; J. P. Rowe, Union Store, groceries ; 
 A. G. Haley, hardware; J. A. Place, hats and caps; Mercy Roberts, 
 millinery. Manufacturers —Salmon Falls Manulacturing Co., cottons 
 J. Converse, agent. Hotel —Franklin House, Samuel Alley. Livery 
 stable —Joseph Dudley. P. p. t. —Boston Maine R. R.; Portsmouth 
 Great Falls and Conv.ay R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 SOMERSWORTH — Postmaster —J. S. Haines, Great Falls. Attor¬ 
 neys —Nathaniel Wells, Royal Eastman, William D. Knapp, Ichabod 
 G. Jordan, William J. Copeland, James G. Young. Physicians — 
 Charles F. Elliott, John W. Buckman, Jonathan S. Ross, Alvin Jen¬ 
 kins, Jacob C. Hanson, John A. Hayes, Oliver M. Boynton, Ham- 
 blett, eclec ; J. Conant, homeo. Dentists —C. D. Varney, Julius Gutt- 
 man, 0. Q. Shapleigh. Churches —Bap., M. A. Dougherty; Bap. f., J. B. 
 Davis ; Cath., M. Canovan; Cong., E. N. Hidden ; Meth. (Main St.) 
 C. E. Hall, (High St.) C. U. Dunning. Merchants — D. Lothrop & Co., 
 A. Thwing & Co., W. W. Nason, books and stationery ; John W. Bates 
 & Co., John A. Sinilie, Star D. Bryant, John G. Hill, Frederic B'cye, 
 boots and shoes; Henry Vesehoff, John G. Hill, John B. Clarke, Jo¬ 
 seph P. Swasey, clothing; S. S. Chick & Co., M. Bates & Son, Charles 
 
 E. Bartlett & Co., A. Wimpflemer, Bro. & Co., Charles P. Carter &. 
 Bro., Geo. W. Wendell, dry goods; C. M. Jones & Co., D. Lothrop & 
 Co., George Moore, W. W. Nason, drugs and medicines; H. C. Leach, 
 0. J. Brackett, L. Darnbachor & Co., I. S. Colman, Bates Bros., M, D. 
 Folsom, fancy goods ; Lougee & Fall, George Moore, Div. 175, Div. 30. 
 jLocke & Hill, W. Plummer, True W. Woodman, W”. H. Farrar & Son, 
 S. James & Sons, Chick & Hobbs, J. A. Bagley, E. L. Farnham & Co., 
 Whitehouse, Bickford & Co., groceries. Tebbetts & Bro., S. A. Seavey. 
 
 F. A. Lord, Hodsdon Bros., H. C. Gilpatrick & Co., Somersworth 
 Machine Co., hardware; E. J. Pinkham, J. W. Bates & Co., hats and 
 caps; James J. Woodward, Albert F. Chandler, jewelry; A. J. Wat- 
 [son, 0. A. Perkins, G. Lougee, M. A. Mott, G. W. Hubbard, millinery., 
 '.Manufacturers —Great Falls Manufacturing Co., cotton ; Hiram Horn 
 {& Co., lumber; Great Falls Woolen Co., woolen. Hotels —Great Falls 
 Hotel, 0. A. Frost; Granite State Hotel, R. H. Hussey. Livery sta- 
 Wm—A. S. Drew, J. 0. Lord, L. L. Hanson & Co. F. p. t .—Boston & 
 
BELKNAP COUNTT. 
 
 109 
 
 L 
 
 Ma’ne R. R.. Eastern R. R.. Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conwaj' R. R. 
 ir, p. —aliun<lant. ! 
 
 STR A FFORD — Postmasters —John AV. Jewell;-Demeritt Place, 
 
 S. Center;-James D. Berry, S. Corner;-Ahram S. Clark, Bine 
 
 Hills. Attorney —George C. Peavey, S Center, l^hysicians —Lafayette 
 
 Chesley. S.*Center;-E. B. Ham, Bow Lake. Churc/ies —Bap., f., 
 
 S. Keniston, J. M. Beddell, S. Center;-W. T. Smith, S. Corner. 
 
 Literary Institution —Austin Academy. Merchants —John W. Jewell, 
 
 D. Fess, .ir. k Son;-George C. Peavey, S. C. Foss, S. Center, gene-; 
 
 ral assortment. Hotel —Bow Lake Hotel, John C. Peavej’. F. p.t. \ 
 —Stage from Pittsfield to Dover three times a week and buck. 
 
 BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 ALTON — Postmasiers —Alonzo H. Sawyer; "W. G. C. Emerson, 
 West A. Attorney —.John W. Currier. J^hysicians —P. H. \\ heeler, 
 C. W. Perkins, John Morrison. Churches —Bap., f., E. P. Lad<l; Cong., 
 sup. by Andover, Ms., students ;-Bap., f., E. C. Heath, East A. Mer¬ 
 
 chants —Perkins Bros., drugs, medicines, dry goods and groceries ; 
 Jones & Sawyer, Mooney k Varney, Leonard S. Nute, general assort¬ 
 ment; Samuel Mclntire, groceries;-W. G. C. Emerson, C. P. Emer¬ 
 son. agent, general assortment. A. Bay;-W. G. C. Emerson, general 
 
 assortment West A.;-C. C. Richardson, East A.:-Miss Mary A. 
 
 Miller, millinery. Manufacturers —C. C. Mooney 4 Co., shoes; Jere¬ 
 my Woodman, I('habod Wentworth; lumber; Thurston & TwomMy, 
 bobbin.s and spools; Warren Wadleigh. axe handles. Ac.; C. P. Emer¬ 
 son, drum staves. Hotels —Winmpisseogee House, Daniel C. M iggin ; 
 Cochecho House, George D. Savage;-Granite House, W. S. Emer¬ 
 
 son, West A. Livery stahles —Fifield Bros., one at A. and one at the 
 Bay, in connection with Cochecho and Winni|)isseogee Houses. F p. t. 
 —A. Bay is the termination of the D, k W. R. R.; Steamer Chocooua 
 runs daily to and from the Bay across the Lake ; Stage three times a 
 week to Laconia, Concord and Pittsfield and returu. IV. —good, 
 espe< ially on Merrymeeting river. 
 
 BELMONT — Postmistress —.4ddie F. Johnson. Physicians —Wra. 
 A. Bucklin. Churches —Bap., f., Ho.-^ea Quimby; Chris.. Abiah Kidder. 
 Merchant —.Tonas Call, general assortment. Manufacturers —Moses 
 Sargent, cotton hosiery.^ N. D. Garmon, cotton batting; Joseph San- 
 lorn, Moses Sargent, lumber. Hotel —American House, Jonas Call, 
 Lxvery stahles —J. P. Hall, Dudley F. Smith. F. p. i. —Stage daily 
 connects with Boston. Concord and Montreal R. R. W. p. —good. 
 
 BARNSTEAD — Postmasters —Thos. M. IIuse, B. Center;-Cyrus 
 
 W. Blanehani, Parade;-William C.'Berry, North B. Attorney — 
 
 Clia.«. S. George. Physicians —Mark Walker, J. Wheeler. Churches 
 
 —.Adv., WillTam, Bodge; Chri.s., John H. Nutter;-Cong.. H. Can- 
 
 field, B. Center;-AVilliam 0. Carr, Parade. MercJtants —George E. 
 
 Pondergast, Cyrus Blanchard, general assortment ;-L. C. Scranton, 
 
 groceries, B. Center. Manufacturers —J. M. Babcock, k Co., woolens: 
 Joseph 0. Hall, leather. Hotel —Samuel Shackford, B. Center. F. p. 
 t. —Stages, W.p. —abundant. 
 
 CEATER HARBOR — Postmaster —Chas. Dearborn. Physicians — 
 John C, Page, William Page. Churches —Cong., Almon Benson. Mer¬ 
 chants —Charles Dearborn. John H. Moulton, J. B. Dow, gencal 
 assortment; R. Keniston. jewelry. Manufacturers —Leo. Fox. wooden 
 ware and cooper; C. S. Coe, Daniel M Hawkins, lumber dealer; Wm 
 C. Clifton. Th- mas Webber, Levi W. M atson, carriage makers. Hotels 
 —Moulton House, Smith Etiiery; Senter House, James L Huntress. 
 Livery stahles —Smith F. Emery, Janies L. Huntress. F.p.t .—stages 
 and steamboats. p. —little. | 
 
jllO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 GILFORD — Postmaster —George W. Weeks, Lake Village. Attor¬ 
 neys —Samuel C. Clark, W. L. MeU-her, 0. H. Key. Physiciayis —T. S.! 
 Booster, A. J. Thompson, D. B. Nelson, A. A. Gilbert, H. II. Browne 
 L. T. Weeks, Albert Lindsey, 1). F. & J. C. Moore, L. N. True, horn;' 
 
 G. Y. Pickering, A. H. C. Jewett, S. C. Sawyer, dentists. Churches — j 
 
 Adv., A. D. Smith; Bap., f., Geo. M. Park, II, C. Henderson,-; 
 
 Bap., cal., Horace Bundy ; Meth., King T. Hall. Literary Institution — ' 
 Gilford Academ}'. Merchants —B\ A. Weeks, books and stationery ; 
 Odell <fe Tuttle, L. B. Jones, clothing; Smith Brothers, J. P. Wluttier 
 & Co., Odell & Tuttle, dry goods ; J. L. Odell, Dexter &, Hunt, drugs 
 and medicines; J. L. Odell, 0 B. Yeaton, fancy goods and notions; 
 J. H. Tilton & Co., Sleeper k Smart, H. Blaisdell & Co., A. W. &\ 
 
 H. 0. Bugbee, Lyman Sanborn, general assortment; J. Aldrich & Co..' 
 J. G. Sanborn, groceries; 11. E. Brown, hardware; J. Russell, E. L.i 
 Hunkius, jewelry ; Mrs. N. M. Hoit, millinery. Mo.nufacturers —Gil-j 
 ford Hosiery Co.; Pepper's Hosiery mill, John Pepper, cotton goods;! 
 
 I J. J. Morrill, leather; Geo. W. Sanders, J. J. Morrill, Hazen Copp.; 
 •lumber. Hotels —Willard Hotel, George H. Everett; Mt. Belknap 
 I House, William Adams. Livery stables —Colo & Prescott, Whiting &• 
 
 I Whitney. F. p. t .—Montreal R. R.; stage to Alton. W. p. —abundant.: 
 
 I GILMANTOX — Postmasters —Levi If. Mudgett;-Chas. H. Dock-' 
 
 Iham, G. Iron Works;-James M. Gilman, Lower G. Attorney — ■ 
 
 ; Thomas Cogsv.^ell. Physicians —Nahum Wight, Geo. Montgomery,: 
 
 I Jeremiah Blake. Churches —Cong., Jos. Blake;-Bap., J. C. 0.-<good,' 
 
 i Cong., Jeremiah Blake, G. Iron Works. Literary Institution —Gilman.' 
 
 I ton Academy, Joseph Bhike, priu. Merchants —Henry W. Peasleo,* 
 
 I Stephen H. Dearborn, Stephen L. Greeley,-Charles A. Dockham,' 
 
 jChas. A. Hatch, R. D. Tebbetts, Tebbetts & Johnson, 0. Iron Wo ks;; 
 
 I -James M. Gilman, Joseph Brown, Lower G., all general assort- 
 
 I ment. Manufacturers —Samuel X. Edge’dy, leather, G. Iron Works.' 
 j Hotels —Isaac C. Marsh, Samuel Hoit. F. p. t. —Stages. W. p. —little.i 
 
 LACONIA — Postmaster —Jos. E. Odlin ;-M. B. Gordon, Weare^ 
 
 p. o. Attorneys —Wm. N. Blair, E lery A. Hibbard, Erastus P. Jew¬ 
 ell, Geo. W. Stevens, 0. A. J. Vaughan, Thomas J. Whipple. Physi- 
 \cians —Robert E. Merrill, David S. Pre.scott; Noah L. True, eclec.; Al-' 
 Ibert Lindsay, L. T. Weeks, homeo.; Geo. Y. Pickering, A. 11. C. Jewett, 
 
 j dentists;-Oliver Goss, Lake Village p. o. Churches —Ba])., f., A. D. 
 
 (Smith; Cong., ortho , H. M. Stone; Meth., G. W. Norris ; Unit., C. Y.i 
 
 I DeNormandie;-Bap.,' f., K. S. Hall, Lake Village p. o. Merchants. 
 
 ; —J. E. Odlin, N. Johnson, Jr., books and stationery; Otis Beaman, 
 
 ' E. Bk Burleigh,W. F. Knight & Co.,bnot3 and shoes; S. B. Smith,clotli-' 
 ling; W. F. Knight & Co., S. B. Smith, Weeks Brothers, dry goods;. 
 Geo. F. Mallard, J. E. Odlin, drugs and medicines ; Geo. L. Mead, J. P.' 
 Atkinson, jr., pat. medicines; N. Johnson, jr., S. E. Young & Co.,j 
 fancy goods and notions: Pitman & TiHoti; -George A Wilder, gen¬ 
 
 eral assortment, Lake Village p. o.; J. P. Atkinson, jr. A. J. Farrar, 
 Janes & Gove, Geo. L. Mead, groceries; Pitman & Tilton, hardware:: 
 Otis Beaman, E. F. Burleigh, hats and caps; Joseph Russell, S, E. 
 Young & Co., jewelry ; l\Iiss Kate Feely, Sarah Gra}', S. B. Smith, Geo.i 
 W. Wadleigh, millinery. Manufacturers —Belknap Mills, flannels.! 
 cloakings, &c.; J. M". Busiel, L. Y. Busiel, hosiery; John Chapman,- 
 G. W. Sandens, stoves and tiii ware ; Ranlet Manufacturing Co., rail-i 
 
 road cars :-Doe & Tuck, bricks, Wiers j). o. Hotel —Willards, A. L.j 
 
 Morrison. Livery stables —Geo. ,11. Gilman. A. L. Morrison. F. p. t. — 
 B. C. &. M. R. R.; Stage to Alton Bay. \V. p. —good. 
 
 MEREDITH — Postmasters —Isaiah Winch;-L, Plumer,. M. Cen¬ 
 
 ter. Lawyer —Samuel W. Rollins. Physicians —Geo. Sanborn, John 
 
CARKOLL 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
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 II. Sanborn; Benj. A. Follins, eclec.; Wm. B. Blake, Thomp.; H. P. 
 Smith, dentist. Churches —Bap, Joseph Storer; Bap., f., J. Erskine ; 
 Cong., Charle.s Burnham. .iV^rcAanf^-^harles S. Prescott, James M. 
 1 Prescott, boots and shoes; Charles S. Wiggin, George M. Burleigh. 
 
 1 drugs, books, and yankee notions ; J. II. Prescott & Co., J. Winch & 
 Co., C. H. Cummings, J. W. Beede, B. D. Plaist^d &, Co., .1* hn Smith, 
 j>., 0 Blake, general assortment; Mrs. H. N. Newell, Misses 0, A E. 
 Knowles, millinery. Manufacturers —Smith & Martin, (New York) 
 0. S. Metcalf, agt., hosiery; Nathan B. Wadleigh, lumber; Hilton, 
 Marshall & Co., woolen goods. Hotel —Elm House, Geo. M. Burleigh. 
 Livery stables —Bedee &. Cox, W. E. S. Foss. F. p. t. —Boston, C. & .M. 
 
 R. R.; Steamer Monday, Wednesday and Friday, on Lake Winnipiseo- 
 gee to connect with Boston & Maine R. R. at Alton Bay, touching at 
 Center Harbor & Wolfeboro. IF. p. —abundant. 
 
 A’ii ir HAMPTOX — Postmaster —C. D. Tiiyng. Physician —A. N.j 
 Bronson ; A. Durkee, ecloc. Churches —Bap., Dan’l Dearborn ; Bap.,i 
 f., E. H. Pi escott. Literary Institutions —New Hampton Literary and 
 Biblical In.'titution, A. B. Me^servey, A M., prin.; Biblical School, J. 
 Fullonton, D. D., prin. Merchants —C. D. & J. B. Thyng, books and 
 stationery; Caleb Sargent, George Shaw, boots and shoes; M. H. 
 Merrow. C. Follansbee, A. Burpee, dry goods and groceries; C. D. & 
 J. B. Thyng, drugs and medicines; Mrs. II. S. Fifield, Mrs. C. Fol¬ 
 lansbee, Miss Sanborn, millinery. Manufacturers —J. C. Gordon, 
 Edward Gordon, woolens; H. Q. Sargent, hosiery; D. Woodman, Oli¬ 
 ver Blake, Wm. Sanborn, Ezekiel Pike, lumber. IIoIpIs — Pemigewas- 
 set House, Z. C. Perkins; Fountain House, Charles Stevens. Livery 
 stable —Z C. Perkins. F.p t. —I.'aily stages to Tilton and Bristol, leav¬ 
 ing at 6 o’clock A. M., returning at 2 and 6 o’clock P. M. IF. p .— 
 abunilant. 
 
 SA XBORXTON — Postmasters —Elizabeth M. Lane;-Thomas 
 
 Webster, jr.. North S.;-John Philbrook, East S. Physician —.las. 
 
 B. Abbott. Church —Cong., Moses T. Runnel^. Me7'chants —Jason J. 
 Burley, North S.:-Enoch G. Philbrick, East S., all general assort¬ 
 
 ment. F.p.t. —R. R. W.p. —good. 
 
 TJLTOX — Postmasters —B. M. Morrill; Chase Rollins, Ea.st T. 
 Attorneys —C. C. R< gers, F. R. Chase. Physicians —B. Lyford, J. P. 
 Osborne, A. Y, Hanson Churches —Cong., Corban Curtice; Meth., E. 
 
 S. G Kellogg. Literary Institution —New Ilampshire Conference Sem¬ 
 inary and Female College, George Judkins, Sylvester Divon, prins.; 
 Merchants —Ames & Kelsea, books & Yankee notion.s; W. P. k J. Hill, 
 clothing; E. Adams, F. J. Taylor, dry goods ; Ames k Kelsea, drugs,; 
 medicines, and fancy goods; F. J, Eastman, J. F. Taylor, general 
 assortment; W. P, & J. Hill, A. Fletcher, groceries; F. J. Eastman.! 
 hardware; W. P. k J. Hill, hats and caps; C. 0. Hunter, jewelry;; 
 Miss Hannah Pao-e, Miss N, S. Mason, .Mrs. M. Bryant, millinery.J 
 Manufacturers — X. H. Tilton, A. S. Ballantino, John Fletcher, Wm 
 Fletrher, John Firth, Granite Mills Co., Bailey Mills Co., woolens: 
 Ames k Kelsea, W. p. k J. H 11, L, A. Conant, boot.s and shoes; Byron 
 Brown, J. P. Dearborn, lumber. Hotel —Dexter House, John Llais | 
 dell k Co. Livery stables —Warren H. Smith, Robert S. Perkins. 
 
 >. t .—Boston Concord k Montreal R. R ; stages from Tilton to New- 
 ilampton and Belmont daily. IF. p. —abundant. j 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. ! 
 
 I 
 
 A LB A XY—Churches —.4dv., L. C. McKinstrief; Bnp. f., Theodore 
 Brf»wn. Mprehants —Orin Robertso , p. o. Tamworth Iron Works 
 
 John Douglass, A. Russell. William H. Allen, lumber, p. o. Conway. 
 
112 BUSINESS DIRECTORT. 
 
 BARTLETT — Postmasters —Armine Meserve ;-(leorge Pitman, 
 
 Lower B. Attorney —George \V, M. Pitman. Physician —L. B. Dame.l 
 Churches —Bap., f., Spencer Kenerson; Meth., Orson T. Sinclair. Mer¬ 
 chants —Albert F. Garland, boots and shoes ; Franklin George :- \ 
 
 Lewis Gray, G. W. M. Pitman, Lower B., all general assortment. Ho-' 
 tels —Upper Bartlett House, Nicholas T. Stillings; Bartlett House,! 
 Franklin George. F.p.t. —Stages. W. p. —abundant. j 
 
 I BROOKFIELD — Postmaster —Charles Coleman. Manufacturers — ; 
 Noah H. Roberts, Jonathan W. Sanborn, lumber. t. —Express 
 
 from Union to Tuftonborough. TF. p. —little. i 
 
 CHA TRAM — Churches —Cong., E. B. Pike; Meth., A. Hatch. Mer-. 
 chant —J. E. Clay, general assortment. Manufacturer —J. E. Clay,! 
 
 1 lumber. W p. —fair. i 
 
 6'GlUA J”— Postmasters —James G. Odell;-Hugh McNorton, C.. 
 
 Center:-Benj. D. Eastman, North C. Attorneys —Edwin Pease; 
 
 -Joel Eastman, C. Center. Physicians —Jonathan R. Thompson,! 
 
 i Samuel N. Greenlaw. Churches —Bap., f. w., Jona. Fletcher ; Meth.,! 
 
 i T. F. Stuart:-Cong., E. Payson Ea.stman, Reuben Kimball; Epis.,: 
 
 j E. Newby, North C. Merchants —H. P. Wood & Son, J. G, Odell;- ; 
 
 I L, S. Morton, C. Center;-T. A. Han.son, N. S. Eavis. N. R. Mason. 
 
 : Benj. D. Eastman, J. & E. Whitaker, E G. Merrill, North C., all gen- 
 I eral assortment. Manufacturers —Allen k ’Warren, leather; Eastman 
 I & Pondexter, straw board; H. C. Abbott, M'm. H. Allen, J. H. Berry;! 
 
 I -L. S. Morton, C. Center, lumber. Hotels —Conway House, L, H.' 
 
 ! Eastman ; McMillen House, John McMillen ; Kearsarge House, Sam-; 
 I uel D. Thompson; Washington House, J M. Gibson; North Conway^ 
 House, N. R. Mason; Interval House, W. II. H. Trickey; Sunset Pa-! 
 
 villion, F. H. Mason. Livery stables —L. H. Eastman;-M'm. Seavey,! 
 
 North C. F.p.t. —Stages. W. p. —abundant. j 
 
 EA TON — Postmaster —Henry H. Robertson, E. Center. Physician — , 
 !Wm. P. Atkinson. Churches —Bap , f. w., I. Fletcher. Merchants — ! 
 I Edwin Snow, T. R. Giles k Son. N. G. Palmer, general assortment. 
 
 I Manufacturers —Edwin Snow, S. k A. Snow, cabinet makers. F. p. t:, 
 : End of stage line from W .kefield, (Union) N. H., the terminus of 
 I Great Falls k Conway R. R. W. p. fair j 
 
 I EFFINGHA M — Postmasters —Josiah Dearborn;-J. W. Dearborn,^ 
 
 ] E. Center ;-John L. Demeritt, E. Falls. Attorneys —Josiah Dear- 
 
 I born, Samuel Q. Dearborn. Physician —Jas W. Dearborn. Churches 
 
 j —Bap., N. Melcher ; Bap. f. w.,-; Cong.,-Kimball;-Bap. f.! 
 
 jw.,-, Effingham Falls; Bap., f.. w.,-Mountain. Literary 
 
 I Institution —N. E. M. C. Institute, N. Melcher, prin. Merchants —Jere-! 
 
 j my Marston. drugs and medicines; John C. Leavitt; -C. K. Drake 
 
 !& Son, S. M. Morse k Son. B. F. Taylor k Son, E. Center; J. Pe- 
 I meritt k Son, Manson & Elanders, F. Bradbury, E. Falls, all general 
 j assortment; Chas. W, Yarney, jewelry; Miss C, L. Drake, millinery. 
 
 \ Manufacturers —John C. Evens, leather; Charles G. Wilkinson. Chas.' 
 E. Moore, Samuel L. Drake k Son, Henry A. F. Colcord, E. Center 
 
 -.John Demeritt, E. Falls. Hotel —John C. Leavitt. Livery stable 
 
 \—Rufus H. Burbank. E. Center. F. p. t. —Stages, W. p. —abundant.* 
 FREEDOM — Postmaster —Ransellaer Towle. Physicians —A. D.' 
 
 Merrow, A. P. Topi iff. A. W. Hobbs Churches —Bap.,-; Chri.-s.. 
 
 A. W. Hobbs. Merchants —Lord & Milliken, J. N. Moulton, E. J.; 
 Towle, general assortment; Mrs. L. D. Stanley, millinery. Manufac-\ 
 turers —Moulton k Churchill. leather; A. Lock, lumber; N. L. IMes-; 
 erve, bricks. Hotel —Carroll House, J. Towle. F. p. t .—Three stage.^ 
 connecting with Portland. Saco, Un. Village k Dover. W.p .—limited.! 
 HARTS LOCATION —Post Office address, Bartlett. j 
 
CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
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 JACKSON — Postmasster —Oliver P. IMeserve. PhvHciav —Daniel 
 
 Dinsmore. Churches —Bap., f., - Meth., Jonathan Gale. Mer- 
 
 chants —Frank L. & M. L. Masons, general assornient. 3favvfactiir 
 rer —Nicholas T. Stillings, starch. Hotels Jackson Fall Hotel, Jos¬ 
 eph B. Trickey; Thorne Mountain Hotel, Joshua Tvickey. F.p.t. 
 —20 miles to B. R.; stages. TU. p. abundant. 
 
 ^fA DISON—Postmasetrs —Ann B. Atkinson ;-Marsh P. Blaisdell, 
 
 Fast M. Attorney —Josiah IT. Hobbs. Physicians —John Swan,Daniel 
 S. Hobbs. Church —Rap., f.. Charles Hurlin. Merchants —Ira Atkin¬ 
 son, Merrow & Scruton:-William Harmon, East M., all general 
 
 a=sortnjent. Hotel —Nathaniel Churchill. F.p. t —Stages daily from 
 Center Harbor; 3 times a week from Union Village. W. p. —little. 
 
 AfOULTONBOROUGH — Postmasters —James French;-.leremi- 
 
 ah Libby, East M. Attorney —Samuel Emerson. Physician —W. H. 
 IT. Mason. Churches —Bap., c., Daniel Goodwin; Meth., J. E. Robbins. 
 Merchants —W. H. H. Flanders & Co., J. E. French & A. P. Jaelard, 
 general assortment. Manufacturers —Lyman & E. S. Browm; Isaac 
 Adams, lumber: C. S. Coe, Center Harbor. Hotel —A. P. Jaelard. F. 
 p t. —stages. W.p. —very good. 
 
 OSSTPEE - Postmasters —M. V. Ricker:-Gideon Gillman, 0* 
 
 Center;-John W. Merrow, Moultonville;-Joremy Marstom 
 
 West 0. Attorneys —S. B. Carter, S. D. Quarles, Buel C. Carter. Phy~ 
 sicians —George W. Tebbetts, Nathaniel Grant, Wm. H. Grant; Geo* 
 
 W. Tebbetts, dentist. Churches —Bap., D. I. Quint;-Meth., T. W* 
 
 Sherman, 0, Center. Merchants —Alonzo Stillings, boots and shoes? 
 Nathaniel Grant, drugs and medicines; Martin V. Ricker, J. D. W; 
 Carter, Jacob F. Brown, Rufus Stillings, Nathaniel Grant, John W. 
 Merrow, Mrs. D. Merrow, Gideon Gilman, W. B. Sccggell, Israel Gib. 
 man, Frank K. Hobbs, general assortment; Martin V. Ricker, Henry 
 Kimball, jewelry; Manufacturers —John Chick, John G. Ham, L. S. 
 Brown, woolen goods; Joseph Hodsdon, Edward Willand, leather; 
 
 Asa Beacham ;-Charles Wilkinson, 0. Corner;-John Ham. 0. 
 
 Center;-Lorenzo D. Moulton, Moultonville, all lumber. Hotels — 
 
 John Clark, Daniel A. Hyde, H. J. Banks, Gideon Gilman. ,F. p. t. — 
 Stages from Wakefield to Conway, and from Wolfeborough. W. p .— 
 abundant. 
 
 SA ND WTCH - Postmasters —J. Wentworth ;-N. M. Bean, North 
 
 S.;-Charles Blanchard, S. Center. Attorney —David H. Hill. Phy 
 
 sicians —J. Blackmer, T. J. Sweatt: Dentist —Sam’l Wiggin. (lurches 
 
 —Bap., f., G. W. Bean ; Meth. M. P. Cilley;-Bap., f. w., Jonathan 
 
 Woodman, North S. Literary Jnstitutinn —Iligh School, D. G. Beede, 
 jprin ; Hannah R. Beede, ass’t. Merchants —Ilarri.soB N. Hart, Jacob 
 jF. Moulton, boots and shoes; Christopher C. Fellows, drugs and medi, 
 jcines; J. Wentworth, Charles Blanchard, Arvin Blanchard, Frank 
 Burleigh William A. Heard, N. M. Bean, general assortment; Miss 
 Irene McGaffy, Mrs. Charles Hanson, millinery. Manufacturers — 
 Thomas Davidson, leather. Hotel —Riley McGloon. F. p. t. —Stage 
 daily to Center Harbor in summer and connects with boat; daily to 
 Meredith Village in winter and connects with R. R. W.p. —good. 
 
 TA M WORTH—Postmasters —Mary J. Gilman;-J. T. D, Folsom, 
 
 South T.;-Jas. Emery, T. Iron Works. Attorney —0. Hall. Phy¬ 
 
 sicians —.7. C. Bassett, Churches —Bap., f. w., John Runnells; Cong., 
 
 Sam’l TI. Riddell ; Meth..-Page. Merchants —C. P. Cook, Wig- 
 
 gin & Robinson, E. S. Eastman ;-Hatch & Emery, T, Iron Works; 
 
 ; -L. D. Mason, South T., all general assortment: Delia Remick, 
 
 millinery. Hotels —Gilman’s, J. Gilman. F.p.t. —Stages. 
 
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114 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 TUFTOXBOROUGU - Postmasters —Charles S. Nutter;—A. L. 
 
 Ilersey, Mackerel Corner; D. H. Durgin, Mt-lvin Village. Physicians 
 —Daniel E. Palmer, Timothy A. Haley. Churches —Bap., f. w., S. P. 
 Fernald, A. T. W. Piper; Bap., Chris., D. A. Wigg n, Meth., C. E. 
 Cressey. Merchants —A. L. Hersey, boots and shoes ; Andrew L. 
 Hersey, dry goods; T. A. Haley, drugs and medicines; Everett Doe, 
 fancy goods and notions; Andrew L. Hersey, Orlando Richardson, 
 W. L. Young, general assortment; D. H. Durgin, Nutter & Hodsdon, 
 i groceries; A. L. Hersey, hardware; D. H. Durgin, hats and caps. 
 
 I Manufacturers —D. W. Horner, lumber. F. p. t. —Stages daily fr*^ 
 j Wolfeboro and Sandwich. W. p. —very good. 
 
 I WAKEFIELD—Postmasters —William Sawyer;-Charles A. Var- 
 
 j ney. Union Village;-John G. Sanborn, Horn's Mills;-Thomas 
 
 I Wood, East W.;-Edward G. Hanson, North W. Attorney —Luther 
 
 i D. Sawyer. Physicians —Samuel W. Roberts ;-John L. Swinerton, 
 
 William B. Reynolds, Union Village. Churches —Con., Daniel D. Tap- 
 
 pan;-Nathaniel Barker, (not settled);-Bap., f., A. D. Fairbanks, 
 
 East W.; Cong.,-; Meth., Nathaniel D. Adams, Union ATllage. 
 
 Literary Institution —Wakefield Academy. Merchants —Nute & Mills, 
 
 boots & shoes; Goldthwait & Brown, Andrew J. Milliken;-Josiah 
 
 Durgin, North W.;-Joseph P. Gilman, Charles A. Varney, Asa Swett, 
 
 Jonas Moulton, Union Village, all general assortment; Benjamin Ed-! 
 gerly, tin ware, &c.. Union Village; Dudley C. Caiman, corn and meal. 
 Union Village. Manufacturers —Messrs Nute & Mills, boots^nd shoes 
 Union Village; Mark Wood, leather. Union Village; John W. San¬ 
 born ; Luther G. Cate, Union Village; Joseph M. Woodman, Geo- 
 
 W. Seward, Wm. A. Meserve & Hiram R. Waldron, East W.-John 
 
 G. Sanborn, Horn’s Mills; Abraham & Charles Marland, woolen goods. 
 Union Village. Hotels and livery stables —National House George H. 
 Wiggin; Union Hotel, Robert H. Pike, Union. F.p. t. —R. R. & stage. 
 W. p. —good. 
 
 WOLFEBOROUGH—Postmasters —Charles H. Hersey;-Albert 
 
 F. Avery, South W.;--^amuel N. Hersey, North W. Attorneys — 
 
 Carter & Gafney, William C. Fox. Physicians —Henry R. Parker, j 
 Jeremiah R. Smith, Chase Moulton, Rufus R. King; Oliver Dowlin, } 
 dentist. Churches —Bap., f., Elbridge G. York, Cummings Paris, Will-j 
 iam K. Lucas, Jas. F. Locke ; Cong., Leander Thompson, John Wood, j 
 F. P. Smith; Chris., Lewis Phillips. Literary Institution —Wolfebor-j 
 ough Institute, John H. Larry, prin. Merchants —0. F. A D. E. Whit-j 
 ton, books and stationery; John Rogers, Otis Evans, boots and shoes; j 
 I Joseph W. Goodwin, Boardman Dunn, clothing; John D. Waite, dry) 
 
 I goods; Henry R. Parker, John T. Furber, drugs and medicines;) 
 Henry R. Parker, Israel B. Manning, fancy goods and notions; 0. F.) 
 & D. E. Whitton, Hersey & Peavey, Levi T. Haley; Charles E. Ban- ; 
 field & Co., J. P. Heath, Benj. F. Parker, general assortment; Blake 
 : Folsom & Co., hardware ; Hersey & Peavey, hats and caps ; Isaac W. 
 
 I Cotton, jewelry ; Israel B. Manning, John D. Waite, millinery goods ; j 
 
 : -John W. Avery, Daniel Young, South W.;-Samuel N. Hersey, ! 
 
 Hezekiah Willand, all general assortment. North W. Manufacturers 
 —Moses Varney, Joseph Varney, John C. Edgerly, David Chamberlin, 
 leather; Lake Shoe Factory, C. W. Thurston, agent; Libbey, Varney; 
 
 ; & Co., Winthrop D. Hersey A Co., lumber;-1. W. Springfield, wool 
 
 i blankets and flannels ;—;—John Tabor, pipes. South W. Hotels —Pa 
 
 vilion,-Howe; Lake Hotel, George Keniston;-Union Hotel 
 
 John W. Avery, South W. Livery Stables —Eleazer D. Barker, Alfred 
 I W. Brown, Francis B. Cook. F. p. t —Steamboats connecting with 
 R. R. across Lake Winnipisseogee in summer, stage in winter. W.p. 
 —abundant. 
 
MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 116 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 ALLENSTOWN—Postmaster —B. J. Kendal 1. Merchants —Daniel 
 
 Bachelder, groceries; Charles F. P. Ilildrith, hardware;-Ilildrith 
 
 k Runnels, drugs and medicines; E. B. Cutler, fancy goods and notions; 
 Williams k Ilosmer, general assortnient, Suncook, Manufacturers- 
 
 John Tennant, lumber; Philip & Warren Sargent, bricks ;-China 
 
 ■ M’Pg Co., cotton, Suncook. Hotel and livery stable —Suncook House. 
 iOraman Huntoon. F. p. t. —Concord & Port'^month R. R., depot at 
 I Suncook. 6 miles from the Centre of the town; Suncook Valley R. R. 
 i*eing built, 3 miles. W. p .—very fair. 
 
 AXDOV'EB — Postjnasters —James Scales ;-C. G. Pevare, East A. 
 
 ;-William E. Melendy, West A. Attorneys —John M.-Shirley ;- 
 
 I Chas. A. Durgin, East A. Physician —II. A. Weymouth. Church — 
 jCong, Howard Moody. Merchants —Howe k Kendrick, II. Putney 
 !d#iigs andmedicines; , S. M. Ellis, Howe k Kendrick, general assort¬ 
 ment, Potter Place;-C. W. Bartlett, drugs and medicines; C. Dur- 
 
 I gin, fancy goods and notions; C. G. Pevare k Co., C . W. C<'le, Clark 
 
 ' Durgin jewelry; Mrs. C. W. Cole millinery. East A.-John E. Bab- 
 
 ibitt, general assortment and jewelry; Stillman P. Bean, Henry Rich- 
 
 i ards, jewelry, Mrs. Stillman P. Bean, millinery, West A.;-John W. 
 
 ; Keniston, --Bridgman, general asjsortment; E. G. P. Emerson, 
 
 I Cilleyville, groceries. Manufacturers —31arston, Proctor &Co., hosiery; 
 
 j H, li. Busiel, woolens, East A.;-Jedediah Brown, West A.;- 
 
 J.ames Scales, A. Center;-Proctor k Morrill, Cilleyville, all lumber; 
 
 Baker «fe Carr, hames: Morgan k Brother, shoe pegs; S. L. Elkins, 
 
 1 washing machines. Hotel and Livery stable —Kearsarge House, B. G. 
 Howe, Potter Place. F. p. t. —R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 BOSCA WEX — Postmasters —C. E. Chadwick ;-John E. Huntress, 
 
 I North B. Attorney —Nehemiali Butler, Fisherville, p. o. Physiaans — 
 
 j E. Edwin Graves, Eliphalet K. Webster;-Stephen M. Emer 3 % Fish- 
 
 icrvillep. o. Churches —Cong., Frank Haley;-Cong, William R. 
 
 1 Jewett, Fisherville p. o. Merchants —C. E. Chadwick, fancy goods and 
 
 I notions; Charles Smith, Merrill Moore, agent;-.Austin G. Kfmball, 
 
 • Fisherville, all general assortment. Manufacturers —John Sea- 
 
 j vey, chairs; Raymond k Bickfcn'd, leather; Charles A. Lang, Charles 
 i W. Webster, shoes; Geo. S. Roj'ce, David Fellows, carriages; 
 i Nichodemus Watson, Hannibal W. Flanders, lumber; B. R. Dow, 
 
 I bricks ;-C. & J. C. Gage, lumber; Almon Harris k Sons, woolens, 
 
 j Fisherville. p, o. Hotels —Samuel A. Ambrose;-Hannibal Bonney, 
 
 i Fisherville. F. p. t .—Northern R. R. W. p. —limited, 
 j BOW — Postmaster —Geo. H. Elliott. Churches —Bap., Franklin Da- 
 i mon; Moth., Wm. Bennett. Merchants —J. C. Hammond, boots and 
 I shoes; George It Elliott, groceries. Manufacturers —Geo. W. Colby. 
 
 , H. Call, J. E. Brown, lumber. F. p. t. —R. R. TP. p. —very good, 
 
 I Merrimack river. 
 
 BRA DFORD — Postmaster —William A. Carr. Attorneys —Mason W. 
 I Tappan, Robert M. Wallace. Physicians —C. M. Fisk, C. A. Carlton, 
 F. H. Ames P. B. Richards, J. M. Fitz. Dentist —I. M. Fletcher. 
 
 \Churches —Bap..-; Ortho., -. Merchants —C. R. Nichols, 
 
 I drugs ; Morse k Blanchard, D. k W. A. Carr, Sawyer k Martin, S. Colby, 
 ■ genenil assortment; Mrs. H. Gillingham, millinery goods. Manufac¬ 
 turers —Bates k Jones, clothespins; J Milton Blake, leather; Tucker 
 \k French, tin ware; Wadleigh k Blood saw mill; Lucius Wood, 
 j grist mill; Silas Sawtell, harnesses. Hotel —Presby House, Langdon 
 I Littlehale. Livery stables —Rulof Bates. F.p.t. —R. K.; stages West 
 and North. W. p. —little. 
 
! 116 BUSIifKSS DIRECTORY. 
 
 1 CAXTERBURT—Postmasters —Alfred H. Brown;-.Tames S. 
 
 i Kaime, Shaker Village. Physician —A. D. Smith, jr. Churches —Bap., i 
 j f. w., sup. by Jeremiah Clough ; Cong., sup. by X. Bouton, D. D. Mer- j 
 \chants —A. U. Brown, general assortment. Manufacturer— 
 
 I P. Morrill, lumber. Hotel —Canterbury House (Iliil’s Corner), Dud- 
 j ley Hill. F. p. t. B. C. & M R. R.; stage from Depot to Shaker Yil- 
 1 lage daily. TV. p. —little. 
 
 j CHICHESTER — Postmasters —Solomon Leavitt;-Geo. P. Haines, 
 
 ‘North C. Physician —George Beebe. Churches —Bap., f., J. Harvey; , 
 ! Cong.. Mark Gould; Meth , George Beebe. Merchants—Geo. P. Haines, 
 Joseph C. Morse, B. F. Leavitt & Son, Jonathan Kendall, Jr. general 
 assortment. Hotel —Elm House, W. B. Langmaid. F. p. t. —Stage' 
 from Pittsfield to Chichester and Concord daily, and from North Cui- 
 chester to Suncook. W. p. —little. i 
 
 COXCORD — Postmasters —James E. Larkin;-John Putney, East 
 
 C;-Joseph Eastman, West C;-Samuel F. Brown, Fishervill#; 
 
 j -J. F. Runnels, Mast Yard. Attorneys —Stephen C. Badger, Asa 
 
 i Fowler, Arthur Fletcher, Sylvester Dana, Josiah Minot, John H. 
 j George, Lyman D. Stevens, Henry P. Rolfe, Anson S. Marshall, William ; 
 L. Foster. John Y. Mugridge, Lyman T. Flint, Hamilton E. Perkins, i 
 ! Samuel G. Lane, Benj. E. Badger, N. B. Bsyant, Charles P. San¬ 
 born, Samuel C. Eastman, Ira A. Eiistman, William M. Chase, Charles 
 C. Lund. Ira Perley, Frank A. Fowler, George S. Blanchard, George 
 R. Fowler. J. Ware Butterfield, Luther S. Morrill, John 11. Albin. ■ 
 Perley S. Chase, Samuel B. Page. Physicians —Ezra Carter, Timothj' 
 Haynes, Charles P. Gage, Ebenezer G. Moore, William H. Smart,! 
 Albert A. Moulton, Jesse P. Bancroft, Samuel F. L. Simpson, 
 Abraham H. Robinson, James Moore, G. P. Conn, Albert H. 
 
 'Crosby, Charles A. Lockerby, Asa P. Tenney;-Moses W. Russell, 
 
 John H. Blodgett, West C.;-William H. Hosmer, E. C. Topliff, Fish- 
 
 {erville; Alpheus Morrill, E. W. Abbott, Jacob H. Gallinger, Shadrach : 
 i C. Morrill, horn.: Harry G. McIntyre, sjjecial; B. S. Warren, bot.; Rob- : 
 
 ; ert Hall, (Birchdale), phisopathic. Dentists —William Vi. Fletcher, 
 
 I John W. Tittle, Cummings & Young, C. N. Towle :-H. D. White, 1 
 
 ; FisJierville. Churches —Adv., John Couch; Pap., f., Daniel W. Faunce, 
 
 ; Samuel Cooke, A. K. Moulton, Silas Curtis; Cath., John E. Berry;! 
 Cong., Franklin D. Ayer, S. L. Blake, Nathaniel Bouton, D. D., Benja- : 
 min P. Stone, D. D., Henry A. Kendall, Samuel Utley; Epis., James H. 
 Eames, D. D. Henry A. Coit, D. D, Joseph 11. Coit, Hall Harrison, John 
 Hargate, Robert A. Benton: Meth., Elisha Adams, Osmon C. Baker,, 
 j D. D., Bishop, Second Bap., Henry G. Safford; Unit., Joseph F, Ix)ver- 
 
 [ing;- Cong., Geo. Smith, East C.:-Cong., Albert W. Fiske; 
 
 i Meth., N, P.Philbrick, Fisherville. Literary Institution —St. Paul’s j 
 School, HenryA. Coit, prin. Merchants —Warde, Humphrey k Co., 1 
 Moore & Cilley,W. P, Ford A Co., Gust Walker, agricultural imple- i 
 i ments and hard ware ; L. Chandler, Edson C. Eastman, Win. H. Fiske, 
 
 ; D. L. Guernsey, B. W. Sanborn k Co., books and stationery ; Joseph. 
 
 ! French, Gage k Andrews, William Gilman, HarrisA Co., George H. 
 i M oore, J. S. Moulton, Frank P. Munsey, Calvin Thorn George F. 
 
 ; Whittredge, G. H. Bachelder, L A. Hazeltine, Shattuck A Noyes,; 
 
 i.J. M. Smith;-J. P Sanders, Moses H. Bean, Fisherville, boots and, 
 
 ! shoes; W. B. Stearns:-W. H. Allen Fisherville, carpets; Benjamin 
 
 i M'atsou, H E. Graham, H. M. Parker, cigars and tobacco; M. B. ' 
 I Critchet. A. J. Edmunds, J. H. Hill, Lincoln A Shaw, F. S Peck, A Co., 
 
 I T. W. A J. H. Stewart, H. Stauss, J. T. Sleeper ;—S. F. Brown. Fisher- i 
 ! ville, clothing; H. W. Rundlett A Co., A. G. Saltraarsh, coal and wood; i 
 I Joseph Brown;-John A‘Colburn, Fisherville, CoflSns ; E. P. Pres j 
 
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 cott A Co., S. Qiiiml)y A Co., commission merchants; F. C. A J- Y. 
 Bradbury, Joseph Gillis, Sewall Iloit, J. 11. Morrill. S. W. Mills, James 
 S. Norris A Co., Piper A Haskins, confectionery, fruits, Ac ; C. Pressey. 
 
 W. B. Stearns;-R. C. Danforth, Fisherville, crockery and glass 
 
 ware; Kastman A Co., H. B. Foster, James Morgan A Co., Rollins A 
 
 Co., Underhill A Kittredge:-J. S; Rollins A Co , Fisherville, medi- 
 
 ; dries; Chase Hill, shoe findings; J. Galloway, Ivory Hall, clocks, 
 
 , watches and jewelry; W. G Andrews, Churchill, Killiurn A Co., 0. V. 
 
 ' A J. Pitman, D. E. Clarke, F. Evans, F. A. Fisk, T. J. French, Harris A 
 
 Co., James Hazel ton, John P. Stickney, Geo., F. Whittredge A Co.;-* 
 
 John Putney East C.;-E istman A Currier, West C.-W. H. Allen, 
 
 Hale Chadwick, Putman A Hall, Brown A Linehan, Fisherville, dry 
 goods; Barron, Dodge A Co., Lewis Barter A Co., N. S. Batchelder A 
 Co., French A Cochran, E. G. Kilburn A Co., J. H. Pearson A Co., E. P. 
 Prescott A Co., S. Quimb}" A Co., C. C. Webster, flour and grain; J. 
 
 Brown A Co., D. A. Hill, S. W. Shattuck, Volger A Stanley;-0. K. 
 
 Bradford, Fisherville, furniture; Frank Chandler, J. P. Sanders, J. T. 
 Sleeper, gents furnishing goods; Hutchins A Co., Asa G. Andrews, F. 
 A. FUik, J. F. Hoit A Co., John M. Pearson, J. L. Pickering A Co., 0. 
 V. A W. H. Pitman, Steniels A Dickerman, Rowell A Clough, Sturte- 
 
 vant A Whittredge, J. A. West;-Eastman A Currier, Alfred L. Mar- 
 
 den, West C.;-John Putney, East C.;-J. Batchelder A Co., Brown 
 
 A Linehan, Putnam A Hall, Union Store, Fisherville, all groceries; 
 John J. Eastman, guns, pistols and fi.shing tackle , L. H. Carroll, Na¬ 
 thaniel P. Rines;-R. C. Danforth, Fisherville, hardware and cut¬ 
 
 lery; M. B. Critchett, Austin T. Sanger, hats, caps and furs ; Walker 
 A Co., iron and steel; D. L. Gurnsey A Co., maps and pictures; Miss 
 Jane L. Crawford. Jjis. Hazelton, Mrs. D. B. Jones, Mrs. E. H. Marshall 
 
 A Co., Mrs. M. M. Smith, Mrs. H. J. Thompson, Geo. W. Wadleigh ;- 
 
 Mrs. Addie M. Batchelder, Fisherville milliners and millinery goods; 
 Wilson A Badger, optical instruments; Eastman A Co., C. H. Martin 
 
 A Co., paints, oil and glass; William H, Fisk, W. B. Stearns;-W. 
 
 H. Allen, Fisherville, paper hangingings; Qharles P. Baker. C. C. Da¬ 
 vis, E, G. Kilburn A Co.. Joseph G. Wyatt;-John H. Foss, Fisher¬ 
 
 ville, provisions; Jame.s R. Hill, saddlery goods; Smith A Walker, sad¬ 
 dlery hardware; George W. I>rew A Co., Howard M. Co<ike, Kimball 
 Brothers S. F. Morrill A Co., Stanley A Ayer;-S. G. Noyes, Fisher¬ 
 
 ville, sewing machines; Morrill A Silsby, stationery and blank books; 
 L. H. Carroll, J. H. Chase, W. P. Ford A Co., Stevens A Dunklee, stoves 
 and tin ware; M. B. Critchett, James Davis, A. J. Edmunds, John Jl. 
 Hill, .7. T. Sleeper, T. W. A J. H. Stewart, J. H. Upton, E. W. Wood¬ 
 ward A Co,;-S. F. Brown, Fi,sher\dlle, mercliant tailors ; J. H Mor¬ 
 
 rill, toys and fmcy goods; Jas. R. Hill A Co., John A. Coburn, trunks 
 and valises; Norman G. Carr, E. Knighr, S. F. Morrill A Co„ A P'. 
 Shurbiirne, Stanley A Ayer, watches, clocks and jewelry. Manufac¬ 
 turers; —Jewett Leg Co., artificial limbs{ J. S. Norris A Co., bakers; 
 Isaac Elwell A Co., bedsteads and furniture; C. Robinson A Sons, leath¬ 
 er and belting; Fred. S. Crawford, Morrill A Silsby, Nicholas Giles, 
 b<K)k binders ; Fonl A Kimball, car wheels and brass found»‘rs ; Joseph 
 R. Bowers, bricks; William Voyler, brooms; Daniel A. Hill, cabinet 
 furniture; M. Critchett A Son, candles; Abbott, Downing A Co., S. M. 
 
 Grifin, Harvey, Morgan A Co., Joseph Welcome;-Charles S. Harper, 
 
 East C^ carriages; D. Arthur Brown &. Co., Concord axlei> and horse 
 nail.s; H. H. &l J. S. Brown, Fisherville, cottons; P. Blanchard A Sons, 
 churns; Caldwell A Adams, furniture; William Badger, Morse A 
 Putnam, gas and steam fitters; Concord Gas Light Co., gas ; J. W. 
 A George Wright, gloves; James Jones, hair worker; Janies R. Hill 
 
118 BUSINESS mRECTORr. 
 
 & Co., Alexander Comery. Isaac P. Cutler, J. D. Johnson, William II. 
 Rogers, Shallies & I.,awrence; John A. Coburn, harnesses; II. B. 
 Foster, ink; VV. P. Ford & Co., iron fotinders; John Ilayne.s, lasts ; 
 Dunklee & Tilton, niachinist.s; Mose.s Iluniplirey, West Concord, 
 mackerel kits; G. A. Cummings, H. N. Farley & Co., Nathan Farley, 
 marble workers: Charles E. Austin, Parker & Secomb, Joseph W. 
 Prescott, organs and melodeons; Charles Austin, Davis & Morgan, 
 organ and melodeon reeds ; Parker & Secomb, Prescott Bros., organ, 
 melodeon and piano stools; Rol)inson & Tilton picture frames and 
 looking-glasses; Crockett & Pillsbury, melodeon and piano keys; E 
 B. Robinson, plows; J. T. Clough, plaster; John Eves, plumlter; 
 Benben Button, pumps; T. B. Tamblyn, slate and gravel roof-<; 
 Andrew Blinker, sa^h, doors and blinds; William B. Diu'gin, Silver- ! 
 smith; Smith & Walker, silver platers: Concord Granite Co., Dona- 
 gan & Davis. Geo. W. Emerson, Granite Railway Co., stone cutters; 
 J. Mellen Blake, leather ; Morrill Dunlap, turner : H. II. Aldrich. J, 
 A unable, upholsterers ; B, F. & D. Holden, West Concord, flannels. 
 
 \ Miscellaneous —Edward Dow, architect; D. Angel Clough, Henry P. 
 i Moore, artists; Jeremiah S. Durgen, S. W. Shattuck, auctioneers; 
 i Minot & Co., liankers Dunklee Tilton, civil enginei'rs; Stevens & 
 j Lund. H. K. Dewey, claim agents ; Concord Daily Monitor, Indepeti- 
 i dent Di-mocrat, New Hampshire Patriot and State Ga/.ette, Repuldi- 
 Ican St ife.sman, all newspaper and job printing establishment> ; Main 
 & Nutt T, nurserymen ; Stevens laind. patent solicitors ; Benjamin 
 Carr, William P. ILdt. Kimball Brothers, E. R.Noves, David F, Tri])p ; 
 
 -Herman J. Currier, Fisln-rville, photograph Hrtist.s ; A. G. 
 
 Jones, Morrill & Silsby ;-Samuel G. Noyes, Ki.'^herville, book, and 
 
 jjob printers; S. G. Lane, real estatii ag(*nt; Cyrus Farrar, Ea^t Con- 
 jeord, silk dyer; T. A. AmbrO'e, A. & G. A, Foster, Chaib-s II. Norton 
 
 IP. Dudley & Co., F. W. Thompson;-David A. Brown, Henry A. 
 
 I Stevens, Fisherville, livery and boarding stables; Samuel Wallace & 
 i Son, stair bnilder.s ; Mrs. E. H. Marshall, straw bh-acherv ; Davis & 
 
 ! Morey, musie teachers; Joseph Brown;-John A. Brown, Fisher¬ 
 
 ville. undertakers. F.p.t. —R. R. center. W. p. —limited: 
 
 DUXDA RTON — Postmasters —Oliver P. Wilson:-Luke Converse, 
 
 North D. Churches —Bap.,-; Cong., Geo. I. Bard; Epis., sup¬ 
 
 plied by St. Paul’s School, Concord. Mprehants —T. A 0. P. Wilson, 
 general assortment. F.p.t. —short distance to R. R W. p. —small. 
 
 EPSOM — Postmaster —Leonard W. Peabody. Physician —L. W. Pea¬ 
 body. Churrhes —Bap., f. w.,-; Chris., J. P. Stinchfield; Cong., 
 
 (^harles Peabody. Merchants —Henry Knox, James Tennant, A. C. 
 Locke, general assortment. Manufacturers —A. Lord, J. D. Page, ?d. 
 D. Bickford. Samuel Bickford, lumber. Hotel —Suncook Valley House. 
 Henry Knox. F. p. t. —Stage to Concord & Newmarket; R. R. being 
 built through the town. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 FRA NKLTX — Postmistress —Eunice G. Colliurn. A ttorneys —.4ustin 
 F. Pike, Daniel Barnard, Isaac N. Blodgett, E. B. S. S.anborn. Robt. W 
 lionnett, Charles C. Holcombe. Physicians —Samuel B. Kelley, L. M. 
 Knight, G. Colby, Daniel C. Burleigh; William P. Kelley, dentist. 
 Churches —C.aL, Bap., B. Wheeler; Chris., 0. J. Wait; Cong., Wm. T. 
 Savage. Literary Institution —Fraiiklin Academy. Merchants —Chee- 
 ney A Whitcomb, books and stationery ; N. A. Upton, Lewis Lord, 
 {John Shaw: James March, boots and shoes; H. J. Odell, drygoods; 
 Harrison Brock way, George C. Proctor, drugs and medicines; Levi 
 Richardson A Co., David Gilchrist A Co., C. A E. C. Stone. B. M. Pres¬ 
 cott, Burleigh Brothers, Nathaniel H. Sanliorn, Chase A Co., Thom¬ 
 as Ryan, general assortment; John W. I'lioinjison, R. E. Bean, gro- 
 
MERllIMACk COUNTY. 
 
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 iceries and prorisioT;® • AioTT7o Mepper, Gilbert G. Fellows, jewelry 
 GvO/te, Mrs. flarrison Brockway, Mrs. C. C- Paige. Clark & 
 jstark, millinery; John C. Neal, H. J. Odell, E. R. Heath, tailors. 
 ; Manufactvrer ^—Sleeper k Paige, William G. Hancock, blinds, sash and 
 I doors ; F. H. Aiken, brad-awls and saw-sets ; J. W. B. Clement, carriage 
 maker; Hiram E. Locke, carriage painter; J. H. Rowell, D. Gilchrist 
 & Co., founderies ; L. D. Davenport, harness maker; Stewart Sc McCon¬ 
 nell, leather belting; Page Brothers, leather; B. M. Prescott, Albert 
 
 G. Morrison k Co,, lumber; Walter Aiken, machinery; Cummings 
 : Bros., marble works; B. N. Poor, Mrs. W. B, Wadsworth, photographs : 
 ip, M. Cawley, job printing; Warren F. Daniell, Russell k Co., paper: 
 jj. H. Rowell, tin, glass ware and stoves; Taylors flannels and pant 
 'cloths; Franklin Falls Co., pant cloths, and gents dress goods, Wesley 
 , Sawyer, agent; Walter Aiken, hosiery; A. W. Sullowaj*, flannels and 
 
 hosiery; Wm. Russell, New England wood pulp Co., Hotels —Web¬ 
 ster House, 0. B. Davis, Franklin House, A. K. Mpore, Livery Sta¬ 
 bles —0. B. Davis, A. K. Moore, Charles Davis, George Frost. H.p. t. 
 .—Northf'rn R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 • HENXIKER — Postmasters —Horace Gibson ;-Sam'l M. Currier, 
 
 West H. Attorney —Warren Clark. Physicians —George Cook; I. P. 
 Chase, homeo. Churches —Cong,, S. S. Morrill; Meth., W. H. Jones. 
 Literary Institution —Henniker Academy, Otis S. Johnson, prin. Mer- 
 
 cAanf.<f-^il>8on k Straw. J. J. W. Morse;-Fellows k Folsom, S.; M. 
 
 Currier ,G. H. Farrar, West H., all general assortment L. M. Camp¬ 
 bell, millinery. Manufacturers —Gilbert D. Gould, leather; Che¬ 
 ney k Son, paper; John Gutterson, lumber; H, Gibson k Co., 
 mackerel kits ; J. Gage & Co., measures; Gowen Wilkins, carriages; 
 
 W, E. Cogswell, tin ware;-John Peters, cabinet furniture; F. 
 
 Whitn»"y. coffins, West H. Hotel and livery stable —National Hotel. 
 John S. Craig. F. p. t. —Contoocook Valley R. R. H. p .—abundant. 
 
 HILL — Postmaster - Physician —I. M. Bishop, eclec ; 
 
 W. T. Vail, water cure. Churches —Bap., chris., D. F. Smith ; Meth., 
 N. Culver. Merchants —I. T. Parker, Stackpole k Lane, C. N. Blake, 
 general assortment. Manufacturers —George A. Sumner, carriages 
 and sleighs; J. L, Mead, furniture and chairs; W. B. Cawley, lumber. 
 Hotel —Prescott House, A. D. Prescott. F. p. t. —R. R. w'p. —little 
 HOOKSETT—Postmaster —Joseph T. Goss. Physician —Horace 
 
 Gage, Thomp. Church —Cong., Abraham Burnham. Merchants —Jo¬ 
 seph T. Gos**. S. D. McAfee k Co., general assortment. Manufacturers 
 —Hooksett Manufg Co., cotton; N. k Wm. F. Head, lumber. Hotel 
 —.\yer House, Horace Bonney. Livery Stables —John W. Prescott. 
 Natt Whittier. F. p. t. —R. R. W. p .—abundant. 
 
 i HOPKINTOJS—Postmasters —Dyer H. Sanflorn;-Lsaac Rowell. 
 
 West H.;-G. A. Curtice, Contoocook. Attorney —H. W. Green. 
 
 Physicians —Alexander Rogers, H. M. Dearborn:-Jeremiah Wilson, 
 
 George C. Blaisdell ; D. 0. Collins, hot.. Contoocook. Chuches —Bap.. 
 
 Christie W. Burnham ; Cong., John K. Young;-Bap., J. L. Sinclair; 
 
 Chris., N. D. Sleeper, Contoocook. Literary Institution —Contoocook 
 Academy. Thomas B. Richardson, prin. J/o’rc/jcruts--David L. Gage, C. 
 
 H. Sanborn ;-S. Curtice k Son. Eben Wyman, D. 0. Collins k Son, 
 
 Contocoog, all general a.ssortment; Kelley k Ketchum, tin ware and 
 stoves, Contoocook. Manufacturers —Horace J. Chase, leather; War¬ 
 ren M. Kempton. mackerel kits, Contoocook; Joseph Barnard, Enoch 
 
 : J. Chase, lun^ber, Contoocook; Merrill k Livingston, woolen goods. 
 
 Contoocook. Hotels —David B. Story;-John A. Peters, Coutocook. 
 
 F. p. t. —R. R, U'. p. —good. 
 
 ' LOUDON — Postmasters —Henry F. Bachelder;-Ben j. Rachel der. 
 
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 L. Center:-Hannah Moore, L. Ridge. Phi/<7ctans —I?aac S French, 
 
 L. Ridge: 'William S. Collins, horn .5 Geo. W. McNeal, min.: L. W, San- ^ 
 
 born, dentist. Churches —Cong.,-Meth., Warren A];plel)ee. Mer- \ 
 
 chants —II. F. Rachelder, Hiram Ordway. boots, shoes, dry goods and | 
 groceries ; H. F. Baclndder, medicines and hardvrard : Charles F. Hills- ! 
 grove, groceries; Levi W Sanborn, jewelry. Manufacturers —Joseph; 
 
 : Wiggin. leather; William H. Holt, lumber and carriages. IToM —Me- 1 
 Cleden House, Moses C. Cutchins. Livery Stables —Moses C. Cntchins, • 
 A. P. Cate. F. p. t .—Mail coach to Concord daily. W. p. —good. 
 
 i yEWBTIRY—Postmasters —Mrs. Mary Lear;-Jeremiah Morse,! 
 
 ; South N. Church —Bap., f. w., N, B. Smith. Merchants —J. E. k A. ! 
 iC. Muzzy, general as.sortment. South X. Manufacturers— C. 1 
 
 I Fowler, bent carriage wheel rims. South X. F. p. t .—stage from Xew- j 
 : port to Bradford. IF, p. —fair. | 
 
 1 NEW LOXDOX — Postmasters —Anthony Colby;-Jas. TI. Bur- j 
 
 pee, Scytheville. Physicians —S. M. Whipple, X. T. Clark. Church —i 
 i Bap., F. D. Blake. Literary Institution —Xew London Literary and 
 j Scientific Institution, A. W. Sawyer, D. D., prin. A;erc7»or/b‘—Riis- 
 j sell & Co., Greenwood k Burj ee C. S. Sargent, geneial assortment: 
 
 j U. W. Seamans, jewelry: Mrs. M. J, Woodward, millinery;-Janies j 
 
 ; H. Burpee, Scytheville, general assortment. Manufacturers —R. Far- j 
 
 ; well, lumber;-E. A. Jones, Scytheville, leather; Phillips, Messer, i 
 
 Colby & Co., scythes, Scytheville. Livery Stable —D. S. Seamans. 
 F.p.t .—Stages daily. W. p —’irtle. 
 
 i XOPTHFIELD — Attorneys —F. R. Chase, Asa P. Cate. Church — 
 
 I Epis., M. A. Herrick, D. I). Merchants —J. F. Taylor, dr.v good.'j and I 
 ! groceries; C. F. Hill, printer and stationer. Manufacturers —Granite i 
 Mills Co., A. S. Ballantine, agent, woolens; J. P. Dearborn, Imnber;' 
 I T. W. Long, house, carriage, and sign painter. F. p. t .—B. C. k M.. 
 R. R. IF. p. —abundant. I 
 
 PEMBROKE — Postmasters — Clifton B. Hildreth; Simon A. H. ! 
 Weeks. Suncook Village. Attorneys —Edwin B. Gould. John E. Stan-i 
 van. Physicians —Butler H. Phillips. Xathan Call, Alfred W. Abbott,! 
 ■George A. Larabee. Dentist —R. Frank Cook. Churches —Bap.. Jesse; 
 ; M. Coburn: Cong.. Benj. Merrill; Meth., A. A. Manson. Literary In-' 
 \stitution —Blanchard Academj', L. R. Leavitt. Miss Rowe, prins. Mer~ 
 
 I cAani.?-—Mi.ss Harriet Burnham, Joseph Sargent, bo"ks aiel station- j 
 iery: E. B. Rhodes k Co., Morse k Co., King k Co., James Hall, boots 
 land shoes; V. E. Holmes, J. H. Churchill, E. S. Smith k Co., cloth-! 
 ing; Sanborn k Batchelder, 0. R. Whitcomb. J. iM. & X. B. Emery, | 
 ! G. <fe A. Potter, I.G. Russ, dry goods : Morse k Co., Hildreth k Runals, ; 
 i W. H. Piper, drugs and medicines; Mr.s. S. A. H. Weeks, Mrs. Barker, 
 Bartlett k Rose, fancj’ goods; Morse k Co., Dickerman Watts, furni¬ 
 ture; E. B. Cutler, general assortment; Williams k Hosmar, J. M. k' 
 fX. B. Emery, Jacob Xoyes, groceries; Hildreth k Runals, hardware;. 
 Paine & Chickering, jewelry ; G & A. Potter, Mrs. J. Simw, Mrs. M. A. j 
 ! Emerson, k Co.. E. J. Kelsey, millinery. Manufacturers —Pembroke 
 Mills, Webster MTgCo. Wattles k Bond, cotton; Tennant k Osgood, 
 Cochran k Knox, lumber; Edmund Jordan. H. H. Jones, bakeries: | 
 
 ; B. L. Culver, photographist. Hotels —Pembroke House, Daniel S. j 
 i Jones; Suncook House, Oramon Hunton. Livery stables —Daniel S. 
 'Jones, Oramon Hunton, Lucius W. Robinson. F. p. t. —Concord andi 
 I Portsmouth R. R, IF. p. —good. j 
 
 i PITTSIlELD — Postmaster —Xewell G. Tilton. Attorneys —Thoma.s' 
 H. Thorndike, Benjamin Emerson. Physicians —R. P. J. Tenney,; 
 i William A. ^Mack. John Ladd ; Abel Wares, eclec.; C C. Chesley, G. G., 
 
 : Wilkius, dentists. Churches —Adv., Joseph Harvey,-; Bap,, c., i 
 
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 Hector Canfield, Bap., f., Edward A. Stockman; Cong., L. Z. Ferris. 
 Literary JnsHttdiov —Pittsfield Academy. Merchants —W illium A. 
 
 Mack, books and stationery: Charles French, boots and shoes: Hiram 
 A. Tuttle, clothing; Edward 0. Sanderson, dry goods; 'William A. 
 Mack, drugs and medicines; Mrs. Everett Jenkins, E. A. Ashley, Mrs. 
 Emilie Greenwood, millinery; Berry & Lou gee, R. L. French, Wm. ^ 
 Osgood, B. F. Kaime, II. L. Brown, N. G. Tilton, Greenleaf Osgood, gro¬ 
 ceries ; John P. Nutter, hardware; George Priest jewelry. Manu- 
 \ficiurers —Pittsfield Manufac’g Co., cotton goods; S. G. Bliysdell, har- ! 
 nesses, trunks &c.: Levi Tilton, leather; Charles S. Cram, lumber; 0. ' 
 
 S. A J. P. Roby A Co., tin ware. Hotel —A. J. Shurburne. Livery Sta- 
 Sylvanus Smith Andrew J. Shurburne. F. p. t. —Stage from 
 Concord to Pittsfield ; R. R. in process of construction. W. p. —good. 
 
 SALISBURY — Postmasters —T. D. Little;-"Wm. Dunlap, West S. 
 
 Physicians —"NV. "W. Sleeper. Geo. P. Titcomb, horn. Churches —Bap., 
 Silas F. Dean ; Bap., chris., Wm. S. Morrill; Cong., Jonathan B. Cook. 
 Literary Institution —Salisbury Academy. Merchants —C. E. Foot A 
 Co.:-Gookin A Dunlap, "West S., general assortment. Manufactur¬ 
 
 er —Cyrus Gookin, lumber. West S. Hotel —Salisbury Hotel, Til¬ 
 ton. F. p. t. —Stage. W. p. —considerable. 
 
 SUTTON - Postmasters —Truman Putney;—Joseph Greeley, jr., 
 
 North S.; James B. McAllister, South S. Physicians —Chas. C. Pike; 
 James R. Smiley, North S. Churches —Adv., Frank Nelson; Bap., f., 
 
 Henry S. Kimball;-Bap., f., Isaac Peaslee, South S. Mm'chants — 
 
 Truman Putney, Lewis Richards.. Davis A Richards, general assort¬ 
 ment ;-r-Joseph Greeley, jr , David Cooper, clothing; Mrs. I. M. Sar¬ 
 gent. millinery. North S.;-McAllister A Johnson, general assort- 
 
 j nmnt; French A Co., stoves and tin ware. South S. Manufacturers — 
 Joseph P. NelsAn, excelsior; William II. Marsliall, cart an(i carriage 
 wheels; D. R.lAbbott, carriages: George Fellows, Daniel W. Couch A 
 Son, lumber; Jonathan II. Kezar, lumber. North S. F.p.t. —Stage 
 to Bradford and New London. W. p. —small. 
 
 j WARNER — Postmaster —Hiram Buswell. Attorneys —Sam’l Davis, 
 i John George. Physicians —Frank W. Graves, J. M. Rix. Churches — 
 
 : Bap., Albert Heald ; Cong., Henry S. Huntington ; Meth.,-. Mer¬ 
 
 chants —C. A. Benton A, Co., tailors; George N. Tewksbury. Robert 
 Thompson, Wm. G. Andrew’s, John E. Robertson A Co., Ira Harvey, 
 
 ! general assortment, Ac.; G. C. George, stoves and tin ware; Mrs. II. 
 Philtirick, millinery. Manufacturers —A. Comery, 1 urnesses and 
 ; trunks; Samuel H. Dow’, C. G. McAljiine, Leavitt Dowlin, lumber; 
 Henry C. Carter, paper; B. H. Watson, planing mill and box factory; 
 
 I John Davis A Co., leather;-J. Rogers, bedsteads; Adants A Bart- 
 
 jlett, woolens, Bradford. Hotel and livery stable —Warner Hotel, Tho¬ 
 mas B. Tucker. F. p. t. —Concord and Claremont R. R. W, p. —fair. 
 
 WEBS TER — Postmistress —Mrs Martha C. Stevens. Physicians — 
 Nathaniel II. Are.y, Thomas H. Curriei Churches —Cong., Edward 
 Buxton; Meth., George J. Judkins. Merchants —Smith A Sweatt, 
 David A. Macurdy, general assortment. Manufacturers —F. L. Bur¬ 
 bank A Son, Wm. W. Austin, lumber. F.]). t. —Mail stage three times 
 a week to Boscawen, Depot, N. R. R, W. p —abundant. 
 
 WILMOT — Postmasters—-G E. Woodward;-J. II. Greeley, W. 
 
 Flat. Attorney —William W. Flanders. Physician —Horatio N. Mason, 
 
 J. P. Elkins. Churches —Cong., C. B. Tracy; Meth., Hugh Montgom¬ 
 ery, W. Center;-Union,-Dickey, Hugh Montgomery, North W.: 
 
 -Bap., f. H. P. Lampry. W. Flat. Merchants —Wt>odward A Brow’n, 
 
 K. M. Row’e. J. H. Greeley A Co. general assortment; Geo. Whittemore, 
 jewelry. Manufacturers —Otis Jones, leather; Enoch J. Chase, Moses 
 
122 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Heath, R. J. Stearns, Gilbert Briggs, lumber; Colby, Shepard, & Co. 
 woolens. F. p, t. —Five miles from R. R. at W. Andover. W. p. —little. 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 AMHERST — Postmaster —Horace E. Woodberry. Attorney —Perley 
 Dodge. Physician —Edward Aiken. Churches —Bap., E. P. Noyes ; 
 Cong., Josiah G. Davis. Merchants —G. K. Walker, boots, shoes, drugs 
 and medicines ; Horace E. Woodberrj', Forsaith, general assortment; 
 J. 0. Pulsifer, W. D. Forsaith, groceries Hotel —Amherst Hotel, Dud¬ 
 ley E. Chamberlin. Livery Stabl€s-~J). E. Chamberlin, Albert N. 
 George. V.p.t. —R. R. and stages. W. p. —limited. 
 
 ANTRIM — Postmasters —D. H. Goodell;-Almus Fairfield, North 
 
 Branch. Physicians —Wm. M. Parsons, J. R. Kimball; Morris Chris¬ 
 tie, horn. Churches —Bap., Wm. Hurlin ; Meth.,-How'ard; Presb., 
 
 Warren R. Cochran. Merchants —Edward D. Putney, J. B. Wood¬ 
 bury, general assortment; Luke Thompson, stoves a M tin ware; 
 
 Miss Ellen Kennedy, millinery;-Almus Fairfield, George P. Little, 
 
 North Branch, general assortment. Manufacturers —D. II. Goodell <fe 
 Co., apple-pearers and seed-sower; C. H. Carter & Co., force pumps; 
 L. & E. J. Thompson, table cutlery; E. Z. Hastings, bedsteads and 
 cradles; Daniel Story, cribs; Dodge Bros., cribs and bedsteads ; J. R. 
 Abbott & Co., bedsteads, cribs, cradles and rustic window shades: 
 Chas. S. Brooks, bedsteads and cradles ; E.- C. Paige, bobbins and soap j 
 
 dishes. Hotels —Charles Appleton;-Wm. P. Little, North Branch.: 
 
 Livery stable —Harvey Stacey. F. p. t. —Daily stages to and from Hills¬ 
 boro’ Bridge. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 BEDFORD — Postmaster —James T. Kendall. Physician —William 
 W. Wilkins. Church —Presb., Ira C. Tyson. Merchant —J smes T. 
 Kendall, general assortment. Manufacturers —C. 0. L. Ken- 
 
 idall, boots and shoes; Stephen C. Damon, George W. Goffe, Enoch F. 
 
 I & J. Gage, A. Fosdick, lumber; Daniel Parker, George Way, John H. 
 McAffee, bricks. F.ji- t. —R. R. and stages. W.p. —abundant. 
 BENNINGTON—Postmaster —^George A. Whittemore. Church — 
 
 Cong.,-. Merchants —G. A. & J. A. Whittemore, general assort- 
 
 ' ment, groceries, hats and caps ; Hartwell Lokin, jewelry. Manufac¬ 
 turers —C. .1. Kimball, shaves and hoes; W. D. Woods & Co., cutlery; 
 {Nathan Whitney, paper; John Carkin, lumber. Hotel and.livery sta- 
 I bU —Henry B. Wheeler. F. p. t. —Daily stages to Hillsborough and 
 Milton Depots. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 BROOKLINE — Postmaster —Henry B. Stiles. Churches —Cong., 
 
 -;;—; Meth., Lorenzo Draper. Merchants —Joseph A. Hall & Bro., 
 
 general assortment. Manufacturer Joseph A. Hall, lumber. Hotel 
 —James W. Fessenden. F. p. t. —Stages. W. p. —good. 
 
 DEERING — Churches —Cong., Morris Holman; Meth.,- Litera.ry 
 
 Institution —Deering Academy. Merchant —Russell Tubbs, groceries. 
 Manufacturers —E. W. Barnes,*boots and shoes; C. C. Atwood,lumber. 
 Hotel —M. Appleton. F.p.t. —Stage from Center to Oil Mills every 
 other day. W. p. —rather limited. 
 
 FRANCEBTOWN — Postmaster —Samuel B. Hodge. Physicians — 
 J. Frank Fitts. John West. Church —Cong., Austin Richards. Liter¬ 
 ary Institution —Francestown Academy, Thomas 0. Knowlton, prin. 
 Merchants —Downs Brothers, Robert Bradford, Herbert Vose, general 
 iissortment; Robert Bradford millinery. Hotel —A. W. Wood. F.p. t. 
 —Stages. W. p. —little. 
 
 GOFFSTON — Postmaster — G. Byron Moore;-G. B. Poor, G. 
 
 Center. Attorney —DaA'id Steele. Physicians —Alonzo F. Carr, Daniel 
 Little, John S. Little. Churches —Bap., John S. Haradou; Cong., SamT 
 
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 L. Geronid; Meth., - Osgood. Merchants —Henry E. I»l;iisdell 
 
 i drugs, medicines, and fancy goods; G. Byron Moore, Alfred Stoiy Sr . 
 
 Co.:——G. B. Poor, G. Center ;-J. M. & D. &. Parker, Parker YillagL* I 
 
 all general a.ssortment. Manu facturers —Frank Iladle}'. D. & D. Gregg j 
 K. Kendall H. Hadley, J. Austin, sash and blinds. Hotels —Centra I 
 House, A. \V. Russell: Unconoouck House. H. J. Tirrell. Livery sta¬ 
 bles —George Story, H. J. Tirrell. F.p. t. —N. H. Central R. R. W. p 
 —abundant. ! 
 
 GREENFIELD — Postmaster —Rufus Hardy. Physician —Samuel j 
 , Partridge. Church —Cong., Samuel Partridge. Merchant —Gilman I* 
 
 ; Fletcher, general assortment. Manufacturer —George E. Bailey, c.ai- 
 riages. Hotel —George J. Whittemore. Livery stable —Geo. E. Bailey. 
 F.p.t. —Stages. Vi.p. —none. 
 
 HANCOCK — Postmaster —A. D. Tuttle. Physicians —A. H. Taft: 
 R. G. Mather, dentist. Church —Cong., Asahel Bigelow, Merchants — 
 A. C. Blood, A. D. Tuttle, general assortment. Hotel —Jetferson 
 House. D. Patren. F p, t. —Stages. W. p. —none, 
 i HILLSBOROUGH — Postmasters —Chas. Gillis:-Elizabeth Nel¬ 
 son, H. Center;-Wm. H. Story, II. Bridge. Attorneys —Brooks K. 
 
 Webber. Charles A. Hamden ;-James H. Briggs, H. Bridge. Physi¬ 
 cians —J. Q. A. French, John Goodell ;-Abel C. Burnham, Charles 
 
 A. Gould; S. 0. Bowers, dentist, H. Bridge. Churches —Bap.,- 
 
 Cong.. John Adams;-Meth., Irad Taggard, H. Center;-Cong., 
 
 -; Meth., B. Whittemore Chase, H. Bridge Merchants —0. Gil¬ 
 more, C, A. Whittemore. general a.ssortment;-Janies S. Butler, I 
 
 Benj. Dutton, Dutton k Morse, Horace Marcy, D. W. C. Newman, } 
 
 I general assortment; Eugene Mason, H. Marcy, drugs; T. Gay, books | 
 stationery and fancy goods ; J. Gerry, P. Gotre, boots and shoes ; E. ! 
 H. Sargent, provisions and produce; S. Dow Wyman, flour; 0. P. i 
 Greenleaf, flour^and provisions; William H. Story, J.H. T. Newell, 
 watches and jewelry; Lizzie A. Hills, James Newman, Anna Forbes, 
 
 ! millinery, H, Bridge. Manufacturers —Steph. A. Brown, Stephen Tut¬ 
 tle, M. W. Fuller, leather; John G. Dickey, William H. Manahan. 
 
 lumber;-John B. Smith, flannel shirts and drawers; R. E. Love-; 
 
 rin, Josliua Marcy, W. Wellington, lumber; E. Clement, bedsteads ; j 
 H. Griffin, coffee and spices ; S. Forsaith, copper and tin; II. Breman | 
 marble, W. B. Whittemore, agt.: Forbes, Lane k Co , grain, flour and j 
 meal; S. D. Hastings, A. Codman, E. W. Codman, wheelrights; Solon i 
 Ncwmen, S. Mordo, photographers, H. Bridge. Hotels —St. Charles, 
 
 Charles Gillis;-Valley Ilotel, H. A. Averill, H. Bridge. Livery sta 
 
 bles —Noah Jackson, G. Stewart, H. Bridge. F.p.t. —Valley R.IL 
 
 j IF. p. —abundant. 
 
 I HOLLJS — l*ostmaster —William A. Trow. Physician —H. W. Wif, 
 loughby. Church —Cong., David Perry. Merchants —Wm. A. Trow, 
 Union Co., general assortment. Manufacturers —Edward Hardy, Wor¬ 
 cester Brothers, barrels and kegs; Josbph Gates, shoes; B. L. Farlej'. 
 wheelwright. F.p.t. —R.R. four miles from town. W.p. —good. 
 
 HUDSON — I^stmaster —Willard W Webster. Physicians —David 
 F. Smith, James Emery. Churches —Bap., Aaron W’. Chaffin; Meth., 
 
 iOtis Cole; Ortho., -. Merchant —Willard A. Webster, general 
 
 [assortment. Monufacturers —Samuel Cope, tiles; Charles Wood, ex- 
 j tension tables. F.p.t. —R. Pw. W.p. —limited. 
 
 LITCHFIELD — Postma.ster —G. B. Griffin. Church —Pres.,-. 
 
 Merchant —George B. Griffin, groceries and W. I. goods. Mamcfactu- 
 rers —Moses Cha>e, Thomas P. Bixbv, lumber. W.p. —abun lant. 
 
 L YNDEBOROUGH— Postmasters—W'm. W. Curtis;-Wm. W. 
 
 Young, South L.;-J. H. Goodrich, North L. Physician —Wm. A. 
 
124 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 •Tones, honi. C}nircht>s —Cong., Erastns B. Claggett;-Bap., -, 
 
 South L. Ntrdiants. —W. W. Curtis:-W. W. Youn r, J. II. Tarbell, 
 
 ! & Son. South L., all general assortment. Manufacturers —Lyndehor- 
 
 ! ough glass Co., South L. Hotel —Mountain Ilouse, - Perkin.s, 
 
 i South L. F.p.t. —Three and a half miles to R. R. at "East M ilton, 
 ir. p. —limited. 
 
 Bradbury P. Cilley;-Thomas S. 
 
 ! Montgomery. Amoskeag :-Nathaniel Moore, Goff’s Falls. Aitorveys 
 
 : —James U. Parker, DanT Clark, George W. MorrisonTtlerman Foster, 
 
 I \Villiam C. Clark, David Cross, Charles R. Morrison, Geo A. French, 
 i Bradbury P. Cilley. I^aac W. Smith. Samuel N. Bell, Clinton AV. Stan¬ 
 ley, John P. Newell, Samuel Upton. 'William Sta’*k, LewLs W. Clark. 
 
 : Lucian B. Clough, Samuel D. Lord, Elijah M. Topliff, Joseph B. Clark, 
 j Charles 11. Bartlett, 'William Little. J. "W, Fellows. C. A. Sulloway, 
 
 I WilUam R. Patten, John H. Andrews, A. C. Osgood, A. Vi'. Bartlett. 
 
 : N. P. Hunt. II. E. Burnham, H. H. Huse. Pliysiciavs —Josiah Crosby, 
 i William D. Buck, Thomas Wlieat, Ebenezer II. Davis. "William "NV. 
 
 I Brown. Lyman B. How. Leonard French, George .A,. Crosby, John Fer- 
 i guson. John S. Elliott, Charles ’\Vells, Jas. P. M’alker, Luther Pattee, 
 
 ; R. J. P, Goodwin. John Fitzpatrick. A, Tremblay. 0. D, Abbott, T. M. 
 Hanson. S. Closson, bot.; Emil Custer, Aaron Walker, hoineo.; Henry 
 C. Coburn, spiritual: Mrs. 0, M. AVinegar, l\Trs. Minerva Shannon, 
 Mrs. D. K. Larimer. Miss S. A.- Colby, Mis.s Mary 0. A. Hunt, Mi.ss 
 Emogene R. 'Winegar. Dentists —Hiram Hill, J, B, Prescott, C. P. 
 Wood. C. Heath, J. C. Walton, A. A. Russ, W. F. Childs. Churches — 
 Bap., N. C Mallory, A. Sherwiu; Bap., f.. N, Brooks, J. A. Knowles 
 N. L. Rowell ; Cong., Cyrus V'. Wallace. ■\Villiam J. Tucker, Theophi- 
 lus P. Swain ; F. G. Clark, (city miss.); Cath., 'William McDonald, J. 
 
 I O’Brien: Epis.. L. Sears; Meth,. D,C, Babcock: Unit., Chas. B. Ferry; 
 
 ■ Univ., B. M. Tillotson. Thomas Borden. J/^^7T7m?7/.<f-^Daniels & Co., 
 Daniel B. Eastman, John B, "V'arick & Co., agricultural im])lements; 
 
 I Conner & Pearson, William H. Fisk, Frank J. Poor, Alfred Quimby, 
 John V. Sullivan. Tewksbury k Bro.. Henry C. Tilton, Geo. N. "Webster, I 
 books and stationery; Milliam H. Cate, Ca>zer & Co.. Geo. W. Dodge, 
 
 I Fred. C. Dow, T. L. Hastings, D. E. Hill << Co., McDonald & Cody. Jas. I 
 Mitchell, jr., T. S. Montgomery & Co,, Joshua M. Robinson. Geo. W. 
 Thayer, C. D. Thompson. George W, "Weeks, S. C, Richardson & Co., 
 'boots and shoes; J. S. Kidder & Co., H. K. Slayton, butter apd cheese; 
 Barton & Co. A. Ferrier & Co., D. A. Simons, carpets; E. P. Johnson 
 <fe Co., clapboards and shingles; Sam’l Barnes, J. D. Bean. S. P. Fiske, | 
 I. W. Fogg. Folsom & Son, John Lee, J. Vi. C. Pickering, Plumer & 
 Chandler. A. H. Weston. E. Leveen. clothing and furnishing goods; 
 L. B. Bodwcdl & Co., E. P. Johnson & Co., coal and wood: C. S. T'i.sher, 
 P. A, Divine, coffins and uiidertakers; Manchester Gas Light Co., 
 
 ! coke; John D. Bean. J. S. Kidder & Co., commission merchants; E. 0. 
 
 I Abbott, David T. Collins, S. B. Davis, James Holmes, James G. King, 
 
 ; Michael McCabe, P. B. Putney, H. W. Rowe, George Vi. M'entworth, 
 j confectionery, toys, &c.; D, A, Simons. H. M. Bailey, Mrs. Robert 
 Gilchrist, Locke & Demick, Charles A. Smith, crockery; E. W. Blake, 
 Z. F. Campbell, S. S. Carr, Conner & Pearson, John R. Hanson, E. M. 
 
 ! Kellogg, Charles F. Lord, S. F, Murray & Co., A. F. Perry, Tebbetts 
 ; Bros., Brackett B. Weeks & Co., Littlefield <t Hayes, drugs; Barton 
 1 & Co., Boyd & Hopkins, N S. Clark, W, E. & L. Vi. Eastman, Fearing 
 ! & Co.. .4. Ferren Co.. V. B. Johnson & Son, Kidder & Chandler, J. 
 Knowles, S. H, Finer k Sons, Taylor, Kilpatrick & Co., Waite Bros., 
 Jackson & Co,. Jo.seph R. "Weston. M’illiam M'hite, George Abbott, dry 
 i goods; Mrs. A. S, Abbott, George W. Boy nton, S. B. Davis, Fairfield 
 
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 125 
 
 <t Shnttuck, Gporjre S. Holmes, James Holmes, F. Morg:Hn. Tliomas 
 Morpan, A. B. P.a^e & Co., Joseph Peabody, Jas. W. petti^rew, Frank 
 .f. Pwr A. W. Quint, Alfred D Stark, John V. Sullivan. Miss Laurie 
 Webster, fancy px'ds: J. Abbott & Co., Hall, Watts & Co., J. S. Kid¬ 
 der & Co., H. A n. R. Puttee, Poor &. Stearns, flour, grain and meal; 
 Nicholas Nichols, John Truesdale, J. S. Wiggin & Son, furs; Palmer 
 & Co., J. Q. A. Sargent, Frank B. Fogg, gas fixtures ; Geo. W. Adams. 
 E. F. Aiken & Co., C. K. Ball, Barr & Clapp, Clough & Howe, Lawrence 
 Dowd, Cyrus Dunn, Arthur M. Eastman. Peter Farmer. Josey>h C. j 
 Fifield, Edwin S. Fletcher, George W. Gardner A Co.. Griffin & Mitch-* 
 ell, George II. Hoyt. Johnson & Stevens, J. S. Kidder & Co., Kidder & '■ 
 Chandler, L. H. Lamprey, Locke A Demick, Dennis Lyons, Andrew: 
 >IcNab. Henry C. Merrill. G. D. Moore, F. Murray A Co., Daniel Con-' 
 ner. D. M. A C. B. Poor. Poor A Stearns, Horace B. Putnam, J. Rowley. : 
 William F. Sleeper. E. H. Smith A Co., T. D. Sone, Geo. E. Wilson A ' 
 Co.. Allen A Warner. H Fradd A Co., Head Bros.,-C. C. Frost & Co.. : 
 J. Morrissey A Co., William M. Hayes, Scott A Jewell, Ainsworth A' 
 Johnson Michael Gillis, Sawyer Bros. A Richards, Henry J, Young, j 
 G. Messier Alfred James, Moody A Co., A. A P. B. Page. Pennock A: 
 Colburn. W. Cressy, George E. Cox, H. H. Currier A Co., groceries;! 
 Daniels A Co., R. P. Silver, John B. Varick, hardware: Sam’l Barnes,! 
 S. P. Fiske, Folson A Son. John Lee, Nicholas Nichols, J. W. C. Pi< k-! 
 ering, Plumer A Chandler. John Truesdale, J. S. "Wiggin A Son, hats i 
 mid caps ; E. P. Johii'^on & Co.. J. S. Moulton, hay and straw; G. S. i 
 Holmes, J. H. Howard hosiery and gloves; D. A. Simons, house fur-j 
 nishing goods; Brown A Flanders, ice: A. W. Quint, ladies’ furnish- 1 
 ing goods; J. Stickney, leather and oil: J. Abbott A Co., E P. Johnson j 
 A Co., J. S. Kidder A Co., H. A H. R. Pettee, lime and cement: Haines i 
 I A Wallace. Ephraim S. Harvey. Thomas R. Hubbard, J, F Kennard, 
 |J. L. Smith A Co., Foster A Clough, lumber; N. W. Cumner A v’o., 
 il. W. Fogg. Matthew McDonald, Plumer A Chandler, S. Pushee. Lyons ; 
 'A Demahan, Pike A Plumer, M. J. Dowd, merchant tailors; Geo. W.j 
 j Boynton, N. S. Clark, Fairfield A Shattuck. Thomas Morgan, Amos B. 
 Page A Co., Joseph Peabody, Jonathan Pressey, Wilson A Pierce, E.W. 
 Follansbee, millinery goods; E. T, Baldwin. S. Ilovey A Co., A. Quim- 
 by, George N. Webster, I. S. Whitney. E. M. Kellogg A Co., Straw Aj 
 Lf)vejoy, John V. Sullivan, D. C. Wright, music and musical instru-: 
 ments; E. F. Aiken A Co., William Boyd, Johnson A Stevens. D. M A 
 C, B. Poor, H. K. Slayton, Georg? E. Wilson A Co., Allen A Warner, 
 Head Bros.. Ainsworth A Johnson, C. C. Frost A Co., Henry J. Young, 
 A. M. Eastman. Moses Flastman, 0. A R. D. Gay, Scott A Jewell, pro- 
 iduee: George W. Adams. Luther H. Brown, Clough A Howe, Timothy 
 ■Collins, A. M. Eastman, Moses Eastman. J. C. Fifield, E. S. Fletcher, 0. 
 iGage. George W, Gardner A Co.. Oliver Gay, George II. Hoyt, Andrew 
 McNab. Pennock A Colburn. J. Rowley, William Short, J. B. Stowell, 
 George E. Wilson A Co., Henry J. Young, H. Frad A. Co., Head Bros.. 
 C. C. Frost A Co., J. Morrissey A Co., Scott A Jewell, Ainsworth A| 
 Johnson, G. Messier, R. M. Miller, 0. A R. D. Gay, J. C. Fifield, Stick- 
 I ney A Prince, provisions; Hartshorn A Pike, Palmer A Co., H. S. 
 
 ! Whitney A Co., Frank B. Fogg, pumi)S; J. Stickney, shoe stock and i 
 ' findings; Warren S. Hill, Frank J. Poor, J, Stickfley, Plumer A Chan-! 
 Idler, James Holmes, sewing machines; H. M, Bailey, Daniel B. East- 
 : man. Hartshorn A Pike, William Parker, jr., Vance A Goodwin, Chas ' 
 
 I Williams, Brock A Kennedy, D. A, Simons, stoves and tin ware; Mrs- 
 ' D. Alden, John Farrar, variety: Cliarles H. Chase, Thomas Dunlap, I 
 W. H. Elliott, S. Hovey A C<»., H. 11, Ladd A Co., John Mooar, Straw i 
 A Lovejoy, John F. Wiley, Lyman Carr, watches and jewelry; Hayes j 
 
126 BUSINESS UIRECTOBY. 
 
 & Co., J. Kenn:»rd, Gilman D. Moore, Thomas O’Grndy, O'Neil k Jones. 
 John Phelin, M. Prout, P. Rogers, Daniel J. Warner, J. IT. Willey 4 
 I Co., A. E. Farley k Co., George Fletcher, J. Morrissey k Co, C. Arm¬ 
 strong, Leroy McQueston, IIeale 3 ' k Sweene}^ H. M. Chadwick, Geo. 
 W. Whittier, N. S. Diirgin, wines and liquors^ L. B. Bodwell k Co., 
 J. W. Brown, Daniel B. Eastman, E. P. Johnson k Co., William C. 
 Richardson, wood. Manufaclnrern —Benjamin II. Chase, J. Stickney, 
 
 ! John B. Tarick k Co., John W. Whittier, belts; James Baldwin k Co.. 
 
 I bobbins; David B Varney, brass founder; F. L. Gra\’, Haynes k Wal¬ 
 lace, brewers; Ira P. Fellows, George H. Hubbard, William F. Lahey, 
 j George W. Wood, cigars; Manchester Gas Light Co., coal tar: Ilackett 
 !& Taylor, concrete for paving; Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., K. A. 
 Straw, agent; Langdon Manufacturing Co.. William L. Killey, agent; j 
 Manchester Print Works, Waterman Smith, agent; Stark Mills, Phin-! 
 eas Adams, agent, cottons and linens; Amoskeag Ax Co,, edge tools: 
 Bonjamin S. Stokes, files; J. R. Barrett k Co., Mrs. M. Moulton, F. L. 
 Wallace k Bro., Tubbs k Co., Tebbetts Bros., hair restoratives: Edwin ' 
 Branch, John C. Clafk, Andrew J, Dow, Greeley k Dewey, F. N. Mc¬ 
 Laren. J. B. Saunders, harnesses and saddles; J. W. Whittier, hose: 
 John Brugger, John C'dlins, A, P, Olzendam, hosiery; A. H. Low'ell 
 A Co,, Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. Manchester Locomotive Wi rks, 
 iron founders; E. Yeaton A Co., loom harnesses; Amoskeag Manufac¬ 
 turing Co., C. C. Clark. Hiram Forsaith, S. C. Forsaith. Manchester 
 Locomotive Works. B. F. Porter, R. J. P. Goodwin; machinists ; Isaac 
 Palmer, John U. Farnham, marble workers;- P. C. Cheene^'& Ci^} 
 paper; Benjamin F. Jenkins, power-loom pickers; Frank B. Fogg, i 
 steam pipes, Ac., T. S. Montgomery k Co,, S. C. Richardson k Co., 
 shoes; J. Baldwin k Co., shoe pegs arid shuttles; J. C, Young, slater: 
 Moses C. Ea.9tman k Co., Ebenezer Hartshorn, Joseph S. Holt, soap; 
 Benjamin H. Piper, carriage spokes; William W. Hubbard, stair rails; 
 Amoskeag Manufacturing Co-, steam fire engines; Manchester Loco¬ 
 motive Woiks; steam engine.s ; Palmer & Co , J. Q. A. Sargent, steam, 
 gas and water pipe; Rockwood k Green, M. W. Gove, straw goods ; 
 David Urich, willow worker; R. Page, window shades; Manchester 
 Print Works. A. P. Olzendam, woolens. HnteU —Manchester, Wm, 
 Shepherd; City, P. W. Hazeltine; Exchange, Prescott & Fo.ster; 
 j Farmers’ E. A, Ham; Merrimack. D. 0. Webster; Fremont, J. N. 
 illanaford: Amoskeag, Michael Linen. F.p.t .—R. R. Center. W. p. 
 —immense. 
 
 MASOX — Pofitmasters —Franklin B. Heald, M. Village;-Daniel 
 
 Goodwin, M. Center. P/ii/sicians —Thomas H Marshall David P. 
 j Stowcll. Churches —Bap,. Luther C. Stevens ; Cong., George F. Meri- 
 
 jam, M. Village;-Cong., D, Goodwin, M. Center. Merchant —D. P. 
 
 ! Stowell, drugs and medicines; E, Barber, millinery. Manufacturers 
 I —Columbian Mf g Co., M. Village, cottons. Hotels —Columbian Hotel, 
 jM. Village. F.p.t. —Peterborough and Shirley R. R. W. p. —abun- 
 !dant. 
 
 MERRIMACK — Postmasters —Kimball W. Br'''wn, South M.;- 
 
 George Drew, Thornton’s Ferry;-M. P. Nichols, Reed’s Ferry. 
 
 Physician —Harrison Eaton. Churches —Cong., C. L. Hubbard,-; 
 
 Meth.,-. Merchants —Samuel C. Anderson, David Henderson. 
 
 general assortment. Manufacturers — A. Esty, Kittridge Brothers, 
 bricks; William Hendersori, carpets; David Henderson, flannel; Alex¬ 
 ander M. C. Wilkins, lumber;-Parker k Co., Thornton Ferry :- 
 
 Marcellus Homrhton, Souhegan Village, furniture. Hold —McCe- 
 nike, M. B. McCenike. F. p. t. —Concord aMd Wilton R. R. W. p. 
 abundant. 
 
HILLSBOROUGH OOUNTY. 
 
 127 
 
 MILFORD — Postmaster —Jolin W. Crosby. Attorneys —Bjiinbridge 
 Wadleigh, John L. Spring, Clinton S. Averill. Physicians —Samuel 
 G. Dearborn, Thomas B. Dearlx>rn, Hezekiah Eldridge; W. H 
 W. Hinds, homeo.; C. F. Fiske, dentist. Churches —Baptist, Jere 
 miah D. Tilton; Cong., George E. Freeman. Literary Jnstitution-- 
 Milford Normal High School, \V. L. Whittemore, prin. Merchants — 
 
 I Kidder A Whitney; books and stationeiy; Joel W. Hamblett, James 
 .Shanahan, boots and shoes; Wallace & Sawyer, G. W'. Dunckire, hats, 
 jc.Mps &, clothing; Batchelder & Parmelee, A F. Hutchinson, K. M. Giay. 
 dry goods; H. Eldridge, Kidder & Whitne}^ drugs and medicines; 
 
 ; T. E. Bruce, dry goods and general assortment; Geo. Melendy, fancy 
 goods and notions; J. Lancaster & Son, Spencer Guild, groceries: 
 Kidder & Whitney, hardware; George W. Duncklee, jewelry; Miss 
 I Mary L. Tucker, Mrs. E. Comstock, Mrs. W. Shaw, millinery. ManU' 
 fucturers —Souhegan MTg Co., denims, George C. Gilmore, agent; 
 M orse, Kaley & Co., cotton tid 3 ' yarn, T. Kaley, manager; Lane & Co- 
 j burn, boots and shoes; Heirs of Francis J. French, George Daniels 
 Administrator, leather; French Heald, William •Gilson k Son, John 
 ; D. Holt, John B. Melendy, Marvell k Howison, lumber; E G. & 0. A. 
 
 I Hamblett, tailors; Pine Valley Co., wool carpets; David Heald, furni- 
 jture; Sumner Emerson, extension tables; H. H. Bragg, fancy boxes; 
 
 I W. L. Pierce k Co., William Gilson k Son, fish kits; Andrew Fuller, 
 
 ; mirror frames; W. W, Robbins, printers wood material; William P. 
 j Duncklee, plows; De Graff k Co., hair renewer; J. A. Powers, J. F. 
 j Boynton, tin ware. Hotel —Union, Geo. E. Boutell. Livery stables — 
 
 1 Nathan Hutchinson, Cha.«.G. IlatcJi. F.p. t. —R. R. .TF.p.—abundant, 
 j MOUNT VERNON—Postmaster —Nathaniel Bruce. Physician — 
 
 I Sylvanus Bunton. Church —Cong., S. H. Keeler. Literary Institution 
 1 Appleton Academy. Merchants —Thomas H. Richardson, Ira Hill, 
 general a.ssortment. Manufacturer —William H. Conant, fancy boxes 
 land looking glasses. Hotel —Mount Vernon House, F. 0. Kittredge. 
 i F. p. t. —Stages. W. p. —little. 
 
 ! S'ASHUA — Postmaster —George Swain. Attorneys —G. Y. Sawj'er, 
 
 I k Sawyer, jr., B. F. Emerson, A. W. Sawyer, A. F. Stevens, C. V. Dear- 
 i born, Barrett k Atherfon, W. W. Bailey, J. B. Fassett, S. T. Worcester. 
 
 ' Physicians —E. Spaulding, E. Colburn, E. B. Hammond, E. A. Colburn, 
 
 I N. J. Moore, George Gray, T. 11. Gibby. J. C. Garland, A. J. Gibon, 
 
 1 0. A. Woo<Vbury, J. E. Langlois; J. F. Whittle, H. A. Clark, horn. Den- 
 \tists —A. Lull, L. F. Locke, F. L. Twitchell, C. G. A. Eayrs. Churches 
 j —Bap., W. H. Eaton, D. D.; Cath., John O'Donnell; Cong., Frederick 
 jAlvoni; (Olive St.,) Hiram Mead; (Pearl S^,) W. L. Gaylord; Meth., 
 (Main St.,) A. Carroll; (Chesnut St.,) E, R. Wilkins; Unit., M,.G. 
 iGage. Literary Institution —Nashua Literary Institute, David Crosby, 
 A. M., prin. Merchants —N. P. Green, C. D.«^ E. J. Cobb, M. V. B. 
 Green, books and stationery; Marcn k BeardTFiske k Libby, Damon 
 k Co., E. P. Meintire, boots and shoes; Runnells k Cha-^e, H. G. Chap¬ 
 man. G. W. Moore, L. W. Goodrich, hats, caps and clothing; J. A. 
 Wheat k Son, J. 11. Blake, C. F. Stetson, F. F. Kimball, Wm. Taylor, 
 \k Co., A. G. & 11. H. Reed, D. B Needham, dry goods; E. S. Bussell 
 : k Co. T. H, Gibby, J, W. White k Co., G. W. Currier k Co., drugs and 
 ime<licines; C. T. Andrews, W. H. Cheever, E. W. Gorrill, J. E. Kent, 
 Miss P. Heath, fancy gc-ds and notions: G. C. Shuttuck k Co., Hop¬ 
 kins k Ramsey, Merrill k Barr, Burke k Taylor, R. M. Sawyer k Co., 
 J. G. Blunt k Co., J, Cook, M. R. Buxton, G. W. Green, Baker k Spaf- 
 tord, C. N. Merrill k Co., groceries: Barr k Co., C. H. Nutt, hardware; 
 O. E. Richardson, W. M. Lovci(>y, A. F. Adams. C. T. Ridgeway, N. W. 
 Goddiird, jewelry ; S. Tuck, Mrs. S. S. Green, Mrs. L. N. Piper, 0. H. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 128 
 
 Cushing & Co., millinr'ry; Chapman Brothers, Parker & Bowers, Rob¬ 
 ert Emerson, A. P. Dutton, tailors. Manufacturers —II. W. Bingham, 
 woolens; Nashua M’f’g Co., Jackson M’f’g Co., Vale Mills, cottons; 
 Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Co., Eagle Card Co., Murray, Pierce & 
 Co., glazed paper and card board; Sargent & Cross, F. E. P. & D S. 
 Chase, T. Melindy & Sons, lumber. Hotels —Indian Head House, 
 Scripture & Parker ; Tremont House, George Doolittle ; Central Hous«% 
 I. Ale.xander. Livery stables —Scripture & Parker, J. II. Hildreth. 
 F. p. t —R. R.center. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 NEW BOSTON — Postmaster —Solomon D. Atwood. Physicians, — 
 Gilliam 0. Turhune ; Nelson P Clark, honieo. Churches —B;ip., R. G. 
 Farley; Presb., D. C. Frink. Merchants —Miss B. P. Hall, dry goods 
 Atwood & Kelso, Benjamin Dodge & Co., gen**ral assortment i Miss 
 ''.aroline Bell, millinery goods. Manufacturers —Frank S. Richaids. 
 leather; Union Paper Mill, Co., printing paper ; .lohn Gregg. Daniel 
 Gretrg. lumber. Hotel —Columbian, H. M. Fairfield. Livery stable — 
 C .J. McColly.i^. p. t —Stages 5 miles to Parker’s Sta. on N. H. C. R R. 
 
 NEW IPSWICH — Postmaster —Charles A. Whitney. Attorney — 
 William A. Preston. Physicians —F. Jones, F. N. Gibson, Churches — 
 
 Bap., A. Snyder ; Cong., P. Fay; Meth.,-. Literary Institution', 
 
 —Appleton Academy, E. W. Westgate, prin. Merchants —Charles A, 
 Whitney, S. A. Richardson, A. II. Wright, L. C Oliver, general as¬ 
 sortment; F, A. Bnzzell, jewelry; Mrs. Fi.ske, millinery. Manufac¬ 
 turers —Columbian Company, R. Graves, cottons ; Chas. Wheeler, G. C. 
 Gibson, lumber. Hotels —Clark’s Hotel, Peter H. Clark: Wheeler's 
 Hotel, Geo. W. Wheeler 2d. Livery Stables —P. H. Clark, W. C. Hawes. 
 F. p. t. —Peter boro & Shirley R. R, W. p. —abundant. 
 
 PELHAM - Postmaster —John Woodbury. Physicians — Amos 
 
 Bachelder, L. H. Grosvenor. Churches —Bap., Nathan C. Lathrop; 
 Cong., Augustus Berry Merchants —John Woodbury, dry goods and 
 groceries; James A. Foster, groceries. Manufacturers —C. H. Wyman 
 & Co., D, Marshall & Co., woolen goods; David Butler, Asa D. Butler, 
 R. B. Hillman, lumber. F. p, t. —None. W.p. —good. 
 
 PETERBOROUGH—Postmasters — John R. Miller;-John A. 
 
 Wheeler, West P. Attorneys —R. B. Hatch, E. M. Smith. Physicians 
 —Albert Smith, Daniel B. Cutt'^r, John fl. Cutler, W. D. Chase; Levi 
 Dodge, horn.; A. G. Howe, A. M. Bryant, dentists. Churches —Bap,. 
 
 -; Cong., Geo. Dustin; Meth., Frank P. Hamblett; Unita., C. B. 
 
 Ferry. Literary Institution —Peterborough Academy, James E. Vose. 
 Merchants —Charles A. Ames, books and stationery: Win. E. Baker, 
 Frank Bullard, boots and shoes; A. B, Tarbell, Osgood & Martin 
 clothing; John R. Miller, drugs and medicines: Smith & Stewart, 
 W. G. Livingston & Co., Asa Davis, Sylvester Tenney, general assort- 
 'ment; Marshall Nay, haiiand caps; Augustus Fuller, tin ; H. W. Nie- 
 man, furniture; David Smiley, Fred. Emory, jewelry; J. Gates & Co , 
 
 millinery;-John A. Wheeler, general assortment. West P. Manu 
 
 facturers —Herbert Brennan, marble work; Copeland & Tarbell, car¬ 
 riages; Lorenzo Holt, Lowe & Wilson, Leroy P. Greenwood, painters: 
 Joseph Nooiie, woolens; Peterborough Manufacturing Co., Phenix 
 Manufac’g Co., cotton , A. A. Farnsworth, leather; A. Childs, Towns, 
 White & Co., baskets; A. P. Morrison & Sons, J. J. Barker, paper; 
 C. C. Marcy, flour and grain ; Charles Wilder, barometers and ther¬ 
 mometers; G. P. Felt, machine shop and foundery; Joshua Briggs, 
 
 piano forte stools ;-Union Mf’g Co., cotton, West P. Hotels —H. K. 
 
 French, Geo. F. Cheever. Livery stables —H. K. French, Swallow k 
 McIntosh. F. p. t. —Stages. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 SHARON — Manufacturers —Charles F. Appleton ;-Preston k 
 
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CHESHIRE COUNTY. I29j 
 
 ' Emory, New Ipswich p o,, all lumber. F.p.t. —Seven miles from 
 [ Ma'sou Village Depot. W. p. —good. 
 
 I TEMPLE—Postmaster —Nathan Colburn. Physician —Nathaniel 
 I Kingsbury. Church —Cong., Royal Parkinson. Merchant —C. P. llay- 
 i ward Manufacturer —M. M. Balch, luacbinist; E. G. Cutter, luml^er 
 • Hotel —Central House, Charles H. Boynton. F. p. t. —Stages. W.p. — ' 
 little. 
 
 HEARE — Postmasters —Israel Hoag;-Oliver D. Sawyer, North 
 
 W.;-A. B. Johnson, East W.: -Jonathan Buxton, South Vi. 
 
 .Abner Frost. Oil Mill Village. Physicians —A. R. Dearborn; James' 
 Peterson. J. P. "Whittle, homeo. Churches —Bap.. N. B Smith: Univ., 
 
 . C. 0. Ballon:-I^ap., cal., J. L. Whitteniore, East W.;-Bap., t.. 
 
 -Moody, North W. Merchants —Israel Hoag &. Son, Geo. Simons; 
 
 .-William II Gove, D. Sawyer &. Son, Ballou k Kelley, North W.; 
 
 -A. B. Johnson. East W,:-J. Buxton, South W.;—.Abner Frost. 
 
 Oil Mill Village, all general assortment. Manufacturers —S. Paige k 
 Son, leather; Ira Gove i Sons, boots and shoes; G. W. P. Sleeper, 
 
 E. Leighton &. Son, wheelwrights ;-J. W. Chase, skiving machines : 
 
 . .\inos Chase k Son, machini.''ts ; Ira Wilkins k Sou,cabinet furniture; ' 
 Weave Woolen Manufacturing Co., woolens, Moses Sawyer, agent; 
 Rockland Mills, cottons: J. B. Moulton, leather; .John W. Han.sou,, 
 Lindley M. Sawyer, boots and shoes; M. .A. Hodgdon, lumber. North 
 
 W.;-Charles Bla«k, cabinet furniture; East W.,-Charles "W. 
 
 Martin, leather, South M .:-Ziba A. Hoit, lumber, Oil Mill Village. 
 
 Uotel —.Abner P. Collins, North W. F. p. t. —R. R. IF. p, —good. 
 
 ; WILTOX — Postma.^ter —N. Flint; P.Ring, West W. Attorney —C. II. 
 Burns. Physicians —Josiah Fleeman ; F. M. Pevey, dentist. Churches 
 
 Bap., Stephen C. Fletcher; Cong., Daniel E. Adams; Unita.,-Pen-. 
 
 dleton, Richard Coleman. Merchants —Nathan Flint, books and sta¬ 
 tioner^’ ; J. E. CLllbrd, Geo. Flint, boots and shoes; Geo. W. Wallace, 
 Charles Tarbell, clothing, hats and caps: Alfred E. Jaques, .A. A. 
 Ramsey, dry good.s ; Henry Trevitt, Frank H. Newman, drugs and . 
 medicines; .Alfred E. Jaques, .A. -A. Ramsey, Sam'l W. Center, Nathan 
 Flint, fancy goods ami notions; .Alfred E. Jaques, .A. .A. Ramsey. S. N. 
 Center, general a.s?.ortment and hardware; D. Gregg k Co., Samuel 
 N. Center, .Alfred E. Ja(jues. .A. .A. Ramsey, F. S. Hutchinson, .Abiel 
 Frye, groceries; -II<-od. jewelry ; Mr.s., Libby, millinery. Manu¬ 
 
 facturers —Wilton Co., Diivis Co., Newell Co., Robert Dawson, worsted 
 yarns; A. J, Putnani k Co., leather; Jones k Da<>comb, boots and 
 shoes; D. Whiting k Sons, David Gregg, Jonathan Livermore, lumber. 
 Hotels —Wliiting House. David Whiting; Washburn Hou.«e, Willis A. 
 Washburn; Union Hotel, Mrs, Minn. Livery stables —Joseph Lang- 
 dell. Levi II. Blood. F. p. t. —R. R. IF. p. —abundant. 
 
 WiyPSOR —No Post office. Attorney, Ph 3 *siciaii 8 or Church. ; 
 
 I 
 
 CHESHIRE COUNTY. ! 
 
 ALSTEAD — Postmasters —Cyrus K. Vilas ;-A. C. Field, -A. Cen¬ 
 ter:-Janies F. Ishum, New .A. Physicians —Sumner T. Smith,' 
 
 Win-low B. Porter. Churches —Cong., Francis B, Knowiton;-.A. C. 
 
 Field, A. Center:-Samuel H. Amsden, New .A. Literary Institu¬ 
 
 tion —Alstead Select Si 1 uk) 1. Sam’l H. Porter, prin. Merchants —II. D. 
 Ptandall, hoot.s and sho«*s; Cyrus K. Vilas, drugs: Timoth>' Tufts, 
 
 llenr^' A. Lovell, J. 11. Porter:-T. Freeman. New .A., gem ral a>,sort- 
 
 ment; J'<lin F. Weaver, iron and tin ware; Cyrus A. Fowler, jewelry 
 and to>'s: Benj, .A. Fisher, sehool books, siationerj’ Ac. Manufac¬ 
 turers —Chas. E. Cooke, iron founder ami plow manufacturer: II. D. 
 Robb, machinist; T. R. Prentiss k Son, pa|>er: Gardner G. Bank-, J»- 
 
130 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 eeph P, Forristall, Lyman Chaiidler, Holmes k Buxton, lumber; Geo. 
 A. Brooks, edge tools; Premiss, paper. Hnte.l —Sterling G. .\nderson. 
 F. p. t. —Stages from and to Bellows Falls, Tt. W. p. —good. 
 
 I CHESTERFIELD — Postmasters —R. C. Cressey;-James C. Far- 
 
 Iwell, C. Factory ;—r-James II. Ford, West C. Physicians —Daniel F. 
 
 .Randall;-John F. Butler, C. Factory. Churches —Cong., Jeffries' 
 
 Hall; Meth., J. English;-Heth., Thomas L. Fowler,-Cum- 
 
 'mings, C. Factory:-Univ., R. 0. G. Woodbury, West C. Merchants 
 
 I —R. C. Cressey, drj’’goods and general assortment; Charles Harvey. 
 
 jewelry;-James C. Farwell, dry goods, C. Factory :-James 11. 
 
 : Ford, dry goods ; Calvin P. Gilson, groceries, West C. Manufacturers\ 
 
 ‘ —Cook & Co., leather. Hotels —Fred. L. Stone;-Sanford Gurnsey, 
 
 C. Factory. Livery stable —E. P. Wetherell. F. j). t. —Stages. \Y/p 
 —abundant. 
 
 DUDLIX — Postmaster —George W. Glea.son. Physician —Henry 
 H. Smith. Churches —Cong., uuita., George M. Rice; Tidnita., Au- 
 j drew J. Fosdick. Merchant —George W. Gleason, general assortment 
 Manufacturers —Lamoert L. Howe, Willard & Farwell, lumber; Milan 
 ; Harris k Co., Cheshire Mills Co , woolen goods. F.p. t. —Stages. W. 
 p. —abundant. j 
 
 I FIrZWlLLIAM — Postmasters —P. S. Batcheller ;-E. Cummings, | 
 
 I F., Depot. Attorney —Amos J. Blake. Physicians —Silas Cumniing.s, 
 j Aaron R. Gleason. Churches —Bap., E. Hi “Watrous; Cong., John F. ■ 
 [Norton. Merchants —P. S. & S. Batcheller, dry goods, jewelry and 
 •.fancy goods, drugs, medicines, ic.; John M. Parker k Co., John 
 
 , Whitteniore, John N. Richardson, general assortment ;-Spaulding 
 
 Perry, F., Depot; Miss R. Foster, millinery goods. Manu facturers 
 : —Elijah Bowker, butter tubs; C. L. Taft, doors, sash and blind.s : J. 
 j Damon, pails, P. 0., address, Winchendon, Mas.s.; Simonds k Co., 
 picture frames. Hotels —Gage's Hotel, Abner Gage; Sip Pond House, 
 Jas. S. Cox. Livery stable —Abner Gage. F.p. t. —C. R. R. W. p. 
 
 ' —limited. 
 
 j GTLSUM—Postmaster —F. A. Howard. Physicians —D. K. Webster. 
 
 I Churches —Cong., Horace Wood ; Meth., J.oseph Merrill. Merchants — 
 L. W. F. Mack, general assortment; N. G. Hayward, groceries. Man-. 
 \ufacturers —Collins & Sons, beaver clothes ; Cuthbert, Gould k Miner, j 
 flannels; Nelson Rice & Rawson, leather; Jesse Dart. Geo. W. New-! 
 'man, L. F. Goodnow. Livery stables —Geo. H. McCoy, Calvin Chan- 1 
 dler, A. Chapin. F.p.t. —Stages. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 itlXSDALE — Postmaster —Charles J. Amidon. Physicians —^Fred¬ 
 erick Boyden, Wm. S. Leonard; AVm. C. Barrett, dentist. Churches — 
 Bap., H. B: Streeter; Cong., J. S. Batchelder; Meth., A. C. Hardy. 
 Merchants —Hunter k Co., books and stationery; Cook k Fisk, Hol-j 
 land k Wellman, boots, shoes, dry goods, groceries, Ac., Cook k Fisk, I 
 j clothing, fancy goods and jewelry; William Evans, groceries, liats and 
 ! caps; 0. J. Martin, drugs and medicines; Mrs. L. P. Bascom, milli- 
 i nery. Manufacturers —Haile, Boyden k Amidon, Frost k Co., woolens ; j 
 Priest k Wellington, bobbins; J. U. Beers, leather; Geo. Robertson, j 
 I paper; Ansel Dickenson, lumber; James Snow, boxes; Newhall &i 
 iStebbins, mowing machines; Holman k Merriman, machinists and j 
 1 water wheel manufacturers ; George S. Wilder, chisels ; Thomas W. i 
 Sabin, Eagle Iron Foundery. Hotels —Ashuelot House, Frank Stearns;: 
 American House. Daniel A Barrett. Livery stables —S. E. Perham, 
 
 ; Frank Stearns. F. p. t.. —Ashuelot R. R. W. p. —good. 
 
 J A FFREY—Postmasters —Gurley A. Phelps;-Peter Upton, 
 
 East J. Attorney —Fred. W. B liley. Physicians —Gurley A. Phelps ; 
 -Oscar II. Bradley, East J. Churches —Cong., Rufus Case,; 
 
CHESHIRE COUNTY. 131 
 
 Hup.,-C. W. Allen ; Univ., J. P. McLane, East J. Literary 
 
 Institution —Mihille Acnd«iny. Merchants —Charles D. Law, dnip!^ 
 
 and medicines: Josei)h T. Bigelow;-.James S. Lacy, Charles IJ 
 
 Powi rs. g'lieial assortment; James L. B(dst<*r, groceries, East ,J 
 Manufacturers —Alonzo Bascom,« otton goods ; .Julius Cutter, leather ,j 
 
 Heath & Gilman, Lyman K. Farnum ;-Oliver Bacon, Bascom A* 
 
 Crumbie. Howe & Murdock, Thos. Anneit, Agt., lumber. East J. 
 
 Hotels —Cutler's Hotel, .Jonas Cutter, I^al-an Price:-Granite State 
 
 Hotel, N, R, Corning, East J. Livery stables —Nutting & Cutter ;- 
 
 Hubbard & Emery, East J. F.p.t. —Stage to AVinchendon, Mass., 
 j Depot. W. p. —g''0«l. 
 
 I KEENE — Postviaster —Thomas FL Hatch. Attorneys —William P. 
 Wlieeler. Francis A. Faulkner, F. F. Lane, Daniel K. Healy, C. C. Web- 
 ■ster, C. Fred. Webster, Don H. Woodward, Leonard Willington, liar* 
 j vey Carleton. Silas Hardy. Physicians —George B. Twitchell, A. S. 
 jCarpenter, T. B. Kittridge, G. C. Hill, Mrs. R. F. Hill; Francis Brick, 
 i Henry H. Darling, .J. Homer Darling, homeo.; Stratton & Loveland, 
 
 lira W. Russell, dentists. (JJnirches —Bap.,-; Cath., Wm. Mur- 
 
 !phy; Cong., Z. S. Barstow, Win. S. Karr, J. A. I.cach ; Epis., George 
 I W. Brown; Meth., C. M. Densmore: Unit., W. 0. Wliite. Literary 
 \ Institutions —Keene High School, Solomon H. Brackett, Miss Maria 
 ;Townshand. Merchants —G. H. Tilden & Co., ,J. H. Spalter & Sons, 
 books and stationery; M'. TJ. Wilson, A. T. Wilder, Leonard M'right, 
 Daniel W. Robinson, David Hutchins, Geo. Kingsbury, boots and 
 ; shoes; .J. R. Beal k Co., Mason & Perry, C. T. k G. B. Buffuin, M’hit- 
 ]comb & Dunl ar, M’hitcomb Bros., clothing; . .J. Kilburn, Patterson 
 & Spaulding, Francis Foster k Co., Richardson k Skinner, dry goods; 
 Channcey Hills, A. C. Howard k Co.. 0. G. Dort, drugs and medicinee; 
 Richardson k Skiniu r, Otto Lettenmayer, Fred Comstock, Chas. D 
 : Robinson, C. F.'Woodward, fancy goods and notions; IHchardson k 
 Skinner, Fisher A "Willard, general assortment; Chas. Bridgman, Jos- 
 ■ lin k Gay, Grimes k ICllis, M'ardwell k Wentworth, .Joseph M'hitnej', 
 
 ! D. B. Silsby & Co., Ruel Nims, Wm. Brock.s. Hutchins k Rowell, A, 
 j H. Freeman. L. C. Darling, gi-oceries; I. N, Spence r k Co , W. H 
 Knowlton k Co,, hardward ; Dali k A.lden, Leonard Wright. Whitcomb 
 Bros., hats and caps ; Richardson k Skinner, J. A. Thayer, F. E Allen, 
 j jewelry; Hatch k Johnson, J. 0. Taft k Co., E. R. Gimore, millinery 
 good.s, Fisher k M'illard, M. T Tottingham, turniture; 0. H. Hard¬ 
 ing. N. G. Gurnsey, Fuller k Willard, Baker k Wellington, Sherman 
 k Stearns, restaurants. Manufacturers —Chas. Lain.'^on, Francis Fos¬ 
 ter. leather; Leonard M'right, boots and shoes; Cogswell A Goodhue, 
 Gustine Holmes A Lyman, plumbers and gas-fitters; Davis A Lyman. 
 0. H. Gillett A Co., stoves and tin ware; P. B. Hayword, baker and 
 cigars; S. S. 'Wilkinson, C. F. Holton, trunks, harnesses Ac.; French 
 A Sawyer, S. C. Dustin, C. Allen, photograiihers; Keene Chair Co., 
 Chfshire Chair Co., Keene Furniture Co,, chaii’S; Mii.^es Ellis, iron 
 ■foundery; John Humphrey A Co., Sanborn A Hubbard, machinists: 
 
 : Faulkner &. Colony, woolen goods : Otto Lettenmayer, confectionery 
 imannf. Hotels —Cheshire House, Morgan .J. Sherman ; Eagle Hotel, 
 
 , J. W . Starkey ; American House, Fred Gilson. Livery stables —Laton 
 Martin, "herman A Todd. S{)aulding A Dean. E.p.t. —Cheshire and 
 j Ashnelot R. R. JF. p. —good. 
 
 i MA HLBOROUdH — rostmasters —E. 0. Woodward ;-C. S. Moors. 
 
 i M. Depot. Physician —Sam’l A. Richardson. Churches —Cong.. 
 
 ; Silas P. Cook; Meth., D. S. Dext«r; Univ., H. P. Osgoo<l. Merchants 
 —Chap. Stny. boots ami shoes ; E. 0. M'oodward, JVyman Sawj'er, 
 general assortment; Miss E, A. Knowlton, millinery goods; Miss 
 
i 132 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 I N, A. Whitcomb, dress making. Manufacturers —Marlborough i 
 I M mufacturing Co., Monadnock Blanket Co., horse blnnkets ; S. A. 
 
 I Richardson, lumber. Hotels —Marlborough Hotel. J. T. Danforth. 
 
 I Livery stable —Foster & Osgood. F. p. t. —Stages, W. p. —abumlant. 
 
 I MARLOW — Postmaster —Arthur W. Fiske. Physician —Marshall 
 
 Perkins. Churches —Bap.,-; Christian, -; Meth.,-Ken- 
 
 ! dal. Literary Institution-r-y\.\xv\ovf Academy. Merchants —Geo. A. 
 
 I Petts, Fancy Goods and Notions ; A. W. Fiske & Co., G. D. Joslin & 
 
 I Co., Clyde & Knight, General Assortment. Elvira Whittemore, Mil-! 
 Ilinery Goods. Manufacturers —S. R. Powers, Carriages; .John Q. i 
 j.Tones, Doors, Sash and Blinds; Elbridge Phelps, Cooj)er; F. J. Rogers,! 
 j knife and pail handles, tastle moulds, bucket bottoms, Ac.. James; 
 
 ! Burnap, tanner; P. E. Fox, tin and stoves; Freeman Phelps, rakes;, 
 i S. D. Bill, pail and mop handles; Elbrige B. Gee, F. J, Rogers, Horace | 
 Gee, lumber; W. S. Cady, wool-carder. Hotel —Forest Ilouse, J. H.{ 
 Matthews, F.p.t. —Stages to Keene and Wilton. IF. —very good, j 
 
 NELSON — Postmasters —Abel Kittredge;-Chas. C. P. Harris,! 
 
 Ilarrisville ;-Justus Fisher, Munsonville. Physicians —Dauphin! 
 
 W. Osgood* Church —Cong., Charles Willey. Merchants —Watts A! 
 
 Rand;-Justus Fisher, Munsonville, all general assortment, Manu-\ 
 
 factures —J. D. & L. J. Colony, cottons ; F. B. Hardy, chairs, Munsun-j 
 ville. F.p.t. —Stages. IF p. —abundant. i 
 
 RICHMOND. — Postmasters —Warren L. Wright;-Harvey Mar-j 
 
 tin. North R. Physician —Edward J. Donnell. Churches —Bapt.. ! 
 
 -; Meth., Noble Fisk; Univ., -. Merchants —Warren T. | 
 
 Wright, Union Store, A. B. 'temple, 0. E. Adams, general assortment: 
 Mrs. Marian Barnes, millinery goods. Manufacturers —N. G. Wood¬ 
 bury, pails; Frank Amsden, Martin S. Abbott, Bowen T. Handy, ] 
 lumber; E. G. Bemis, clothes pins. Hotel —Lafayette, Eli W. Reynolds. 
 F. p. t. —Stage. W. p. —■‘iibumlant. 
 
 RINDGE!—Postmaster —Samuel W. Fletcher;-Ambrose Butler, 
 
 Blakeville. Physicians —John Hurd; George L. Bennett, dentist. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-; Meth., Samuel Beadle. Merchants —Fletcher 
 
 & Emory, A. M. Lacy;-Ambrose Butler, Blakeville, general assort¬ 
 
 ment. Manufacturers —H. D. Hale, brooms; D. P. Clark, boots and 
 .shoes; F. & 0, D. Converse, A, S. Coffin, J. Hadley, E. B. Cutler, car¬ 
 riages and sleighs. Hotel —Wm. E. Robbins. F.p.t. —Stages. W.p. 
 —limited. 
 
 RON BURY— Keene. Church —Henry H. Colburn. . 
 
 STODDARD — Postmasters —James H. Hunt:-Luman Weeks, 
 
 'South S. Physician —William T. O’Donnell. Church —Cong., D. F. 
 
 I Savage. Merchants —Parker & Simonds, general jissortment; James 
 
 1 H. Hunt, tin ware ;-Geo. L. Curtis, Mill Village;-Luman Weeks, 
 
 j South S., general assortment. Manufacturers —Samuel Robb, Chris- 
 I topher Robb, Hiram Turner, lumber. Hotel —Horatio N. Welch. F. 
 p.t. —Stages. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 SULLIVAN — Postmasters —Josiah Peabody;-Caleb Goodnow j 
 
 East S. Church —Cong., John M. Stowe. Merchants —Nahum Bridge, I 
 ' boots and shoes; Gardner Town, general assortment. Manufacturers\ 
 —John Symonds, leather; Caleb Goodnow, George Kingsbury, H. M. j 
 Osgood, Elliot J. Davis, Atwell C. Ellis, lumber. F. p. t. —Stages. 
 W. p. —good. 
 
 SURRY—Postmaster —Mar.'shall B. Britton. Physician —Wm. H. 
 Porter. Church —iMeth., J. Fawcett. Merchants —Marshall B. Brit¬ 
 ton, general assortment. Hotel —Warren Carpenter. F. p. t. —None. 
 W. p. —limited. 
 
 SWANZEY — Postmasters —Willard Adams; Salmon H. Fox, West 
 
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 S.;-E. F. Read, 'Westport. Physicians^ —Willard Adams. S. Center; 
 
 —^—Geo. I. Cutler, West S. Churches —Bap., -; Cong., Win, II. 
 
 Cutler. Merchants —J. Chamberlain, general assortment; Mrs. M. E. I 
 
 I Ru.ssell, millinery-PaulF. Aldrich, jr., Joseph Ware, general as- 
 
 j Rortment, West S. Manufacturers —Stratton Woolen Mills, heavers; 
 
 I A, S. Kendall, leather; Stratton Mills, lumber. Hotels —West S. 
 
 I Hotel, Homer Evans ;-Elm House, Keene, Livery stable —J. G. 
 
 Huntly. F.p.t. —Ashuelot R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 TROY—Postmaster —Charles W. Whitney. Churches —Bap., Jona¬ 
 than S. Herrick; Cong., Levi Brigham. Merchants —Chas. W. Whit¬ 
 ney, K. P. Kimball & Co., general assortment. Manufacturers —Win- 
 throp Knight, machinist; Elijah Bowker, Winthrop Knight, grist j 
 inills; W. G. & R. M, Silsby, leather; Wood Ware Manufacturers;! 
 j D. W. Farrar, butter tubs ; E. Buttrick & Co„ pails and tubs; E. Whit-j 
 comb, pails; A. W. Baker, ears and washers; Asa Wood, chair stretch- 1 
 ers; L. Whittemore, stone mason; Wm. Harris, house painter; Jas. j 
 Capron, boots and shoes ; Ira Boydeu, house carpenter; E. Starkey, 
 horse exchange; Troy Blanket Mills, B. Ripley, Sup't. Hotel —.Mo- 
 nadnock Hou.se, John Clement. Livery Stable —E. P. Kimball. F. p. 
 t. —Cheshire R. R. W.p. —abundant. j 
 
 WALPOLE — Postmasters —R. L. Ball, Hope Lathrop, Drewsville. j 
 Attorney —Frederick Vose. Physicians —Geo, A. Blake, A. P. Rich-j 
 ardson. Churches —C< ng.,‘ -; Christian, Seth Ilinkley; Epis¬ 
 copal-; Unitarian, -. Lite,rary Institution — High 
 
 School. Merchants —C. C. Davis, books and stationery ; A. K. May- i 
 j nard, R. L. Ball, boots and shoes; B. F. Aldrich k Co., clothing; B. ! 
 
 I F. Aldrich & Co., Thomas B. Buffum, E. K. Seabury; -H. E. Put- 
 
 liiam, Hope Lathrop, Drewsville, drj" goods, groceries, kc.; C. C. ; 
 I Davis, drugs and medicines ; MLss Louisa Pierce, fancy goods and i 
 {notions; L. AV. Holt, hardware; Charles AV'. Kendall, jewelry;! 
 iMiss Jane L. Fuller, millinery goods. Manufacturers —Bates & Al-1 
 jdrich, shirts; Augustus T. Maynard, tannery; Pulsihr’s MilKs, him-' 
 iber. Hotels —AA'entworth U(»use, 11. A. Perry; Summer Boarding! 
 House, D. N. AA’right. Livery Stable —AA'm. A. Maynard. F.p.t .— j 
 Cheshire R. R. TP. p. —limited. ! 
 
 WESTMORELAND — Postmasters — Joseph Shellej’;-Elam I 
 
 AIar,^h, Ejust AA’.;-Charles H. Cook, AA’. Depot. Physicians —AA’illiam ' 
 
 R. Dunham; Barton Simmons, Thomp. Churches —Cong., E. A. Al>-i 
 
 bott; Univ.,-Laws. Merchants —Joseph W. Leonard, Anson Cole, | 
 
 Hall k Knight, Elam Marsh, C, M. AA'right, general a.ssortment. 3/an-i 
 ufacturers —Dexter Warren, leather; John Chamberlain, C. X. Quim-1 
 by, Charles Butterfield, lumber. f/oieZ—A'alley Hotel, Holland | 
 Bennett. F. p. t. —Cli^shire R. R. W. p —abundant. | 
 
 WINCHESTER — Postmasters —AA’illiam H, Gurnsey ;- 1 
 
 Ashuelot. Attf/rnvys —Ellery Albee, E. M. Forbes. Physicians —Hoseal 
 Peirce, George AA". Peirce, Jlarle Evans, E. P. Peirce ; Ira AA\ Ru.sReIl, 
 dentist. Churches —Cong., Elijah Harmon; Meth., epi.s., J, AA". Adams; 
 
 Univ.,-. Merchants —F. AA’eeks k Co., Luther Cheney, John A. 
 
 Powers, books and stationery; E. AA’ilbur, jr., L. Cheney, boots and | 
 shoes; AA^m. Shriglej' k Son, clothing; E. Weeks k Co., Luther Che-| 
 ney, drj' goods; John A, Powers, II. Peirce k Co., drugs and medicinos;j 
 John A. Powers, F. R. Peters, fancy goods and notions; F. AA’eeks & 
 
 I Co., Luther Cheney, general a.ssortment; E. Cook, F. AA’eeks k Co., 
 Luther Cheney, grocerie.s; E. Cook, hardware; AA’illiam Shrigley & 
 Son. hats and caps; F. R, Peters, John A. Powers, jewelry ; Aliss M, G 
 Bancroft, Mrs. S. W. Ripley, millinery; Mrs. S. M. Kent, Mrs. A. 
 Jackson, dressmakers; A. S. AA'hitcomb, photographer. Manufactu. 
 
134 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 re.rs —Ilezekiah 'Willard, L. S. Brown, wlieel-wrifrlit; II. Gould, 0. C. 
 Kendrick, carpenters; Frank Hildreth, carpenter and inill-wright; 
 
 E. Pickering, C. L. Combs, painters and glaziers; II. B. Swan, jialiii 
 ! leaf hats; N. E. Stevens, leather; 'William II. Lewis, furniture and 
 I coffins; James E. Coxetter, machinist; John Burbank, pails ; Coburn 
 |& Munsell, Charles W. Scott, spic^ and cand}' boxes; 'William Felch, 
 j cloth boxes; Sabin & Scott, bedsteads; AVOliam Bullock, cooper; 
 
 I William Bent, bricks ; An.sel Dickinson, S. W. Buffum, Horatio G. 
 
 Pickett, E. T. Tenney, Martin Baker, lumber ; Jas 0. Holman, pump.s; 
 
 I L. H. Alexander, belts; H. Lyman, auctioneer ;-Colony, i'ickenson j 
 
 & Co.. Ball, Pratt & Turner. Ashuelot Woolen Mills, woolen gcaxls. i 
 
 Ashuelot. Hotels — "Winchester Hotel, D. Peterson:-Ashnelotj 
 
 House, Hawkins & Howe, Ashuelot. Livery stable —Oliver L. Howard, j 
 
 F. p. i. —Ashuelot R. R. W. p. —abundant. j 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. ! 
 
 ACWORTH — Postmasters —M. M. Warner;-James A. "NVood, | 
 
 South A;-Rodney Buss, Ea.st A. Physician —Nathaniel G. Brooks, i 
 
 homed. Churches — Bap.,-; Cong., J. L. Merrill; Meth., Henry: 
 
 Dorr. Merchants —M. M. Warner, general assortment:-Mrs. Add e I 
 
 R. Powers, fancy and millinery goods; Spencer &. Smith, J,. F. Rich- i 
 ardson, general assortment. South A. Manufacturers —Blanchard A : 
 
 Woodbury, boots and shoes;-Nathati Adams, woolens ; C. BCum-i 
 
 mings, clothes pins: J. F. Page, lumber. South A. F.p. t. —Stage | 
 daily to Bellows Falls, Vt. W. p. —gocKl. j 
 
 CHA RLESTOWX—Postmasters —Charles C. Kimball;-Roswell 
 
 'Robertson, South C.;-Thomas Whipple, North C. Attoriify —E. L. 
 
 'Cusliing. Physicians —Samuel Webber, J. M. Whitaker;-Horace 
 
 'Saunders, North C.;-L. W. & S. W. Albee, denti.sts, South C. 
 
 Churches —Epis., (St Lukes,) Francis Chase: Ortho., H. H. Sanderson : 
 Unit., J. M. Merrick. Merchants —Walter E. Mellish, drugs and med- 
 |icines; C. C. Kimball, fancy goods and notions; Labaree A Royce, 0. 
 i Smith A Co., Josiah White, general assortment; Edmund (Dooley, 
 0. L. Cooley, groceries; Edmund Cooley, hats and caps. Manu/uc- 
 ' turers —Briggs A Co., boots and shoes; R. Dellavcn A Co., cabs ; Cros- 
 'by A Fish, luinlier. Hotel —Robertson Hotel, Geo. Willard ; Cheshire 
 I Bridge House, Timothy Lovell. Livery stables —H. B. ViaLl, W. J. 
 Pickering. F. p. t. —R. R. lU. p. —little- 
 
 j CLA REMOXT — Postmasters —Charles 0. Eastman;-IT. A. Red- 
 
 field; West C. Attorneys —Edward D. Baker, Ira Colby, jr., Hosea W. 
 j Parker, Arthur Chase, William H. H. Allen, Charles Parkhurst. Phy-\ 
 ,sicians —Nathaniel Tolies, Samuel G. Jarvis, Carl A. Volk, Alvah R. 
 
 ! Cummings, C 3 'rus E. Baker, Sherman Cooper, Osinou B. Way, L. J. i 
 j Graves. C. W. Towles ; A. J. Flagg, eclec; Henry Tucker, homeo. Den- ' 
 \tists —Frederick T. Kidder, Silas A. Sabine, Willard M. Smith, Jasper’ 
 iBack. Churches —Bap., Francis W. Towle ; Cong., Edward W. Clark; 
 Epis., Isaac G. Hubbard D. D.; Carlton Chase, D. D., Bishop of N. H.; ; 
 
 j Meth., S. P. Heath; Univ., Aslier Moore;-Epis., Henry S. Smith,; 
 
 ; West C. Literary Institution —Stevens High School, N. Barrows, prin.,' 
 
 I Mrs. M. E. Partridge, music teacher. Auctioyteers —If. L. Hubbard, W. i 
 I II. Briggs. Merchants —Claremont Mf g Co., Geo. W. IVIerrifield, books ] 
 
 ! and stationer}’; H. A. Dickinson A Co., J. P. Hale, bcKits and shoes; 
 
 I A. T. Cowles, crocker.v; Henry E. Barrett, baker and confectioner;' 
 jC. M. Bingham, M. R. Emerson,Baker A Hurd, H(\vwood A Co., dry ^ 
 goods; William M. Ladd, Levi Brooks, IT. H Brown, drugs an i med-| 
 Heines; Clark A Danforth, Geo. N. Farwell, flour; S. A. Sabine A Co., 
 
 I R. Spencer, T. R. Gowde}’, fancy goods and toys; M. L. Jewett Sc Co., ' 
 

 
 BULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 135 
 
 Johnson &. Fisher, Chase <S: Ainsworth, Redfield Brothers, N. Marshall 
 groceries and provisions: J. W. Peirce & Co., Henry Patten, general 
 assortment; Geo. II. Stowell, liardware and agricultural implements ; 
 Haskell & Tolies, furniture andcrockerj’; Thomas Dart, E. J. Bowen, 
 L. D. Patten, harnesses ; R. Spencer, Geo. W. Wait, Heywood & Co., 
 jewelry and silver ware; Miss M. M. Rogers, Miss M. E. Niles, A. 
 Thompson, E. M. & C. L. Fletcher, Mrs. S. Babcock, millinery goods ; 
 Blood & Woodcock, marble workers ; G. W. Dole, R. B. Lull, meat mar¬ 
 ket; Thomas R. Gowde}^ periodicals; William Cotfrin, J. H. Johnson, 
 photographers; S. S. Rand, G. A. Stone «& Co., stoves and tin ware; 
 S. F. Redfield, C. L. Perry, Haubrich & Hawkes, E. N. Fletcher, tailors ; 
 Fred. Haubrich, J. Holt, Sabine & Co., ready made elothing and gen¬ 
 tlemen's furnishing goods; Edgar S. Rand, gents furnishing goods; 
 L. Weinman & Co., ladies’ furnishing goods. Manufacturers —Monad- 
 nock Mills Co., Daniel W. Johnson, agent, A. Briggs & Co., cottons; 
 j Monaduock Mills Co., flannels; Geo. L. Bnlcom, cassimeres ; Claremont 
 1 Linen Co., crash; Claremont Manufacturing Co., Geo. G. Ide, agent, 
 
 I books and paper ; Sugar River Paper Mill Co., J. T. Emerson, agent, 
 
 ! print paper; June Pierce & Co., hanging paper; John S. Farrington, 
 straw paper; Monadnock Mills Co., J. A.Stowell,J.S. Farrington, lum¬ 
 ber ; C. H. Eastman, leather; Farwell & Tenney, S. E. Noyes ladies boots 
 and shoes; Sullivan Machine Co., formerly J. P. Upham & Co., J. P. 
 Upham, Pres., Stone Quarrying and Dressing Machines, Tyler Water- 
 Wheels, Plows and Machinery; Claremont File Works, 11. E. Austin, 
 agent, files and rasps Smith, Collins &, Co., chopping knives; Reuben 
 ; Shepardson, wool rolls and butter tubs; Henry F. Roys, carriages; 
 Wm. H. Briggs, furniture; Sugar River Mills Co., flour; L. S. Far- 
 well, cigars. Insurance ageuts —Thomas J. Harris, Moses R. Emerson, 
 Chas. Parkhust, F. A. Briggs. Hotels —Tremont House, L. H. Tarble; 
 
 I Sulivan House, James Leet. Livery Stables —Henry L. Hubbard, Joel 
 ! M. ileywood. F. p. t. —R. R. and Stages. W.p. —excellent. 
 
 ! CORNISH — Postmaster —Daniel Chase, Cornish Flat. Physicians — 
 'George W. Hunt; Francis Boardman. Churches —Bap., II. C. Leavitt; 
 
 Cong., P. Bates; Meth.,-Weld. Merchants —U. B. Batchelder, 
 
 boots and shoes: Daniel Chase, L. II. Smith, general assortment; S. 
 j W. Brj ant, jewelry. Manu factures —D. H. Hilliard, guns ; S. M. Bug-| 
 . bee, H. Gould, carriages ; M. G. Day, harnesses ; A. Comings, leather ; 
 A. Batchelder, boots and shoes ; J. M. Patterson, lumber. Hotels —W. 
 Page Ryan, Marshall Harlow. F.p.t. —Stages. W.p. —limited. 
 
 ! CROYDON — Postmasters —Alonzo Allen;-Polly D. Hall, Croy- 
 
 idon Flat. Physician —Williams Barton. Church —Meth., epis., sup. 
 [by William H. Eastman. Merchant —George W. Dunbar, general as- 
 Isortment. Manufactures —Joel & Harvey S, Ferry, shoe pegs. F.p. 
 \t. —Stages. W.p. —good. 
 
 ' GOSHEN — Postmasters —Wm. H. McCrillis ;-Dexter Dodge, Mill 
 
 'Village. Physician —Francis H. Wheeler, ecle.c Church —Bap., Wm. 
 
 ! H. Bigley, Mill Village. Merchant —Mason Carr, general assortmeut; 
 
 ' Mill Village. Manufacturers —Sawyer k Shedd, leather, Mill Village. 
 
 I F. J). t. —Stage, ir. p. —little. 
 
 I GRANTHAM — Postmasters —Adolphus Hall;-Moses P. Burpee, 
 
 North G. Physician —W. Otis Hurd. Churches —Meth., Sil.ns Quim- 
 by, William H. Eastman ;-Meth., B. P. Spaulding, North G. Mer¬ 
 
 chants —Rufus Hall, Lorenzo D. Dunbar, general assortment. Manu¬ 
 factures —J. Clark, 11. Currier & Son, Z. F'reeto & Son;-Cobb k 
 
 Cheney, 11. Alexander k Son, North G., all lumber. Hotel —Grantham 
 House. David A. Sargent. I.p. t. —Stages. IF. —good. 
 
 LANGDON — Postmaster —John Currier. Attorney —George Davis. 
 
136 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Churchfs —Cong.,-; Univ., -. Manufactures —Sidney 'Wi¬ 
 lley;-Robert Ehvell, Drewsvilie, lumber. F. p. t. —Stages to 
 
 I Aistoad. ir. p. —little. 
 
 { LEMPSTER — Postmasters —E. B. Richardson;-W. E. Way, East 
 
 L. Physician —J. N. Butler. Churches —Cong., Benjamin Ilowe;; 
 
 : -Meth. Epis.,- Robinson, East L. Merchants —E. B. Richard¬ 
 son;-W, E. Way k Co., East L., all general assortment. Manufac¬ 
 
 tures —Lewis Cotton, Freeman Gordon, laths and shingles; Page k 
 Pollard, Luther Pollard, Charles Putnam, John Wheeler, C. W. Tandy, 
 ITaw mill and shingles. Hotel —Forest House, E. Nichols. F.p. t— 
 
 , .Stages, ir. p —good. 
 
 NEWPORT—Postmaster —George W. Nourse. Attorneys —Amasa ^ 
 1 Edes, Edmund Burke, Samuel H. Edes. Levi W. Barton, Shepherd L. j 
 Bowers, Albert S. Wait. Physicians —Mason Hatch J. L. Swett, Tho-i 
 jmas Sanborn; William Darling, eclec.; John Karr, Thomp.; Henry; 
 Tubbs, dentist. Churches —Bap., Foster Henry; Cong., G. jR. Scott: I 
 
 'Meth., C. W. Univ.,-. Literary Institution —Newport' 
 
 i High School, George R. Brown, prin. Merchants —J. C. Kelley, M. W. j 
 Howe, books and sfatiouerj'; S. k E. M. Kempton, Ethan T. Chase, j 
 boots and shoes ; M W. Burke, J. O. Hobbs, clothiftg, hats, and caps ; j 
 Nourse k Fairbanks. C. H. Whitne}’, k Co., Quiniby k Simmons, | 
 j Coffin k Converse, Stowell k Cutting, drygoods and general assort-, 
 ! ment; J. C. Kelley, .M W. Howe, drugs and medicines; Averill A' 
 j Iluutoon, G. E. Bartlett & Co , Robinson k Wilcox, hardware; Ama -1 
 I sa '^Voodbnrj', A. G. Kidder, jewelry: Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. How^ard, Mrs. ! 
 ; Prescott, millinery Manufacturers —Granite Mills. Coffin k Nourse;' 
 ■ Newport Mills, Dean k Rawson; Eagle Mills, Sam’l H. Edes, Richards : 
 Mills, De.xter Richards, woolens; Rounsevel Jackson, B. F. Sawyer, | 
 ' leather. Hotel —Newport House, Elbridge L. Putney. Livery stables 
 i —Jos. Ladd, Martin Bartlett, Putnam George. F. p. t. —Stages. W. , 
 ' p. —abundant. I 
 
 PLA INFJELD — Postmasters —Israel Hall;-Miss Almira ChaseT^ 
 
 East P:-Irving A. Hurd, Meriden. Physicians —C. C. Beckley;-; 
 
 Constantine W. Manchester, Herbert L. Sleeper, Meriden ;-Elbridge | 
 
 G. Beers, Thomp., East P. Churches —Bap., D. P. Deming; Cong.,- j 
 
 Bell;-Bap., Stephen G. Abbott; Cong., Ephraim Abbott, Meriden. I 
 
 I Literary Institution —Kimball Union Academ}', Cyrus S. Richards, 
 
 ( principal, Meriden. Merchants —Israel & William Hall; Conver.se 
 1 C<»le, Irving A. llurd, Meriden, general assortment. F. p.t. —Daily 
 stage from Claremont and Lebanon. W.p. —little. 
 
 SPRING FIELD — Postmasters —Jeremiah Crosby;-D. M. Ham¬ 
 mond, West S.;-Lorenzo Dow, East S. Physician —David P. Good- 
 
 hue, West S. Church —Union, William H. Nason. West S. Merchant 
 —Daniel N. Adams, general assortment; Mrs. 0. T. Adams, millinery, 
 
 • We.stS. Hotel —Winthrop, Francis Nichols, West S. F. p.t. —Stage 
 i to West Andover. B''. p. —limited. 
 
 I SUNAPEE — Postmasters —William C. Stocker ;-James E. Riley, 
 
 i South S.;-Wm. Russell, George’s Mills. Physicians —D. M. Cur- 
 
 j rier. Churches —Bap.; Ezra S. Eastman; Chris., John Young, jr.; 
 
 , Meth., L. W. Prescott. Merchants —D. G. Knowlton, Quimby k Sim- 
 
 jonds;-Wm. Russell A Co., George’s Mills, all general assortment 
 
 'Manufacturers —John B. Smith, William C. Stocker, clothes pins; 
 j Smith k Harriman. hoe and rake handles; Cowles k Bartlett, hame»; 
 
 : John Young, jr. k Son, leather; Josiah Turner, thrashing machines: 
 
 I N. S. Gardner, J. A. Tucker, shoe stifTenings; Nat. Batchelder k Sons, 
 starch; John Haven, clapboards and shingles: Thomas Trotter’s foun- 
 dery; John B. Smith, Machine Shop; M. L k J. V. Sargent, wallets; 
 
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 Alirahani Yoimtr, slme pef^s;-K. Yonna:, Emery & Kunnells. George 
 
 it Son, Edwin P. Stickney, lumber; "VV. S. George, E. Abbott & Son, 
 shingles and clapboards, George’s Mills. p. t. —Stages. W. 7 ?.— 
 abundant. 
 
 UNITY — Postmasters —James Round}', jr.:-Edwin Stowell, East' 
 
 U. Attorney —E. W. Woodell. Church —Meth., MV. II. II. Williaiij'i'v 
 Merchants —Jonathan P. Whittaker, general assortment. HoteA —; 
 Spring House, George E. Wilmarth, East U. F. p. t. —Stages. IP. j- i 
 little.' I 
 
 WASHTNGTON—Postmasters —B. F. Muzzey ;-S. R. Gage, East | 
 
 VY. Physicians —S. M. Dinsmoor; S. Wood, ecdec. Churches — Bap..! 
 
 r^evi M. Powers ; Cong., W. Claggett:-Bap., H. G. Hubbard; Meth, | 
 
 I C. E. Roger's, East W'. Literary Institution —Tubbs Union Academy. 
 
 ; E. S. Fletiher. prin. Merchants —S. W. Ilurd, boots and shoes; B. F. 
 
 ! Muzzey, Hiram Thissell:-Carr & Hadley, East W.. general assort¬ 
 
 ment. Manufacturers —L. Ilarthon, woolens ; G. Fowler, card-board 1 
 G. W. Gage, A. Towne, M. II. Carr, W. & M. II. Dole, J. L. Bntterfiebf 
 A. Russell, A. Marshall, M. Craig, lumber. Hotel —Henry Train, i-’< 
 p. t. —Stage from Hillsborough Bridge to Claremont. W. p. —abun¬ 
 dant. • 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 ALEXANDRIA. — Postmasters —Chas. M. Rollins. Physician —Eli 
 
 'Q. A<iani 8 . Churches —f. Bap., B. II. McMurphy ;-f. Bap.,- 
 
 i Leighton, New'hampton. Merchant —Charles M. Rollins, general as- 
 isortment. Manufacturer —\V'. II. Folsom. I', p. t. —Bristol depot 4 
 I miles, W. p —limited. 
 
 j ASHLAND—Postmaster —B. B. Worthen. Attorney —James L. 
 
 ! Wilson. Physicians —John A. Dana, A. W. Baylies. Churches —f. w., 
 
 ! Bap,, Alvan Sargent; Epis.,-, Merchants —Cutting Follansby, 
 
 I Enoch Rogers, books and stationery ;* C. Follansby, Enoch Rogers, 
 j boots and shoes; Cutting Follansby, clothing drugs and medicines, 
 
 I «fec ; Cutting Follansby, Enoch Rogers, dry goods; Cutting Follansby, 
 
 I Enoch Rog rs, fancj' goods and notions: Cutting Fallansby Enoch 
 j Rogers, general assortment; Cutting Follansby, Enoch Rogers, gro- 
 !cerie.s; Cutting Follansb'-, Enoch Ri»g«*rs, hats and caps; James J 
 i King, Jewelry. Manufacturers —Stephen C. Baker, ladies’ cotton 
 j hosiery, Samuel W. Fletcher, shoe pegs; Blanchard & Draper, S. C. 
 Heath & Son, tanners of glove b-ather; Thompson & Brothers, boots 
 and slioes; E. F. Bailey, leather board; .1. F. Keyes & Co., heavy 
 wrapping paper; S. C. Baker, straw board; Wm. K Drake, F. & L. I 
 i Scribner, Levi Clough, ruauilla paper; Gordon, Wright <fe Co., straw I 
 board: Thomas N. Hughes, ship timber; Lake Co., saw mill, boards, ! 
 shingles, lathes. Ac.: Gilman Felch, P. Perkins Brown, harness mak¬ 
 ers; Grafton Woolen Mills, James J. Lovering A Otis P. Warner, Win. 
 Whitman. Supt., flannels; Applewird, Stevens A Co., hosiery, woolen 
 goods. Hotel —Squam Lake House. W. W W'. Ballard. Livery stable 
 I —W'. W. W. Ballard. F. p. t —Boston, Concord A Montreal R. R. 
 
 ! W. p .—One of the best in the county 
 
 I BATH — Postmistress —Martha N. Hutchins. Attfumeys —Isaac Pat- 
 jterson, .1. L. Carleton, Harry Hibbard, .1. Bedel, A. P. Carpenter, Ed- 
 I ward W'oods. Physicians —Wm. Childs; Jonathan Brownson, homeo. 
 C urches —Cong., Asa Mann; Meth., S. F. I.ougee. Literary Institu¬ 
 tion —Bath Academy. Merchants —E. C. George. 1). G. A Foster, Geo. 
 Cutting, boots and shoes; E. C. George, Daniel Bedel, drugs and med- 
 icine.s; D. G. A. Foster, Orville Carleton, general assortment; Daniel 
 Bede], groceries, B. Village;-Foster A Clark, M. L. Clement, gen- 
 
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 138 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 oral assortment, SAviftwater. Manufactura-s —Everett & "Woodward 
 i cloth-dressing and carding machines. S\viftAva‘^er; J. II. Johnson, 
 i lumber, B. Depot; Foster & Bedel, S. >1. Bartlett <t Co., "Whitcher &! 
 ; Davi^, starch. Hotel —Edwin Carleton. F. p. t .—White Mountains R. j 
 ! R. ir. p .—abundant. i 
 
 j BEXTOX — Postmaster —Amos "Whitcher. Church —Meth., Samuel j 
 ' Lougee. Manufacturers —Ira Whitcher, Chase Whitcher, James H. j 
 I Keyset, W. W. Coburn & Co., R. Ramsdell, Emery Marston Co., W. i 
 ' R. Parks & Co., lumber; William Eastman, clapboards. IP. p.—good. 
 
 BETHLEHEM — Postmaster —John S. Blandin. Churches —Union, 
 Simeon and Nathaniel BoAvles. Merchants —J. S. Blandin, Charles G. 
 White, general assortment. Manufacturers —Gale River Co., I. E. 
 
 •Ricliardson, John Pierce, jr., Noyes k Brown, lumber:-C. II. Ap- 
 
 plebee, luml»er, Littleton; Sinclair & Noyes, starch. Hotels —Ammo- 
 noosuc House, F. Walker: Sinclair Hotel, J. G. Sinclair. Livery sta¬ 
 bles —H. W. Wilder, I. E. Richardson. F. p. t. —Stages to Littleton, 
 ir. p. —abundant. 
 
 BRIDGEWATER — Postmaster —Jonathan F. Morrill. Merchant — 
 Jonathan F. Morrill. F. p. t. —Stage to Bristol. 
 
 BRISTOL — Postmaster —John P. Taylor. J.tiorneys —Lewis W. 
 ■'Fling, Samuel K. Mason. Physicians —Ira S. Chase, Hadley B. Fowler: 
 
 , J. M. Bishop, eclec. Dentists —G. B. Bowers, 1. S. Chase, H. B. FoAvler. 
 Churchas —Bap., f. av., David Calley: Cong., Silas Ketchum; Meth., 
 A. E. DrcAv. Literary Institution —Union School, graded, four depart¬ 
 ments, Miss Ellen H. Fisher, prin. Merchants —E. S. Foster, books 
 and stationery ; D. P. Prescott, George H. Moore, Herbert k George, 
 boots and shoes: J. N. Dickinson, Cyrus Taylor k Son, clothing; 
 Cyrus Taylor k Sou, Farrar k Boardman, George H. Moore, George 
 M. Ckvis, Blake k Haynes, dry goods; M. W. White, E. S. Foster, 
 drugs, fancy goods and notions; Crawford k Co., flour and meal i 
 Cyrus Taylor k Son, George’M. Cavis, Farrar k Bt-ardman, Blake A 
 Haynes, L. A. Ballou, general assortment and groceries ; B. F. Per¬ 
 kins, groceries; C. Taylor k Son,G.M.Cavis. A.W. Bingham,hardware; i 
 J. N. Dickenson, 0, Foyler & Son, Farrar k Boardman, George M. | 
 Cavis, hats and caps ; M. W. White, F. W, Ballou, jeAvelry: H. M. Mor-| 
 grage, M..M. Mullen, millinery; A. W.Bingham, stoves and tin A\-are. ' 
 Manufacturers —Kent k Berry. J. C. Drajier k Co., gloA'es ; Drake k Rol- 1 
 lins, miller; M. H. Crosby, bedsteads; Holden & Co., flannels; Merri-i 
 mack Hosiery Co., hosiery: L. Gurdy, foundery: W. White, E. K.i 
 Pray, leather; Edgerly & Hammond, machine shop; D. P. Prescott j 
 : boots and shoes; David Mason, B. F. Perkins A Co., straw board;i 
 F. II. Bartlett, C. W. Balchelder. lumber; Lovejoj’ k Doav, carriages;'. 
 L. D. A C. H. Day, marble A\'orkers ; Musgrove Bros., avooI pulling, j 
 Hotels —Bristol House, 0. K. Bucklin. Livery stable —E. C. Crafts. ! 
 i F. p, t. —R. R. connecting with N. R. R. at Franklin. W. p. —abun- i 
 (dant. I 
 
 i CAMPTOX — Postmasters —Corydon W. Cook;-William P. Robin- j 
 
 ; son, Campton Village,-Thomas J. Sanborn, West Campton. Physi- j 
 
 \cians —Jesse A. Sanborn ;-William A. Smith; A. A.-Marden, dentist. ■ 
 
 :C. Village. Churches —Cong., Quincy Blakely;-Bap., J. B. Breed, 
 
 C.Village;-Bap., f. av., George Wheeler, West C. Merchants — 
 
 ;C. W. Cook;-W. P. Robinson, A. W. ^iher, C. Village:-J. W. 
 
 Morrison, all general assortment;-M. P. Packard, Nelle Russell, 
 
 millinery, C. Village. Manufacturers —E. Dole A Co., woolens; Jos. 
 
 j Brown, lumber. Hotels —A. W. Silver, C. Village;-F. J. Sanborn, 
 
 West C. F.p.t. —Stage. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 CAXAAX — Postmasters —J. H. Kelley;-E. Barney, East C;- 
 
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 George C. Brsidbury, West C. Attorneys —G. W. Murray. J. D. Weeks, 
 East C. Physicians —Arnold Morgan, Ara M heat: N, P. Taplin, 
 eclec., A. II. George, dentist. Churches —Bap., f. w , N. Jones; Cong., 
 
 -; Meth,,-Coult;-Bap.,-, Joy, E. C. Literary Insti- 
 
 Canaan Union Academy. Merchants —M. H. Milton, Kelley 
 & George, general assortment; Mrs. Geo. Mussey, Miss II. B. Dustin, 
 
 millinery:-Barney Bros., Sanborn & Barney, Jonathan Barnard, 
 
 East C.: Perlej'and Bradbury, general assortment. West C. Manufactu¬ 
 rers —William Gordon, straw board; Chas. Daj% Stephen Peaslee, 
 
 Hadley &. Chapman, Whitney & Robbins;-Dustin & Somers, Storey 
 
 i& Dow, J. W. Kilton, East C.;-Potter & Perley, "West C., all lum- 
 
 j l)er. Hotels —J. T. Milton, J. AVhitney, East C. Liver}/ Stables — 
 
 [Charles S. Jones;-J. Milton, Whitney & Goss, East (’. F. jy. t. 
 
 I —R. R, and stages. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 1 DANBURY — Postmasters —Stillman Clark;-Luke i’ llsbury, 
 
 1 Sduth D. Attorneys —Wm. T. Norris. Stillman Clark. PI;, icians — 
 I F. C. Sargent; H. S. Davis, eclec. Merchants —C. E. Clongli, books 
 and stationer}', clothiiiir Ac.; C. E. Clough, F. P. Chase, boots and 
 shoes, dry goods and general assortment; Mrs. A. J. Danforth, millin¬ 
 ery. Manufacturers —II. F. Taylor, boots and shoes; N P. Clough, 
 leather; T. E. Clough, lumber. Hotel —Depot House, John S. Ford. 
 W. p —little. 
 
 DORCHESTER — Postmasters —Elias M. Blodgett;-George F. 
 
 Colburn, North D. Churches —Christian, C. W.-Nelson; f. w. Baj)., 
 
 , G. W. Jesseinan, We^t Rumuey. Merchants —John M. Fitts & Co., 
 
 I West Rurnney. Manufactures —George T. Commins, bedsteads. 
 
 ; W. p. —limited. 
 
 1 ELLSWORTH—Postmaster —Geo. E. Carlton. Churches —f. w., 
 Bap., A. W. Brown. Manufacturers —Dearborn & Carlton. W. p. — 
 abutidant. 
 
 I ENFIELD — Postmasters —James F.'Pattee;-James F. Bryant, 
 
 E. Center;-T. Kinder, jr,. West F]. l^hysicians —Valentine Maua- 
 
 h:»n ;-T. R. Clement, E. Center. Churches'— V. J. Hartshorn, 
 
 Meth., Win. H. Stuart; Univ..-; -Union, E. Center. Wm. H. 
 
 Stuart; Union, East E.. C. II. Rodney. Merchants —E. C. Chandler, 
 drugs and medicines; C. G. Morgan & Co., E. B. Huse, Wm. Harris & 
 Co., general assortment; H. B. Stanley, jewt lry. Manufacturers — 
 Dodge, Davis & Williams, L. Day, woolens, Livingston A Young, leath¬ 
 er; A. A. Cox, lumber ; -H. Bailey. E. Center, wool hose; C. L. 
 
 Clark, leather. Hotel —Montcalm House, E. Center, John H. Morse. 
 Livery stable —J. B. Valentine. F. p t. —Northern R. R. W.p. —good. 
 
 FRANCONIA — Postmasters —Charles Fklson :-Charles G. Green- 
 
 leaf, Profile House. Physicians —Daniel E. Wells, John R, Cogswell. 
 Church —f. w. Bap., J. M, Durgin. Merchants —E. B. Parker A Co., 
 
 I Joel Spooner, general assortment. Ma/iufacturers —Streeter. Fiaton 
 &. Parker, bobbins; James G. Moor, shoe pegs; Brooks A Whitney, 
 lumber; Parker, Priest A Co., Fariu'-rs Starch Co., starch. Hotels — 
 Profile House, Taft A Greenleaf; F'ranconia House, Burt A Knight. 
 
 F. p t .—Five miles to Littleton, R. R. station. Daily stages to and 
 from Profile House and F’ranconia village. W.p. —good. 
 
 GRA FTON — Postmasters —Horace Barney ;-A. A. Rollins, G. Cen- 
 
 j ter. Physicians —A. B. Hoyt, John W. Pray. Church — Union, sup. 
 
 by- Hodgen. Merchants —Horace Barney, William H. Bahlwin ; 
 
 -J. FI. Martin, G. Center, all general assortment. Hotel —M. S. 
 
 Williams. F. p. t. —R. R. W. p. — little. 
 
 GROTON — Po.slma.sters —A. Y. Bagley ;-J.Cummings Hall, North 
 
 G. Church —Union, A. W. F'iske, F'isherville. Merchant —J. Griflith, 
 
140 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 North G., general assortment. Manufacturers —Nathaniel Wilton, 
 machinist, North G. F.p.t. —Daily stage from Groton connecting 
 with Northern R. R. at Bristol. W. p. —limited. 
 
 HANOVER — Postmasters —C. A. Field;-Elihu Hnrlbut, H. 
 
 Center. Attorneys —Daniel Blaisdell, William II, Duncan. Physi¬ 
 cians — Dixi Crosby, A. B. Crosby, T. R. Crosby; James New¬ 
 ton, dentist. Churches —Bap., Franklin Merriam; Cong., Bezaleel 
 ! Smith, S. P. Leeds; Epis., J. Houghton. Literary Institution —Dart- 
 I mouth College, A. D. Smith, Pres. Merchants —B. W. Hale, J. B. Par- 
 ' ker, books and stationery ; A. Rock, J, N, Chase, boots and shoes ; 
 
 I Clough & Storrs, S. W. Cobb, clothing; Clough & Stores, C. L. & H. 
 j W. Porter, drygoods; L. B. Downing, drugs and medicines; E. D. 
 
 I Carpenter, William H. Gibbs, tailors; Clough & Storrs, J. W. Dodge, 
 j general assortment; S. W. Cobb, gmeeries and hardware; E. D. Car- 
 ipenter, hats and caps ; W. C, Morse, jewelry; Mary Demmon, mil- 
 { linery. Hotel —Dartnumth Hotel, Horace Frary. Livery stable —Ira 
 I B. Allen. F. p. t. —Passumpsic R. R. W. p. —little. 
 
 I HA VERHILL — Postmasters —Henry Merrill;-William Simpson, 
 
 i East H.; W. H. Nelson, North H.;-Henry Ramsey, Woodsville; 
 
 \ Attorneys —N. B, Felton, George W. Chapman, N. W. Westgate, L. C. 
 i Morse, J. S. Bryant, David Page. Physicians —Phineas Spaulding, S. 
 
 P. Carbee, Henry Watson;-Kellum, North H. Churches — 
 
 Cong., E. H. Greeley; Meth., M. Ward. Literary Institution —Haver 
 hill Academy, Miss Flanders, pjrin. Merchants —H. Merrill, books 
 and stationery; M. & A. Bailey, Page & Poor, J. L. Cook, Bowen &, 
 Gannet, dry goods and general assortment; Henry Merrill, drugs and 
 
 medicines; Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Gifford, millinery;-W. 11. Nelson, 
 
 North IL;-C. M. Weeks, Woodsville, dry goods and general assort¬ 
 
 ment. Manufacturers —J. & F. P. Currier, leather. Llotels and livery 
 stable —C. G. Smith. F.p.t. —R. R. W. p. —little. 
 
 HEBRON — Postmaster —William H. Brown. Physician —John 
 Wheet. Church —Cong., George. D. Butterfield. Merchant —Hutchin-' 
 son & Brown, dry goods. Manufacturers —Milo H. Crosby, lumber; 
 H. 0. Nutting, rakes. F. p. t. —Stage. 
 
 HOLDERNESS — Churches —Bap., Daniel Batchelder. Merchant — 
 N. B. Whitten, general assortment. Manufacturers —S. M. Worthen, 
 Enoch Cousins, lumber. IF. p. —little. 
 
 LANBAFF — Postmasters —John E. Hall;-Timothy B. Young, 
 
 East L. Churches —Meth., Amos B. Russell;-Uiiion, A. W. Sibley, 
 
 Christ., East L, Merchants —Atwood, Gordon & Co.,;-D. Whitcher, 
 
 Benton p. o., general assortment. Manufactuners —Edson E. Merrill, 
 bobbins; Orrin Brownson, lime and starch casks; M. G. Clark, 0. F. 
 
 Page, carpenters; Russell F. Gordon, J.C. Atwood, starch;-Kendall 
 
 & Parker, pegs ; Samuel Whitcher, Rufus \V. Young, lumber. East L.; 
 
 -Whitcher, Currier & Co., leather; Moses Whitcher & Co., C. & J. 
 
 Chandler, Charles L. King, Fred P. Noyes, John C. Atwood, Daniel 
 Whitcher, James Tenney, H. & L. Dexter, H. & A. Sawyer, lumber, 
 
 Benton p, o.;-Parker & Sinclair, starch, Franconia p. o. F. p. t. — 
 
 R, R. Depot three miles from the center of the town. IF. p. —good. 
 
 LEBANON — Postmasters —Elisha P. Liscomb ; - Charles A. 
 
 Cushing, East L.:-William P. Burton, We5t L. Attorneys' —Wil¬ 
 
 liam P. Weeks, Lewis R. Morris. Physicians — Adoniram Snial- 
 le 3 ’, Luther C. Bean, James A. Davis; E. A. Knight, homeo. J. A. 
 & F. E. Davis, dentists. Churches —Bap., E. E. Cunimings; Cath., 
 
 -; Cong., Charles A. Downs, Meth., epis., 0. H. Jasper; Univ., 
 
 -; Unit.,-. Literary Institution —Tilden Female Seminary, 
 
 Hiram Orcutt, prin. Merchants —W. H. Richardson, books and station- 
 
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 ery; P. X. Chase, R. W. Cragin, \Voo<l & Ames, boots .and shoes; 
 P. M. Kenyon, C. B Fitch. c!otl)ing; Georse W. ITongliton. Cliarles 
 ' H. Tilden. dry goods; J. N. Perley. drugs and medicines : P. E. Davis, 
 fancy goods and notions; G. C. Whipple. E. T. leigliton. Geo, W. Wor-* 
 i then ;-Blood Burton, R. M. Morey, West L., all general assort¬ 
 
 ment; IL W, L. Thurston, G. Bennett. S. Overand. groceries; C. B. h 
 F itch, P. M. Kenyon, hats and caps; C. M. Ilildretli, N. D. Spear, stoves j 
 and tin ware; F. B. Kendrick, P. f]. Davis, jewelry ; E. II. Thom|>son; 
 Mrs. C. M. Clark, millinery; Geo. Kelley, meat nuirket. Mavufaclu- 
 rers —American Sponge Co., sponges for uj»holstery; C. Bugbee k Co., 
 iron founders and machinists: J. C. Sturtevant k Co., sashes, doors.' 
 and blinds; Leonard Stearns k Co,, rakes and snaths : Mascome Edge 
 Tool Co., scytlies. itc.; A. M'. Richardson, carriages and sleighs ; N. B. 
 
 Marston, J. II. Breck ;-J. K. Butman. West L.. all lumber; Plii- 
 
 lander Hall, flour, meal <tc. Hotd —Lafayette, II. B. Benton :- : 
 
 - f^aton. West L. lAuery Stablest —C. D. .Tewett, Daniel Stoons. ' 
 
 Gerrish k Sayers. F. p. t. —Northern R, R.; daily stage to Claremont; i 
 stage to Newport twicea week. M’. p .— abundant. 
 
 LINCOLN — Postmaster -; yfanafacturfr —Henry Baker, chair' 
 
 b.acks. lintel —Flume House, Ira W. Guernsey. F. p. t. —Stages, B'.jd. ' 
 —abundant. * 
 
 LISBON — Postmasters —S. F. Hastings;-Charles Eaton. North 
 
 L.; Arternas Wells, Sugar Hill. Attorneys. —C. W. k E, D. Rand. 
 Physician —C, ’ll. Boynton, 0. H. Boynton. B. F. Page; J, B. Davis, 
 elec.: S, P. Brown, J. F^Thornjison : H. H. Bowles, d ntist. Chvrches — 
 
 .Meth.. R. S. Stubbs:-Union. F. Morrison, Sugar Hill. Merchants — 
 
 Oren Clough, T. E. Howe, boots and shoes; A. B. Woodworth.Geo. Brum- 
 mer, C. Detrich, clothing; Silas S. Brown, dry goods; W. p. Wbitch- 
 er A'Co., drugs and medicines: A. B. Woodworth, Hoskins k Cum¬ 
 mings, Knight k Bartlett : Hiram Noyes, Sugar Hill, general 
 
 assortment: H. E, Smith. T. E. Howe, C. C. Noyes, A. P. Yoting; 
 
 -Wn). D. Thompson, North L. groceries: 0 P Newcomb, jewelry : 
 
 Mrs. K. H. Brown, Miss J. C. McKeen. millinery goods. Manafac- 
 
 turers —Blodgett k Wells:-Wm. ^I. Taylor. Sugar Hill, carriages ; 
 
 .\tw* od, Bowker k Co., pegs and bobbins ; Wm. Quimby. spools and 
 bobbins: Cummings k Young, mackerel kits; M H. Bom ker, sash 
 and blinds : Lisboii Gold Mining Co., De)dge Gold MinitigCo.; Bowles 
 k Atwood. Boynton k Young, Geo. F. Cushman. Palm-r k Hall lum¬ 
 ber; Parker, Voung A Co., Sugar Hill Starch Co., Priest Knight, k 
 Co., starch. lintels —Ammonoosuc House. S. P. Ford; Ui ion Ilou.'e. S. 
 P. Brown. Livery stable —S. P. Ford. F.p.t. —R. R. IF. j).—abiind-' 
 ant. 
 
 LITTLETON — Postmasters — P. R. Goold ;-Rufus Smith. North 
 
 L. Attorneys —H. k G. A. Bflngham, William .1. Bellows, E. Carleton,: 
 John Farr k S^>n, C. W. k E. C. Rand. James R. Jackson. Physiciany' 
 —C. M Tuttle, T. T. Cushman, R. Bugbee, jr,. li, L. Watsi.n ; T. F. 
 Sanger, homeo.; A. A. Hazleton, dentist. Churches —Cong , C. E. Mii- 
 likin; f. m’. Bap., Elijah Gilford; Meth.. J. M. Bean. Literary Insti¬ 
 tution —Littleton High School, F, Burnham. Merchants —Mrs D. Y. 
 Clark. F. F. Hodgman, books and stationery; Weeks, Eaton k Cal¬ 
 houn, M. L. Goold. Davis k tarr, E. S. Woolson, boots and shoes ; E. 
 S. Woolson, Henry Merrill, Nelson Parker, clotliing; N, C. Farr. Wm. 
 Bailey, L. P. Parker, E. W. Farr, Farr k Southworth. C. A C. F. East¬ 
 man, lyorenzo Smith, dry goods; F. F. Hodgman, H. L. Watson, drugs 
 and n»edicines; Atwnod k Brackett. F. F. Hodgman, Mrs. I). Y. Clark, 
 fancy good.s and notions: H. L. Tilton A Co., C. k C. F. Ea.-tman. Bi. ; 
 W, B'arr, N. C. B’arr, general as.sortment; N. C. Farr, E. W. Farr, Wil-j 
 
142 BUSINESS riRECTORY. 
 
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 liam Bailey, Farr & Sonthworth, Weeks, Eaton & Calhoun, Davis & 
 Farr, C. C. F. Eastman, M. L. Goold, A. II. Bowman, groceries; II. 
 L. Tilton & Co., C. & C. F. Esistnian, hardware; F. F. Ilodgman, E. S. 
 Woolson, Atwood & Brackett, hats and caps; Atwood & Brackett, 
 T. M. Stevens, jewelry ; Mrs. M. A. Ilarrimon, Mrs^ S. A. Ilazletine.! 
 Miss Ruth Foster, millinery goods. Manufacturers —Littleton Woolen ■ 
 Co., flannels; Kilburn & Son, machinists and iron foundery; Paddle- 
 ford Miller, mill-wrights; C. C. Smith, tin and sheet iron; Sanborn^ 
 & Weeks, planes, churns and washing-machines; C. Fb Stearns & 
 Co., coopers; N. W. Ranlett, carriages ; Silas Parker k Son, leather; 
 Weeks, Eaton k Calhoun; Davis k Farr, boots and shoes; Truman 
 1 Stevens, Asa Coburn, M. Dailey, harnesses; Kennie k Bowles, B. k C. 
 F. Cate, lumber; Littleton Starch Co., We«t Littleton Starch Co. 
 Hotels —Thayer’s Hotel, Henry L. Thayer; Union House, William 
 .Tennorson. Livery Stables —£.11. Johnson. F.p.t. —R. R. and sta¬ 
 ges. W. p. —ab’andant. 
 
 LYMAX — Postmaster —Ira E. Titus. Church —Union, F. D. Chand- 
 jler, ^leth. Merchants —Miner k Titus, Cyrus Wheelock, general as¬ 
 sortment. Manufactures —James E. Richardson, Swan k Smith, lum- 
 jber; Titus, Young & Co., Parker, Young & Co., starch. IF, p. —abun¬ 
 dant. 
 
 LYME — Postmaster —S. C. Dimmick Physicians —Chas. F. Kings-, 
 bury, Charles 0. Gordon. Clairches —Bap., E. H. Smith; Cong., H. A, 
 Hazen. Merchants —J. X. Perkins, boots and shoes ;»D.C. Churchill 
 k Co., Adna Storrs, A. Thurston, general assortment; S. C. Dimick, 
 hardware and tin shop; Mrs. Albert B. Dimick, Mr.s. Elias Jenks, j 
 ! milliner}’goods. Manufacturers —John Fellow.s, marble works; S. 
 E. Wales, coftins and picture frames ; W. A. Bingham, leather; R. 
 Farnworth, grain; Steam Mill Co., lumber; Morrill Gordon k Co., 
 starch; William B. Piper, Elam Gilbert, harnesses. Hotel —Thomas 
 Perkins. F p. t. —Pa.ssumpsic R. R. \V. p. —small. 
 
 MOXROE—Postmasters-^ohn Q. Gilchrist;-S. S. Way, North M. 
 
 Church —Meth., sup by Students. Merchants —Robert W. Laird, P. C.: 
 Monroe, general assortment. Manufacturers —Stephen Barker k Co., 
 lumber, Mclndoes Falls, Yt. X). o.; Woodward k Plaisted. starch, Lan- 
 ca.ster, p. o. IF. p .—dam acri ss Connecticut river. 
 
 ORAXGE — Church —Bap., f., John C. Waldron. Manufacturers — 
 Elijah O. Lowell, potter ; Reuben Batchelder, Lorenzo N. Cilley. coal; | 
 John H. French, B. F. Andrew, Reuben Batchelder, Daniel Fellow.s,' 
 
 ; F, G. Dimond, W. Huse, lumber, E.ist Canaan;-Thomas F. Brown, 
 
 ; coal, Grafton. F.p.t. —R. R. W. p. —limited. 
 
 OR FORD — Postmasters —Daniel F. Tillotson;-E. B. Strong. Or- 
 
 fordville. Attorneys —David R. Lang, Charles W. Pierce. Physicians', 
 * —Daniel G. Marston, Willard Horsford; Timothy Russell, eclec. 1 
 Churches —Cong.. L. F. Carter, Orfordville. Literary Institution —Or-; 
 ford Acadeiu}", Nathan E. Stark, prin. Merchants —Willard Bros., | 
 i drugs and medicines ; II. Powers, flour and meal; E. G. Flanders, fnr- '; 
 niture; Willard Bros., Tillotson k Cushman, ‘William Howard k Co., | 
 I general assortment; H. H. Conant, harnesses; Mrs. George W. Rand-1 
 iett, millinery ; G. W. Randlett,stoves and tin ware ; Philo C. Kenyon, j 
 
 ta lor;-RoyalBeal, chairs; E. R. Clark, general assortment; A. S.j 
 
 Rhodes. Manufacturers —Gilbert Jafifers. carriages; Asaph Maun, i 
 : coffins; J. I.Pierce, wood trays, Orfordville, D. F. Tillotson, Jame.S| 
 
 , Dayton, lumber; Henry Dayton, shingles;-Edwin Bugbee. B, F. 
 
 , Trussell, lumber and shingles; Gordon ilerrill k Co., starch, Orford- 
 , ville. Hotel and livery stable —Orford Hotel, Willard Smith. F. p. t. 
 —Passumpsic R. R. IF. j). —little. 
 
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 PIER MO XT - Postmaster —Ilezekiah Cutting. Churches —Cong.. 
 
 Augustus L. Marden, Meth., Henry Chandler. Merchants —Cutting 
 & Chase, .Joseph E. Evans, general assortment. Manufacturers —Geo. 
 Dodge, scj the stones ; Hall & Cutting, wheel hubs. Hotel —Emerson 
 House, .Tenness Emerson. F. p. t. —2 miles from Passumpsic R. R. and 
 5 miles from Boston, Concord and Montreal R. R. W, p. —good. 
 
 PLYMOUTH — Postmasters —William D. Blaisdell:-Levi Gordon, 
 
 West P. Attorneys —Henry W. Blair, William Leveritt, Joseph Bur¬ 
 rows. Physicians —Joseph W. Preston, Cyrus K. Kelley, Silas W. 
 Davis; Benj. P. Merrill, Joseph W. Preston, dentists. Churches — 
 t Cong., Cyrus Richardson ; Meth., S E. Quimby. Merchants —Russell, 
 
 ! Bill & Co., L. M. Howe, clothing, hats and caps ; Russell, Bill & Co.. 
 John S. Tufts, drugs and medicines; H. H. McQuesten, fancy goods 
 and jewelry; Cyrus Keniston. Mason & Fox, John S. Tufts, Atkinson 
 Brotiiers, Warde, McQuesten & Hull, A. G. Smyth. Russell, Iflll. A | 
 Co., general assortment; Stearns & Ryan, Mrs. W. M. Kimball, mii-j 
 linery ; Albert G. Smith, F. W. A. Robie, tailors; S. H. Parmer, meat! 
 market. Manufacturers —Cawley A George, Daniel H. Currier A Co., 
 
 ! T. R. Hawley A Co., Warde, McQuesten A Hull, A. W. Avery A Co., I 
 I Clark A Cummings, H. D. Siiiith, A. J. C. Barnard, gloves; Clark A! 
 'Houston, lumber; Gardner A Brown, marble workers; Gilmore I 
 I Houston harnesses; W. M. Pressey stoves and tin ware. Hotels an(l\ 
 \ livery stables —Pemigewasset House, Morse A French; Central House, | 
 i A. Burns. F.p.t. —R. R. and stages. j 
 
 RUMNEY—Postmasters —A. J. Stevens;-D. L. Simpson, West R. | 
 
 Attorneys —Josiah Quincj’, Samuel Herbert. Physicians —Daniel' 
 i Darling, Alvah C-'IIall, Daniel L. Simpson: Daniel Patterson, dentist. 
 Churches —Bap., G. W”. Bixby; Bakers River, G. A. Glines; Meth., 
 J. M. Durrell. Merchants —Quincy A Ward, drugs and medicines: 
 j Joseph Abbott, Quincy A Ward, Dearborn A Merrill, general assort¬ 
 ment. Manujacturers —Charles Spaulding, D. Person A Co., lumber 
 and charc*)al ; Fletcher A Durgin, G. E. Greeley, Otis Whitney, 
 gloves and tannery; John W. Peppard, ladders; W. W. Fales,C. H. El¬ 
 liott, lumber. Ifotel and livery stable — Stinson House, G. C. Jones. 
 F. p. t. —Boston. Concord and Montreal R. R. W. p. —abundant. 
 
 THORXTOX — Postmasters —Wm. Merrill;-C.-H. Weeks, West T. 
 
 Physician —G. Rowe, West T. Church —Bap., f. w., D. F. Smith, j 
 West T. Merchant —Enoch Emmons, general assortment. West T. ■ 
 Monufacht.rers —D. A M. Foss, bobbins; Jona. Sanborn, bricks; D. A 
 
 M. Foss, Z. A O. .Tames, lumber. Hotels —Grafton, T. Poor;- ' 
 
 Union, F. A G. Weeks, West T. W. p. —abundant. i 
 
 WA RREX — Postmaster —Ezra B. Eaton. Attorneys —Samuel B. 
 Page, G. F, Putnam. Physician —David C. J’rench, Charles A. Man-^ 
 niug; Daniel Paterson, dentist. Church —Meth. L. L. Eastman. J/er-j 
 chants —Moses W. Pillsbury, fancj' goods and notions; Whitcher A ,! 
 .Weeks, Jewett A Eaton. W. S. Doggett, general assortment; Joseph 
 IT. Noyes, groceries; .John C. Sinclair, harnesses and whips; Alonzo 
 Noyes, jewelry. Manufacturers —Damon Y. Eastman, J. M. Little, H. 
 
 N. ^lerrill. carriages and sleighs; MeiTill A Whitcher. window shades; 
 
 John M, Whiton, shoe pegs; L. F. Jewell, bobbins; George W, Jack-i 
 son. hoop skirts: H. W, Weeks A Son, George Thompson, Parks A 
 Dickej", Benjamin T.ibbey, Limber; Russell K. Clement A Brothers,' 
 starch. Hotels —Moosilauk House. David G.Mar.<h; Summer Boarding i 
 House. Russell Merrill. F. p. L—B. C. A M. R. R. W. p.—good. | 
 
 WATERVJLLE — Manufacturers —Arnold S. Drake A Sons, lumber,! 
 i Campton Villaore ]). o. F.p.t .— Stages. W.p .— abundjint. | 
 
 WENTWORTH — Postmaster —A. S. Hammond. Attorneys —Horace j 
 
I 144 BUSINESS UIRECTOET. 
 
 I 
 
 I S. Moore, William A. Flanders, Physicians —Peter L. Iloyl, A. A. 
 
 i VVhipi)le, M. C. Eaton; F. A. J)nrkee, Thomp. Church —Cong., James 
 '’Seagraves. Literary Institutiori —Wentworth Academy, H. D. Abbott, 
 j prin. Merchants —G. S. Dean, clothing; A. S. Hammond, drugs and 
 medicines; A. S. Hammond, James Coibiirn, Eaton, Davis & Co., 
 general assortment: Mrs. R. Earaes. I. D. Osgood, millinery. Manu¬ 
 facturers —John Whitcher, Heywood Cole, A. L. & W. G. Brown, 
 
 I lumber. Hotel —Union, Eleazer Smith. F.p. t. —B. C. &, M. R. R. 
 p. —jibnndjint^. j 
 
 ' ^^OODSTOCK — Postmasters —G. G. Barton;-Mrs. Syrena A.; 
 
 Jackman, North W. Churches —Adv.,-: Bap., Walter Chase;! 
 
 I Bap., f.,-. Merchants —N. H. "Weeks, D. S Smith, general assort-; 
 
 ment. Manufacturers —Daniel Saimders, jr., lumber;-rWeeks k 
 
 Campbell, leather, West Thornton p. o. F. p. t. —Stages. W. p .— ^ 
 abundant. 
 
 _ ^ COOS COUNTY. 
 
 ' I 
 
 BERLIX — Postmaster —M. C. Forist. Merchants —J. L. Oswell, I 
 boots and shoes; Dexter Wheeler, fancy goods and notions; Berlin] 
 Mills Co., Dexter Wheeler, Ira Mason, genera! assortment, Manufac-^ 
 turers —Berlin Mills Co., Daniel Green, R. II. & J. W. Wheeler, lum-j 
 bcr ; Wm, M. Wilson, salt boxes. Hotels —Berlin Falls House, Daniel; 
 Green ; M, C, Forist. F. p. t. —Grand Trunk R. R. W p. —Unsurpass-! 
 ed by any in New England. All B. Falls p. o. 
 
 CA RROLL — Postmasters —Jonas Howe;-.Tohn R. Crocker, White 
 
 Mountain House. Manufacturers —Burbank & Church, Benj. Golden; 
 
 ' - Libby & Gove, Whitefield;-Roun.sevel & Colburn, John T. G. 
 
 : Leavitt Co., Littleton, all lumber; Phineas Rosebrook & Son:- 
 
 : Wilder & Gove. Bethlehem, starch. Hotels —Twin Mountain House, 
 
 ! .A, T, k 0. F. Barron ; White Mountain House, John R. Crocker. F. \ 
 \P.t .— Stage. W.p. —good. 
 
 I CLARKSVILLE — Postjnaster —P. C. Roby. Manufacturers —John 
 i Keysar, E. K. Young, starch. F. p. t .—Stage from Pittsburgh to 
 1 Stewart^town and back once a week. W. p. —goo<l. 
 
 ! COLEBROOK — Postmaster —Tolney F. Day. Attorneys —Albert 
 ] Barker. 0. P. Kay, W. 11. Shurtleff, Dudlej' & Parsons, E. Aldrich, 
 
 I Physicians —C. C. Norris, Augustus Harris, E. D. Lombard ; James 
 i M. Hartwell, homeo.; George 0. Rogers, dentist. Churches —Adv., C. 
 
 I Shattuck; Cong., Hugh McLeod; Meih.,-Pattee. Literary In-. 
 
 stitution —Colebrook Academy, F. M. Rhodes, Lucy Drew, prins. Mer- j 
 chants —W. .loslyn k Sons, books, stationery and drugs ; V. F. Day & ■ 
 Co., boots and shoes; T, W. Atherton, clothing; Merrill k Willianis, 
 II. Bedel & Co,, Frank Aldrich, Rogers k Stacey, G. W. Brackett, dry 
 goods and general assortment; J. T. Tobey, fancy goods and jewelry; 
 H. C. Young, Ebenezer Little, Robert Gathercole, groceries ; A. S. 
 Eustis, T. W. Atherton, "Y. F. Day k Co., hats and caps; JuliaGamsby, 
 Althea M. Rhodes, millinery. Manufacturers —John "Whitteraore, 
 woolens; Orrin Hilliard. leather; Charles E. Moses, brick ; Charles i 
 
 E. Rolte, Henry Hammond, lumber; Little Brothers, Geo. S. Morris, 
 Frank S. Rolfe, carriages and sleighs ; S. R. & S. S. Merrill, Hazen 
 Bedel, Morrill k Co., Loverin k Patrick, Harriman, Gould k Cross, 
 Piper, Young k Cooper^ starch. Hotels and lii'ery stables —Parsons 
 House. Hastings k Shorey; Monadnock Hotel, George R. McAllister. 
 
 F. p. t .—Thirteen miles from the Grand Trunk R. R.; Daily Stage to 
 Coos. W. p. —good. 
 
 COLUMBIA - Postmasters —Samuel M. Harvey;-Lewis Snow, 
 
 South C. Churches —Christ., Richard B. Elbridge, East C.;-Meth,, 
 
coos COUNTT. 
 
 145 
 
 Moses Pattee, South C. Manufacturers —Caleb Cleavland k Co., Ha- 
 zen Bedel, lumber; Hazen Bedel, Eben E. Noyes ■& Co., starch, Cole- 
 
 brook;-Alba Holmes, starch. F. p, t. —Stages 12 miles to Grand 
 
 Trunk R. R. W. abundant. 
 
 DALTON—Postmaster —Sufnner E. Ruggles, Churches —Cong.,- 
 
 Marshall. Merchants —T. J. & S. E. Ruggles. Oren Belles, general 
 assortment. Manufacturers —James B. Sumner, Nathaniel P. Scott k 
 Co., lumber. Hotels —Sumner House, Charles M. Hoadley; Rose- 
 brook. Lee Rosebrook. F.p.t. —Stages, * FF.JJ.—abundant 
 
 DUMMER — Physician —Isaiah F. M'entworth, bot. Manufacturers 
 —Joseph Leighton, R. AT. A. Twitchel, lumber; Ormando Lary, 
 shingles. F.p.t. —Stages and R, R. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 I ERROLL—Postmaster — Janies F. Bragg. Manufacturers —Samuel 
 Akers, E. S. Coe, lumber; Titus k Eustis, starch. Hotels —Akers’ 
 
 , House, Sam’l k John Akers; Erroll House, Gilman Bennett. F. p. (. 
 
 ' —Stages. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 i GORHAM — Postmaster —Thomas Gifford. Attorneys —Edw. F. Phil- 
 ' brook, M. A. Hastings, A. S. Tw'itchell, Physicians —Edw. M. Wight, 
 
 H. F. Wardwell,-Houghton. Churches —Cong., G. F. Tewksbury; 
 
 iMeth., H. B. Mitchell. Merchants —Gordon & Smith, G. B. Hilborn, 
 'books and stationery; S. M. Leavitt, drugs and medicines; Lewis 
 1 Wetzler, fancy goods and notions; Evans & Ingalls, Urban Shorey, 0. 
 
 C. N. Tubbs, Gordon, Libby k Co., D. P. Ilazen, all general assort- 
 ' ment; J. F. Briggs, J. Jewell, gi’oceries; Isabella Soule, II. E. k Z. A. 
 
 ; Stiles, millinery goods. Manufacturers —Goodridge k Clement, bed¬ 
 steads', John P. Durham, carriages; C. S. Willis, furniture; C. S. Pea-| 
 
 I body, leather; Goodridge k Clement, C. S. Peabody k Co., lumber. 
 
 , Hotels —Glen House, J. M. Thompson k Co,, Alpine House, J. R. Hitch- 
 , cock; Lary House, A. Q. Lary; Gorham House, Walter Buck; An- 
 jdroscoggin House, Jewitt & Sargent. F.p.t —R. R. W.p. —good. 
 
 1 JEFFERSON — Postmaster —J, H. Plaisted. Churches —Bap., Geo. 
 0. Atkinson, Abraham Bedel; Meth., W. E. Bennett. Hotel —Waum- 
 ,bek, Benjamin L. Plaisted. 
 
 LANCASTER — Postmaster —Oliver Nutter. Attorneys —Jacob Ben- 
 iton, Josiah H. Benton, jr., J. 11. Buckingham, William Burns, George 1 
 : A. Cossitt, Hiram A. Fletcher, William Heyw’ood, Henry Heywood, j 
 Henry 0, Kent, William S. Ladd, Daniel C. Pinkham, Ossian Ray, 
 
 I Benj. F, Whidden, Jared I. Williams. Physicians —Frank Bugbee, 
 
 I George W. Fairbrother, .Tames D. Folsom, Arthur Wright; Geo, 0. 
 
 : Rogers, dentist. Churches —Bap., -; Cath., J. H. Noiseaux; 
 
 'Cong., Henry V. Emmons; Meth., C. H. Smith; Unit., John M. L. 
 Babcock. lAterary Institution —Lancaster Academy, J. Carroll Irish,; 
 iprin. Merchants —Edward Savage, books and stationery; N. G. Stick- 1 
 : ney, Hartford Sw'eet, Thomas k Smith, boots and shoes; Clark k i 
 Spaulding; Wm. H. Smith, agent, clothing; Clark k Spaulding, dry; 
 goods; J. A. Smith, Howell k Fletcher, Oliver Nutter, Porter Bros. 
 
 : k Parker, R. P. Kent, Son k Co,, dry goods and general assortment; 
 
 : R. P. Kent, Son & Co., S. Randall k Co., drugs and raedicinee; Lind- 
 Isey k Hodge, 0. F. Spaulding k Co., F. k J. S. Smith, flour and corn; 
 
 ; Richardson k Co,, Emerson k Co., furniture; Beedo k Cleveland, Ha- 
 : zen C. Walker, R, W. Bailey k Co., Walter S, Bailey, Samuel G. Evans, i 
 ;Wm. Shannan, groceries; Kent A Cobleigh, hardware; E. A. Craw-! 
 ford, Hopkins, k Gray, Ingerson k Rich, meat markets; Charles E.| 
 Allen, jewelry; Francis Adams, Jane Sparks, millinery; N. Sparks, j 
 I Thomas Underwood, tailors. Manufacturers —A. J, Marshall, Grant 
 k Moore, carriages ; Thompson S. Williams, iron founder and machin¬ 
 ist ; Lancaster Manufacturing Co., straw board ; Chas. Ellis, 0. E. 
 
I 146 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. | 
 
 , _ - - ___ ■ ■ ■ ■ __ ■ — _I 
 
 ; Freeman, Eben C. Garland, X. B. Wilson, Stockwell A; Pinkhain, John j 
 j M. Whipple, lumber; Eben C. Garland, barrels; William J. Batcdi- i 
 j elder, oars: John W. Whipple, bricks: Thomas Morse, gun smith;' 
 
 1 Frank White, portrait painter: Erdix Wilson, photographist: Horace i 
 ' Whitcomb, Emerson & Colby, Charles Howe, Philo S. Cherry, leather : ! 
 
 I Pleasant Valley Starch Co., S. P. Hartford & Co., Plaiste«! Wood- , 
 j ward, Lancaster Starch Co., starch. TToMs —Lancaster House, E. : 
 
 I Stanton & Co.; Coos House, C. P. Dennison & Co. Livery stables — • 
 i E. Stanton. F, p. L-rrStages. W. p. —abundant. | 
 
 ■ MIL AX —Theodore Morin;-Benjamin T. Pwoberts, ■ 
 
 West M. Physician —Richard H. Meserve. Churches —Meth., Hollis 
 Kendall, West M. Merchants —George G. Gates, C. Lane. J. M. Phipps 
 
 & Co., Hutchinson <fe Morin;-C. D. Hamlin. George T. Roberts & 
 
 Son, West M., all general assortment; Irene Dale, millinery goods. 
 Manu facturers — A. A. k R. W. Higgins, himber; Hutchinson, Twitch- 
 
 el & Wheeler, starch. Hotels —David Meserve;-B. F. Bartlett, West 
 
 M. F. p. t. —R. R. W. p. —abuudaut. j 
 
 KORTHUM REF LAND — Postmasters —Reuben L. Adams; - 
 
 IB. M. Comings, Groveton. Physicians —Ezra Mitchell, jr., Josiah ' 
 
 I Morse, Groveton. Church —Meth. epis., D. J. Smith. Merchants — 
 'Henry E. Bellows, ^’oceries; R. L. Adams, general assortment: | 
 
 Mrs. R. L. Adams, millinery ;-Wayne Cobleigh, E. W. Wilkinson, j 
 
 ; Groveton, general assortment; Miss Clara Richardson, Mrs. Persis ■ 
 i Bellows, millinery, Groveton. Manufacturers —Robert Chase & Co.. . 
 I straw board and starch —Mitchell & Winslow, leather ; Holyoke k ; 
 
 lEames. M. Lord, lumber, Groveton. Hotels —John B. Rogers;- 
 
 jJohn B. Melcher, Groveton. F. p. t. —R. R. and Stages. IP. p. — ; 
 
 ; abundant. ' 
 
 \ PITTSB ERG - Postmaster —Amos Merrill;-George Washburn, ; 
 
 I Connecticut Lake. Manufacturers —Robert Gathercole & Co., Francis - 
 ; L. Brown, starch. Hotel —F. C. Jacobs. W.p. —abundant. 
 
 I RA l\ DOLPH—Postmaster —Albert G. Messenger. Manufacturers — - 
 Albert G. Messenger, Robert Blair, lumber; Jerome Leavitt, starch. 
 Hotel —Robert Wood. F.p.t. —Stages. IF. p.—very good. ' 
 
 SHELBURNE — Postmaster —0. H. Green. Merchant —S. B. Hub-1 
 bard. Hotel —Winthrop House, 0. H. Green. F. p. t. —Grand Trunk : 
 
 R. R. TV. p. —ver 3 ’ good. I 
 
 STARK — Postmaster —Clifford Cole. Churches —Bap., f., Clifford; 
 
 Cole; Meth., .Tames M. Copp. Merchants —Edmund Green & Son, gen-: 
 eral assortment. Manufacturers —I. F. Sturtevant, k Co, Sylvester! 
 Cole & Co., E. F. Smart, lumber; Moses Hodgdon, starch. F. p. t. — | 
 I Grand Trunk R. R 'W.p. —abundant. ; 
 
 i STEWA RTSTOWN—Postmasters —Amos M. Tewksbury;-Ilydei 
 
 C. Trask, West S. Physicians —Oscar Worthly. Church —Chris., Dan-| 
 iel Rodgers. Merchant —Beuj. C. Flanders, general assortment.! 
 Hotel — Coos, Albert Weeks, So'*th S. j 
 
 STRATFORD — Postmasters —Joseph H. Danforth, North S.;- 1 
 
 Benjamin B. Ockington, S. Hollow. Physicians —C. C. Carpenter, I 
 
 S. Hollow ;-Moses Whitcomb, homeo., North S. Churches —Bap.; 
 
 Elisha Bedel, North S.;-Meth., - Stafford, S. Hollow. Mer-\ 
 
 chants —William. Danforth k Co., Baldwin k Fuller. Melvin Marshall, 
 general assortment; John G. Severy. groceries; Mrs. Geo. 0. Kim¬ 
 ball, millinerv, North S.;-N. B. Waters, general assortment and 
 
 jewelry, S. Hollow. Manufacturers —J. M. Johnson, J. Y. Wright, E. 
 
 i F. Merrill, W. C. Fisk, B. Brooks Ockington, Mclntire & Bishop, lum- 
 |bor; William C. Fisk, starch, S. ITollow'. Hotels —Willard House, 
 
 I IT. C. Trask ; American House, H. Hinman, North S. F. p. t.. — R. R. 
 i TV. p. —abundant. 
 
GUIDE TO THE WHITE HOUisTAlN. 117: 
 
 WFNTORTirS LOCATIOX—rosiimaah^r — Veter Bennett, 2d.i 
 MerrJia'nt —B. H. Flint, books, drugs and fancy goods. F.p. t. —Steam 
 ; bout. H'. p. —at)undant. 
 
 wniTEFlELD — Postmaster —Moses 11. Gordon. Physiciavs —Al- 
 ; bort Winch, Joseph L. Patten, George S. Gove. Churches —Adv., 
 
 I Nathan G. Wheeler; Bap., George If. Pinkham ; Meth., II. II. Bennett. 
 
 I Ml rchants —Fisk & Lane, Joel M. Sartwell, George W. Libbey, gen- 
 'eral assortment; Mrs. B. Eastman, millinery. Manufacturers —Lib¬ 
 it ey, Gordon & Co., Lil'bey & Gilmore, Sartwell, Quimby & Co., Law¬ 
 rence Lumber Co., A. L. Brown, Kenney <fe Bowles, lumber :-Libbey 
 
 & Gordon, Sinclair k Noyes, II. II. Somers, starch, Bethlehem p. o. 
 Hotel —Central House, C. Ilenry Abbott. F. p. t. —R. R. and stages. 
 W. p. —good. 
 
 or IDE TO THE WHITE MOENTAINSu 
 
 Since the White Mountains of New Hampshire have attracted mul- 
 I titudes of visitors annually from all parts of the world to the magnifi- 
 i cent and unsurpassed grandeur ot the scenery of that part of the State, 
 
 • and given to it the name of the “ Switzerland of America,” a New j 
 ; Hampshire Register would hardly be considered complete did it not j 
 I contain a guide for the traveler from the. principal cities to and 
 {through this picturesque and attractive region. No American should 
 ligo aoroad for pleasure until he has explored the most celebrated and 
 I! wonderful sections—and especially the White Mountains—of his own 
 cxiuntry, that he may compare them with those of other lands. The 
 | i w>iite M'xintain range is in Coos County, and extends about twentj 
 J miles from north-east to south-west, varying in width from four to tec 
 imifes. They are the highest elevations in New England, and with a 
 {single exception the highest in the United States east of the Rocky 
 ! Mountains. The approaches to them from all sections are convenient, 
 
 I comfortable and beauiiful, while the conveyances through and over 
 them are ample for all comers, with elegant hotel accommodations, 
 gentlemanly landlords and reasonable chargesk 
 From New York city, there are a number of different routes, the 
 i most direct and beautiful of which is to come through the cities of 
 I New Haven, Hartford, Springfield, up the valley of Connecticut river, 
 
 , through Northampton, Greenfield, Bellows Falls and Claremont to 
 j White River Junction, thence by Passumpsic and Connecticut Rivers 
 ■ and White Mountains Railroad to Littleton. From Littleton coaches j 
 i take travelers in a couple of hours to the Profile House at Franconia i 
 {Notch. In this section are many attractive and interesting scenes 
 and objects, which once visited will never be forgotten, and not to see| 
 them is to lose a great pleasure. Echo Lake is but a short walk! 
 from the Profile House in one direction, and the Old Man of the 
 Mountain, or the spot where he is to be seen to the best advantage, is 
 
148 WHITE MOUNTAIN GUIDE. 
 
 . about the same distance in another direction. Two days will suffice 
 I to visit these, and also the Cascade, Flume, Pool and Basin. Teams 
 are in readiness at the Profile House each morning at eight o’clock to 
 'take visitors to the Old Man of the Mountain, Flume, Pool, and Basin, 
 land return to dinner at two o’clock, P, M. Saddle horses and guides 
 I can be had to ascend Mount Lafayette, two miles by carriage to base, 
 j thenco by bridle path three and three-fourths miles to top. The trip ' 
 jean be easily made in six hours, and return to Profile House to dinner j 
 I at 2 o’clock, P. M. The ascent of Cannon or Profile Mountain may be ; 
 1 made by a foot path, which leads almost directlj^ from tho front of the j 
 i hotel, in about two hours. The extensive and beautiful prospect from ! 
 
 I . I 
 
 I the summit of the Peinigewasset valley and surrounding country is j 
 ' hardly equaled. For time and exertion required to visit them more ' 
 j wonderful works of nature are found in this than in any other section I 
 lof the White Mountain region. ; 
 
 ! Stages leave the Profile for the Crawford House, twenty-six miles, 
 jat eight o’clock each morning, and arrive there in season for dinner at 
 I two o’clock, P. M. From the Crawford House is a bridle path to the 
 ! top of Mount Washington, eight miles. Saddle horses and guides, 
 
 I together with extra and appropriate clothing, for ladies and gentle- ; 
 
 1 men, are always to be obtained here. Parties leave the Crawford for| 
 ithe Tip Top House every pleasant morning through the season, at ; 
 'eight o’clock, dine at the latter house, and return to the Crawford, ori 
 ' go down the other side, eight miles, to the Glen House, at the east j 
 I base of Mount Washington. From the Glen to the Alpine House is i 
 i eight miles. ' 
 
 From the Crawford to the White Mountain House, is four miles. 
 
 I I 
 
 ! From the White Mountain House to the base of Mount Washington, i 
 
 i 
 
 : six miU?s, is a good turnpike, and coaches run daily each way through ; 
 I the season. A railroad has recently been constructed from the base ; 
 to the top of Mount Washington, four miles, over which passengers' 
 are conveyed in perfect safety. 
 
 i 
 
 If the tourist wishes to approach the mountains on the east side, he 
 : goes from New York to Boston, thence to Portland, Me., by railrc^dj 
 ; or steamboat, and thence over the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad 
 i to the Alpine House in Gorham. By this route the journey from New > 
 j York occupies about twenty-four hours. The tour through the moun-j 
 ! tains can be made from this point with about the same ease and facil-i 
 j ity as from the Profile House. Another and exceedingly pleasant® 
 ! route to the east side of the mountains is by w\ay of Boston, and Con-; 
 I cord to the Wiers station on the Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail-i 
 road, thence by steamboat, which runs from every train, across LaKe i 
 Winnipesaukee to Center Harbor, and thence by stage to Conway J 
 
ifATIONAL DEBT. 149 
 
 through the White Mouutain Notch to the Glen and Alpine-Houses 
 Or proceed by the same railroad to Plymouth, dine and then go on to 
 Littleton, thence to the Profile House ; or by stage from Plymouth, 
 arriving at Profile about the same time. 
 
 Any and all these routes are picturesque and beautiful, and upon 
 them all are found ample and comfortable conveyances and the best 
 hotels and most gentlemanly landlords in New England. 
 
 I Stages leave the Profile House every morning at seven o’clock for 
 Littleton and connect there with trains for New York by way ofj 
 Springfield, arriving in the former cit}' at half past ten o’clock the I 
 same evening ; or by way of Conotfrd for Boston, arriving about ha'^- I 
 past six o’clock the same evening. Stages also leave for Plymouth at . 
 the same hour, arriving there in season for dinner, and for the trak'S 
 over Boston, Concord and Montreal railroad by way of Concord to Bos¬ 
 ton, and trains or boat from New London for New York, arriving b}' 
 railroad at the same time as train from Littleton, and by boat from • 
 I New London, the next morning. 
 
 1 From the Crawford House stages leave daily for Center Harbor, 
 sixty miles, thence by steamboat down Lake Winnipesaukee to Alton i 
 Bay 8fnd connect with railroad trains for Boston and New York. ! 
 
 From the Glen House stages leave daily for Alpine House and con- 
 
 i 
 
 'nect with trains over the Grand Trunk Railroad for Portland and 
 Montreal. , 
 
 ' At all the larger hotels about the mountains mails are received 
 from New York and Boston once each day, and at many of them twice. 
 They also have telegraph offices in nearly or quite all of the hotels, 
 
 ' thus placing guests in direct communication with friends at home. 
 
 STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBT, DEC. 1,1869. 
 
 Debt bearing coin interest, 
 Interest, 
 
 Debt bearing currency interest, 
 Interest, 
 
 Debt matured bearing no interest, 
 Interest, 
 
 Debt bearing no interest. 
 
 
 $2,107,938,000 00 
 41,270,486 09 
 61,195,000 00 
 1,118,900 00 
 4,292,026 64 
 558,806 88 
 431,861,703 18 
 
 Total debt. 
 
 Amount In the Treasury, Coin, 
 
 Currency, 
 
 105,969,949 77 
 11,802,765 79 
 
 $2,648,234,922 79 
 
 117,772,715 56 
 
 Amount of debt, less cash in the Treasury, 
 
 $2,530,462,207 23 
 
 Amount of debt Dec. 1,1869, 
 Amount of debt Nov. 1,1868, 
 
 
 $2,530,462,207 23 
 $2,491,504,450 00 
 
 Increase of debt in 13 months. 
 
 
 $38,957,757 23 
 
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 U. S. GOVERNMENT. 
 
 
 United States Government* 
 
 THE EXECUTIVE. 
 
 ULYSSES S. GRANT, of Illinois, President, 
 SCHUYLER COLFAX, of Indiana, Vice President, 
 
 THE CABINET. 
 
 Salary $25,000 
 8,000 
 
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 Hamilton Fish, of 
 Geo. S. Boutwell, 
 Geo. M. Robeson, 
 Wm. W. Belknap, 
 Jacob D. Cox, 
 
 J. A. J. Creswell, 
 Ebenezer R. Hoar 
 
 N. Y., Secretary of State, 
 
 Mass., Secretary of Treasury, 
 
 N. J., Secretary of Navy, 
 
 Iowa, Secretary of War, 
 
 Ohio, Secretary of Interior, 
 
 Maryland, Postmaster General, 
 Mass., Attorney General, 
 
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 $8,000 
 
 THE JUDICIARY. 
 
 Supreme Court of tbe United States. 
 
 SAiiMON P. Chase, of Ohio, Chief Justice, Salary $6,500 
 
 associate justices—salary $6,000. 
 
 David Davis, of Illinois, 
 Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa, 
 Stephen J. Field, California. 
 
 
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 Samuel Nelson, of New York, 
 
 Robert C. Grier, of Penn., 
 jNathan Cliflord, of Maine, 
 iNoah H. Swayne, of Ohio, 
 
 jD. W. Middleton, of Dist. Columbia, Clerk, fees; J. W. Wallace, of 
 jPenn., Reporter, Si,500 ; Richard C. Parsons, of Ohio, Marshal, $3,000. 
 
 Court of Claims of the United States* 
 
 Joseph Casey, of Pennsylvania, Chief Judge. Salary $4,0®0 
 Edward G. Luring, of Massachusetts, Judge. 
 
 Ebenezer Peck, of Illinois, 
 
 Charles C. Nott, of New York, 
 
 Samuel Milligan, of Tennessee, 
 
 Samuel H. Huntington, of Connecticut, ClerK. $3,000 
 
 T. Lyle Dicke.y, of Illinois, Ass’t Atty. Gen. 4,000 
 
 Robert S. Hale, of New York, Special Counsel. 6,000 
 
 Forty-First Cong-ress* 
 
 First Session ctmmenced March 4,1869 ; Second Session, first Monday in 
 
 December, 1869. 
 
 UNITED STATES SENATE. 
 
 [Democrats in italic; all others Republicans.] 
 
 Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, Vice-Pres. and Pres, of Senate, $8,000 
 George C. Gorham, of California, Secretary, 4,320 
 
 John R. French, of No. Carolina, Sergeant at Arms, 2,160 
 
 Alabama —Willard Warner, 1871; Geo. E. Spencer, 1873. ArTcansas — 
 Alexander McDonald, 1871; Benj. F. Rice, 1873. California —Corne¬ 
 lius Cole, 1873; Eugene. Casserly, 1875. Connecticut —Orris S. Ferry, 
 1873; William M. Buckingham, 1875. Delaware — Willard Saulsbury\ 
 1871; IViomas F. Bayard, 1875. Florida —Thomas W. Osborn, 1873, 
 Abijali Gilbert, 1875. Georgia —[Not admitted, Nov. 1869.] Illinois — 
 Richard Yates, 1871; Lyman Trumbull, 1873. Indiana —Oliver P. 
 Morton, 1873; Daniel D. Pratt, 1875. Iowa —James W. Grimes, [resign¬ 
 ed] 1871; James Harlan, 1873. Kansas —Edmund G. Ross, 1871; 
 Samuel C. Pomeroy, 1873. Kentucky — Thos C. McCreery, 1871; Gar¬ 
 rett Davis, 1873. Louisiana —John S. Harris, 1871; William P. Kel¬ 
 logg, 1873. Maine—hot M. Morrill. 1871; Hannibal Hamlin, 1875. 
 Maryland—George Flc^•ers, 1873; William T. Hamilton, Massa¬ 
 
 chusetts —Henry Wilson, 1871; Charles Sumner, 1875. Michigan — 
 
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 151 
 
 Jacob M. Howard, 1871; Zachariah Chandler, 1875. Minnesota — 
 Daniel S. Norton^ 1871; Alexander Ramsey, 1876. Mississippi —[Not 
 represented, Nov. 1869.] Missouri —Charles D. Drake, 1873; Carl 
 Schurz, 1875. Nebraska —John M. Thayer, 1871; Thomas W. Tipton, 
 1875. Nevada —James W. Nye, 1873; William M. Stewart, 1875. New 
 Hampshire —Aaron H. Cragin, 1871; James W. Patterson, 1873. 
 New Jersey —Alexander G. Cattell, 1871; John P. Stockton^ 1875. 
 New York —Roscoe Conkling, 1873; Reuben E. Fenton, 1875. North 
 ^Carolina —Joseph C. Abbott, 1871; John Pool, 1873. Ohio —John 
 I Sherman, 1873; Allen G. TTiwrman, 1875. Oregon —Geo. H. Williams, 
 j 1871; Henry W. Corbett, 1873. Pennsylvania —Simon Cameron, 1873; 
 John Scott, 1875. Rhode Island —Henry B. Anthony, 1871; William 
 ! Sprague, 1875. South Carolina —Thomas J. Robertson, 1871; Fred- 
 jerick A. Sawyer, 1873. Tennessee —Joseph S. Fowler, 1871; William 
 |G. Brownlow, 1.875. Texas—[Sot represented, Nov., 1869.] Vermont 
 j—Justin S. Morrill, 1873; George F. Edmunds, 1875. Virginia^ 
 John F. Lewis, 1873; John W. Johnston, 1871, politics not knov n. 
 West Virginia —Waitman T. Willey, 1871; Arthur I. Borem ’*', 1875. 
 ^riscoTmn—Timothy 0. Howe, 1873; Matthew H. Carpente*:^’ 
 
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES.* 
 
 I 
 
 ' [Der its in italic ; all others Republicans, except otherwise marked.] 
 JAMES G. Blaine, of Maine, Speaker. Salary, $10,000 
 ! Edward McPherson, of Penn., Clerk. “ ^ 4,320 
 
 j N. G. Or(f V, New Hampshire, Serg’t at Arms. “ * 2.160 
 
 j Alabama —Allred E. Buck, Charles W. Buckley, Robert C. Haplin, 
 
 j Charles Haj s,-Dix, -Sherwood, [Not admitted, Nov. 1869.] 
 
 \ Arkansas —Logan H. Roots, Anthony A. C. Rogers, Thomas Boles, 
 j California—Samuel B. Axtell, Aaron A. Sargent, James A. Johnson. 
 
 I Connecticut —Julius L. Strong, Stephen W. Kellogg, Henry H. Stark- 
 : weather, Wm. W. Barnum. Delaware—Benjamin T. Biggs. Florida 
 j —Chas. M. Hamilton. Georgia —J. W. Clift, Nelson Tift, Wm. P. 
 
 I Edwards, Samuel F. Gove, C. H. Prince, P. M. B. Young, claimants 
 ; in dispute, politics unknown. Illinois —Norman B. Judd, John F. 
 
 ; Farnsworth, John B. Hawley, Ebon C. Ingersoll, Burton C. Cook, 
 i Jesse H. Moore, Shelb}' M. Cullam, Thompson W McNeely, Albert G. 
 Burr, Samuel S. Marshall. John B. Hay, John M. Creft, John A. Logan. 
 Indiana—William E. Niblack, Michael C. Kerr, William S. Holman, 
 George W. Julian, John Coburn, ilanief W. Foot/ lees, Godlove S. Ortb, 
 James N. Tyner, John P. C. Shanks, William Williams, Jasper Pack- 
 iard. Iowa—Goorgo W. Mci’rary. William Smyth, William B. Allison, 
 
 I William Loughridge, Frank W. Palmer, Charles Pomeroy. Kansas — 
 
 I Sidney Clarke. Kentucky—Lawrence S. Trimble, William N. Sweeny. 
 
 I J. S. Golladay, J. Proctor Knott, Boyd Winchester, Thomas L. Jones, 
 [James B. Beck, George M. Adams, John M. Rice. Louisiana —Lionel 
 1 H. Sheldon. [Rest in debate.] Maine —John Lynch, Samuel P. Mor- 
 i rill, James O. Blaine, John A. Peters, Eugene Hale. Maryland — 
 \Samtiel Hamhleton, Stevenson Archer, Thomas Swan, Patrick Uamill, 
 Frederick Stone. Massachusetts —James Buffington, Oakes Ames, 
 Ginery Twichell, Samuel Hooper, Benjamin F. Butler, Nathaniel P. 
 Banks, George M. Brooks, George F. Hoar, William B. Washburn, 
 Henry L. Dawes. Michigan —Fernando C. Beaman, William L. 
 Stoughton, Austin Blair, Thomas W. Ferry, Omar D. Conger, Ran¬ 
 dolph Strickland. Minnesota —Morton S. Wilkinson, Eugene M. Wil¬ 
 son. Missouri—Erastus Wells, Gustavus A. Finkelnburg, James R. 
 ; McCormick, Sempronius H. Boyd, Samuel S. Burdett, Robert T. Van 
 iHorn, Joel F. Asper, John F. Benjamin, David P. Dyer. Nebraska — 
 
152 THE GOVERKOR. 
 
 John Taffe. N^evada —^Thomas Fitch. New Hampshire —Jacob H. 
 jEla, Aaron F. Stevens, Jacob Benton. New Jersey — TVilliam Moore, 
 [Charles Haight, John T. Bird, ^ohn Hill, Orestes Cleveland. New York 
 I —Henry A. Reeves, John G. Schumaker. Henry W. Slocum, John Fox, 
 John Morrissey Samuel S. Cox, Hervey C. Calkin, James Brooks, Fer- 
 jnando Wood, Clarkson N. Potter, George W. Greene, John H. Ketcham, 
 John A. Griswold, Stephen L. Mayham, Adolphns H. Tanner, Orange 
 jFerris, William A. Wheeler. Stephen Sanford, Charles Knapp, Addison 
 ,H. Laflin, Alexander H. Bailey, John C. Churchill, Dennis McCarthy, 
 George W. Cowles, Wm. H. Kelsey, Giles W. Hotchkiss, Hamilton 
 Ward, Noah Davis, John Fisher, David S. Bennett, Porter Sheldon. 
 North Carolina —Clinton L. Cobh, David Heaton, Oliver H. Dockeiw, 
 John T. Deweese, Israel G. Lash, Francis E. Shober, Alexander H, 
 Jones. Ohio—Peter W. Strader, Job E. Stevenson, Robert C. Scbenck. 
 Wm. Lawrence, William Mungen, John A. Smith, Janies J. Winans, 
 .^nhn Beatty, Edward F. Dickinson, Truman IF. Hoag, John T. 
 Wilson, Philadelph Van Tmimp, George W. Morgan, Martin Welker, 
 Kiiakiri H. Moore, John A. Bingham, Jacob A. Ambler, William H. 
 
 r".me3 A. Garfield. Oregr/n—Joseph S. Smith. Pennsvlrnma 
 •^—^SamrC^A J. Randall, Charles O'Neill, John Moffet, Wm. D. Kelley, 
 [John R. Reading, John D. Stiles, Washington Townsend, J. Lawrence 
 Getz, Oliver J. Dickey, Henry L. Cake, Daniel M. Van Auken, George 
 iW riysses Mcrcur, John B.Packer, J. Waldeman, 
 
 John Cessna, Dan'l J. Morrell, William H. Armstrong, Glenni W. 
 Schofield, Calvin W. Gilfillan, John Covode^fconte^ted], James S. 
 .Neglej, Darwin Phelps, Joseph B. Donley. Rhode Island —Thomas A. 
 Jenckes, Nathan F. Dixon. South Carolina —B. F. Whittemore, C. C. 
 Bowen, S. L. Have. Tennessee —Roderick R. Butler, Horace Maynard, 
 Wm. B. S? kes. Lewis Tillman, Wm. F. Prosser, Sam’l M. Arnell, Isaac 
 R. Hawkins, M m, J. Smith. Texas —[Unrepresented Nov. 1869.] Ver- 
 mon/—Chas. W. Willard, Luke P. Poland. Worthington C. Smith. Vir¬ 
 ginia —D. M. Norton, Jas. H. ITatt, jr., Chas. H. Porter, Robert Ridge¬ 
 way, -Miline, Lewis McKensie, James K. Gibson, Joseph E. Legar, 
 
 [not admitted Nov. 1869; politics unknown.] West Virginia —Isaac H. 
 Duval, Jas. C. McGrew, John S. Witcher. Wisconsin —Halbert E, Paine, 
 iBenjamin F. Hopkins, Amasa Cobb, Charles A. Eldridgc, Philetus 
 iSawyer, Cadwalader C. Washburne. 
 
 I Delegates from Territories. — Arizona —Richard C. McCormick, 
 Independent Union. Colorado —Allen A. Bradford. Dakota —S. L. 
 Spink. Idaho — J. K. Shafer. Montana —J. M. Cavanaugh. New 
 Mexico —J, Francisco Chaves. Utah —Wm.H. Hooper. Washington — 
 -Garfield. 
 
 THE GOVERNOR 
 
 Of New Hampshire is chosen annually, on the second Tuesday of 
 ■March, by a majority vote, and takes his seat on the first Thursday of 
 ;the following June. In case of no election by the people, the Legis¬ 
 lature elects one of the two persons having the highest number of votes. 
 
 ; A person, to be qualified to hold the ofiice of Governor, must be thirty i 
 jyears old, and an inhabitant of the State for seven years last preced¬ 
 ing his inauguration. In case of the death, disability or resignation 
 of the Governor, the office is filled by the President of the Senate. 
 
 The Executive Council consists of five Councilors, elected by dis-; 
 Itricts at the same time and in the same manner as Governor. The' 
 Governor and Council appoint all judicial officers, the attorney general, | 
 ^solicitors, notaries, sheriffs, coroners, registers of probate, and general i 
 ■and field ofiScers of militia. j 
 
» 
 
 MINISTERS TO 
 
 FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 
 
 153 
 
 ministers to Foreign Countries* 
 
 
 BNVOTS 
 
 SZTRAORDINART AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTRNTIART. 
 
 ft 
 
 Countrieg, 
 
 Capitals, 
 
 Ministers. 
 
 Res. 
 
 Salary 
 
 Austria, 
 
 Vienna. 
 
 John Jay, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 $12,000 
 
 Brazil, 
 
 Rio de Janeiro. 
 
 Henry T. Blow, 
 
 Mo. 
 
 12,000 
 
 Chili, 
 
 Santiago. 
 
 Judson Kilpatrick, 
 
 N. J. 
 
 10,000 
 
 China, 
 
 Pekin. 
 
 Frederick T. Low, 
 
 Cal. 
 
 12,000 
 
 France, 
 
 Paris. 
 
 Elihu P. Washburne, 
 
 Ill. 
 
 17,500 
 
 1 Great Britain 
 
 London. 
 
 John Lathrop Motley, 
 
 Mass. 
 
 17,500 
 
 1 Italy, 
 
 Florence. 
 
 George P. Marsh, 
 
 Vt. 
 
 12,000 
 
 ! Mexico, 
 
 Mexico. 
 
 Thomas H. Nelson, 
 
 Ind. 
 
 12,000 
 
 i Peru, 
 
 Lima. 
 
 Alvan P. Hovey. 
 
 Ind. 
 
 10,000 
 
 1 Prussia 
 
 Berlin. 
 
 George Bancroft, 
 
 Mass. 
 
 12,000 
 
 1 Russia, 
 
 St. Petersburg. 
 
 Andrew G. Curtin, 
 
 Penn. 
 
 12,000 
 
 ! Spain, 
 
 i 
 
 Madrid. 
 
 Daniel E. Sickles, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 12,000 
 
 
 MINISTERS RRSIDENT. 
 
 • 
 
 
 1 Argentine Rep. Buenos Ayres. 
 
 Robert C. Kirk, 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 $7,500 
 
 1 Belgium, 
 
 Brussels. 
 
 J. R. Jones, 
 
 Ill. 
 
 7.500 
 
 1 Bolivar, 
 
 La Paz. 
 
 Leopold Markbroit, 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 7,500! 
 
 1 Costa Rica, 
 
 San Jose. 
 
 Jacob B. Blair, 
 
 W. Va. 
 
 7,500j 
 
 1 Denmark, 
 
 Copenhagen. 
 
 George H. Yeamam, 
 
 Ky. 
 
 7,5001 
 
 J Ecuador, 
 
 Quito. 
 
 David A. Nunn, 
 
 Tenn. 
 
 7,5001 
 
 1 Guatemala, 
 
 Guatemala. 
 
 J. A. Hudson, 
 
 Iowa. 
 
 7,5001 
 
 ; Greece, 
 
 Athens. 
 
 C. K. Tuckerman, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 7,500i 
 
 ■ Hawaiian Isis, Honolulu. 
 
 Henry A. Pierce, 
 
 Hass. 
 
 7,500 
 
 ; Houduras, 
 
 Comayagua. 
 
 Henry Baxter, 
 
 Mich. 
 
 7,500 
 
 1 Japan, 
 
 Yeddo. 
 
 C. E. De Long, 
 
 
 7,500 
 
 : Netherlands, 
 
 Hague. 
 
 Hugh Ewing, 
 
 Kansas. 7,500 
 
 1U. S. Columbia, Bogota. 
 
 J. A. Hurlbut, 
 
 Ill. 
 
 7,500 
 
 1 Nicaragua, 
 
 Nicaragua. 
 
 Charles N. Riotte, 
 
 
 7,500 
 
 , Paraejuay, 
 
 Ascension. 
 
 M. S. McMahon, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 7,500 
 
 ! Portugal, 
 
 Lisbon. 
 
 Samuel Shellabarger, 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 7,500 
 
 ! Salvador. 
 
 San Salvador. 
 
 Alfred T. A. Torbert, 
 
 Del. 
 
 7,50u 
 
 ; Swed’n & Nor’y, Stockholm. 
 
 C. C. Andrew's, 
 
 Minn. 
 
 7,500 
 
 ! Switzerland, 
 
 Berne. 
 
 Horace Rublee. 
 
 Wia. 
 
 7,500 
 
 i Turkey, 
 
 Constantinople. Edward Joy Morris, 
 
 Penn. 
 
 7,500 
 
 1 Venezuela, 
 
 Caraccas. 
 
 James R. Partridge, 
 
 Md. 
 
 7,500 
 
 i • 
 
 MINISTERS RESIDENT AND CONSULS GENERAL. 
 
 
 ' Haytl, 
 
 Port au Prince. E. D. Basset, 
 
 Penn. 
 
 $7,500 
 
 j Liberia, 
 
 Monrovia. 
 
 John Seys, 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 4.000 
 
 i 
 
 CONSULS GENERAL. 
 
 
 
 Ep^ypt, 
 
 Alexandria. 
 
 Charles Hale, 
 
 Mass. 
 
 $3,500: 
 
 'Syria. 
 
 Beirut. 
 
 Jeremiah A. Johnson, 
 
 R. I. 
 
 2,000 
 
 i Bengal, 
 
 Calcutta. 
 
 Nathaniel P. Jacobs, 
 
 Mich. 
 
 5,000 
 
 Turkey, 
 
 Constantinople. J. H. Goodenow, 
 
 Me. 
 
 3,000 
 
 i Italy, 
 
 Florence. 
 
 J. Lorirner Graham, jr. 
 
 N. Y 
 
 Fees. 
 
 1 Prussia, 
 
 Frankrton the William P. Webster, 
 
 Mass 
 
 3,000 
 
 j Cuba, 
 
 Havana. [Main. E. S. Plumb, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 6,000, 
 
 ! England, 
 
 London. 
 
 Freeman II. Morse, 
 
 Me. 
 
 7,500| 
 
 ■ Canada, 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 William A. Dart, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 4,000; 
 
 France, 
 
 Paris. 
 
 Jno. Meredith Read, jr., 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 6,000j 
 
 , Mexico, 
 
 Tampico. 
 
 Franklin Chase, 
 
 Me. 
 
 l,50d 
 
 j China, 
 
 Shanghai. 
 
 George F. Sew'ard, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 4,000; 
 
 1 
 
'l54 
 
 POPULATION, GOVERNORS, AC. 
 
 —" ■ ,1 
 
 • 
 
 'TABLE OF SQUARE MILES OF SURFACE AND POPULATION 
 
 1 OF THE UNITED STATES, TOGETHER WITH THE NAMES 
 
 ! OF THE GOVERNORS OF ALL THE STATES AND THE TI^JeS 
 ! OF HOLDING ELECTIONS. 
 
 States. 
 
 Pop. ’60. 
 
 Capitals. 
 
 Governors. 
 
 Elections. 
 
 Alabama 
 
 964,201 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 William H Smith 
 
 See note. 
 
 Arkansas 
 
 435,450 
 
 Little Rock 
 
 Powell Cla 3 rton 
 
 1 M. Nov. 
 
 California 
 
 379,994 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Henry H Haightf 
 
 1 W. Sept. 
 
 Connecticut 
 
 460,147 
 
 Hrf d&N.H’n 
 
 Marshall Jewell 
 
 1 M. April. 
 
 Delaware 
 
 112,216 
 
 Dover 
 
 Gove Saul 8 bur 3 'f 
 
 1 Tu. Aug. 1 
 
 Florida 
 
 140,424 
 
 Tallahassee 
 
 Harrison Reed 
 
 See note. 
 
 Georgia 
 
 1,057.286 
 
 Atlanta 
 
 Rufus B. Bullock 
 
 1 Tu. Aug. 
 
 Illinois 
 
 1,711,951 
 
 Springfield 
 
 John M Palmer 
 
 See note. 
 
 Indiana 
 
 1,350,428 
 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 Conrad Baker 
 
 2 Tu. Oct, 
 
 Iowa 
 
 674,699 
 
 Des Moines 
 
 Samuel Merrill 
 
 2 Tu. Oct. 
 
 Kansas 
 
 107,206 
 
 Topeka 
 
 James M Harvey 
 
 See note. 
 
 Kentucky 
 
 1,155,684 
 
 Frankfort 
 
 J. M. Steveusonf 
 
 1 M. Aug. 
 
 Louisiana 
 
 709,002 
 
 Baton Rouge 
 
 H. C. Warmouth 
 
 1 M. Nov. 
 
 Maine 
 
 628,279 
 
 Augusta 
 
 .J L. Chamberlin 
 
 2 M. Sept. 
 
 Maryland 
 
 687,049 
 
 Annapolis 
 
 Odin Bowief 
 
 See note. 
 
 ; Massachusetts 
 
 1,231,066 
 
 Boston 
 
 William Chiflin 
 
 , See note. 
 
 Michigan 
 
 749,113 
 
 Lansing 
 
 Henry P. Baldwin 
 
 See note 
 
 Minnesota 
 
 172,023 
 
 St. Paul 
 
 -Austin 
 
 See note. 
 
 i Mississippi 
 
 791,395 
 
 Jackson 
 
 
 • 
 
 Missouri 
 
 1,182,012 
 
 Jefferson Cit. 
 
 Jos. W. McClurg 
 
 See note. 
 
 Nebraska 
 
 28,841 
 
 Omaha 
 
 David Butler 
 
 2 Tu. Oct. 
 
 Nevada 
 
 6,857 
 
 Carson City. 
 
 Henry G. Blaisdell 
 
 See note. 
 
 N, Hamp. 
 
 326,073 
 
 Concord 
 
 Onslow Stearns 
 
 2 Tu. March 
 
 New Jersey 
 
 372,035 
 
 Trenton 
 
 Theo. F. Randolph/ 
 
 See note. 
 
 , New York 
 
 3,880,735 
 
 Albany 
 
 John T. Hoffmanf 
 
 See note. 
 
 : No. Carolina 
 
 992,622 
 
 Raleigh 
 
 Wm. W. Holden 
 
 Not fixed. 
 
 Ohio 
 
 2,339,502 
 
 Columbus 
 
 Rutherford B Hayes 
 
 2 Tu. Oct. 
 
 Oregon 
 
 52,465 
 
 Salem 
 
 George L. Woods 
 
 1 M. June. 
 
 Pennsylvania 
 
 2,906,115 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 John W. Geary 
 
 2 Tu, Oct. 
 
 Rhode Island 
 
 174,620 
 
 Newpt k Prv 
 
 Seth Paddleford 
 
 1 W. April. 
 
 So. Carolina 
 
 703,708 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Robert K. Scott 
 
 4 M. Nov. 
 
 Tennessee 
 
 1,109,801 
 
 Nashville 
 
 D. W. C. Sehter 
 
 1 M. Aug. 
 
 : Texas 
 
 604,215 
 
 Austin 
 
 E. M. Pease* 
 
 1 M. Aug. 
 
 Vermont 
 
 315,098 
 
 Montpelier 
 
 Peter T. Washburn 
 
 1 Tu. Sept. 
 
 Virginia ) 
 
 1,596,318 
 
 Richmond 
 
 Gilbert C. Walker * 
 
 4 Th. May. 
 
 ; W. Virginia/ 
 
 Wheeling 
 
 Wm. E. Stephenson 
 
 4 Th. Oct. 
 
 Wisconsin 
 
 Territories. 
 
 Arrizona 
 
 775,871 
 
 Madison 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Lucius Fairchild 
 
 R C. McCormick 
 
 See note. 
 
 Colorado 
 
 34,277 
 
 Denver 
 
 A. C. Hunt 
 
 
 Dacota 
 
 4,837 
 
 Yancton 
 
 Andrew J. Faulk 
 
 
 Idaho 
 
 Boise City. 
 
 David W. Ballard 
 
 
 Montana 
 
 
 Virginia Cit. 
 
 Green Clay Smith 
 
 
 New Mexico 
 
 93,516 
 
 Santa Fe 
 
 Robert B. Mitchell 
 
 
 Utah 
 
 40,273 
 
 Salt LakeCit. 
 
 Charles Durkee 
 
 
 Washington 
 Dist. of Col. 
 
 11,594 
 
 75,080 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Marshall F. Moore 
 
 
 * Military gov’t; fDeinocratic conservative. All others Republicans 
 
 Note— Tuesday after first Monday in November. 
 
 ... i 
 
SCHEDULE OP STAaCP DUTIES. 155 
 
 SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES. 
 Imposed by ^ct of Congress March 26, 1867. 
 
 Agreements, other than those 
 mentioned in this schedule (or con¬ 
 tracts, or any appraisement), for 
 every piece of paper on which it 
 is written, 05; and same for each 
 renevrai. 
 
 Appraisements, see agreements. 
 
 Bank Checks, Drafts or Orders, 
 i for any amount, on any bank, bro¬ 
 ker, or trust company, at sight or 
 on demand, .02; for amount ex¬ 
 ceeding $10, on any person other 
 'than a bank, banker, or trust com- 
 I pany, at sight, or on demand, .02. 
 i Bill q/‘Eicc7ian^g(foreign),drawu 
 1 in but payable out of the United 
 States, if drawn singly or other 
 wise than in a set of three or more 
 I —same as inland bills of exchange 
 or promissory notes; drawn in 
 sets of three or more, for every 
 bill of each set, where the sum 
 made payable shall not exceed 
 $100, or the equivalent thereof, in 
 any foreign currency in which 
 such bills may be expressed, .02; 
 for every additional $100, or frac¬ 
 tional part thereof in excess of 
 $100, .02. 
 
 Bill of Exchange (inland), draft, 
 or order for the payment of any 
 sum of money, not exceeding $100 
 otherwise than at sight or on de¬ 
 mand, or Promissory Notes (ex- 
 i cept bank notes and checks), or any 
 I memorandum, check, receipt, or 
 other written or printed evidence 
 ! of an amount of money to be paid 
 1 on demand or at a time designated, 
 ;for a sum not exceeding $100, .05; 
 for every additional $100, or frac-. 
 j tional part in excess of $100, .05. 
 
 1 Bill of Lading, for goods and 
 i merchandise exported to foreign 
 *port, other than charter party, 
 leach, .10. But bills to any port in 
 i British North America are ex- 
 1 empt. 
 
 i Bill of Sale. —Bills of sale, by 
 I which any ship or vessel, or any 
 'i part thereof, shall be conveyed to 
 lor vested in any other person or 
 I persons, when the consideration 
 j shall not exceed $500, stamp duty, 
 
 .50 i do. when the consideration 
 exceeds $500 and does not exceed 
 $1000, $1; exceeding $1000, for 
 every additional amount of $500, 
 or fractional part thereof, .50; 
 personal property other than ships 
 and vessels, .05. 
 
 Bonds of indemnity, where the 
 money finally recoverable there¬ 
 upon is $1000 or less, .50; w'here 
 the penalty exceeds $1000, for ev¬ 
 ery additional $1000, or fractional 
 part in excess of $1000, .50; for 
 the due execution of the duties of 
 any office, $1.00; of administra¬ 
 tor or guardian, if the estate or 
 effects exceed $100, $1; of any des¬ 
 cription other than such as may be 
 required in legal proceedings, or 
 used in connection with mortgage 
 deeds, and not other wise charged 
 in this schedule, .25. See mort¬ 
 gage. 
 
 Certificate, other than those 
 mentioned, .05. 
 
 Certificate of Damage, and all 
 other documents issued by any 
 port-warden or marine surveyor, 
 
 .25. 
 
 Certificate of Deposit, for a sum 
 not exceeding $100, .02; exceeding 
 $100, .05. 
 
 Certificate of Profits, in any in- 
 corporated company, for an 
 amount not less than $10, nor ex¬ 
 ceeding $50, .10; from $50 to $1000, 
 25 ; exceeding $1000, for every ad¬ 
 ditional $1000, or fractional part 
 thereof, .25. 
 
 Certificate of Stock, in incorpor¬ 
 ated company, .25. 
 
 Charter Party, or any letter or 
 memorandum relating to the char¬ 
 ter of any vessel; if the registered 
 tonnage does not exceed one hun¬ 
 dred and fifty tons, $1.00; from 
 one hundred and fifty to three 
 hundred tons, $3.00 ; from 300 tons 
 to 600, $5 ; over six hundred tons, 
 $10. 
 
 Checks, (see Blank Checks, and 
 bills of exchange, inland ) 
 
 Cigar Lights, made in part of 
 wood, wax, glass, paper or other 
 
156 SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES. ' | 
 
 materials, in parcels or packages 
 containing twenty-five lights or 
 less, .01; in packages of more 
 than twenty-five and not more 
 than fifty, .02; for every addition¬ 
 al twenty-five lights, or fractional 
 part of that number, .01. 
 
 Contracts. —Contracts, broker’s 
 note or memorandum of sale of 
 any goods or merchandise, stocks, 
 bonds, notes of hand, for each note 
 or memorandum of sale, .10. (See 
 agreements.) 
 
 Conveyance or deed of grant 
 where the consideration or value 
 does not exceed $500, .50; from 
 $500 to $1000. $1.00 ; and for every 
 additional $500, or fractional part 
 thereof in excess of $1000, .50. 
 
 Entry of Goods., at Custom 
 House, not exceeding in value 
 $100, .25; from $100 to $500, .50; 
 exceeding $500, $1.00; for the 
 withdrawal of goods from bonded 
 warehouse, .50. 
 
 i Friction Matches, or Lucifer 
 jMatches, made in part of wood, in 
 Ipackages of one hundred or less, 
 j.Ol; when in parcels or packages 
 jcontaining more than one hun- 
 idred, and not more than two hun- 
 jdred, for each parcel or package, 
 |.02 ; and for every additional hun- 
 idred or fractional part thereof, 
 i.Ol. For wax tapers double the 
 rates herein imposed upon friction 
 matches. 
 
 Lease, where rent is $.300, or 
 less, .50; where the rent exceeds 
 |$300 for each additional $200, or 
 jfractfon in excess of $300, .50. As¬ 
 signment of a lease, same stamp 
 'as original, and additional stamp 
 upon the value or consideration of. 
 ‘transfer, according to the rates on 
 ■deeds, (see Conveyance.) 
 
 1 Manifest for Entry, Clearance, of 
 vessel’s cargo for foreign port, (not 
 iincluding British American ports,) 
 if tonnage does not exceed three 
 hundred tons, $1.00 ; from three 
 hundred to six hundred tons, $3.00; 
 lexceeding six hundred tons, $5.00. 
 
 1 Marriage Certificate, to the par¬ 
 ities, .05 ; to any ofiicer for record, 
 ■exempt. 
 
 Memorandums, (sec bills of ex- 
 ichange, inland.) 
 
 Mortgage or Personal Bonds, 
 given as security, for the payment 
 of any definite sum, from $100 to 
 $500, .50 ; exceeding $500 and not 
 exceeding $1000, $1.00 ; for every 
 additional $500,.or fractional part 
 thereof in excess of $500, .50. Pro¬ 
 vided, That upon each and every 
 assignment or transfer of a mort¬ 
 gage, policy of insurance, or the 
 renewal or continuance of any 
 agreement, contract or charter, 
 by letter or otherwise, a stamp 
 duty shall be required equal to 
 that imposed on the original in¬ 
 strument. 
 
 Notes, Promisory, (See Bills of 
 Exchange, inland.) 
 
 Passage Ticket, to a foreign port, 
 (except British N. America), cost¬ 
 ing ^35 or less, .50; between $35 
 and $50, $1.00; and everj' addi¬ 
 tional $50 or part thereof $.50 
 more. . 
 
 Protest of Note, Draft, dc., or 
 marine protest, Ac., .25. 
 
 Proprietary Medicines, Cosmetics, 
 dc., not over twenty-five cents, 
 .01; not over fifty cents, .02; not 
 over seventy-five cents, .03 ; not 
 over one dollar, .04 ; for every ad¬ 
 ditional fifty cents, or fraction 
 thereof, .02. Canned meats, fish, 
 sauces, fruits, jellies, Ac., when 
 such can, bottle, or package with 
 its contents weighs not more than 
 one pound, .01; each additional 
 pound or fraction, .01. 
 
 Power of Attorney, to transfer 
 stock, bonds, or scrip ; to collect 
 dividends, interest or rent, .25 ; to 
 vote by proxy, except in charit¬ 
 able, religious, literary, and cem¬ 
 etery societies, .10 ; to sell or lease 
 real estate, and perform all other 
 acts not specified, $1.00; for any 
 other purpose, .50. 
 
 Prohate of WiTl,or Letter of Ad¬ 
 ministration, where the estate does 
 not exceed the value of $2000, 
 $1.00 ; for every addional $1000, or 
 fractional part in excess of $2000, 
 .50. No stamp required where the 
 estate is of less value than $1000. 
 
 PawnhroJeer's Certificate, for any 
 amount, .05. 
 
 Playing Cards, for and upon 
 every pack, not exceeding fifty- 
 
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES. 157 
 
 two cards in miinber, irrespective 
 of price or value. 05. 
 
 Policy of Inmravce, upon any 
 life or live.s, where the aniount in¬ 
 sured does not exceed SlOOO, .25 ; 
 from $1000 to $5(t00, .50: exceed¬ 
 ing $5f)00, Sl.Otl; fire and marine 
 irisks, preniiuin not exce^eding $10, 
 |.10; premium not exceeding $50, 
 
 I 25 ; exceeding $50, .50. Accident¬ 
 al insurance policies are exempt, 
 i Pi-cacvves, Jellies, Sauces, Can- 
 jned Meats. Ac,, for every bottle, 
 jean, or package, .01. 
 
 1 Receipt. —Hcceii)ts for any sum 
 of money, or for the ])aynK‘nt of 
 lany debt due. exceeding $20. not 
 jboing for satisfactit>n of any mort- 
 jgage or judgment, or decree of a 
 jeourt, or by endorsement on any 
 istamped obligation in acknowl- 
 ■edgement of its fulfilment, .02. 
 Provided, That when more than 
 jone signature is affixed to the 
 isame paper, one or more 6tami)8 
 maybe affixe<i thereto, represent¬ 
 ing the whole amount of stamps 
 required for such signatures, 
 i Receipts by express companies 
 for the delivery of any pr()])ert j 
 tor transportation are exempt 
 from stamp duty. 
 
 Sales, or contracts for sale of 
 stocks, bonds, foreign exchange, 
 gold and silver bullion, and coin. 
 j)romissory notes and other secur¬ 
 ities, when made by brokers, 
 banks, or bankers who pay a spe¬ 
 cial tax, require stamps equal to 
 one cent on every $1()0 ; if there is 
 a fraction over $ln0. the same to 
 l>estami)ed at the full rate of $100; 
 when made by a person, firm, or 
 corporation not paying special 
 tax, for every $100 of value, 05.. 
 A memorandum of sale or con¬ 
 tract must be made by the seller 
 to tlie buyer, upon the sale or 
 contract being made, and the 
 stamp affixed thereto. 
 
 Exemptifms. — No stamp duty 
 shall be required on powers of at¬ 
 torney or any other paper relating 
 to apjdicatxon f/r bounties, arrear¬ 
 ages of pay, or pensimis, of the re¬ 
 ceipt thereof from time to time ; or 
 upon tickets or contracts of insur- 
 
 j ance when limited to accidental ' 
 I injur.v to persons; nor on cer-^ 
 tificates of the measurement or 
 weight of animals, wood, coal, i 
 or hay: nor on deposit notes to 
 mutual insuratice companies, for ! 
 the insurance upon whic'h, poli¬ 
 cies subject to stamp duties liave 
 been or are to be issued, nor oji 
 any warrant of attorney accompa¬ 
 nying a bond or note when such \ 
 bond or note shall have affixed i 
 thereto the stamp or stamps de j 
 noting the duty required; and ’ 
 whenever any bond or note shall ; 
 be secured by a mortgage, but one 1 
 stamp duty shall be required to i 
 be placed on such papers; nor on j 
 any cerlificate of the record of a| 
 deed or other instrument in writ-j 
 ing, or of the acknowledgment or j 
 proof thereof by attesting wit-1 
 nesses; nor to any endorsement ' 
 of a negotiable instrument. j 
 
 I^ovided, That the stamp duty j 
 • placed thereon shall be the high- i 
 1 est rate required for said instru- i 
 ; ments, or either of them. ! 
 
 I The Penalty for making, signing j 
 I or issuing any instrument, docu-| 
 I ment or paper of any kind or de- ! 
 : scription ; or for accepting or pay- ! 
 
 ing a bill of exchange, draft, order! 
 I or note without the same being' 
 I duly stamped, with intent to i 
 , evade the provisions of the law, 
 
 ; is a fine'of two hundred dollars' 
 ; for each and every otfence and the 
 ! document is invalid and of no 
 i effect. ; 
 
 General Remarls. —Instruments! 
 are not to be recorded unless prop-i 
 : erly stamped and cancelled. 
 
 No instrument is invalid for the 
 want of the particular kind of 
 stamps designate<l, provided a 
 ! legal stamp of equal amount (ex- 
 i cept proprietary stamps), is duly 
 alRxed. 
 
 I All official instruments, docu¬ 
 ments ; and j)apers issueil or used 
 by officers of the United States 
 government, or by tlu^ officers of 
 any Statt?, county or other muni¬ 
 cipal corporation are exempt. 
 
 In ca.se3 where an adhesive . 
 stamp shall be used for denoting 
 
POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. 
 
 158 
 
 any duty imposed by this act, the 
 
 ! hie name and date upon which the 
 I same shall be attached or used, so 
 I that the same may not again be 
 ! used, under a penalty of $50. 
 j Postage stamps cannot be used 
 I as reveuue stamps. 
 
 I No deed, instrument, document, 
 writing, or paper, required by law 
 ! to be stamped, which has been 
 signed or issued without being 
 'duly stamped, or with a deficient 
 
 I 
 
 I -^ 
 
 ; Stamp, nor any copy thereof shall i 
 ; be recorded or admitted, or used as ! 
 
 I evidence in any court, until a| 
 j legal stamp or stamps, denoting ' 
 
 ' the amount of tax, shall have 
 ; been affixed thereto as prescribed 
 ! by law. 
 
 ; The party to whom a document i 
 : is issued from a foreign country, ; 
 I or by whom it is to be used, shall, ' 
 ! before using the same, affix tnere- ! 
 I on the stamp or sta,mps indicating ; 
 the dutj' required. 
 
 POST-OFFICE REGULATIONS. JULY, 1869. 
 
 i The rate of postage on mail letters, to an}’ part of the United States* ! 
 is three cents a half ounce or fraction thereof. The rate of postage j 
 on drop letters, at offices where free delivery by carrier is established, ' 
 
 ; is two cents per half ounce or fraction of a half Ounce ; at offices where ! 
 
 I such free delivery is not established the rate is one cent. All drop as ■ 
 i well as mail letters must bo prepaid. Letter iiostage is to be charged ; 
 I on all handbills, circulars, or other j»rinted matter which shall con- j 
 ! tain any manuscript writing whatever. Daguerreotypes, when sent | 
 in the mail, are to be charged with letter postage, by weight. Photo- j 
 graphs on cards, paper, and other flexible material (not in cases) can ! 
 be sent at the same rate as miscellaneous printed matter, viz., two ! 
 cents for each four ounces or fraction thereof. 
 
 Newspaper Postage. Postage on Daily Papers to sub'Jcribcrs, 
 i w'hen pre-paid quarterly or yearly in advance, either at the mailing of- 
 ; fice or office of delivery, per quarter, (three months,) 35 cents; six ; 
 : times per week, per quarter, (3 months,) .30; for tri-weekly, .15; for 
 semi-weekly, .10; for weekly, .05. Weekly newspapers (one copy| 
 only) sent by the publisher to actual subscribers within the county 
 where printed and published,/rre, 
 
 I Postage per Quarter (to be paid quarterly or yearly in advance) 
 
 .j on Newspapers and Periodicals issued less frequently than once a 
 ; week, sent to actual subscribers in any part of the United States : j 
 
 Semi-monthly, not over 4 oz., 6 cts. ; over 4 oz. and not over 8 oz, 12 
 cts. ; over 8 oz. ami not over 12 oz. 18 cts. ; Monthly, not over 4 oz. 3 j 
 j cts. ; ov-er 4 oz. and not over 8 oz. 6 cts. ; over 8 oz. and not over 12 oz.; 
 9 cts. ; Quarterly, not over 4 oz. 1 cent. ; over 4 oz. and not over 8 oz. 2 ' 
 i cts. ; over 8 oz. and not over 12 oz. 3 cts. ; 
 
 I Quarterly postage cannot be paid for less than three months. If a 
 ! subscription begins at any other time than the commencement of an 
 loficial quarter. Subscribers for short terms—exceeding three months 
 j say four or five months—can pay quarterly postage for the actual; 
 i term of their subscriptions—that is for one quater and a third, one ; 
 j^uar^^rand two thirds, etc. The law’ only requires that at least one: 
 j quarter’s, postage shall be pre-paid. and not more than one year’s post- 
 ; age. Any term between one quarter and one year can therefore be 
 i prepaid at proportionate rates. 
 
 ! Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals may send to each other 
 j from their respective offices of publication, free of postage, one copy 
 j of each publication, and may send to each actual subscriber inclosed in 
 j their publications, bills and receipts for the same, free of postage. 
 
POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. 
 
 1591 
 
 They may also state on their respective publications the date when the 
 subscription expires, to be written or printed. 
 
 Religious, Temperance, Educational and Agricultural Newspapers of 
 small size, issued less frequently than once a week, may be sent in 
 ! packages, to one address, at the rate of one cent for each package not 
 I exceeding four ounces in weight, and an additional charge of one cent 
 : is made for each additional four ounces or fraction thereof, the post- 
 , ago to be paid quarterly or yearly in advance. 
 
 I Newsdealers may send newspapers and periodicals to regular sub¬ 
 scribers at the <iuarterly rates, in the same manner as publishers, and 
 may also receive them from publishers at subscribers’ rates. In bothi 
 cases the postage to be prepaid, either at the mailing or delivery office. 1 
 
 Publications issued without disclosing the office of publication, or, 
 containing a fictitious statement thereof, must not be forwarded by 
 postmasters, unless prepaid at the mailing office at the rates of tran¬ 
 sient printed matter. 
 
 postage on transient printed matter. 
 
 Books, not over four ounces in weight, to one address, 4 cts. ; over 
 four oz. and not over eight oz., 8 cts. ; over eight oz. and not over 
 i twelve oz., 12 cts. ; over twelve oz. and not over sixteen oz., 16 cts. 
 i CiRCUL.iRS, not exceeding three in number, to one address, 2 cts. ; j 
 j OA'er three and not over six, 4 cts.; OA'er six and not over nine, 6 cts. ; ' 
 iover nine and not exceeding tw'elve, 8 cts. ; j 
 
 j Exchange newspapers and periodicals cannot be remailed without j 
 i being chargeable with postage. ' 
 
 j Where packages of newspapers or periodicals are received at any post 
 office directed to one address, and the names of the club of subscribers 
 to which they belong, with the postage for a quarter in advance , shall 
 be handed to the postmaster, he shall deliver the same to their respec - 1 
 tive owners. But this does not apply to weeldy newspapers which ^ 
 circfllate free in the county where printed and published. I 
 
 I RANKING. —Franking is restricted to the j^resident, his privato ‘•ec-l 
 retary, the vice-president, heads of executive departments, heads of, 
 bureaus and chief clerks to be designated by the Postmaster-General, j 
 senators and representatives, secretary of senate and clerk of house, j 
 Besides these, the commissioner of Education posesses the official 
 : privilege; and all cop^’right booV ,, maps, etc., may be forwarded to! 
 j the Librarian of Congress, free oi postage, provided the words ” copy-j 
 1 right matter” be plainly written or printed on the package. And 
 ! postffiasters are required to give receipts for such packages if required. 
 
 1 Certain Revenue officers, also, besides those mentioned in the .section 
 ; above named, possess the privilege as an official trust, as follows: As- 
 ■ sessors ma}’’ frank on official business to Assessors, to assistant Assess- 
 I ors, and to Collectors ; Assistant Assessors may only frank to Asses- 
 I sors. Collectors may frank to collectors. Deputy Collectors and As-' 
 sessors; Deputy Collectors may frank only to Collectors. Nocominu-i 
 I nication, official or otherwise, from the.se officers to private citizens ' 
 I can be sent free. The Act of March 1, 1869 relating to franking, .makes [ 
 no change in the privilege, but merely enacts that the signature of the! 
 franking party must be written, and not printed. Documents from offi¬ 
 cers to their several departments, marked official, also go free; also 
 Petitio.vs to Congress. The weight of franked matter must not exceed 
 four ounces per package, save Congress books, Ac. 
 
 Foreign Postage —On letters to England or Ireland, 12 cents, pre¬ 
 paid, subject to a fine of five cents additional if not prepaid ; on news, 
 papers 2 cents, prepaid. To Canadian provinces, on letters si.x cents, if 
 
/ 
 
 . —r-- 
 
 160 NEW LAWS — INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS. 
 
 j prepaid, and ten cents if unpaid or insufficiently paid—payment to 
 i be in U. S. postage stamps—not in money; Ou newsi)apers 2 cents, 
 j prepaid. For rates «and routes to other foreign countries, inquire at 
 [ your post office, as the rates, different routes, to the same destina- 
 I tion, vary greatly. 
 
 ; Money Orders —The fees or charges for money orders will be as fol- 
 llows : On orders not exceeding' $20, 10 cts.; o\ er $20, and not exceed- 
 ;ing$30, 1.5 cts. Over 30, and not exceeding $10, 20 cts. Over $10, and 
 1 not exceeding $50, 25 cts. 
 
 j For a list of all the Post-Offices in New Hampshire whore Money 
 Orders can be obtained, see page 60. 
 
 ! NEW LAWS. 
 
 Among the most important laws enacted by the New Hampshire 
 Legislature, in June, 1869, were the following : 
 
 An Act requiring savings banks to invest lialf of their deposits in this 
 3tate; and to pay into the State treasury a tax of one per cent 
 in lieu of all other taxes on such deposits. 
 
 Changing the name of Upper Gilmauton to Belmont. • 
 Constituting the town of Tilton, from a pjirt of the town of San- 
 bornton. 
 
 Allowing respondents to testify in criminal cases. 
 
 Making the Standard weight of potatoes 60 lbs. per bushel. 
 Authorizing towns to build lock-ups for the temporary detention 
 of offenders. 
 
 Authorizing towns to build receiving tombs. 
 
 1 Taxing foreign insurance companies doing business in this State. 
 Prohibiting the killing of snipe, woodcock, pigeons and some other 
 birds, between the 1st of February and the Icth of August, 
 j Prohibiting the catching of trout, salmon-trout, pickerel or mus-j 
 
 ! kallonge, except with hooks and linos in hand. j 
 
 ! To puni.sh baggage-smashers. j 
 
 I Making milk-measure the same as wine-measure. | 
 
 I Increasing the rate of board at the State Reform School from one \ 
 
 I to two dollars per week. 
 
 ! Suspending payment by the State for military encampments, five; 
 i years; and fixing the pay of the Adjutant at one thousand doi-' 
 
 j lars per year. • j 
 
 I To prevent the mar»'«ace of cousins, ' 
 
 I Prohibiting the bririg^fig of paupers into this State, j 
 
 i Exempting Alms-houses and County farms from taxation, | 
 
 Internal Revenue Officers in New Hampshire. 
 
 First Congressional District. —Samuel A. Haley, Newmarket, Asses¬ 
 sor ; Andrew H. Young, Dover, Collector. 
 
 Second Congressional District. —Isaac W. Smith, Manchester, As¬ 
 sessor ; Elijah M. Topliff,"Manchester, Collector. 
 
 Third Congressional District. —Bolivar Lovell, Alstead, Assessor; 
 Chester Pike, Cornish, Collector. 
 
AD VEBTISE>IBNT9. 
 
 lei 
 
 Sullivan lacMne Compaiiy, 
 
 (Late J. P. Upham A Co.) 
 
 IV. B.9 
 
 Quarrying. Gadding, ^ Stone-Dressing 
 Machines, Diamond Drills, Tunnel¬ 
 ing and Mining Machines, Ty¬ 
 ler Water Wheels, {reduced 
 list,) and all descriptions 
 OF FOUNDERY AND MILL WORK. 
 
 N. B. Cash paid for Old Iron. 
 
 J. P. UPHAM, Pres, R. W. LOTE, Treaa. 
 
 --— - - - - - - - - - - - -----— — 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1815. 
 
 El K. SMITH & SON, 
 
 Bakers and Confectioners, 
 HA-asrovEH, asr. n. 
 
 Manufacture 
 
 FROM THE 
 
 Best Crushed Sugar and the Finest Essential Oils. 
 
 ALSO 
 
 Boston, Soda, Wine, Lemon, Milk, Picnic 
 .and Graham Crackers 
 
 Of the best quality. 
 
 Orders from the trade will receive prompt attention, and will be • 
 delivered free of cost. j 
 
 Consumers will find it for their Interest to ask their Grocers for ' 
 
 HANOVER CRACKERS. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 162 
 
 lElB. HinBllCE, 
 
 DEALER IN I 
 
 1)ElD!-MtD[ CLOTHINGj 
 
 Hats, Caps, Cents’ Famishing Goods, 
 
 LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURS, 
 
 Robes, Blankets, Tranks, Valises, 
 
 BAOS, XJIVIBB.EXjIjA.S, <ScO. 
 
 No. 4, Perry’s Block, Tremont Street, 
 
 - IiT. HI. I 
 
 Cash paid for Shipping Furs. j 
 
 HAUBHICK ^ HAWKB, 
 
 FAR WELL’S BLOCK, 
 
 ir. m. 
 
 Where will be found the best of Clothes, and a fit warranted. 
 
 HENEY PATTEN, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 FOREIGN $. DOMESTIC DRV GOODS, 
 
 WEST INDIA GOODS, 
 
 Claremont, Lower Village, K. S, 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 163 
 
 WM. M. LADD, M. D., 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals, 
 
 JVb. 2, Brownes Bloch, 
 
 AT HASKELL & TOLLES’ 
 
 You will always find the Largest, Best and Cheapest assortment of 
 
 furniturp:, crockery and glass, 
 
 Cutlery and House-Keeping Goods in the Stfdo. PerlCP IhUt 
 
 and Reps. Ch;imher Suits in Pine.f^tifc and elegantly orna¬ 
 
 mented Black Walnut. 
 
 Ittat)T&25SS—Hair, Sponge, Excelsior & Husk. 
 
 Spring- 
 
 BABBETT’S, CONCORD, TUCKER’S AND AMERICAN. 
 MIRRORS from 25 Cents to $25.00. 
 
 A great variety, and framing to order with neatness and dispatch 
 Ilave you seen the new Clock Spring Window Fixture ? If not 
 call at H. k T’s and examine before using any other. 
 
 COFFINS ANU CASKETS, 
 
 A great variety, and at liberal prices. Also Burial Robes of very 
 fine and tasteful manufacture. 
 
 LEVI BEOOK^^ ~ 
 
 CLAREMONT, (Lower Village,) N. H. 
 
 Mr. Brooks resides near his place of business and attends to calls 
 at all hours, night or day. 
 
 Surji^ical Instnimetitfli of every description. 
 
164 abveetiseme::sts, 
 
 Johnson & Fisher^ 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 GROOEtUES, FRUITS & PROVISIONS,! 
 
 * —AND - j 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL | 
 
 Dealers in Flour, Grain, and Peed. 
 
 FISHER'S BLOCK, TREMONT SQUARE, 
 
 CLAREMONT, N. H. I 
 
 REDFIELD BROTHERS, 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 f. I. Cools, Groceries, ProTisiois, Teas, 
 
 BROWNS' BLOCK, UNDER THE POST OFFICE, 
 
 CLAREMONT, N. H. 
 
 R B. LULL, ~! 
 
 ’ I 
 
 Dealer in all kinds of j 
 
 FRESH AND SALTED MEAT, TRIPE, | 
 
 Lard, Pork & Hams, Poultry, &c., i 
 
 I 
 
 Tremont St.. Clareinont, Jf. H. ! 
 
 • ! 
 
 Highest market price paid for live Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry, j 
 
 J. w: PEIRCE & GO., 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 iDrf Cools, West Iniia Cools & Groceries, 
 
 R£AD\’-:nAD£ CLOTHING, 
 
 Crockery and Glass Ware, Hardware, Paints, 
 
 OILS, COAL WOOD, ^c., I 
 
 CLAREMONT, N.H. ! 
 
 - I 
 
 4^ All kinds of Produce bought at the highest market price, j 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 165 
 
 D. X.. GUERlVSXiY, 
 
 I (Successor to D. L. Qvehnsey & Co.) 
 
 ^BOOKSEttiR & ST«Tf®ettB, 
 
 i And Jobber of Cap, Note, and Letter Papers, Envelopes, Steel Pens, 
 
 Blank and School Book«. 
 
 Also, General Accent for Maps, Pictures and Subscription Books, 
 for \>'tiich Ajjents abe wanted and constant •employment given. 
 
 State Vlock, - . - - COIVCORD, N. H. 
 
 E. vj. BOWEISr, 
 
 And dealer in Harnesses, - 
 
 Trunks, Valises and Horse-Blankets, 
 
 And every thing connected with a first class establishment. 
 
 N. B, A large stock of T>adie.s’ Bags on hand at lower prices thar. 
 at any other place. Please call in at 
 
 i 1^0. 1 19 Plca«aiat St.4 ClareuQcnt, N* H. 
 
 VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. 
 
 ; That portion of the well known Brick Block, in the lower village of 
 Claremont, N. II., for the last thirty-three years occupied by the 
 
 CLAKEMONT BOOKSTORE. 
 
 ' 1 
 
 j By trifling alterations and repairs, it can be made one of the most ; 
 commodious, as it is the most capacious, building for business purposes, } 
 in the town. The price ^\^ll be low and posse.ssion given in reason-! 
 able time from date of sale. For further particulars, inquire in j)er-| 
 son or bj' mail of the Claremont Manufacturing Company. Will be 
 sold lower before the Railroad is completed, than after. 
 
 NAHUM MARSHALL, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Fruits and Vegetables in their season. 
 
 Patten’s Block, Lower Village, Claremont, N. H. 
 
 Goods delivered free to any part of the village. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 166 
 
 THE 
 
 BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS. 
 
 Circulates over the entire State. It contains but few ad¬ 
 vertisements. It is thoroughly read by its patrons. Its 
 readers are among the first class. Send your advertise¬ 
 ments and we will make terms satisfactory. , 
 
 TlSMOirS 
 
 Circulates in all the Counties in Vermont bordering on the 
 
 I 
 
 Connecticut River. It has special editions for Windham 
 County, Windsor County, Orange County, Caledonia, Or¬ 
 leans and Essex Counties. Circulation nearly 4000 copies. 
 
 Oranitc State Ifnurnal 
 
 Affords the best facility for advertising in the Counties of 
 I Cheshire, Sullivan, and Grafton, in New-Hampshire. 
 
 Tk Aurora of Ike Yallej 
 
 Circulates about FIVE THOUSAND’ COPIES on both sides 
 of the Connecticut River, in Vermont and New-Hampshire. 
 
 Advertisements received for any or all of these Papers, on 
 ! reasonable terms. 
 
 Address, 
 
 L. J. McINDOE, 
 
 Windsor, Vt. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 167 
 
 \Examine it and yoii will buy no other. 
 
 Patent Steel-Spring*, Self-Closing 
 
 i Far superior to the old-fashioned Rubber Bands or Tucks. 
 
 W e have them 
 
 Or for any and every year. 
 
 SEND FOR THE PRICE EIST. 
 
 You wilt sell some this year and more next. 
 
 Persons not living near where they are kept, desiring sin‘ 
 gle copies, can get them of us, by mail, by sending the 
 money, at the following rates : 
 
 No. 
 
 20, 
 
 size 
 
 about 
 
 3x4 
 
 inches. 
 
 0.50. 
 
 (( 
 
 22, 
 
 <( 
 
 ({ 
 
 3fx5 
 
 <( 
 
 .75. 
 
 << 
 
 23, 
 
 C( 
 
 <( 
 
 4x6 
 
 (< 
 
 1.00. 
 
 C( 
 
 24, 
 
 cc 
 
 ii 
 
 31x6 
 
 (( 
 
 .80. 
 
 (C 
 
 25, 
 
 (< 
 
 (( 
 
 31x7 
 
 (( 
 
 1.00. 
 
 We have eighteen styles, in all, at varying prices. 
 
 Please send your orders as early as possible, addressed to 
 
 THE CLAREMONT MANUF’G CO., 
 
 Clai'emont, JV*. H. 
 
ADVERriSEMENTS. 
 
 168 
 
 VERMONT LIFE INSURANCE CO. 
 
 Office—Peck BDiliing, College St., Burlington, Tt. 
 
 j The ratio of net assets to liability greater than any Com- 
 j pany doing business in the State. 
 
 AL»L. POL.ICIES NON-FORFEITAtttE* 
 
 i 
 
 I This Company adopts the provisions of the Massachu¬ 
 setts Non-Forfeiture Law. 
 
 I Dividends, on the contribution plan, declar^ and PAID 
 annually. ^ | 
 
 Russell S. Taft, - - - - President. 
 
 Rodney S. Wires, - - . Vice-President. 
 
 . Warren Gibbs, - - - - Secretary. 
 
 S. W. Thayer, M. D., - - Medical Counsel, j 
 
 Chas. E. Eaton. - - - Supt. of Agencies. | 
 
 I 
 
 Parties desirous of acting as agents, or of being connected with the j 
 Company as Members, will please apply at the Home office, either 
 personally or by letter. 
 
 Massacbusetts Mutual Life 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY, 
 
 Springfield, Mass. 
 
 ’ Dividends Annually on the Contribution Method. 
 
 AL.L. POMCIES NO^r-FORFEITABLE. 
 
 A-ssets, - 32,259,188.51 
 
 M. V. B. EDGERLT, Supt. of Agencies, Manchester, N. H. 
 
 TrareUfiff ^^dffents for K/. Northern 
 
 John B.PiKe, Plainfield, N. H. A. J. Edqerlt, No. Haverhill, N. H. 
 GrOLDSMiiH & Seavet, St. Albans, Tt. E. B. Leavitt, Burlington, Vt. 
 
 f".' • 
 
 Fire and Live Stock Insurance Policies written in Cheshire 
 County Mutual Company. Also policies furnished in the iEtna, 
 Hartford, Springfield Fire and' Marine, Security, and other safe and ; 
 reliable companies, by 
 
 JOHN B. PIKE, Gen’l Ins. Agt., Plainfield, N. H. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 169 
 
 IROI, STEEL SPEIE&S, 
 
 HEAVY HARDWARE. 
 
 Warehouse Ckrrner of Broadway arid Fourth Street?*^ 
 
 • (Near the Union Railroad Depot,) 
 
 TROY, N. Y. 
 
 1 The siihscribers would call the attention of Merchants, Machinists, 
 j Carriage Makers and Blacksmiths to their large stock, particularly 
 united to their wants. Constantly on hand 
 
 Iron and Steel of all Descriptions, 
 
 "Wrought Boat and Ship Spikes, Burden’s Patent Horse-Shoes, 
 Horse-Nails, Anvils and Vices, Smith’s Bellows, 
 Carriage and Tire-Bolts with Forged Nuts, 
 made from best Refined Iron, 
 
 COLEMAN’S GENUINE PHILADELPHIA 
 CARRIAGE, TIRE, AND CUTTER SHOE BOLTS, 
 
 Cutter Rivets, Common Half Patent, and Patent j 
 
 AXLES, CUP-THILL SHACKLES, 
 
 Fifth "Wheels, Clip King Bolts, Drilling Machines, Patent 
 Toe Calks, Plow Bolts, Tire Benders, Hot Punched 
 Nuts, Wrought Felloe Plates, "Washers, Files, 
 Screws, Malleable Iron, Stocks and Dies, 
 Coil-Chains, Boiler-Rivets, Nail- 
 Rods, Best Norway Nut Iron, 
 
 ESOPUS HORSE-SHOE IRON, very superior quality. 
 
 BKAi\DS \VARUANT£1>. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Steel Springs of every Description, 
 
 Cutter, Sieigh and Bob-Shoes, all Steel; Crow-Bars, Steel Sledges 
 and Hammers, and Wrought Nuts. 
 
 AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF 
 
 Burden’s Superior Iron and Horse and Mule Shoes. 
 
 All of which are offered on reasonahle terins.'“’©0l 
 
 HANNIBAL GREEN & SON. 
 
170 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 TYLER IMPROVED 
 
 r '' Patented in 1855, 1856,1858, 1864 and 1866. 
 
 CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST RELIABLE WATER 
 i WHEEL IN EXISTENCE. 
 
 j I 
 
 There are more than 3CKX) of these wheels now running, driring all j 
 ■ kinds of machinery, in erery State and Territory and in the Canadas.! 
 They have been longer in operation than any other iron wheel, and i 
 are the only ones that have stood the test under all circumstances i 
 , and for all uses. The Patentee has thousands of certificates, from the ' 
 largest manufacturers and mill-owners in America, testifying to their: 
 superiority over all other wheels. * \ 
 
 i 
 
 » - 
 
 I 
 
 REGULATORS, SHAFTING, GEARING, HANGERS, PULLEYS, 
 
 SMUT-MILLS, FRENCH BURR MILL-STONES, FRENCH AN- 
 ! CHOR boltingA^loths and WIRE-CL0THS» 
 
 FURXISHID TO OBDJIR- 
 
 Having had thirty years* experience as a Millwright, Mr. Ttlir 
 I will Locate all kinds of Mills, make Plans and Specifications, and lur- 
 nish capable Foremen for building the same, on reasonable terms. 
 
 i 
 
 Parties ordering Wheels should be particular to state the way 
 : they wish them to run—with or against the snn ; head and fall; the' 
 i quantity of water the stream affords, and the kind and amount of 
 ' machinery they wish to drive. 
 
 ^ All orders for Wheels, Ac., should be addressed to the Patentee and 
 j Manufacturer, 
 
 i JOHN TYLER, West Lebanon, N. H. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS, 171 
 
 MAYNARD & NOYES’ 
 
 (Manufacture Established 1816.)* 
 
 Copies Perfectly, Flows Freely, 
 
 isroo' isd:oiLX>. 
 
 FOR SALE, TOGETHER. WITH 
 
 Writing Fluid, Carmine Inh, Red, Blue, 
 and Stencil Inhs, Inh Powder, 
 
 BY THE MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 T6 Water Street- and) *D ACT A AT 
 
 lO BatbL Street, j jDUuiUll. 
 
 AN1)ERS01(, HEATH & CO., 
 
 Importers and dealers in 
 
 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 
 
 O Xj O T H S, 
 
 Cassimeres and Vestings, Shawls and 
 
 Nos. 6 & 6 WINTHROP SQUARE, 
 
 JOHN ANDERSON, 1 
 WM. S. ANDERSON, V 
 GEO. W. HEATH, j 
 
 BOSTON. ( 
 
 HEZEKIATI LIBBY, 
 '\VM. P. CLARK. 
 
 New England Merchants who trade hero once will be likely 
 to call again. Try the firm once.— Ed. 
 
1172 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ' MW EI&LlmTlJESEEX 
 
 FLANDERS & KENNERSON, 
 
 PROPRIETORS, 
 
 I WEST TjEE^TTOInT, TT. H. 
 
 I The Proprietors of the above Nursery would respectfully announce 
 j to the people of New England, that they are now prepared to furnish 
 
 : all kinds of 
 
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 I Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 
 
 j Together with 
 
 ! ALL VARIETIES OP SMALL FRUITS. 
 
 j Haveng been engaged in supplying this section of country with 
 ; Nursery Stock for several years, we feel confident of being able to 
 ! meet the wants of the public with such kinds of fruit as are besti 
 adapted to the soil and climate, and are happy to say that we arel 
 i able to furnish Trees and Plants, which will embrace all the old and 
 : many new sorts, that have proved desirable and best adapted to our 
 j climate. All persons who may order from us or through our Agents 
 i may rely upon being justly dealt with and according to contract. In 
 j all cases where they leave us to select the varieties, they may depend 
 I upon getting those best suited to their location, and those which ripen 
 ! at the season they desire. Parties can also rely upon Trees and Plants 
 I TRUE TO NAME, and we would be pleased, at all times, to show our stock 
 ! to any who may choose to give it a personal examination, and will 
 i promptly answer all letters of inquiry. Those wishing for our 
 j Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental stock can have the 
 I same forwarded, post paid, on the receipt of 10 cents, and 10 cents 
 for book of instructions on planting, pruning, cultivating, &c. 
 
 W. G. FLANDERS. E. KENNERSCN. 
 
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 MANCHESTER DAJLV UNION. 
 
 The Uttitttt Bsanacratj 
 
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 Published Campbell & Hanscom, Manchester, N. H. 
 
 Terms : Daily Union, $6 per annum; Union Democrat, $2 per an¬ 
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 These papers have a large circulation, and are valuable mediums of 
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 us for doing 
 
 LARGE JOBS OF HANDBILLS, 
 
 Or Labels, or Pamphlets, or any other kind of work which persons 
 
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 THE CEARE.^ONT IRA!¥1;FACTERIIVG CO,, 
 
 CLAREMONT, N. II. 
 
 A GLOBE FOR EVERYBODY. 
 
 No School, no Family, no Student in Geography, and especially no . 
 child about to coranience that study, should be without j 
 
 TOW'NSESD’S FOLDING GLOBE. | 
 
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 Prices, 6 inch size. 
 
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 This Globe can be purchased of the Inventor, 
 
 DENNIS TOWNSEND, Felchville, Windsor Co-, Vt., 
 
 Or of The Claremont Manufacturing Co, Claremont, N. II. 
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 G. WHITE WILLIAMS, 
 
 (Successor to Williams & Pope,) 
 
 IMPORTER &. DEALER IN FINE 
 
 SaJflerj Hari-Ware, Haniess Loatler, 
 
 Blankets, Collars, Tools, 
 
 And all kinds of Goods pertaining to the Harness Maker’s business, 
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 177 
 
 CAPEX & PIERCE, 
 
 Manufacturers and Dealers in 
 
 LTJBEICATINa AND WOOL 
 
 Sperm, Neats’ Foot, Spindle, 
 
 Lard, jTV TF O Olive,! 
 
 Whale, ^ w ^ Binnaclef 
 '■ Elaine, M ^ ^ ^ ’ Tallow, 
 
 Standard [Pearl Kerosene, 
 
 Spirits Turpentine^ Xattve Oils, Fluid, 
 Oil Vitriol, Foil Brimstone, Soda 
 Ash, Benzine, Gasoline, 
 
 Agents fur Chesebrough k Cos.’ Patent Spindle, Engine and Car 
 Lubricating Oils; Boston SCOURINO and FULLING SOAP CO.; 
 Bidweil’s Coal Oil Axle Grease; Peter Cooper's Glue, Gelatine and 
 Neats’ Fo'ot Oil. 
 
 The above Oils, Ac., constantly on hand, and sent in quantities to 
 suit. Satisfaction warranted. 
 
 EDWARD CAPEN, \ Nos. 6 and 8, 
 
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 FRED. B. PIERCE, j Custom House St 
 
 A BOSTON. 
 
 SHOULDER BRACES, SUPPORTERS,! 
 
 • ABTIFICIAL LIMBS,’ j 
 
 And every variety of apparatus for correction and cu^'e of I 
 ALL KINDS OP DEFORMITIES, 
 
 68 Tremont Street, - - - BOSTON. 
 
 DR. PHELPS, proprietor of the above establishment, has been 
 engaged for over thirty 5 ’ears, with uniform success in furni.shing thej 
 unfortunate with the best api>aratU8 that can be made for their relief, j 
 , The excellence of his instruments is acknowledged by the mostemi-! 
 inent surgeons in the world. Persons afflicted with injured or deform-] 
 ed spine or limbs, coming to his office from all parts of the country j 
 j obtain appliances wliich give wonderful relief.^—Fin. 
 
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 BEST PINE dress SHIRTS, | 
 
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 Webster’s TJcabridged Dictionary. 
 
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 CHARLES RIVER IRON WORKS. 
 
 KENDALIx & ROBERTS, 
 
 Manufacturers of and Dealers in 
 
 Steam Boilers, Rotary Bleaches, Gasometers, 
 
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 j Oill Stills, &c., IRON BRIDGES & ROOFS, and all descriptions 
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 Steam Boilers from 3 to 70 horse power constantly on hand. 
 
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