Gunn, L. B. and W. P., (Lucius B. and W.
Porter,) proprietors of Canandaigua
Hotel, own farms 100.

Gunn. W. Porter, (L. B. and W. P. Gunn.)
GUNNISON LEVI B., farmer 88.
HADLEY, CHARLES W., hair dresser 198

Main, owns vineyard 20.
HAIRE, JAMES, farmer 100.

Howell, Thomas M., lawyer and United
States commissioner, No. 6 Atwater
Hall.

Howey, Joel M., farmer 162.
Hubbell, Walter S., (Herron & Hubbell.)
HUDON & GRIFFITH, (Oliver Hudon and
Wm. H. Griffith,) boots and shoes,
Main.

Halsey, Chas. S., A. M., associate principal Hudon, Oliver, (Hudon & Griffith.)

Canandaigua Academy.

Hanna, John J., farmer 500.
Harrington, John, farmer 5.
Hart, T. E., owns farm 75..
HATHAWAY, EDGAR, farmer, leases 170.
Hawley, Asa, (Pierson & Hawley.)
*HAWLEY, JAMES A., M. D., eclectic

physician.

*HAWLEY, JOHN W., manufacturer of
agricultural implements, 111 Main.
Hayes, J. Byron, physician.
HAYTON, WM., harness and trunks, 169

Main.

*HEMENWAY, AVERY, lawyer and justice of the peace, Atwater Hall, Main. Henesy, Bridget, Mrs., boarding house, 94

Main.

Herrington, Elijah, farmer 120.
Herron, David, (Herron & Hubbell.)
Herron, Frank, Miss, music teacher.
Herron & Hubbell, (David Herron and
Walter S. Hubbell,) lawyers, No. 5 At-
water Hall.

Herron, Joseph, lawyer over 102 Main.
Hibbard, F. G., Rev., M. E. clergyman.
Hickey, James, carpenter.
Hickox, Geo., farmer 202.

Hickox, Geo. S., farmer 115.

HICKOX, HENRY B., farmer 71.

Hickox, James S., farmer 71.

HICKS, EDWIN, lawyer and dist. attor

HUDSON & BROTHER, (Miller B. and
Jacob G.,) stove dealers, 110 Main.
Hudson, Jacob G., (Hudson & Bro.)
Hudson, Miller B., (Hudson & Bro.)
Hunn, Nathan S., farmer 300.
Ingraham, Martin, cartman.
Jackson, J. W., Miss, (Holmes & Jackson.)
Jackson, Seymour H., owns farm 100.
JAHN, JOSEPH, undertaker and cabinet

ware rooms, 108 Main.
Jansen, A. & Co., (Arend Jansen and Ma-
ry J. Seymour,) dealers in groceries
and fancy goods, cor. Main & Chapin.

Jansen, Arend, (A. Jansen & Co.)
Jewett, Dr. H., allop. physician and lectur-
er on physiology, Ontario Female Sem-
inary.

JOBSON, CHAS., job printing office, 2nd
story Bemis Block.

Johnson, A. B., (Hopewell,) farmer 57.
Johnson, A. L., (Hopewell,) carpenter and

farmer 10.

Academy.

Kelly, S. J., (Hopewell,) farmer 11%.
King, Hugh, builder, shop Chapin.
King, John, carpenter.
Kinsman, Nelson, farmer 106.
KINYON & DONIVON, (Mrs. E. A. Kin-
yon and Miss Kittie T. Donivon,) ladies
hair dressing room, over 194 Main.
Kinyon, E. A., Mrs., (Kinyon & Donivon.)
Kitchel, Lewis, carriage maker, Main.
Lamport, Albert G., (P. Lamport & Son.)
Lamport, Polly, Mrs., (P. Lamport & Son.)
LAMPORT, P. & SON, (Mrs. Polly and Al-

bert G..) iron foundry, Clark.
Lamport, Wm. H., owns farm 40.
LAPHAM & ADAMS, (E. G. Lapham and
Wm. H. Adams,) lawyers, 7 and 8 At-
water Block.

Lapham, E. G., (Lapham & Adams.)
Latting, Henry D., (Hopewell,) farmer 40.
Lawrence, T. A., auctioneer.
Lee, Mrs. Polly, farmer 115.
Lefever, Daniel, (Lefever & Sheldon.)
LEFEVER & SHELDON, (Daniel Lefever
and Levi T. Sheldon,) groceries and li-
quors, Main.

AND

WOODEN WARE,

FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

FRUITS AND NUTS, CANNED FRUITS AND JELLY,

KEROSENE, PETROLEUM, FLUIDS, LUBRICATING AND CRUDE OILS.

CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.

NO. 34 SENECA ST., COR. LINDON,

GENEVA,

N.Y.

Gunn, L. B. and W. P., (Lucius B. and W.
Porter,) proprietors of Canandaigua
Hotel, own farms 100.

Gunn. W. Porter, (L. B. and W. P. Gunn.)
GUNNISON LEVI B., farmer 88.
HADLEY, CHARLES W., hair dresser 198

Main, owns vineyard 20.
HAIRE, JAMES, farmer 100.

Howell, Thomas M., lawyer and United
States commissioner, No. 6 Atwater
Hall.

Howey, Joel M., farmer 162.
Hubbell, Walter S., (Herron & Hubbell.)
HUDON & GRIFFITH, (Oliver Hudon and
Wm. H. Grifith,) boots and shoes,
Main.

Halsey, Chas. S., A. M., associate principal Hudon, Oliver, (Hudon & Griffith.)

Canandaigua Academy.

Hanna, John J., farmer 500.
Harrington, John, farmer 5.

Hart, T. E., owns farm 75..
HATHAWAY, EDGAR, farmer, leases 170.
Hawley, Asa, (Pierson & Hawley.)

*HAWLEY, JAMES A., M. D., eclectic
physician.

*HAWLEY, JOHN W., manufacturer of
agricultural implements, 111 Main.

Hayes, J. Byron, physician.
HAYTON, WM., harness and trunks, 169
Main.

*HEMENWAY, AVERY, lawyer and jus-
tice of the peace, Atwater Hall, Main.
Henesy, Bridget, Mrs., boarding house, 94

Main.

Herbert, A. C., meat market.
Herrington, Earl P., carpenter and farmer
15.

Herrington, Elijah, farmer 120.

Herron, David, (Herron & Hubbell.)
Herron, Frank, Miss, music teacher.
Herron & Hubbell, (David Herron and
Walter S. Hubbell,) lawyers, No. 5 At-
water Hall.

Herron, Joseph, lawyer over 102 Main.
Hibbard, F. G., Rev., M. E. clergyman.

Hickey, James, carpenter.
Hickox, Geo., farmer 202.

Hickox, Geo. S., farmer 115.

HICKOX, HENRY B., farmer 71.

Hickox, James S., farmer 71.

HICKS, EDWIN, lawyer and dist. attor

ney.

Hicks, James E., (Mattice & Hicks.)
Hicks, Stephen C., constable.

HICKS, WM. H., (South Bristol,) farmer

106.

Main & Gorham.

Hitchcock, Muson, farmer 97.
Hodgson, Samuel, farmer 63.

Hoff, John, boots and shoes, 109 Main.

HUDSON & BROTHER, (Miller B. and
Jacob_G.,) stove dealers, 110 Main.
Hudson, Jacob G., (Hudson & Bro.)
Hudson, Miller B., (Hudson & Bro.)
Hunn, Nathan S., farmer 300.
Ingraham, Martin, cartman.
Jackson, J. W., Miss, (Holmes & Jackson.)
Jackson, Seymour H., owns farm 100.
JAHN, JOSEPH, undertaker and cabinet

ware rooms, 108 Main.
Jansen, A. & Co., (Arend Jansen and Ma-
ry J. Seymour,) dealers in groceries
and fancy goods, cor. Main & Chapin.

Jansen, Arend, (A. Jansen & Co.)
Jewett, Dr. H., allop. physician and lectur-
er on physiology, Ontario Female Sem-
inary.

JOBSON, CHAS., job printing office, 2nd
story Bemis Block.

Johnson, A. B., (Hopewell,) farmer 57.
Johnson, A. L., (Hopewell,) carpenter and

farmer 10.

Kelly, S. J., (Hopewell,) farmer 114.
King, Hugh, builder, shop Chapin.
King, John, carpenter.
Kinsman, Nelson, farmer 106.
KINYON & DONIVON, (Mrs. E. A. Kin-
yon and Miss Kittie T. Donivon,) ladies
hair dressing room, over 194 Main.
Kinyon, E. A., Mrs., (Kinyon & Donivon.)
Kitchel, Lewis, carriage maker, Main.
Lamport, Albert G., (P. Lamport & Son.)

Hoffman, Chas. W., (G. W. Combs & Co.) Lamport, Polly, Mrs., (P. Lamport & Son.)

Holcomb, James S., paint shop, Coy.

Holloran, Thos., farmer 45.

Holmes, Mrs., recording secretary Ontario

Orphan Asylum.

*HOLMES, E. B., homeopathic physician,
Town Hall, residence 20 Bristol.
Holmes, E. S. Mrs., (Holmes & Jackson.)
Holmes & Jackson, (Mrs. E. S. Holmes and
Miss J. W. Jackson,) residence Main,
own farm 30.

Hopkins, Melford, farmer 163.
Hough, Richard, (estate,) farm 137.
Howell, Alexander H., lawyer and justice
of the peace, Hubbell Block.

LAMPORT, P. & SON, (Mrs. Polly and Al-
bert G..) iron foundry, Clark.
Lamport, Wm. H., owns farm 40.
LAPHAM & ADAMS, (E. G. Lapham and
Wm. H. Adams,) lawyers, 7 and 8 At-
water Block.

Lapham, E. G., (Lapham & Adams.)
Latting, Henry D., (Hopewell,) farmer 40.
Lawrence, T. A., auctioneer.
Lee, Mrs. Polly, farmer 115.
Lefever, Daniel, (Lefever & Sheldon.)
LEFEVER & SHELDON, (Daniel Lefever
and Levi T. Sheldon,) groceries and li-
quors, Main.

LORENZO SACKETT.

Johnstown, Sept. 3, 1861.

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Yours,

Sodus, N. Y., May 10, 1860.

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