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WOLVERTON, ASA, lumber merchant and general contractor, IT. "V.
WOOD, THOMAS, merchant tailor and clothier, L. V.—executes all orders in his line of
business with neatness and despatch, and upon the most moderate terms.
Aikrnan, Richard S., general trader, TJ. V. Kirkpatrick, Robert, mansion house, TJ. V.
Allchin, William, wooden ware factory, L. V. Laycock, James, cabinetmaker, L. V.
Arnold, Elijah, confectioner, L. V. Laycock, Dr. H. S., L. V.
Batty, William, tin and iron plate worker, L. V. Leavens, Leander, saddler and harnessmaker,
Blackwood, Andrew, cooper, L. V. L. V.
Boyd, A., shoemaker, U. V. Logan, Patrick, general trader, L. V.
Bullock, & Rhodes, painters and glaziers, L. V. Manson, William, cooper, L. V.
Calderwood, John, saddler and harnessmaker, McCosh, Dr., U. V.
L. V. McCosh, John, baker and grocer, TJ. V.
Capron, Walter, livery stables, L. V. Mitchell & Johnson, carriagemakers, and black-
Caw, Rev. David, Church of Scotland. smiths, L. V.
Clarke, Thomas, tin and coppersmith, U. V. Mitchell, James, fanning mill maker, L. V.
Cleghom, Rev. , Baptist. Naphegyi, Dr., beet root sugar factory, L. V.
Clement, Rev. , Wesleyan. Newcombe, R. & V., tailors, TJ. V.
Currey, G. & Co., coopers, L. V. Paris and Dundas Road Company, James Nimmo,
Cooke, Dr., L. V. president, James Pollock, sec. and treasurer.
Daly, T. M., general store, L. V. Paris Star, weekly paper, office TJ. V.
Dixon, Dr., TJ. V. Paris and Ayr Road Company, Asa Wolverton,
Dutton, William, shoemaker, L. V. president, James Black, secretary, TJ. V.
Early, Gilbert, till and coppersmith, L. V. Patton & Currey, distillers, & general store, L. V.
Farlow, William, watch and clockmaker, U. V. Robertson, James, tailor, TJ. V.
Ferrell, Vanvoorhies, & Co., contractors on Great Roberts, John, baker, U. V.
Western Railroad, L. V. Ruttan, Rev. Charle*, Church of England.
Finlayson, Hugh, saddler and harnessmaker, U. V. Smith, John, innkeeper, L. V.
Finlayson & Co., tanners, L. V. Smith, J. P., agent for marriage licenses, and
Fisher, Charles, boots, shoes and leather, TJ. V. commissioner for taking affidavits in Queen's
Fisher, Robert, boots and shoes, U. V. Bench, TJ. V.
Forbes, John, Victoria hotel, U. V. Spence, G. innkeeper, TJ. V.
Forsyth, E. P., tailor, TJ. V. Spottiswood, Alexander, general trader, L. V.
Isintroul & Co., coopers, L. V. Spratt, Thomas, boot and shoemaker.
Graham, John, cooper, L. V. Tennant, James, grocer and innkeeper, L. V.
Gray, George A., barrister at law, L. V. Vincent, Rev. J., Congregationalism
Green, Patrick, Paris hotel, TJ. V. Waters, tinsmith, L. V.
Greenstreot, H. J., conveyancer, TJ. V. Watts, Dr., L. V.
Haviland, William, carpenter, TJ. V. Young, William, shoemaker, TJ. V.
Huntly, John, Globe hotel, TJ. V.
PEMBROKE,
A VILLAGE situated in tbe Township of Pembroke, and County of Renfrew, C. W.—distant from
Bytown, 86 miles—usual steamboat fare from Bytown, 7s. 6d.—usual stage fare from Portage du
Fort, 5s.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIONS, TEADES, &c.
Bell, John and David, merchants, general traders, Lynch, Rev. J., Roman Catholic.
lumber dealers, and tannery. McLaren & White, general traders.
Butcher, Rev.- Georgo B., Wesleyan. Macaulay, Alex, and Chas., lumber merchants.
Centres, Lewis, lumber merchant. Martin, Robert, carpenter.
Church, Horace, saw and carding mill. Melville, Rev. Andrew, Free Church.
Currie, John, lumber merchant. Moffat, Alexander, miller and postmaster.
Davidson, James, lumber merchant. Moffat, W. & J. P., merchants, general store
Dunlop, A. H., lumber merchant. and lumber dealers.
Dunlop, John, lumber merchant. O'Kelly, Christopher, lumber merchant.
Dunlop, Mrs. D. C, innkeeper. O'Meara, Daniel, merchant and general trader.
Gould, Jason, steamboat and stage owner. Powell, Alexander W., lumber merchant.
Henderson, Robert, architect. Porteous, Robert, boot and shoe store.
Judge, Dr. John. Rowan, Joseph, innkeeper.
Johnston, James S., lumber merchant. Supple, John, lumber merchant.
Ledger wood, James, master builder. Sweezie, Aaron, blacksmith.
Little, William, innkeeper. White, Peter, lumber merchant.
PENATANGORE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Kincardine, County of Bruce, C. W.—distant from Toronto,
139 miles—usual stage fare 27s. 6d.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOUS, TEADES, &c.
MCKENDRICK, DAVID, postmaster and general store.