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DRUMMONDVILLE, (C.E.)—DRUMMONDVILLE, (C.W.)—DUFFIN'S CREEK. 73
Pratt, Alvin, saw mills. Wagner, Dr. William.
Prouty, Fayette, bakery. Whitcomb, E. J. storekeeper.
Purkis, Rev. Isaac, Church of Scotland. Williams, Rev. , Wesleyan Methodist.
Quin, -Rev. , Free Church. Wood, James R., foundry, about 4 miles back from
Rolfe, Rev. Robert, Church of England. the village.
Sills, Rev. , Episcopal Methodist.
DRUMMONDVILLE, C. E.,
A VILLAGE in the Township of Grantham, County of Drummond, C. E., on the River St. Francis,
distant from Three Rivers, 50 miles—usual stage fare to Port St. Francis, 12s. 6d.—distant from
Quebec, 90 miles. The District Court for the County is held here.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Boiavert, J., tavernkeeper. M'Leod, Norman, lumber merchant.
Chartrain, 0., tavernkeeper. Miller, James, postmaster.
Cox, Col., registrar of county. Picotin, T., shoemaker.
Dorion, Rev. , Roman Catholic. Ross, Rev. G. M., Church of England.
Masler, G. L., J. P., dealer in dry goods, groce- Sadler, Thomas, bailiff of superior court
ries, <fec. Scott, J., shoemaker.
Miller, G. W., dealer in diy goods, groceries, <&c. Tuomy, Edward, bailiff of superior court.
Miller, R., deputy registrar. Watts. R, K, M. P. P.
DRUMMONDVILLE, C. W.,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Stamford, County of Welland, C. W.—distant from Hamilton,
48 miles—from Toronto, by land, 107 miles, by water, 50 miles. Population about 550.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
BROWN, (EDWARD,) & SERPELL, (J.,) bakers.
CHADWICK, BENJAMIN, grocer and provision merchant.
FALCONBRIDGE, SAMUEL, postmaster.
GOODWIN, "WILLIAM, Commercial hotel.
LOWELL, WILLIAM, general merchant, J. P.
MATHIESON, GEORGE, dry goods and general merchant, and agent for London Insurance
Company.
MORSE, AUSTIN, cabinetmaker and upholsterer.
SHEARS, GEORGE, Clifton hotel, Niagara Falls.
WOODRUFF, JOSEPH C, general merchant.
Bender, George & John, tanners. Lynch, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic.
Bigger, Charles, cooper. Mackenzie, Donald, carpenter.
Blackwell, John H., M. D. Martin, John, tailor.
Brown, H., carpenter. M< Gillie, Lanty, Railway hotel.
Chadwick, James, shoemaker. Misner, John, cabinetmaker.
Clark, John, tailor. Morse, Austin, cabinetmaker.
Cole, Jesse, shoemaker. Newburn, Francis C , M.D.
Creighton, John, innkeeper. Pew and Ross, coachmakers.
Culp, Isaac H., blacksmith. Rose, William, innkeeper.
Dalton, George, carpenter. Russell, William, brewer.
Duffey, George, Canada house inn. Ryerson, Rev. E. M., Wesleyan.
Ellis, Thomas, innkeeper. Rysdale, George, butcher.
Evans, John, Exchange hotel. Scott, Thomas, National hotel.
Fields, William, waggonmaker. Serpell & Brown, bakers.
Gray, Archibald, blacksmith. Simpson, George, auctioneer and land agent.
Henly, R. H., chemist and druggist. Skinner, Frederick, saddler.
Inglis, Rev. C. L., Church of England. Wait & Orr, Misses, milliners.
Latshaw, John, carpenter. Weaver, John, saddler.
Leeming, Rev. W., Church of England. Wilkinson, Rev. W., Baptist.
DUFFIN'S CREEK, or Canton,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Pickering, County of York, C. W.—distant from Toronto, 22
miles—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d. Population about 250.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOITS, TBADES, &c.
PAYNE, C, Payne's hotel—good accommodation for travellers and careful hostlers—also
licensed auctioneer—sales attended to, at a day's notice.