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Spefiai jfkotia*.
Life.—Many
pnoaa ** tut ib« 7
tratuts. a«
to mott ta ordlaa-y wtlmalaal-. hacaaM tbay know the
Uapcrary aMltauiacttliayprodaonis fallowed tyt-rriw*
proatiation. FracUely what tUy ns«-« 11
fiOSTETTSB'B stomach b:TTEB*h ThU great
raatOTAtfva combine* thetoaic element* they need, anl tt*
benefit* ai not mom at try but p< nnanfet. The atirngtk St
Uapart* rtmatn?, ana fnerewa day byd**. if the Bitur*
t» ft taken regularly Ja coaformlty with tba direction* on Ihe
batt'e. ThethealUi nuybenamrad and Ufa prsloaged
bytUvue, tbara Uao nunmr of doubt. Wo command it
it to all who ruffer from Upjwpiln, Ulanhan, DvaClii ry
genera! debUlly, and the catwal dec«y coateqaent open
oMag*. jtldfinrtw
SdST'Morals, vs. Brandreth’s Pills.—
Ueadacha'a ar* natur*'* warning*. atd have their origin la
ImperfMt df action, produa** puw which ascend to the
htad. caudng «xp«i*li n of th« cover.cs of the brain. and
varying la InUtaAy according to the habit* of the Individ
ual One ortwobrtskdoae* of finndr*lh*« PUUwlll cure •
endwtea they arc await jw«d all danger of apoplexy 1*
pitied. *lli« |oia sod dlumcat will vanish after the first
deep. Do not Jet tay time be lost. The coaaeqnencee of
I mrutarlUea are thus cored, and the body and mind are
1-cttfT able thereafter to wiihrland temptation-. Bran
drelh’a BUI* will yet be appreciated by moralist*.
1). BRANKRETU, M. D.
Sold at 2M Canal street, Branflreih'* Bailing, ai.d by a*l
respecUMedcabwlnmeclcine. Jeld&wJm
C3f“MeyeTs’ Miraculous Vermin Dis
ticye-, o de:tand beet remedy forCstersuiiAtlng BATS
and MICE COCKROACHES. BUGS. ANTS. MOSQUI
TOES, FLEAS, MO Tilt, GRAIN-WORMS and GAK
HE* INSECTS.
fiy Principal Depot €l2 Broadway, New Turk.
Soldbydroygl ta everywhere.
E3T“ Bouillon Whisky Bitters.—
There popular Orteu poaae** a‘l the nourtsbing and
InvtAoratlng p-opertc* o - rear Old Boraaos Whjsst,
and are eon* dcred th n ost cihcacloui Toato and Stxvv
lajtt, a* well a* the most SroM*omo ever of
fered to the public. A* a Tonic for Old People, delicate
Xadlea, conva'ercent Invalids and all weakly people, they
cannot he eurpassed: in all case* of Weakness or Debility,
they will give Immediate relief and Impart a strung healtky
lone to the system. A trial will establish their taenia
overa'l other Tonic* new in n*e. For Lcao Complaints
Baoxcitm*. Drerers*, Ncnvoc* Dib tasks and Lma
CowPLAiXTs.ibey are as tend sable Remedy; and are a
certain jncvrcUve of Chill* and Prvxas.
Tut op la Quart Bottles, in caws of one and two doaea,
and (or ssle by I>ragel>ts and everywhere.
W F. & A. V. GBEELET, Proprietors, Ko, S9 Trc*
moat stmt, Boston. Ua.*s.
J. H. JOHNSON, General Agent,
No. 70 State street. Chicago.
6ps7‘W-d*wly
ft. «*. LAVDQy. Agent.
C3F“Dr. McClintock’s Cough aid
Cold Mixture constats of a variety of vegeatle specifics for
pulmonary irritation, combined la orcinfallab’.eanUdole,
by a physician acknowledged, by hli professional brethren,
tchave “no superior” ItdUsipslejlmmedintelythemost
distressing symptoms of Cold, Cough. or Sure Throat, and
remove* U entirely in an locredably short time. Price 25c.
Sold hr JOHN D. PARK, 124 Lihe street. myß 1m
ts?“ Those who are Curious r o wit
teas the wonderful perfection to winch A. Obswadt(late
manager at Batchelor’s, K.T.)ha« br-ught the manufac
ture of Wlga and Toupees, are Invited to visit Lis Wig and
Hair D "ing Rooms, at So. 100 Lake street and examine
the*- c irioos productions of art, K r scrutiny can detect
the artificial from the oatoralwhcc adjusted to the bead,
ii'-tV
Dyspepsia,—Thu is a very dis
tresslcg complaint, ard gives the patient more suffering
than almost any other diicase; In fact it is a combination of
many complaints In one. The symptoms are numerous,
and are uf the nature of almost nil other complaints com
bined. Frorathlsfactariwa the very many cases where
this disease is mistaken for snme oilier, and si improperly
treated. The first symptoms—indigestion, flatulency, Jo-s
of appetite, heartburn, he .dache etc.. If mglecicd, almost
alwaysawakcnsomedormmt d ! s*ase,and tend the poor
sufferer to a prcn.a‘ure grave, Whatytu must flr.t co is
clean sc the blooo and regulate Uic bowels ; do this with the
** Mountain Herb Pill,,’* and you can Lid defiance to Dys
pepsia.
udeon's Mountain Herb Pills an sold by all Medtdae
Dealers. railßlm
E3?”Bryan’s Tasteless Vermifuge.—
Br Sqctss Jontb,
Jolly Umesa*.ourhou#c,oU the Children well;
Thought that worms would kill 'em, thought so for a spell.
Hadn't think so afterwards, when I up and tried
Bryan’s Ta-t«hss Vermifuge, *t»asthe worms that died !
OHFut up Bottles, price SH dimes.' Bold by JOlin D.
FARE. 124 Lake street. myfirlm
CS?”Congr<’ss Water.—Much spun
cos mineral water hat been imposed on the public as ‘‘CON
GRESS WATER** by unprincipled persons or counterfeit
ers, who. when they dare not use that name, call It** Sjra
togu" Water; wh ! ch many persons suppose to be the real
title of the Congress Water, although It Is only the name
•I thelowolo which the Spring is situated.
To protect the public from such Impositions, we have tu.
our Corks Branded th u :
: CONGRESS:
: C. W. :
: WATER, ;
Any one not baring those words and letters oa the Corks,
are oounUrfrit; and the purchaser should prosecute the
e cller for twlndllnjr.
receive prompt attention If addressed to
os at Congress Spring, Saratoga, New York, or at ear
Southern Depot of Cocgma Water In New York dtp.
CLARKE & WHITE,
Proprietors Congress Springs.
Messrs. Gage, Bro. A Brake. Tmnont Boose ; Gale Brea.
J. U. Reed & Co.; Fenton, Robinson Sc Smith: F. A.
Bryan, E*C.; *V- F. Tucker & Co* of Chicago. xiusoU, are
supplied with the genuine Congress Waterdirect from on.
house; and we would recommend them favorably to per
sons In Cnlctto, or vicinity, who desire to purchase ourr-
IBE CoentM Water. CLA tIEE & WHITE.
icyTcTTltm
C3j~Ur. Jas. McCliniock’a Aslhmai
Remedy.—Prepared exclusively from vegetable substances,
containing so narcotic, ami acting uj>on the pulmonary or
pan* as a toothing, anti-inflammatory, and yet Invigorating
agent, lb's preparation Islbc only iTnlfonn, certain and safe
specific tor acute and chronic as'lur-aond whooping cough. .
Price M cents. Sold by JOHN D. PARE. 1« Lake
street. _
Triooplierous is the best
-xd cheapest article for dressing, beautifying,cleansing.
*-urUng. preserving end restoring the hair. Ladles, try it
> i an iinuroU *nt I’srtnnm. rrlil4tHWK»
fctjgOKEK’S iUTTKUS.”
For mo» , e than thirty yean, bsce stood uncqoalod and un
rivaled -HorwimaTASDtaa jtrmanous Imitations axd
Oocwrcararr*—for Ibclr tonic and truly valuable medlclfial
properties Id all cases of complaints connected with tlie
Stomach or tht Nervous System, us we 1 as for their gene*
sal usefulness as a most agreeable stimulant In Ihetr varl*
•sa pleasant appllanca. In accordance -wltb the teitl*
tnvnials of medical Faculties In Europe, they hue also
here been pronounced and acknowledge!:, by all who tiled
them, to be “THE BEST BITTEHS EVER INTIIO*
I>DCED." and Uls confidezt felt that they will maintain
their reputation on their owe uuturpa'wd un-ril*.
For tile by moM of the prominent Oro:er« an i Druggists,
,ji3_ -with a liberal discount to the tnwla. by the Agent.
* L. FUJCKE.JR,
No. 91 Front street, >tw York.
myll-Ctll-Tm
iHcmnuEß, Set.
•THE greatest wonder of
A THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
n apf. Wood’s Hair Restorative.
.-cvttheßt.Louts, Mo.. Democrat: Below we publish
a i«;Uftr to Dr. Wood, of this city, front a gentleman it
which speaks glowingly of the superior merits ol
hair tonic. buct cv-d-ncb must uare its effect, when
©omnia troma reliable source. If certificate? are Kuanm
ice* or truth, the Dr. needs no encomiums, norciclesa pnf
-err f rom the press:
* Dan:, Mam. Jan. 10.1658.
Professor O. J. Wood A Oo.—jGentlemen: Having m»
attention called a few months since to th*- highly In neficial
•Ceils of yoor hairredomtlve, 1 was Induct*! to make ap
plication of it opor my own hair, which had become quit*
rrey, probah'y one-tmr.l white; my whiskers were of oam*-
character. :*ome tnic* months since X procured a bottle of
poor iuslom‘v«. and used it. 1 eoou found it «u
■fovlns what 1 had Whhed. 1 used it about twice a week.
1 have since pro i>rec another bottle, of which I lave u»cd
soma. I can o.w certlty to the world that the grey or
white bale has '■‘ally disappeared, both on tnv head and
Iftce, and myh-ir -ia» resumed Its natural color, and J be
here taort soft and elosay than it has been before fur twen
ty-five years. lam cow alxtjr years old; mvgood wife at
the are of flfty*wo years, has used It with the same effect
The above notice X -> • due to yon for your valuable
discovery. 1 amasraredthatwhoever wtd rlghUyuse,
rm direction*, w • not have occasion to contradict ay
statement • -as • citizen of this city and a resident here
lord: * fifteen years,and am known to nearly every
sn* .tere and *dio:nlng towns. Any use you may make of
Use above, wan ay name attached, la at your service, as 1
wish to preen vr the beauties of n lure in others w well as
btmlL Ismtmlyyonn A. C. RAYMOND,
25AX9.m0»,Ja&.23.16&C.
WOOD'S BAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Woo4—l>e>ar blr: Having bad lh. miafominc
to low the best portion of my hair, from the effects of the
f .jlow fever, in New Orleans in ISM. 1 was induced in
tr akeatrtf-oj yourpreparatlon and found Itto answers* the
risTtOlngnecoML My hair is now thick and glossy. and
a., words can express my obligations to you in giving to the
SuSotiaet a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The ondtrelnied. Rev. J. K, Bragg, tsamlnlsur In regu
lar and pastor of the Orthodox Church at Brook
turn Mass. Be is a gmUcmar. of great influence and uni
vnoUr bcloreC. WM. DTFR.
yenu-youinrcu. BwoxftxLc. Jan. 12,1853.
Profesao? Wood—Dear Sir: ?U\lcg made a trial of vonr
2Z*Xr Rcmuictive, It gives me pleasure to «avlhat tu effed
kasbeeo czce.llentln removing lafiammaUon, riaßdruff and
a constant tendency to Itching with which 1 have been
tronbUd Item my culldbood; and has t»l*o restored mv hair
which was becoming grey, to lu original color. 1 have user
no ricner article with anything like the same pleasure or
profit. Yours truly. J. K. BKAOW.
•q j vVOOD A CO- Proprietors. 815 Dread way, New
Tort r’rnthe great N. X . Wire Hailing EstabUaLuet<%> aad
114 Market street. St. Louis. Uo. And sold by all good
Pnu rets and Faocv Qocds Dealers. no
HK NAP P, M. D.
• FORMERLY OF NEtT YOKE,
run bn consulted, cither personally or by letter. In regard
tT*ll dilates, which Le trials with onprcdentisl micccs*.
tjo a oriMlstem. lie cures Chronic t.asra of Diseases,
which hard been pronounced incurable by the medical fse
tt ItTceae rally. -uch us Nervous and >coralelc AflccUojw,
DiJi.es of Women. All Forms of bemuu. Dynwpda
CosrinaLon. Skin Ulsra-ea. Concert us and Tubercnlue Af
fectlonTtocludtn* i^tiMiarT
Paradis. Ep HOT. Asthma. Salt Rheum. KeiDlUent and
Isl-rmUtcnt Fevers the Uteca-e# of Children, Ac.
He has b|d an men We practice uad wonderful aneceas
latbctmuaeatof
CJJ\ m CEBS t
wMeh he cures wVhout the knife. . . - . ...
Remember tie Doctord.-*®* not promise to eore an etaffs
vf Dlseasea. While all Diseases are ccaaßia, If taken to
seA-oa.all sTsors are not. Your case may be curable lnl»
vrecfc.noipex—to-day, not to-morrow; hence, the dancer
•f delay.
fW~ Consultation free. Office boars from • ajn. to * pjn.
OFFICE 178 SO. CLARE STREET.
apM-wo-tr Cdf.Qbuk and Mnnroe<la» Chicago. DL
'T'O THE AFFLICTED.—Dr. Wm.
AB- BTAKTON. formerly of Albany. N. Y„ late of
Jackson. Mactacan, b*« i«nnaaentir Inerted In Chicago,
i eT . *** p V'^-°V^,' cln k <»0«h-«tbw»rt comer Kan
;ss«uss ssfisss*"** **«““
, 'if’KSIS *• “■• ClDclnnM VOWo :
jaßmfr *“• ivr ,ttk -
Hope insurance comfy
Of PROVIDENCE, IE 2. 1
CMll Capital SISO,OOO.
jtDMOfitß.nfl wcurely 3HvP om P M T lam
•ffJSv LOSS OR UAUAQE liV Jlßf «• lb. ~
rorable terms. Applyto HAVJtIi s HERRICK. Accnte,
n Lak* street. Chicago. MVut It
H STONE, PIANO FORTE
• JdAMJTACTDREE,
10 North Olarkrtreet, Chics go, UL
Squu* Piano Fortes lo plain and ornamental cams, fnl
eadoM-thlrt Octave Rosewood Plaoosfor «1?5. ea*h-
Beven Octave Rosewood from $233 UP to #4OO. Warranted
far fire years. spylxlm
TWINES & BURLAPS,
OIUKEBT HVBBABD Sc CD.*
Dealers In
TWIBES ABD CORDAGE. •
" SX South Water street, tor. Wells.
tjiwiness ©arts.
JJENRT A. KAUFFMAE,
•EXECUTE POLICE .BBSCt,
Aad. County Constable.
Ofiee,Nu. 73 fioula Clark atrect, (up-atfeir.)
CHICAGO, ILL.
Oir_CoUßcttoh« tfwmpVy attended i». pi*hß¥v
Sk. now.
• ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OfflM Ko. 1, RTsUiodllt nlolll,
ftsfl Wubltigl.ii ttrecti, Cltlngo, lUbtoll
MELVILLE W. FULLER,
ATX ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCEbY
AVr, 1 Jfl*t/wdi*t
**>atfcaast corner Clark and tVasuingtun-ata. mylcSlg Sa
CTARK & ISHAM,
KJ ATTORNEYS 4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Jt9*m 4—Bo Ihorbom flrrrf.
Chicago, HUnei*.
JAB, x. irm, apgteHT-Sm row, a. ttaair.
CTILES & DEAN, r
kj COUKBELCBS AT Law AND SOLICIT OH* cl CUAXOXXT,
Raom No. 1L Hickey** Building, corner Lake sad Dearborn
street, Chicago, HI.
S.&D. will attend to all hutlncaa uertaloine to their pro
fession. la the severs! Court* of tbc Ci'vand County.
Tntr Hzrea to Dogge t. UsMett A Ill’ll, M. 11. <iUmsa
& C.i, JcHwpb 11. Dipsclt, Ssvtae, Keith A Js*.
Lsnuon, Etq., UodjehACo., J. M. AlsntisU, Chi
eaco. 1IU; lion. A. CnUerwooii, \V«i>a Uiver. Vt,; Vo-«
lirothen, Kecr Oriesn*. iA.; Nalhauivl Hkmß, £*q n Ptc*.
atUntic 13* ok, ito<OD, Mass.: Henry 11. Ha»*ett,
Boston, Mias.; Fi»hers ACliajilo.do.; roller, Is’cte, While
A Uayley. do.; wm. Koed Dean. do.
». b. TiLXt*. [ap!6*ao-ly) wtc. »own PKAXK.
VTAXWELL & DART,
a.?J_ BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
AV« 80 JSxeh*»f*
vxv rove..
Buslnta* p per&ndlouuincKotkiU-d. Advance* made os
• Slock Securi ;e£. ritccka and Bonds bonebt and cold on
o«tiun:cs.oiti.'AL untcr* promptly attended to.
TcfssocadCa cj all Stock* or Bond* seat to us far sale will
SertraitPiXfiyliY return call. mbfiA-ly c 57»
xny336tlo-3ia
n&AWFORD, SHARP & GO.,
V-nSrOBTEBJ S AND DEALERS In Crockery, Glac*
and Ctitna Table Culler}*, Looking (ili-soi. Castor* and I’-rt
lab Ware. No. 11*5 Hafcestrfegt»Cblcogo. HI. tcb27.&3-iT
He. KELLY,
• ATTORirrT AT LATT,
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY AND PROCTOR IN
ADMIRALTY,
OfflcetKn. 43 Clark etreet. Room No. 2, (np-staln.)
fcS4*€ol? Chicago, IlHnoi*.
I/’KOX, EUSTACE & REED,
IX ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NO. 130 CLARK STREET,
Between Washington and Madison. Chicago. El.
Jours Eauz. Jon* V. Eusiica. Cbh. H. Rub.
QPIES & BURT,
O COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
•Ve, 75 Chtttnul) .Vor/A Si 4 *,
Between Third nod Fourth ftneta, SULoua, Mo.
Mr. 11. if NctarrJ'uHi: and C.-zamlaaiocer ot Leeds for
every State in the union.
References in Chicago—Scripps & Srose.
vaxorucs mrt [JsMy-vi£s] citvoro.nm
iftoneg auh Crxcgangr
JOCKEY TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY,
or on
GOOD IMPROVED FARMS in this State.
CHAMBERS. LEE. dr Co„
myl6-ctt2-?m 121 Labe street. Chicago :RuomKo. 8
Jf ONE Y LOANED
FIRST-GLASS SECURITIES,
Banking Office of Wm. H. Bice & Co.,
EO. C 3 CLARK STREEC.
Three to five year Loans at 10 per cent. Short Paper
DUrnunted. C;*h advances on Warehouse Receipts
IF? City Scrip wanted. rmS'MJS-Im
JjVXCHANGE ON ENGLAND,
IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
And all otlior Countries In Europe*
The uodMvtgned. having competed their arrangements
for maklrg exctunge on the pnoc pal Ufes in Great Bri
tain, Ireland ardtre ('oclln'”it,a-cnow prepared to is:ne
drafts for any amount* from XL* X uml upwards.
Hills on Europe cashed alto- holiest rate*.
Advances made on grain worth >uac rcctlcts, and ship
ments of produce tv Ka>-teni mirk'ta. Business paper
discounted. CLEGUORN, IXCKIF. a CO„
British Cot snla‘e,
aplScltl flm Codoro Unite DniMipg, 18 S. L*«alle tt
J7OR MONEY TO LOAN
OS BEAL ESTATE SECURITIES APTLY TO
EKMST PRUSSING,
DtALIR 75‘TOKSIM XTCILLSCZ,
MOXET AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
•tpent forth* British Commercial iffit /as*
Co M «wtf *V«f«ry pubf/c*
NO. e LABMON BLOCK. NO. 6
nol4-iy N. E. cor, of Clark 8c Washington sis.
AIKEN & NORTON,
AJL BANKERS AMi DKALKHS IK EJCKAKGIJi
Comer Clark and Lake street, Chicago, 111.
jfcMr
'■J'ELEGRAITIiC EXCHANGE
On New York.
Drafts. Acceptance*, and Notes paid in New York on the
dayofnuilurity.orlaalday of grace, uml money depoulU'd
cilv ol New York, uml scat to cities la
the vicinity of New York, on telccraphlcordcrs.
aplßlyc9M CUBBY COBB,Telegraph OCcc. -
®o=iJarmErst)ig Notices.
/"-tO- PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
\_y_*lhe co partnership h- rrtrfou- existing between
JOHN EDWARD WILKINS i.ml BA •MILL HENRY'
ALCOCK, oi Chicago,unccrthcttjleui d arm of
Wilkins & Alc.ock,
ja this day dls olved by mutoa! crniscnt.
Elite? partnorof the lata Aim Is authorised to colhet the
debts and settle outstanding are -unis • ■
E»»WaRI) WILKIV3,
SAMUEL H. ALOKIK.
_Cblc igo. May ath. 1960- RS.3I
■\rOTICE. The co p.iilnersbip
1 a heretofore exbt ; nga< UuWon .V Unn’.Jey, between
the undersigned. Is by mutual consent > - -
H . II- ■•UL'iaOa.
L.A. BRADLEY.
Chletgo, May SI. IW*. Jeltlw
rjOPARTNERSUIP NOTICE.
A/ TheCo-rartren-blp hrretofoie existing erdrr the
firm of AVItIOUT. GILLETT A RAWSON, wires this
dav bv Its limitation, and by mutual consent. Tin* busi
ness «fthe late firm will be settled by John U. Bright and
Levlltawpon. John' it- VTUIGHT
JOHNVTHAN GILLETT,
Ktw Tork,MarchSLlS6o. LEVI BAWSOS.
Theundersignedhave tils day formed a Co-nartncrshlp
underthe name and style of W RIGHT A RAWSON. for
the transaction of a western Produce Commission Hu-lccre
u successor* of Wright. GiUett A Fawson, alNo. I Kronl
fired. JDHX It. WRIGHT,
New York, March 3L 1860. LEVI RAWSO.N.
apbcSSm
jfor ilihc’a T3caß.
piKE’S PEAK OUTFITS.
Guns, Rifle*. Pistols; OoltV. Allen's,
Sharpe's and every varhtv of Revolver; yVli/Ty
Bowlu Knives,Tcota, l’lcfcs,Shovttl»,l'aos,
Gold rcales, Itlnrkcts,and all kinds of ml
ner'a tools; Powdei. Shot, Capa, and am-*W ■
muuitiou generally.
Agent for St. Louis Shot.
Sole Agent for Hazard’s Powder,
apjky CEO. T. a BDE Y. ISfiLake street.
pOH THE. GOLD HINES.
OHAS. A. BATON, Agent,
[sneexsaoa to j>. xatok a co„]
SHARP'S AND COLTS RIFLES,
COLTS PISTOTS, BOWJK KKIVES:T^H|
also,alargeassortmeL’.cfTaigctana other
Bifie*, KhotGuai, end other . i aratus
agenera! outfit for the Mince, nt BSLske ®
*« -n »*
ID enlists’ Cacis.
FULLER A ALBAUGH,—
- CH1CAG0...,...18
Poet Office Bov SKB.
e.o.nrt-r-"
W. W. ALLPORT
DENTIST.
Office and F.eiidfnce. Ko. 88 Washington sirest-
jQENTAL DEPOT IN CHICAGO,
WESTERN BRXNCII BOESE OF
JONES & WHITE,
(S. R. BINGHAM, Maxaoan,)
102 • • Randolph Street • • 102
Constantly furnishing every variety of Dental merchan
dise. tncudlng their nnrirailed
J •ORCF.LJIJy TKBTRi
Swarded thirty “first premiums" In the United State* and
urope.) Gold and Tin Fobs, Gold, Stl\-er and PUtitmm
I’.sle and wire,
Littiea, Corundum Wheels, Rolling Mills, Ac- Terms
* -irt lv n:b- ao4b°ST «n
JJ AIR NETTS,
ZBFH7H WORSTEDS,
TKAVEILVG BASKETS,
Hosiery of all Kinds,
Knitting Cotton and Cotton Warp, Che
nile Canvass, &c. Serpentine
Braids and Crochet, and
Small Wares,
AT SCX TON i IIAUKEIT’S,
(Late E. DnokJ
41 LASALLE STREET. 41
ayli-atGS-Sai Opp. Hoffmann A Oelpcke’i Bank.
MAUSS,
■, Practical Optician ,
71..', SOUTH CLARK STREET TO
©ppotlte the Ooort Hocje. Best Preach Crr«*l ud Bra*
Pebble Spectacles, Eye Opera Olivet,
MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES,
Ail klixl* orinslniincnU and spectacle* repaired, and *lae e
lft»ert«d intao'rtirao** U<
. r SEXTONS AND TJNDER
TAKERS.
170. £5 LA SALLE STREET.
Hare on hand, al all times, every style and finish of Wood.
Lead and Zinc Cofflas; also, Shroud*, And are prepared
with Benrsea and Carnages, and everythin* requisite tor
Funerals; and may be foundon hand and ready to clre
prompt attention to tbdr business at all hour*.
They also have a Chapel and Vault in the Cemetery.
jk Did WKKiHT A MoOLTIKC-
T> OSEIULL CEMETERY.—The
UanacenortheltosehUlCemetaryvouldannonuc*
Um S«rx^2. ncr H <**** they tiffer to the pulUOhesder
i&flSfvS2ty> i?t. The Cemetery can
Rt Orem Ray BMsilde
rTnii runmag northwest from the tnlewSaMMi
V rert throucb I^wm.hrtllAWby
FoV^Sf^rt?^^^'*. Kxllro * d Chittenden Station.
T EATHERI LEATHER II
*«-
wo. 380 Lake Street* •.»
apn C. 0. WALL® A 808,
DENTISTS,
■ tocfi-a507-lyl.
®«sa & Srilnme.
TUBS BAT, JOSS 5, 1160.
HXnselo and Morality*
[Extract from * Discourse by Henry Ward Beecher.]
In a recent discourse, prepared sped illy with
reference to the wants of- tbo-members of the
Brooklyn Youcg Men’s Christian Association,
Mr. Beecher made some admiral suggestions re
specting physical training, including the duty
of being healthy, the influences which particu
larly in great cities threaten to undermine gcod
health, audof tbemeans which promote it. We
make a few extracts: '*-J- ■. ' . *
HE ALTO A MATTER OP VOLITION.
la general, health is a matter of volition. To
be sure, some inherit constitutions damaged
from the beginning. A few that come to man
hood, may, perhaps, be counted from the first
the creatures of irreparable misfortune, ao far
as physical health is concerned. A* few,*h!so,
by some shock, or by some grievous experience,
may bave become hopelessly weakened aod de
ranged. But these cases are exceptional, and
as compared with the whole mass ox men, they
are few. They do not impair the force of the
general statement that health is within the
reach of every man. And Birch are tbeimpor
tant relations of health to the whole economy
of human life, and even to the formation 01
Christian character for the life to come, that
every Christian ought to write down at the top
of his book of good resolutions, “ By the help of
God I am determined conscientiously to be a
‘ good Christian in a healthy body.” While you
are seeking grace, do not forget to seek that
which is to bo the vehicle, if cot the instrument,
of grace—bodily health; fortbere is much devil
io u morbid liber, and there is much grace in a
sound ned healthy one. ;
TOE CAUSE OF DISEASE—EATIKG IMPBOPZIILV.
When riding on u locomotive, last week, and
talking with the engineer, as I bad the privilege
oi doing, 1 could txot but think bow much wi?er
men were about iron and steel machines, than
they were about fleshy and osseous machines.
Tlie relation of the pump to thccapacity of the
boiler; the relation of the furnace to the size of
the flues; the relation of the cylinder, or of
the steam generated, to the work to he dose—
a'-l these things were in the engineer’s mind,
lie was continuously watching everypart, ; atid
opening and shutting vrlves on every side, so
as to keep every part in its, proper, condition.
The stoker, or fireman, was*applylng'*or with
holding food, so as to keep the engine in just
that state in which it would work best, accord
ing to whether we were running on an up-grade,
on a down-grade, or on level ground, and ac
cording to the number and weight of the cars
being drawn—for we were drawing a long and
ponderous train. ■"
Xow how many are there who watch their fur
nace, to see that they gefin neither too much
uortoo little fuel? Men shoved in food without
any regard to what it is going to do! If it is
the Sabbath day, when they are quiescent,
when they havo less air end*exercise than on
oiherdayp, and when their stomachs are not in
a condition to digest as much food as on otber
days, they eat a double portion. If it is a day
when they are to undergo severe taxation ancl
work, and when they can least afford to go
wi:hout food, oftentimes they become anxious,
aud neglect to cat because they are so anxious.
As a general rule, when the body needs the
basis of food, less than at any other time, they
eat the most, and when it needs it more than at
any other time, they eat the least. Our food is
a means to an end. It is simply the fuel with
which we are to raise steam for carrying op the
purposes of life. A man should eat as much on
principle os he prays.
I bave been asked, sometimes, how I could
perform so large an amount of work with appa
rently so little diminution of strength. 1 at
tribute my power of endurance to a long-form
ed habit of observing, every day of my fife, the
simple laws of health—and none more than the
laws of rating. It has become a second nature
tc me. It ceases any longer to be a matter of
self-denial. It is almost like an instinct. If I
have a severe tax on my brain in the morning
I cannot eat heartily at breakfast. If. the whole
day is to he one of nervous exertion, I eat very
little till the exertion is over. I know that
two forces cannot be concentrated in activity
at the same time in one body. I know that
when tne stomach works the brain mu it rest,
and that when the brain works the stomach
most rest.
ll I am going to be moving about out of doors
a good deal, then I can give a fuller s.ving to
my appetite—which is sever exceedingly bad.
IJut il 1 am engaged actively and successively
inT mental labor, I cannot eat much. And I
hare made eating with regularity, end with re
ference to what I have to do, a habit so long,
that it ceasee any longer to be a subject of
'thought. It almost takes care of itself. I at
tribute much of my ability to endure work to
good habits of eating, and constant attention to
tbc laws of sleep, physical exercise and general
cheerfulness.
There is one thing more to be said in this con
nection. It is not a matter of epicureanism
that a man should be dainty concerning the
food he eats. On the contrary, I hold that a
civilized man ought to be civilized in his cook
cry. I suppose one of the infallible signs of
the millennium will be a belter regnlated kitch
en—a kitchen that sends out food that will not
make Christian men sick.
HELPS TO HEALTH.
We almost entirely disuse out-of-door exer
cise. There are here and there men found
wise enough to take a portion of every day for
some form of excreUc—to live for hours in the
open nirevery day. The very eun itself ia a doc
tor. I think you might dispense with ha'f your
doctors, if you would only consult Doctor Sun
more, aud be more under the treatment of these
great hydropathic doctors, the clouds! To be
in the rain will do you good, if you only keep
stirring. To be much in the open air every
day, ruin or shine, summer or winter, I consid
er one of the indispensable conditions of gen
eral health.
Now jou hare money enough to afford to
keep a horse. Why, you are worth two hut.
di ed thousand dollar»*, and you cannot keep a
horse because yon are so anxious to be worth
three hundred thousand! Being worth three
hundred thousand, vou are so anxious to be
worth four hundred, that you cannot spend
half an ' hour a daf to ride with your family.
Perhaps you do not like to be with roar family
anyhow! Well, ride alone, rUU J
Another Thing which is important to hea th
isthc use of water* A familiar acquaintance
with good water 1 think is an indispensable ele-;
meat of virtue. Fresh water, and cnoagb of it,
should be employed by every one who desires
health. Utterly to bathe one’s sell daily I think
materially stands connected with health, as
health does with moral or spiritual training.
Billiards afford women a*jd men a very gentle
excitement and exercise; but a man is a gam
bler if he goes into a billiard room! What kind
of u reception would I meet with here on Sun
day, if it was km wn that on Thursday I pre
pared inyaclf for the duticsof Sunday bygoin**
to a billiard room. ”
Playing at ten pins is one of the most admi
rable means of physical development, but where
can a yono# man go to participate in this game
without being in danger of being more contam
inated in his morals than be is benefited in bis
health ?
Hut it ia well known that it is not without
the gi euU'st danger that a young man can go
to avail himself of the benefits ol this harmless
recreation, where he enters the bowling saloon
by the bar, and goes out by the bar. Whatever
may be the effect upon him of rolling tenpins,
the devil roils him down towards perdition.
If ti professional man would learn fencing or
wrestling, or boxing, merely for the sake of
developing his muscles; in short, if be would
engage in any physical exorcise that carries
with it cxcitemcnt, enjoymeut, social pleasure,
where is there a place that he can go and do it,
wjtbiu the bounds of .these two great cities,
without exposing himself to the most demoral
izing influences? Ido not know of .one. We
are pent up. Wc cannot take the exercise we
need on our own ground. We are fortunate if
we have room enough to build a house like
Jacob's ladder, wilb its foot on the earth, and
its top in the heavens, from which our house
hold angels go up speedily I
Men need some cheerful exercises, in which
they can engage during those leisure half-hours,
or quarter-hours, which occur in every man’s
day. I think a place where a man can play at
billiards, roll the ball, and engage in all sorts
of pjmnasttc exercises, would be, if not a di
rect prc&ching of the Gospel, yet an auxiliary
to the preaching of the GospeC
I therefore hail the annunciation that has
been made to me—l trust correctly—that there
is in contemplation a movement for the estab
lishment in this city of just such a system of
exercises as I have been describing, under the
auspices of the Brooklyn Young-Men's Chris
tian Association. ‘ I would give if not only
countenance, but personal support. 1 com
mend it to the sympathy of every. Christian
man—of every man who is rearing up a family
of children.
STIMULANTS.
These remarks apply with additional force to
drinking. There are bat few that do not vio
late their doty in this regard. Beverage is a
grand cause of sickness. Domestic stimulants
may or may not be tojanons. As to whether
they are or are not, every man should Judge
for himself—hut no man should fail to judge.
Tea and coffee I do not suppose to be necessari
ly harmful. Some kinds of tea I suppose are
inevitably so, unless men arc built ot leather;
but Ido not suppose all kinds are. Some-per
sons 1 think ought to use neither tea nor cof
tee; and some persons arc apparently not in
jured, but benefited by tbe use of one, or the
otbci, or both. Every mao should know whe
ther they are injurious to him or not, andlcnow
incthis. should follow his knowledge. *
Tbe use of alcoholic drinks, to drive on the
overtaxed machine of life, to arouse the dor
n nut sensibility to r excitement and to dull en- ■
joyment—this is a matter which has come often
and in many forms before you, bnt it has not
come before you often enough, nor in forms
enough Every year I live increases my sober
conviction that the use of intoxicating drinks
is a greater ‘destroying force to life and virtue
than all other physical evils combined.' ’
1 may in this counterion speak of one or two
solid stimulants that are wonting wide raischie*.
You may not be aware to what an appalling ex
tent opium is being used in larger
towns. I shudder at tbe thought of it, lam
informed by druggists that none bnt themselves
and physicians have any suspicion of the
amount of this article that is consumed aa a
stimulant or as a pleasure-bearing drag. It
may yield a brief pleasure, but that pleasure is
inevitably followed by long-continued and infer
nal suffering. 'When a person bos once com
menced tbe habit of opium-eating, bU life is
as good as ended. Reformation msy take place
Id tbe case of one out of a million such persons
—bnt only that!
Closely connected with this is the almost
universal habit of employing tobacco, which I
regard os second only to opium in its disas
trous effects. I do not propose to join in tbe
random - ' denunciations that have been heaped
upon tbe pipe, the clgur, or iob.cco, as ah
article for chewing or snuffing; 1 shall speak
of tobacco in its relations.to health; and I
express my conviction, which grows every
year, when I say, not only that it is a causo
of very wide-spread sickness, bat that it ie
jackal to (he Hon—that it lays the foundation
for intemperance. The use of tobacco ia one
of those elementary forms of intemperance
which open the door for its more permanent
and dreadful forms. I hardly know' how to,
accoantXor thpUawme mf&taatioawhlch.
among oar youth ia this matter. It seems ‘as
though with boys of twelve or fifteen years of
age. all considerations of virtue, all thoughts
of family name, all examples of those most re*
vered and loved, and all warnings against the
destruction of health, were as mere straws
against the rushing tide of temptation to leatn
how to use tobacco.
TEE CITY KO PLACE FOB THE NERVOUS. 1
We must mention next, as the cause of In*
jury to the health of the community, alt infiu
ences which tend to exhaust the nervous sys
tem. Among those influences is the excite
ment of city life. If there were such a thing
as arbitrary power, I should be in favor of hav
ing a registration of the people io the city, and
having ail those who are nervous turned out
iuto;the country. It ought to be against the
• law for nervous pepple to go into the city.
Thev ore ground to powder here. The bustle
of the street, the ceaseless thunder of vehicles,
the rush to and fro of multitudes of people, is
more than many can bear. It keeps, night and
day, afire upon the nerves of many men. The
pressure of competition grinds men to a very
edge, and kills them. Men of nervous tem
perament, without great power of endurance,
coming to the city, find the conditions'of suc
cess to be eternal industry and eternal thought.
There are ten men that cgjx succeed in the coun
try, where there is one that can succeed in the
city.
OVER WORK.
Excessiro occupation, then, is another of the
undermining causes that work constantly ul
men’s health. If 1 bad bad time, before com
ing here, to have counted up the number cf
men of my acquaintance that during my brief
htay here, of upwards ot thirteen years—end it
is with wonder that I say that I hove been here
even as long as that. Why, 1 am becoming
patriorcbjal! It is a great while, looking one
way—lf I had had time, I nay, to have counted
up the number ot men of my acquaintance that,
during this brief period, I have seen broken
down, driven into the lunatic ostium, driven
into the hospital, or driven into the grave, by
the mere effect of exhaustion, of overtaxation,
of incessant labor, I think it would have been
one cf the most instructive statistical tabula
tions that could be made. And men are being
destroyed by these causes all (be time. Even
of men that are successful, a large per cent,
are destoryed. If 1 should say that of such
men, through insanity, through idiocy, as a Je
suit of the softening of the bruin, through par
alysis, or through nervous exhaustion—a gene
ral name for innumerable forms of destruction
..of the nerves—if I should say that of such
men, through these causes, fifty per cent, are
destroyed, I should scarcely exceed the hounds
of moderation!
JJANS! FANS! FANS! FANS I
Pearl Slick, in White, Bine, Cherry, Bed.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Pearl Stick, Plain, Spangled, S.lvercd, Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick, In White, Blue. Cherry, Bed.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Slick, Silvered, Painted, Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal! Wood Stick, In Silk, Crape Linen.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sondall Wood, Com. Slra'ght, Pound end Broad Stick.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
Plain Linen, Spanish and Mourning Fans.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Opera, Bridal and Party Fans, all Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Pa’m Leaf, Plain Palm Leaf. Trlmed, all Styles,
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
All Kinds, All Prices, from 6 cents to $22.00.
AT PARK’S, 124 L.AKE-ST
Garters. Garters. Garters.
Embroidered in Silk and Velvet.
Garters. Garters. Garters.
Wire Bailies, in Kid, Linen and Cotton.
Garters. Garters. Garters.
In Pink, in Blue, in White, In Red.
Garters. Garters. Garters.
All Berts and Sizes. All Patterns and Prices.
AT PARK'S, m T.ATTE STREET
QUARLES TOBEY & BRO.,
72 & 74
STATE STREET.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Parlor, Chamber and Dining-room,
Mahogany, Black Walnut and Rosewood
FURNITURE,
Looking Glasses,
MATTRESSES, BEDDING.
IIOYVTv'S PATENT
Eliptic Spring Itcil,
The best ever offered to the Public.
We would Invite the aUentlnn of the Trade to a large virl
ety of COMMON FDKMIUUE.
CHAS. TOBEY & BRO.,
T2&74*., Stale Street 72 &74
CORNER RANDOLPH.
QTTbls Store, located at the terminus of the three prto-
Hone Railroads. Is out of the mo»t accessible points
nthe city. mvtTAi-gm
JgARGAINS I BARGAINS ! 1
Paper. Hangings
AK»
WINDOW SHADES
AT LE3S THAN COST,
At the great Closing Oat Sale at
B. G. Z* FASON-S,
70 LAKE STREET 70
Four doors from State.
mbSMSS-tw O.M WaSHKCUNK. Assignee.
STORE! NEW GOODS!
121 LAKE STREET.
The sabscrlhTO would Inform tae citizens of Ch'cogo and
vicinity thut llicv hav- a very large and
superb el-*ok of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Doeskins amt Vestings,
Of the latest styles, wblrh they will make no la the mos
approved manner, and warrant to give satisfaction.
Wo have, also, a «u, crior lot of
FINE HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of the very best and latest styles. Also,
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods,
Of every deacripikm. all of which we will offer to the
public cheap, and so.felt a share of their patronage. Call
and examine at
SIHITII ic PBINDLE’S,
121 Lake Street 121
miocauMm
RUSHES! BRUSH ESI
Hair, Nail, Tectb, Shaving, Cloth and
Hat ftsrusbes.
A large steak and great vsrietr of our own Importations,
t GALKBKO'HtRS,
Family Prescription Su re, 202 Randolph sued.
Combs! Combs! Combs!
A fine assortment of Shell, Oatta Purcha, Huffilo and
English UomDrcsslsr, Fin* and Pocket Csmba. at
GALL BROTHtHi.
Dealers in Fire t Goode,
ay3S 202 Randolph street.
gCAL ESI S CAL E SI!
sarns: bates:i
The largest and best stock of the articles are at
wavstobef>nnda*.th» DURYEK A FjttSYTH Manu
facturing Company's Westers Depot
183 So. Water St., Chicago, 111,
They have also on band,
HAY, PORE, FLOUR. DORMANT, PORTABLE,
PLATfORM,and all other description of SCALES, and
full assortment o* TRUCKS, LATTER PRESSES
SCGAB MILLS, Ac„4‘c.
XT' Ihe Company will sell at the lowest porlMe rite?*
andallw.il Co well to call at ltd South Water Greet. Chi
cago, Illinois. mytQc<C9-6ta
JJURLEY & TYRRELL,
Mo. 48 Lake street.
Ait attention to their stock of
CHINA. CROCKERY,
Glass and Sllrer Plated Ware,
TABLE CCTLEUV, TEA TBJi a,
A Jf»
Housekeeping Goods,
Especially adapted to the City Trade.
ROBB & CO,,
Wholesale Dciders in
GROCERIES AID FISH,
And General Commission IHercbants*
No. 16 River street, Chicago, 111.
Hoaici Nowcjf, Casa. Rosa. n. E. TToartw.
SEWING MACHINES.
$35, $35, $35, S4O, S4O, S4O.
1.. CORXELL & GO’S Late Improved
Double Lock Tight Fast Stitch.
WAKIIAIsTED to «lre ss rood nalhficlJon u tic
hlrbert priced iu msik<t, M*ke the same itltch as the
• 123 Machlnesjate laiye. 9x< lacaea under the arm. set
Hum tho table, under teed rtraictn needle, sew from com
mon spools. irom 4to K9 ••JicLea to tiie inch- liurf
VERY KABT and ALMOST NI)»SELE?«S t neiMr fln
1-hed, and will StITCH, HEM, FELL, mfcILOATH
EH, QUILT and FMUKOIDER. lULA.OATH-
Thee tare REPEATEDLY titrn the BIG [JEST PRE
MIUMS Out of over 4 000 already m constat use we
here bad no occawrm to po cut and pul oie In eider
They work sooceaifully on tverythiDg._froio Coßf {
Muslins to besvy Cowhide, 'ihe two machines diner
oily In the leech of arm. and are en llr learned frtm
the foil priQlealoUrucUena. Samples of Sewlor. Circular
and Cuts sent on rec-Lt of fctamp. We are aol.
s for the DKIVERSAU HAMMER Sd .'caQeJ
a 'j4«kb'« to all thlecnenes of do h and al width* o>
hotn; wid hem over Beam* »ni fell*, and o*aeaslr be at
tached to ary eew.se Machine. Fr'ee 13. 7
larso Discounts to tlio Trade. Aecnts.
,l?T^s“l*3‘ ct6l !.A er * rlwh ; I ** Come and re« us at
13-t Lalcstreet,or*ddr*-s L. fOtNtLL *CO„
J*t fort OGce boa 3985, Chicago, Illinois.
AND JEWELRY.
* T The underlined has now opened his new store at
No. 305 State Street,
Where hp sells and repairs all kinds of Watches,
and Jewelry, and warrants them. Blcnof
The Self-Moving Window Cloot.
‘ Tblß ADOLPH OASDLEB, IUSUU.
I-usutanct.
Jf> IR K , MARINE,
SiIFE IJVSUn&JVCE.
Miller & Willmarth,
AGENTS FOR THE
MANHATTAN II PE, of N«W York*
HOME,
PHESIX, “ “
WASHINGTON, “ 11
lobilubd, “ “
CITIZENS. “ “
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON, Pro-
Tldence, it* I*
CONWAY, of Conway, Mas*.
HAMPDEN, of Springfield, Mas*.
Aggregate Capital and Surplus,
$5,000,000.
Office, No* 150 South Water Street,
fje2-Iy]
JpHCENIX INSURANCE CO.,
OP HARTFORD. CONSECTICDT.,
January Ist, 1 SCO*
CASH CAPITAL. ♦ IWOOOO
bUUI’LDB itfjaSW
Cash on hand, and In Bank tSLSTf (2
Cash lathe hands of and doe from Agents SLISI 88
Real Estate unencumbered „ WOO CO
Loaned cn Mortgages of Real Estate 86.200 00
Amount loaned on pledge of 5t0ck......... 46300 00
Amount loaned btherw.se secured. l.roooo
Par Val. litH V.
M Share* U. S. Trest Co’i *«tock If*w Terk.i3.ooo M.IOO
KcvYork Bank Stock 153.700 140.73
Hartford •* —..150/iDC 91M79
Wat*rt>nry M HdOO 13dSTS»
Mafford , KUfford, 400 <l3
Holyoke Water Fr Co’* Stocks, 10,000 lQ r *£9
Hew Britain Water bonus, . 10,000 10,700
Hartford'uyoond*, 10,000 IttfOO
Cob. Peq. and Ini. R. R. Bonds, 10,000 7,600
Accumulated interest on investments, 6,471
Total a recta si
Total Liabilities . . , $40,704 53
H. KELLOGG, Secretary.
UCBBAED A: HUNT, Agents,
>’o. 1 Loomis’ Boildlnc,
Comer of Clark and Water streets, Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, r.r the renewal of Policies
and all bo«lnes< connected with the office, may be made to
oa, duly appoint! d Agents for the City of Cbicago, with rail
power to iec**lve proposals and Irene rolldet, on as favora
ble tenni as oher responsible Companies; and Us aim wi3
be to secure the confidence of the public by an honorable
course of dealing;.
M. MAGII.L. General Agent. 81 and 88 West Third
street, Cincinnati, 0., »o whom all app'lcallon for Atrendes,
In Uie Western or booth Western States mar be addressed.
apU-60-lv
XTEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
1* Mausi Zastnusox Ccvraar,
OF BJBTFOBD+ COJyJTiICTICUTo
Assets Jan. ], ISGO OS
Ixunurancs Against Isour by Firs.
HUBBARD A HUNT, Agents, Chicago,
Wt-lrdW One. Clark and Sonth Water Treats
QUAKER CITY INS, COMP’Y,
PHILADELPHIA.
...-3359,746.70.
Oaptial and Snrplas.
CFFjrERS.
GEO. H. HART. 1L B. COGGSHAIL,
Frei’L See'y and Treasurer.
& P. Rosa. Vice Prcst. S. IL Derm, Asst. &ec*y.
Curtis L. NortU,
General Agent, Masonic Temple, Chicago.
Dibxotobs—George B. Hut, E, P. Rosa, A. C. Caltell,
Foster S. Perkins, E. W, Balky, Andrew Chambers, H, R.
Coggsbal), Samuel Jones, M. D., Hem. Q. M. Fuller.
mbli> *6O ly
TVTEW YORK INSURANCE
Xx AQESCr.
HOWARD EVSIRAXCE COHPAST,
Cash Capital and Surplus SS6S£fI fl
aUNUATIAY FIRM INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Capital and Surplus tt&MXIO 00
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Capital and Surplus. 9288,1(9 O
LNOOIMFY FIRE IXSUmCE COHPAJT,
Cash Capital and Surplus 9174.4TJ 44
LI3IIR FIRE LVSURUSCE CO.,
Cash Capital and Surplus 1345.041 £S
MARINE INSURANCE:
PACIFIC ACTUAL LVitCAYCE CO.,
Total Assets 11,003,9(6 SI
LIFE INSURANCE:
EUTTAL BENEFIT LIFE ISSCHAXCE CO.,
NEWARK, N. J.,
Total Assets. 93.400J563 39
PHILLIPS &. VAN WAGENEnT
AGENTS.
188..^..^...50uth Water Steiet——,—^,l3B
feS’Wly
A] ORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
il SUBANCE COMPANY,
Or Haatrow*. Ooawtonocr.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $360,000*
Zuorance Against Loss by Fire Only*
HUBBARD & HUNT. Agents, Chicago,
Cor. Clark and South Water it.
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Or Noawice, Conn.
Fold np Capital, 3181*636,33.
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS BT FIRE.
HUBBARD A HUNT, Agent«,cor. of South Wateracd
Clark eL. tin>t floor. Loomis’ block. ocTd-MOS
iETNAINSURMGE COMFY,
v . H AHTFOH9, CONN.
Incorporated 1819 - - - - - Charter Perpetual.
Cash ffvrf>fiu<«93)l94)loo.o}
Flro and Inland Navigation Bisks
TAKEN AT LIBERAL TERMS AND BATES.
Espeda!attention glreato Itsnnneeof DwcUlags and
Contents for terms of one to five rears.
ASSETS JAN. l, 1860.
PAID UP CAPITAL-
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
ParTa k'tYaL
Bank Stocks. Ac...... <353,400 *939,95 00
U. S. stock and Treasury Notes.... 525.0U1 00 232.650 oo
sute Stocks. Ac. 21V31000 324/32 20
City Stocks, Ac 115,000 00 llfl.ooo (O
Railroad Stocks, Ac 86.60000- 92,164 00
Mortgage Bonds. 82,000 00 82,000 00
Real Estate, unlnaumbered 75.996 0)
Miscellaneous Items 37,749 58
Cash on band and deposited on call
and in agents bauds. 894.745 26
*3,1*4400 09
Claires unadjusted and cot due. 1173,967 86
Applications received, and Policies lasuetfcor renewed by
any ofits duly authorised Agents. Lessee equitably adjust
ed and paid in funds current at any of the Banks In IB
Ucoto. '' *
Agents appointed, supplies furnished, and gll business
pertaining to a genera! supervision In the State ot Illinois
promptly attended toby WM. B. PATCH,
■ State Agent. Springfield. Illinois.
- HUBBARD A HUNT, Agents for Chicago,
yH.IT Nn.l Hlnet w. H. w»t*r frOlsrhsl.
'J'HE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ofllcbudra. of otisr
life Companies. From the ComptroJers Re
port for D 56, and Reports or Com*
panics filed for lts7.
IST New Polld'B
New Issued within 1557.
Policies. the year l&W.
1004 United Slltcs Life....1,277 for *2,766480 *2457,900
7H New York Life «H 2444410 2,675.101
M 2 New England 066 2./T.I4W 1,57A625
720 Manhattan 023
All Connrmc -U ISI 1485.550 1,310,870
623 Mutual Benefit. 491 1.610,140 1469,660
Albion 427 LW6.SIT
The assets of this Compsny exceed *700,000.
Tbe Annual Income exceeds *200,000. ItU purely Mu
tual. and Its dividends arc paid In cash.
Flnce Its organlzalirn. it has li.-ued 7419 policies.
The large Capital safe I .vestmen’s and economical man
agement, rentier its security bevond question.
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
N. O. DE QKOOT, Actuary. .JOHN EADIE. Sec'y.
Appicatlons for Agencies In the Northwest should be
made to
ORREN E. MOORE, Gen’l Agent.
apso c 216 3m ODce USX South Water street.
illumbius.
Q AS PIPE AND FIXTURES.
Brown & "Wilder.
17 & 49 State afreet, Up Stair**
CORNELIUS A BAKER'S. Pim.AngT.PTnt,
Ctas Fixtures.
The richest assortment In the dty. comprising all T>**
patterns.
Pipe 40 per cent discount from list prices. Fitting SO
cede per pound. sels-ly-a&iT
D. VoFARLAKS’S
Gas, Steam Fitting
—UfD—
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT,
Ki T.ARAT.T.'g STREET, CH1CAG0....54
—rut.!* ts—
-6u Fixture* and Iron Furniture,
PRACTICAL PLtCiUBER
A£d Maaulactnrer of
ALL KINDS OF STEAM WORK.
TO THE THAEE
The trade supplied with tools ud every article la t&e Qu
BUam Kitting and Plumbing Buiineu. Ko Gilding and
Brewing done to order.
BF~ MsnufactorTlST end 113 East Washington street.
mrtS-lT
50,000
STARK MILL BAGS,
At $23.75 per Hundred.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGER QUANTITIES.
F, PALMER,
.Las* Sxazzr UJ, 114 a Ilf
myfifoD*ly
US, 114 All 6.
pRINCE
Imperial Champagne 5
FROM DE VENOGK & CO.,
EPERNAY, FRANCE.
Sold Vy all JS ttptdaiU DtaUrt throughout Cm
Country,
This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until the past
year was confined exclusively to the best tables of the
Continent of Europe, has now obtained the meet unbounded
saoceesandpopnlarityin thisoountry. It Isneommeoded
bysoire of thefirst Physldans ofthedty of New York,
overall otherwise*, on account of Its extreme purity and
deQcaey, and those who once try it rarely use any other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since Its in*
trod action into this country, the demand la enormous and.
constantly Increasing.. Our arrangements enyuAas to en
sure the quality of the Wine being at Its pro.
sent high standard. Tbe Prince Imperial Is Imported sole
ly by ns, we bring the sole Agents of Messrs. Da Tumi
4 Co* In this country.
% - E. V. HADQHWODT 4 CO,
mhl7-bßßl*Bm Not. <33. 490 4 «« Broadway. P, T.
1 K(\ BblfL PLANTATION, FOR
PARSONS, PITKIN A HAHKEY. . .
28 South Water street,
ASanSmgatrti <sicsange.
T?DW. I. TINEHAM & CO.,
Ji i Having returned to their old stand.
COR2TXB OF T.in AND CLARK STREET*,
Will continue their business as
Banker* and Exebaose Dealer**
Exchange ob all part* of Europe.
XOWAXO I. OTCM. OtfATgl JOK3 ».
European Exchange and Passage Office,
8C BBJBDOBJV STJtBBT.
Sight Draft* for sale on England* In*
land and Scotland*
Tenons wishing to vMt the «!d eonntrr, or to send ffcr
their Meeds bribe OLl> BLACK STAR LINE OF
SAILING PACKETS, or by first class ittasuaitM,
obtain certificates of passage at reduced through rates.
ayl%c3l7«lm
'X/fASSBiA'LL COUNTY BANK,
ITJL LACON, ILLINOIS.
O. D. Coxax, Cashier. W. F. Film, presL
Cored ions made in Marshal ar«t adjoining counties, and
proceeds remitted promptly on day cf payment.
mylexAo • “■
JJOFFMANN & GELPCKE,
ISA.VIiEKS,
CHICAGO.-^.. - T .,. TTrTrTNOIB.
44 & 46 LASALLESTBEEI.
Banking Department
Deposits received cn Current Account from partle a
city or country, and the unol accomodations grante'• tc
regular depositors and correspondents.
Interest ob balances can only be allowed to cases where
special agreements bare been made to that effect.
We receive deposits, payable at a specified date, on which
interest will be allowed.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT*
' Deposits, Is soma not less than fire dollars, received and
Certificates of Deposits I-sued. Interest at six per cent,
will be allowed on deposits ot this description alter the
funds have remained In our hands a specified time. All
certificates made payable on demand, and in like funds aa
deposited.
COLLECTION DEPART2VENT.
Collections In Chicago mace and proceeds remitted on
da? of payment, leas eurrem premium on Exchange onlv.
C’oileruons aolidiedon all parts of the West, and proceeds
remitted on favorable terms.
donxestio exchange depart.
_ niBNT#
we draw Sight or Time bills on the principal titles o
the Union, available In any part of the Dnl:ed States or
Canada, and bare made arraignments by which we are en*
abled to order by Telegraph the payment of Holes, Accept*
ancea, Accounts. Ac, in New lore.
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
We bay and sell on Comm!Mica either st Chicago, or
through our Agents. at Hew Tork, State, City, Coonly,
Hallway, Ac, bonds and Stock. Our connections la Hew
.Tore are such as to Insure prompt and judicious attention
to any order entreated to our care.
FOREIGN DKPARHETENT*
Our business corrections with Europe being DIRECT.
VERY EXTENSIVE, ud MOST INTIMATE, we feel
safe In assuring the public that all foreign baa ting transac
tions can be effected through nur bouse with promptness
and efficacy, equal to any house la the Union. We Issue
Drafts and Letters of Credit la sums to suit at New York
terms on our correspondents In London, Pirl*. Frankfort
on the Mala. Hamburg, Berlin. Bremen. Leipzig, Cologne.
Heidelberg, Bale. Berne. Dresden, Ac* kL, Ac* Ac.
Being particularly desirous or promoting direct cominer
dal Intercourse between the West and Europe, we cheer
fully, and on terms mort favorable, extend particular fadli.
ties by opening credits, Am, At, to responsible Western Im
porters. Collections of Drafts Orders, Notes, Acceptan
ces, Inheritances, Am, At* payable In any part of Europe,
ma e with promptness and di-oatch.
fir Country Banka and Bankers supplied with Foreign
Bills at low rates. Private BondsandMortgages negotiated
abroad.
HOFFMANN ft GELPCKB.
msca a. xoinfax3....orTo «zLrccs....a£xzxxzL£n.
F&jjycxs J. UOFFJfM w,
Consul of the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Welmar, the Duchies
of Brunswick and Saxe-Ootba, and the free city of Frank
fort, and by special act of several State*, authorized to art
for former ritlien* of AUSTRIA. BADER. BAVARIA,
NASSAU, PRUSSIA, SAXONY.
WIRTEMBERQ. OLDENBERG. Ac. Ja3?-os»ly
JgXCHANGE & DEPOSII Bank
WJSJJtB, cjbpejvtjs: x co n
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
SOWN WZJULX. 8. D. OARrxm.' . H. B. STIBSe
Refer to Am. Exchange Bank. HomanaACo.,
Bankers.Cincinnati; F. O. Ad*ui-,Chicago; Head, Drtxel
A Co* Bankers. New York. ja2o dl lr
T C. BARBOR, Banking and Ex-
JL • change office 42 Clark street. Exchange, Uncurreat
Money, Gold and Sliver bought and sold.
Reference»-J. Yeung Scammoa,President Marineßank:
F» Q. Adams. , fell
CPENCER, VILA & CO.,
kJ B A -V K E it s,
•Vo. 13 Congress AT reef, Bottom,
COMMERCIAL PAPER DISCOUNTED AND NE
GOTIATED.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the NEW ENG
LAND STATES.
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold on commission.
Particular attention given to the saleof City and County
Bonds and all Mar- viable Securities.
Tbs correspondence of Banks and Bankers solicited.
Hmuscu is Boaros—J. Amory Davis, E-q* Prest.
Sutloib Bank; Caleb Stetson. Esq., President shoe and
Leather Dealers Bank: G. W. Thayer. Esq„ Prat. Ex
change Bank; A, D. Hodges, Esq,, Prest. Washington
Bank. mhlQbTbOsm
AC. OERTEL,
• BANKER A~D BROKER,
75 Dearborn Street,Xhlcaco, 111.
Bight and Time Drafts on New York and other principal
cities bought and Mid. Collections nude on favorable
terms bight Drafts on England, Scotland, Ireland and
Wales, eweden, Norway, France, Holland and Germany
In sums of 95 and upwards. Jall-biQ3-6m
T3ANK OF FOND DU LAC,
XX rOHD DU LAO,
WaooNiZH.
B.E.Lxrmrs,Cashier. A. Q. Rnrtxx, Prest.
Collections made free of charge, and remitted promptly
at current rates of exchange. no3*fy
MARINE BANK,
JjX CHICAGO MARINE AND INSURANCE O
CapitmX $600,000*
B. F. CARVER, Cashier and Secretary.
J- YOUNGSCAMMON.President,'*’
X3T Collections made and drafts remitted to all parts of
the Union. fen
]\ TARS HALL & DRURY,
XTJL exchange, collection and banking
OFFICE, Molise, Ilusozs.
Dewitt C. Marshall. fcitriu.T Dicst.
made and remitted at current rale*, art
RzTEaEaota—i’ark Bant, New York; Bank cf Foagh.
keepsle, Poughkeepsie, New Ycrk; Marine Bant, Chicago,
Illinois; White Bros, Chicago, III.; Bockee, I’hilUpd i Co-
Chicago. 111.; B. F. Stout A Co. St. Louis, Mo. < r.lxl
iHacljiuerfi, ?i)atbUiare, &c.
.IL&00.000 00
. M4OO 03
OAA TONS PIG IKON—FIRST
ajV/U QUALITY. Apply to
THO.TIAS S. DirKERSOX,
METAL WAREHOUSE.
No. 45 Waba*h Avenue,
Burch's Iron Building.
my 14 &334 ly.
r D. DECREET & CO,
fj e MASTTACTCBtIS OT ALL USDS Of
▲HOaZTSQTB&AZ. ZBON WOBB.
rsormrcToas or
Poller** Patent Portable Iron Fence*
AND JOHNSON'S PATENT
IJtOJS- BOLLJJVG BUCTTEB ,
OFFICE. NOS. 8 AND 4. PARDEE'S BUILDING.
Comer South Water and Wells sis., Chicago.
IP’S. B..Williams, Agent.
N. S. Bocroa. {mhi-bTOfi-Sml J. D. Drearer.
J7 AT & COMPANY’S
Machinery Depot,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Hare the Largest and Best Assortment cf
STATIONAKY STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
HASH AND MOULDING MACHINES,
Woodworth Planing Machines,
WITH AND WITHOUT MATCHING.
Doane’a Patent Resawing Machines,
Deane’s Stave and Barrel Machinery,
Doane’sHeading Lathes and Joiners,
Doano’s Shingle Machines.
B*’e Western Agents for the s?le of DUFOE A CO'S Cel
ebrated
Dutch Auker Brand ‘
BOLTING- CLOTHS.
A Large stock constantly on hand. Also,
HART A MUNSON'S
PATENT FLOIBLVG AND CBIST MILLS.
Leather and Robber BeUlos, Lacing,
Packing, Ac., Ac.
At the very Lowest Cash Prices.
W. a. Duane. Agent.
my14c330-1y 137 CUrk-tt., Chicago.
Chicago Lead Works
Comer of. Clinton usd Fulton streets, West Side.
LEAD PIPE, BAR & SHEET LEAD,
Shot, Lead,
Bed Lead, and
Lytharte,
PIG LEAD. PUMPS AXD HYDRAULIC HAMS.
XT Order* from the trade solicited. CASH paid fo
Old Lead and flax Seed. P.Ojßoi IS2B.
[fed] E. W. BLATCHFORD.
HY. DITMARS,
• PRACTICAL
mllachinest and Pressman ,
NORTH WATER STREET,
One Door West of Wells-st., Chicago, Hl*
Particular attention paid to repairing Printing prasva,
manufacturing Chases, Ac* Ac.
Steam Engine* rebuilt, and *et note order.
Orders from the country solicited, p. O. Bo* 343.
snlv*l-3ta
gOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
Rsplnm Cured
ST THS . * A
Hard Knbbe rA 1
“RIGGS TRUSS”
ThU Truss lauc’-lke all others ertr used, boti inecn
structlea and raa'erial. Deesnotcomtar.Ur prers in the
rupture.aal lhe-el.yg-.ve cal. firatros* for Ue. Use moat
of trusses In me, vat presses in four places aancxn, the
ring bringing thf p iit« together, glring tatu-e a cutscx to
curewaich. tt does In nearly mi] cases. Does not press
UPON THE COBD. or obstruct circulation; never sods
or corcdes, and is always clean and new. Young persona
and recent cases always cured. Physicians cay It la the
Only Philosophical Truss in Use.
None but those win have tuffered with the miseries of rop
ture can appreciate the value of the " Riggs* Trust.*
Cases of yean* standing
have been cubed
by this Truss within three tcorths past.
J, B. SEELEY, funeral Ageet. will be at his offlee.
No. 194 Lake street, comer of Wells. Offlee open from a
a.x.tvSr.ir. Call and examine for yourselves.
mytScCT-dv
YORK DYE WORKS,
WM. YERBURY,
IST S.Cark-it, between Madison and Monroe, Chicago,
Dyer and Cleaner of all kinds of Silk and Woolen Goods.
Abo. btraw Bonnet Bleacher and Preaser. Store and
ortnctiy work punctually attended to. ap37W~ly
QITT HOSPI TAL.
A Private Ward for Private Patients,
Hu been opened at tbe OityHospt’al for the reception ef
women. Lslne-n womea.ardoth rs, will reiecaived at
U times. Medicine and meaical asendanes_gr tnltooa.
mytixdw A. 11. CAR I‘Srt. Warden.
CTEWART’S COOKING STOVE
O ST tLI* AHEAD.—The acknowledged superiority e
the Stewart Stove has given rise t n several imitations
Thegenuine article fbr sale only by O. METZ, Agent, af
190 Stale street, between Monroe and Adams. Also, a
good assortment «f House keeping, Hardware and Tin.’
van* . ap3-cfiTMy
Rouses
72 lake street. ~2
haxee Stock booibt at reduced price,.
STAPLE I FANCY DRY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
CROCK EUT, CHINA,
Glass and Silver-Plated Ware.
WE HAVE
am.AaasD and zbzpbovsd
OUR MI>CELL tNEOUS STOCK K u to provide ftor
our Increasing fade, and the demand during Coarrntloa
Weik. amt Invite all buyers that wish to purchase i: th»
Lowtsr Run Mass zs Ctncioo, to call and examine our
assortment and prl ea.
Bowen Brothers,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
NO* 72 LAKE STREET.
aril
Anno Domini ■*••••••■••■• 1860
Of American Independence?* *.. *.84.
Spring Announcement,
PEAKE, MARSH & DE LONG,
30 LAKE STREET,
Continue their buaiseas la the manner they have cos
ducted it daring the ’»<* tlx yean, offing
at wholesale a large stock of.
Known Brands of Goods,
AT A SMALL ADVAHCE.
ora uorro, “low prices wet,”
warranted by our purchasing from first hands, doing
business on small expenses, and selling to a close prosnol
paying trade. To all such, we shall offer throughout the
season a complete and unsurpassed stock of
DRY GOODS. HOSIERY AND NOTIONS,
On the most favorable terms. Good men are Invited
gamine oorgoct and prices. feip V) ly
1860.
Oats, Caps* and Straw Goods,
SUMMER STYLES,
NOW HEADY
AT
E. EIQERSOiV’S
HO. 85 LAKE STREET. JfO. 85
mylxaa-lm [Under Treooat Home.]
IB6O—H. W. DCNT & C 0.—1860
HasvracTtrazss ias jobbzxs or
Beady Made Clothing,
And Dealers in
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS,
C&fo, CUsnauTt*, Ruindt, 2V«nl», Jo mu, Linen*, Ducks,
Jailor's Jrimmisgs, (J-c* ty-e.
Goods at tit© Lowest market Bates*
2708. 33 & 35 t.attti STHMT,
(UP-STAIRS.)
Rawson & Bartlett,
.VltmiMniM ..n -
WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS & SHOES.
3£ Labe Street, Cbleaeo, 111.
Wa TroaJd respectfully 001 the stuatioa of City ud
Country Merchant* to our extensive stock of Boots and
Shoes, which we have now in store, and are dally reoe vta#
from our Factory in West Boyleston, Mist, whlcn cun
slats of afullaasortment of lhoseCdebratedCustom-w.de
Patna Kip, A Calf.and Grain Water Proof Boots * together
with a full Mock oi all stylet of
SPRING AND SUmmER GOODS.
of the best qual’ty and manufacture which wa are prepared
to sell forCASU and prompt paying trade at Beaton aad
New York Jobbing Price*.
We are Agents lor the tale of Mitchells Patent MctalEe
Tip Boot* and Khoe*. of which w« haw a full stock
■yyiLLIAM BLAIR A CO.
No* 176 LtkflStNft,
Importer! and Wholesale Dealers la
Hardware , Cutlery ,
■AIM, HK-FL&XC, IBXKT IBOH, CO7FIXI
Zinc, Coppor Bottoms, Block Tin*
—AISO—
A full assortment of Tinner’s Tools and Machines, Ja*
panned and Pressed Tin Ware, Rivets, Karaite.
«eS-lv
1860 SPRING TRADE 1860.
DAVIS, SAWYER <k CO.,
MY MOM JOBBERS.
4=2 Sc, 4=4= Lake Street,
HAVE NOW IN STORE
A Very largo and Complete Stock,
Comprising the latest styles and most sc iso sable goods,
which win be offeree at New York jobbing prices, for cut
or approved credit.
BOOTS & SHOES
At Wholesale,
49 LAKE STREET .41
DAYIS, SAWYER & CO.,
Haring large facilities and experience, bare purchased I n
unusually
Lug. and OaieMly S«l»cUd Stock,
Which will be offered at prices that «b«» defy competition
East or West, and all goods warranted to give entire satia
faction.
HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
Umbrellas and Parasols.
43 & 44~~Lake Street—*'4B 9t 44
DAVIS, SAWYER & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers,!
Hare tu store a large and very complete comprising
he meet recent styles, direct fWm the manufkctu m, all of
which win be offered at prices that cannot fhUtoi atbfy.
mhl9-t>Si34m
O. C. COOK & GO.,
(Successors to Batterlev, Cook A Co^>
WHOLESALE EMEES
AND DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
Dried Fruits and, Fish.
16 & 18....51 ate Street., ..16 & 18
CHICAGO.
tthirflMy
ELAND sfc MIXER,
139—Sonm Watcr-st--133
PREMIUM HAMS!
They now oftifccnlathstr Premium Sugar Cured Baas,
on which U*r obtained the FULST PREMIU. k at Iks tw
cent UaiUd States Fair. Also. Buiokyl Bee% Pork and
Larncoastantly on hand.
P. tt. BOX 4370. C 'HlCAGO
vxiusoa LZLiXs. a. u » 0211
TNDIA RUBBER GOODS* OF
X ALL kctjs.
Machine 7£eltins*
RUBBER. LEATHER A3T*) COTTON DUCK ; COSf-
DUCTING, STEAM / HOSE; EIRE
BUCKETS, OASF.ErS, TUBESQ, RUB
BER A HEM* £> PACKING. LACS
LEATH* £R,BSLT HOOKS
A' ND CLASPS.
Rubber Clofning, Boots & Shoes,
Of *ll Mad*.
libber Gkrrn. Bo .-m and kTagon Covers, Camp Blankets.
Carfare and Notv sj Cloths, Life Pre-errrrs. Plano Covers.
Air Beds, Pillows and Cnihlona, Drurrst*« Article*. Toy*.
Combs asd every variety of Rubber Goods. WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL. JOHN B. IDESON 4 CO.,
, ir , „ . Agents forlhe Manufacturers,
nhIShSOT Sa a Dearborn sum.
1860 SP UIAG TRADE. 1860
«Y. Film Si i,
43, 44 and 46
"WABASH AVENUE.
DRY GOODS
«T OBBBRS.
iB6O. iB6O.
HATS, CAPS,
AND
STRAW GOODS,
AT WHOimSAZm.
E. It. KELLOGG 4* CO.,
No. 56 Lake Street,
CHICAGO.
A. B. Kblom. [mhSb'S-Sa} Qxo. 1. * r ■—
aH. & L. LAFLIN,
• WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
49 Brmth Ar«if,
Are now receiving their spring stock of Fat Papers sad
Eastern Book Papers, which they offer at low prices.
Ptlntag paper of every slxe and best quality. ocT*blfit
®®toUsaU Sjousts.
ORJESS TMtI.HJtIM'GS,
BHAWL BoaDDa.B,
Oonete, Hosiery, Skirts, Gloves, aUtts,
Small Ware*, Notions,
ZEPHYR WOOLS, jt C<
prices LOW/orfiiff,
ADOISOS GRAVES,
?8..» UuStik?. .....78
gTRAW GOODS
rOH JTXNB TBSDB.
WEBER, WILLHMS & YALE,
25 LAKE STREET,
Have a very large stock of Mesa, Boys, itl sn, and
Child: ca’«
STRAW GOODS,
To wh'ch they Invjtc theattentlon cf CITY end Cfrinf.
THY Leaiera. feld aCpd “sq
REMOVAL !—REMOVAL 11—
PEARSOJT Ok DANA,
VAXCTACTCEEE3 ISD THOLE3AI.B DEALZHS IS
Boots and Shoes,
No* 49.«**.**«*,. Lake Street**«***«**** No* 49
(UP STAIRS.)
Savin* sold out cur stock at 13i Lake street, wu ehall
hereafter devote oar attentloq to suuTaetarinx end Job
bin*.
Savin* a pood stock now In store, we solicit the petron*
tpe of oar former caslotsare and the public, my i-e^gn
£)RY GOODS)
J. M. STIA’E & CO.,
371.ake itrect and 41 & 43 Wa
r-null avenue.
.UP STAIRS.) have now In store, end will keep up
throughout the teaeon, a Urge and flrst>n:e
tasortmeat of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Both FOREIGN and DOMESTIC,
Adapted to the Spring Trade*
Our superior facilities and low rents enable us to offer
particular Inducements to
Cash and Prompt Short Time Buyers.
Merchant* who cone here for a market, cr to re
pleniah a stock, will find It to their Interest to favor ua with
aa early call when In the city, t"Mob77frim
QROCKERT,
FIXE CUIiYA,
glassware
surer Plated 4: Brlltanla Ware,
house FURsismsa goods,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THO.TIAS p. RIBS,
»M«I TO LAKE STREET.
JMPORTANT NOTICE
TO MALIKS Ei
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tbe Celebrated Copper Toe!
Bocos. March 53,1860.
To Mxssts. WiMvom A Tnu Chicago, III.:
QxsrruDtß—>To comet utnor which appears to exist
among eome parties dealing In Mitchell's Patent Metallic
Tipped BooUasulrhoea,weherebv«tateinU we claim no
right whatever to deal in said goods wlthla the States of
lowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota. Tbe exclusive right to
deal in said Tipped Uo»ts .nd :*hos* la the above States har
ing been sold bv the patentee before we rurchaetd the la*
veatloa and patent of him. Ke-pvctfollv yours,
CHASE, MCEINNET ACO.
WADSWORTH & WELLS,
Wholesale Dealers la
BOOTS SHOES ,
«0 . . Lake Street. • . SO
We own the exclusive right fbr ’-he tale of
MITCHELLS PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BOOLS
AND SHOES.
for aaa wtthln the States of Wisconsin. lowa, and Mlane*
tat», and hereby give notice that *ll parties c'eallng In these
goods within tbe above State-, wlShoo* having tint ar
ranged with us and by our consent, are and m’UI be direct
iarri-g-rs upon our EXCLUSIVE rlgbta. and that as soon
aa we are advised of any UCtegement, shall den land proper
and immediate redraws.
We have made extensive aTinxemenls with ®o«t
celebrated moanfacturr whereby we can fn'Ty the
increasing (temanfi with the best qoalltUe of these Tipped
Boots and Shoes from our store lia Chicago, each pmr °*
which will be stamp-d or labelled wbh our name. .
We shall recognize no Tipped goods within ellfier iM
above Statea btxtsuchaa are thus stamped and supplied
by ue.
We will warrant In all Instances one pair of dtUd'a c°p
per-Uppedahoostoout wcartwo ana oftentimes tnreeor
four pairs oi equal quality without Uu«, aa can be shown ny
very many test menials, while the sirens® Is but * trln«s
more, malcmr as actual average tavUt to the consumer of
near two hund *ed p»r cent.
We al«» owi i the right (not exclusive) for tbe «ale oftik*se
patented goof Js Into all territory of the owners ol the patAt
and are la ne. way subjected toap'tyatcommiseloa of fttv
to sevkn anf .a half per cent, paid by *ll other oealere.
Wepanirjttiuly solicit the at'eull(*n of dealrtta In these
goo-la wltt Jo the State* of Illinois, •ejrh-gan and Indiana
to our adwaotafta under this patent, *od the quah’ty of our
goods wl u be unsurpassed by an« suck in union
wh ch wi. aim. quality considered, to offer at otmprtuMl
pr'ees wl th goods wUbout Tina.
W'esh* til give undivided attention to thla branch of osr
buslnes .la connection with our general stock, and .respect
fhilyarjUcit orders for our goods and due respect /oroor
rights,
dealers may not be misled by tbs advertisements of
otters in Chicago and elsewhere, outside the Staii'soi
Wisconsin, lowa, and Minnesota, who advertise them*®.****
ss agents lor the sale of -
M rrCHELL’A PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
we rtat • that all such agencies do not extend to or In any
way whatev'r appertain to the ade of ta:d goods wdhlnthe
Slates cf Wisconsin lowa and Minnesota. _ . . .
ap4b»9 3m WADSWOHTH A WELLS.
TEWETT & BUTLER,
fj waoiaamr duudu m
Hardicare and Cutlery,
NAILS, GLASS, SHEET IKON,
Copper, zinc. Tinners’ Stock*, Tinners’
Tools, Tin Plate, Fence *«•
18 ... Lake Street.
SION OF THK SCISSORS,
Bptwppn Wahsah and
IZSUICX JTVITT. M.ITW • wt, Tt***
SPRING TRADE.- ~
18 8 0.
Field, Benedict & Co.,
SO. 81 A 83 SOUTH WATER STRICT.
Are aow receltlog their osua] largestock of goods sd«p
to MEN'S WEAK, to which they would Invite the titci-
Uon of cull and prompt paying customers, consisting In
rail of
black and Colored Broadcloth*, all grades,
Black and Fancy Doeaklns and L’aaslram, ’ *t
hUk, Marseilles and valent* Vestings,
Farmers* and Mechanic'* Caaaisiere%
Cottonsdes In great variety,
Kentucky Jeaca. Merino Casalmeres.
Fannera* Linen Drll* and Ducks,
Spanish, Gnus, Blouse and Blay Linens,
Tweeds, Satoetts. Corduroy*. &Z-. Ac.
Also, a general stock of TAILOIIA* THIMMCVGB.
Deillogexclnslvelylngood* adapted to MEN'S WsaK.
ws can otfsrthe trade superior Inducement* tn thr way o'
iiags.
■RAGS-BAGS—BAGS—BAGS—
JL) CORN EXCHANGE.
BAG 3IANCPACTORT.
HART. ASTEN A CO., IS? South Water street, Chicago* -
B. £. CLARK A 80., U3 Broad street. New York.
acaNtrracruius no diaiiu r*
BIGS OF ETERI DFSCEIPTIOS.
Millers* and Grocers’Bags made and printed to order with
beautiful brands. New and second-hand Seamless Grain
and Gunny Bags, for Shippers’, Miners’ and Fanner*'use.
Bags for Flour, Buckwheat, Feed, Hams, Salt, Seed, Ac.
gWOrd trs filled with fidelity and dispatch. Bags leaned
to shippers, myJ-y-ly
BAGS,! BAGS I! BAGS ISB
mriLLT
, sna bio banifictoet,
41,44 A4O Wabash avenue, Chicago.
BAGS AND SACKS of every descsiptioa.
famished on short notice,
and printed with
NKW AJD BEAUTIFUL BRANDS
SIMEON FAKWKLL.
spg-dAwly-tm
pHICAQO BAG AGENCY.-
S7B South Water stmt.
HrmT.ws GRAIN BAGS of virions aiaes and quaU-
K FLOUR—halves, quarter*. eighths—prtalad to order of
ny desired pattern.
HAM SACKS—every size used.
OUNNT RAGS—Two or three bushels.
Commission Merchants, Millers, Grocer* and Provision
Dealers will find lost the article wasted In our stock. Ui
der*solicited. (apl’«Cly] HAWKINS A CHAPMAN.
acriuttcts anb Uuilbers.
yyrr.T.TAM w. BOYINGTON,
Y irciL“ ect an 4 Superintendent.
amalu* n±nc
‘ .. " t O ISTIMATIS
REIJABU DETAi
«yefromdrawing*. of the Peel
Om«*-aj Dearborn street, flntdooi. ©yl7v7s-lT
Offlee. » ■
L WHEELOCK)
Architect and Superintendent,
OmCI KD. T7 DEAR BORN STRUT. . iM _
Oppoaltetke Post Offlae. Chicago. aoUtHTQ
Q. F; RANDALL,
ARCHITECT.
□mo* Hr TH* PORT!.AND BLOCK. OHIOaGO-
n*jn-tinwirrsi _
Ebu rung.
• ARCHTTKCr Nc.%o Dearborn street, (oppoflte
rremont House.) la prepared to furnlak plans and Bpeoaea-
Uonsfor allhinds of Building*. He conddeatly refers tc
many of tbe best bnildtnsaln Oklra-o—both public and pn*
rale—u evidences of Ma ability, and that orders entrusted
to him wui ne executed la the most aatUfaetorr manner.
la» bf133.1v
n OOD BUILDING STONE
VJ Tor sale at the
Quarry of Kenben Taylor & Son,
Corner of Chicago vena* and Western Umlk* I*l4-1
a RAIN ELEVATOR AND
WAszßOCU_Havlne rented the Cndn Elevator
and Warehouse formerly occupied by Olbb* Ortffln A Co-,
oa ike corner of Frrnllm and North Water street* 1 am
now prepared to do a general Storage and Elevating bou
ses* and solicit the patronage of my Steads and the pn&-
Ueevnarallr. l**-h*TA«ii> nifA.U WHBKLKR
100,000 H 4i3£L. KS '
Tor nle at
Corn Exchange Rag Factory.
HART, ASTER A CO„
mMbTWfcn iw South Water street.
PEPPER.
*IVV IJUtTNOLDS, ELT A CO
i.tgal aobcctismt mu
ATORTGAGE SALE—Whereas
I*l Acn»C*ni<*y.of the city ofCbtcago, rt ”7
onthe23dd.iT o r Juiv. A. 1». b.w. emmv tw r.f 1.,°.,*
fage of that date to Hr ratio O. Lmml*. of i!: CS j mi , D a li*
audio his heirs andasslgns theinausiad ramie s
afterdesrrirvatuteeuretbe ravme.'-t of Hie mm o f r>a
Thermal Two Hundred Dwvfi and btvre»t acco'd-n»t,
the tenor and effect of sic promissory notes mv< an i Ve
stured bvrie said Anne Caney. c* h beaiti** .-Tec csta
witnuid mortgage and payab'e tolheortcruf said
t*ank. ch:ei»o, five of which *ud n-t'-ve
each rorthe sum of twobandnd daUan« arid t-'y.hl* n»-
u jix, twelve. »i.-hfe*n, t-sinty-foa’- sod thirtr
STi w *. fter d * ,# * me of wMca raid rMesU fit four,
d »«(jo"ars *no bpv ab'eli Irtv ? x mo-t'i* a*l r
nuia* I ?r«^ B * ,t,,tld,nCT, * a ** tret tfder-o-t rtonirt he
lhatu J .“’ y*inx la Jnl
conveyed andall ibht sad equ/tv * 3 }IZ£Z
anoe. •sm.-T. her heirs and **«! m» tbet •’*. n V, 5
toe, at the Court bouMdecr in re a i v i i% ? »-1
tt.wehe tNd-=ej hrn».
nnice. wbl<-b sad mortgage s rccor-M* *-„*?*!*
'^«. r S kc ““‘ y - in ''''’- lB - r * «or ir.vjs
Sow.-Uereforo.de'Wn’t * arlr-ir W-n
I* o'* 0 '** aboT# m-rilonert,therenV
il nm Secured in he pid’V t ” 1 t
tJ?! i.M <1 i. m,>r .f a^r not bavln ' b«v-i re!* e r sa i- a r*'|
flWDer °f *heta.d no'esacl mort’vev Nn « * ,A„
State of lllla-d#, alia* publrevuctio-i, toib*
der for rath the premise* in *aa hy the s .-,i „, r .
veyed.to wt:— Alt the toJU»«in*d.« t Udm. t V D *
psiO'lsor land silaat- in th- C natv r.f c -tV*- ' 'i*
aadfenowßanddescilbcda* fudows nsm-v -.1 !•
ed fcalf (w) of Lots one l)an t fo'-r (». -• id*-, ion,. ‘.l*
Lob three :S.anj four (l-.md'ot ti two »• a-.» - t
(l) in dock three *)ln El U’divt.on t tL- «.■ •
quarter of Sea 100 tnlr y f op(*4) at..t C‘ ;Tn
ih rtT-flvetiVlnT-wns}.t.»»hlny n ner.tJj i-.- U . r K:»'
fourteen fUj eat ofy-e Thinl Prno';;* : Mirdtr •»«>
oHeonai«!dciiruith pm it tn* p»n«.f :h \u h
east fract on• I qnsiter o* ?etton i«--o : v ••z,
lnTi>wr»hpthirtv-BlBe( !»- no** ofI!:«i;k
esetnfthe third f*nr*lpa» Mer dan. b>-mdrdar u .-e* rib .1
as f.r lows: rommenein ■ oo th» wc?t lr« mi r
fractional qusit«-r af. p'ad. neefn.r.s a-.l
seven een»niionehdr .917H* »<ma of •hec^nt'rof
the -sld re tlon. a ■! nriunc fnmi tierce » u n-intno
Slid wo-t Mce < n‘hn'rtfed »fi*t
eeveoMid onehalf (TX> > ! etas; lLen.-e»a t pjr IVt wi*»
•becoft’i I ne < f th-* aid fr c’.otal qua*! -r > et'i.n • o th
afccre o f Lake .Mlch'rtn ; f.ta:* no thi-r v on ;>rul
tneaiil th r- -t’t-* *o a p.dM no Mitis*-d a'id
seventeen and one half .»7H» f-et nil. > t'-.-t.-rfi i-.c
of th- said fraction.l qnunvr jni'm; and th t. c *««•
para'Vlwi h the said north llneloi*'*-t>’ *ce ni t.i—nl
eoi.taming fou*acre* moreorle t, »ul>' cr. 'ioaev t r
rUhtotwav ov. r astrpofthe std :an-l t»- nt
fre’ in whitb.bertto ore grant'd or deer* v• t > th-» •;• i -i.
Central K-llto-d tf mpanv by tie root t* -u tv f mt
Conn, sod 11 right aad eqmy rcdeniMior. ■••
A ncCs^ey,herhetra»od oaslgtv l.i *ald pe.T.MS lit
the purpeeesm ?ald o.«rg go m.-Ltl.-n- <l.
IU RvTIOG. LOJiliS. M - t Jg-o
Ws A. roßTts. art y. td
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cor.ntv of
kJJ Cook. S.S.—Superior Court of (*h!c-iso, An*'!**
19*0.—Ell i*. Present vs. John C. !> *’ >1 .1 «:rra \*
K Ult-, na'dUn «v the raid iohaC L« *l o _i- r* .tj,-*ry
Affloavtt of the rMU.nc< of Wl .
andibat raidJobaU. >*ot etmb gim* • a n »t.!•??»'*
and cmao - , he >ouod ther-i " to be sr»T»*tt wOi t,r i-%-
tuvin* b*-en filed In the office n» t*-** CV»a of •.»!! >u
pee or Coa-t of Chl.agoon 'be n n-let-n h *i t. Notice
?• herebr jdten tv the aald JohnC. fodcoamt .tanic* a.
GlUin that the compl .leant filed hi* bill of con-.uli'rt
a*amat them In nid Court. on th- Chicr*rv -tOr ii : cn v f,
on the o-neUenth day of M .y, ISfid, and h't a n*n
thereupon luneo out of said CouM aiiiC't -;iM detir.d .n*«
rvturnaMe' on the brat Monday ot august neat, IcAJ, uilc
bv law required.
Now, unler* yon.the said J. hn C. an ! J;itno« A,
GUM*, shall personally be and appear before t v e i Su.
pertot Court of Chicago of Crok Coant .on the fnt-tav
of the tens thereof, to be hoMra at Chicago. In -aid
County, on the tint Monday of Auguv. iSfo, ami plejd. an*
swer or demur to the said ccmrla Batin’ jtj ofc mrU'ct,
the same, and the matter? and thlrg* therein rh.*rgejl and
•tiled, wll be taken a* conic**.-’, at <t a decree entered
you according lo»he pneer n' •»>d h I'.
WAI TER KIMBALL. Cl fk.
W. T. Dcaoaaa. Compl ,, » , Sol*r. isy.M-crc.tw
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
iV. TbeatuS«fS'(ta«J txea <*n.v appointed A.t
mJnUtrmlrix of the »st*to of Ell*h» W. Trio, deenurd,
iMeorCockConsty.of thesdftte of lldu-l* l>r 'het>un*
ty Court of nld County, bvt »*t the M.n.lay of Juno
next, it ft terra of told Court then to tehcld for tt»* pro*
MStEoeat noil ftd'.udicaUoa of ftl claims »ai»in*t nld wt.Ce,
ml which time at the Court House In Chicago. &lt rrnoss
hovlDK any claim* ftnloot wdctUle. fti«* requested tup re
cent tac nine for »dju«tai«at,
SARAH SU2.VBETH TRACT,
AdmlnistratTt*.
ap.»-cge*tJ«»la , tiO
Dated April llth. 1860.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
W^Cook,««.—SapeHop Coort of CMcago. dune Term. A.
D. Ho'dvnPutnam vs. lohu G. A*l on.
Public notice Is hvfrhv given to the «i.A ;m.s
thatawrt of attachment Usurd uut of'ho r>:)lc »>f no
Clerk of the Superior Court of Cl !• ago. d-ii.d the
fourth day ot M y. A.l>. lHQ.aMhv»ut;<if ih>»* •: ||. Idea
Putnam, nr d a*alo«t the e-t.te oi ’lie *a.t J hntJ. .Vhms
fortne sum of eight hun- ieian.l«lihiv-Bvr n ilO|i,,'ol
lare.direcedtiineScerlttofCookrrun'v wiu' tad writ
hai b*en returned evecuted. IWw, ti ertfore un'i-sm-i,
the said Jehu G. Adam*. »Hal: f • 3. a ati^ar
before the said Superior Court of Ct.lrag) on or Wfore
the flret day of the term thereof, to to boi.’m kt
tbe Court House In the Cite of ChV;.«.-> tie flt«t
Monday of Juie. A. I>. IHOgive sceual -nil aul plead
to tne said phtictlff'a action, ju«lg»n«vtit will 1 * rntvrvd
agalcst you and in favor or tbe i-tid ;.lal: illf. and so
much or the property attached as mar N; -nthcvi.t ti>
mtisfy the aald judgment and co*t, wltib- white nullify
the same. WsU 1 EK^IwIMBAI.L,Cltii.
tCATII' M:ALUrrX»4 JIWITT. I'll tf’a All’,*
m)3oc«~Mw
"VTOTlCE.—'Wfccrcss. a* co lateral
li spcnrttvfor the aceptareo hrih* MndeM'gred of
four certain dra't-.-’awo by Th'’m.»s w **a
In favor of A.ll.nancheU.o.-f'r *l.O • Ved JnW >,
I*M. payable IS mrtths a'terdalv; on- f r ♦bib*', dated
Julv e, ISA®. pats’ I* 14 months alter dare; :»i d i».> f r
•I W> each, datedJulvd. ISM. p*y-t*’o * m id 1 * at«
th<-lrdale. 'he sai > Th-ira- *c. p ac.-d hi ti.vhv •'*
hCO-> -hares of *t» ck In tbe Garden CUv Mli.ing ('■■n.pirr,
o ecertlflcateNo.WforßW shatre.an-l the other c rln*.
cate ho. vd for J.OOO -hares of *a!d -reck r.rop.o v *ired
aodls ued -om-. ••nder dateof .Inly >•, I.**?. And wh-ir
a«, the above acc ptarces have all va.d bvmeatSlt If
nuturiiy and ao portion of fi* .*amo lm b-m rep* <l to
me bvsald Eeai; now.tre»efon*. tor t e put—«* <.fre.
p.ylugto me the amour tof tul! a w a or* w ?•. jt rer.«t
ibtnon from their n atari r, tildes *um ' ll '7*
aaid -h.tesa* Ihaw paid rlnce ilt«-lrl Mta i' W
o'clock w. a. of iVednrs *v. the 1 th a\ i-f .Imi . hi»*ai t,
at tbe office of F.G S*lton*la'l A co.r- Ci.»jiar..«
Lskoturtle.tnt Mcago.a llthealor m.utl-mdcert.rt-.a.0
and aharcsof s'ork. to the hlfiics* bI.M-r
Juaei,lß«.-<3Wtd <» a. ULtibAl’D.
ATASTEU’S SALE.—'ta'.e of Illi
-I.V 1 oola. Cook Ctuntv. *«— Cook C.-un’T n-ruit fr-urt,
In Chancery. J<-bo 11. Rlnzle vs- George 0. b»lc\
as Annuto-ngaail .lame* av«rtlL
Public Notice Is heirbv given, that in pnr-naace of the
mAndale la a decrees enured m the *tore rutUii .1 cju-pcu
Uia IWh day of .March. A. I' IS'V* l.t..** tVre r e*r,
on Ms*fe* In Chancery o; Cook County. Mate *a u>n d. will,
the eleventh day of J nr, A. 1). t: f inllc arc
tlon for rasluto th* hlgfa»»t bidver. ut the m reh u»k - m i he
Court House, in Ihe • st> of CUvagu, Oui.l. of C. tk,
alorrnld. at ten o'clock In the tortuooc «>f isd.l «..»v. r.l nt
the following described paral of naic-iuir, iw w.t; “All
that certain tractor p-Hfi " ! lard fltua'Mi r thr <M> of
Chicago. *cd u« ll> callrel th* * baud ILf. I'fii-g J 1 «aai
part of tbe n« rth mct;«>u m Mftu n >o. t»n tuo. hi ' wr.
Kip No.tblfty-nlne(33* ronhoim •• i; urT«vi . •*). fast
of the third prlntlj al u »r;du«:. whul. lit * *-u-.. u i. •• i•• is
esnstnicteo in tie barber biro*-.. )•« <» *;*.»»• i
eluded lathe waltruts of K.u*y - At... '• ‘.i nl-J
town of Chicago as Iberold water lets ate aid out on the
orgioatplatormapofiaid Kinxic'y -•dd.tioa !.»•- n. t.e
'to the office ofthe Kecord'-p of Deed* to* ti.e Couv.y ot
Coos, to which suldot'guul wipotw'. ’t '. ru.c
made ora* mucblhervut as ma> nm**.t'v -orr u.e
money duo to said complamsat upon raia d«cn*e w.i::
A ff _ * L.C. PAINE KiikiLlt.
Master In Chancery. <"ivk ••■Minty.
Chicago. May C. IP®o. rot hh-v 4*M_
sJoper ?3 tugings.
'Yy ALL PAPERS
SELLING
cuEJUPESTi.\" romv.
F. E. RIGBY,
81„„ ..Randolph Siatsr,
apA-cl3&-Sra
Yyall ‘papeb i
L ARREST ASSORTMENT <’P
NE W PATTERNS
DR '4KE & BRO’S
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANOERJ,
181.... Soul.’* street. .... 184
JDAPER .HANGINGS.—
T. STRUT STYLES
108 t.atb hTHMI 108
1 am aow opening my 9,"Ting Goods,
New Patterns of Wall Papirs,
In great variety, which wi’J be sold at
LOW PRICES.
WHOL E3ALE
and retail.
H. W. ANDRESS,
Lake etree'—be*. D?a’N>rn and Clark.
•IfflcHASn
jrtatumrtg &t.
JONES, PERDUE <fc SMALI,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WRITING PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
LEDGER PAPERS,
WVlrlng- Inks and Fluids ,
BLANK BOOKS,
CARD BOARDS
AND CARDS,
WRAPPING P^PE_,
And every description of
BOOK BINDER’S STOCK.
*
122 Lake Street.
CBICAGO.
OUTLER & HUXT, 48 State st.,
II hATeoow OB band the following sites of print;
SBsiT 13x0 SOi« Mx«o «XiS SSzSt
*Sx44 34x34 33x37 37x41 23x0
MIC SaxSS 39x33 S2xS7
* »«ii «r» tMalvlnx a large aasortment of BOOK PAP JUS,
towreanaof Wrapping Pape, of different liica,
1 000 reams Manilla do.
900 reams Cap and Letter, and a icdenl aaortmestef
g^f o Ma2ier , s celebrated Bock and Sews Ist.
All of which will be sold for oak at the lowest poaslbU
**Sh*ip OH Cub paid ftxrlUeu^l
* INGERSOLL,-
ox Boos Mjwiwwm.
• B*- -OIR AND RULES..
BOOK Bli» •■wattur* Blank Book* mty
Zam now prepared to ma. •* m deal red pattern*with or
description, ruled and bound.w •’Ur attention paid to or*
wtthool printed heading*. PartJ«~
dm fiom Coonty OtHeers, B*nfa,4c. *x Baled and
BUI Bead* Letter Head* shipping Bi»- -»c, bound la
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