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Special Nstires.
i The wonderfol tncccia of Dr. Hontct*
m'f celebrated and onttval'ea STOMACH BETTERS,
from the tine or Its ictrodneilcn to the public, proves
eonclnriv-'lyliereaolfeetsaperlotlti OTtrany other pre
paration of thektadnow mamfactured. Iti acti'n on
the digestive firms li or the mo«t pleastat character, re
moricr all diseases or morbidity, and idrlnictbe a-«*em
a sooodand bea'l'jj-toße. Tc cures of Dnpepfia, lon or
apptttte. Kfceral mental or phytic*! weakness. )U opc-a
tlon Is most benefistnu hjdetd; sotneoMhe most dire
fU cases that hare ever been under medical veattaent
hare be o entlr-.-lr cured by this ereat trent. Asa
tonic, Hosteller's Bl'.texs are most dellibtfal* especial?
before meals.
For sale by Drnpttac and dealers generally everywhere.
ja«lSwd*w
Tboaewho arc carious to wltncw the
wonderful perfection lo which A. Obsvaldt Gate mana
er a* N. Y.) has brcocht the man a]adore
«f A\xi aodTooueeti are invited to visll ma wle and
fcalrt>yln*Rooma. atNo. S Tremont Block anaexamine
Heaeairioui production! ot art. No scrutiny caa detect
the artificial from the natnral when adiosted to the
be*d. oajly
F. S, Cleaver's Prize Medal Hone?
ftoir. the oak genuine, will oe .ound t'ie best Toilet Soap
nose, ponesSnf a fre j acd creamy lather, - lasting ano
ddicatc perfume. and warranted cot to injure the skin,
beware of conmertdU.
f. 8. 01 carer's Musk and Extra 6eented Brown TYlnd- *
«or and Glycerine Soaps. Also. Sponaceoos Tooth Pow
der. for the teeth and not, to be had at all respectable
Dnw. Grocery and Fancy Stores In the United Statea.
Manufactory lo London. Wholesale and Beta'latJ. H.
RECOAOO..I4< and I*6Lake^t.Chicago. txg9b3343m
etaim refs Fluid Extract or Bark* an
nfallabte rernelyforUie Fever ad Asue.and the varf.
»as forma of BUHoua Diseases. •ntenaltVat, Remittent,
Shin Trta and Dumb Arue. tann* their origin in ma.a
naof-very fertile and tnanhy district*. prepared by Dr. j
a. £. Sawyer, Druodst and Chemist, android br Sawyer, I
Pake £ 00.,K0. 1® Lake street, Chicago.
ttda remedy is prepared entirely rem vegetable
iiaices, and ooitaine no mercury, arsenic, or
hA can prove Irycrions to the sjttem. Iu effect* are
ttiae of a deobstrncntsatf tonic, well t .apted to restore
ihi action of the Liver and whose
huctlonsare »e e-r.erall/ bapared lotbl# elnn or -li»-
HSL
lolclnt acc .•u.cf tonicj serve ouy in many cases tc
oaak the chills. bat ic net remove tb* diseases of the
«ltr aad other organs llrnvtlcaied. on which the
•>4 To/e: Jcpend; hence th<. usrfolneas of the "nuld
SyaU of Bark." (particularly In regions where Physi
die cannrt be resdilF comaittd), which contains all
<icoalltles salted tMbe Indicationsof these maladiea.
iondreds of testlraonliij in regard to the efficacy of
vireeOic'ac torn ;,er»ms ctr specublilty. have been
<lrn to t!,-_ i royr-c'«r—i)ct lis dues not make nsecf
'fiaasheprcfei-sta the me-Hrinelntroduce luelf
<*irely by Imaerlta
Jotlc©.—Tlie aaderniffQed« Stockbol
ii in the Merchant's Bank of Macon Geonria. are by
t>provisloc3o' !ia Charter. -aa«le p-rsanably liable for
4 Issues. The note* rfthls Bank will be taken by o«on de
mt on tlie rae terms ac Kentuckj, Indiana and
H. A. ITJOdXR k CO.
Ccathcr anb jFiuiiiiigs.
Hayden, Zay & Co"
• 838...... BiStOLI'D 5TREET........ 238
CHICAGO.
MaEu'actureri. Importers and "Dealers in
Saddlery Hardware,
BEISTT STOCK,
COACH ISIKBINOB,
SPRINGS, AXKLS, VARNISHES,
W£buings, horse coll.ihs, &c.
P. EAYDEN, New Tcrk.
P. WILSON, Cincinnati.
WILLIAM 7. KAY, PMcago. 11l
«. fc.TGlU(*tt
IOMTEB A SIDWAY,
Manufactorers t Wholesale Deal-%*^^*
ers In
'laddloE, Bridles, Collar*, dig Baddls*. I
2BIDLE PfiOKTS <
*" a B "°* ;
OFI'ICE AND SALES-BOOMS)
m BAHDOLPH-ST 238 ,
■)v« u«den. Km iOo/yiHddlaT Hardwut Store.
s
E. BCTKX.IMG- i
i RCDITECT NOi 4i &46 LASALLE <
»,* j J(over^'HulTn>n A (jelpcke'i Rant, ia t,r»
*
»e eißca.td in the uijil tnaoq r. laS ly <■
O. L. WECBELOCK,
Y r CIIITECT AND slterlvtendkxt,
Offlo« No. 77 Dearborn Block. 1
' Opmaitc tfaf Pun oac>. aMc«o. coiai-s
Ullt K •/'. BOXXKQTON I
'iCniTOT vro sri'EEISTEKIiENI. S
' -vtfai aid jjpedfleatlon«» and J
•crLIABLr'. OtTAILtD ESTIMATES B
U ide rrom ihainna*. r
OmOt-i! Dearbcrc L:'. floor north of Pen Of- I
mylWrv7S j
• €oparlnersl)tps7 &£. ~ .
"VTOTICE OK D 1330 LUTIOX—THE PART
£r,iJf,fs?^ l i'„,!l e el 3'K l 3' "Irtlne belwren WlllUm
*dSSS , a?ti£fßSSii.ssS , as! "
W- wi N L J L^'^KjK BTA!iEFOI '- Tll ' J
DISSULUTIOS OF Cl) P\RTXEKSUIP.
The partnership he v rtorore cxlstln* benreea the
■»ld firS. Ki .H I * *\ a o»in*tothe
j.V -TIIE G i PAI'.TNER. ]
Ej * ,er * Ua ? e 5 u1 ,u dA * dissolved
iX c 3 Q i ent - T ie Arm is auumed
blwej. it- tA-Kiey, om.cs No. t foaieror'i «utidiQ&.
G«eo ft. KCEtey,
<jE(i A M'-USE.
<J. IL «X)^Mii«,
» ALUEttt' MORSS.
Ohicaax Jaansryaj. 189. >eSJlmoc33
Dissolution co paktneusiiip.
-hereto'->re »rljtlnjr h«"t»eea
uttid J. 4fl:|*rj%nd +ll.l «tn U. K«tsiu*-r. under tfe
5!^T*SV of Millard A Ou., La« tlit» daj been *
Mlii ,1* l r. flrm wUi be «ttl»d and h «iu led »»? D*rtd J. 1
Mlllira, »jq. n*VI J MiI,LA P
Ohlcaco. Jannuy 13 W ' U KttEWsa£lL 1
n f*rX L ?,^"? ilD l c « wW be condnued at the old standby N
jais Im* p
lUooir & v£oal. \
UoaL! Coal!! J
1 < >•>(» tons okmsuy coal.—this '-J
ta ,w °" k " ' 1U "»
300'toai Prepired Anthracite (Broad Top.) '
300 tons Lump Shasiok in. i
« u « ALFRED flMini A CO, I
rt . . North P.er. ,e iIL Central It. R. i
Orders may be left at p
0 „ w. 0. UERRrS. C
e. E. corner Clark k Uando phstr. P
l , MOIIFJKD HEOa.,
jj3i3m-cTO *^Tue r of Ltlt and Clark atreetf,
Clieap Coal.
VIT E ARE KLTAILI.Ni' COAL AT Sl5O
ii* 7 P/f T 2 r l,'' cnivl t0 Erie °r Sriar Hill. Yard at
the Hack lilaiid F e« KiiHr*. formerly MnrrlaCoal com.
o*°y Vard. Ord ruefiat theOusto*) Hoc»e. 12 i o. h ii«
13 *>' a Clw. S?r ,aic
Jsia b9.t» 1m B. y.
GOAL. AND WOOD,
| SAA.O COALE, AT THE OLD STAND
-I < ?? r 9 ef ., 9J* &E<i. Adaiaj street, offers for sale
•Voodof all kinds, Biwed aad Bp!H and delivered.
Also. Ene, Ormsby. Uiouburß. and othet
Oi?n?Lllu -'j s*Mnevilif. and oilier
aad oth « r lUinou Uoala
_ O dertpromptlv kod -oal carefuUr tcreeiied.
40l7*«Ujni JJ< c;*i K.'cumer VmnHL
SPRnfG T81DK.........T. -859
liEll- \\kiilSllOC-B,
45 irabnh jicrnue.... «
Burch'a Iron. Building. Chicago.
The Subscriber has now In stock i
TJN PLATE. ROOFIHG TIrJ. BLOCK TIN,
ZINOSnSETSA SUB-, SHEET IRON,
OALVANIZKDIRO^,
BRAZIE Vfi A SnCEriHNQ COPPEB.
TINNERS' TOOL 5 , asfl
METALS tJENEKALI.Y.
*p.° f ,hlct 1« «l tilt Lowest M«rktl Mom for !
THOMAS S. DXCKEESON.
15,000 Bundl>s Win- Feneinsr, j
Wear*prep*rtd to makeconiracU with Dealers for fSt J
ANKEAtED FENCE WIBE HOS 8 and 9, !
h"'. 11 " ?' L0 '.;"" Uiw.oae t-jn. at ocr 1
Witfchou/e at any time prcvl<">» to tiw i b i .iar o June
FZtfW cash to i-ild whectbe contract r
U made. b*]*nc.- ocdeilve y. Purdiaaera .re invited to 3
corrtspundwuiiataioooe. aK>
~n n*7 U JL*- "lOKRRSON.OWabMhavrmie.
ialO eu dim Borch't Iron Butldlne. tTi-caao.
HO! FOE PIKE'S PEAK! '
B'JFLES; SHOT GHN.< Rfc.VOI.VERS,
J BOWIE ti.NI VIS, and itinera) outfits for the
p* at 2)0 Lake street. «<EO.T aRUEY
<y*Atwii for Hax ird's Powder. e( fl^
For the Gold Mines!
SHARP'S AND COLT'S BiFLHS. COLT'S '
PIBTOU. BOWIE .
1 K£m?it"o> . '
*ni o.hef Bifilea. Shot .*. v -. ]
Ouni, and other apnv 0 \ »
■taU» forarenermlfHiifit v —' w. i
a K Me fei
iCO&ixtt u. g\TO\ A c». ,
PJOTFEE. - 500 BAGS' RIO COFFEE
c; Ag r i» -jfcf.
Scoring jiflacljmcg.
" S X IST <3 E B.'S
l Family Sewing Machines,
1 Cocblninjc the
5 LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
| —AT—
-5 RErvcrcEr) prices.
Alm. Machines frr MANUFACTURING BIOTS AND
SHOES, and (iAKIiENKTS of ererr descriutlon. con
/ stantlr on band.
Western Office 140 Lake street.
. laMcOSm A. W. HARRIS. Agent.
IX
•1 HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING REGENT-
I. LT wtoraed t-» the cty and Ulten tbe Aeency of
Uieabo»e Machine for the Weitern fctales, are cow open-
Incaneir tbe eld office,
IOC Lake Street, Up Stairs f
w}i«re tb*7a'e oreparedto ropply Agenti and faralllea
wub Uivmonit's H-wins Ma-hlnea 00 the raort liberal
terms. ha»). c for the laH three moathi pretty thoroa rhly
eanvatsedthe Sewlrg Machine m\rkcU we can aayt'-at
otit ne» patents they are sa Ufied
that the Raymond Machtne b deJdeJly tbe low
lirired one to me, ana li hari to t>e excelled by the
hither pn-ea.
Theywill rrpalr and pat In first-rate niLnlsjf order an*
•)1 tae RarmonU Machlne» be-etnfnre *old by A. Bol
bronv O' O Kels-rj >f Oroughtto their office.
anted. Agentß 'or a:t the nnaclpa towofln the
m . WI3WKLL * lIOLRROOK
Offie; 10i ttreeU Chlcaeo, (cp ataira). p/-«t office
jalS bSSC3m
fDi'iPIOX SEWIWi UAIHIXE.
?C, $8 and sl4 Dollars! ! !
Call at 167 Randolph Street,
BeTsrejou purcbaee any other kind.
jall-lm-b9T3
$30.00
Premiums and Diplomas.
' j-HS- FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
£ was awarded to tbe
Boudoir Sewing Maohine,
.... «, (HiKWB' PATfKT.)
rI»
2f«i toOat Hndredand Pifty Doltan In com-
EfpHSsi,,m? llS Ti!" ° C J." 11 ; ***? luchnln
or Premium®. The subscriber bew leave to call the at'
tentlon uf ihe Lvliet i»f Ohic-uro and Tlclnlty to the mer*
jtaoft!ilsbeam>fQl ao<l unrivaliel Mtchioe. K few of
lUprornloent«lyant«eso«rerall othcri ve as fotlowi:
i.? ». * el J B l *'* •breads and ilea each stitch,
-d. It makes two different flitches.
3d. It will nsw nacltwardas well as forward.
4th. Itmakeatwo thousajd stitches per mlnote. and
el*l/-ntneßtltcheato theiuch. "uuuvc. ana
sth.Thelncjavinlence of a belt U obviated by the ap
plication of a U'ibber Friction 'heeL
The nominal price of *3O includes stand and fix-
When tlds Machine was sold at double the price. It waa
cordially recommended lo the nubile b»
I. M. rilftGKß k 00.
KLTAS 110-V.Jt
U UKtILfSB A WIL3")S.
GROVE t A R\KKR.
As the bertrinitle thread Machine 1q
P"" «aa been reduced one ha'f an*! iu value enhanced
J.k i 0001 Oo:ible rh'ead. An examination
nithU Machine and Ita work U solicited at 11 Hewing k
Cu * It'iot aid Shoe Store, lii street.
noa? L A. HA"CE A CO.. Ace~ta.
QITAIES OITY. OOtrBLB LOCK
near stitch.
•ao BBWINO MAOBINB
«FEk BEFORE EXHIBITED IN THE WEST.
All other Obean Machines take only the elnale thread
Thist&keatb»smnt mtoq
TWO THR£AJ>
Stucnaeihe laoitexpesi-te ones in me. ita vert will
Not Eip ThoCKh ererj Third StlUh be CaU
the ftlachlne Utimple. easily ndinst?danduotllkelyto
<eioctot oid-r »\a.-as as rapidly, makes as firm and
asthe most expencive sluchines. Bewi 1
Tore iwo coomo 1 do-s coarae and fine work
.•rrfscJ/. - 7 C':.-.ii.TiLv 1
THPY,»'LL HTTTCK, OATIIKR. '
"ittp eaiiytban most Ma- j
0»s: LADY '
'V*i:b atlenn* < :? is ciicleney v. 1
Eight to Twelve 1
band. Svt ry fanliy and any one matin* '
•fe«loKtbn*lorrjcvsone Tfclib the f
yniy alrchb* St»lop «UI; Two Threads, I
txeejjt one. w.ld In the world for :ea» thantlOO. Wet* I
K « Mac Mar to du any hind ofwork dona t
by machine!?. «o examine cttrs. Smplesofworkeentby
maliuponree*. ptofa stkrat-. Mr.cbiie. sent to persons
wno sacrmfally after a few (
hours practice. Fall printed yi?en. Enter- 1
prisma men. with aJew hacdt-.! dr, Ja-tc parcbascftork. J
say now secure lucrative
fii»£. S. Stw storf, )13 Lite St., '
OnRNILL, [
Otilcaco. 111. I
Slatioitern, j
STATIONERS.. . j
JOSES, PEUDI'E t SMALL, 1
Who.esale anu Hetall Dealers In
Stilion ry and Biauk iiuoks '
In all lt4 Taristy
ODB FACtUTIka FOR DOIKQ C
Ruling, Binding an;l Printing 'I
Are onsuniassed la tre West. 0
to. v-,n JONE3. fKSUUE a PUALL. t
delS.ly.b7l9 No. 123 Lake street. ,
Awarded top llic j
* &f ' w
T5 >4 pfg f-A 65 i;
» t r j I a 4 r ; £. c
W l' "TJ or ■ ' J
is 5 f3 5 a 'R' i 1
? i s.
m '/j o fa ta« tr< M g
it
ALSO ON ~H~ A 7NJ"T~I = li
lokitanda. felling Wax,
Band Boxes, Steel Pent, '
letter Bt&mp* Xe&l Pensile,
Wafor Cape, Bankers' Case*,
Desk EntTM. Letter
Ruler*, Fen Holders,
Writing P&di Itoney Books,
Cnson, Pes Bada.
Paper Weights, Twine,
Gold Pent, qmH pens,
Letter dipt, D»ek Pencili,
Blieaxs, Cash Boxes,
Port Tolioa, Blotting Paper,
Spring File*, Ivory Tatleta,
Twine Boxea, ftuilli,
Envelope Paper, Elastic Band*,
India Rubber, 'Uloncutrs.
Cvory Foldert
Letter Scale*, Paper Files.
Invoice Tile* Book Resu,
Mucilage, Gum Tickets
Woftenholna'iCatlerj. Red (SpoolllVp^.
Commercial Printing,
oOHSTsnao or
CARDS, BILL BEADS, CKCttARS, le.,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED AT
Stationer's HtU,
noB bat fq Lake street
(Dusters.
QT S TEKS—O Y STE il S-OTSTEBa
HATCH. MANh k 00*8 Qnrirailed
nrsti Baltimore Oysten reeelred dally, by
Express only, direct from thdr
bouse in Baltimore. Ud.. and for sale atV /
their depot. No. Uv North Water strert, Ohleuto
Theot-ostcare and attention be!n* p%»d to tbe pre
rarina of these Oysters thej- haw attained a repotaUon
anequalled by all otbera All orders will receive nrcmot
Adireas J.N. .lATCH. A rent
gsiSbSOMm Post OOce box 8987.
0 S()Q HF - CHESTS YOOKQ HTSON, '
OON.POWDEt IUFEaiAL AND BLiOK THAS.
Of i&ie Importations lor sale at tnw prices and on liberal 1
K*lf3<fLD3. ELY * OoT \
New KA.ISIKS. - 200 bx&. Iso hf 1
bxx. New Ralrinii lot rere'red k nd for sale by
RgTNOLDA. ELY A 00. 1
1 ~\i 1 HHDS - K KW N. O. SOGAR3,
pow landloc. and for tale at aanooap moca. *
DoU4j-b4tf7 BKYNYH,DB. KLY A CO 1
9c U 1 POCKETS O G. JAVA COFFEE, !
£*\J\' 16T bar* prime Laraana r offf*e for «ale
i __ : WKVKQI.Ti tiX «nn' <
BXS. SCALED IKDK(>. 1 HE« *
• f\J just
W Rt.E.-JjTt.DK. KI.V ji Oi. " f
SO TCS NEW RICK FOR SALK BY '
f RrvynLDa. «xv t 00.
•21)1) nSM. SUGAB KOW ARRIVING 5
aTVOLDft. ILY k 00. 1
PRESS AMD TRIBUTE.
» PRESS AND TKIBIINE.
POBLIBHID
Dally, Trl-WMkly *nd WMkly
Office 48 Clark etrec l .—Over Gao. Smith's Bonk
EDITORS ASD PUBLISHERS:
JOU.V L, SCRUTS, C, 11. EAT,
ffSI. BROSd, JOSEPII vnnn t.,
ALFRED COWLU*.
Ttrnu of lh« Prew and Trtbana,
de|| T ered in dty by carrier, per year W.OO
tn city by carrier, per week 15
to.Mall gnbKcrioers. per year. 7.00
±H*Jy, to Mall SatwCTloers, o months..... 4.W
per year 4.00
Weekly, sinkle subscriben 3.UJ
8 copies 8.00
8 copies 4.00
10 copies to one address lo.uj
• . J*? copies to one address. JO.OO
And one tree copy to icetter ud of club of twenty.
iW Itiere will be no deviation from these rates.
letters may be sent uat ob
PREBB AND TRIBUNE.
Ohlcaio. Illlnoli.
_THE PKESS AND TiIIBGNB'S
> tireat Job establishment
Is the arcest and finest esUbllahmentofthettndlnthe
West. It has more Steam Preasiaand Machinery; more
PrinUnc Materials and more RMtifai Workmen than any
other Job Piloting House West of New York.
The proprietors are prepared to execute, on short no*
tice, every variety of BOOK JOB LETTSB FBESS
and FANOY PRINTING In the £E3J MAIMER
at the LOWEST LIVTNCJ PRICES.
Particular attention id?en to the prlntlns of
Bunnea Cards, Fosters,
Visiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Circulars,
Bill Heads, Checks,* \
By-Laws, Blank Hotes,
Seeeipts, Labels.
PRZHTZHO llf OOLOBB
In all ita varieties, done In beautiful style and at moder
ate rates.
An examination of SPECIMENS and PRICES U re*
■pectfnllylnvlted.
DT"Orders from the Country promptly filled, and
home oy Ezpresa
JUANITA—A TALE OP REVENGE.
[From the Atlantic Mcn'hly.]
Yes! I hatl icdcud a glorious revenge!
Otbcr people have bail home, love, happiness;
ilicj have bad fond caresses, tender cares,
ihe bright fucei of children shining round the
board. I liad none of these j my revenge
bas stood to me in place of them all. And it
hiifl stood welL Love may cbaugc | loved
oats may tlie ; tbe fair-faced children may
grow up hard hearted and ungrateful. Bat
wy revenge Tvill not deceive or disappoint
me 5 it cannot change or pass away: it will
last through Time Into Eternity.
1 WHf* left an orphan iu early childhood,
ify lather was an officer iu tuc Ametican
Navy ymy mother a Spaniard. She was very
beauiilul, X alwayn beard } aud her miniature
which 1117 father's dying haud placed about
my neck, proclaimed her A pale, clear,
olive tiut, eyes of tbrillinc blackness, long,
lustrous hair, and a look cl mingled tender
ness and melancholy mad.' i', iu my thought,
tbe lovliest face that mortal eyes could Fee.
My parents left me no fortune, aod I fell to
the care of my futlici's only brother, amau
of wealth and stauding. lbaveno story to
tell of the bitterness of dependence,—of
and insult, and privation My uncle
bad married somewhat late in iife, a youii"
aud gentle woman ; when I was twelve yeat's
<<) d t-lie becaaie tuem-itherof twin?-, two
lovely little girls. No one, unacquainted
wiib the family history, could have supposed
thut I was other tbau the elder stater ol Flui
eLce and Leouora. Every iudulgeuce was
grauied me, every advantage ot drew and ed
ucation bellowed upoa me. So far as even I
cuuld see, my uncle and aunt regarded me as
Ihtir own ehild. Nor was 1 ungrutclul,
bur. rrpAid tlirn wltb alilial reverence aud
affection.
I did not iuhcrit the of my mother's
beauiy. but had jet some trails ol her,—the
pule, clear skfa, tbe large, bluck.eye-?, the
fflosty and abuodant hair. Here the re=em
blance ceased. I have heard my uncle say,—
now often Your mother, bad the
most periect form 1 ever saw, except in mar
ble all Spani-h women, indeed, be toid me,
had a lull, elastic roundness of shape aud i
litiib, rarely seen among our tpaie and loose- l
built nation. I was American in form, at j
least,—slight uud stoopiug, with a certain
svukwardnes?, partly to be imputed to iny *
| rapid growth, partly to my shyness and re 1
| serve. I was insatiably loud of reading,little 1
attracted toward society. When my uucle's 1
house, as oft n happened, was full ol gay com- 1
pauy, I withdrew to my own room, and read
my favorite auth irs in its pleasant solitude, i
i was ill at ease with lively, fashionable peo *
pie,—very much at home with book?. Thauks «'
to my uncle's care, I was well educated, even 1
scholarly, lor my age aud *cx. My studious c
habits, iar from Oeiog discouraged, were c
praised by all tbe household, aud I was looked s
upon as a prodigy of cleverness and industry. I
A widow lady, of" »h«? uame of Haughton, v
cam :to live in the little cottage ncuru* wbfn 2
I was fifteen, years old- She was well-born, n
but poor, atd bad known many sorrows. My I
aunt, Mrs. lieywood, soon became interested f
iu her, aud took pleasure ia offering her those I
numerous attention* which a wealthy £
borcan ho easily bestow, and which ore so *
grateful to the recipient. Mrs Haugbtou and t
her bourj were lhqueut guests at our bouse ;
aud we, too, ppeut mnuy pleawiut hours In -
the vine.covered porch of the cottage.
I bad lew companions, and John aad Wil
liam Haughton were very welcome to me.
They were somewhat older than I,—Johi
twvuty-two, and^ William two years younger • <
«ind I was (bus just able to escape regarding
them with that prutound contempt which the
girl of tirteeo usually feels for " boys." After 3
knowing them awhile I felt how baseless such
contempt woald be; for they pos-essed a r
depth and maturity of character rarely seen
except in uieu of much experience. John was c
g-ave and thoughtful; bis livelier brother of- I
t-n j'tiid be bad come into the world some cea- 8
turics too late,—that he was meant for *n n
Auyu«tine or a Pascal, so studious was be
and fosaiutly. Do not fancy that he was one S
of pjose >titi; beepectacled, pedantic ycutba d
who cannot oj>eu their Hps without a classic
allu«iou or a Greek quotation; cothing could e
be further from tbe truth. He was quiet and li
retiring; very few guessed bow beneath that
exfeiior. so uuassuming, lay hid Ihe noblest b
a-piritioip, the most exalted thought. It was 4
John 1 should have loved. 4
But it s« Wi liain who wou my heart. L'
even without ati effort. J, the pale, serious «
girl, loved with a wild ido!ahy the gay and
careless youth. Nerer, from that day till now -
hive I seen a man so perfect in all manly
birauiy. Strength and symmetry were united
in his tall, athletic liguro 5 his features were
la- ge, but nobly loriued; his hair, of a suuuy
hue, Jell iu rich tuasses over a broad, white t
brow. So might Aoollo have looked in the *
flush of bis immortul youtb.
At first 1 gazed at him only with the entbu
?:iwm which his extreme beauty might roll
awakeu in the heart of a romantic maideu :
then I grew to see in tbeprincelvtvpcof that,
beauiy a reflection of his mind. "Did any fond 1
fool so dote upou her Meal as 1 ©n.miae? I
All geuerous though;*, all noble deeds, '»
seemed ouly the fit expression of his nature.
Then I came to mingle a reverenco with my
adtntra'ion. We were friends j be talked to
me much of his plans iu life,—of the future *
that lay before bim. What an ambitions spir
it burned within him!-a godlike ambition I 2
thought it then. And how my weak, wbmatr- J
ith heart thrilled with sympathy to hi« 1 With «
what pride I listened to hi- words! with what f
fervor I joined in his longing-! f
There came a time when 1 trembled before I
bim. 1 could no longer walk calmly arm-in- l
arm with him under the lindeu trees, heark £
ening joyfully. I dared not lift my eyes to i
bis fuce; I turtle.l pale with suppressed feel-
Ibg, if be but t-poke ray name—Juanita—or ti
took m> hand iu bis for frieudly gfeeiiu''.
Wuat a hand it was!—so white, aud soft, ai?d
fha)iely,yet so pcwer!ul! It was the light <
baud lor nlm f —a fair and delicate teeming, a v
cruel and hidden strength. When be bpoke 1
of th? future ray heart cried «mt against it :
it vas iutolerable to me. Iu its bright trl b
umph-« I could have no part; thereto I could b
follow him only with my love and tears. The a
present alo:c was mloe, aud to that Ip g. t
sioratclr clung. For I never dreamed you
tee, that be could love ice. n
My manner toward him changed. I was n
fitlui and capricious. I dreaded-abeve all *
things, that be should suspect my feelings. 0
Sometimes 1 met him coldly; sometimes I a
received his confidences with un indiflerenc F
and weaiy air. ihU could not last. {!
One night—it was a little time before he *
left us—be tagged me to walk with him once '
more ntider the liudens. I made maoy cx- ?
cuss, but he overruled them aIL We left *
the brilliantly lighted rooms and stood be- *
ue.th lbe solemn shadow of the trees. It \
was a warm, solt night; the harve*t moon i
►hone dowu upon us} u south wind moaned s
among Ihe branches. We walk', d silently on <
ttll we reached a rustic seat, mide of gnwrWd
fantastically bi>und together. Here
be made me sit dowo, and placed hia-self be
side me. t
" Juanita," he Raid, iu a tono so soft, so e
thrillingly musical, that 1 shall never forget -
it," "what bas come between us? Are you 1
no longer my friend?" j
I.tried io answer bim, and couid not: love
and grief choked my utterance.
" Lock at me," he said.
I looked. Tbe moon shone full on his face: S
hif eyes were bent on mine. What a serpent,
charm lurked in their treacherous blue
depths! If, looking at me thus, he had bid
den me kill myself at his feet, I must have I
done it - ... j t
" Ju&nita," he said, with a smile of con- j
scions power, "yon love me! Butwhy should ' 1
that destroy our happiness ?•' 1
Ho held ont his arms ; I threw myself on ?
lit* toaom in an agony of shame and joy. Ob, i
Heaven 1 could it be possible (hat be loved '
me at last ? : ■
_ .Long, long,. we sat there in the moonlight,
bis arms around me, my hand clasped inbif.
= Poor baud! even by thut taint radiaoce how
dark nod thin it looked beside hid, so white
and rounded! How gloriously beatiful was
be! what a poor, pale shadow 11 And jet
be loved me I He did not talk much of it;
be spoke more of the future—our future. It
c all lay before bim, a bright, eoch&oted land,
wherein we two should walk together. We
had not qaite reached it, bat we turely Bhoold,
and that ere long.
4f The steps toward it were prosaic enough,
tavfi as his imagination brightened tbem. Au
earlv frirnd ot his dead father, wishing to
further William's advancement in life, gave
o him the opportunity of studying his profes
§ Fion with him,—offering bim, at tbe same
•3 time, a borne io his own family. From these
J fclender materials "William's lancy built air
o castles the most, magnificent. He would
}j study assiduously; with such a priz* in view,
o be said, bis patieuce would never weary, lie
felt within himself the confciousne&s of tal
-3 cot; and talent and industry must succeed.
A bright career w& before bim, —fame, for
tune,* and all were to be laid at my feet; all'
' would be valueless, if not shared with me.
*'Ab, William." I asked, with a moment's
sorrowful doubt, "are you Eumol that? Are •
' you certain that it is not fame you look tor*
5 wfcrdso eagerly to possess, instead of me?"
, ,4 How dare you gay such a thing?" he ans« J
r wered, sternly. I did not mind the stern
ness; there was love~behind it.
"And what am I to do while your are
' thus winuing gold and glory?" I asked at
> length.
"I will tell,you, Juanita. In the first (
place you tire not to waste your time and
spirits id long, romantic reverie?, and vain
pining because we cannot be together." (
" Indeed, I will notl" was my quick reply,
though I colored deeply. I was ashamed
that he thonght me in danger of loving him
too well. " I know you think me foolish and
sentimental; but I assure you I will try to
be different, since you wish it"
" Time is my own dear girl! You must go
out, you must see people, you must enjoy |
yourself. You must study, too j don ? t Jet
your mind rust because you are engaged. It
will be quite time enough for that when we
are married."
u You need not be afraid; I thall always j
wish to please you, William, and so I shall
always endeavor to improve*"
•'Gjod child 1" be said, laughing, "but you
will not always be such an obedient iofant, •
Juanita. You will find out your power over
me, and then you will want to exercise it. just fl
for the pleusure of seeing me eubmlt. You
will be despotic about tbe veriest trifles, onlv
to show me that my will must bow to yours.''
"That will never be! I have no will of
my own, where you are concerned, William.
I only aik to know your withes, that I may
perform tbem."
"Js that indeed so?" be said, with a new
teiiderncES or manner. 'I am very glad; fur, S
to tell the truth, my love, I fearlshould have -
little patience wilh womanish caprices. I (
haw reasons always for what Ido and for it
what I require, and I could not loDg love any J
one who opposed them." * le
Again I assured .him that he need feel no *
such dread. How happy we were!-yes, I
l>elieve he loved me onuugh then to be bun
py, even as I was. * n
It was so la'e iefore we thought of going
In, ihat a was scut to seek us, and
muuy a fine jest we liad to encounter when .
we reached the drawing room.
The next day, William spske to my uucle, J
who seemed to regard tbe matter in a liaht
different from our?. He said, we were
a mere boy and giil, that years must elapse
before we could mirry.and by that time we
should very probably have outgrown our lik- &
ing for each other} still, if we chose, we **
mig'jt consider ourselves engaged; he did
not know that he had any ol j-ction to make.
This manner of treating the subject was Lot
a fluttering one; however, we had his con- j
■en*,—and that was the main poi-»t. ai'ter all. r
S.► we were troth-plight; and William went
forth on his career of Jabor and success, aud
I remained at home, loving him, living for
hiui, striving to make every act what he
would have it. I went into company as he
had bidden mel studied aud improved my
self; I grew handsomer, too. All who saw J
me u»ticed and approved tbe alteration in
my appearance. I was no longer awkward
and stooping ; my m-nner had acquired some
thing of cape and gracefulness ; alaint bloom J1
tinged my cheek and made my dark eyes
brighter. I wjis truly happy ia tbe change ;
it seemed to render mi a little more raited to W
bim, who was *o proudly, so spluudidlyhaud
! some.}
I remember what he had said too well, to
spuud much time iu lov-i dreams ; but my
happiest moments were when I wa3 alone acd
could think of him, read his letters, look at
Uh picture, aud faucy the joy fullness of his ,
return.
Uis letters!—there the change first showed ~
iu-rlf. At first they were all and more than
all, I conld wi?h. I blushed to read the ar- _
dent word-, a«ld : d when he had spoken them.
But by aod-by iber-; wasadilfeient tone ; I
cjuld not de?criln» it: there WtW uofhiug to i<
eomplaju of; and yet I felt—so surely!—tbat
something was wrouif. I never thought oi
burning Mm ; I lest I hnd in tome /I
wr-y. wounded his affection ur his j>ride. I
*®ked no explanation ; I thought to do so e
might annoy or vex him, for his was a pecul
iar nature. I only wrote (o him the more a',
fondly,—strove more aud more to show bim **■
how my whole heart was his. But the change
grew plainer as months p:iss?d on ; aud some p<"
weeks before tbe time appointed tor bis re- t.r
turn, tbe letters ceased altogether* tie
[To be Oontlcaed) nei
pot
Impruvt! If our Eyesight, |j
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; \EKTISTS. OFFICE, NO.
,rr^ n Randolph tt.. Ohlcan,
IU. flUMrlorwork peooptly
Sf- 0 SfizT 1 ' *-cnm3
08. J. BEAIIIIIIIE,IIeoIU. I
I, ate associate of dr. a. wood- 1
BOPIBSOWN, or No. S Great Jone, Brett. I
Office 100 Lake street. l
Otm Tripp * Hale'. Patent Offlc. Dtnot. i
DRS. WARNER i KETCHOM, DENTAL '
SUROEONfi. OSes earth east of
r.*ake and Dearbora street*.
Dtrtalr.lnrojmMo.l oeUhUo.i>
DW. w. ALIPORX.
K N T I S T.—OFFICE AND m,.
Na £3
«" c '- oca b6»-l|
DOCTOR .\. K. COOKE.
U O.MCEOI'ATaiC I'UKSICLin! Oi
.JLi. TICK &oa Aekiilrnco removeit 2C2 XicnieSi
y.rrrt. I'V'-ly
QUINLAK J- CUSH
"turiG-uoif Trnri i ■ m i m
OPPIQS-Na St GLARE STREET,
Opposlt the Cocrt ttoaac.
Silver-Plated Goods!
QILYEE PLATED CASTORS IX GREAT
JJ variety. Spoons. Porx*. TeMfts, Gibleta. ir
Wothe- hue In thecitv A
i French China Enporitun. 108 Like
Street, bctweeq Qtyk ana Qearborn ukLiw^iT
Country Merchants
*KE INVITEU to examine OUK
Of Crockery asd Q ass-ware hefor«
purchasers elsewhere. wiA the ZLnmSt
Li ~ r bcsS endeavors wilt be m *de to make iifLrih^lp
veto porcfaa»e stock at f • ChSi fcpori
A CO, W Ltt, .treeu
New and Attractive Goods.
t%7E RESPECTFULLY INYIT« THE
\J attention of the ladies cf Chicaeo. sod 'he nnfcHe
In yen.rd to: nr Trie and com ete tto<* of fine jKSS
tates, fine o.t Bobcolan UUaa Wue, OroaS WaS
5?J*Sfi w *£«. **- *o . aa weare ntbfieil toe
??.T-._ 0 T. 1 rtcea , ofour ffxxis
sa^r^oau aU. A-JAKtfKdAiX>,l®LUest^tS 4
tween Clark and Deartn*n is^ly
. . Fine China.
FINE DECORATED ND RICHLY GILD.
Ed Dinner S.ts.
JT£» decorated and richly fUded Tea Seta.
. «... joUg| g-j-
Beantjfnl deoorat«d Tases. MoU* OoIoHm.
a lVa&tt; CaM 6«sk«u. Ae. of erer?ai^isu^ T £s
KiVi^ 0110 ' " L J " ita JBStfS.
rj'IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THS PLEA- i
a&ee of patronats hereto tor* tatawerf
saA.*aag * °°-■-» .
ft.O_AND VISIT TflK FRENCH■ CHINA ']
banking anb <£rct)atige.
3 AND DEPOSIT BANK
WEARS, CIBFEiITEB te. CO.,
OEDiE KAPIDI IOWA
jobs vuaz....... itautfiSTta i. btibbs.
-Kim TO
I
£.l
n Qr is e e • B*niers Wooiter.O.
? D n' Wflejr - lowa City. lowa.
J.a Graves, W. D .. ««ahoa,N.H.
| Pa2ocH ly]
GRANGfcB, WELDON tc CO.,
OAN'KEBS AND DE4LKR3 IX EX
, (Lb*-? u<SSS£°£i?*° i3ll ' 11 """"
WU TO
ft SiPlden. Em.. Qhicuo a Lin J. Chlcito,
ÜB-otuiOa. ;; K.L
: |5« Farmers' Bank, w»"«-
( iat« 3m field. Qhj?r^
Ki.ra no est:
/"JF WILLABD, ALEXANDER & CO.
05tiSudX ri^5f! ' ,md "o"® 10
» OLAHX BTKEET CHIOAGK)
vaawAw.
BALDWIS h DODGE
gANK EE S 4 LAND AGENTS.
COUNCIL BLUTfS IOWA CITY.
Collections made at the usual ratea. Exchange on the
principal dUes of the Cnion boogiit and sold. Real ES
tate booght aad sold on eommianen. Land w «rrants Lo
eated at |IU per acrrs, and me per acre l*nd Office
lee. Ail aiaed warrants In same proportion.
. Bank, Chicago; Henry Farnan.
ftq-,. riesltieet Ch'-cago and ft. L Sallroad; American
Exchange Bank, hew York; Durkee 4 Bollock, 8t
Lorn
JOHJf T« DODG& delo-ly-aOO Q. H. "H AT.ntxrrar
OOOLBADO X BBOOZS.
I.> ANKERS AND DEALERS Qi fiX-
U ohisob.
BtnujSQTOS. IOWA.
Ten 1011115 collection ofHofei.
. to (ieor*e etniih* Oct. Marine Bank. Ue
ha-tsbavln*B L-isa tad G. Adams.
w. t. (XwtJAgag. tmldSMy? y. w. aaoo»»-
EDW'i). I, TiNiUUH & CO.,
BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANBE.
Comer Clark and Lake Street*
CHICAGO.
tn»ir.p..n.isniM j QBa c. awn
OH&BI«£S 21. H*W &. 00.
Bankers and- dealers in ex
change. 34 CI srk street Chicago.
Oumkbsim DcfaaTKEXT-UAM. OHAMBEB3 k
Oeal« j» N (dutiable Secoritiea. Buy and BeU Paper
tstaie, and give special attention to in
vestments fc. K*«ern Parties. aplt>^7sWy
ULiRLKej g. hi* b. ». caaacaaaa. Qcqo.wpffr**,
a. ocr-a jxxls ikl. usset SavLxs.
OWEE, BECK & BAYI.ES,
D ANKERS AND BBOKEBS, NO3. 3 & 5
U DeTocshire .treet, Tostoa. jdfe particular atlen
uou to ue Mines of Lake Superior are prepared
to turulsh reliable infonnauon respecting them. A
monthly review of the and Money with
quotations of all tbe Current Securities, will be sent to
any address dtalrrl ap2S-'»s.ly
a. v. lilt o. a. Baxpou v. x oicuhmu.
LANE, SANFOBD & CO.,
QUCCESSORS TO DICKERMAN, WEE EL
O EB A CO. Bankers. Bodiord. HUnola.
. Collections made and remitted promptly at current
rates of kxchaiae.
fiua fo-Ocean Bank. <ew York; Shoe and Leather
Dealers Bank. BoAon; liiUiange Bank. Oliicaxo.
HOFFMANN & QEIiPCKB,
BAjNKKI RS, Chioago,
Deposits received and intebest
allowed on-fecial Deposits liberal acoommoda
t.ds granted to atvJjiiors, independent of the state of
the money market
, tXOiiAKGE and Letters r f Orcdit in turns to suit on
the orinapal cities of the United and tnroce.
OH £GBOP& to Importers, Jliew York
quotations.
TIMt LOA.Si on private bojds ud nortgues ntito*
tlated. Westerntitate, County, City or Baiiroad '■«»>>■
aoroad. j^ n s
rauciaa. HoryMaaf. ALKT. smja. OTTO qtLfcu.
OLRIOHS & OEUDTNEB
ULAEKSTEEET—OLDTHIBONB orjICB.
Specie, Bank Note, Exchange
A>ID COLLECTING O/FICK.
itu* constantly Foreign ind Domestic Gold and Stiver
/Oins, Eastern Bank Note* and Dncnnent Money. Sell
t change on Wew York, and make Collections throughout
the United Mates and Canada*. jeU 'OB ly slk)
OOOK i. SABSENT
JAV£NPOBr I0W«a.
000K SABOSST & OOWfiSY
IOWA CITY
OOOK 3ABQEMT i OOOX
tO&I DKa MOI RES IOW 4.
OOOK SAHOEHT &. PABIEH
FLOitKNOK. NEBEAfiKA.
' I.»ANKEKS it DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
t^„ U4 ft.s°!r cUon ? , aad .remit to I=l o«t o( Ui,
Land vviiranti bougnt, sold and located.
Particular attention given to the payment of
attorneys at i»ssr connected with our houses.
COOK A DILLON. Davenport. lova.
K. D. DOWNkY.lowaCity.
U W. Ulsrk* GOm Philadelphia,
f- y>- Clark. Dodge k Co., New York.
"m' J i l U } KWe 'b^ Tti h^ ,%u - B<Wtoa
N. Holmes A tion. Plttsborzn.
J. W Clark A Co., Bosun.
W. Ulark 4 Brother, dt. Louia
Hatch A Lsngdon. fiU Louis,
tieo. rtmltn A Co.,
Joap O. vyssfaiMson. t>. c. mylS-lr
THE BANK OF AUROBA.
EaLL ± dSOTHi tIS. AUBOBA. IU IKOI£,
JANKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
to tbem will meet proapt aw
-.-lion. Refer to Lank of the State, new York; F. G.
a jams ana u torse maim k Co., Chicago.
M. V. UtlAm H. y. gAf)L. r. A mn
A. C. OKUXtL,
j, UI!iUGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
X. and Collection Office. Alio, Notary Public.
7a Dearborn slrert. chlcito. 111. n>My-359
OFFIOEB Sl BHOTHEB
BA IS K E B S —DEALEBS IN CTNCDK
rent Money, ?lfht and Time Bills of Exchange. Gold
«-u SilTer u-oin. etc. Keeelve depoails. and particn-
I't-Mi
nneßtmißniJdfny.oyenfrcraP A. il to tttH P. M.
.. BWSBENCta.
aorta i>ana, Sostou.
Metropolitan 'tank. New Tort,
pherman a Collin*. " »*
Marine Bank. Ohle««o.
J. H. Doniuus A 30., Onlca«o.
tSinvn °" I:iCR 0,1 BAJTL P, OlfinCl&Ggjral (
Illinois savuigs Instltutioii,
;s ihb on? OF UHICAOO,
-yoraitd ttbmary, 1857.]
LNsTirOTION RECEIVEb DJs
-O««S?S?tadS, a ° 11 "- from «" clam, ol
MINORS ANi- MARRIED WOMEN, '
*ss4Uow interest at the rate of six per oenL p« at*
j Uivldenda uayable on first Monday of Jaoaary aa<
. a ritUßtEia.
r o J£ve A'ra Borden j uiijnnaa
(seott D«le. Oa UuJbard. J W ttaymona.' j
EeeA Henrywbitbtcs,
No * H A^i o^ 0 - Portland Blook.
Offleeopen daily during the usual hours of busing
a.d on Taesaay an i eaiurday evenings,
it ut- . JwSN H. KXXZII. President.
rt. B. tttuUh.-t. Uasnler. jyl»altf*-ly
AIX£« i. NOBTOH
ANKERS A-- DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
:»•<,. *% ftQQTH OLdaa I*r~ CdICAWO. n.l
3BEEK 4b STOSE
JSOATIWE. IOWA.-StiOMFl
-ttenti&n en to Ouil<xuocs. auo proceeds
od aas 0' cayisfst at ouTtat rater ■ f exebaat*.
4UEkai
ocxjUl A > 'ihlear-.
Aar.ne Bana. Cnicaxa
A- denvdt k Uo.. w
iltuCk. uaib*ore a flip. 1
loos .uiu yealtrs riosvai
* , V |fi;. nank. s«» ««r« > •
QEQ. , iIITH a 00.
L>.»J.ji_c.as AND jEALEBS r.N t'OKEIUh
3J and Domestic Exch re.
OHIQAG tlJulMudk
tedata.es. aa ;hf aifttavo' 'le terras sets
J. H. OOWEB BHOTHEB3 4. 00.
Bankers, dealebs in exchangs
—asn—
-A S D
ij-. . .. k ,,,5«.
asj&a k
k. A. jwb;a Oo„ j.
JvbnTnoajsvo. r(o.a i- ,
ktoCT..D. } A. > :)c.. oi. V s \
0. O. WHITNEY a. GO. J
ijANELVG AND EXCHANGE
9 4s CLARK StBSET. Dealers in
BASTEBN AND FOBEI3M EZOHAMOB.
UJU, <aUver and □acarren* Honey boughl ana >Lia
£r«mwmy*uioc lht»«nd iank^a^
sUßrA.avej ana aHArort ailowed on flpeeial DeposSS
Drafts *)r sale on Knzuad. Ireland and aoual'
putt oi Germany.
ParUwlar atteptlos k irsQ to Ut cirrHiilar sfu.•
M Acs and Bills of Kxefcaags.
ma3- and remitted ar. i*vc. .-o
aU oiat; .
Usm In a Gocwal Har.irlfig And Commiaslofi buisesi
ayg-ly-rtM Q. C. k BOS, is Clarku.
1. a. BABOO B
RANKING AND EXCHANGE Ui'IICS.-
tinXASA .TTiX«T.
j3=K: ™Baid ,n« ...i,
Ui nia.
Mia: ?. (j. Ada/ss. :«ll ly
E. PBOSBXNO A STEINHAEU3ER
OEALEBS IN EXCHANGE, MONE*,
-AMD
BEAL ESTATE BBOKKBti.
SO 'testk Cs «u<n 50.
aaasrsroara
BrJis\ Z/t/r Insunncr Comiun k,
LONDON' and AM&SICA. Camai WjftiOQt. '
auStoSTMy KKXdT PRESSING, Notary Pcblk
8. W. PaiZXTPS BANJKCB.
Sa ( Cuai Stuxt—Loo**:' Bciuim.
CHICAGO, (LLINOIs
Buys sight and itme drajts on
toe Eastern ClLea. Discounts Businea Paper. Deals
in torojun aod uoaesiis £s ihange, dpecle. Land War>
rants, Lncarreat Bank Xote# and slakes Collections «n
ill aoctftctte points. ociS4y-b164 '
• - - BCAaZSE BANK.
C CHICAGO UARINE AND FIR* ' ~
J racee Corns any.
•APITAXh ucooo:
. f. UAfru Uathlcanddeereurs.
/. YOUNG SOAMMON. nmday
jeuaee»a» «aJ Irafb reedUed t» all parte o't e
B. A. TOOIZII fc 00.
"pXOHANGE BANK BANKERS AND •
Jjj Dealers In exchange, oorott of OUrk and Lake-«t»
Chicago, UUnols'. - (
Owlectioße inadf inlna dlier«A\ .j.
r 7S*i>v <ye**aw»»at UrrwSeunaas raw —k— -■*
, 9TRRT.TNO EXCHANGE.
\I T E ABE DRAWING DIRECT ON '
,M EnJantl and aO otcer narte
of Continental forope. We abo isane passage- ticket*
-troiiLiverpool. aamscr*. Antwenv jremenaad Uevr*
nJJ oaj Ks' J L SUOTH * Ba ' 1
jyS3a3tft-Cni OomerofCUrk—id-fi'r-f-f
MORTORD B&OTHEB8 !
BAiVKERh AND SX'JHAHOE BRuJ
J i^ VTlu,x^eorr " : ' ,Vl »rk an«!^ke
1 ,; 3AT.. A. iiiriant. t*ti. saw Ynrk.
TcrifcUo ••
- ' *•*• °» Jw. Xa B>.
. iDig ®0055.
aPRIUG OF 1850.
fhoice and Estensire Assortment
-07-
; FOREIGN GOODS!
ADAPTED TO THE ENTIRE UNION,
Consisting of
FANCY AHD STAPLE RTT.vg
RICJ AND MEDIUM DRES3 FABB ICS,
RIEBOS3 AHD TEIMHIHGS,
SHAWLS AUD MANTILLAS,
WHITE GOODS and
EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES, Ac., Ac.,
Now on Ezhlbitisn at car
WHOLBSUS WAUEHOOIHS,
55 Chambers & 33 Reade-Sts.
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO.
TERMS: Six Moa'hs for Bank Paper. oayah!e In cur
rent foadj on Ue day of maunity tn the c ty ff N«w
JaSa clQ^aw
|j ARQA I X S IN SILKS
—uro—
WINTER DRESS GOODS;.!
T. B. CARTER Sc. CO.,
WQI offer the balance of their stock of
ELEGANT SILKS
At a Great Redaction from former Prices and
WITHOUT RECARD TO COST.
Xhey will also aire great bargains In all kinda of
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
-liawls and Clonks,
EMBROIDERIES.
And otiter Goods which they ar© desiroos of dosing oat
tikim an Inrentory.
TERMS OA.SHI
T. ». Carter & Co.,
136 Lake Street 13G
DaS bS33 lm]
W PRICES WIN.—
PEAKE, MARSH A EeLONG,
30 .Lake Street*
Oar policy of small expenses, andsUndvd Goods at
!?7f ?J* cea '? *? ea D*t. htTl-i* tarr eJ as ra.-CMi
faliythrcaih ilmesof pan!c. we ihai 1 sull adlere to it.
| « e are determlaec to offer irr-sisuble Indacemen s to
(rood men. *nd shall offer at WUOLUALK
■ the season, a rery full fip:in* ttock of the Tery best
! mates of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY AND NOTION?,
At the verr Lowest Prices that close bajlng and «*»"
ex'-eni*a will admit ■ f.
To oar easterners who kn-woar way of d)ing haziness
In the p'st. th.s notice is nnnecisiary. bat we solicit t* e
attention or ail good men wt<o "loo* aroaad" lor Ute ad-
of the market, and have scmethinacore than
proatsea to twy for goods. jd»
78 - - Lake Street, - - 78
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES.
LACES,
NEW STYLE SKIRTS
CORSETS.
UNDER GARMENTS.
GLOVES- AND HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES,
•WOOLEN GOODS,
BERLIN WOOLS,
And a General Stock of
OKI ALL WAB B 8
Sect Constantly on hind and for safe
Wholesale and Retail,
78 Lake Street*
i*SO A. QRAVEB. (Late Q. T, A>
GREAT UAKGAI>S
-IN
DRY GOODS!
*KEEI>iIAS, (iOODKLVU & CO,,
13S Like Street 13S
OfferfrcmlkbiHtef'ir tin o.Uac, of tha Seuoo. Ihcir
Entire Stock, of
RICH dress silks,
-lIKIUNOS,
-uto-
ALL KI3DS OF WINTER DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKS. SHAWLS,
EHBKOIDEBIESI,
IVOOLKN HOSIERIES,
TlHJllllses, KIBHONS,
and JIILLINEKV GOODS,
At Less thau York Cost,
With a Tlew to e'ese ttem out and
make room for our
Heavy Spring Puroliases!
fRKSDJUa, 600DKISD A «' n
'fAm- LAKK ,tniCCT "»•
IBSS - - - - Fill ud fflnter. ... - lgsg,
COOLEV, FABWELI II CO.,
ißsceessors to Oooley, Wadsworth k OoJ
i'B7 GOODS JOBBERS,
< •. 13 A 46 Wabaafa Aimuum.
are now receirau a fall assortment of
DBY GOODS, 7AHKES *OTIOM, ETC., JETC^
fOR THE FALL AND WINTRR TftADK.
3MALL PROFITS AND PROMPT PA*
be oar motto, and ail particularly easb antf
i-wttime trade, wtll ftnd it to tnelr Interest to examini
: or extensiTe and *ttractlTe «ock befare narehasina e't
mhS-tW-wiy
JOHX O HOGEB3
AT LAW,
100 RANDOLPH STBEET.,...ICO
J%31 lm-csi N'ot 6 and 8. second {L>or. Ca'ca»o, ill.
Jt CUAXIkIZHG
l TTORSIE3 AND COUNSELLORS AT
LAW. 91 9-rath C.ar<t street, opooslte the Cost
doaj*Cttea*o LUnois. Will pricUee ia the fedenJ
and
of the OniteJf>tites.
Ronarß m.iC«w«u. [del?] fiiuwW nptrio.
dOODWIH LARIfCO A GOODWIN*
ATTORNEYS AND COUaSSKLLOBS—
OSes No. $7 Washington street, adjoining Lar
don's Block. Chicago, lUinoia.
btaraaaa.QQoowia pw.cmio pu*lqoodwu. j».
GOOKUTS TBOatAS A ROfiBRTS
\ TTORNErS AT LAW, 7!) AND 81
OL Dearoom street. Chicago. DUnola nol9 b634 »t
DRASC BRO.
Clark Street at
r\EALEK3 IN PAPER HANGINGS,—
±J paper iUNGEaa» Ac., ac.
° Q «ae.aU»anddtiadj Painters. ocßbUMn
BASS UULVE7
» ITORNEYS AND CODNdELLOHS AT
tl. LAW.. No. I! Clark street, Ohleasn.
raaatassA>s. oclbte-ty jc.tics actTKT.
STESXX 6l RZItCT
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, 58 DEARBORN
C\. srasxr. Ghicaxo.
Roamria A Walker's BaUdinx. P. 0. 80x42R.
h. >g. a. aiur.
JOSV A. BBOSS
ArroHNEY AND SOLICITOR aND
CNITXD STATItS TOUMIfIeiOSIU.
- <y\tglcg 0. j. MonaU's Room. tH Lake street.
CRAWFORD, SUAHP A tO..
iMPOKT£&s AND Vi ibKKs IN CKOUK-
KitV. >:.*u A&il 'Hbav r:L»le CalVrv,
<7«*t3*»a3d V 0.106
« •>• » I. tu?i-.7
' O. H. A L. XJUXXV*
W/'fIOLESALE PAPER WAREHODSA,
> t 42 SOOTS WATER STREET,
Are now tnelr winter stock of iftne Puen and
eastern Souk Papea. wnica they oler at low prion.
strery stae and twwt qqalltT- ocT.bti 1 !
VULOAII fOJRSRI.
OLINTOM STREET, tfiTWEBJf TUStSOH
as .* Cvroll. Uhisagiv iu.
aiN3 v
Wanetaanrcr of Jtuionary ao i Portable rttrsm tiunaea
Machinery and KillOeartsjc.
tr Casting nad? to order red Snairtsxpremwlly av
tended to.
COWARD &. ASA7s
AJfD COOUSELLOS ivT ---W
•CO TT SOOTS OLA ax STRUT.
Opposite Coart Bense. C
ayfUy-tf7l
A BURT
QOOtf aSLL OB 5 AT i. u W
(JO. T5 CHMtauT. NOSTH BCDS. """
between Third and Toarth streets, 8L Loais.fc.
U Hi B. is Notary Pnfalla ud OommbsicQer a'
Deftls lot erery But* In the Colon.
Refeienea In Chlcaan dcrtcpe. Brosa k dpean.
rnTpsnct WK3. . Oai-ly-TtSC] galtx* cj, scat.
CIADET AND STEEij MIXED hATuSnS
J torlaby '
1A TONS SICILY FOR flar.-g
JLUwimßMieiioQ, 1 - jutr^
Jtmiiiure, &i.
' FOB FU &N ITURE
cm ob
t J»Ei& M. A. Parsons,
179....EUSD0LPH ST :: ET....m
1 Ther ire selllnx their Goods
A.T COST
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
de9Bmbffi3
$20,000.
NEW FCiiSITI'RS IT COST.
Marsh. Brothers,
110 HASDOLPU STBEET HO
Havinx determined to
REMOVE]
Prom their present location, will offer their entire Mock
iof Pnrnltore daring the next d!XT7 DATS at
Prime Cost for Cash.
There Uno hnmbnx about this nutter. Oar
has to Increased ttut nor present accommodations are
entirely inadequate. Wo do not wun to blear the u
pease and ris* o. m>vtax oar ttoa: for taeee reasacx
*«™p toi*eU. and i) ttoesare hard. we know we mail
SKLuLOW, and >V£ WlLLDOi'i!. We ha to
IST O OLD STOCK
To palm off the pab'le Onr s*-oc* Is entirely new..
J lll4ncrs ° r k ea chised within sixty days. and
maa'aewrei sL.ce the ha-d Um« ba»e
knocked djwnlhe «>e oler yon no Inferior coeds.
THERE 13 NO STOCK IK THE CUT
Of UfeEom and Low Priced hraltore w: lch
CAN COMPARE WITH IT!
Etter &f to Price or Quality.
Let tho'e who w'jh PornStnre at price* never b«rors
dre*oed oflaCh' iaxo. c ill the uxi sixty days at
MARSH BROTHERS.
deab6H2m HQ RANDOLPH-ST.
Furniture! Furniture J!
WHOLESALE AND RETAU
A*£ir r../iA" If BOXTCX DUCES.
J ACT* WORTH KUOWTKO <
30 per Oont Bared la tho Porchmae.
shearer, Paiue & Strang,
littlaj ItpnaTei te
JONES' NEW IRON* FRONT STORE ;
SO. 203 RANDOLPH ST..
Arenow prepared to exhibit to thiir old customers. and
lo the public *ei.eraily,
rhe Lmtz j*t and Beat Assorted
STOCK OF FURNITURE
WEST OP NEW YOHK,
Wdlch jthey hare recently receded, and are now octn»
cccsistlnx In ;ut ol
ttaseirood and Walnnt
PARLOR FURNITURE.
In BrocateUe. LhfLalne. Plash and Hair Cloth.
Enamelled, Oak. Chestnut, Mohojany 4 Boww'd
CIIAn D E B SETTS,
Of New and Eeexnt Desixnes. from the bj*i Manafacta
rtee lc Boston. Netv York and Phfi*delt,Mx
-ALnO-
An Extensive variety of MoWnany. Wainm and Rose
*ood T«ie a Tetea, .Easy Ouairs. Parlor Ch*in. Kan
Rrcklnx Chairs, Cluira Divtax Couches and
Lotuses. Stamens. Marble-ton Centre and Pier Tables.
Bureau* and ffideboarda. Patent :>prinx Corlrd
Hair. Cotton and Honk. Palo ami Ka«l»jor Mattre««
Fine Ruih Seal Chain. Carved Oak Extension Tabled
Oak DmrnxCane Scat Chairsoi every description.
OININB ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
IN GSZAT V AMITY.
Goods ssanabactored Here To Order Oat of U«
bf:st materials.
We are eons*antly recelviux from SHEAICISE A JONfr.
New York, and BuEi EES A PALNJt Bostco. (Man.
facturen.) the
LATEST PATTEBH3
4*3
Most Approved Styles of Goods,
Which will make U a great Indueemen to those
FCK.WSBLYG HOTELS A.YD HOFSES
To examine oar Stock before »ec;lin< East.
No partlyi V7STTISG THE CIT7 fO-J .if. PCHOtiAai
OP PU2NITU&K abouid fall to
OUR MAMMOTH STOCK
Before Mak n* their Parch.. .
To tho Public at Lasre
W« are prepared to prove Uiit Farntti:.*. i*et»
Grade, from tbe Kilchta lo the Pa i
Will oe FarniihM from Our Sjtabb bmrni at
Prices Lower than any House in the V7o«t,
BUE.VUEK, PAINE & STII r.4-,
203 ...RANDOLPH STREET 203
(jelaoToJ
C_ MORGAN,
159 - - - - Lako Btreot f - - i 59
vw sud Beaotlfui
LATtuTBTYLJS of
So*****!* and Vfaloal far!or, 1
-aim- r
BBSBOOat rCRNITURB,
IN SUITS. 1
Cbetabecrlberij cowreee'TlaeLAßfjr ADDITIONAL
DurPlJEßto hli former '
Haaimpth Stock oi CrtSuiec /nmitsre A Chair*
aathedtorx lanow Oomplete and PnlL and the
Caxgect to b« funad West of 2faw Ton.
He vsalil ccrdlallv Invtte the aUentlon of His -ormt
lYlendj and patrons, acd the pab!:o k»
«rally v, call and exaoln
££is Klejjant j
ttefere elsewhere.
Selllnj; at Greatly Redaced PtUmOow
Last Seanon.
QMOA&O. AOGUBT Hth. I*s-. ,u3O-ly
BABCOCK & PEEK* I
CBocce—ora to WUlard. Peek A Co.> I
171. RANDOLPH-ST 17X.
Kosewo«d k \TalnaC,
—iIJO—
CHAMBER, DINING ROOM AND COMMON.
FURNITURE
In Great Variety.
WOOD SKAT AN J CASE titDSTKADB,
attention paid to Oonntry Orders, aad
lo iTuniSshiße H-ttelj, Ac
O HIDA G Or ;
MILI.-FUItNISIIiNf» DEPOT. !
T. W. Baxter & Co.,
lustTa'ACirajui or
E S
OF XLL QUARRIES,
—xso—
C. W. Brotrn'a Patent Portable
Flouriny and Grist .Wills, '
And Dealer* . ,
uurca askee boltchs cloths,
Smut Mills and Separator*,
fleparatcrs for Warehouses, •
Beltings of all ainda.
Hoisting Screws and Bails,
Bran2huteri» Pecks, Proof St.ffs, 4c.
FAIRBANKS' SCALES,
—AJD—
Mill tUnitslilns •i-neraliy.
Plant, Spccidcztiora and SMmaiti fnmuhtd
tehtn duireti, and the construction of Siteim
and \¥>it*r Mill* contracUd for
STEAM uOiLERS, &C. 1
The obtained tbe icency forthe sale
of Steam snonet aod boUer*. from toe
Banofactorj of Gaaldln?, Bsgley Sewefl,.
OP WATBETOWN. N. Y~
wodd Invite th« attentloi of pareoa«er< to Ibelr soperior
mert«of jtyte. P acd p»;wcr«. aUotnetr Very •
low crices Toe foUovics is a iut of «ft:ei of Emnce and
StaUer f wth Heat«*. v»»ler ami eheaia Mtes.
Cocks. Valves. Arch Casvn* an-! Gr«te». eou-plete asd
ready for us. de l<ered In C
6 hrTV power bor»e power si SO
8 - - 675 ~
lo - - ::5 :o *" ~ !.««
13 - - SCO £ - *- 11*1
1-S - *• lluu *Q - M -AStt
and in like p-oportlan 'or !ar<cr sixes ai reqolred-
Every Eniioe la furnished with
JUOSON'S PATENT BOVcRNOR VALVE
Por Pljnr MQla. We eonflJentiy recommend them a* W
perlorto any other Myld of knenew and thej wiU
Save from 25 to 50 per esnt fcf Fuel
Over the osoal daas of iioiler* in a->e at tbe * e * t -__»"L®
dU- eut sixej ateur estan*
Laoment w-ere ibey may &» cXdralae 1 aid the rece»*ary
Informstioa obtained rezardln< taein. men
wJi 11 desii ed. be fnnusbed t» se np and vt*rv Euaiaee
In a-y p-rtof the country. We «Nl alf supply
WATER WHEELS, SHATTING, GEARING, *O.
At cerif Lavt fuptrtk. *
T. W. UAXi'Ktt A CO.,
MHI Purnishln* Depot. West Water Krtet, between Rao
dolpb aadlladaozu
XT P. O. Addr»*. Sax No.
OIL OF COL-SAC.
OIL OF COGXAC.
OIL OF COGNAC.
X.OOO OUNCES OF
Green, li'hUe ana Yelloic
OIL cognac,
for gait fa»
GLASS 11 -GLASS!!!
IT Plata and Thick Glaa. of larxe Aa
flumping.
Q.AS PIPK AND iIITCKXa.
SHOW- lT"mi.nra
JUtt HtHL. ~ -jf
Offer their entire stock aa 'ollowi
> CAM K.
Pipe4o percent, dlscoost frsmLUtPr-ce.
Malabie lroa Vltttna X' eenu per poand.
ftttlngt fieads. jjVtai Jomu and Oas lUtsr«
Ovaoektsthelartestlnthe ctty. aod !n eloetac o«l
not <mxUlcJ ta Uw W«t.
R. 1). JIcmLAM. "
<»A«, SiKASI FtXTIJXG,
a.\i;
eIUMBLNii tM'ABLKHMEIST,
51....LA SALLE 3VH8ET..45
>* i2l c' A a i>.
SXTENSITE ASSORTMENT
Was Fixtures,
fro Lii ihi CdebraUd Sacumtiorj ti
Cornelius Jf Ualcer,
Aiwaraua hud. comyri»«e* the Plalneaannual
,£iasur»t
PRACTiCAI, PLUMBER
«ad Itaaa'aetarer of
ALL JsiNDS OF STEAM WOKK.
aiteaUoa Urea io SlUox ap
HOTELS,
WIVU STBAM, WATSJi AXD (JAJS
I*OM daTTXXa, OHAIIU A>o VAdag
♦oa UAADKN LAWSB AND Tlßixntw
UOU.MKV ORDERS,
fROXfTLI iilD FiitllPCLlY 4T7MDEB TO
TO J'JUjT~FJi.iJOJE.
THJS TRADE SUPPLIED WITH TOOLB,
lbom rirs um Kuiaßra. ri.oi<»l
iKU JtA'l AJtD AHTICLK IJI
Busisssji'. BTSAM - >:ri^s '3 XJIO rLUJiaxaa
•ft LA SALLb. si'K*itT, UiIIVASOi
.■.•JS.s'<.r«;'.ssr pUo *
4U
HAWaS'^DIHECxORy.
JSTT* roliowtn# list of fi«ulneee Hoasea aud Manilas
fc amonx the bm and moM rac*
neat in their respective lines ofW-<-t
WlaiH >i4 ui-14Wbelftttlfc
w. o. wis a
Wholesale Axent for Wlaee. Llqaors and Sexarx. IT L*.
between Lake and Water, (one door from
Aii kina?of »ros
mytaken In exebanxv for xooda. Axent for Alee aad
-gggg* aul^lv
White Lead Works, -
L. LYON k 00.
*Aao»aoto««as o#
WHTTB LEAD AND ZINC PAHVT.
°£ c iM£/ lctor:f coroer o' Halsted and Poiton streata
West Side. mh*Lly
SUple and Fancy Dry 600J3 Wholesale.
PEAKS BXARSH & DE Lo2fS>
j.-aofcu or
STAPLS AND FAKCY DRY SOOOI
AT LOW WtXCiiSJ.
No. i) Uk. itM
ciotaißs w>«i«Mifc
aONTIMCiTON, WAPSWQHTH p»plF? —
Manniactoreri and llealrn la
I flIKf ANl> BOYS' CLOTHING,
1M ailiwt «"«• Chfe «°-
Agrtcnlmral lapieaeou, kc.
r. U. OHAPfiIAN iCO.
Agricnxltxiral Warehouse.
No.» Klnxle street North ttda
Wholesale Dealer* In
AUkIOULIITRAL AND UORTICTLTCkAL
MkNTa. MACIUNka. Ac.
jyAxenta for Manny'a Eeaperaad Mower. mh&ly
Paper Warettame Wholesale.
BRADN£R SMITH A. 00.
Manufacturers aad Wholesale
PAPBat DEALERS:
AU sixes of print and book constantly on hand.
paid for ail kxnda of Paper Stock. Warchooa* No. U
b«i«wn Lake and a. Water-»u. mb*lf
Booto and shuea Wholesale*
IVnT.f.KB k. BROWN
MannCactoren aod Wholesale DrUvn In
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
No. )J0 South Water-et.. cor. Ch!caxo.
a.v. Mitiaa. ithl6ly cmaj. eaowv.
WAD3WORTH WELL 3
Wholes^Dealrn In
SOOTS Al>Tl> SHOES,
58 St SO LA2B-ST. OHIO AOO, ILLTNOI3»
T.w.waitowouTu. mhU-ly oto. a. wsua.
BAWSO9 BARTLTTT & CO.-
Manolactarcrsaail Ja&b«*s la
BOOTS -AJNXJ SHOES,
211 k 213 SOOTH WATEK-ST., CHICAOO.
Manufactory at Wcm fiojlctfoD. lahfli
CrtKkery, (Ua&s k China Wan Wholesale,
CRAWFORD SHARP A 00.
Importmand Deal rein
OHOOJLBSI, GLASS A>D OHINA
Cable Ontlery. Looklni Glaeses. Castora Britannia Ware.
- Nu. Ub Lake bwrt.
Cloth Hoaae Wholesale,
ia&B SPRING TRADE 184#
FIELD, BENEDICT Ji CO.,
U A 82 Bonth Water Street*
Are now reeelvlnx their usual lante stock of
Broadoloths, Caasimers.
TWEEDS VESTIHQS.
SATINETS, SESTUCKT JEANS, COTTOSADXS
CoaUnp, LlAeas and Linen Drills,
TAILOR'S THIMMINQS, ETC.
Io which they Invite the atttentlon of the Trade.
tor Srott's Seeort of Paahl«rai, mhSUbS
Bala, Cap» and Straw 6oods Wholesale.
9ESEDIOT JttALLORT A. PARIf A2A~
WllOLmLfi JOBBEK4
a
Hats, Capa and Straw Goods;
JSO. 43 AND 47 LAXB *:TREBT
■•» KM
Planing 3111 a, Saeh Doors, ku
was. GOLOZS'S SASH FACTORY.
Ai: «ia>a of saah. doora, and b tin da. wtndow and dooi
frames, mooldlnxs. floorlnx and sldlnx. oonitanily on hand
or mule to order on the shortest notice. Also, ntanlna
slrcttlarand so roll lawln*. and torninx. exeoiuulneu
their branches. Honae trtmmlnxs of every ear eiv and
leoxtbtosna castomera Cooniry orders nUcl .-i . .and
prompily attended to. <?a'- Rxims and Factory at
Moorostlrett.ocirGuWi.ras. jaSl
Carriage Repesltary.
No. 71 MannfMai
rersof Oarrlanrt. Btixxlaand ®orlnic Waxons.
tax neatly executed. Hose Carrlaxee. dook and Lad*
JerTntckamade to order.
SHELTO9 A TUTTLE
. juaiajturcn and D«al«rs in Oarrlaxea. riymoaUt. Cena
Xt"«>«lu>ry. *t American TraniporUtba Co.'s UnUdlna
Market »U.Ch»caxo. Hi .loekaways. -Ulde seal* Tot
4a.tc>>'»i-
44 «q?l0lv
T E — l i pTTsTJT,
OSLEBSATtO
tfbrctstershire ■*attce,
P ononneed Kxtract
_ rT _ fcy of a Ltfter iton a
.... ft I Medical Gentleman
ooxxoiaaoaas ml
I I at Madras
tobeth*
d!B>A 19 BnU> " r
Only Vod ai^oroeeter.
and Hat, 19L
. m„u, *_
AppQcableto lkuiftx'* 1 that their Saace Is
h'ahlyesteemed In In*
CVEkT ViaiETT} tHa and Is. In myopia.
t ■ - r • ■ inn. the moss palata.
- c»u. • ffr' ble as well as the npsl
- wholesome Mocelhat
DISH. * * -ismade."
EXTEJISIV.B FRAUDS.
Theooly Medalxwvded by the Jw of the New Tort
exhibition POr Banoe way oftalned by LSA A
PSRIUN3 for tbefr Wuroestsrentra Saoea. The world
wide fkme of whleb havlae ted t® name*w«e («X«le«,
imi i_Tisa< i isrn mnnrr"i to aee that the aamee of •
prrlnt are aponw* V¥r»yT, B»owper and Boitla
LeeAPsmu will >rocecd valnstany one Inftlngtas
either ey •anafactartnx or yendbia Sporlo*i Banca. ana
havetestroeted eorresooodento m variooe narts of
the world to advise thea of any each mmncmeatx. soil
Whoiessle Aseats Pn'ted ftatei
wammmwmmsimiiK
«0 Broadway. New Tork.
A stoelf always tn store. Also, order* rewtvedtor d>
reetshtpoeateftom tegland. ncaaMtoiy
The Best Safe In the Todl -JU^^HS|SSw
PRATT
dr3«a*-ba9 •• . - ■
fM « • ' . taSbSMly -' '•
.F A I R.B'A K iK.S jpiy
>,d a X-B /
- rjauiw & cMPtKiy.'arHMp
■ Lake straps. OhlcMxe - -
f\l\ BAERKLS «oam
lOScoeksSs Canary Seed. • ■*.
SBS-. „

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