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Special Notices.
If yon are «lcU, the proiablllt): Is that <c
tbe root of your'utTertn* Va Id the atomach. From a
vut stomach proceeds Dyspepsia. Ague, Langour, Nsu
im, and a lesion of other tormentln* diseases. Indites
ttoa produces thin Wood, aod Jhtefore deitroyi the
streait'.h and vtaff oliheentlrevatea. To restore the
(or e of the stomach. and enable U to threw off and dli
tola forever all these troublesome and dangerous com
plaint*. Tioth'nt 1s neoestary bat a perwvertnjj use of Dr.
J. dOCTETTER'S CKLED&ATED STOMACH BITTERS.
A trial of their rower cannot fall t* prove that there U
no til'ore in their sedative eCada. We cheerfollr re
commesd thea to tbe public, knowing, as we do. their
mam excellent qualities.
For sale by DnugisU and £ eel en generally. every*
where. felMwdAw
Thosowto arc carious to wltuesa the
wonderful perfection to which A. Otawsldt Oat* mana
ger at riatcbelot's. H. 7.) brought the manufacture
of Aln and Toupeea. are invited to visit nil Wit and
their Dying Rooms, at Ko. BTreoont Block, and examine J
Beat carious production* ot arc No rerullny cao detect
the artificial fr«m the natcral Men adjusted to the
head. dea ly
Sawyer)* Fluid Extract of Barfc« an
Billable remedy for the revcr ed Arue and the verl- j
aos form# cf BUllous Diseases, •nterdttent, fiemlttent,
flblUFerer and Dumb A*ae. bavin-their oridn innaia
riaof very fertile and matshy districts, urepared oy Dr. S!
B. B. Sawyer. Druggist and Chemist, and told by Sawyer, **"
Paige A 00,. No. U Lake street, Chicago.
This. remedy Is prepared entirety rem vegetable sab. _
Stanocs. and cottains no memory, nnenle. or anything
bat can prove Icjnrioss to the system. Its effects are
those of adeobstmentanfitonle. well auaptcdto restore
the healthy action of the liver and Biooach, whose
fonctioas are to generally haparcd in this class o! dl*.
NNL
Qoinlni and other tonlos aerre only In many cases to
fcreak the chUU, bat do sot remove the disease, of the
Over and other organs Umpllcated. oa which the chill
and fever depend: heoee the usefulness of the "Plaid
Krtraotof Bark." (particularly In regions where Physi
cians cannot be readily consulted), which contains «<1
the Qualities sclted to the indications of these maladies.
Hundreds of testimonials in retard to the efficacy of
the medicine from persons of respectability, have been
given to the proprietor—but he does not make cse of
I hem k> hi prefers to have the medicine Intro duct Itself
s »oarely by Its taerlu.
Notice.—-Tlie nudendffnod« Stoclthol
tei in the Merchant's Bank of Macon. Georgia. are by
theprovislonsof Its Ohirter. made persanably liable for
talaaes. The netesofthlsßank will be taken byoson de
poclt os the tame terms as Kentucky, Indiana and n
Ohio. H. A. TUOK£S A 00. |
———— th
<£opartnersf)ips, &c. *
■ ■ 1 wl
"VTOTICE.— THE CO-PARTNERSIIIP g
heretofore txlstlo* bv and between the uader- ou
dcaedonder the name style and firm o' •jobb.Tacser A th'
»Uew4rt. 1d t e city cf O&lcaeo. lIL. and la P-ner cocMy. Pr!
■ lodtaia. 1» this «ay dissolved by matnal Tee Eli
as*lr» of the late Arm wld be settled by the ■;
of tbes id Annas appears in aco partnenblp miice of of
this date. iORB, bn
B.*. TUCKER. <
WM. W. W
FebmurlTth ISS9. JOnH B. BTiIWaRT. <
J?hesntociibers. *nc»%to.sto cobtw Tacker A Stewart, ®S
haveth^sday formed a co pvtnershlo coder the Dime
and st* le of Stewart, Bros. ACa.. lor the parpose of man
ufacturing Buh. Du<r-. Bixe*. An. and Pliurnp, Mawmg
Ke-ba*loi Lam opt Chlc**o lIL, »nd forme maLnfactnra
of Wood Ties, Hard Wood Lumber, Ac. at Calumet,
Porter county. Indians. - - fl
Alt <te affairs o! the late firm of Oobb. Tncker A fitew- I
an will be setueu by tie uii#rsl(tned, «b9al*nearean- •*
tbnrised to a»4le the same, and tonsetbe firm n&me
the-r.or WM. W. fItKWA&T,
teßlcß7Bßt J. S BTEWAM 1 .
DISSOLCTIOX OF CO PAETNERSUIP.
The flroa heretofore exlulng nader the nams and of
style or Bsw,er. Mellen &cO is Uijs day dl«ic.lved by te]
•nntoal coa«ent. Theodore Uetts, D. Uell=o and its
Me'len retiring. Mr A. A. K. Bawyer is lully its
a unarmed to settle all business of sild flrro,, 1
A. A. K. StWTEU, S
JOUtt O. M"LLLN. I
TtlKO. BEITB, 4
felJSm JOHN P. WKIATW. Sb
Ct:). PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-TUt: UN- ph
/ derslsnej have this da» formed a co-partnereh'p
etider tbe name an'* style of Sawyer. P«r«er kOa . lor w i
i>u ncce of tr&aaactlneatiercral Commission at
iue old Stand of «aw>er. Idellen A 00. 00
A A. K. SAWYER.
Lite of the firm of £«wyer. Melitn A 00.
E.B.P«»Kf&.
L. O. BOVINUTOV.
fd63ai T ate Parker a Boyipgton.
"VTOTICE—WE TAKE PLEASURE IN Pj
recammwdln* the new firm of sawyer. Psrker A 0 f
00. at sentltm-n mlly entitled to Uie respect and con- Qq
Cdeace of the ouTtness rammotii'-i. and we the j
ma>y friend* of the late firm of i4a*yer Mellen A Co.,
and oihers wisblK their hudness transacted In a prompt f
andefQd«n. manner will bestowJthelr patrontge upon V
the new house* TIIO4 UETTS.
JOUV D.
fe»am JOHV O. M LLKN. g
Dissolution. —ihe co-pahtner
shl» beretoforeexisUne between G. 0. Huthrrland J
Mmt Henry Goull u ider the firm o* tin beiand A Oould Oa
Intbe LUery .Saleßubloand HJdlnsQfcllery balnegs. was
tiiisnsr olsaolrel by mutual consent. Al persons In
debledtosalt fir*n ofSitli-rlaLd A Qonld are requested ft]
to setUetbe same with William Newton, who i#alone an- t,
thorlajd tomakesnchSiUlemeat.
<«. G.FnTBERLAND, Tb
IL GOULD. «'
Ohlcago, February 16th, 1839. ba
OT*lbe Livery aod Bile8»ble an<* RMin* Gallery bn»-
loisi wilt be catitiaaed as heretofore at tue old stand uc
corner of State and Adsms strett by the tubs -ribrr. __
fe!7cßSllw aOTIie.RLANP. Ti
C3-PARTNEU^HIP —TRE UNDERSKiN
el have tbla dsy *nte*ed into p&ttnersblo under
tbe firm of HasU Ritchie A 0-», as manufacturers
of So->o and Candies, with t'ie view o'carrying on and
erteadlar **<e b«4Le>s liitnerto condaetfd bv t» e said
bach attchie. IlO'iH BlTCIll»'. 5!
Onicr>. feb.S.lßSa. TUO3.Te-MHLf-rrON. M
PF"HO'b liitciite t>*m to return thanks ti> bis irleods
«m public tor ttie Le tas received dunns (tie _
last nine >ears. aQ't reapec'/uUr sslic ts on behalf of the H
Sew firm a cootlnuaoce of tbat palrotnue »o Uhenuly n
extended tshlmteit heretofore. teluciUUiw
Ulooft & <£oaL s
b«
Cheap Coal! Cheap Coal!! j,
FOK. SALE: d|
TU£ WELL-KNOWN s
LlSlfiLE COAL,
VINEI) BY— =
Messrs. Law &■ Btrothsr, of this City,
At $3.00 Per.Ton.
ALS—
O-200 CORDS SOFT WOOD, '
At $2.00 Per <Pnrd.
8,. E. llU:Kl\ho\, !
MS-an-caT Eait gad M*dl«on Stxeel Undue. jj
SHEFFIELD COAL.—
TUB CllEiriar AND BEST ,
BITCaINOIS COIL IS TBE IH&KKT, \
Free from folnhcr ltd Slate, cirerallj be'ore j
deilv<rr. '»»r jard bel .jtcovered. ourooal l» Drotectea '
from toe effects oflnclementwealljer, and is always de- w
ilvered dry aniitniroodeoDdltlonat *'
$4,00 IN YARD; $4.50 DELIVERED, Ji
I'o «nv part ofthecr.y. AnaHsh proves the Bheflield
<3jal superior to all other llltnoU Coal. Pjr «*le tn small
i<lt4 joi Clark*it., near Taylor.
(IHEAP coal.—we ake selliko AT
J our Yard. *
OOEHEE OF TAYLOR AND OLABI STS. [
Coil well KreeDed. gJY'fS-" f ' U * llo Lr ' C ™ Bt!tr
£1 00 Per Toil, «r $1 50 Dellrered,
Hotfcl kteoeia. Macnlneits *nd otiers ean contract for
larseuuanUH-sevenon better terms Ui«n above. Our
obleei U vopotit \n\ut reach ot every consumer to try
our Goal n •« aid next season we propose to supply the
AarV«>t «ttS.4on«rtoiL
orhalf ton. ,
Aj we mine tbt Ooal ourselvei. we expect only one
profit. We can thereiore expect to sell cheaper than
° Orders may be left at the yard, or No. 13 Latalle street,
LAW t BTROTHEB.
Coal! Coal!!
1 rvrvfl TON'S OBJISBV COAL.—THIS
L\ ) I / Lf Coll is the best .la the market for either
family uses or steam. Also—
-300 tons Prdpired Aathr&citfl (2 read Top.)
SOO tons Lqiup Sh&stobia.
' ALFRED SMITH A 00. w
North Pier, opposite lit Central E. S.
f OA" »» "• Ietl « w. D. BERurs.
B. E. corner Olark A Randoipb sts.
UOUFOKD HttOa.,
Isanm-cTO C*nC">t Lake and Clara streeU.
plumbing.
fJAS TIP3S AND FIITUKKB,
BBOW- kTwil-DEB I
47...... State sow*
O'er their entire stock as follows
O XI O A. 8 SC.
E i |jer cenL discount from list Price,
ile Iron riUlnu SJ cents per pound. _
fltUnjou Bends, Swlna Joints and Gas flxltm
at Cost
Our stock is the larxest lo the dty. and In eloslni owl
weoffcrlndacementsnoteaualledlathe West,
sel&-ly-*S<7
U. 1). McFAllLUVifi,
GAS, STEAM FITTIIVfi,
AKD
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT,
54 ...LA SALLE STREET..4S
OEICAOO.
XITENBIYB ASSOETMEHt
Gas Fixtures,
From tlii CeltiiraW toinfitlorj s!
Cornelius it Baiter,
Always oa hand, comprtMas the Plainest aaa most
IClaborat Designs.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
Aad Maßslattnm Of
ALL KINDS OF STEAM WORK.
Particular atiaatlos flvea to finiax u*
HOTELS,
WITH STEAK, WAT IS AKD QAB |
OORIITTKCB, GHAt&S AKD TASB
PO& QA&DEK LA WITS AJTD TS&AITDAa
country"okders 5
PUKFTLT AID FAIYKFDLLTITTERDEB TO
TO TMMMT~TR+IDE.
Tflfi TRADE SUPPLIED WITH TOIK-8.
XftOff PIKB riTTIKOS, OAS FIXTURES, PLUXB
ua MATRSIALS. AVO EYE&T ARTIOLS IS
th* QAfi, srxAif-FirTixa akd plukbiko
BUBIVKSS.
•ft bA KALLE BTREBT, OIIICAOO.
Krerr devnpUoa •< OasPlstorcaad Brass-wort
- Snnm] or keiih. •
«r|i Wrr*w
To Lumbermen and Others.
f AKE STREET KILLS WILL FURNISH
JU OomllMl«nd jMiot UnSiJ*^ low tj4« .
rarßes will saw Money by caliii*»t l«landi<B Vnl
I*fce*est. BUVBB, VOKBIB k 00.
tWill. KOT.IS,MW. Ml4MOlf
Sctuing iTTncljinc?. _ I
SXXTQ E E ' s
Family Sewing Machines, *1
Combining the rii
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
reditced at ~p BICES.
Also. Machines for MANUPACTDRPJO BDOTB AND
SHOES, and UARMENBTS of every description, con- Ii
stanUy on hand. _
Western Office 140 lake Street.
ijocato m«Ma Atta.
rpnß SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECENT- J
l_ LT returned ti the cty and taken the Aaency of ~
the above Mach .ne for the Western ttales, are now open
ins anew the eld office.
IOC Lake Street, Up Stairs,
wh*re they are prepared to supply Acent< and Families M
with Raymond's 8«w1ok Machines oo the most liberal a
terms. Bavi u |c for the latt three moDtbs pretty
canvassed the Bewtr* Machine m<uicet.we can uy t> at
out of thetnnltipllclJyr.i new oatenis they xre sa'lsfied
thit the Raymond Machine Is decidedly tbe bea l low
prired one In use. and ii hard to be excelled py Ise
nlrher priced.
They will repair and put in first-rate nxnnln* order any
of tbe Earmood Machines he-etofure sold by A. 110 - B c
brooV or 0 Kelsey If brooi?ht to their office. tft
Ascnls all the cadpa l town* in the u
Wert, WXSWKLb* UOLHRO"K ti(
Office 103 Z<alte street, Chicago, (up stairs). P r s* Office
BoilMS. lalSb9B6»m fic
$30.00
Premiums and Diplomas. "
fTIHH FIRST PREMIUM AKD DIPLOMA th
X was awarded to the
Boudoir Sewing MaoMne, vt
tiuaalb* *ATtHT.) p r
At the Wisconsin Stat- Fair. Oct. Bth. 1858; Machines frem n*
One Hundred to One Hundred and Fifty Dollars in com
petition. Thus another liakhaa been added to its chain so
of Premiums. The subscriber begs leave to call the at* ,
tentloo of the Ladles of Oiileago aad vicinity to the mer d<
iU oftliisbeamiful and uarivallci Machine. A few of
its prominent advantages over all others are as follows:
Ist It sews with two (breads and ties each stitch. la
3d. It makes two different stltcb<ts.
Sd. It will sew oackward as well as forward. g*
40l it makes two thousand stitches per minute, and c
slxtv>nlnestitchesto tbe loch. DC
6ul Tin inconvenience ofa belt Is obviated by the ap* 4 u
pllcatlouof a Rubber Friction 10
6th. The nominal price of #3O Includes stand and fir- »j
tares.
When this Machine was sold at double tbe price. It was cc
oordlally reoo mm ended to the public by ,
L M.SINGEB A CO. bl
ELTAd HO»V, Jc. Jn
WHEtILERA WILSON, ia
GEIjVEt A BASKR, n .
Manufacturing 00,
As the beitalngle thread Macblneln the market. Tbe ti
price hu been rednced one ha'f an*l lis value enhanced
pytbeadaltlonoftbc Doable Th'ead. An examination
or this Machine and Its work Is solicited at IL Dewing A
OoN Boot aod Shoe Btore. 1U Lake street. fcL
n027 I. A. HA V CK A CO.. Agents. cc
QUAIEB OITY, DOUBLE LOOK pi
nam snxes. «
sao snwms btaobzhb "
NEVXS BEFORE KHIBITED IK THI WEST. P'
AH other Cheap Machine, take onlj the ikitlethrotfl ?'
chain stitch. This takes the same b]
TWO THREAD "
gtltchutfc, mortexDeiaiTeonM la ose. Ita verkuffl
Sot Kip Thoneh CTerr Third Stitch be Cut.
The Machine Is simple, easily rdinstsd and ust likely to w
jet out of order Works as rapidly, makes as firm and .
handsome a stitch as the most cxpesaire Machines. Bews ID
trom two commoi spools, does coarse and fine work
perfectly, by simply chantfnr theseedieandthread. -jc
THEY WILL BTITOE. nEM AND GATHKR.
Tbev make little noise and ran more easily thau most Ma- ,
-hlnet.
ONS LAST c!
With a Bewlo* Machine la eaval b efficiency ta te
Eig:bt to Twelve b<
Beacitresseshy band. Svery family and any one xaaVv Pj
Bewlng abuslncss should own one. This Is the cs
Only Htchtae Sewtc- with Two Threads.
Except one. told In tbe world for less than 9100. Weir nI
rite all who wish a Muchlnc to do any kind of work dens 4
by machinery, t© examine ours. Samples of work sent by V<
mail upon receipt of a stamp. Machines sent to person* ii
who never saw them, and arensed successfully after a few
hours* practice. Pull printed InstrucUons riven. Enter- '
prising men. with a few hundred dollarstopurcliasestock, to
may now seenre lucrnti ro exclusive agencies In any of the oi
better towns of this State or MJsiocrl. None others need t u
apply. Call at r D
Ch«s. K. Ktarall's fih»« Store, lli Like St.,
searOlark. Addrm L. CORNELL, fIL
leWv.vail Bost»« CR-lrtasoTni. ■>
Stationcrn, &t.
■ ■ 0(
Awarded ksr tlic >v
te
» /rW lf
| jjyf l s:
I | ;;
1 I ®
i Wimsr p.t
ALSO ON - HAND ; u
Ukitandi. Sealing Wax, 0
■and Boxes, Steel Fern,
Letter Btaapc, Lead Pencil*, |<
Wafer Cnpe, Beers' C&ftf, [|
Beak Knives, Letter Boxes,
Balers, Fen Holder*, a
Writing Fads, Honey Boots, j
Xrseors, Fen Backs,
Faper Weights, Twine, c
Gold Fens, Q.uiU Eens, «
Letter Clips, Desk Pencils,
Shears, Cash Boxes,
Fort Tolica, Blotting Faper,
Spring Files, Irory Tablets,
Twine Botes, Quills,
Snwelope Faper, Elastic Bands,
India Bubber, Calendars,
Wafers, Itojj Foldera,
Letter Scales, Faper Files,
Invoice Files, Book Bests,
Mucilage, Qnm Tickets,
WMtoniolm'tCutlwy. S»4 (Spool) T»p»,
Commercial printing,
csasurmo or
CABD3, BILL HEiDS, CIBCCL&&S, fce*,
PfiOMPTLY EXECUTED AT
Stationer's If all,
COSS btSS L-%ke street
STATIOx\£BS.
JOKES, PERDUE i SHI LI,
"Wholeaale and Eetall Dealers In
Statlouery and Blank Books
* In all Its variety.
oub v&ciLiTtss roa Dorca
Ruling, Binding and Printing
Are tinturpaued In toe West.
O*CALL AiliD l UY
JOKE 3, BEKDUC A SMALL.
delWy-bTU bo. lg Lake street.
(P Listers.
YSTEKS—OYBTEB 3—OYSTERS.
HATCII. MANN k OO'g
fresi Baltimore Oysters received dally, by
Expreve only, direct from their pitckinKirV I ■>»
bouse In Baltimore. Md. and for tale alv /
thrtr depot. No. IS# North Water street, Oblcairo.
ctfost care and attention beinc p*id to toe wo*
pirini c( these Oysters, thev have attained a reputation
unequalled by all cthera. All orders will receive prompt
Uention. Addmt HATCH, Aiceni.
odgbaOMm Fcst Office Do* 8987.
N. B.—This establishment will be permapsst.
Architects.
E.
ABOHITECT— NO3. 44 &46 LASALLE
Street (over Hoffaw A Qelpcke'sßank.: Is ore
parelto furnlth Plans and Spesldsatlons for all kluds of
Buildings, lie confidently refers to many r>f the best
bullllncalo Ohlcaeo—bath pnMlc and prlvate-as evi
dences of his anility, and that orders Intrusted to him will
be executed la the m jst satisfactory mann r. tas bas< ly
, O. L. WHEBLOUK,
A BCBJTEPT AND buperintendent,
Uffloo N"o. V 7 DoarbQn l Blook,
(j Opposite the Poet Office. Cblcajro. nfelSbftt
W. SOTUfITO M.
3 utcmTEcr m supekhtesdisTs
si BpedfteaUons. aad
■g pgr.TAETa PET AILED ESXH£AT9
a Kade (roa Z>rawlncL . _
omos—as Dearborn street Ist ioer coith of Post 0%
" TJABTRY FLOI7R—3OO BBjta^oiTcON^
1 i sirnmenl for sale by J. SNOW,
H 18 Dearborn. S dw frtur Pa-'Vi
B. /"VAT MEAL. ANOTHER LO i' i'KOM
1H V/ Voctreal, on eonsixnment. J B^OW,
M aIW Wo. ID Bou<h Dearborn street.
T>UTTER. —3,000 POUNDS BOLL BUT-
PKESS AND TRIBUNE, j
PRESS AND TRIBUNE. ]
I PCBLISHkn £
Daily, Tri-W»«kly and Weekly i
i Galea 43 Clark slreot—Over (iea Snith'i Bank, t
i. ■ ■■ * i
[ EVITOBS ASI* PVMUSUXRS :
JOHN U SCRIPTS, C. 11. HAY, c
I tfU. BBOiW, MtDIU^
I ALPItBD gOVTLKS. t
| ■■ ■ ' C
TsnsicfUit Pnw en' Trifenu, J
Dally, delivered In dty by carrier, per year 18.00 c
■ Dwiy.deUveredlndtybycarrtei.pfcrwetlt „1- T
Daily, to Mall per year 7.W f
Dahy, to Mail bubtcrlnen. 6 manuif......*.. i
Iri-ffMldj. ver sea J-,™ t
Weekly, single *•%
a wit. 2'S .
M 3 copies.. 4.0 D C
" lu to one address •A2*5S P
•' copies to one address- ..30.® _
Andonefree copy to Ketterup of dub of twenty.
tarThercwiUbenodevlaiionlroxatlieseratcx v a
tJT"Money in registered letters may be sent us a) oa q
risk. Address .
FJL£fiS AKD TRIBUNE. , c
Ohicago. Illinois. f
TJIE PKESSAND TIUBONK'S °
Great Jub Establishment t
Is the art est and finest establishment of the kind In the £
West. It has more Bteam Presses and Machinery; more y
Prlntlna and more Bkillftil Workmen than any p
other Job Printing House West of New York, ®
The proprietors are prepared to execute, on short no. t;
tice. every variety of BOOK JOB L£TTEB PBESS ]
and FANCY PKTNTINO In the BESI MANNER '
>t the LOWEST LIVING- PRICES. J
Particular attention idven to the printing of 1 (
Emuatn Cardj, Ptnten, J
Visiting Cards, Programmes, c
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets, t
Letter Heads, Circulars, 1
Bill Heads, Checks,
By-Laws, Blank Notes,
Beceipts, Labels.
FEINTING IN COLORS
In alllta varieties, done In beautiful style and at moder
ate rates.
An examination of SPECIMENS and PRICES l< re
spectfully Invited. 2
BnOrders from the Oonntry promptly filled, and sent
home by Express.
ILLINOI3 FINANCES. '
, (
Beport of the Senate Committee on t
Finance for tbe Year 185!*. }J
, 0.
Scuta. Sp.lnafield. Feb. 17, g
Tbe committee on linance, pursuant to the s
general dir.ies devolving opon them, beg leave p
to report as followe: First, as to tbe organiza-
iion and affaira of the fand commisaioner'a of- d
fiee. ,
Bj the law of 1842-3, tbe Governor was made e
ex olEcio land comini6BioDer t aod aincethattinse
has, in connection with a aecretory, exercised *
the power ot pasaiog opon tbe genuineness and a
validity of any evidence of State indebtedness
presented for funding, or exchanging it for
other evidences ot State indebtedness, under «l
any laws of the State authoiizing that to be
done. l!
No provision has heretofore been made by
law or otherwise for the safe keeping and pre- .
serration of tbe books and Touchers of tbat of- e
fice, and they have been kept, and still are in
the boxeß and upon the wooden shelves of tbe
executive oQice in tbe Capitol* These books
contain most, if not all, of the acconnts which
have been kept of the different kind of Stale
indebtedness, and are indispensable to a correct
understanding of tbe history and present condi
tion of tbe public debt.
Tour committee deem it important to preserve
these books in tbe most seenre manner, and re- G
commend that such provision be made for that
purpose cs will best secure tbat object, and as
tbe public debt is yet lurge,feunded upon trans
actions and evidenced by seenrities dated, in A
part at least, many years ago, tbe genuineness
or correctness of which cannot be determined
by any one man. Your committee would fur- |
ther rpcommend tbat tbe auditor and treasurer, 9
together with tbe Governor* be required to ex
amine and determine, each fur himself, tbe val
idity of any evidence of public indebtedness | r
which may be presented eitner tor payment or y
in exchange for n«w public securities p
Hy the preamble to the act of February 2Stb, J;
ISI7, " L\ws," page 101, it is recited that tbe
State had at various times ißsued a large num
ber of internal improvement bonds ot different s
classes, bearing the seme number, having in-
teres! coupons attached, having similar num
bers and description, rendering it diflicult to j
pay the interest thereon; and with u viewcf as
certaining the actual amount and character of
tbe public debt, preparatory to a more united g
and vigorous exertion lor its payment by ade- K ,
quate constitutional provisions for that pur- w
yose to be made by the constitutional conven- "
lion then about to assemble, the Governor was,
by tbe subsequent provisions ol that Uw au>
tbonzed to receive from tbe holders of evidence n
of public debt who were willing to surrender a
tbe same, and issue new evidences of public in- tl
indebtedness, to bedenomioated "Newinterest 01
Stuck of tbe State of lUiuou," tbe principal of
such indebtedness to be payable at tbe same n
time with tbe evidences ot indebtedness so sur- jj;
rendered iu sums ot one thousand dollars each, u
and bearing tbe same interest as tbe originals, ei
and for tbe arrears of interes- then due certi- g ,
iicates of interest stock should be issued of live y
hundreds dollars each, bearing interest alter ||
the tirat day of Junuary, 1657, redeemable at tbe n
ol tbe Siate at any time after the year
1557, all certificates issued under the provisions a
of that law to be transferable at tbe transfer ot g
tices in the cities of .New York and Spring- *
field. 0
From page 15, treasurer's report to the 2lst m
General Assembly, it npreara that, under tbe
previsions of this law, there have been funded
as follows: tl
On account of principal |2,553,3GS 15, due in e
tte Tear 1870, bearing six per cent, semi-annual *
interest.
Oa account of arrears of interest, $1,558,433,
03, redeemable after the year 1877, bearing a
like interest.
All tbe evidences of public indebtedness now
outstanding, pursuant to the provisions of this
law amount to M,422,501 18, part ot the in- 5
terest bearing debt ot tne State at tbe present
time. ,
From the same report, it appears there arc p
thirty old State boodu, of SI,OOO esch, outstand
ing, due in 1860, and of bank and internal im
provement stock, and internal improvement 1
scrip, one hundred and three thousand dollars is
yet outstanding; and of liquidation bonds ispued
under tbe provisions of tne act ol Feb. 22,1547
" laws, pa e 165," there are yet due the amount
of $271,849 due in tbe year ISGS. c
Pursuant to tbe law of Feornary IS, 1557, j
law*, page 'lO4, providing finding arrears of
interest ontheSUte indebtedness, there have
been issqed certificates of internal stock draw
ing interest after January Ist, 1860, and redeem
able alter that date at the pleasure of tbe State.
$2,653,814 43, and an estimated amount of f
arrears ot interest not yet funded of $253,000.
This class of public indebtedness is based up- .
on the fact that tbe state did not pay the inter
est ou her public debt from July 1,1841, until j
some time in ISSG-'57; that tbe arrears ot in- (
tercpt were accumulating during that period, a
part of tbo time 9 D P*id, but daring tbe later
years, partially paic from the proceeds of tbe
interest tax, until those proceeds became suffi
cient to pay in lull tbe accruing interest, but }
while partial payments were made tbey were ap* 1
plied not to the oldest arrears, but to tbe insial- i
ment of interest then falling due, and so there 4
were attached to the bonds great numbers of
partially paid coupons, which have been funded
under the provisions of tbe law last referred to,
and will be interest bearingpublic indebtednebS
on and alter Jul; 1,1660.
From the treasurer's report, lost above re
ferred to, itaopeara that the entire public debt
is now SU,I3S 463 93 lesa any- payments made
tbereon since the date of the last report.
Thisindeotedness is evidenced ciiher by the
qrigiual evidences thereof, issued at various
timts, by virtue of different laws, or bj tbe new
evidences eubsiituioJ by the Fund Commission
er at d.ll'erent times. No provision has been
made by law, so far as this Committee is aware,
tor either tbe safe preservation or authorized
diStruatipn of the evidences ot public indebted
ness which have been from time to time sur
rendered on payment, or when funded, but your
Committee have not had time to examine bow
far aoch surrendered evidences ot public in
iudtl)-.edneae can bo found among the archives
ol tbe Stale,' but your Committee deem it proper
that such examinations should ba made, and
proper measures taken to preserve them; or if
destroyed, that it be done in an aathentio man-
Committee, forreasons which seem very
obvious to them, recommend that the law of
1847, antborix-ng tbe funding of the State in
deotedness should be repealed, and tbat 0f1557,
only continued m force until January Ist, 1860,
proper notice being given by the Governor of
th" discontinuance ot the latter acL
Tour Committee also recommend that somnch
of the law of *,1547 aa authorizes a transfer office
to be kept in the city of New \ork should be
i repealed, and that hereafter all transfers or ex
changes ot one public security for another,
should be made by our own State officers at
i Springfield, and they held to a strict and fre
' quent account for all such translers, and that
hereafter no evidences ot public indebtedness
executed in blank should be by any public
! ctEcer delivered to any person tor any purpose,
but should be executed by the several officers
only as required for immediate use, and that
: any such evidence of public indebtedness now
outstanding anywhere, should be at once called
5 in and cancelled or destroyed; and tbat here
». after the Governor, Auditor and be
f esch required, personally, to examine ail evi
decces of public indebtedness offered for fund-
U iog or payment, and that at each aeasion of the
£ Legislature, a lull account ot all such business
performed by either of them, be laid before the
, Legislature.
i By tbtse recommendations, your Committee
do not intend aoy direct or implied censure on
tbe part and present manner of transacting thia
'ft department of poblio business, but to suggest a I
~ aafe, 7*U guarded mode of doing it. |
* 'ln View of the ?ery large amount of publio
securities deposited in tbe Treasurer's office aa
aacurity for our bank circulation, andtho large
iomsnow likely to accumulate there from time to
time ToQr Committee recommend an enlarge
— meat of the c * ssfe in his office, with all
poasible protection against or other casu
— alty.
The present aooroes of rfvenne to the State
from direst taxation, are as fallows:
For defrarfnt ordinary erpens«s 114 mills
If oonstitrtun*naxiorpaytDf pdodpaUr BtUe
* debt.... ...............................S mils
For paying interest on &aU debt .IW mills
For eommAn aeboot porposes... 9 mills
~ Or 67 cenu on 1100 valuation.
The* constitutional two mill tax your com*
mit Were of opinion thf k legtalatore has &o
power to suspend or aUer. Ia the language of
tbe preamble to the set of February 22, 1847, it
was adopted oa a means of making a united and
rigorous exertion for the payment of the public
debt bj tbe convention which framed tbe pres
ent constitution.
It has produced about three and one quarter
millions of dollars, which have been applied in 1
pnyment of the principal of our public debt,
thus saring the Bute at this time nearly two
huodred thousand dollars annually of interest,
which would have to be paid but for the payment ,
of tbe principal
It baa nearly all been promptly called for until
the present year, when, on the first of January,
ont of $745,000 on hand, ;oniy a little over j
$82,000 wus then called forj but sisce that
date about $275,000 have been paid out in the
Jmrchase of publio indebtedness, under the
aws authorizing the governor and treasurer so
to do.
In view of ihe large cmount of public indebt
edness falling doe in 1800, and payable at tbe
pleasare of tbe State, your committee hope that
so large a surplus from this source will not
again accumulate, or if any accumulation should
occur, it could bs at once applied to the pur
chase of public indebtedness at par, at the
pleasure of the State.
Tbe school fund, your committee ,is of
opinion, should not be disturbed; and, as a
large amount of public indebtedness only began . ,
ta bear interest in 1559, and a still larger por
tion will .become so January Ist,' IS6O, your
committee are of opinion tbat a strict obser
vance of constitutional provisions, the sacred
preservation of the school fund, tbe protection
of our publie credit as an interest paying State,
the pressing demands on the publio treasury lor
tbe erection of a new penitentiary and the en*
largement of tbe public institutions at Jackson
ville, and no probable increase of the aggregate
value of tbe assessed property in the State, by
reason ot financial depression—all forbid any <
less rate of taxation tban tbat now existing,
however desirable such a reduction might be,
nor do your committee believe tbat tbe people
of the State will unreasonably complain of any
tax fairly levied for a worthy public object and
honestly and prudently applied.
Savkl W. i'cLLßtt, Chairman.
B. C. Cook, A. J. Kutkixdall, |
APPLWGTOX, S. JU IjCCfcIMSTBB,
Taos. A. Habsball.
Improve four Eyesight. j
S7...QLAHKSTBBBT BOOM 2.T7P 3T4TRfi-.JP
CHICAGO. ILL. ,
-TIHE CELEBRATED RUSSIA 8008
1 OB7BTAL AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE BPEOTA
CutS. Vy o-'-inpftent judges to be
tbe BEU'.O? ALL GLARES NOW IN USE. fcr
loan or short-sighted persons, fron 10 to at years
of sxe. and for weak, sore or inflamed eyes, cata
r-cU. cross ares, are for tale at 37 Booth Clark utreet.
Boom No d ur> stain. Alsc all kinds of Optical Instru
ments andArtUJdal Byes kepi on band
Persons residing at a distance requiring Spectacles.
Fye Gla>s*s, etc.. c*n be exactly suited according ta
their oonditloa of *U:ht, and supplied with then by mail
or -'xpress, safely and quickly, by sending correct and
d'stlnct answers to tbe iollowin* questions
Ist. Statcjaur fuse, state of b:afcband occupation.
2d. Htite ir slaj'e? are wasted for reading writing,
etc. or forlooklnc at distant objects A
2a. State the e*ac; number of inches rou bold a book
In reading, with or without Klines, plainly aid clearly.
Tbe price of my impr red Bi>ectaoies and Eye Glasses ,
are as follows: HestPebb.f. or Crystal Gia»sca. m cold
bows, 913. |lO and IS. Best slaues in «hver bows. 15. M,
S3 ana Si. Best glaues in cteel b »ws. M. 43. *2 and «L
Enclose either of the above sumi witn four postage
stamps. inarerfsteredleter.andyouwillrecelveby re
turn mal. orby expres 1' youp-efer It. tbe quality asd
kind of tlaa&es paid .or, and th; best adapted to jour
sight.
DE. Ik E. ROSENBERG.
feil-lra* Is Practical Optician And Oculist.
1859 SPBtNG TE4DE 1859 j
A TIN
ME il«. WAiiEUOU^,
45 JVabaxh Atrnnt...., *5
Bm?oh's Ironßuildinff. Chicago*
Tbe Subscriber baa now In stock
TIN PLATE. ROOFING TIN, BLOCK TIN,
ZINO BESETS k BLABS, SHEET IKOH, 1
GALVANIZEDIROV,
B&AZIEfe'S k SEEETniNG COPPER.
TINWCRB* TOOLS, and
METALS GENERALLY,
All of which is offered at tbe Lowest Market Prices for
Cash. •
THOMAS S. DXOKEBSON. ,
15,000 BundNs Wire Feucing*
We are prepared to make contracts with Dealers for first
qutbty
ANNEALED FENCE WIRE. NOS 8 and 9,
In Qupnllt'csof tot :essthan one ton. dclirerable at our i
Warehouse at any time prerioos to the Ist day or June *
oext Firepsr cent, cub to be paid when tbe cool tact
It made, balance on deiive y. Purchasers are invited to '■
oorretpoud us at once.
Tll-ja. 8. OIUtiERSON.iJ Wabash av«oe.
laSfl ell dlmAgSia n-irch'n Iran BoHding.
SOMETHING NEW !!! MItCHELL'S .
PATENT '
Metallic-Tipped JJooi and Shoe,
An Improvement Ins been applied to Boots and S u oes,
by which a G eat Satlus 11 Expense Is made. Every /
boot and shoe dealer It-ow* that cblld'en will
attbetoeth-ben-consinjctedsMe In from fourt* six
weeks. «ud that It ••-sMtherto defied tbe skiu of manufac
torerstoobi'iatethisdifficnity. J
THE "METALLIC TIP"
meets and overcomes It. A r-aall piece of copper Is
neatyfaciened to the toeof tlie boot or shoe, affording
a complete nrctectlon to iu and rendering the efforts of
the most inveterate stamper Ifleffectualtoklckorwearlt ,
out. j
H'e present this invention with the *uUest know'edse of
aud experience ia Its P< actlcal Utility Having now for
nearly two years been subjected to the srverest tests, it j
has. by its own Intrinsic merit*, actQally surmounted
every objection tbnt could p->«*ibly be brought •gilnst U, (
as the certificates, whlebare but a f&ir av- J
erage of hundreds of otherg, will abundantly corrobcrate. ;
We tiavr no htr<luuon in sav nx that the Mrt\llle> > ipped ;
Bhoe is destined 10 entirely supercede, for Children and ,
Youth, tie o-'l stile; and we constler it a moderate :
Eta'cmeut tb%tonep*lr < f the Metallic Tips will outwear \
two to three ot tbe old style, making a savini of ,
nearly two-thirds in the expense of shoes.
Jltssn. WADSWOUTU & WELLS, of Chltagt, j
Have been a:» Pointed Agents for the sale of the Boots «
and tihoes. and are authorised to dispose ef lown and
County tttshta. i
communications aldresied to them or the undersigned
will rccci re proper attention.
CUArE McKINNET k CO..
id £SO A'ater st. Boston, Mass.
N. B.—This invention ia a complete protection from
the cutting <~-f tne Prairie Urasses. Ac d is especially adapt
ed to Miners' use. and all occupations widen particularly i
expo«e tbe toe of the bout or shoe to being cut or worn.
lafcUy-ctil
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BEMOVAL. ]
We have removed to our new premises, 1
28 Lake Street 28
Where, win Increased room and 1-nproved facilities, we
are prepared to show our old friends and all wishing to
poiCha*:, the largest sad most complete stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Everbroughttothls market.
te9c!97 3m DOUG FIT. BABSETT k HILLS.
\ KTICLES OF DIET FOB INVALIDS
A. AND CHILDREN.
We would Invite attention to our complete assortment
of these articles. cocsisdLg of
BISOOTINE,
BfiOMA, CHOCOLATE.
ARROW BOOT, BABLET, '
GROATS, ALKATHEPTA,
FARINA, 4:0, &O,
All ofwhleh ws can recommend as perfectv pcre and
{ptt'i, HA'-SHY c UlNilt
f t 3 Homeopathle Pharmacy. 161 Clark-at.
Notice.— thefndersignej, on the
lit or Januin- 1859. withdrew from Oook,Jsrq'hfr
* jo . where 1 wa Chemical Dyer asa Partner, and have
openeda
Fixer STEJII DTE ESTABLISHIIEXT,
105 SonOi (3ark Street 195
[Between Monroe and Adsmi.]
Where T am prepared to Dye and Clean Silk, Batin and
Wurlen Dresses and Shawls: geotleoen's Coats, vests
and Pacts, ia every style desire u Carpeti cleaned. Lace
Curtains cleaned >nd bleached at reauced prices.
AH goods wari anted to look well orno pay.
tc?c!99 ly StDNfiY KALISCH.
Kerosene, or Coal Oil.
A NEW SUPPLY.
Tbe Terr Best Article In the Market. For sale by
Ziß WIS & PASS,
103 - - - South IVater-St. - - - 103
IRISH MOSS.
Shred and Sheet Isinglass,
TAPIOOA, FBESH HOPS,
Coxe's SparkUn; Gelatine,
SAGO. OAT ITIKAL,
CONCENTRATED extract of lemon,
81BGEST k ILSLET, ipoth(cirles,
fegclffl 140 Lake itreet.
.I'tW hot
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Just Keesived
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CHICAGO YAKUT? BTOKE,
Clark Street 40
[fel? c£tsly)
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The subscriber is prepared to
famish Type in large or mall quantlUet, made from j
a sonerior cnalftj of metal, for either cash or approved j
caper. llelsalsosappUedwttbalarcestock of rfi£SS* !
ESINK WOOD TYYE and ererythln* neoeaaary
ror a ootaplete Prtatin* Office. A new Specimen Book Is
now ready for delivery, and will be test to parties wish
i In* to order on application.
, Qhinftw 1). T. IWim Tumi n
s mO BUiLDERS, OWNERS, & HOOFERS
i Tbe nbacrlber is prepared to fcralah. Ia lane or saaQ
l quanUea. MO&KLSr k 00*8
> Corrugated Hoofing.
This new article, so extensively Is age. excels an other
) mniiift rabstaneea for Koo&nc, betn* more durable.
■ cheaper, lire and water proot, and lawnx as lona as tbe
® bnlldrnt. It also reduces tbe rates of Insurance 10 per
3 as veil as plans of the various methods of
poUlnxU otveanbe imq by eaiUn* at tbe office of tbe
\ Phtc&tx luaranoe Company, 1U Bcqtti Water
1 Qhlcata ppa bUSIy A. MDWARDa. Atent
IIARDWARF. stockl—WE OFFER FUR
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' well selected stock of
X EIEDTCIBE, STOVES, IKO!r, It.,
Is torether with the eood will of the bmlnesa. Tt b the
ti besttta-din a flourishing, county seat, and hu dlreet
railroad communication with Chlcsco.
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stock of
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hon«r» are such tb&t they can sel. all Law B-jcks at the
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or mV» appllea'Jon at this ei;abiishmen: ra her
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dell
E. A. BOGUE
Dentist.— office no. hi
Lake street, (opp. J. ILReed
DBS. FGLLEB & ALIt.IUGH,
Dentists. ofhce, no.
4t West Randolph et., Chlcaxo,
UL Bnperiorwork promptly done at our mjT'HT TTj
offlce. Responsible guarantee for sac
cessls ill cases
HTCall andseespeclmens. seM»tf-aCT
DB< J. BBIIJDINE, Dentist.
Late associate of dk. a. wood
HUPP BROWN, ofNo.SGreat Jcnes street, Nei
yor*.
Office 100 Xjalze Street,
Over Tripp ft Hale's Patent Office Depot
noUMTB ly
DRS. WARNER & KKTCHUM, DENTAL
BUR9KONS. Offlce northeastoorner of
Utake and iDeartoorn aitreetm.
Dp stairs in room No. 1 ocl2bltC-ly
W. W. ALLPORT,
DE NTI S T.—OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 83 Wa£hlnstco(jW|Hi&
Hreet> oca bSMy H *'UJLLLr
DOCTOB N. F. COOKB,
Homceopathic physician. OF
not: aod Re«i'Jeaee removed to 202 Klchlfa:
•Xrrct, two rioon from Hushatrret. myt'SS'ly
DENTISTS.— DRS. QUINLAN & CUSH
ISO.
■URazioir cxirmsTs*
OPPICK—NO. S8 GLARE STREET,
mhM4y-0539 Oppoalt < h* Oocrt House.
£eotl)er qiis i r m&ings.
Hayden, Kay & Co,
838 EASIOLPU STREET 238
CHICAOO.
Haiu'acturers. ImportenTand Dealers In
Saddlery Hardware,
BENT STOCK,
OOAOH TniHrniNGS,
SPRINGS, AXtLS, VAKyiSHES,
WEBBINGS. HORSE COLLARS, Ac*
P. HAYDEN, New Ycrk.
P. WILBOST, Cincinnati,
WILLIAM V. SAT, Chicago. PL
w. z. ~...u».finr»iv
k Wholesale J)eal*
era In
■addles, Bridle** Oollarm, Qlff Saddles*
bridle fronts
fad Hoodoo. Drlvlnc Reins. Hone Ooven and Banfc
•u, Whips, Ply > eta, Aa,4a
OFFICE AND SALES-ROOXEt
U8
Orer Kay k Go.'sSaddler7 Hardware Store.
in2oajo64y
Silver-Plated Gooda.
SILVER PL4TED CASTORS IX GREAT
variety. Bpoona, Forks Goblets. Ac- Ac.
ror sale lower ihaoataayothe- h>n « In ihe citr. A
J&EGER k CO.'i Prescn China Emporium. 103 Lake
street, between Clark and Dearborn. ja3o-ly-c34
Country Merchants
Abe invited to examine our
lance ttoek of Crockery and Glass-ware be fere
maalns their purchasers elsewhere, with the assurance
thai our best endeavors will be mide to make tt for ibelr
adrastaceto purchase stjck at t* e Ohina Emporiam of
A. JABaEfl * Lake street, beteeen Ctark and |
New and Attractive Goods.
W! RESPECTFULLT IXVITB THE
attention of the ladies ff Chica«o. and 'he public
lneeo*ral to cur >a'*e and eomp ete stock of fine Prench
China, fine Out Bohemian Gtasa W*re. Croekenf Ware.
Bntanla Ware, A:., kc aa we are satisfied fie quality
and low rrices of our nods,are as to jdve the best
satlslutiontiaM. A iAWtdl 4 00-133 Lake street be-
and Dearborn Ja3o-ly-c34
Fine China.
: DKGOEA.TED ND HICHLT GILD
. Tea Sett.
r .«* >• " Toilet Sets.
1 Beantlfol decorated Vas» Motu Tete
aTc.eßeta.Card ofeTetv ascription, and
WlbeStfTerylowM 4. JAJ63ER AOO/S. lu3 Lake st.
' - UIQ-1»^34
T' " HE ITaDERSIQNED HAVE TUB PLEA
SURE of Inform!?* their ra£otn«r* that they have
removed ihdrstoek of crockery, dasessd china from No
839 LakerreeitotbeneW4uideteeintstor& V 0.103 Uke
lAreri, where they wUi be thankful to receive aeonUno.
. aace of the Kberal-patrMsae berHofore bestowed upon
[ them. A. A 001, 103 lake street between
' parte and Dearbom. • ja-ap-ty-oM
' Y2.0 AND VISIT THE FRENCH CHINA
Slrg oo6t>gr'.
rUICES WIN.—
FSAHC, MARSH & DeXiONG,
30 Lake Street*
. 2 31 po'Jcy of small expenses, andstsndard Goods at
lrs P'jcestpmea who pay, havlar carried us sareesa
fulty thrcwhtlcesof panic, we sh«' still adhere to Ik
t*eare determined to offer
KOod-ncn, «sd thall offer at WHOLKdALK throa«hoat
tne season, a very full Spslng Stock of the very best
stages of
STAPLE DRY eOOUSj
EO3IKHT AND SOnONS.
At the verv Lowest Prices that close buying
eznenvs will admit < f.
To our customers who warord.iU«buriae«
la the tills notice Is unnecesary. but we solicit t k e
attention of all eood meuwbo **loox aroaid" toe the ad
v«ntaces of the marcel, and have scuuihlnx vore than
proxiatrs to payfor goods. jal9 cSJ«ia
78 - - Lake Street, - - 78
TKIMHIN'GS, EMBROIDERIES.
LACES,
NEW STYLE SKIRTS
CORSETS.
UNDER GARMENTS,
GLOVES. AND HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES,
WOOLEN GOOD 3,
BERLIN WOOLS,
And a General stock or
BKAZ.Z. WABII
Kert Oauuatlj 03 biad and for safe
Wholesale and Retail,
78 Lake Street*
i*3o JL QRAVBa. CLate q T. AtkinsonJ
GREAT BARGAINS
-in-
DRY GOODS!
FREEMAN, GOODRIXD & C 0„
ISS Uke Stmt i:i
Offer from this date for the ba'.anee of the Seaion, their
Entire Stock, consisting of
RICH DRESS SILKS,
MERINOS,
—IST—
ALL KL\DS OF WITTER D&GSS GOODS.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
EiUBIIOIDBBIiuS
WOOLEN HOSIERIES,
TUIUiIIINGS, RIBBONS,
aud HIILLINERY GOODS,
At] Less than i\*w fork Cost,
With a view to close them out and
MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
Heavy Spring Purchases!
FREED MAS, 600DKI5D k C0 4
M'ig LAKE "»■
IBSS - - - ■ Fill ud Winter. - - - - ISSB,
COOIBI, HARWELL tc CO.,
Oacceuon to Cooler. WadarortbA OoJ
OEY GOODS JOBBERS,
«2,4S<fc4o Wabash AveutM.
Are no* receiving & fall assortment of
ORT GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC., ETO,
FOR THE FALL AND WIHTEB TP.ADS.
BTVtAT.L PHOFIT3 A£fD PBOMPT PAI
•{lll be oornotto. aoJ all dealers particularly cash and
snort time trade, will fled it to their Interest to exatniat
oar extensive andattracUvestoclrbefcrer>arcba«incelse
mhvt.VH.wiy.
.furniture, s^t.
FOR FUfiWITUEE
(UIUOS
H. N. PARSONS,
m....RANDOLPH ST :ET....m
He 1s selUns Qcods
A.T COST
WITItOUr KEGAKD TO VALUE.
deSStnbfisj
Furniture! Furniture!!
WHOLESALE AND KETAII
—lt
NEJV YORK §• tiuxTOX'PIUCES.
PACTS WORTiI SHOWIHO!
30 per Cent Bared in tho ParchmM.
Sheartr, faiae & Strong,
*!lmvla« iUBOTd to
JONES J NEW IRON FRONT STORE.
NO. 803 RANDOLPH ST..
Are now prepared to exhibit to tbtlr old cuitonen, asd
to the public generally.
The and. Best Assorted
STOCK OF FURNITURE
WEST OF NEW YORK.
Which Uhey have recently received, and are now c;ei>
Inn, co nib tin* in part of
Hoho'anj, Rosewood ud Walant
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Is Brocatelle, DeLalne, Plush and Hair Cloth,
"Enamelled, Oak, Chestnut, Hohogasy ft BoaewM
CHAtfIBER SETTS,
Of New and Decant Deslsnes. from tbe best Manafacttt
ties in Boivon. New Tors and Philadelphia
—ALBO
AnCxtenslTe rarietj of Bfohonny. Walnut and Sose>
wood Tete a Tetes. Easy Chairs. Parlor Obairs, Easy
Koektna Chain, bewlmt Chairs, Divans. Ooocbes and
Lounzes. Etaseraa. Marble-too Centre and Pier Tables.
Bcreatu and Sdeboards. Patent Sarins Beds, Curled
Hair, Cotton and Husk, Palm and Kxcels'or Waitresses.
Fine Bush 9eat Ofcuirs, Carved Oak Extension Tablea.
Oak Blnine Otalre, Cane Seat Ohalrt of every description,
—ALSO—
DirJiKS ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
IN QR£AT VAJtIETY.
Soodi Xann£actnred Here To Ordet Out of the
BEST MATERIALS.
We ere constantly recelrln* from SItCAHEB k JONZB.
New York, and SHEARER k PAIN'S, Boston. (Mann
factor era.) the
LATEST PATTEHSB
IKS
most Approved stylos of Goods,
Wtlch will naie It a ceat inducemen to those
FUEXISHCT6 HOTELS AND BOrSES
To exaolne our Stock before sendlst East*
Ho parties VISITING THB CITY FOR TETE PDRCHAHI
OF fDENITDBE should faU to -:s<tßlpe
OUR MAMMOTH STOCK
Before ilak ng their Parcia^rs.
To the Public at Zcar^o
! We are prepared to prove that Purnlttue of Ereu
; Gride, from the Kitchen to the Pa* or,
! Will be Fornished from Our Establishment at
Prices Lower than any House in the West.
BHEABER* PAINE 4c STRONG,
203 BANDdLPH STREET 203
[selaiTti]
C- MOK.O--A.N,
199 - - - - Ztako Stroot, - - - - 199
Ifew and BeaatUol Dertgns
LATESTSTTLES of
Sesewovd, And Walant Paibr,
-As>-
BZ3D&OOSZ FUSNXTV BS,
IN SUITS.
Tbesubecribarls novreoelTlnc LA&QX ADDITIONAL
SUPPLUB to his former
Kammoth Stock of Cabinit Tumi tare ft Chain
As the Stock Is now Complete and full, and.tit
Largest to be found West of Hew York
Ha would cordially Invite the attention of his forme
Mends and patrons and the subCo sea*
eraJly to call and examine
T=n» Elegant Fonxitturs
Befere purchasluc elsewhere.
Selllus st Greatly Reduced Prltsafroa
Last Season*
CHICAGO. AUSUBT Urs. 1863. iCtMj
BABCOCK ic PEEK*
(Successors to Wlllard. Peek k Co.)
171. BAKDOLPH-ST. Ml.
Biboguy, Rtse*M4 k Wdut,
<—aifo—
CHAMBER) DINING ROOM AND COMMON
tVBNZT VSII
In Great Variety. i
WOOD SKAT ASD CAN® SEATCHAISa,
BUKKAD9.
particular attention paid to OounUrT Orders, asd
to furnishing Hotels, kc, seHaWHy
T\BALSRB and consumers
1 9 Aaa isvrran. * 5
a. w. dctsmobk * co M
Are ao w umsred to sen and d direr to anynart onis dtj
fSKK OP OHASQI
lay ofthe various productof their aills. We shall alms!
tbe stars la the quality of oorsoods. and with a eood mill,
eood materials, and experience, hope to reach and main*
tola the blithest point of exoeOeuca. Oar brands of/lev
te pffiuips'^ns, l S)oloet*tra, No. 1 White Wheal,
Phillip** Mills. Extra B<n>«s9ne, Ifo. 1 Sad Winter.
Phillips' Mills. Choice Family, Choice Xxtra
AluatwholenJeorretaQ: ....
White Rye Hour. Cora MeaL sifted and on sift ad.
Graham flour. Corn and Oats, croond,
Qracied Wheat, Bmughgi. aamps,ao
■bIMBI-ly Wo IST Ho^Wrturitr—A
SUNDRIES— 50 BASKETS CHLRHIE3,
GO ban Gupared Peacbes,
t) br*! Pared Pcscbas.
S brls Drievi Btspberriea, .
SO brls Pried Btaekbentaa,
GO kw f reach Pranea,
10 baskets Uuncarlan Prunes*
Skeo Turkey Pruaea.
_ J«a IrecdTed and for ule by WILLIAM LITTLS A
00. 161 Boutn «CaUr street. del*4y
i^HRISriCAS—2SO BOXES FANOY TOYS
\J ao boxes Faccy Candlea.
Sift boxes FasoPra&ea.
KM boxes
i pflotatfelMlPes* Water
Ranking ans (grange.
B.l.rKl.ru BOUSE
Qr L. E. ALEXANDER 4 00.
Bank of Deposit Fr reign Domestic Exchange, and
jction and Ship Passage.
50 OLA BE STHEET. OHIO AGO
ERNST PRUSSXNG.
DEALER IN EXCHANGE, MONEY,
—*j>-
HKAXi ESTATE BKOKER.
»0 .....Ba«k OukA, Caßlaln. ...18.
AfiZKT JOS TVS
ErxtUh Conmere'al Life Imvrinct Conpanv,
LONDON andAiTKRICi.. Cim.lL e6,KXi.wa
seWy ERN*T PRUBSINQ, Notary Put tic.
J£XCHANGE AND DEPOSIT BANK
VEXBE, CARPENTER & CO.,
CEDAR KAPID3, IOWA.
job* *mt & s. aimno a, a. grass.
—um to—
ißericaabshaaiw Baak New York.
Mr Bride Brothers . •*
J. & domioa. jr.. Editor Bankers' Mioilae. **
E. L llakbam A Co., Banters, Chicago. EL
Kisses. Stibss A Go, Woo iter O.
Oo«fc.B*rseut A Downey. naaksrs. lowa City. lowa.
J.G. Graves, M. D. Nashua, N. H.
[jiao c3l ly]
CRANGBH, WELDON «Sc CO.,
Bankers and dealers in ex-
CHANGE,.corner of Randolph aad Market streets
(Und • Blockj, Chicago. in.
XXTXg to
WaßOrtep.Bw_Qhiea«o 8. LlaA Ess- Chleam,
L. B. (Kls A Oa. ;; E.LTlalSa • f ™ u '
tlHaopo •• Tinaer?
lalTSm field. Ohl*
BAU)W2S tk DODGE*
JJANKERS & LAND AGENTS.
00 UNOIL BLUFFS. IOWA CITY.
Collections made it the usual rates. Exchasge an. the
prioc.pil cities of the Ualoa bought and sold. Real E»-
tstebougfctand sold oacommlaioa. load w?rrants !o
-*s' 1»J acres, and 3*c per acre I«nd OOce
lee. Aii 6ixeu warrant* la same proportion.
REFERENCES-,—Mariaeßank. Chicago: Henry Fartaa.
Esq* President Chicago asd B. I. Railroad; Americas
Exchange Bsnk, New York; Dorkee A Bollock, ft.
LOSiL
JOHN T.DODGE, delO-Iy-aOO G. M. B.*T,T>wnr.
OOOLBAUS.. A BROOKS.
"L> ANKERS AND DEALERS IN EX-
Uouiu,
burlxngton. IOWA.
an Prompt attention Tea to the eollectios of Note*
t/rana. etc.
Refer to George Smith & Oo M Marine tu**, Mer
hants Savings Loan asd Treat 00., aadF. 6. Adams.
•w.y.ooomccH. [mh2Hy) r.w. ssoom.
BDWB, I. TINKHAiH & CO.,
BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANBE.
Corn.r Clmrk and Like Ktrecta.
aaiCAGo.
UWASS !. *ls*3l* UeSA'a-lji JOBS C. AXSLSS.
OHARLE3 H. HAM A. 00.
Bankers and dealers in Ex
change. 31 Clark street. CMcazo.
OoJonssioa DxraxTxisr— HAM. CHAMBERS A CO..
Dealers us N»<oliable Securities. But and t<ell Piper
Secured bj Real Estate. and give special atteatloa to ls«
vestments for Eaitera Parties aalis47s4-ly
caumia.HAM ». B.caxM3Kaa. oco. o. wairrta.
ami a. ocres jamcs bscs bsxut satus.
DCPEE, BECK & SATLES,
T>ANKERS AND BROKERS, NOS. 3 & 5
l_> Deroaahire ctreet, Bostoo. jrivc partlcolar attea
tloa to tha Miaea of Lake Sapenor aad are prepared
to taralah reliable lolormaiioa respecting then. A
aoathlj review of the dtock aad Mooey Market with
gaotattons of &U the Correal BecorUlea. will be lent to
aaraddreadeaired. ac-JS-'M-ly
B. S. Ull a A. &UT7OID W. ±. UCSMIMIM.
LANE, BANFOBO & CO.,
QUCOESSORS TO DICKERMAN, WHE EL
O E3 A CO. Banker*. Bodtord. HHnM<.
OoUeedonj made asd remitted prom&tly at carreat
rates of £xchange.
Rirxi to—Oeean Bank. "lew York: Shoe aad Leather
Dealers' Bank. Boston: Kxchasge kantr, «w!a
HOFFMANN ft GELPCKE,
BANKERS, Chicago.
DBPOSIT3 received asd intehest
allowed on Special Deposits. liberal accotamoda
a>jcs craated to depoiftora. Independent of thestau of
the money market.
XXOHANaK and Letters f Credit, la «ams to salt, on
the principal cities oftbe United States and larove.
tiCH ANGK ON ECBOP2. to Importers, at New York
qcotatloajL
TlllE LOANS ca rrlrate bonds aad mort«ace« ccxo
tlaiid. Wenera Euie, Oooaty. City or Ballroad Loans
aeftatlated abroad. jaa6
nuxcu a. BorrMAaa, alxt. sillcz. otto oklpcxb,
ULRIOHS &. OEUDTHER
gj OIiAEX STREET—OLD TBIBONB OjriOß.
Specie, Bank Note, Exchange
AND COLLECTING 077101.
2ay constantly Fcreiaa «ad Domestic Gold and Silver
Coins, Kastera Bank Notes and Uncarrcat Money. Sell
Ex chance ou New York, and cuke CoUectlocs throosbaat
the United pates an,l OanaJau. icM 'y is »ia
OOOK It SARGENT
DAVENPORT IOWA.
OOOK BAS GENT & DOWNEY
ICWA CITY IOWA.
OOOK SARGENT 4. OOOK
fOBTDES MOISES IOWA.
COOK SARGENT A PARKER
VLOBENCE. N£BBASKA.
1> ANKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
XJ Make collections and remit to any pert of the
Union, (And Warrants booxbt, sold aad located
attention riven to the payment of taxes.
Attorneys at Law connected with oar boosts.
COOK A DILLON. Davenport. low*.
1. D. DOWNEY. lowa City,
jur a to
% W. Clark k Co.. Philadelphia.
X. W. Clark. Do das A Ox, New York.
J.J.Dtxwell. Prest. Mats. Bank. Bcftos.
N. Holmes A Son. Pittsbargh.
J. W. Clark A Co., Bostoa.
E. W, Clark A Brother. St. Louis.
Hatch A Langdoa. St. Looi^
6eo. fimlih A Co.. Cbleaxo.
John 0. Sargent, Washington. D. 0. cytf-ly
THE BANS OP AURORA.
HALL A UKUTHIBS, AUBOBA. JU IN0I&
ANKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
All collections entrusted to them will meet prompt at
teatloo. Befer to Bank of the Btat<bMew York; r. G.
Adams aad George Smith A Chicago.
M.T.SALL. B.F.BADI. P. A.g*«T.,
A. C. VEUTEL,
T7OREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
X? aad Collection Office. Also. Notary Pabllc.
75 Dearborn street. Chicago, 111. a £-ly-339
OFFICER & BROTHER
Bankers —dealers in uncus
reat Money. Sight aad Time Bills of Szehaage. Gold
and Silver Cola. etc. Receive deposits, and pa» particu
lar attention to collecting. OtSce 154 Lake street, Ma
rine Bank 801 l ding, open from 9 A* M. to 18>i P. kL
RUKBXNOXB.
North Bask. Boston.
Metropolitan Bank. New York,
Sherman A Coiling. ** M
Marine Bank. Chlceco.
J. IL Donham A 00., Chicago.
L W. OX7IOEB and BAIfL P. 0771C15. General
Partners. nrlt-ly
AIXT.It &. NORTON
gANKERS <Sc DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
No. 48. 80PTH QLABK Sr.. CHICA6Q. ILL.
Illinois Savings Institution,
IS IEI CUT 07 CHICAGO,
[lneorporaUd February, 13670
This institution receives de
podts or ons dollar, and cpwvds. from all classaa ©I
persons. Including
MINORS AND MARRIED WOMEN,
and allow Interest at the rate of slz per cent, per &a>
Dividends payable on the flntlfcndgj of to 4
July.
TROBTXX&
John H Kenila, Wn B Ofdsn J 9 Penh on
Geo W Dole. G8 tf a-jbard, it W Raymond.
Krastas S WuUazns. John a iced. Uenrfwbltbeok.
Geo E gtaaton. Alex 0 Coventry. 0 K W Loll.
Nathan B Kldaet.
Offlce No. "o, Washington street. Portland Block.
Office open daily the usual hours of basins*
end on Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
JOtLX IL KIN2H. President.
B. B. PDDSB. Qashler. lyl»altf»ly
GREEN A. STONE *
'DANZEBS—MUSOATINR. IOWA.-FSOXFT
X# auentton gives to Collections, and proceeds r rattled
oe day of payment at earren t ratef a £ gzchxng a,
unusca
Ms*rs.Geotieamilh AOo.. Chines*
Marine Bank. Chicago.
L.A.£enoistA
M esBS. GUmore A jrothertos,
Shoe and Leatcet Deahos bank. Boston.
Imrrlnn K*r»«.
GEO. S VUTH A. 00.
"DANKERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN
X> and Domestic Ezch -?e.
CHICAG« ■ ILLINOIS.
ODUeetlocisadeonaUth" prlndaal dUet la Unk
ed on the mcst tavor Sla verms. i
J.H. SOWER BROTHERS k, 00.
gJNKESS, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
LAID AGIST
zowa azir~.~..~. lowa
U7» 10
Messrs. K. X. Swift A 00.. Chicago.
John Thompson. No. I Wall streeOfew Tffk.
less*. D. A. Jaacarv A Co« Bt. LOQUMo.
oyß-Iy4Hl
G. 0. WHITNEY & CO.-
Banking and exchange office,—
38 CLARK STREET. Dealers In
EASTERN AND FOREIGN BXOHANOB.
Scio. silver asd Ucctrre-4 Ucnrv bcaght and soid.
Prtminza paid on CU* and Eastern Bank Notts. Depo
sits reccivid and laurest allowed on Special Depoots.
Drafts ftrsaleon England. Ireland asd Scotland, and all
parts of Germany.
Particular attention glvea lo Ik* nstotLaUon of tins
Botes and Bills of exchange.
Collections mad« aad remitted forwari ca dayofpo-
BenL
Monies Invested In Real ZJtata, and all ether tnasa*
Itnni Is a General p * r-y-t ~T aad Oommlelca bulneu.
gyM»o9M O.O.WHrrN2Y A SON. S3 dark st
Z. Q. HARBOR
"DANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.—
a ar,iyg STRUT.
Passrrcat Uc&sy. Geld and Bllrsr.
And psid.
Bjjvxxmcm.—!. Yo«qs predde&t Marine
Bank: F. G. Ada'**. felHy
.. . B. W. PHIUL7P3 BANKER.
No. * Ola ax 6r*x*?— Loo-:- 1 &cxu:g«.
CHICAGO. ELLINOIS.
Burs SIGHT AND TIME DRAFTS ON
the Eastern Cities. Discounts Business Paper. Deals
In European aad Domestic Kx dpede, LanJ War*
rants. Unearrent Bank Motes, aad Mixes Collections ea
All aeMffible points. ocU-ly-bt64
BffARINE BANK.
Chicago mabiuk and use cfsu
tanse Oom&sny.
OAPITAL. ICS.OCI.
B. I. OAETD-Oeshlerandßeetetazy.
J. YOUNG BCAMUON. Pretfdot
OeCeflgoa mads tad drtfls remitudto all parts a' tee
Oatoa
H. Ju TUOKER A. 00.
T7*XCHANGE BANK BANKERS AND
Fj Dealers In Exchange, corner of Clark an! Lake-sti
Illinois.
made tat he difereat dllss la th«
OalAa. KBshaasemhalowwtegrrcstratoa. rahjs^tf
MOaFORD BROTHERS
Bankers and exchange brokers,
Dealer i* L% d Warraaia, comer ol Clark and Laka
******* CChartc A. Mortsrd. *•». New York,
Isfsn urnr T*i r "irpiritrr ■ TT "~ , "Tir m
flJ.Ot ley,ln.OaU.'ttllergks'Uhß'k.
mm-*
WELLS AND POMPS.—
The onders'gned Is prepared to ssanufsetaro
fas Rftiawater, Taok* Sor Gaa ICetrea
DistH ers* Tubs end Reetlflen.
A3sa. ific WeUs, end focoiah Chiin asd other Pumps at
jrsssiar"Wjaar
fjar&ranw & illarbittfrD.
CHICAGO
yiLL-FIRMSUIVy DEPOT.
T. W. Baxter & Co.,
loxvracmxs or
M E S
OF ALL QUARRIES,
-u>-
C, W. Browns Patent Portable
Flouriny and Grist
And Dealers la
DUTCH A2TK2& BOLTING CLOTHS,
Smut Mills and Separators,
Separators for Warehouses,
Beltings of all kinds,
Hoisting Screw* and Bails.
Bran Dnstars, Pedes, Proof Sufi, Ac*. Ac.
FAIPBANKS' SCALES,
—AID—
Mill Fnrnlsliin? Generally.
Hjtu, Specifications and EttimaU* fnmuhtd
token dUnrtd, and th* construction of iiUam
and WiiUr Jfiiit contracted for «ntire.
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, xC.
The subscribers having obtained the agency for the ffif
of Stsam Engraes and Boilers, from the
BjnthtUrj of Bagl.y tt SeweD,
OF WATERTOWN. N. Y..
would Invite the attention of purchasers to their superior
merits of style. wpr»mansh:oandpowers.aljothetr very
low prices The following Is a list of prices of Engine and
Boiler, together with Heate*. Water and Steam Pipes.
Ooeks. halves, Arch Casting and Grates, complete aad
ready for ise. delivered la Cnlcago:
f horse power $5fW » bone power ILXO
8 •• ** 57S 55 - - LM
10 - " 735 an - 44 X 1,1573
H *• 2 800 35 " - 2,300
lo ** •* 1100 40 " 3,300
asd In Dke proportion for larger sixes as required.
Every Engine Is furnished with
JUDSON'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
For Flour Mills. We confidently recommend them as su«
perlor to any other style of Eagtae, and they will
Save from 25 to 50 per cent, in Fuel
Over the usual class of Boilers In use at the West. We
shall keep an assortment of different *fses at our
jlshment where they may b* examinedand the necessary
Information obtained rexardiag them. Competent men
will, if desired, be furnished t* sei up and start Engines
taa*y Dirtofthe country. We will also supply
WATER WHEELS, SHAFTING, GEARING AO,
At «ery Lota figuru.
T. W. BAXTER 4c CO.,
MCI Furnishing Depot. West Water street, between Ran
dolph and Madison. Chicago.
tW P. O. Address. Box No. TTi. laS-to-bSCg
AM MOTH MILL WORKS .
(Chicago Branch of the old Buffklo HID Fsnilahl&cl»
tablishmeot.)
JOHN T. NOYE A Ca
I&lao B. Hrvn. Rodent Partner and MQwrieht. 91
Market street, Chicago. Illinois.
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES,
rHTlttoaes, manufactured at this establishment, are
finished on new anil improved prlaotpie* and are at
near perfect as obtained by the best maauflasturers In
tbe world. The credit of this establliLmeci tor the
past twenty-five years In ftmsisblng Mill ITadings
tor nearly every Ptste and Territory to tbe Cnlon w wil
known and shall be maintained. Eitra detected Utll
Stores m»de on i'pecta) Contract from CholM New c* old
Qnarrr block >oye's Imsrived Cockbead sod H. lW
t!9indles.llUed In stonrs with Iron eyes, warranted beat
In use for Urge and small stones, also, importer* and
dealers In
Extra D«rj Dutch Alter Boltlß£ Cloths.
MILLERS In waat of UOI.TI,\U fcrmanu
facturing klxtr* Qu«iltv of Ftnur. can d<nend uwon get
Ung the genuine OLD DUTCH ANrfEtL Blnaie and
Double Extras, Boiling Cloths made up In a sa»erior
style, by givtns length *n.l disaster of lo 'eet
and mcbe<. Joan T. Noye'slmproved Qenblfuaal V«ed
Ins «nJ Klonr and Grist Mills. PlantatUn Com Wit
MiiiCutiats and M«cklnery of every description fttr
nl*bedto order on short nntl e. from new pftttsrea
N<-ye*s Improved Pruro-e Ml'l. Aip-nia 'or tbe BoiTslo
Fcate Work, uoable
proved Turbine, Reaction and Omtral Qis
charge waier Wheels warranted -sail totie best, fitted
with Cast Steel or Boiler Irou BucKeU warrantel to »ro-
t»erc-at. ge of power. Pmnt sl#o*une aod
SeparaUr. for tnlUs a- 4 w v houses. Cb nee Cane
Milli dogir m I UjisePower. Mi ls for G'ocer
les. Noye's Improved iron Bo'llng BeeU John T. Note's
Flour Packer. Stationery and Portable Endues Belt
lug. Hose and &team Packing. Landphera Stoke Planing
Machines aid \l>l- Farolshlatceaeially.
Having the largest 51 n furnishing 3 ock la the West
we can sell at a tower rate tuan any other establishment
N B.—We willcoatract to fiunlsn and bull' Mills cou
plet-. or tarnish rlana and •Deification.} .or UUlwruhta
m~ Address JOHN C. NoYE A CO.. Chicago, LL
deSDbTTU ly
K. T. Crauc X Bio.,
103 Wat Lake Strut 109
KAxcracTvaxxi aan nsauaa at
STEAM, GAS ASD WATER PIPE,
BOILEB FLUES, VALVES. COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES,
OU Cops, Gaage C««ks, Steam k Water Gaajee,
STEAM APPARATUS
For Vermliic llotels, Cborebes, Fio>
torles.
de3o
P. W. Gales, Wam:r. inalmers k Fmscr.
MAN'UFACTUEEKS OF RAILKOAB
CARS Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Portable Circular Saw Mills, Oates' Paten; Screw Cutter,
asd Agents tor the ssle »f Portable Flour asd Cora 14111'
and Bolls;
Engine and Hand Lathes,
Drills, W#od Fhlcgle Mills
Slide rests. Steam and wa;er Gauges, tluished Brass Work
POWER AMD HAND PLANERS, ETC.
Castings sod Mill Gearing made ts order.
EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, ILL.
Mark Goods—"OATSS A CO."
r. v. OATxs i. a. wisssa. r. cuunie.
a. e. wisiss.... ..n. a. runs.
April 33. ISM.
HARDWAKE FOB SPRLNG TRADE. 1859."
JKWKIT * BCTLEB,
Lake Strvst.
TNYTTE THE COUNTRY TRADE TO THE
JL following:
10 Tons Annealed Fence Wire—assorted number*.
S **
1,(00 Ken Nails—aborted sixes asd brands.
LSGO Bdls 3heet Iron—assorted,
suo - " ** J inietu-eesarted,
800 - .. ** B. G.
15 Casks BbeetZlae.
N PLATE. PIG US.
OPFER BOTTOMS. BREASTS and 00VERS,
Kirm asd '*M TINNER'S TOOLS, Asu.
▲ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT*
[aaj-a3M-ly]
| J)URE AIR & PERFECT VENTILATION.
i Tha mbscribers takes this method of aoti/Jta* the pafc
lie that they have secured
Sairjer's FitcitHeitligfc Y«tlUtli(FmM«j
Asd are sow prepared to furnish them to order tee
Dwelliags, Churches. Schools, Ac. Also, their Stoves
obstructed oo the aaiaa principle, for parlors, slsxii
'0 •cs aad halls, asd. e*redally
bazlroad oars.
Ventilating perfectly all rooms la which they ere used
and wamlag to aay required temperature.
We refer to Messrs. W. W. Boytaxtoa. O. I* Wheelook
fnr< CaHcr A Baurr, Architects of this dty.
War particulars of the subscribers at tfcek
owe No. u aad SSBsoth Lasalle street- ____ t _ A
F. LESTER A CO
Chicago. Oct. fth. IW. oc6bW.ly
X E~A S ¥~a RKI N8 ,
OILSBSATID
Worcestershire /Sauet,
P onousced Extract
—bt— of a Letter from a
oo.eotssoa.s I] **** GeaUem«
Ml at Madras
to be the mm;.m
jk ToEsßjothsx
Oily Cood Sllttj atWoreester.
asd Mar. ISBL
"Tell Lea A Perrtas
Applicable to that their Seuee Is
highly esteemed to la-
EVERY VARIETY dla and Is. Lnjem «*a
- - 3 ion. the most ptlssa
ar hm aid as well as the most
|JK33P «bol:s»me sauce that
DISH.
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.
Tbe ealy Medal awarded by the JOT of the New York
Exhibition for foreign Sauce was obtained by LEa A
FERRINS for their Woreetters .Irs Sauce. The world
wide fame of which having led to numerous fomstes,
purchasers are requested to see that the na-nes or A
Penins are upon tb* LaoeL Stopper and Bo«a
Lea A Pemas will r roceed acalast any one InfricMxx
either by maautlcturtng or vending SpuHous Seuoe. asJ
have Iniructed their coirwpondeots In rartoos parts yf
the world to advise them of tny inch taftiaameate. sots
Wholesale Agents for tie Cnlted Statet.
W aaes»«*a»w»«r» DC>JCASJkSON ,
Broadway. Sew York.
A stock always Is store. Also, orders receivedifor JL
rectshlpateats from England. »c3a ba»ly
PATENT
"Waretiouse.
The Beit Safe \n the Worid.
PRATT A "WOSCEJTER.
Aorvrs
197 Pocth WalersC
dr»3m.b>3
LILLU'S ,» ,i„ ... -■
iipiovkd sAra?,g^^Ssaj|H^
BoHbrl. J- WOOUT.,
dfaMnWaolaDnol
so.» UB *«<»
*m. MM
(fiommisgion
SAWYER, PAHKBB &
a-«'arxixx.&z»
Commi&tion *llerchnntß.
\ 258 Jf 200 South Water Street.
CHI UOO. IILISOI3.
! Prompt iwrsnnal attentlm slven to t&etala of F'our
! Grain, tttda, Provtslo-s, bee.t. uj Country
; gtmrraJiy f , a :
Times copy.
I EDWARD SACXET
I POHMI3SION HE«CdANT, 2i;: LAKE
! \-/,an«l3t7Booth Weteritreet Advui..r* , >,!.» on
: CosslgLments. WII 'give h}sexcluslveaite',>|r.-: tj tna
[ sale and oxnasso allkinds of Produce, e;o k «o
I liefer to Parker Randy. Cooler tKeua u-»; '< NVt
B. F. Carvfr. Gather Mai.re B*d<. iticago*
! f*. 8. Hasajd, Buffalo: If. Toiger A Co., .Ntw or
leans. . , i>* i v
HDBOT HEI.3OS
PRODUCE, COHMISSIO.V S SHIPi'IXO
MEJUWWANT.
Ma 6 HUUartfi Block, ooraer CUrk ud ?oath W^er-st*.
ij^rOTlb.pai.TONST-AUCH WOHK3. roltn.
"• Oswego JUvsr tHarcb The»
2^i^ rt ?S* UldD /i!®LS3 ,e C £. ra * sutKrto*
walltr. Orders addressed 10 M. NELSON, p O.
wtllreoelvo prompt attention. ocibUilr
.GEORGE R. EOKX.ET
(POXMUU.T KCXUT, Mosax A Cu..)
Frodoco Commission Merchants
|_| AVISG PUttCUAbED THE INfE KKST
A-l of my partoeri In tne flrn of fckley. Morse A
IK-'.L7. L i 0 ? U:i ?Si ho^r:K^Q^', OommijUoji batlue* on
« oV'SJ 8 "*/'!> No - 7 PJar-tj's it lU-itnu. corner
•frS*" 8 * 0 ; 1 GiO. H. ACKLKY.
Chicago. January 'M iPto. Vjli 60-c.>»
CULVER A CO,
Commission Merchants,
Sl6 Soutta Water Street. 7
B.F. Ccxvxx C E. Cijlvzji,
iatbnt ly
)Uao a. wiLUAMi D- liocatngLiaa
WH.LIAM3 A HOXJGHTELING
COMMISSION MhRCJUAN'TS,
♦ n. 0 :, ,? 0 . a ,^ 1 Water Street, second doer West
Bridge, give/helrexciujlvs atuntlnmo
thesaleandturchaseofajUin.l*of atot*.
on commission. Cas!i adraacei o'Lad;n*
and property la »tore. -n.t,. k Co.
nneßank.and Geo. i*teeie t " lj
HIRAM WHtZLia
PSODUCB UUMliij-i ~ j;a!'.CHA},'T
Coraerof ..;,!cr.iroet.
AHSKLEa-d BCILUISiI-H- btiisi.
chle ** o . UftS tojo lUiaoti
liM - - Winter Ammg.aitat - - 1859.
N. W. QHAHZM i CO,
Fortcanhng Merchants,
SUpflo(Agents Illinois Ctatnl Ballroad, lad
Htarf Boat Praprleton.
WE HATE JUST PUT DOWN [ltO.V
.. Tllci i¥ l i, al ! ,lt * ,r » Jto * dlr-cUy tronlhe old
to oar 14 hxrl Bau. .Men rD.hl c tn totorwarl
«ltH urcu Jeiiialcli 1
SlSfJUii.*™?™? WIW u au«.J<l! a
to any other metnod of handling.
We also give prompt and careful attention to re-shin.
wtr U »i* SlfL *° kvansvUifr Cim:nn»U,
ft e ? Un fl,. pl^b s i * h « N,s » uncans aad ilempi^j.
Cairo. Illinois. December lath. laM. o e a b7g? Sn
JUAES <k CO., """
PRODCCE coamssiox SIKRCHiNTS*
ADVANCES MADE 0* PRODUCE IN
jCA, Scow or for Shipment, Sterling Exchange on
SiSivS* *^ 8 ' a. J£xcu *?f Qa New *ork bought aod
Ri *• * i » 5T
COXXIBBIOH KBRCHAST,
~ J CCiTIAL WEA&T. DCMALO, H. 7.
MS A WALLB3. OOMMiS3iO« MHZ.
oaurrs.
laniUTU BTBUT- HXW YQRi.
w.uiiF4 co.,
SO. 17SIATI aTiil-t. 01110410. : ; .i.
flan dc LKSffEK, '
PRODUCE *t COMMISSION MEHCHANT3
14 Dearborn itre«t. ClJaue, liUnols.
cash advances on oilas H. BaHt'o
HTHeferto J. U. Uuan;un. PrcsidenL Kcraohu. ftly
A Ux. Chicago, aad A. x gasUuniev*. BuJaio. ,>JJ\
r.o. sALToxsTau. a u ruucaaa JoeiTcTTimsZ
_ P. €. SALXONSTALL & CO.,
/COMMISSION STOCK UliUKhxiS, COR
\J NtR Clark and L.ike street*. Will attend 10 C:o
ptircluuesud sale of tUocka and uoadsof evvr? Jm,;.
uon, either In this or la the New York Martev uuoi*.
Uoasolthe New York Stock Market daily i>y
tdegraph. Bales and pureh*scs made at Uiu cUiri Kx.
changeatlowestratesoffom^lssion.
tNUEHWOOD A KM,
Comm iss ion .lAerclmntx,
152 9* Water Street,
siairr>-iv t >hi\\<;Q.
WE ARI. PRUPAULD TO ilAlvK OA. U
AD\'A.NcK.iouWr<4in.&r
ae
S«>4am«*s<i'nntii.iwn. A '
ie~.ly;:=>»> :3->. sV
UumMijjiurt TTTuT
• chants, ooraer o t floath Water asd Franjuia
•trtete.
JHICAfiO iU.TN.'i^
P. KRIKOH. wylQ-tlM* B.
ornauo. uc.-Aftii
AVceaam
Give their sxoiuslv» atteattoatotho
FC2CHABE AND SALE
Ot Flotur 9 Gram, and other Proves*
os ooaMiasica.
14C. South Water cor. Clark rtr*ei...._ 1M
UOSSsSCIy C-HICAQQ.
iririn«unssj ■
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. IW Son W»«er atiwet, Culeajo.
Lil>i*ral aJt*ho« m»«le on '-ouuguaf •".i*.
HarssKAcas— J, 11. luuliam, Cbtraco; .1 Voun» f. <u>.
Obxago: Hoyal Nayir*, lit; v »*»,
S-w YorW: HcaiDg « >Voodr<ia. Hi ,J jjinin,
HAUIEtt, WALLAt E to.,
Commission .lierctianla,
,UW I'URH. *
Underwood Jc Co., CJxlcago,
mbg'uS-ly Agents for ihq h.iria-»«».«;.
HOBERT, PRODUOB AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Dealer la all kinds or 41our and feed, and Country Pro
due®* Wliolc*ale and detail.
Ml and243BSnale. cornerof Woleottstreet, Cblcjwo, IU.
Flour and Feed delivered to any cart ol the cHy rre« of
iW trr.'i i»
fla.ffc.ti' DIKECtOKjr.
MTlhe followingUstofßastnesslionset
taring Establlahmentsareaoontc the best asd oiuu; sria>
Bent la their respective Unes of buunes*.
VFlafri aid Wholesale*
w. a. WING
Wholesale Agent for Wines. Liquors and Segars. 1? Lv
salle street, between Lake ana Water, (one door from
the Merchants* UoteJ), Chicago, 111. All klndj or prop
erty takes la exchange for goods. Agent for A! ta an d
Porters. ayH-ir
WHlte Lead Works.
L. LTON fc 00.
Maaoraotoaaas o»
WHITS LEAD AND ZINO FAINT.
o<Bee ard Factory corner ol Halxtsd and Fulton street*
West Side. mqiM-iy
staple and Fancy Dry Gooda Wholesales
tPEAZE TVTAR3H ADE LONG*
Jussatcs or
BTAPLZ AMD FANCY DR7 GOODS
AT LOW PRICKS.
ahlO-ly No. Lakff «*re»t.
ClattUag W lioteai*
HUNTINGTON, WADSWOSTH ft PARKS,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
hen ani> bovs> clothing,
53 u d «0 Lake street, Chicago.
l« Hanover street, Bostoa. Mass.
Asrlctltaral Impleaents, 9lu
P. M. OHAPSIXAN AGO.
I Agricultural Waroh.ouae.
Ho. M Xloaie street. North Side
Wholesale Dealers la
1 AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL QfPLS»
MEN TS. MACHINE*, Ae.
Agents for Manny's Reaper and Mower, tah^ly
Paper vyafeaaaso Waolesale*
.BRADNER SMITH & 00. "
Manufacturers and Wholesale
PAP E a DEALER »S
All slses of prtot and book constantly on hind. Cash
paid for all unds of Paper Stock. Warehouse No. U
between Lake and S. Water-su mhti-ly
B—ts aad Shoes Wtiolemite*
twvv.i.prß *
Manufacturers asd Wholesale Dealers la
BOOTS. SHOE 3 AND RUBBERS,
No. 309 South Wflterst. oor. Well*sU CWtaco.
a. a. wills*. mhiaty csas ssoww.
WADSWORTH A VTEXLS
Dealers la
BOOTS SHOES,
SB k6O LAIB-ST, OHIOAGO, ILLINOIS.
s.w.waoawoxra. mhli-ly qso. as. w ills.
RAWSON BARTLETT A CO..
Manufactur?rs and Jobb**v is
BOOTS AND SHOES,
211 fc 213 SOUTH WATBH-ST., CHICAGO.
Ma«ufaetoryatWestßoylei«on. MamachmrUs.
(tttkery, Class A China Ware. .. .WboleaalAi
CRAWFORD SHARP A 00.
Znporters and Deai.-uein
OSOOIEHT, GLASS OHINA*
Table CsUsy. Looklag Glasses, Castora Brlunnia Ware,
obity No. 11* Lake Street.
Goth Hease Übolwaie,
18M SfNIUG IRAD£. 18A8
FIELD, BENEDICT a. CO.,
u * sa souti> witw atr-M*.
llflnowrecdTlntUielrßiMllM, rtockor
Broadolotba. Ca»sl:me*«;
DOE3KI*S TWEEDS VESTIf OS
satotw, xxsiticzt jsaxs, c&rrosAiisa
Cwitlip, Liana ud Lines Drills,
TAILOB'S THIMMIMO3, ETO, ETft
to which they lavitethe iittealloa of the Trade.
%B flu nle for Scott's Rsooit of Fashions. mhtfMM
Hata, Cayfc tad Straw GoeUs tfheieaale*
BENEDZOT XOALLOR7 A- FARNAJMI
WHOIJKSAI.K JOBEERa
□T
Hats, Caps and Straw Qoodaj
NO. M AJtD« LAX 3 jTKBBT
ahn
pi.Bi.f; mu,S*3ti Dwn, *«•
WM. 80M)IE'8 SASH FACTOBT.
ol pen nr. elj ud
customers. (Jonntry orders solid.?i. and
MnaTo-rert. m»r Q*» i*3t .
~ CarrW »gp*riury. '
mm M.mafac^a)
Carriages, Buxzies aad Spring Wwons.
Saeatiy execaWL Hose usrrltgea Ilrok aad Lacl
order. -
lUoosaory. at American'FsnspertationCa s BolldJng,

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