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Special Noticcis.
Bpe«Ul Notice.—Dr. Cadwell.Ocalliii
bs« removed his office from the Matteaon Bocse to 93
B'Ddolph rt eet. comer of Dsirtcrn. OVER
THAWTE B'S DRV3 S7OBE, "Dt. C. has no# ample
scoommo latio a. having literal &partm-nt£ famished
a-d fitted at*reatexj>ense, with Ladies' rrivate Etc.-p
---ttan K«cms.
J).*. 0. «tUi boards attje MattesTn Botise, wher« be
mv 7 be found when not a*, htaoffice, Honrs ttroosa the
day and •veolni as usuaL mh>«Sw
Patent cktaaapion Plre and
BcxQua-Ptoor BiPa*-Wth fla'.l's Patent Powder*
P'oaf.Locta, tie same thit we~e awards t separate m*.
dlis at the World's Fair London 18SU and the Wor'd's
Fi'r. New 7ork. 181J \ai are the on'y American Safes
that wera awarded medals at the Laidon World's Pa'j.
These ssfos form the perfect security axalntt
Plre and Burglar*, of any Safe ever offered to the pobllc.
st<K>o Hnvard will be paid toa~ype«son that eu
Qttai < 'c'a Pxrxwr Cm«nox nrt ever faQed
to pretrrre its oontcn s In an a«da -ntal fire.
Tae -übscrioers al» minuUCiOre ail kinds of Boiler
and ChUied Iroo Bank Chests and Vault*. Vault Doors,
and Money Boxes, or Hhe:ta for Brokers, Jewelers, and
private teatta* for Plate DAmscds, and other vain
ablet ElL&fi a HEE&IfiG k 00 M !
SSI Brjadvar. corner of Murray atrteU i
Opposlta CUy Hall, New York. I
O. L. BAUUOS 4 OO rt Asenta. Chicago, XIL
fe3*-3m cBO
Tbosewlio are carloojs to witness the
vonderfnl perfection to which A. Obswaldt <Ute mana
cer at K*tth»loi's N. T.) has broocht the mannfactnre
gf 4ln and Toopeet. are invited to 7lsit nis Wig and
Hair Dying Booms, at Nc. 6 Tretnont Block, and examine
Toeae ccriotts prcdoctlons oi arL No scrutiny cae detect
the artificial fr«o the natoral wnsn adinstM to the
hsad. dec) It
Sawyer's Plaid Extract or Bark, an
afaUabic recaaJy ;orlhe t eve* od Aise and the rut.
Ibs forms of BlUloua DWases, 'nternltteaw Eemlttent,
Still Fever and Dumb Ague- oavu* their origin .n mats
.-la of very fertile and marshy district*, orepared oy Dr.
8.8. feawyet, Drnsgist ane Chemist, and mid by Sawyer,
Paige A Co., No. 14 Uke street, Ohieaao.
nu« remedy U prepared entirely rom vegetable scb.
and ooLtains no mereary, *nenla or anything
hat can prove injurious to the antes. Its eflests are
tiioss ol a decbstrtentanfl toslo, wril adapted to rtswre
the healthy aeUon of the Liver and whose
'suctions are to generally impared In this class of dis
eases. ' •
Qunlni and other tonics serve only is many eases to
jreafc the chills, bni.do cot remove the diseaae> of the
Ivor and oilier organs UmpUcated. on which the
uid FtTer{ei>end; hence the eseftzlness of the "Plaid
titrxot of Bark. M ., {partlodarly Jp regions where Physi>
«»»w cannot be'readily oonaolted). wbloh *^nt«in h all
Qualities suited to the Indications of these maladies.
Hundreds of testimonials In regard to the efficacy of
•tie medlelne from per»oni of respectability, have been
clrento Cie proprietor—but he does not make txsecf
them as ht prefers to hsvetbt medicine ta
s»enrcly by itt merits
Notice.—The Stockhol
ders in the Merchant's Bank of Maoon Georgia, are by
the provisions o? Its Ohvter. made perianably liable for
ts lanes. The notes ofthls Bank wQI be taken byoson de
toilt on th 9 tame terms as Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio. EL A TUOAEB A 00.
IDoofc & Coal.
Cheap Coal! Cheap Coal!!
FOR SALE: !
Til® WELLKNOWN
l.\ -iILLE €(>\L, ;
WINED BP- ]
Messrs. Law & Strother, of this City, i
At $3.00 Per Ton. j
ALSO— ' 1
200 CORDS SOFT WOOD, i
At 52.00 Per rord.
11l E. OICKIMsU.t,
felg-2m-cg27 East Bad Mtdlson fltieet Bridge.
SHEFFIELD COAL.-
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
mTCai&OLS COAL Vi the si&kkpt,
Free from Fulpheracd Blate. carefully screened before
delivery. 'Kryardbei gcovered, our i oal is protected
fom tne effects of inclement weather, and is always de
rered dry ani in good condition at
$4,00 IN YARD; gI.BO DE LIVE BED,
To any pfrt of the city. AnaUsl* proves tbe Sheffield
Coal superior to all other Illinois Coal. Pjr «a(e In small
or large <;uant tie*, at the Goal Y<trd of the Sh< Old i Min
nc and «ranspurtatlon 00. IL V. 8. BBuobH.
leß ciy< to Ctart-n.. near Tailor.
Coal! Coal!!
Ifl- HI TONS ORIBBY COAL.—THIS
Coil is ihebesl in the market for either
family uses or st«am. Also—
-300 tons Praparod Aathracite (Brood Top.)
SOO to ax Lump ShAmokkL 1
ALFfftD SMITH A CO.
North P'er. o;iposlLe *ll. Central B, B.
%r Orders may be left at
W. D BERRY'S,
8. E. corner Clark k Haodoiph sta.
MORFOUD dttOfl.,
ja33»m-c7# Oorne-of Lake and Clark streets.
[3iinui. i .ng. i
I'IPK im ptXTD KI 8.
• 4HOW iT"wI.DEB
€f ...ttoaleatfsst... 41
7'er-tbelr entire stock a* ;ollcwi
O xt o A ei fit .
Fipe 4v ner cent dlseocnt from List i'rica
MjuaMe Iron Fittinn cente per pana.l.
Brass Fittings, yeaat, Hwlnr Joints and Fixture*
at Oost.
Oar stock Is the largest in the city, s-d tz or
veofferlndooetueatsnoteQdlLledintue We?t.
se!s-iy-aS<7
It. t», ScFIIRLHH (
iM-. si tAia i irr:-ve. k
A.VD
. PUJMUING «STA BLIjIIMKiN i.
i
51...1 M KALtE STKKBI..4B
nmcAOo. '
All .tX!iSNr- IVE AJSSOBTJIEHI
£Vor
<ias' fixtures, |
' ft
from tot 'utltbraw lasalaHoij «t 5
Cornelius A' KnKer. §
1
4lwar< au cs&d, '•■tjiori'lig Ibe Plalnst? Ac > most
- Stab*w*l Oiiicat. -
rRACriOAJL PL.CMBBR
4ad M«ct:(aeteiv* >f
VLL (4.INDS OF STE\M WOUB. '
D
Hart»-n'ar kivkb to litter or b
tIOTCJLs, -
VITU I'.lTf.h mill j
irok t«arTi:ta, uiialbh akd VASf j
rOR UARDKN UAWKfI AWn VBRASDABt
OOONTRV [>UOBR9, '
PSOSPTfiT m PAITffFOUiT 4ITBMDEB M
ro re Tu.tnE. »
Tae THAOK 3"i'rLi?:r. TITB TOOI-S ]
(RON PII'K FITfJNGR, <IAV FIXTOREB, rf,UM*.
.'KG KATRSfALt:. AND SV2RY ARTIULK t«
rdC BTSAU-PITT!KO 4NH rr.uiCßnf® i
tCSIXRriS.
»4 t.% STRCKV. U2IICAOO. «
Kri»-v rto.'Ti nf 'Ja* Fitlcr »«<1 !traM-Wof% t
Sf*»rl or Kr.-jiiL
>«s«n.ii i""vrv Jll «w«es. alt
QhFoAGO i/caiTp fp E AND
Sheet Lead Work?. {
E. W. ELATOHFOED,
KXMoncroMKt or
Lead Pipe, Sheet aud liar Lrad, ,
AND DKALSR IN d
f r <A- XjXI 4k£>, J
t
Aeent for 1
OOLLIKE WHITS LEAS * OIL OOXFAIt,
—sjc>—
Ht. L«oaia B>xot Tower,
trk fall assortment of the above Mancfaotore* ooa.
•tantly on hand.
ORDER* TROM THE TRADR 80U0ITCD.
E. W, Dlaleltlordi
a0!30®7-ty Ovrner of Clinton and Folton streeta,
BOOTS AND SHOES. '
REMOVAL.
We hare removed to onr new premises, i
28 Lake Street 28
Where, with increased room and lurroved facilities we
are prepared to ahov our «ld friends and all wishlof to
purohase. theiargeitau* aoa oomjleta stock of
VOOTB AND SHOES
tvsr brought to this oark-t,
fe® ci9J*m Doaogrr. babrett a rtlia
xsxeoosoud DuderUiKers,
HO. bTKErr, <4^3^
HAVEOKHANO, AT AI.L TIMES, etebt
ttjlenufl t'ouib, Wood, Le*d, asdZinc Co#i»»;aUc
• sbruoat. Ann arc prepared wilb Hew* nod
and ererytbi&c for Kuaer*:*;t»DC may be loubu
en oand, and rv:idy ;o gire vronpt »u*atioa to tbelr bosl*
ct-tsaial an..
Tr,ty a »t# t f:h*vei c n«l Vaalt !n the Crnmery.
,»>• V*r>JH' * »!»•<'! nR|
Flour ! Flour!!
We have constantly in stohb
fir m oar own Mills and coon OonsUnnenU
Floor o r a'l grades partlcaUrly choice graies of White
Winter Wheat Flaur from WuMyin and tioothwn IIU- ..
do la. •
Ct? dei^enand consams'* cinbe ai U quality
•nd price an 1 orders Awnth" coantrv pro ni tly filled
by as. Office aadiwJrt, 276 Booth Water street.
ia9»c!S4 HAWEINS A CHAPMAN,
Kemoval!!
MIL t.EK & BItOW r Jf ,
WHOLESALE -
and Shoe Dealers,
Bin AaxoirjcD to
No. M Lake Street Ho* 64
MM*
Seujjng iftarljiiies.
\ R A ™° ND'J LATEST IMPROVED
' Double Threaded '
1
Family Sewing Machine.
1 PBICES2S 00—CASKS JXD STUDS EXTKA.
I Warranted to be asttood a* .1 ny In the
World.
| Tbey -will Stitch rnd Ben, Tucfc and FdL Gather and
, Embroider, andareespedally adapted
to Family ut
Tbey will l*wall kinds r.r caodi from the finest to the
eoar»at, as well as any oilier Machlas mw extant- acd
i naybecedwrbexretlent rossAtt In all ktnds ofllght
leatherwork. Any t-ers.in of ordinary i*tel Irence cui
in one hoar, learn to ate thtm. wbl e practice makes
perfect
Ttowa Maehlnea are warranted. *nd any parson pun
rhwngtbem cao i»tnrn ih*m and pet tbe-r msney, if
an*r a moatb's trial, tbey do not t>rov» wnat we repr©.
1 i *B ! X « W-BWFL'jAHOLBROOg,
P, O. Box IS2S. no 200 Laks r.reet, Vp Slain
AGENTS WANTED.
ty"An letters of Inquiry most enclose ta extra po*tag#
»tapp to Insure ai answer. phi
$30.00
Premiums and Diplomas.
The first premium and diploma
was awarded to the
Boudoir Sewing Machine,
.... _ duass* Txrm.)
At th e Wisconsin Stat' fair. Oct. Bth. 1859: Machines frsm
One Hundred toOoe Hundred and Fifty Dollan la. con-
Pfution- Thus another link has been added to Its chain'
of Premiums. The subscriber begs leave to call the at
tention of the Lad lei or Ohloago aodjrtclslty to the oer
ttsofthisbeauiirul aod cnrtvalteC MHSne. A few of
lis prominent arirantvt* oyer aU others are as follows:
Ist It sews with two threads and ties each tUI/ifa
3d. It makes two dlffwent stitches.
Bd. It will sew nackwardas well as forward
4th. It makes two thousand stitches per minute. and
■lxtf-plnesthchw to the Inch.
6th. Th-inconvenience of a belt Is obviated by the ap
plication of a Rubber Friction -i
The nominal prioe of •» indudes stand and fix-
WtratidsMachlnewM sold afdonble the price, Uwas
cordially recommended to the jmbUc by
I. M. SINGER A 00.
WILS3N.
GROVK& k BAKKR.
AJ the bestsinglethreadMaehlnela*the'market'.*
price has beta reduced one half anl Its value enhance*
addition of the Double Th-ead. An examination
of this Machine and tts work i> solicited U IL *
00 ■ Hoot aod Shoe
DQ27 IrbHQd I. A.
QUAKBE OITT. DOUBLE LCOX
TIGHT SUTCH.
•SO 3BWIWO AAOBZIfS
NOTR BRFORK EXEIBITXD INTER WEST.
oi ss, ! asss,' 0
TWO THREAD
Kltcn u the most expensive ones in use, lu wart will
Ifot Rip Tboa*h every Third Stiteh be Cot.
The Machine ladmple, esjfly adiosted and not likely to
get ont of order Works as rapidly. makes as firm and
handsomea sUtch as the most expensive Machine*. Sews
"iSyAT O S or ¥ no '} «poola. does coarse and fine work
perfectly, by simply ehansmc the needle *"rtUir»VL
THM TOLL EIITCH. HEM AND GATEIR. ,
Tacv make ilujs noise and run more easily than mart Ma
eninec.
oira Lipt
*?lth aßeirtc* Machine !x oaullnej&daocrt;
to Twelve
geaastrwsesbyhanl .Irerr family and any onaaaMc/
Bewln*abnilneaahos*d ownona. This la th®
| Oily lUthlM B«wUg with Two Thwiiss
Ixcept one, sold In the world for le« than «00. Wrtr
I Tlte all who wish a Machine to do any kind of work done
by machinery, to examine onra. Bamplesofworksentby
mall Qpon reeeirt of a stamp. Machines sent to person?
who nsrer saw them, and are used mceetsfaJly aAst few
bom* practice. t ?nn printed Instructions jdvea Enter,
prislnn men. with a few hundred dollars 10 parchaae stock,
may now secmy JocratlTe exoloslTe aKendea In any of the
I of thisßUte 0: MUiacriT None others need
j apply, oall at
; Chts. E. Wlsw«Il*B ShM SUn, Itt Lake St,
1 Addreet L. OOBKPT.T
tat-ly.vail toxica Qli!emr. V\
SXOE H * s
Family Sewing Machines, !
Combining the • 1
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS 1
-a- |
E.EIDTJCEID PKICES. .
OiW« l,,^ ,n 3.6l,S.tfS rA f TDKI ' ,a EOOTB AND !
81IOE8. and GARSIENEre of every description, coa> i
stantiy on bana.
Wctcrn Office 140 Lako street. i
A.W. HAESIS. Aient. 1
Stationers, &c. !
' I
Jones, Perdu© & Small, \
Saccessora to A. H. Boblit & Co., ,
i
WHOLIIiLI IRD KXTIIL DKALBaB IS (
STATIONERY!
AXD XiKmCICKXBS Of (
BLANK BOOKS, -
1 I
122 1 aid Street, Chicago 122
3. u. w. j05t3....J. ». riadm....j. h. tuux. n
_ nhs fSTQ (j
(Dnstcrs. ;
T STERS—O Y 3TE R S—OYSTERS. ■
HATCII, MANN k OO'B enrirailed - f
ran Baltimore Oysten received dally. byMIL
Ixpress only, direct from their packingl V>m 1
bow In Ba.tlmore. U(L and for sale atV„y t
their depot. No. 13» North Water sUect, ChicaSo.
Cie obiiost care and attention beinx paid to the ere- 1
£pa« o« ttese Ojsters, thw hare attained & repotation <
meqaaUed by aU others. All orders will receive prompt
AddrßM J.N< ilAiCIi, A*«nt» 1
h. gg^gggfj' m - J
3ircl)itccto. j
E. BURUNO- I
A RCHITEOT—NO& 44 &46 LASALLB i
ii. Btreet (over Hoffosa A titipeke's BankJ Is ere- t
pa«|lo fornlih Plaasand Soedacaaons for aU HH, 0 f
He confidently refers to many uf the tost £
pcollc and prlvate-as erl- t
deneeaof hUaolUty. and that orders lnUnst©d to him will
Deexecstedlnthemjst satisfactory manner, iaSbliilj
J
AND SDTERINTENDENT, i
Office No. 77 Dearborn Block, <
Oppoalle the Port Office. Ohlc«o. hoUWTI t
V. BOTIU QTOR. t
IBCHITECT iHTD fiCPKMNTENDBST. (
Oartfol and mlnote Bnedflcations. and J
RCLXABLB DITAILED IBTIMATX9 J
Hade trom Drswlnxs. '
omct—BßDearfcorn street. Ixtdoor north or 1
mylMj-v73 i
4 RTICLES OF DIET FOR INVALIDS s
rY. AND CHILDEKN. t
We wonld Invite attention to oar complete assortment »
of tbe>eartlcles,oonsisUncof
BI6OOTINE, 1
BSOMA, CHOCOLATE. 1
ARROW ROOT, OABLET, 1
GROATS, ALKATHBfTA, 1
FaEINA, kO, kO. i
All or which w« can reoommand as perfeolv jpsre and I
Ir»ST. HAt.Brt k UlNtf, .
fefl • Homoopathle Pharmacy. I*B Olark-gt. 4
Dealers and ooksuukeb !
iax ixvrrxa
fi. W. OERBMOUb * «
arenowtfreoaredtoseUanddeliTertoaMrLartofthtctty
f Jtr* OF OHA&GIi .
Any of the Tarloas rrodactof their aQk. We shall aim at (
the stars In the Qoallty of oar cooda. and with acood mih,
cood materials, and experience, hope to reach and main* I
tain thehlxhetf point of excellence. Ov brands of flou ,
ts bvras and ban are 1
Phillips* Miui Choice totra. No. 1 White Wheat
Phillips' Mills. Extra ttat>er«ae. No. 1 Bed Winter. .
Phlllipi" Mills, Choice ramlly. Choice Extra Sprtct. ;
Also at wholesale or retail:
White Rye Plow. Corn Meal, sifted andomifted. '
Graham nocr. Oorn and Oats, cronnd, '
Qraokod WbeaL Middlings. Bran, tihorti. Bampa, Ae i
t W. k '
aiLltUi'M.tv WftT«7 Kftßt). Wattstr—t *
FARMER'S UNION FIBE INSURANCE ]
03. C3aplt&l tad Sorplu. »160,000 (
COHNECTICUT MUTUAL'tTFS DTS. 00. 1
! Acquired Capluil 53,000,000 1
JSO. & ACS LET, Atent 1
No. 4 Masonic Temble. Chicago, Cl j
fIRE. M AEINT *nd UPeInsUOAN OK affected for any I
amonntdesirec at cewonable rates In nUabU Gutem 1
Oomoaalea. tagcJ6lv _ |
LB3. SHEET ISINGLASS,
&tJ\J S3 Bb!| Ptos SalpVnr.
16 Cases Beftned Borax.
f> B>tb\ns
40 Bscs Bici'y Somae,
10 Casks Coina Clay.
For aale i<y BO OKU THILLTPS k 00..
fel&-ly K'a g Brtoth Wat»» stwH
Lumber yard water lot.s on
B*nth Branch 'or iect.
1 yard oorncrO tnai and Monroe streeti.
1 " oaOana. sear Van Bnren,
1 " on Beach, near Polk.
WUI be leased low by ft. XAJ. M. WIMJAMB.
itl6 oilß lm OfflaellOK Booth Water-st.
BBLS. white winter
•\y \ / V-/ Wheat Floor, for aate by
liitl J. EN JW. IB Booth Uwrtxinnt.
t Onn BU. NAVY WHITE 60UP
1 *\_f and tfarrnv'at Beans.
mnacX J. SNOW. 10 »oath Paarbarp-st
3 500 HF - CHK3T3 YOUNe HYBON »
GCN.POWDX&, OCPKSUL AND BLACK TU&
Of late importations for sale at low prions sad op Übsiial
erms. UrNOLIM. ELP A CO.
' 80114y407
VTEW RAlflma 2OO BIS.,- 150 Eg
lE(\ HHD3. JI£W N. O. SUGARS,
L*JV " now landing, andforsaleat atpcotp ratoaa,
DOlUr-b»ff EKPNOUW. CLV k 00.
i>i i,'\ POCKETS 0 0. JAVA.COFFEE,
UO b— -Blw
n(U \ BXS. SOALKU AMJ HU. 1 tUt*..-
Krt TOi MWAIOS FOR BALS 'BT
01/ Miltm -" " " WTBOLDB, ELT A 00.
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
\ PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
poausnD
Daily, Tri-Waakly and Waskly
1 street—Ot«t Gm. faith's Sank.
£DJTOH3 JJt'S FUBLIMBERS :
, JOHN L. SCEIPPa, m. H. BAT,
WM. BKOBB, JOSEPH MKOLLL,
B ALFBKB CUWLMi.
Tsnusftks Frsa aai Tiibost.
1 i-*auj. delivered in dty by carrier, per year ai.uO
Daily, deilverad in city by carrisr. per week 16
pally, to, Mail SobscriDen. per year 7.U0
Dally, to Mall Subscribers, t> months 4.u0
lSvWeekly, oer year 4.UQ
, Weekly, sinHesttMcrlbers 3 -«0
I ** Sooples 3.00
t m 3 copies 4.Q0
t " 10 copies to one addrtas. .10.DO
i " r.- copies to one address Xt.fJS
Andonefree copy to getter up of clnb of twenty.
tyThere will be no deviation from these rates,
r in registered letters may be tent us at oo
tut. Address
PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
i Chicago, Dlln oil.
TUB PBEBH AND TttlOO NBHf
| Great Jub Priming establishment
la the anf" WTi r»f|p tbe i
West. It has more Steam IVties and Machinery; more
Printing Materials and more Skillful Workmen !><*»
other Job Printing House West of New York*
Theproprietorsare prepared to execute, on short &o»
tlce. crery variety of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
and FANCY PRINTING In the SSS2 MA NXEB
■ ti the LOWEST LIVING- PRICES.
Particular attention given to tbe printing of
Easiness Cards, Fosters,
Visiting Cards, Programmsa,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Cireolan,
Bill Heads, Checks,
. By-Laws, Black Botes,
Beeeipti, Labels.
PRJSTISO ZH COLORS
In all Its varieties, done In beaotlful style and at mode>
ateratea
An examination of SPECIMENS and PRICES Is r*
specially lnvtt«d.
HTt)rders from the Country promptly filled, and sent
boz&etyXxvresa.
Tbe Poar Bank Clerks - A Tale ol Gam*
blioffin Brooklyn.
Ia the wioter of 1851 aod 1855 a party of
four young laon, all bank c eiks, engaged te
meet alternately at tbe residences ot each in
t!w city of Brooklyn, and pass ibu long wiQ
ter crenings in playing euchre. Tijeir re
unions weie of lUe moat pleasant ebaracler,
no InjttiDg iwing allowed, and evening aUer
•veniog ifts?ed ra iily away. Tiiey
invariably brtke up at tea o'clock and
retired to ibeir respective bomes, eatiefied
with tbempelves and tboir cvening'd amuse
■ent. Tbe parly consisted of Oaear S.Field,
late teller ol the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, a
bookkeeper in another Brooklyn bank, &
clerk in a bank ia Wall street, aud tbe writer.
They were young men on \rbom oo word of
rcprool had ev«r fallen from a fault fisdiog
world. Tbe meetiogs at Ibe house of Field
were particularly pleasant, lor there borne
joys and comforts were mi'iglod with the
pkasures of the game, and cacb envied Field
in the of a fond and loving wife,
in whose happiness his whole being teemed
enwrougbt. Ofttimes was tbe quotation ap
lied to tbcm:
! Two fouls With but a single thcuiht—
Two heats that beat as one,
Tlie winter pas&od away and Fpring came.
The parties were, oq account of tbe shortened
evening?, broken op, to give way to summer
amusements. The next fall an efTort was
made to re-organ izj tbem, but trom some
Cause it failed, and Novemlwr pa.«eed without
aL-y meetings. On Christmas eve of 1855
tbere was a turkey raffls advertised to come
o/r at a house in a marble block on Court
street. This was the residence of a
man who had once been a tailor, but bad late
ly ri-en from that estate, and at the time of ■
which we write he kept an oyster saloon aod
bar* In the portion of Brooklyn, where be
was established tbcre were but few, if aoy of
iheee saloons, and it was therefore tbe resort
of most of the young men of the city, who 1
bad no better place in which to pass their
time. T. ere were two rooms on thy second
slory—in one the bar, and the other was tbe \
one in which the raflh was to tske place. Ia '
this room, on Christinas eve, the euchre party
of tbe former winter, togejber with others
from the neighborhood, iuer, and tbe rafflitg
for u chances" commenced. Tbe turkeys
were rafH?d ofT by ten o 7 clock, ncd a supper
followed, at tbe expcui-e of the proprietor.
Alter this, one or two of the uartv com*
mt'uced playing die.- fur quarters, aud soon
afier tbe whole party joiued In the game. i
Tbere were tbe four bank clerks before allu '
luded to j tbere sat a dentist, a doctor of
mediciue, a dealer in hardware, a lumber
mercbaot, s lirery stable keeper, a merchant
'rom New York, and others, around a large
table, throwing alternately for tbe pool, and
betting that they would ttiron* over a certain
number (nine) at one throw with three dice.
Wine flowed in abundance, acd daylight on
Christmas bad long dawned wben tbe party, {
wilb bloodshot eyes and aching beads, broke
up, and wouud their way homeward?, many
of them having received their first lessons in
gambling. Many lost—some won—most o! (
tbem were indebted to cacb other in sums
ranging from $5 to $25, while the proprietor
of tbe institution found that he bad made a •
very handsome sura out of tbe turkey raffle <
—he having received a quarter from every
fourth pooL |
He was not a man (the said proprietor) to
allow such golden opportunities to pass with*
out improving them 5 so. ere tbe fumes from t
the Christmas-eve debauch had cleared from »
the braius of the party, they received invi- 2
tations to attend another supper at the Bame
pl'Ce, where a watcb, together with ducks,
•bickens and turkey?, would again be ruffled 5
oIT. On New Year's eve oi 1856 they aguia a
met 5 again they raffled ; agaiu they supped, J
and iiyain tbe dice was thrown; again the
night and morning was passed in drunken '
debauchery. The proprietor was pleased, t
nod treated his guests with that respest, or I
rather reverence, which gained hioa many e
friends: after that evening turkey raffles g
were almost of a nightly occurrence. Tbe *
institution soon changed its character, and "
{rom Ue former oyster and ice cream saloon 0
it became a sort of club room, and after a j
certain hour in the evening none but tbe E
members were allowed-.to enter the rooms on a
tbe second story. The character of the games c
changed also, and cards were introduced— «
emhro, seven up, pitch-trump, and poker
were the games ordinarily played. Some few
nf the party were experts at these games - 11
Field being an excellent cuchre player and a t
daring bluffer.
But tbe dentist before alluded to was a
41 sharp" plnyer at all tbe games; acd,
though he commenced with a very small (
capital, he was soon in possession of quite a
euperlluily of funds. His trade paid him bet
ter than his profession. Tbe hardware man f
was very lucky at dice, and one evening be
found himself in possession of a diamond pin
and ring! together with considerable cash—
that which be bad not wben tie entered the a
room*. The bank clerks were generally the «
losers, and it was astonishing what large *
salaries they must have received. A hundred 9
dollars or so lost and won at one sitting was J
not thought of by these exemplary young u
men ; and it was very amusing to tbe rest of °
the party to hear the manner in which they *
acQOuntcd for the possession of such large *
amounts. One of tbem had received a legacy a
irom a deceased aunt; anoth r hud drawn a 1
prize in the Delaware lottery; while a third a
amused the company one night by informing °
tbem as to the luck he had had that day
" bucking tbe tiger"—all of which stories the
party believed,-as a matter of course, for they c
were gentlemen, every one of them, and J
- wenld lot play with a man who wonld steal, s
»* They only played for amusement," was the £
oft repeated assertion, which aU collectively
implicitly believed, but individually, in their "j
own mitis they did not believe. J
Such a state of afiairs could not last long, J
and one evening one of the party—a bew
York bank clerk—was not at his accustomed
post. It was a matter of surprise to all, for 1
during the past month be had nevermissed an
evening; and baring l >st enormous sums of *
money, (tbt whole ot his aunt's legacy and J
much mare.) every one thought lhat he would c
certainly endeavor to redeem himself; but
hour after hour passed away, and still he .
came not lhe gaae flagged, and gloom
seemed to eettle over tbe spirits of the com*
pany, wbile tbe spirits at tbe bar were in ac*
live demand. " Wonder what could have
become of Charley," mumbled tbe dentist,
ruking in a few quarters and pnffiog vigor
ously at bis cigar," I won of bim last night,
and he demanded satisfaction, which I prom
ised to give him." Various were the conjec
tures otiered, and though all in their minds
knew the trath, tbey dared not speak it. At
| length a loud rap was heard at the lower
door, and alter tbe money disappeared
into tbe pockets of the''respective own
ers, the proprietor went down stairs to open
it, while the party were immediately engaged *
in reading the Sunday papers, and no vestige 1
of card playing could be seen in the room.
The proprietor returned, and with him a po- «
Uceman and two of tbe clerk* in the bank
where Charles was employed. Tbe
company looked in apparent wonder at the t
intruders. e
« Have any of you seen Charles - this j
evening inquired the policeman.
No one had seen him ainee tbe night pre- f
vious, and ail inquired the reason of tbe c
strange proceeding. Wben told that he was '
a defaulter for over three thousand dollars, '
and had not been lo the bank that day, they
gazed at each other in blank amazement, (
with guilt ftamped upon their countenances.
The policeman soon left, and the party, after t
endeavoring to ease their consciences with \
expressions that bad tbey known it tbey s
would never have played with him, |
that tbey poppfeed it was all right, &«., i
retirtd to their mpwtivq hornet. Field in <
particular teemed to feel the disgraoe wbieh .
bad been brought upon a promising, young |
man and bis friends by tbe enrsed habit, which 4
he fotmdw&s gaining a strong bold upon him*
self; and the writer ia conversation with
it bim then, h«ard Mm rcsolra tbat bo woolft
s never play for monej again. How
much misery he might have eared
himself and friends aod family, had ho kept
thatrwolreand no doubt'bad be.torbtd
from the precipice oYtr whtoh he waa thfcH
impending, no disgrace wonid cverharo at*
l tached to his name.' But bis companions,
soma of them, were constant winners, ana
not desiring to braak up tho party ao soon,
Field lonnd the serpent folds entwined round
■» htm, and breaking 111 his wall-formed re
wires, he again plunged into the deep abjEs.
Teariog from bis mind the lesson be had just
o learned, he blindly plunged lorward in the
» darkest of all nigbtf. Tiieiiiends of Charles
a paid up bis defalcation, and he left for a
0 tour in Burope.
The game continued with the balance of
the party, with .ibe exception of tliree or
four, who arrested their steps in time;
Alter a few months bad passed, an
, other of the party, James ——, also a bank
elerk, was arrested on * charge of forgery,
aod ere bis trial took plase the dentist lelt
1 Brooklyn for Obio. He has never since been
beard from. It has beta calculated that he
must have made over six thousand dollars
ont of the party. S.'s arrest broke np the
party for the time. He was seat to the State
1 prison. Of the later history of this party,
' the writer has nothing bnt rumors to guide
him, and fearlnl tbat some of thlm may not
• be true, be omits writing them down. Oscar
[ Field's brief career was a short aod b.tter
one. In the year 1854 he was & young man, 1
esteemt dby all his Iriends and acquaintances, *
sober in his babits, gentlemanly in bis man*
ners, and possessing no attributes bnt those (
of a gentleman. In 1859 be is a fugitive J
from justice, a wanderer, with the m*rk of
Cain upon his brow, leaving behind him ,
a loving wife and children. The story of 1
bis keeping a fast w«man the writer donbt6, ]
for bis tastes and inclinations were not of i
that nature.
Of the four young bank clerks who met 1
evenings during the winter of 1854 '55, in *
1859 one is the young man before alluded to <
as traveling in Europe, the second is James
■■ , an inmate of Sing Sing State prison,
the third is Oscar Field, the fourth is the wri
ter ; and as the latter casts a glance over tbo
past, a shudder creeps through his frame as
be thinks over the fate of bis companions, *
aod thanks a mere ifal God that saved him •
from the sbyts into which he had almost
plunged himself.
There were other bank cleiks among the
party, and ere long their defalcations must »
come to light, fur they have been possessed
of sums which tbey could not havo come by.
honestly.—Xew York Herald
">j>< '-re Your Eyesight. c
. OHIOAGO, ILL.
ITHB CELEBRATED BtTSSIA BOOK .
J. ORTSTAL AND BSAZILI AN PEBBLE BPEOTA |
& i
long or ihart-fUhted persons. from 10 to at years
of ace. aod for weak. tore or Inflamed ertv cai&-
rjeta. croas area. are tot tale at BT South Clark street
Room No- i tip stairs. Abo all kind* of Optical Instru- I
msnie andAmfldal Cyea kept on J
Penjona redding at a distance reqolrinx Spectadee. D
Eye Gla**e. eta. caa be exaetlv suited according va ol
their condition ot flfcht, and supplied with them by mall «
§f aafely and Quickly, by sending oorrect and
d'stlnct answers to Lbe (oiiowmt question *— -
IA. Stateyour age, state of bsaltb aad ooennaUon.
3d. SUte If alasses are wanted for reading' writing, ,
etc, or for loofint at dtstsnt objects. 1
3d. Btate the exact number of Inches you hold a book 1
Inreadlnc. with orwilhom ilases. plainly and dearly. V
The price of my Impr Ted Spectacles and Bye Glasses
are as joUows: BestPebbA or Omtal Glasses, in sold
Best classes kri.rer bows. *5.#4.
Hi??* 2 - es insteel bowtM. «.»3andSl.
Enclose either of the above soma with fourpoataae "~
stampf. laaredsteredlet'.er.andyouwUlreoelveby re- 1
tornJMtl. orby expres. If yon prefer It the Quality and I
kind of classes paid .or. ana th*. best adapted to your
Bgtlfc
fell-lm* 1. Pr£fr.£oigSgSP6£ll«. 2
, REMOYAL. j
BUEL, HILL, GRANGER &, CO., «
Whotenle Dealers la
BOOTS AND SHOES. J
Have taken their Block to JJ
83 Lakefltreet ..S3 "Z
Comer of Wabuh Avenne. I
We V? 5?,5 ■«* Bprlng Stock, and with fa. J
aeased fadllt es for doing business we sb&D always bare
ocr stock complete- shall keep flnt-clus work, and sell
Uwtocajha id prompt rayirg trade.
fel»ca6lßm BUKL.HILL.QRAKGIR4CO. -
MASKS i
TO BEJPBBSEKT p.
Everybody and Everything. |
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, S
Pengeol's Chicago Variety Store, '£
No. 40 ClarK Stroct. J±
IKISH MOSS. ife
Shred and Sheet Isinglass,
tapioca, fresh hops, =
Coxt's darkling- Gelatine,
BAGO, OAT HSU,
CONCENT BATED EXTRACT OF LEMON, 2 ;
SAECEST k ILSLET, Apothecaries, .
fctelß lW Mt« tewt.
SOMETHING NEW !!! MITCHELL'S
PAL'S NT £
Metallic-Tipped Boot and Shoe.
An Improvement has been applied to Boots and Shoes,
by which a G:e*t Sarin* lo Expense is made. Etery _
boot and shoe dealer kaowi that children will wear ont 0
at the toe tb« beat-oonstrncted thoe In from four t? six
weeks, and that It *>«st!(thefto defied the skill of maaofao
torers to obriate this difficulty.
THE « METALLIC TIP :I H
meets and orercomes It. A null piece of copper Is
aeat'yfanenedtothetoeof the boot or shoe, affording
a complete protection to 11, and renderlox the effort! of
the most inveterate stamper Ineffectual to kick or wear it ,
ont. J
We present this invention with the "uHest knowledge of
and experience to its Piastlcal Utility Hiring new for
nearly twoyears been subjected V> the sercrest tests. U t.
has. oy its own intrinsic merits, actoslly sormoonted *
erery objection tbat coold pouibly be brought egtlnst U. h
as the accompanrinjr certiflcatea. which are bot a lair ark
«C»of hundreda or others. wiUabondantlycorrobfcraie.
We narr no hesitation ia sarinx that the uetalUo*! Ipped 7
Shoe is destined w entirely supercede, for Children and
Tooth, the o)-' style: and we consider U a moderate
statement, that one pur of the Metallic Tips will outwear li
two to three pairs or the old style. "»wn| 4 sarin* of
nearly two-thirds in the expense of shoes.
Hessn. WADSWOKTH fc WELLS, ot Chlcag*.
Hare been appointed Airents for the sale of the Boots
and Shoes, and are authorised to dispose ef Town aad
Oounty ttUbts.
communications addressed to them or the undsnisned
will recdre proper attention. - n
OilAfi£ UcSINME? 4 00., 20
_ , , 46 ASO Water st.Bortoa.Uaa. ,
" If. B;—Tins inrention Is a complete protection from V
the cuttinc of tae Prairie urassca. ao d U espadallr adapt
ed to Miners* use. and all occupations whlen particularly
expose the toe of the boot or shoe to being cut or worn.
j«23ly-c6l
TRIPP, HAI.E, St CO.
General Patent Office Depot,
NO. 100 T.iCT BT&KR, CHICAGO. ILL.
rpHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO
L inform the public ceneraQy. that they hare epene*
thelroOceattheaboreptaceforthetrAnsactlonofa ..
GENERAL PATENT AQENOT BUSINESS
It isthelr aim to keep on haad, at all tinea, for exhlbt* ~-
tton and sale, as larre a rariety as possible of patented __
artides ol the latest aad most useful 1 nreotlons; and they
will take areat pleasure in receirio* visitors wbo may 3
«lsh to f.xamine their artiolea. whether with a View ol
purchasing or not. "p.
The oSoe Is thrown open as the headquarters of laves* u
tors who may wish to dispose oftheir Improvements: aad t
the proprieiorsrespectfnlly invite inventors and artisans 1
to call upon them at their pleasare. Patents obuiaed oa S5
new inventions on reasonable term and with the least *3
possible delay. The underskned will keep thoroMhtr , ce
posted up in ail the new patentaiasuedat Washlnston. and Ixßl
wiß reoelre and sell oa corumfion ail rlsssf of nssfhl
aadpat«ntedarMdes.tocetaerwithißdiTiduaLCkKmtyor
State richts to usa and seii the same. Care wfil be taken c
to receive no patented article or richt for sale th«t i« not
oossewed of genuine merit; it bein* the purpoee of the 5S
flrmto 'watnt.Jw > TinHtPPf f
of all who may wish to purchase new tuJ oseftzl tmnrovo
meats. TRIPP, HALE A COW £,
No. 100 Lake Street. w
nraMS ,1,
Wd. w*..oatoas P. H. field ii ■
00~ KilbySU, Boston; James M. Ham- Boston; t„
BowenAßroM?iLaceSt.. Ohica*o;M. D. tiUmanAOo. tvi
153 South Water St, Chlcaco; Hort A Pierce WO Slate
man. Syracuse. N. T. - noB MH-ly
VTOTICE.—THE UNDERSIGKK 0, ON THE S
, JLI 1M of Jasutrv IBS, withdrew from Oook. Brother
A Oe, where Iwu Chemical Pyer and Partner, aad kars rv
opened a p n
FASCT STEiH DTE ESriBLISHfKT, ■;
195 South Clark Street 195 f
[Between Moaroe aad Adsmt? JL
Wftere I am prepared to Dye aad Glean fiilk, Batla tad
Woolen Dresses aad Soawis: ceatleaen's Ooali Vests Hh,
and Pauls. In atyle desire 1. Oarpet« cleaned. Lao* nZ
Curtains cleaned «ad bleached at reauced prloes. p?
AU roods w»n*nl«d to look well or no ps». f±l
tc9ciS9Ly BIOK«fkAUBOH. "
. BSI
me
th«
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BAGS! BASS!! BAGS! !■
TAKWJUIS
BTEIS US UHCrAraOSV, £
IX 44148 Wabuh .tens., OMftiio. £jJ
KAOS AND SACKS or every denrfpttaa pec
furnished oa short aoUae.
aad printed with 1
HEW AID BUDTOCL BRANDS' Hi
spMAwty-«m.
t
■ %
mo BUILDERS, OWNERS, & ROOFERS ui
■ ftlj
famish, lalarttor OMll ni
Corrugated Booflng. .
This new article, so tttecdvsb b m ex eels ail other
metsin suhslinnf fbr ftoo&as>. betas man dur*We,
cheaper, Are and water proot a»d the
buliE*. It »ise redaoes Um ratas of Inßrmnoe 10 per .
as wefl m plans variew metAods ef
puUia(itoa.oaabe*Beaby calto* s*theo®oe of the
Pbosoix lOKraaeejOoombt, VOmK
ntiinsan not MMly A. IDWAMB, Axepl
To . SMI T H i CO.- I
• [LITS Ncosn M Own] w
Chicafo Brui Fouidry sndCopptmitb Wests.
Working in Brass aad Oo»er la an their various
btaaebta. euperiatendestK, Btdnecra and tb« pvbiio
ceneraliy. are resoectfally islormed tHai % ful asacnv
xnentrf finished Bras* Work. •ul.aoJe for locomotive or
stuloear* Ccxinea always on hand, rr aada to ordtr at
brass Cas*ia»sdoo# to order. Msmific
tum of Lift aad P <roe Pub'v. of ftd slasi sdtaMe tor
Rallrosda. ilasmTinat>i Tannmsa. Asl
KAA PIE OKB SATINBTTS JUST SB- u
OUU "^■'iaS'aL™.. «' I"
i J?wd- JJublicatioitt,
j THE METHODIST;
i 0,1
. luMuti ui Cltmtm frn Lift la Uu
- BtlOaut Coa&reue.
* BV BIHIAM FLBTOHEE.
[ WTIH ii nrrscDconoß BT
Rer. Wi P. btriaklandi D, D.
• IS TWO HANDSOHC 12*0. VOLUMES. P&icx, «3.C0.
Thesctneof M Tbe Methodist" is laid mostly ta T!r>
finis, with an ooeadoaa) chants to Baltimore, and the
1 characters are sacb as mty be expected In those locaU
-1 Ilea, The hero. Harry Bradford—a young, ardent Uetho
dlstpreather—lsbroofbtrp In the bouse of his grand*
f father, one of the real old YlrglaU gentlemen, arisiocrs
tlsandho#pltabU; and we are frequently diarmed with
the author's accurate picture of plantation life, fke
negroes are faithfoL affectionate, genuine darkles of (he
true Vlrglnl* stasp.
' t For sale by WM. B. ECCN,
i Phl»'y No. 141 Lake street.
; JJEAD THE LAWS.—
' B. B. COOKE A CCS
' Kdltfonof THE STATUTES or ILIINOIS should be la
'veryluu)eism«ntn OhlcMo.
It Will eostyou b t *i<h* DoUbts.
D. B. OOOKi A PoWlshers,
111 Lake street.
" Gold. Gold. Gold. Gold I
Bright ana yellow, hard and oold."
D. A Oooke A Co. 11l lAke street, havs recently pab.
mu ® aew discovered iuferado
of the west, entitled
A EI27D BOOK TO THJ
COLD FIELDS OK KIHBIS iS'D SEBHSH.
Being a Complete Gaiie to Gold Beslons of
asd Nebraska.
"His aoooplite aid Impartial guide to the mine*,
•bowing the correct dMancee bytbe eeveral rrates tra
versed. It is the only book ef the kind published, which
is en lxeljfirofl irom sectional bias, and should be In the
bsp/sef erery person wbo contemplates a visii lo tbe
gold n Ids.
by all BookseUers and Kewsboys^nthe
OPPOSITE THE JAIL,
Aad a New EAtloa of the j
Higher Cliristlan Life,
ILEGANTLY BOUND.
Just received aad for sals by WM. TOMLKTSON,
deg] bSSW iy 91 Rm-dnlob rtreet
|)TQfESSionQI.
rJHE NEW DENTAL EhTABLISEMENT.
Drs. liken k Wallace,
D B N IA h SUBGEORB,
Office, No. t Uelhodlst Church Block, corner of Clark
and Washington street^
CHICAGO. ILL.
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TT • DENTIST. SBA
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E. A. BOGUS-
J DENTIST.—OPFICE NO. 141
Lake street. H. &eed
DBS, FULLEB 6c AIcBAUGBU
f \ENTISTS. OFFICE, NO.
XJ B 4t West Bandolph Bt.. CUcaxo.
111. Soperiorwork promptly done at our
office. Responsible guarantee for sao* 1 ■ ■■ ■■ ■
cess la all cases
andseespectaena. se>4-ly.aW>
DR, X BEAUDINE, Dentist.
T ATE ASSOCIATE OF DR. A. WOOD.
RUFF BROWN, of No. 8 Great Jones streei New
Office 100 Lake Street*
Ora Tripp * Hale's Silent Offic* Depot
noli b4T9 ly
DRS. WARNER & KETCHDM, DENTAL
BUBQEON3. Offlce northeast comer of
Lake and Dearbora
Up stairs in roomNa.l ooiaiW-ly
w. W, ALIaPORX.
EN TI S T.—OFFICE AND
Residence. No. U
street. oc2 b6A4y
DOCTOR IV. F. COOKE,
aOMOSOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. OF
KICK aod Resiileoce remored us JOi Xlcblgaa
two doors from Rush street. myVM-ly
DENTISTS. —DRS. QUINLAN & (JOSH
-I*o.
suHaxoir sxnraisTs. ■
OFFICE-NO. es CLARE STRUT.
ahM-ly-P»» Qprnslt the Ooprt Hoaia,
/ "lONSUMITION &CHBONIO DISEASES
V Drs.READING A MEAD
may be consulted dally from 9 JoSa
All to 1 p. &L and from S to 6
P.M. for all diseases of LONGS.
HEART and LIVER.
DKRANGEJTRNTB. and allFJflßßlHfflpS
CHKONIO OIBBASKB.
diseases progress rapidly, ana>' V
ofte-i imperceptibly, to a fatal
I termination onieai prevrptly ar«
i rested, an tarty application ■9HIB
mof Vie aims# importance CfIUM
| to all wbo wisa a PfcRMANENT and ePCKu? oORt-
Tntlr rystem of treatment by Medicated Inhalations, to
gether witb oonstiuttlonal remedies, is entirely different
irom anythlog before the public, and tbev are confident
hat any candid person wIU. be convinced ot tti great at
flcary byaoarcfui ezarnlsation of its merits.
at No. 100 dtate street, corner of Wash
mstoßa Entrance oa stale street. Conanltatloa tree,
dell
Ccalljcr qtis jFtnstngg.
Hayden, Kay & Co ,
238 SASSOLFH STREET 238
CHICAGO.
Kaaa'actnrerL Importers aad Dealers la
Saddlery Hardware,
BSNT STOCK,
OOA O H LTSIBKINOI,
SPRINGS, AXELS, VARNISHES,
WEBBINGS, HORSE COLLARS, Ac.
T. HATDEN, New Ycrt
P. WILSON. Olndnnall.
" WIUJAai T. KAY Ohlcsgo. PL
v. a. b.iiswat
TUBKEB * nDWAT,
Manufacturer* A Wholesale
ers in
■addles, Bxidlos, Oollars, SaddlM*
BRIDLE FRONTSi
Fad Housings, Driviac Retea. Horn Oovers aad Btaak
sta. Whips. Fly Nets, Ac.
OFFICE AND 8ALK8.&00U8I
208. ...BAITDOLPH-ST. a 0»
Over Hay es. Kay A Oo.'i Baddla7 Hardware
aaaoaßUy
ptanog, £c. .
N£W invoices
ROOT & iT CAJDY'S,
95 Clark Street,
AT THE SIGN OF THE STAR SPANGLID BANNER.
O lonp may it ware
Metirs. Root k Oa*y bava {ostr*oeived afresh assort*
meat of Btelnway A Son's Medal Piano Vorteg. 1
Prircs A Oo's tfelodsoes and Onrsns. Wn ball A Son's
celebrate! *?ul:ara. Banjos aai Flutes,also a new Ist of I
imported Guitars.
SHEET MUSIO
From all the eastern musio houses received every week. '
Operas onmpfete. and the mist attractive selection of
gems, both vied and lasmaeatal from the oeoular
modem oofras
NEW TUNI BOOK of the Protestant Episcopal Obarcb
an-t other Vpiseopaibcoks of Obureh muds. Jhi im
both Fstber and Anthem odMon.
Richardson's MOUiRN PIANO FORTE SOSO3L. 1
American IS.
FCSirVAL GLKI BOOS, JOVTNUE BOOKS, etc. I
Ju-tr*c<lved. Also a aew lot of Strlaga, Tamborines,
Trlaaglsa. etc. etc.
Thegratifringsaeeeu wUdibastbaafarerowoedthe
efforts «if the to meet ths musical wants of
Oalcagoasd theNorthwe*-!« dosrbtlessduoia a treat
ra*Bwre to the fact that their txperi*Qce and easterm
fac iltles enable them to get the fte vat and Best of ev>
rythingatthe
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIOR
nosnled with their bcsteeai zooUo: "One Mcsl Small
Profits and Quick Retarts.
a t. aouc.l * OADT,
as CAPT.f ah 3 HOUrtstreet,
LT H. KIGGINS, KUglO PUB
JLIo LIRHEV. <sLake street stm has oa tha
largrst stock of Musleal meruhaadlse keet by any othv
boose ta the Ncuthwest. lam sile agent for the cel
ebrated "Model Mdodeen."made bv Mason ABaalla.
"otfon: also ageat for Uyite. Newton A BradbU-y's
PIANOS, wlthlhe **P toot Arch * rest rlank.** which Is
ased by no other Maaafactorers laths world, aad is the i
mogtlmio taat mechanical improvement, Insteal o
asing Iroa as coest mak re do—wkleft cm* thi
meat a a taSe aad dlssitreeaMe sound—or asiag wood m
theorLiasry wm«—wbica readers It oeee«M to veaktt
the part of the litfrumeot wherein the greatest poodble
strenctb is requir d—by csttlig aeroas tae araln of the
wood. Uehto. Neotou A Bradbury's have a meth - \
wbereby.tbey spring this patent Wrert lato propv fora
br the aid of steam aad powerfbl machinery, a sLain
of tea tons will mak nolmpren'on the arch. wt»m
the fibres of the wood Instead of bene weakened by the
ooattaalty bdag loteimptod at Aort dlstaneaa. aave tbek
aatural p war of rerstaace g eatty augmented by the
pec Uar form they are mde to aasme la the Patent
Arch Wre*. iaatfuaeut ia warranted.
All kinds of Chur i Marie Boekatar sale
Tbe cheaoest aad Ute» tiloe Book out Is the MINNB
HA-HA. Prleestbde copy n centa, seat by mall post
paid; per do tea «J0 All ordat mast bo addreseed
toH. 1L HIQQiNR.<I Lakxt.. Oblcaro iaßbSStv
fMPBOYED JULL IRON FRAJIS PIANO {
A FORTES Manufltetured aad ter sale
» recall at Etstera whokHle prices by
• T. RRID Practical Piano Porto
Maksr. AOFteaa ofhliAAovffl bo if § ||l
. faliv warranted. OldFtaaoawtll betakmta exdiaags^
HOI FOB FIKB'B FBAI! 1
■pouts, shot otms, revolvers, !
SX BOWII una nl irailisMto'loi'Ui. 1
tallß LltlM. _ , UIO.T. IRErT ,
for Hmtfl Poyflg. last cIW lj
For the Gold Mines.
Sharp's axs colto xirun. ooli*s
■nntetiMliSllla t« M
"SSST- « um * ov.
O.B^OAOO
MILL-FCRPJISUINS DEPOT.
* T. W. Baxter & Co M
XAiufiaruus or
millstones
or ALL QUABRIES,
—AO—
- C. W, Brown*. Ptuni Portable
> Ilouriny and Chritt jmtlt,
. Aad Dealers ia
_ DUTCH AITXIE SOLTOre CLOTEB.
fast Kill, ud Separators,
fcpKr&ton lor TT.tiTi mi—_
Btltisnof mil >ii4a,
Hoiftiiiy Screvi tad Bails.
BnmDmtin, Pwb, Proof stiffi, 4c., *c!
FAIPBANKS' SCALES,
—lift—
| Mill Pnrnlsbin; Generally.
Bam #, Specification* and Sitimaiu ftwnuAtd
isien drnirtd, and tht construction of ijteam
, an d Wilier Jfills eordracUd for tJiiirt.
| STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
• SuibctorT of G«iUli«, Bade, fc S«w«D,
OP WATK&TOWN. N, Y„
iaTlte the attentf oa of purchasers to their emtriaf
* "*«f Prices of Endne and
H ®*t*'. Water and Steam PlDes.
nlS*Grates. oomStTaSa
ready for uae. delivered in Ohleaco:
5 horse pewer $SflO SO tone power ILSO
,2 .. „ 2? 2 « " LftO
J2 .. „ 785 S) " " vg7*
JJ „ „ «••••.. aoo k •* •* «xo
♦•••••. 1100 40 '* •• .... .. 9mo
i and La Bke proportion tor larrer ilses at recuired.
*ver» bxiaeU furnished
JUDSON'S PATENT 80VERN0R VALVE
Fw Flour kOUs. We confldeotiy reoommeod them as sa«
perior to any other style of Cadae. aad they will
Sato from 25 to 50 ptr ctnt. ia Fual
Over the usual class of Boilers in use at the w«t. We
uali keep an assortment or different «ises at our estab
uatuaentwhere ihcy may b#examioed«nd the neeeasary
Uiem - Competent men
wal. if desired, be furnished tn set up and ttart Enxines
inaffy part of the osoatry. We will also supply
WATEB WHEELS, SHATTUfO, GBABIHS *O,
At very Low /Zpvrss.
T. W. BAXCBB ic CO.,
brtTOn a*-
P. O. Address. Box No. 371 iaMm-b9£P
Mammoth mill wokkh.
to Branch of the old BuffUo MID Furolshlof b>
Übiishment.J
JOHN T. NOYIA 00.
Imp B. Enm. B«ddent Partasr mi HUlwrixht. M
Market street ••
FRENCH BUBB MUXSTONBB,
maasfketurtd at this estahDshaeot. are
Daubed on aew and Improved principles, and are as
asar P«fec* as obtained bv the best manufactured ia
the world. The credit of this ectabUsaaeot tor fee
oa* twenty-five years In fumlshlnx MIS UndLnes
for nearly even Stste aad Territory in the Colon u well
blown and shaU be maintained. Krtra Selected
Btoass msdeon Special Oon»act from Choice New nr Old
S¥*J? l H2£ t - lapTored Ooekhead sad Holler
Spindles, fitted la stones with iron eyes, warraated best
ia um for lam aad aaall stones. Also, Importers aad
dealers m
Extra Hmtj Diteh Aikrr Boltli; a.ths.
mnUßSlnwm.ef BOLTMU CLOTHH tar num.
acwnnf JCxtrs qualitv of Floor, eaa depend usoa cev
ttuy the scflulne OLD DUTCH AN&KE. Socle sad
Double Extras. Boltlnc Cloths made up la a capster
by crinx lenctb *nd diameter of Reel is Feet
and inches. Joh&T. Npye'slmprovedOenblftytal Feed
Jgf.jad Flour and Grot Mills. Plantation Corn WSL
MlufTastlnn aad Slachiaen of every deaorfption fur
cubed to order on abort nottre. from new patterns
„ Noye*s Improved Pressure MUI. AjkoU tor the Paftio
Scale Work, xwuble Ixira Oast Sted UDI Pecks. Im
proved xurtlne. Percasrioa S»«ctiou aad Central Di»
wtta Cart Steel or Boiler Iron Bucket*, warranted 10 pro*
aasea bJcb percenUce of power. Pmut Uaehme and
Separator, for mills aod wsr» houses. Chne.eßo*erC*na
lulls. SojrwMid Horsepower. BwarMills for Otocer
ias. Noye's Improved iron BolUns &eel John T. Noye's
How »aker. Stationery and Portable bdnes- Beit
took *
Having the lartest M U /unuablna d ock in tko Weal
sen at a tower rate thaa any other estab wimset.
N B.—We willooatraettoftunisa aad bull • lulfaioom
plete,er furnish olans aad speciflcations for MlllwrUbu.
JOHN * WB * 00. Chlcaco, Lt
deabTTQly
K. T. Crane X iiro.,
10S Wat Lot* street 103
KAJTC7icmu JUCD PSALtag n
STEAM, GAS ISD WATER PIPE,
BoiLiaiLtaa.valtk ooons. nui wbutlb.
1)11 Giys, GU(I CMks, Stca> 1 (Tater Giages,
STSAM APPABATUB
For Wmnalac Hstcla, cborebo, Fa»-
dao u ' r Ac '
P. W. Gain, Warner, Cfialmeri k Fraur.
\fAKUFACTHEEES OF RAILROAD
iXL OAKS Portable aad Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Portable Circular Saw Mills, Gates'Pateai Screw Cutter,
aad Afsatsfor tke sale ef Portable Fleor aad Cora Mill*
aad Botte;
Inglns And Hand Lathes,
Corifkt Drins.WeodMachlaeryieaeraUy, 6U*sleitiU«
BUde rests, Bteam and water Oauttf, finished Brass Werk
POWXA AJTD HAND PLANUS, ETC.
WCastlaxi aad Xin Oeariaf aade te order. *
lA6LE WORKS, CHICAGO, ILL.
Mark Qood*-"«AnB A 00."
r. v. tins i. a. wusn r. ouuiiti,
.X. a. ViUUL S. B. VBASIS*
AprllStlSS*.
fllftDWlKE FOK SPEISB T&iDE. 185»T
JBWBTT * BUTIiER,
IS LsiMm Am.
pmTE THX COUKTBT TKADE TO THI
X foQowlag:
!B0 Tons Ananalsd Feaoe Wire assorted aciiksw.
toe " " •• Jjgetia aborted,
n H " •• K. 6.
li Osaka Sheet Una.
H FLATK. FIG TIN.
OPPUBOTTOMB. BIIABTB andOOTXXI.
Una aad iaks. tninn tooia asm
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT*
fasi«SM>ly]
pURK AIR ± PERFECT VENTILATION.
Thewl—tkwUkathjgasthod of oettfirtas thep«b>
Uc tbat tbev hav« seeured
SiwyflFl Pateat H«aflag & Tntllatlic FiriMtj
Asd tn aow preparod to farti* themt to arte Bar
Dwdßasb Obarehai Sohoola. Ao. Also, their otovn
vnstraeUd oa the same prtacipla. for parlors. Mads
—nrsanlhsna tnif amnliltT
lAZLBOA9 OAU.
an rooms la which tto are aaad
andwandsc toanyis^tiiJtsß^nsiuiu.
jy Fut PTticalare inquire of the subscribers at thsk
n aod HSscthLaaaUe street. .
F. LBTKX A *0
a a«o. Oct «h. i*W. . oo6bST4y
fl 4 P£Ba IN S ,
J OlClllillD
Vbrctstershire Sauce, ,
MWI 9E IxltMl
-*T— N of a Letter from a
tiioass II Medeal BecUemai
a! *****
IbHlsSkoth* ta
•K. 7 Bam, "SH
Mar. ISL I |
T TAKZXtT aadhtaavaaC
■iiMMioa. the bom saMtt* i
ttevagt
dish. ® ■
lITIIIITI rBACTD*. '
_IX otOr M«^lmrtfS brtta Jpt jUtt.Bi,Tort ■
Bass sg-wgasu .
widstea of wkioh kavfac M lo bsmtbii fbrtML
aaiah—lanraaaastodtoaasthatthe nansa of LeiA
Feritaageapootkg Wisasw, U6st fltoever arijßß*
La»AParnaa will reweoed Mastaay oaeMG^e
JOHN DmtOAlf * 808&
411 Broadway, New Tork.
ArtMkjdvmte Mere. Also, ordsrs received ter dL
weMhl—ia>o« Maaiaad ocJi btm ly
LIILLIS'a
isrseim
LOOKS.
J. WOOUT.,
■«. ■ Ut. Ml CU
m Milt
I AIIIAIKI'
BOAIBS. j
out ÜBBUff.KB.
-Jap**-
r* OLD MrrKD AND PiUNTID SATI-
|. Banking aiis (Stcljangt.
'xcoso-Urvts txcsus *sao«.....c*k atAcx**,
T adman, HEDGE £ 00
-Li banegrs '
in DEILKSS IX IZCHASBS.)
. *uxzxsQrox t JOWJU,
Banking hofse
—op—
I* E. ALEXANDER * CO.
eUo»od Domeatlo Kxebuve sad
Boston. Ptillaeelphla
andat Lfuls. Drafieen Eosiaad. Irdaad. Scatiaad and
e«ujuiy. Rwitaeriaad. Hosrarr. Beisi-
HftUaod. Dttmark. Sweden. Morway. KusaLi Poland.
ebbst pausano.
OEALER IN EXCHANOE, MONEY,
—lin
HKAIj ESTATE BBOEE&
§ r» Bwn. 14
Aimntn
Mritah Omnurdat Lift Jmrmet final
LOSDOHiad IXXKICA. Ouiul t*r*lt
P.WI.
' p]XOHASM AND DEPOSIT BANK
WEIBB, CABFEITU * CO.,
oxdas sanss, towa.
**a nui >B. o. gum. B.
l, -um ro—
American Kzehaace Baak.... w«w r»*
Mcßride Brothers..., -
J. a. Bomana. Jr M CdUor Bankers* Ma -
t. L Tintham A Oa. Ban • ers. .TTtTtMcam.nL
Stiboa A o<v, BAOiere WoS£ a
d J.O. °
• BAN6KB, WKtDOM * CO.,
■OAXICEaS AND DSUJsaa IN EX
„ (torS " d Mlrt " •"««
i.
„ m" 001 " "
J BALDWIN A DODOS*.
B ANK * RS * LAND aqkntb,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. .....JOWA CZTT
®»od warracts ia aame proportion.
; TM*rtmßaak.<Sdcato: Henry Farna*.
Ohleaco and ft. L
Bsak. Hew Tork; Durkee A BunockTlsL
k JuH-fi T' DODOBa Q. M. BALDWIIf,
OOOIJAOOj i BBOOK9.
, jgANKERS AND DKALEBS IN EX
BDILCTGTOH. IOWA.
• Dr«Ei«S? , ""'" !lttm «B«c»loa ofHMn,
aerer lo Gwno Snith a Oo_ lbrtn. M~
b»Mi StTlnss Loan aad Trait Oa, aad F. a. AdimtT
t.r.Muimi. tataa-ltJ rWrSSia.
KDWB. I. TIRKHAJS A <)o„
- BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Corner Clark and Lake rrmm.
CHICAGO.
BBWAXP I. jqoi ». ABBtaa.
OHABT.ES Ha 00.
DANKE B 8 AND DEALSBS IN ET-
I JL/ ehaace. M Clark street, Chlcaco.
OjtfDKraa P»ABTBXBT-HAAI OHlMßnta 4 QO
Dealers >a Mecotiable Securities Buy aad Sell
Secured bv Seal btate. and dve special attention
veetoenu for iUstem Parti* iaiMT
jI*KSA.SCrSB JABES SSCE. BBVIT SATXB3
DVPEE, BECK A BAXXBS,
"D ANKERS AND BKOKEB3, NOR 3i 5
Jtl" .articular attra.
Uop ta the Mine, of Lake flgpenor ud m pr.Dared
to nffntah relUblß lnTormitloa rapMlu thea. a
nonlUj mlew orb, Btoca «ad Woaej Muka whb
ourre: " Secnritlea will be mi «
any aaareee deelre<L acSS-'6a«ly
a. b. un.. aa. Binou i. jstsauux,
LANE, BANFOBD 4c CO.,
CJUOOESSOBS TO DICKERMAN, WHE EL
s? 00, Bankers,Eoefcord. mianh,
r^l'SnSStStf naiaM wonettr at current
B*nk. JTew Tork: Shoe aad Leather
Dealwa 1 Baak. Bortoa: JtxctKute Bank. Chlcaco. uffl
HOFPSAMN * GUTGKB,
®ANKSi B S, Chloago.
T\KPOSIT3 RECEIVED AND INTEREST
ifti. ?. n l£. ! jW <**>!*!*■ Liberal Kconuaoda
te.^SS t SiSS! I>otKr *- ox tbe atata ol
"ro** iSSSSraTMSSyork
m Private bonds aad ttortcacee nsco
ttaacaa. icmm aut.sllm. orto acLron.
UXaHIOHa a. OEUDTITEH
OItABISTUEET—OUJT3IBUMB OF7IOS.
Specie, Bank Note, Exchange
' ABD OOLLXOTINO OFFICX.
OOOK lb SA&QEBT
DAVZNPORT IOWA. 1
OOOK IAIOEXT A DOWSET
ICWA C1TT..... IOWA.
OOOK SAHOEKT A OOOK. i
FO2T DBS KOINES. .* IOWA.
OOOK SAaOEHT k. PABK£B
FIAEDfOK NIBIAHXA.
ANKKKS 4 DfiALfiES IN EXCHANGE.
JJ Make. collections and remit to any part of the
Onion. Land Warrants bouchk sold and located.
bM Particular attention riven to the ptmMi of
Attorasys at iaw oonoected with our hoSe*
OOOK A DILLOfi. Daveoport. lowb,
A D. DOWNAF. lowa City.
A W. Clark A Ooc. Phlladetohia.
f W. OUrk. Dodre A Oeu New Tcrfc
J. J. Dixweu. Prest. Maes, RVnV, pnrwwi
RHolmeaASoa, tSSSozZtZT
J. W. OUrk A Oo* Boston.
A W, Uark A Brother. St. Losla.
st.Loul&^
Smith A Go-Ohicacu.
JohaO. Sanent. Wsshlncaoo. D. p. «s»M-ly
TBS BASK OF AUHOMA.
HALL A BftUTHiaS, AUSO&A ILUHOZS.
gANKEBS <£ DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. '
. All ooUeetloss entrusted "tothes will meet promt at.
tntton. Baak of the Btat«, £<ew
Srtaws and Qeorse Smith A *- n , Cbloaco. *
k. v.salu b. r.gaau r. * »«>>
A. C. OKUTEIn
AND DOMESTIC BXOEANfIJB i
X and Oollection Offlce. Also. Notary PubUe.
ft Dearborn erect. Oblcaco. Dl. a 4-ly-Pt
OFFIOCR & BBOTBES
~D AN K £ B S —DEALERS IN UNCUR
susssi&sssssjteft&ffiF* 1
UFimxaan.
Sorth Bank. Boston.
MetropoUtao Bank. Hew Tork.
Shennaa AOotHnaT " ™
ktartneßank. Ohlean.
J. h. Dunham A
*. ». omou ud SA9TL F. OmOll. General
altt-lT i
AIKK* It BOBTOX
ANKERS A DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
am m. BOOTH gLAIK Sr.. omaißQ. ILL {
Illinois Savings Institution,
in THE CUT or CHICAOO, 1
[ZxcrronUi rtbrumy, 185T.]
'PHIS INdTITDTION RECEIVES DE- ,
tram ta da— al 1
MINORS AND MARRIED WOMEN. ]
aadaHow latere* at the rate of six per oent. per m-
W rid ends payable ob the first Monday of Jacrarr and t
July.
TBOSTDSI
Toha H Keasla. Wo B (Men J H Dvahaa
Hw W im*. & s Uabbivd, b W jUymoad.
raatoss WUttaaa. Joba* Seed. HenrrWSSrek. ,
eMlSMatca, AlesOCoventry. OSVLsIL 1
Hainan B siddar.
Ofloe No. TU, Waahlztfton street. Portland Book.
Office optt dally duriac the uaoal hour* of
t&doaTMadayaadßatvdiLreveainA^
H. B. PPDIK. oybki! KXMai 'i^at%
aiEEIAITOai:
BSSSHSSm&2SR%sSSSSa
yyt g«°r.^»yiuifS"."mi!— i. '
Marine Bank. Ohleaco>
Ifc A Beaotst A 00-da.Loatiu
MesK«.eumor«A Jntbertoa.GtadaaaM.
■tM and I«aiherDeaUn Baak. Boston.
|Un>. Hwm Tor*
OEO. s "WITH A 00.
BANKERS AND JEALER3 IN TOREIGB
jj and Domestic CzaA~ ~rss. j
OTTTflAfly> OUHOIB.
OoOeettessmadsoaaUth? prtadpal «**fa ta us Oak
•d ftatsa. on ths most tavorble terms. teg
J..H. OOWSB BROTHCJU k 00.
~0 ATCEBS, DSALSBS IN ECOHANGB I
JLI - —i*>—
LAID Afilll C
IOWA OUT lirr IOWA
0. O. VBZTIET A 00.- «
RANKING AND EZOHANGS (OTIOX.—
tOnOLAUmiR Deal«als
KASTEBM AKD FOBSIOW BXCHAJIOB.
£e received and louwest allowed oa Special
and fleotlaDdTiadau ""
parts of Germany.
ilsnmn terward m teyefpp.
aQ ethv
P^Mnt ImMiiwa
■mmi g.awHnwiTAßOH.aourAt
z. a. BARB OH
RANKING AND KXCHANQI OmCE^-
«>uu iniß. i
JUataaantttfenWalllK M
m. ot. ramjet uno. •"
Wo. ( QUJB Bnnr— Bvlkm. M
CHICAGO. tLLXVOQ.
T>tTTS SIGHT AND TDftK DRATTQ ON
qflaaJMegycts Barfneas Paper. Deala
la>grgi»eaaaad gstnnce, Hoada. Uad War- w
rnita. oaeuiTent Bank otefc aad Makes OoUeeUonssa
aQ asfSMrtnis potato. oeIS-ly-bIM
WHTW BAJTKa
piHIOAGO XASINX AND WOK INBU
rsaoe Oompany. m
nim>f mmm A
• &F. Otff.OMiisrnlllii»j,
J. TOOTB BQAMMO*. PnMdm.
OaMtaaaMdaaadMM naModleaZlpcrWoftte
01—. Ufttl*
B. A. TUOKEB A 00.
BANS BANKKSS AND 19
XU Dealas in bcfaanca, mam efCUrk aad LakMte
imFssr. n ""~"
MPRFoaa nomifl -
mJODSAHDOOIAmBIOStt.
Dwilwlilfl <WMnakMßiimCMt«Ma3
"
<AJ.O» Jey,fc| QaaMwMeiWiiK»»t. J
VIM li
'• E)rg ©oobg.
SZ ..ll
* 'VhfOotxtt—Spring TraA*
worn, WAMVTKU. A c%,
Amommi le Oaoler. WadvwarthA OoJ
t DKY GOODS JOBBEBB,
IMl*4«WUt*Anra,
£ ! Art now rmiTtax a fan —eiiaum ef
| MI eoooa, iirai ronon, *rc., no,
[d SYssh. from the 2tllnt
1a tMAT.L nOFXT# AMD PBOMPT PAT
dealers, partlealariy e«h tad
\ jkgrtjfrae trade. uto their tntomta
d OP
, 2H2S: MScSBf wty
, 1859 Spring Trade. 1859
FfiEEDMIS, GOODKIND A CO.,
' 135 Mimka Stret,
. Al# no* Dresmd to axblblt a Uisfl TirfalT of Maw aat
► Beiatlfel
SPBING GOODS,
OOMSZSTIX& OF
Dm* Silto, Magalficant Btyla^
ValsncUi, Poll da Ohavra,
■ Printed BaragM, ChaUln de ZjOom,
Enbroidaiin, Lacw,
French, Kactlahaad American Fiintj.
; and BrUliuu. '
BONNETS AND BONNET RIBBONS,
FBEKDSAS, COODU3D ft Ml*
**• LAKK HHUgf, ...
maitaaa
' 1859 Spring Trade. 1859
Dry Goodt, Skoet * Halt,
at wnoissui.
DAVIS, SAWYER <fc CO.,
Oat. DarS, Moojj* Co,)
Have Kamovad to Store
42 - - Lake Street, - - 42
Wiete tfcaj ara weoared to ihow a laru Dock of
. DIW-800DS. BOOTS, SHOES ANO HATS,
ArMtfrom tha Maooftcturen, oomoridst all U>at la saw
£ I hfSfa.Ji°~c > u:« of Goida. Coo J? SSrSldti
tl>p|4ii loUidf tnds tad tin iman. «I 1 af BMek will
«OW price, for caa*
Homo. * nn ' um bollda* to the Am«rfe*a
Btiltfll'ia
0 W PBHI s WIS.^
PEAKB, MARSH A D«tONQ,
30 Lake Street*
Of Bkall'txpeaaaa, tßdHttdvd &00dt at
£* P'jce« to nea who payTbaTlaa nSmrilTTiiSrrmea
faily throat* lipe*or panic, we ahiS' *lll adhere to It
"ea«determines to offer trmitUbU tadnetmenia to
raodmeo. *ud thall offer at •VUQLB4ALE tbroacfiOat
■Leao?®" * raT &:lo<
STAPLE DRY VOODB,
HOSUBT ASD SOUOSSL
To our ctutomen »ho tanw ear w»j of doln* tiniln
ooUeeU anaeeaa«j*bat
til * ooa F* 0 •'ft" loo4 ««aad" tor the ad
™U*r* ?» racket, aAd hart MatfCdas noro than
tctnaiiai to wfor «oodj.
78 - - Lake Street, - - 78
TEIHHIXG3, EMBHOIDESIES.
LAOBS,
NEW STYLE SKIRTS
CORSETS.
UNDER GARMENTS,
GLO7E& AND HOBIEBT,
KID GLOVES,
WOOLEN GOODS,
BERLIN WOOLS,
ln4 a Scnaral Stock of
BMAX. Z. WAX B •
Kcst u l| " J aod for aafo
Wholesale and Retail,
78 Lake Street.
1"" A- 98ATB, (taU 0. T. AtfclnaooJ
Jumituie,
FOB FUANITUBE
ouj. m
H. N. PARSONS,
TO....RANDOLPH ST .E8T....T0,
He la BdSns Oooda
**- -A-T COST
- WTTHODT REGARD TO TALUS.
dtflfta tea
Fnrnitorel fnrnitore!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT
NETT TORS 9- BOMTOti PRICSS.
vaoii wosth nownret
SO par Out Savad la *h» fnrehaaa.
Shearw, Paine & Strong,
'Hivtif BiwiW ta
JONES' NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
■O. 203 IUIOLPS ST..
Art bow prtparad to exblbtt to ikeJr old niwiiai and
tothapobUeteoaraUrT
Tha Larsaat and Beat Assorted
STOCK OF FUBNITDRE
WEST OV REV TOBK,
Whloh Shay hava raoentir recalTvd. and ara now oct> 1
ias> ***t< in part of
■thagUT, B«MWM< u4 Walxit
PARLOR FURNITIIRI,
In BroeateHa. DeLalae, Pbab sad H*tp Cloth.
Fn'TniTTr* ffiV ftintTrnr Wiliinnnjft limw'il
OHIISBEB SETTS,
Of Brv aqd Cwaant Ondnaa. from (b« baa* 1
rim tm Boston. Hev Isrt ud ihHadatoSEL
-ALSO- ]
Boektn* Chain. OooSm%Si 1
Loamaaa, Bmm MarMe-top Outtb aod fl« Tables
tareaaa aad Bdeboarda Pato&t B*rtna Sada Omimk
Haifa Oottoa aad Hok, Pafaa aod SzoaSor
fme Kaab Seat Ohalra Carred Oak Kztaadoo TaMa&
Oak IXaiac ttatn. Case Beat Ohaba q( «t«cv daaorteOaa.
—ALflO—
mm ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE, '
nr eiMVAxnTT.
Vo96m Xmftetanl Hsr« To OrtUr Out of
BEST MATEBIAM. ,
nZ'iss^sr^s^^'ssi'sss.
Mnu in*
LATEST PATTEMIS
an
Most Approved styles of Ooods, )
Whld v&l taaka II a mat mfa to thoaa
.fUBSISH£I6 HOTSLS AID HOCBK <
7 'To txaaluoßr BtodkbateaaaDdlac ImU
OTJK MAMMOTH STOOK 1
Mn Mak wtur faroluaac
To tka Public at Xaif# C
Wl n onmd to novo tbafc P*mlt(;rr 01 ITUJ
SrsU MaUaaKUdualoth. fa-)or. 1
TO aa Tonidiad bam Oar Mabliihmuit at
PrlflH Lowar tiiaa aaj Hooaa in tke WaA
wmmiß, pim * monc, i
«a.._ .BilMira STHHBT- .*Ol 1
[aalari7Q
01 MOBOAN, I
199 Z«ka ttmt, .... 199
(Taw a*4 —aaailfal Parfin [
UaffßTMtf
fcnwul, MwiWailßat, |
-ttfr-
BIBIOOS fVIIITVIIi
IN SUITS. '
tnnmfflUt ]
imuaiabiiMH
Wiai—> tttaktf CMut Tiralttia > Oalii =
A<lhaauaklianOomM.aallUl.aa«lto _
bo«M a ba fend Wait of In Tafe a
Ha wl4 eertM* Ini*. «■ aaaaHoa afUillme- n
Maa<« aa«imiuu« aadUnitnof 1 9
mirlooaßaadaiaaßtea w
TTIa xaaoaa* ITaraittrra S
»■*■! ai—a iMwa. B
M»n at BrnUj IlifaH Ptlaaafta—
tnnoiao. aubctt nm im. *
BAMOOCK * rUK,
Oaoaann to WTH*4 rMk * OaJ _
171 .BA»DOI.P*-*T...«___jn.
Umpbj, Iwtrt k Watnt, *
CHAIMEV »miNa~ROOM ANII CQMMSN J
'V-.- ■' 1
WOOD IBT liri .MWMaa.
iiTSssiarar ~M,,0,- "aawr i 1
flommiflgum
<m M
SSOWN i.
' lAW7EB, PARKER A CO,
oanamaz.
i, Commiufm MtrehmnU.
US * 960 Sootb Water Slmit
OHIQAaa IZXISOIS.
- aas
* _ Si>WABJ> 9AOXST
" fJ OM JSS OJI - lI£R CdANT, 232 LAO
fei alea i>
> MDxIT V2I.SOV
"paoDucs, co*jnsaioN ampma
JL mebuhant. w
5a.« HHUapTa Book, oocnar dark aad Bo«*h Watar^
wtilracelTa proaptanantloß. **t#blP^>
.OEOBOS H. SOKIfiT
OoaauatT acxurr, kobm * oo.J
Prodoca Oommliaina Marchanta.
MATISa PUHCUidgu THB INTEKE3T
or Kr oaxtseri la taa Ona of Caklar uora. a
_>U.anmtui« Uia Prod on OoMiHaoVmnJ?—
'■ S-"»'a«ilo omc 7 Poa.n.r'.
or Oara aoj «aler atmu. a J)" g. Sgf,'W"
_ CtloMo. Jaaaarr w IM». Idfla-aji
CULVHR A CO,
CommUiion Merchant*.
f 116 Soutii Water Sm«i, 7
B. F. Ccx-na. t cnrm.
la* ban lr
'""■'ujim w.u.
t Wii.UAMi A HOUQHT£I»IZfe
f nOHMiSSION MilU- tiiSTi
tomib-Witor ftrMV •. - j doar W«2
ft®" 4 e-u .»it*
tbaaalaßSdratohan of aukla>l»o t*\» iima diocs.
oa UoeMMea. vlnaaea awJe on of LaUmS
and prop«tj a »tora. iteier to i*eo. emlih a
naaßaak.aadGeo.9toe.oaoo. tfe 5^
. BTHAm gmcrr.ra
' DRODCCK Cuimiti=lus MRRCHANT.
■X. OortMrof CUrkaadSoßth Watarativel
+ gttLlffd BUILDiNS»CP BTAZBS
Ohlaaca. paa MU faj PUbq^
IW® - - Wlatar - 1809.
N. W. ORAHAM A OCt,
Forwarding JtttrrhmntM^
SblrrUficuti UIUsU Ctiual RaUmii, u4
Wkarf B*a! Prtprieten.
CAUO
WB HAVfi JU3T PUT DOWN IRON
Tracks aod SUdealaallßß dtj~cUr ChJmtho oU
' °*sßoat, WLicb coabtaaa loiorvard
to aad firaai tbe E*l'road »ith craat
vttoont Um axpoore or UabUltf to !<«""«■. aaiToldaWa
laaoi otßarmeiaudol bJOdU^,
wealao.fiTe prompt aod earefal ittantlnp to
sh2i 10 ."aaiiTUla, traoaTll'a
Na» bhtiuud MempblaL
Cairo. IliuioU. Docgmaer IJaB. bod, figOJ b*B7 *m
! K. * K x*■ a
; coxxifiioi xiioiiii,
. „ISf arXAL *HAai>. BUT7ALO, 3. I.
SBA * WaLTiRR aOMMiaaios m«r.
sum
iiansiATisstmi nwiou
wauib A CO.,
a®s^»-«3iagi
1 aasnu«.{'"»Toafc
»UH A UillKH,
"PRODUCE i, COMMISdION MERCHANTS
k .j" OllloaM. tmnala.
Uaan advaaeea on Aaiomanu to tlUaa UL ttab.
as: i sas, zrsiSs^ttFSj*
imoniwoou a to.
CommissittH Merchants,
lit S. Vaur UraoL
mao'to-iT ruiCAQQ.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE CASS
ADVA.fCK.-* ob linua ,'or Ku<, OTii#
9o ovaar onnlege of iteUiac ta Butfiuo or Ntw York to
keauKNiamtalon. uXOKftWOOO A CO..
liiti. W»t#ratr«et
'iSSS;
Tyfe— suwsr—i: g-fljasg*
RUMMX Bltu. * VO n OOMMISadUJi MHk.
QXiIH
81 Ta thair cxabslta aaaotton to Uia
PUBCHAAI AND BA2JI
Ot Floar, Grata, aad oilier Pradaaa.
141... Aelb Wateroor. rtartilraal ill
aogaWBU OHICAQq
J. 4. UIVHAHD%
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ho. 1M Soa W» *er ttraet, chleaxo.
Liberal advaae** aaJv oo roqairsmfßta.
Rar«at»e**—J. H- >aaban,Otuca«Q; J Vouac Scan*
«op. Cbicaco; Geo >olr, " bicaio; Kumacv. Bro ACo.
Borm) Votxra, Xaplea. Ill; Woodru;) % Co»
Kew York; H«Btaf « Woodruff. Loot*; J Buaa.
ianfcor. Hprintfl»td. T';nn i> ot e. Chicago, auti'.'^-ly
SAWVKU, WALUCb * CO.,
Commission Merchanta*
«■« YOBS. '
Cadarwoed * Co., CMcafo,
ihiysS-Iy Areata fftr tbe yort>»waat.
MOBBBT, PHODUO3 AMD
GOXXZnOV XEBCHABT,
Dealer La all ktadaoffloar and reed, aad Coantrr fro
(lace. Wboleaale and BeUil.
Wad*CSlsala. ooroerof WoJcatlttnei. Chlean.ol
Foar aad faad dattrered to aaysait of tbe ettffree ol
HAWKS' DIRECtORY.
(oLlovinj LUtol Baainaaallouaoaaod
birlna MabOabmenteareaiaou tbe beat and aoet sronv
aantlo tAelrraapeetlre Unee ofhwrfnnaa
maw a 1.1 Wb.lwaifc
W. 9. Wild
Wboleaala Aaeot for Wlaea. Llaanra aad iman, 17 L»
Mile aveei, between and Water, tooe door from
tbe MenhanW CUeaco. Ui AllSnda or#ro».
«rtv lalun la axobasaa for moda Aiaoi tor Alee and
fortmt. aolS.fr
w&m Imi Warks.
""trxToairoor
kiiiviatoiiai ot
WJUTS LBAD AXD 22X0 PAIST.
OBea and factory oonar of Halatad lad folton areata
Weat Bide. mtitLYf
9Uple ud Fat; Dry C—<s ffbalwaJa*
FSAJKS MABSB ADE LOV»« '
Joaasaa or
•TAPLI AID ?AHCT DST GOOD!
AT LOW JPRIOKH.
sfaKUy Ho.» Lakeatreet,
QeUlijt Whalwit*
HUimSaTON, WADSWOBTH k PASXS,
Maßafaetarara aad DaeJan Is
BBV ANO BO¥S> CLOTaiEVO,
IB Haaorer street, Boftoa. Maee.
i<rl«iltafal IsplcsaaU, ke»
F. SB. OBA?MAB * 00.
AEriooltnral Warehotiae.
• flaale isaea. VortßMi
WholeeleDealeila
ABIUJULTUBAL AND BORTTCULTOBAL IMFLB
MJCfTB. MAOUINI& Ao.
tor Maaay'a Beaoeraad Mower, ■bd-ty
fsyir ffiwUHW gfrafrttlfc
BBAOHEB SAC2TB 4. 00.
Miafcataraii aad Wboleaala
P A P B Ift »-B A L BB H
All daea of prtßt and book ecMUntlr on band. OaA
paid for all kmda of Paper Block. Warebooae KoB
taeaHear., betweeatak* and 8. Water-ate aba-^y
iMtt ud Sktw WUtiwS
BJIIaLEH A BBOWI
aod Wbolemie Dealer* ta
BOOTS, SIOBS AND HJJBBBBS«
So. SDB Bealh Water aC oor. Chleace.
a.«.aruAa. »hlHy caaa. nari
WAOSWOBTB 4 WSZaZ^
Wtalear'- !>ealsr*ln
SOOTS JL2TT> SHOES,
«B*«) XAXB-sr. oxiOAao, n.r.nroia.
t.a.tiM>o«a. ahW> ew.«.wm,
lAWSOB SABTIXTT A OO.*
Manatbetcrera and Jebb*n la
BOOTS A2TS SHOES,
til ft 213 SOUTH WATXJiST* OHIOAOO.
Manafbotoryat Weat Boilaetoß. MiwerhaaetU tshdb
CNdwy, ttaH k CUBA WAT* Whetonto.
omAwroap .SHAS* A 00.
Imoortora and Dealers in
OBOOKIIT, 9X.ASS A*D OHIVA
QKli Him Whataaala,
udi. SFHZV9
TULLDf BENEDICT * CO.,
tl A tS Soatfe Water Slue*,
Ara now i aaaNlni tbatr a—l larta atoekof
Broadcloths. Oaeslaava,
SOESBZBS TWSZSS VBSTni6S«
IATJTTI, mTUCAT JXABS, COTTOWABBI
Dmftft Uuu n4 Umi 9fib|
TAILOB'I THIMMIirOI, BTO, BTa
to wUcA they brHte Um atttanUoo ef tbe Trade..
VAMBlafbr Scott's Xaport of FMableu, mtitlf
■tfi, Cm* ftnw (Ms ttfcilswtfc
■XVXDIOT SCALLOBT h. PABWASS
WHOLES ALB JOBBIU
XB
Hata, Cape and Strav Oooda
TO.4AAJTO47 LAD STBBBT)
■Mr
Flaallg Kffla, BM>. Daaw, Aa.
a; int •ounct bis ncToi*. *
Afl doocm a^^bjln^irtpde»^aaddaa^
Oooatn uidei aaolkf. Jt.
oaoaetty atteodadto. Sale Kdoaa aad JTaAvy at
jjoptoe atre*V
• ilsTlswifalt taartaa.
To Lumbermen and Other*.
T arnar idlu-will rnamas.''
JdMsausttuisr ssimm
Laka mat.
Ota.an.KM. •™ ao l3i»

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