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Special Notices.
C3T“ Person* afflicted with the fever
and Agns ehould sot span either time, trouble
or expense, so procore Dr. IIOSTETTER'S CELEBRA
TED BITTKCS, whose benefleont effects upon thesys
tern hu been clearly proved to .those who have been
stricken down In e short space of time by tbit dreadful
enrtc. whose checks arc wan and meagre, and whose
nights are sleepless and rest! eat, and whose eyes are
dim and sunken, with death staring them in the face,
this compound must prove a blessing; snatching them,
as it were, from the month of the grave. None can
know Us true value mull they have tested 1U .'When
all others have failed, these Billers have reatored
the cofferers to pristine health. Their popularity in all
the Western and Southern parts ihonld Introduce them
to all families.
Sold hydruggUt* and dealers generally
£SF*Thosc who are curious to wit
ness the wondcrfnl perfection to which A. Ohswaldt,
(late manager at Batchelor's, N. T-) has brought the
lasntifftclnrc of Wigs and Toui-oc*. are Invited to visit
ills wig and Hair Dying Booms, at No. l» Lake street,
und rramlne these curious production# of art. No
►crcilnr can detect thearllDclalfrom the natural,when
strutted to the head.
£gf” Greeley’s Bourbon Bitters.
—The** popular Prmas possess all the nourishing and
r'l,-oraUnc properties of Peas ou> Rocnnox Wmscr.
Mid arc considered the most efficacious Tonic and
6r!*« ! **r. as well asthemoetafTccablcSTMUTic.ever
offered jo the public. As a Tonic for Old People, deli
cate ladles, convalescent invalids. and allweaklypco
plr, i'.i**y cannot be surpassed; In allcasesof Weakness
cr pchl'lty. they will give Immediate roller, and Impart
a healthy tone to the system. A trial will estab
lish thvir merits over all other Tonics now In use. For
j.rsij Baoscnms. Drarsrsia. Ncnrors Dis
v*»r-4 and Litre Cormaims. they are ao Invaluable
remedy: and are a centaln preventative ofCnuxs
and Fctaas.
ru: xi j> In Quart Bottle*, in cam# of one and two dozen,
and for sale by Brneslst* and Groom everywhere.
W. Y. & A.vr. GUKELEr. Proprietor*, No. 23 Tre
moot street, Bouton. Maw.
J. n, JOHNSON. General Agent,
No. 70 State street, Cblcajro.
;cnt. apgTCMy
li. It. LA.NDOS. M
JgJ” Kennedy's Medical Discovery
cures Perotulft. . ,
KcnncJVs Medical Discovery cow Krmpelas.
Kcnac.lV* Medical Discovery cures Cantor.
Kenned V# Mrdl-ai Discovery cures NursingßorcMth.
Kenned W Medical Discovery cumHnmorot the Lyes
Kmav.lVa Medical Discovery enrea Scald Heart. .
Kenned V* Medical Discovery care* Hannlnc orthc Ear
Kenned Va Medical Dlscovcrv cnrralTlccrit dSorcLeg
Kenned V* Medical DUcovery cure* Lepra.
Kmat-d Va Medical Discovery core* lUicntnattoo.
KennM Va Medical Discovery enrrs Salt-Khcnia.
Kcn«-dV* Medical Discovery corra Dyspcp*a.
Kennertva Medical ;ilseovcry Urpnlatcs the lUvwcls
Kennedy's Medical Dl-covcry Regulate* the Kidney*.
KennedVa Medical Discovery llcpulatrathe Liver.
Kenned V* Medical Discovery bus cured Dropsy.
Wlien yon arc tick, and do not tnow whatUieinatte-
U. perhaps yoo have an Inward burner. Try Kennedy's
Medical Discovery,
For_-ale by all Drocpists.
jHarinricru. %aritoarc, &c.
PAT & COMPACT’S
JIAOnXESV DEPOT,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Have the Largest and Best Assortment of
STATIONARY STEM ENGINES
boilers,
Portable Steam Engines, Saab and
SEonldln; Macliluei.
WOODWORTH'S pissnra MACHISES,
WITH ANB WITHOUT HATCHING.
Eoaae’a Patent Resawing Machines, Doans a
btavc and Darrel Machinery, Dome's Heod
inr Lathes and Joiners, Doane’s Shingle
Machines. „ ,
Sals Western Apent* for the wile of Defoe A Co.»
Celebrated brand of
DUTCH ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS,
A large stock constantly on hand. Also,
hart a munson s
J Patent Flouring # Grlat JfRUs.
Leather and Rubber Beltioc. Ladas. Pacldns.
&c» At the very lowest cash pnere.
W. H. OOA.NE, A cent,
13* Clark etrect. Chicago.
/CHICAGO LEAD "WORKS,
Cursor of Clinton and Fulton streets. West Side.
LEAD PIPE, BAS A3TD SHEET LEAD,
Shot, White E*ead and Z^ythargo,
J*lG LEAD, PUMPS AKD HYDRAULIC BAMS.
• Order* from the trade solicited. Cash paid tor
Old Lead and Phil Seed. I*. 0. IWs I Sab,
E. W. RLATCnFQBD.
G. HALL. KIMBARK & CO.,
I'V « importers and Dealers la
Iron, IJails, Steel,
and heavv hardware.
So«. 120 and IS Woahlngon street, Chicago, Illinois.
n, Set.
station
pARTER & STONE, Dealers in
RAGS AND TAPER,
SI small Canal Street ei.lcaio, in.
J T CaBTEH- n. U. Stoss.
IT Casa paid lor si l Modi of Cotton nod JToolen
-l w-xy_
TJUTLER & HUNT, 48 State-St.,
I J haru ro-r on Hand thcfoilovrtn£ star* of printing
paper: . _
ib>i: 20x44 £ox4o Jilt* S-iXaS
29x46 23x44
**4x34 26x25 25x55 20isV
And hro ROOK I'APEB.
a.OOO reams of Wrapping X»d;»er. of dlfleront Mies.
J.utn reams Manilla do. .
art reams Cap and Letter, and a assortment
of Printer's Stationery. _ T .
1 .WO kcs« of Mather** celebrated peek and Nctf* In*.
All of voicb will be told for cash at the lowest poaa..
fcle rates,
,Hhl9
Id for Ease.
T \ A. IK GERS OL L ,
j ' « Plis'k Boon MiJurpicrußts.
BOOK BINDER AND ECLEB.
I &Q] now nr w psr*'«l to manufacture Blank Hooka of
every description, ruled and twtmd to any desired pat.
icn-.. wllti or without priDt*dbftadlner». Partlcularut.
•cotton paid to order* from CoiintrOaici-r*. Jiunkfs arc.
Util n*ada. Letter Head*. Rt.lppln* KlUa. Ruled
and |*rintcd to order. Masarinca, periodicals, etc.,
biuadlnanrftrle. old Book* bound and, re-bound.
All Linda of ITloUns done»lHineatni« anddbiwtch.
Ternumoderate. NO. IM LAKK ciur.r.t.
Northeast comer of Clark, (entrance on Clarkatrecl.)
Boat Ottlce Hoi 3SM. iny2&-dJ3I-l>__
93ags.
BAGS— BAGS—BAGS—BAGS—
COBS EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
HART ASTfTS k CO.. IST Sonth Water st„ Chicago,
B, E. CLARK & CO.. 1» Broad street, New York,
SIAKCFACnriIEUS ASD PEALS** IS
3agß of Every X>ee*crii»tion.
VllltTf ’ and Grocers’ Bairs made andPrtatcd toorfrr
vUu beautiful brand*. New andsecond-UandScainlt-ss
Ondn and Gunny Bass. for fcldpnrr*. Mlllera and Far
mer* oae. lugsforTlonr, Buckwheat, Feed, Hams,
®o^^iOT C «nr4itßh Odclltr end dlipatch.
loaned to shippers. myS-1}
pmCAGO BAG AGEXCY.
SOUTH WATER STREET.
ESAMRESB GRAIN RAGS of various site* and
Qcarters. and Eights, printed to
ur lcr of am* desired pattern.
Ham FACES— Every aUe used.
OUNNE II AGS-Ta o or TWO* Bnshclf.
Commission Merchant*. Millers., Grocers Mid Pro
vUlon Dealers will flndjust Uie article* wanted In our
stock, orders sollclled.
Ltpi
■HAWKINS & CHAPMAN.
1 BAUS! sags:: bags:::
I riBVUL'S 1
STEia BIG HiXl FiCTOET. {
42.U.4C wmisn ireitrz. cmcAca
BAGS AND SACKS
Of ererr description fimifobcd on
tiiort notice, and printed with
New and Beautiful Brand*.
KIM EON FABWELL.
«p6d&wly47aj
trxxY bags-100,000 for
VT SALE AT THE
Cora Sxcbaztgo Bag 2ttamxfactory f
HAST. AETEK A CO..
OTyMyftJtmi IST Sooth Water rtrort. Chicago. _
plumbing.
Q AS PIPE AND X'IXTDPES.
Brown As Wilder,
47 & 49 Stale State - - - • - Cp-Stalr*.
COBKEUUB & BAKEITfi, PHILADIXPHU.
GAS FIXTURES.
Tb# richest assortment In the city. - comprising aU
LATE pattehxs*
pipe <0 per cent dlieonnt from list pricce Tjmnc 3)
•CQU ptr **)aad.
PCTpOI
D. JIcFAELANE’S
Gas, Steam Pitting
R.
—asi*—
PLUKBIHG EfiIABIISHMKHT.
(4 U Salle Street, ClUeaso,
mux nt
CAS FUTURES AID IBfll FOBIITDRE,
PJLVMBER-,
And Manufacturer of
ILL KINDS OF SXEA3I WOHK.
TO THE TRADE
The trade supplied with tools and every article Id the
THt BtMm yitllDg arid l»it!inMng |;iidn-ea
ud ftroQzlne oouc to order.
tr Matmuctory 1«7 aud 168 Ea« Washington street.
ffaper hangings.
A L L P APE U S
SELLING
CHEAPEST /.V TOn\Y.
F. E. RIGBY, j
SI : .BAKDOLpn STREET 81 1
. • fjySl-cS&ftn] \
f al
LASBBSI ASSOETUEHT 07
JtfEW PATTERNS
DSAKE & BBC'S, . .
PATNTESE AICD PAPOI XUABECS, .
... South CUrlc.Strett'... .I*4
loatojj
fHounj anfc gicfrange.
A 1 a AAA TO LOAN ON
SITC«UUU BON'D AKD MOKTCiGE, tor
fltTjresrfl. on property lo ttUdty.
rt*~ nuilnef* p»i>cr wmotea.
B . p, DOWMKG Sc CO.,
M and SS Clark itreet.
■\J"ONEY TO LOAN.—In Sums
J3JL not to exceed 1 on Farm* In Illinois,
within one hundred miles of Chicago.
GEORGE W. NEWCOMB,
oci-dlgLSinl No. 8D Dearborn eU BoomS. Chicago.
ON E Y TO LOAN
In Sums and for Terms to Suit.
BUSINESS BAPEE BOUGHT AHD SOLD.
ORKEXEBAUM BROS*
Comer Lake and La 6aUo»U._
0c39.45a.1m
|,OKEY TO LOAN
CHICAGO CITY PBOFE&TY,
Or on Good Improved Farms in this State.
CHAMBERS. LEE Se CO*
131 Lake «tr«ct, Chicago.
•oSI-cOrS-Cra
Money loaned
on aecnrltlca at the
nanhinp Office of Wm. 11. Klee ft Co. t
No. 63 Clark Street.
Three to five yean* Loans at 10 percent. Short Pa.
per discounted. Cashadi'anccson warehouse Receipts.
f3T City-Scrip wanted. iay29-c4B-ly
For honey to loa^
On Real Estate Securities In Cook and adjoining
CotmUe*.
Apply to
ERNST PRUSSINC,
Dealer in Foreign Exchange,
HONEY AND REAL ESTATE BBOKEB,
Agent for the British Commercial Life In
surance Co., and Notary Public.
No. C • - Larmon Block - » No. 6
nolt-iy X. K. cor, of Clark and Washington ata.
JAMES D. SHE?MAN,
BASKIKC, SHIPPISC AM) cojisnssios,
No. 12 State Street, Up Staira.l
Cash ad ranted on all kinds of property consigned
for aale or shipment, .
Ca*h advanced on Bills of Lading and Tfarehonso
Receipts.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Ilnn**> to rent. Lots on lease on lonr time on State
street, tVabash, Michigan and Indiana Avenaea. Also,
on the‘West Side. . ..
Hotel on Clark street to rent cheap to a good tenant,
A moat desirable residence to exchange for unpro
d Credfia clvcn on Xew Torkand Boston.
loeaodaai-cm]
'J'ELEGRATHIC EXCHANGE
On Sow Tork,
Draft*. Acceptance*, and Notes, paid in New Tort
on tlir day of maturity, or last day of grace, andraoney
deposited for account Intlic dtr of New York, and
arnt to cities In ibc vicinity orNfwJork, on tcl«.
graphic orders. EMERY COBB,
uplS-ly-dta Telegraph Office.
Otf.*Co.lT
business (Saris.
A RRINGTON & DENT,
xl . attobnets at lav.
No. 117 Clark Street, Clileoco, 111.
jI.TT. AMCtCTOS. 10Ctl2-d21841Pl THOMAS CCTT.
T^lackt^llaTmathiett,
1_) ATTOKSETS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Room. 4 i S, No. 48 SouthClart
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
[ao4oS44ml J. mnnEC.
ft. ft BUCXWEIX.
A D. BRADLEY,
J\. • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Chicago, Illinois.
OOce—ls7 Randolph street, comer LaSalle.
RcreßnrcEi.-Hon. Grant Goodrich, Hon. C. Haines,
Hon. T. Horne, Hon. L N. Arnold, Hon. N. «. Jodd: U.
I) Cohin. EM.. Samocl D. Ward, Eaq.. Cliarles Walter,
Ksq- C. S. Holden. Esq., Col. B. S. Shepard, John
Haber, l>q* Aaron Haven, Esq. anS-c&LI-Sm
■DAYSOX & REYNOLDS,
X ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
SO * * Dearborn Street • • • 80;
GEORGE PATBOS.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Rumesna.— Reynolds, Ely & Co* I. H. Bnreh 4 Co*
Cldcaco; Wm. It. Reynolds & Co* Boston; John M.
Atwood, Eaq- Philadelphia; Messrs. Springer A White
man. S. KTL'Honuiieoleu. Esq*Cincinnati; JohnAn
drewe. Em* Ptcr’l Board of Control D. W. Deablcr,
I'retldent/Columbus, O,; 7-S. Ely* Co* George Ste
phenson. Keq* Edward Plcnypont, Esq* New York;
lion. Ira Harris, Hon. Amasa J. Parker, AlbanVjN. Y.;
John G. Deshlcr, Esq* Buffalo. JeuTCO-ly
K. DOW,
ATTOBKET AT LAW,
Office No. 1, Methodist Block,
Comer Clark and Washlncton streets, Chicago, Illinois.
_ myTCO-lr
s.
/CRAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,
\J IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In Crockery,
Glau and China Table Cntleiv. Looldnj: Glawea. Cm
tor* and Rrttlsli Ware. So. life Lake street, Chicago.
Illinois. r0h2L55.1y -
■fTXOX, EUSTACE & REED,
IV attorneys at law,
130 - - • Clarlt Street - - - 130
Between Waaliinpton and Madison, Chicago, 111.
Joseph esox. jobs v. rmicr. coaa. n. kzzd.
L&S’ae.iyj
CPIES & BURT,
O COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
75 * - Clicatnat, North Side, - - 75
Between Third and Fonrth rt*„ St. Lonla, Mo.
Mr B. L« Notarr public and Commissioner of Deeds
for crcrv State in the Union. „
References In Chlcapo—Scripp* & Brow.
FBEoentCK ams, iJel.ly.rliSj caimt c. near.
£gc aulr £ar.
ARTIFICIAL HU3IAX EYES.
la addition to onr previously
LABGE STOCK OF raENCH EVES,
TVe have lost received from the mannfactnrca another
larsv Jot, which enable# u» to offer the most complete
SSortment West of Xcw Turk, and all of mo most
aooroved workmanship.
Galo Brothers,
Pharmaceutists and Dealer* In every variety of Medi
cinal Merchandise. . t
SOS Baodolpb street.
TfYE AND EAR.—
jw. cADvnai,
OPERATOR os m
eye axe :e .a. 12, ,
For Dcalbc&s, lUlndnesa. and all defects of elslit and
hearing. Dr. C. Is a rcffnlarl/ edncated pbyalcUn, and
liaa devoted twentv year* of Ills profesalonal Ufe ex
elas-lvrU to Uiclreutment of diseases of the Ere and Ear.
»ar- 2^ n clinrge made for an examination or opinion,
and no ice required for unsuccessful services.
DU. C iDWKLL'R Treatise on the Eye and Ear. (Chi
cane r.tfc>. contalnlnr references. testimonials, etc., to
‘be bad cratbi on application. portage ten cents. Ad
drew U1 Randolph street. Ctilcsgo. »g»CO-ly
TOTJIS MAUSS,@»V^
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN,
59 Sorm Clare Street 79
Opposite the Court House.
Bert French Crystal and BrarJllan Pebble Spectacle*,
Eye Glares. Opera Glawca,
MICROSCOPES. TELESCOPES.
Mathematical Instrument*, etc., etc., constantly on
Laud All kinds of instruments and spectacles re.
paired, and glasses Inserted into old frames. Ja9
iHrticinrs. &c,
pURIFY THE BLOOD.
Moffat’s Vegetable Life Pills,
A2SX> phceicix bitibrs.
The hitch and envied celebrity which these pre-eml
neat Mcdldocs have acquired lor their invaluable effl
caey In all the diseases which they profess to cure, has
rendered the nsnsl practice of puffing not only un
necessary, hot ouworthy of them.
IN ALL CASKS
Of Asthma. Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections
of the Bladder and Kidneys,
Bflliou* Fevers, and Liver Complaints,
In the South and West, where these diseases prevail,
they will be fonnd invaluable. Planters, Farmers and
outers, who once nae these medicines, will never after
wards be without them.
Bilious Colic, Serous Looseness, Biles, Costive*
ness, Colds, Coughs, Colic, Corrupt Humors,
Dropsies, Djipyna.
va nrrs'tn with these dhuroosjng diseases should de-
Ur udDMbMd medicine# Immediately, _
this tcomre of the Westers
rnnn'trr theM medicines mill be found a safe, speedy
snsi n rcmrdv OU.rr medldnc. tan lkc n.
f?rn to a return of the disease; aenro by these
SKdOTUiSrSiSSt. Try them. Besatlatfedand
of the Complexion. General Debllty. Coot
Giddiness. Gravel, HcSdaahes of every kind, toward
Fever. Inflammatory KfaenmallsisL “P“”> ©SSJ 1
Janndlee. 1,088 of Appetite. Eruptions of the Skin,
E SrKSm4L UiShSl—?erer fall to eradicate entirely
all the cfler.u of ilcrcnn', toflnitcly sooner than the
most powerful prenararfoo of n .^ir
Sweats. Nervous Complaints of all kinds. Orcauic
The orlstnal proprietor of these Medicines
was cored of Idle* of S3 years’ standing by the nso
of these life Medicines alone. Fains In the Bead,
with this terrible dis
ease wlll’be sure of relief by the lift Medicines. Uosh
of lllood to the Head. Scurvy, Salt Uhemu, bwelllogi.
ftnrofuia. or King's Evil In us worst forma. Ulcers of
every description. Worms of all kinds are efloctlvely
expelled by Uit»e Medicines. Parents mill do well to
aau' l nstertheoi m-heneverthelrexlsteacel* suspected.
Belief mill be certain. ‘
THE LIFE FILLS AND PBCESIX BITTEES
porify the Wood, and thus rtrnow t£l disease from the
.jncm. Moffat,
SS3 Broadway. cor.Of Anthony street, New York,
pr For sale by all Drnggkta. taoayfiMy
(Copartnership 'Notices.
Dissolution. —The Co-Part
nrr»h!i» heretofore existing brtwocnlhe tinder.
parti ea trill amir the turln^or
J&DBKW MILLER.
Odcaso. Oct 1,180).
NOTICE.—We. the
a Co under the name and style of MlUer &
Hood, and will continue the Ship BaUdJnc and \ et*el
Impairing bu4nc«s at the of Doo-
Hid. * ifiller. Norm
t"Jg T? *** * MIIS,
&iUUcr * TfM, p. HOOP.
Chicago, Oct. 1,1820. ooUxlin^
A.
Ko chare* for an examination or nnsnceeatfol work.
ocSXO-ly ;
T? TILLER & ALBATIGILg^S
i- DEPfXIftTS. UJUTT
fi Q. ."WEST BANDOLWI-BT.. CHICAGO 58
Poet Office Box 5629.
[oc4'6o-ly] ‘Wm. Albiccs.
J. C. Fruja.
"RLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
1 > ILLINOIS. Fnilt and Ornamental Trees—*
laree slock cheap for caah.
tasio «W. Blocks. 1 year, acltxtcd, *£r_®2SS*
berry .Houghton, stronp.loo,
100, U to R Strawberry, Wilson's Eye. bcarlet, C.
Cone. lowa, or Washington and other*, yore. 100, *l.
LCOCI $3. Tulips. JOO, of 20 named aorta, Double and
Single, R I toot GrafU, 10.000. f-Vr; Ac, Ac, u per
Hsu. Cash orders, In full, packed free,
aeifi-dtSdhn] F. K. PIKEMX
P A P E R!
CEXTONS AND UNDER
TAKERS, 88 La Salle street.
Have on hand. at all tlmea, every style and finish of
Wood Lead and Zinc Coffins; also. Shrouds. And are
prepared with Hearses and Carriage*, and everything
yeqoldte for Funerals: and may be found on band ana
.readytoclve prompt attention to their business at all
{£T
dentists’ (Carts.
W. FREEMAN,]figS
DENTIST,
...Wasrikotos Snterr. Chicago 103
Joat ea*t of Clark Street.
Kurscrrics.
Chicago Criiune.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1800.
Bally Arrival and Departure of Mall
Xralnn. '• • : •
Trains Depart. MaVs Clou. : Train* Arriu.
BAST.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. ■
2.00 a. nj- 8.00*.m._
7.30 a. m.
8.00 p. m.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. _
7 80 a.m. 2.00 a. m. 8.00*.w.
8.00 p.m. 0.15 p. m. 8.00 a.m.
PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO.
C.40 a. in. 2.00 p.m. 8.00 a.m.
7.25 p.m. -fi.oop.in. 8.80 p.m.
SOUTH AND BTST.- -■ ■
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
9 IS a. m. 8.03 a. m., ■ • 8.50 p. m
-9.16 p.m. 7.00 p.m. fi.lsp.rn.
DIXON AIR LIKE.
0.43 a. in. 8.00 a.m.. . J.jga.m.
OAOp.tu. „\oiaall. •• 4.60 p.m.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL—'Bbakch.
6.35 a.m. 13.30 a. m. 0.00 a.m.
6.35 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 0.00 p.m.
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
0.15 a. m.
0.15 p.m. 7.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m.
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.
7.30 a. m. 6.10 a. m.
7.00 p.m. 7.sJop. m.
9.00 a. in.
V.W p. m.
NORTH ANB WEST.
G MENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
9.45 a.m. 8.00 a.m. 6,K8.m.
9.30 p.m. 7.00 p.m. 0.00 p.m.
‘ NORTHWESTERN.
8.00 a.m. 0.45 a.m.
7.00 p.m. 6.45 p. m.
SHT.WAUKEE.
8.00 a.m. .1.55 p.m.
7.00p;m. • :6.45p.m.
9.45 ft. m.
V.S-J p. m.
9.45 a. m.
9.00 p. m.
“ POPPED CORN*”
One antomn wight, vrhen the wind was high*
And the rain fell In heavy plashes; '
A little boy sat by the kitchen fire,
A itormlnr cum In the svliH I
And VlKbter, n curly-bairni child of three.
Sat looking on, juet close to lib knee.
The bluet went howling around the Home,
An if to ect in *twas trying;
It rattled the latch of the enter door.
Then It seemed a baby.crying: i,
Now and then a drop down the chimney came.
And spluttered and nbsed in th bright, redflamo.
Pop 1 pop! and the kernels, one by one,
i out ofthe embers flying; .
The bov held a him; pine -tick tn ms band, ' • • *
And Cent it busily
He Htlnvd the corn, and it pupped the more. -
And faster Jumped to the clean swept floor.
Part of the kernels popped out one way;
And part hopped out the other:
•Some went plump into the fbter’s lap, .
Some under the blool of the brother;
The little jilrl gethered them into s heap,' ' n
And called them a flock of “milk-white sheep. -
JIOVEJIESTS OF TIDE PEOPLE*
. Israel Washburn, Governor elect of
Maine, has stmt In his resignation of his scat
in tlic House of Representatives, to take effect
on the Ist of January, 18CL Stephen Cohurn,
of Comhegan, it is said will supply the va
cancy. There arc a number of candidates for
the seat of Senator Hamlin, so soon to be va
cated, and Lot M. Morrill, the present Govern
or, will probably be successful.
A week or two since, at a very large meet
ing held at Salisbury, S. C., Ex-Senators Gra
ham and Badger made earnest and powerful
speeches in opposition to the Dleunionlsts
who threatened to rebel on the election of Lin
coln. Letters from other distinguished states
men, holding similar views, were read on that
occasion.
—A new fusion ticket has been formed in
New Jersey, giving Breckinridge Ihrco elec
tors, Douglas two, and Bell two. Tins sale of
the Douglas interest by its venal leaders will
bring a large reinforcement to the Republican
side.
—We the most cheering accounts from
all i-artfl of the comity, with regard to the
success of the County Ticket. If any reliance
Is to be placed upon these reports, the Loco
foco ticket, from lop to bottom, is doomed to
an inglorious defeat. Let us WORK to ac
complish so glorious a rcsulL—Nprwytaa
Journal.
Ikdiaxa.— Tbc Democracy of Indiana hare
bad but a single meeting since the October
election, and that ■was a miserable fizzle. D.
*W, Voorbccs was advertised as the orator, but
nobody went to bear bim. Democracy in In
diana Is a tiung of tbc past.
Coming Over. —Within tbc last week we
have learned of the accession of several to onr
ranks—men bore in Ibe city. And we have
such assurances as to lead us to believe that
more will come over before the week closes.
The cerlaintv that Douglas bus no more chance
than the man in the moon of being elected—
tbc feeling which is gaining ground, that be
will not cany more than one State at the most,
and probably not any—and the conviction that
every vote "against Lincoln Is a vote for Brcck
i inridge, whom not a dozen men in the city in
the mist desire to sec elected—all these facts
arc convincing voters that Old Abe is the man.
—Alton Courivr.
True to Freedom.— Mr. George Dntton, a
life-long Democrat, who lives In tbc township
of St. Clair, St, Clair county, (Mich.) went to'
Port Huron, to tbc Clay mass meeting, and on
his return, renounced the Democracy; and Im
mediately proceeded to organize a Wide Awake
club. Tbc club Is now in successful operation,
and Mr. Dutton is one of Lincolu and Trow
bridge’s most earnest supporters. .. .: . .
—Cob Newell A. Thomson of Boston,
American candidate for Congress against Mr.
Blcc, two years ago, has now declared himself
In favor of Mr. Klee, In a public speech. He
thought Mr. Rice eminently a fit representa
tive. The Bellevcrclts bad been claiming Mr
Thompson as with them in their barter and sale
business.
A Slight Mistake.— J. J. Henry, head of
the fusionista in New York, addressed a
-letter a few days since to Geo. T. Putnam, the
eminent publisher, urging him to contribute
to the cause of the “Union.” Mr. Putnam re
plies that he Is in favor of the Union, now and
always, and consequently goes for-Abraham
Lincoln for President. - .
WESTERN MATTERS.
Mr. Rensselaer Smith, the engineer on the
Mineral Point Railroad, who met with the un
fortunate accident which wc noticed, diftd of
his injuries, in Warren, on Monday. He was
unconscious fronj the lime that he was found
until the eud- 1
Samuel Baldwin was badly hurt Monday
at the railroad'depot in Janesville.' :He was
endeavoring to couple an engine with a car In
front of it, on the Northwestern road, when
he accidently slipped between them as they,
came together and received a serious and prob
able fatal injury.
A Large Yield. —Elisha Sutherland, Esq.,
of Millbrook, who owns one of the hand
somest farms In this county. Is now gathering
a field of com which yields one htmaral huxh
ds to the acre. This Is a xnq*( remarkable
yield. Mr. 8., who Is an old resident of our
county, informs ns that he has never befbre
raised over seventy-five bushels of com to the
acre.— JKoria Transcript.
Wheat Stages BmvED'nr Incendiaries.
—About three miles south of Fair-view, sever
al stacks of wheat and barley, about a hundred
and fifty bushels in the former and two hun
dred snd fifty in the latter, belonging to Mr.
Anncrman, were bqrptr-haTing been set on
fire as Is supposed.
Fatal Accident.— Last Friday evening, as
Mr. John Donovan and Patrick Daly were
riding- on a dray on the Sonth Side of the*
river, the horse took fright and ran down the
hill towards the bridge, where the dray was
upset Both wera thrown off and Mr, Daly «>
' severely Injured that bo died on the following
Bfbcrnoon. Mr. Donovan was badly hurt, bui
wiii shortly be around again.—^ Bdvider* Mntd
a rd.
• Lumber. —From the number of rafts that
daily pass over the rapids, we conclude that the
lumber business is improving, and that our
lumbermen up the river, as well as la our own
vicinity, arc greatly encouraged, and ore vigor
ously pushing their material into market.
Several rails ©number, sawed In this city, have
recently gone down stream, and. we notice
more of the same sort, to-day, being prepared
for a trip Haven-ward. —GrandJiapids Eagle.
BcsiKEsi—Every department ofhpslncss in
our flourishing city U at present unusually
brisk. The country has entirely recovered
from tbe depression that prevailed for several
past seasons, and is now in a healthful condi
tion as could ba deaiieu. The immense crops
of this toll have delighted 'and encouraged ttye
turners, and their success has infused new
lift and vitality into all the departments of
trade.
Oar streets arc daily UJockaded.wUh (corns,
bringing to the rich products’ of par fniitftil
prairielands, and the different railroads ore
doing an liumcn 6 ® business in freightage.— La*,
faj/ctu ( Xnd .) Journal,
Asotuzr Mtstert in* Detuoit.—Detroit
seems to be overran with mysteries. The fre
quency with which Detroit river gives up the.
lifeless bodies of the victims of mysterious
murder., .ulcide., t'~ u Setting to be a .cri
ous matter. On Tuesday the body b t a young
and beautiful girl to discovered on the Cana
dian shore of the river, abont ft ffl^ c below
Windsor, revealing a crime at which humanity
sickens. Having robbed her of,all that could
make life a treasure, perhaps the villain did
well to her in ending her existence.; Perhaps
her choice would have been death ; but death
by such means, how horrible! She was evi
dently about'seventeen years of age, well
dressed, lair complexion,'rich, wavy, auburn
hair, and bore every indication of respectabili
ty. • A ghastly wound upon her head betrayed
the manner of her death, while no less mean
ing upon -her throat told of a fearful
struggle and attempts'to silence outcry.
the young Udy Is, and by whose bauds her
was consummated, • have- not yet been
developed.
A drunken affray, molting fatally, look
place In the village of Springvillc, In the town
of Cambridge, (Mich.) last Tuesday. Tffp men
named Fred. Grccnough and John Bilton, got
Into a quarrel while drunk, when Bilton struck
the former a severe blow, under the chin,
knocking him over .into the ditch, from, the
effect of'vrhich he died, • J - l< ”‘
fEisccllaueous.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.
A FBEISH ADD ENGLISH SOABOItIB BCKODI
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nos S and .V West Thirty-Eighth Street. Murray
Hill two doors from Filth Avenue, New Tone; coniln-*
nos In seaston till thejattcif pan of June, and receive*
pupiU at any time. The edifice-planned expressly for
the School, and warmed by hot water, with ft pare,
sanuHor-llte
framing constilntlm: ,n part of thc dallr
course of education, receives i.:c adcntkm which U*
importance deman&a.. The o 11 1 re absence of low and
depraving Incentives to a? I cation, the pervading
anWt of a pleasant home l ie. and thoroughness In
whatever studies are under!: ken, especially character.
U FroaSls?poken. The MdcHmasten are employed
for French. Italian, Oenn-u. Plano Forte. Harp, and
other accomplishments. Among bis friends, most of
whom have, or have ha-t, daughters in his school, the
principal refers to;,
Eer Robert Baird, D.' *.N. Her. Gardiner Spring*
H D n!y® KevJUaSralthTDJ>- N. Ya KcvJovl
K.T.; 11. ..U. f y.UMjdJ, lI.D. S.
v non James Harder. N.\.;J. Marion 81ms, if.
D” NY- 5. Ill", wki D. 6. N. Tj Wm. it Al
len. L. L. D-: Pits*. U-iard College: Orrlngton Lunt,
Eso Chicago; Bov. tt.O.KUcnelV IXIX.-Detroit;
Prof Worthington 110 kcr, H. D* 1 alo Collcgc.
For fail information tec Circular, which may be ob
dJXcf NORMAN. LX.D., Principal.
Elegantly illustrated Edition of
COOPER’S NOVELS,
Embellished with Five Hundred Original Drawing*,
By F. O. C. BARLEY
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PATENTED APRIL 10th, 1860.
Thl« superior Varnish hasbeen.approved bythe chem
ists of Washington as being the best article c f the; kind
ever Invented for varnishing Boots, Harness. MlHtary
Accoutrement*. ftc« citing them a beautiful lustre
Without Injuring the leather In the least; on tlie
contrarv. the otiy aohstanco of which the Varnish Is
composed renders !t pliable and soft. - Boots, Darm-w,
&c_ after being varnished can bo washed In water with*
ouTlnlnry to tne lustre. Itcnu al so be handled wltliou t.
soiling the hands. ThU Varnish 1» also good for Metals
-BraS*.lron,Tin. Ac. One appUcaUonraatogtheroa
beautiful black and giving them a splendid liutre,pre
servin' them also from rust. It 1* Invaluable for locks,
door buttons, &e. Tlie VarnWi dries in : le>s than throe
minutes, therefore preventing the dust from accumula
ting wiui 11. U can also be nsed brmannCtcturors of
umbrellas, canes, turners of wood", £c_ as
clft of giving the wood a permanent black and luntre
at Uie same time. This varnish is never sticky, even la
the warmest climate. It can also be employed to art
vantage for the hoofi of horses, giving them a beauti
ful pollslvand preventing the mod from fastening to
W ry sofi’by Druggist* and Dealers everywhere.
rySend for circulars to Dealers,
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Every Form and Species of
VE R 1-1 N.
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“Free from Poisons/’ . „
'•- “ Not dangerous to the Lumen familr.
M Bata come oat of their holes to die.
10 years arid more established In New Tork City
USED BY—the City Poet Office.
USEI> BY—the CUy Prisons lo(l Sttoqp House*.
USED BY—City Steams*. SUp*. 4c.
USED BY—the City Hospitals; Alms-Houses, 4C,
USED BY—the City Hetcls—‘Astor*—“St. Nicholas,’ 4c.
USED BY—the Boarding Houses, 4CL, Ac.
USED BY—more than Private Famine*.
• preaatudDcalersaays
ashamed of the housa, for the Roaches were every
where. I purchased alw* of your Exterminator and
trial IU and in one «tt there *«j noteEmcUor
- Moeee In the hooae. ; gSISrt.
*5, we would have It. We have tried poisons but they
effected nothing; bnt Cwtar’a article knocks the
breath out of Raws Mice, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than
we can write It. It U In great demand all over the
country.—{.Medina tO.) Gicite.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an-
Herald.
time. I have not known it to f4l In a 'lngle 1 nuance/’
GEORGE BOSE, Druggbt, Cardlngton, O.
TO DESTROY—Rita. Roaches, 4c.
TO DESTROY—Mice, Moles, 4c.
TO DESTROY—Bed-Bng*.
TO DESTROY— Fjeae, Ants, be.
TO DESTROY—Moeqtri toe*.
TO DESTROY—lnsects or Plants or Fowls.
TO DESTROY—lnsect* on Animals, 4c* 6&,*4e.
TJOE QSLT
E*t,Koacb, Exterminator.
“CQSTAB'S" Bed-Bag Exterminator.
• COSTAK'S" Eleetrlo Powder for Insects, fte.
In 25c. 60c, and $1 Boxen, Bottles and Flaska, $3 and
(5 Sixes Ships, Boats, Hotels, Ac. .
tr Sold
AH Wholesale Druggists In large cities.
All BetaQ DrngglM"-^«rpcer»—Store-Keepers, Ac,
Ac , In all Country X lUages atyd Towns.
Wholesale Agents In N. Y. City.
Ham!Lßlsley ft KUehen.
Bosh, Gate ft Robinson,
M-Ward,Close* Co.
McKluion ft Robbins.
D. s. Barnes ft Co.
F. C. Wells ft Co. .
%s&£?£?•****■
Tripp ft Co.
Conrad Fox. _ - •
Pchleffelln Brother* * Co.
Fabdestook, Hull A Co,
A. B. A D. Ssnds A Co.
Wheeler a Uaru
Hardman ft Cq.
nan, Uoekel ft Co.
Thomas A Fuller.
P. D. Orris, „
wentold, Parker * Mower,
lihiflpy ft Stafford.
And <
Fbiladel]
T, W. Droit * Son*. 1
B. A. Fahnestock ft Co. |
Jthera,
Aia, Pa.
I Robt. Shoemaker ft Co.
| French, Rtebarda ft Co.
And others,
[Boston Mass.
Oeo.C.6oodwla & Co. I Weeks ft Potter.
M. B. Bart ft Co. I Jno. Wilson, Jr.
And others.
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City and Country.
Dealers can order as above, or address
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marine Bank Bnlldlne,
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r nfr\‘ J D, SftSTOI. JOSITHIS B7B*.
' 1 :■ , : U*7.lyl 1 .
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Collection* made la Marshall and adjolnlae counties.
- and proceed* remitted promptly on day of payment.
myUsCm • . .
T?DW. I. TINKHAH & CO.,
.I TtiiTtnw wtarned to their old etand.
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granted to regular depositor# and correspondents.
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where special agreementsliavcbcca made to thatecen.
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which Interest will be allowed.
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he allowed on deposlw of this description pf
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like Zands ns deposited.
. COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
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proceeds remitted on favorable tern*.
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Union. We tame Drafts and Letters of Credit In earns
to »uiu at New York terms, on onr correspondents In
London, Paris. Franl.fort-on.the.Maln, Hamburg. Bor-
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Dresden. Ac., A-c.. At.. Ac.
- Bel us particularly desirous ol promoting direct com
merclauaterconrse between the West and Europe, we
ehoerfalir. and on terms most favorable, extend par
tlenlar farlli ties bv opening credits Ac., &C.AO respon
slble Western Importers. Coltectlona of Drafts, Or.
decs Notes Acceptances Inheritances. Ac., &c„ paya
ble in any part or Earope, made with promptness and
Banks and Banker* supplied with For
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negotiated abroad.
-SI.PCIIS,
rsiscu i. norruiH. | otto chucks. I ilu. &. siuxn.
FUAXCIS A. HOiraiX,
Consol of»tto<v Grand Doctor of Saxe/Welmar, itoo
Ducldcs of Brunswick and Nirc-Goth:>. and ttoe free
city ot Frankfort, aud by special act of several State*,
aottoortred to act for former citizen* of AUSTRIA,
BADEN. BAVARIA. HANOVER HESSIA.NASSAU.
PRUSSIA, SAXONY, Vr'IItTEMBERG, OLUENDERG,
&c. Ja3Tdiwly
Scales,
T^URYEE & FORSYTH,
» 9 v Manubctarlns Company
SCAIiES
FIBE &.BUEGLAE PROOF
S» I* S3 IS
.Warehonse Trucks, Baggage Ba
rows, Sujnr Mills, &c.
,A. K. SPENCER. Age:
J | O W E ’ S JSr
Improved Standard /
SO AIiKS.
They aw ande only at Brandon, Vermont, by
JOHN HOW.E, Jr., and STRONG A ROS3,
THE INVESTORS,
And all others represented as Howe's are
mere Imitations, of which purchasers
should beware.
They arccxtreracly simple la construction, are made
of the rcry beat materials, by experienced and Intelli
gent workmen, under the supervision of the Inventors.
They are made of all sites and capacities, adapted to
all the required uses, embracing more than a hundred
different modifications.
• They arc made to act without a pit, which, in a prol.
rlc country, la very desirable.
They are made wltbont lateral stay rods—the shock
when loads arc placed up'-u the platform, are prevent
ed from wearing npon t ae knife edges by the Introduc
tion of chilled iron balls which vary In number and
size from four to fifty, according to the capacity of the
acale.
There are no steel plates resting npon-knife edges,
and constanllywcnring against each other, as In all
ather scales, bat the knife edge and the bearings
thereon remain perfectly' quiet, .thereby preventing
any friction. ...
These Scales wfl! weigh with exactness when onl of
level, as can be seen In Scale* set up la oor warehouse;
this Is the case with no other Seales ever yet made.
They have taken first premiums wherever exhibited,
and what Is of great practical value, they are now be
lag Introduced In place of the manufactures of old
Inventors. -
They are fttlly warranted rot only strong and accn.
rate, but durable, and the manufacturers who arc per
manently established and ftally responsible will always
be prompt to make this warranty good.
They can be put up or taken down by purchasers
without the assistance of a mechanic, by printed !n
--ttrnctlons accompanying each scale, and can conse
quently be furnished at a lower price than Seales that
require a competent mechanic to put them up.
They have taken
FIRST PREMIUMS
- 'Within the past Summer and Fall at tho
YERMONT STATE FAIR. . . %
(four ream In succession^
ILLISOIo bTATE FAIR.
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR,
CHICAGO MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. _
ERIE COUNTY, (Ruffalo, N. Y.) FAIR,
, OHIO STATE FAIR.
MAINE STATE FAIR.
They are Ccheap, Convenient, Strong, Accurate,
: and Humble.
REQUIRE 50 PIT, 50 CHECK. BODS.
A-ll Friction. Received on Ralls.
WEIGH WHEN* OUT OF LEVEL.
And commend themselves to the common sense of
every discerning man In the community.
Vox Sulo fey
THOS. S. DICKERSON,
AT TIT*
Tin Rlate and IMetal ‘Warehouse,
. 45.....;. .....WABASH AVENUE .45
["Dnrch’s Iron Building, Chicago.]
ocl&dSSMm ■
jjrrcncocK’S
Premium Scales! a «
: MMttfictnrcd by g .
ADAUS & HITCHCOCK, a «
80 S. CaualMl.. <j^o C o.
kind* Repaired.
P ATEBANK S’
PATENT
SOAIiSS!
Fairbanks ft Grccnlcaf,
TTOWE’S STAND
XX ■ AED SCALES.
TAOS. S. BICKERSOX,
No.tiWabash Arenac, Chicago, HI
■Weigh oat of Level. No Check
Rods. All friction received on
Balls sc I*6ol y
P UNS !—GUNS ! !—GUNS!! !
UT Guns. Rifles, Pistols; Colt's. Al- «
CD’s, Sharpe's, and every variety of !Co
volvcr. Bowie Knives Tents, licks, vxfeyy
Shovels. I'ans. Gold Scales. Blaakct#.and
all kinds of miner’s tools; powder. Shot,
Capa, and ammunition generally Acentv ■ V
fhrSt. Lonls Shot. Bole Aceot for Raz
art’s Powder. GEO. T. AP»EY. IS* Lake-st. apTjy
TJUPXURES CURED ,*s=^
JA) , BY THE gf
HARD RITCBEU RICCS TEUSS. 1
This Truss Is unlike all other*
used, both in construction and mate. ,
rial. Does not constantly prosa on the rnpinre, and
thereby give a call for* Trt» farUf-%
In use. entprexaea In font place*, brisks the part* to
n,4]i,rj rivinf nature a chance to cure, wUch It doe*
fa ne^SlylaiSw? Do«*ol prc«| UPON Tim CORD,
or obstziict circulation; never soils or corode*, and Is
always clean and new. Yoamc persons and recent
roses always cored. • Pbvtlrlant say It Is the ON LA
PHILOSOPHICAL TRUSS IN’ USE. None bet those
—k« i.*v» suffered with the misery of
ttuT atiprcdaie the value of the “Ilhtin Truss." An
Illustrated pamphlet, containing all CAfHimUrKMBI
&ee to any one, by aadre* s -»ni . 1. _**. aEKLEi,
W Exclusive and Bole Agent tor the.Western Bates.
Office 1W Lake street. Post Office box Chicago,
n WbScsale trade supplied at New York price*.
ipTBO-ly
L. B - pIATr * co v€&
OTSTEKS
STREET.
rßOil BALTIMORE AND DELAWARE BAT.
05 - - Randolph Street - - - 65
, • Orders fro!? the country promptly attended to. [felß
/CIRCULARS; tastefully igot up, at
V THE TRIBUNE OFFICE, 51 80. Clark street.
(Eomnusgimt ißerrfjants.
•ppLLIARD, MITCHELL & CO.,
Prodace Comiuluioa Merclienf t >
Booth TVater Street, Hlßlard’a Block. Chicago,
u r. BILLUhO.'I W. W. UtTCCUX. | B, at. Mircnin..
ae3-c96X3m
J7DWARD SACKET,
Commission Hlerchanti • -
Vo IBS'* Booth Water street, between Old and aew
Board of Trade Buildings. Chicago. HI.
Rsnx to Merchants* SaTings Loan and Treat Co* Chi
cago; Smith, pollard is Co„ Chicago; parkerHaadv,
Cashier. New Tort; A. Whitney & Eona. Phlladel
pbla; F. F, Fowler A C<* New Orleans. an2BT»ly
•JEXAXD & MIXER,
* Packers and Commission Merchants,
Opposite Michigan Ceatra!FrdshtDepot,footor Sooth
• Water Street, Chicago, 111.,
Wonld InTlte attentloc to their ne» packing Home
and Store, and ftora the opening of the pacing Seaaon
win have eoostiuitlT oti hand a fall aopply of
BEEF, PORK, LADD, See,
And their PREMIUM SUGAR CURED HAMS. Or
ders for Picking are eollclted.
W. Lamp. HeH|
JPORD & NORTON,
‘Storage and Commission merchants,
Fire Proof'WirohotiM, on Market street, Vtween Lake
and Randolph streets. Cbteaco. 111.
ty liberal advance s made on Consignments.
SiSCEL a. roan. Lsair6o-lrl aargaam. soaros.
TJAILIE & SEYMOUR,
JJ pßonrci: ami ceveral
comnssioir merchants.
For the sale and purchase of
Flour, Grain, Grata Seeds, Provmoni, Hide*,
Ac., Ac., Ac.
Office 1M Sooth W-iter-sC Pomeroy** Buildings.
jib, d. bu:jb. _ ___ T - H- saxitoca.
Office Drawer 2238. Chicago,
ry Liberal advances mads on Consignment*,
Bgreassccp:—Storge* Buckingham A Co.; Wb. Mar
tin, General Freight Agent C. B. 4 0, R. R,
T. H. 8 KTMOC fLlal e Ass’t fcen. Frt AjTfC.B.*Q.B.B
J. D. BAILIE, late cf firm of Jno. Gilbert & Co.
aulftcffli-Sm •
piTKIX & CO., '
General Commission Merchant*,
119 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
JIUE3 L. CATES.
B. STEVENS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Personal attention [riven to sales of Grain. Floor and
Conntry produce generally. Business exclusively com.
mission. Advances nacle on Consignments. .. .
No. 23 Sooth Water st, Chicago. P. O. 80x29».
E. B. STKVKSS. [l>Oll-C9jl-3m] C. P. SITT9.
KOBE & CO.,
GROCERIES AHD PISH,
And General Commission Merchant*,
No. 1C Rivor Street, Chicago, BL
mu, 8088. a. K. XOETOX.
HORACE NORTOS.
' ap27-e2gMy
CHAMBERLAIN & SEYMOUR,
\J COMMISSION MEP.CHAKTB,
For the purchase and tale of
CHAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE fc MERCHANDISE,
No. 1 Pardee’s Bolldlnc. corner of Wells and South
Water streets, Chicago, Illinois. Liberal advances made
on consignments.
■ ' f.t. ciuMEgßLm. [delTSS] g. v.&atifocß.-
Q.RIFPIN BROTHERS, 1860
Commission merchants,
KO. 5 POMEROY’S BLOCK,
Corner Smith Wat-*r and Clart streets, Chlcajo, Ad.
raacea made on coujismneaM.
e, t. ciurm. linhSTGO-lrl Lourrct.
T'URPIX. LAKE & CO.,
1 COUIS3IOK MEECHASTB,
>o. IS2 1-3 Somli Water St., Chicago.
T.I.TCBPDT. WELLS LACE. D.J.ULCE.
jyjILES, WRIGHT & SHERMAN,
PRODUCE COMMISSIOK
Every Description or Country Produce
on Commission Exclusively.
20 aad 23.... UisiLLß Stbebt. .20 tad 33
SCOTT STEWART,
Produce Commission Merchant,
No. 1 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINGS
CUICIQO, ILUSOIS.
ocldlW-ly
WfELLER, MUDD & IMELLEN’,
TT EXCLUSIVE COMMISSION MEECUAXTS,
184 South Water Street, Chicago, 111.
- Cub advances m ule on bills of Lading, Property la
Store, and on Shipments to onr friends £ut and South,
JESSE tVELLd. J. O. MRLLKS. J. J. MTOD.
apa'OMj'
JJXDEETVOOD & CO.,
COMinSSIOJT IMEKCELAJNTS,
152 Soatli Water St., Chicago*
mharsa
MORSE & CO.,
Produce Commission Tlerelunti)
ISO SOUTH WATER STREET 186
Alkln’i Building, Chicago.
BadneesconfinedsirictlytoCommlsslon. [JySO-ly-de
yyATSGX V. COE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the purchase and sale ol
PORK, FLOUR, GRAIN AND STOCK,
No. 216W South Water Street. Chicago.
WAT3OS V. COB. WJi. JI. BtCB. H. L. CXDItaWOOO.
dcTS9.iy
yAN INWA6EX & CO.,
General Commisasion Merchant*,
No.S Dole's Bolld.nc, cor. South Water and Clark its.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
unnui. suds ox covaKSiDSTt*.
' Berzasxra.—Flint & Wheeler, Smith. Pollard & Co,
Chicazo; Jason Parker, Esq., Cnuer&Nlia*,Bairalo.
mhS'fiO-ly
QULVER & COMPANY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
21G South Water Street.
JL T. CTLVKR. Ija4h9lll C. C. prLTlg. _
JJTOISEY, BROTHER & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Give their exclusive attention to the purchase and
saleofFlonr. Grain, and otherProdoce.onCommbAlon.
No. 146 S. Water, cor. Clark «?L. Chicago. [ooa>asß»
HOWES,
COMMISSION MEBCHAKT)
135 Soatli 'Water Street, Ghlcajo, HI.
HOLMES & SON,
Beef and Pork Packers,
AND PROVISION MERCHANTS.
Office No. 12 River Street
PACKING HOUSE NORTH BRANCH. CHICAGO.
BEEF, PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, LARD, HO,
gy Highest market price for Cattle and Hogs.
REFER TO Duikers and Business Men generally at
Quincy. 111.. St. Louis and Chicago Bank; J. Youflg
bcammon. Esq* President Marian U*ak j J. H. Dun
ham. Eigj,. rxalQtnfWerCT.anU 7 Savings Loan and
Trust Company, and Messrs. O. 8. Hubbard 4 Co*
Chicago.
am*! oolujs. [aeS-dWm] k. v. b. holm is.
■\TXJHRY NELSON,
IU PRODUCE
Commission and Shipping Blemlivil,
NO. 211 SOUTH WAffiß bfBBET. „ .
(Agent for the Fallon SUrch Work*. OswegoCo„ NT.)
Liberal cash advance* on Floor and Grain lor ahlp
ment to Oswego or New York, or la store, giving the
shipper the privilege of selling la either marked for
one commHalon. aplß
JgEDFORD, MEREDITH & CO.,
CO3CHSSION MERCIIANTS,
So. 219 South Water Stmt Chicago, give their e«ltt
sire attention to the purchase and sale ot Floor. Ormln
and all Ido Js of Produce, Slock. &c. Liberal advance*
made on consignments. Agents for Kiln Dried Corn
Meal. Refer Id E. I. Tlckbau b Co* Chicago: EUla,
McAlpln 4 Co., CtadnnaU. Jai«*ly
gP AFFORD, STEWART & CO.,
Produce Cotnminalon RKerchatits.
Personal attention given to sales of Grain, Floor.
Provisions and Country Prodace generally. Business
escloalrelyCooiffllasion. Advances made on consign
ment?. U« Klo.dc street, Chicago. -
o. h. srarroap. * o. stswlbt: " *. t. w, sum.
EG. WOLCOTT & CO.,
• COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Boom 2, under New Board of Trade Booms. South
Water Street,
Er Orders fined with care and dispatch
__ j bcral Advance* nw*»« " Consignments far tale la
Ciilcsco. Hutfal > or Oswego. ■- o.
mrvu-ctihSm p. w.
T B. THOJTPSON & CO.,
Produce Commission Merthanlfc
XO 233 SOUTH WATER STBEST. CHICAGO,ILL..
* Give their exclusive attention to the purchase ani
bslc or Flour. Giulu and oturr rrodoco^to^l^
A LLEN VANE & CO.,
J\ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
is" gs*
w&f.i^klcal^Asoutarormu.iaisudWc.t.
TY7ILLIASIS &HOTJGHTELING
VY COMMISSION* MEBCHAXTS.
Vo •*iow South Water street, second door West of
w#iuiirectßrldse.Slvetheir exclusive attention to
thl Mte smd of all kinds of Produce Stock.
m rasrnbelon. Cash advances! made on mils
SlSn- M propertrla store. Refer to George
Imlihft t’o7 Mjime«aV, and George Steel ft Co.
“S. wiLLumt 1 JsliiO-iy] w. p. Hocoanxiao.
ATEEIiV, LAWRENCE & CO.,
|\ COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnrcbaae
and sale of Grain, Floor. Provisions, and Country
Produce cenenllv. Business exclusively Commlsalon.
AUo rteal“r> In Silt Unie. Water-Llrae. Stucco. Mart
erto- Ilslf!Land Plaster. 4c, 4c, at 238, 238 and 2«
SoatTi Water street
, •_ vc~ly tr. utvmixc*. w, x. mutt
rnim’tio.iy e.jvLawaMG*. ■ -
WEBSTER & BAXTER,
V T rRO DI CE Si COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OfQcc 1220 South Water Street.
Wecirc our personal attention to the purchase tad
sale of all kinds of
rtr. IJaSO 6Wyj p. y.B-ixrn.
OKfl. Wlßill
"Olathcrffick, Worthington & Co.,
“general commission mebchahts,
176 North JeSsraonStreet P.O. Box 3731, CblcafO.
Order* (tom tbeeoontry for the purchase of Mercbao
dlse of ercry tieacxlpUou promptly attended to.
. ac2H3in _
rpiiomac, ilurxthali & Tbomiie,
Shipping 1 and Commission merchants,
50.144 WATER STREET, H. 7..
Liberal advisee* made on consignment!. Special at
tMitott fSI to the tftlra o i Hide*. Wool and
SSn° Bt3r (o W. w. DeForeat ft Co„ K. T.-.Qrtn
np’.l,Mlntorn ft Co., do.; S. Hawk, Richmond Hoase,
Chicago. oaxsm
'T'nckcr, Randolph & Carter,
**■ GENERAL commission merchants,
. Tic-, 3 Loomis Building:,
Cor. Clark an 1 Sooth Water streets, Chicago, give their,
personal and exclusive attention to the Com mission
business. fel*6o4y
joe. b. trcxnu I aus. uxsotra. 1 ti*\ r. cunt.
C. n. 8. MiIPU
Wbcileoole Dealers In
UelTfiO-ly]
Dealers la
ffiommisstou jHcrdjant
QA S H ADVANCES.
WAKEFIELD, NASH & CO.,
Liverpool and. London. ;
• liberal Cash Advancements wlllbemadeonconalgn
mtots to the aho to bouse, of BACOS.LAED, PEO
-7XSIOKS, and PRODUCE generally, by
Oc2 ’GO ly] THOMAS NASH.
pHUXIPS, BROTHER & CO., j
GENERAL COMIUSSION MERCHANTS, j Kawsou & Bartlett) j
183 South Water Street) Chicago,
Tnoe.B. pHXLurs.t ww. s. Finiiir?. 1 a.at*» waorict.
Etmans.-Marine Bale. Chte*s& HL; J.F. Dona i
£Coloniser*. Galesburg, pi,; A, l>. heed iCo. Bant- J
tn, OalesbureTni,; C. BnnkleiCo. Banter*. Knortlle. '
IlL; JL P. Hotchkta A Co. Banker*, Peoria, 111.: M. h. -
HeniT * Co. Banter*. Sierllnjr.lll.: Brother . micAcn. ill
*Cn rMurn ill • Flesnlnz i Woodruff, st. LouU, cnicica lu.
Mo ic Gale. St £buK Mo.: Cartln jion .. ‘ We would respectfully call the attention of City and
Pmtoo. Oiwe-o. NY; KB. King, Buffalo. NJV.; D, Country Merchant* to onreiteoslTesiockof Boot* and
* i DoTi & Co. New Tort. f» CO-ly , Shoe*, which we hare now in store, ami are dallr re.
cclTtncr from oar Factory In Wevt Roelston. MM,.
z== which conalßta of a fan assortment oftboae
Custom-Made Patna Kip andCaltandGrsbi Water proof
Boot*; together with a full stock of all style* of
- FA IX AND WISTEB GOODS,
A KTK\ IXSUTIAXOECOMP’T, of thebest quality and manufacture. whichiwe are pre.
t\ AxAOL, , pared to sell for CASH and prompt paying trade at
jLJL. —or— • Bwtoa and New Tort Jobbing Price*.
<VT aT>mTV%T7TI rnrr*J We are Agent* for the aaleof Mitchell aPatentMctal.
HABTrOaD, COriPf, Be Tip Boom and Shoe* In alllhe gates.
Incorporated 1319—Charter Perpetual, jggg FALL TRADE 18C0
insurance.
ra«h Capital and Surplus, - - - €2,194,100.02.
PIEE AKD INLAND NAVIGATIONEE3K3 ! H. W. HUNT & CO. f
Taken at liberal Terms and Rates. > 33 Ulld 35 Lake Street, Chicago.
Bsoeclal attention jrfren to Insurance of Dwelling 1 .
and Contents, for terns of one to Are years. j Manufacturers and Jobbers of
assets. ja*t. a. 18 «o^ m | Beady Made Clothing,
" 91,100 CO . - And Dealers la j
GENTLEMEN’S FCBMSIII>G GOODS j 18 - - - LAKE STREET ... 18.
p«nV Stocks, *C $8*8.400 00 w ;
U.B.Stock and Treasury Notes... W W , cloths. Coatlnss.Caaalmeres, Satinets,Talloxi* I
State Stocks. Ac
Ctte Stocks. Ac lIiOOO 00 llfvOOO 00 j _.
Railroad Stocks. Ac...... gjkgjooj) ' Our Stock Is large and well assorted, and will be sold Between Wabash and Michigan Arenas*, Chicago, 111
! a» a. Frt««. !
call, and In anents* hands I
Claims nnadjeatedandnot dne... 0
Total.
PAID UP CAPITAL.-.---.
CAPITAL AJiD SURPLUS.
Applications received, and Police* Iwned or renewed . nipwn*s(nr j *R/VhSS &t5 •
br any of It* dnly »atborized Acentm. Losses eqnlu- i . _ m imn ; * LLIicHU XvtJ UCOj
*“ md ‘ amznt ““ r ■ HARDWARE AND TIN PLATE, ttwhol^le.
T ~ t 6" 1 1800. FALL TRADE. 1860.
Illinois promptly Attended to br C 3 - - - Lake totreet -- - o—
— _ WEBEB, WILLIAMS & YALE,
HTJBBABD A. HUNT, ve offtp w trade, At tbo LOWEST MARKET 7 7
Asrents for Chlcairo. PRirra
lyilLlf Vo. 1 Loomis Blocfc Cor.So. Water A Clark rtJ. • r<fc“'M
-33 — 1 —— BJOO boxes TIN PLATE,
"XTEW YORK IN SUKAJN CE . a.*oo mis sheet iron.
Xl AGENCY. 550 ** RUSSIA IRON.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY, !
Cash Capital and Surplus fSWtLTI
Manhattan fire insurance company, i
Cash Capital and Surplus JS3O,COOfO
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1
Cash Capital and Surplus.... . $233,113.00 .
INDEMNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ;
Cash Capital and Barploa ... ..lITMT3.+I ,
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Capital and Barploa sl4S,(H9.£i ;
MAKISE INSURANCE: .
PACinC MUTUAL INSURANCE €O. !
Total Assets .$1,008,90833 |
LIFE INSCEASCE;
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO., *;
Newark, N. J.
ToUlAueU $5,400,3133 |
PHILLIPS fc.TAX WAGEXEX, Agent?.
fereo iy] 189 SOUTH WATER STREET. 1
pHCENIX INSURANCE CO., |
OF HAETFOBD, COHKECTICUT.
January Ist, IB6o*
cash capital..
SUEPLUS.
Cash on hand, and tn Bank f37.Srt9.DS
Cash In the hands of and doe from Agents.... SUSUtt t
Heal Estate, unincnmbered fAOQ.OD
Loaned on Mortgages of Heal Estate tf.SGQ.OO '
Amount loaned on pledzed Bank 5t0ck....... -PVROO.OO I
Amount loaned otherwise secnred ... 1.0u0.00
Pas Val. ila'r. Vau i
Fifty Shares U. S. Trust Co.'s Stock,
Sew York ♦*.!«) 1
TfewYork Bank Stock WUOO UOtfQ ;
Hartford Bank Stock. ISOSOO 2U.173
- «- x. It<M 1
wVterbory IU nk' 6 foet'.'. 11.2W "13,209
Stafford Hank Stock. Stafford 4A) 4W
Holyoke Water p*r. Co.’a Stocks 10.000 10,S\»
New Britain Water Bonds 10.000 10.HO
Hartford City Bonds 10.000 10,fino
Cot. Peg. ana Ind.R.B. Bonds ... 10,000 • 7JW)
Accumulated Interest on investments S.TU
Total Assets Isg.ffis.9l |
Total JLlabilllle* ... $10,704.53 !
IL KELLOGG, Secretary. |
HUBBABD & HUST, Agents. |
J>o 1 Loomis* BaUdlng.
Corner Clark and Water streets. Chicago.
Applications forlunrance. or the renewal of roll,
des and all holiness connected with the office, may be
made to ns. duly appointed Asents for the City of
Chicago, with fall power to receive proposals and ts«ne
Policies, on as favorable terms u other responsible
Companies; and its aim will be to secure the confi
dence of the public by an honorable coarse of dealing.
M. HAGILL. General Agent. 31 and 33 West Third
street. Cincinnati. Ohio, to whom an applications for
Agencies. In the Western or Southwestern States may
be addressed. Lap3£o-ly
QUAKER CITY IKS. CO3IFY,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus. - - - 5359.745.70.
Officers;
GEO. H. HART. H. B. COGdSBAU.
President. Sec’y and Treasurer.
E. P. Rosa. Vlce-PrWt. S. H. Butler. Asa*t S^c'y.
CURTIS L. NORTH,
General Agent, Masonic Temple, Chicago.
Dmicron?:—Georgo B. Hart. E. P. Boss, A. C. CaltelU
Tester 8. Per Una, E. W. Bailey, Andrew Chambers,
H. R. Coggshsll, Samael Jones, M. D„ Hon. 11. M.
Fuller. mhlS-*CO-ly
XfORTH AMERICAS’ FIRE IX
1' SUBANCS COMPANY,
Of* HZartfbrd, Conn.
Paid up Capital 1368,000.
Insurance Against Leas by Fire.
HCBBARDi HUNT, Agents.Chicago.
Cor. Clark and Sooth Water eta.
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NOBWICH, CONN.
Paid up Capital 1131,002
. Insurance Against Loss by Fire.
HURBABD £ HUNT, Agents, cor. of South Water
and Clark ats, first floor, Loomis’ Block. ocuS-bJOS
TTARTFORD FIRE KSUR’XCE
XX COMPANY.
Chartered In 1810.
ASSETS MAY 1, 1800,
Cash on hand and on can
Loans amply accnred
Beal Eaatc, cash nine
tLSM Shares Bank Stock In Hartford.
In New York*
320 **
V>lo “ “ ** In Boston iauw.oo
<2O “ SLLonls and Milwaukee 4i.40n0a
120 “ River Company Block, Hartford.. IflOO.m
l*o ** Railroad Stock. iuso.no
<1 City ud Railroad Bonds 42. >60.0)
Sutc Stocks £fi,t&(o
Total liabilities
Total Assets.
Polices ha the above Company toned by
HUNT ft EICGIKSOK, Agents,
No. 1 Loomis Block.
au3B-c9614m Corner Clark and Sooth Water eta.
Jp IRE, MARINE,
LIFE INSURANCE.
DULLER & WILLDIARTO,
.Agonta for the
MANHATTAN LIFE, of New Tork,
HO3TE,
PHENIX,
WASHINGTON, “ “
LOBILLABD, “ u
CITIZEN'S, “ “
PROVIDENCE WISUISGTON, Pro*
U. I.
CONWAY, of Conway. Nasi.
HAiffPDEN, of Springfield, Mam.
Aggregate Capital and Sarpins,
$5,000,000.
Office, No. 150 Soutli Water Street.
. UeWyl
XTEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
JO Marine Insurance Company,
OF HARTFOHUt COXSECTICUT.
Assets, Jan. i,'ISO) K3U17.03
Insurance Against X*oss by Fire.
HUBBARD ft HUNT. Arena.
jylt-ly-dTSB Cor. Clark and Su.uvli Water s».
(Seal, iiHoob, Set.
J£ELLT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
LEHIGH, PITTSTOX, SCRANTON,
Lackawana, Briar BUI,
ERIE, CHIPPEWA,
iMinoral Riclce,
Pittsburg and Blossburg
C O .AJEj S I
Office and Tard foot of N. Barket*st
AND NO. 3 NORTH CLARK STREET.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
. oct-dJSMm
! —COAL!—I have a lan*e
\J stock of the followin' varieties of Coal, which I
am prepared to delleer well wrreened and dry (from
under abeda.) at tbe LOWEST HAIiKET B ATES:
Lump Lehigh, Brier UUI,
Laree and Email Egg Lehigh. Eric.
Large and Email Kg* Scranton, Blo*»bnrg.
Large and Small K« Shamotla. Chippewa.
AlsaMO tons PIG IRON. Scotch and American.
5C5» FIRE BRICK for aale low to cash or prompt
time borer*. A. B. MF.EKKIt,
. Office © North Well* street. Yard foot Nora Market
ctrect. aci*4TWia .
-J-O GAS CONSUMERS
S. ». BALDWIN’S
EXCELSIOR GOVERQI AID BAS PURIFIER
Has met with the approval of Caa Engineer*, and pro*
noonced by them «apcrlor to any thing of the kind In
vented, They are warranted to save consumer* of s*a
from 30 to 50 per cent, and keep In order tea years.
The public are respectfully requested to give them a
trial.
Relying upon the merits of the ibthlne
I propose to attach them to meter*, and remove
ytheVdo not give entire saOsfiwtlou AT MY OWN
Acenu wanted In an dtle* where ju is used- Office
iPrtha Northwest]*©. iM Sooth Oar* •t««^ x ,*
Poet Office Box 370. & D. BALDWIN.
ocM-dJiWm Proprietor.
- ’ SlSHtjolesale Rouses. 1
; i CM ALL WARES, BUTTONS
■’ ju AND NOTION'S. ■
Worsted Hoods. Sleeves. Gaiters, &c. Dress Trim. *
mines. Corsets and Skirts. Gloves and Hosiery. The I
trade Is respectfully invited to examine the above i
goods, which will be sold lor [
CLOSE CASH PRICES,
n. A. GRAVES. i
(j. 19 Late street. Chicago. 5
"DERLIX WOOLS.
• JL> Imported auditor sale br
A. ORAVkA !
i.. *a2o *» Lake street, Chlcaco. 1
uixcrtcmxas asp wsoucsau out tbs w
BOOTS i\ND SHOES,
.LAKE STREET.
NO. 50.......
153 “ IMITATION RUSSIA,
SS casta SHEET ZtXC,
10 tons PIG TIN.
ISAM Iba. COPPER BOTTOMS.
10 sets TINNERS’ TOOLS and MACHINES,
M casts BRIGHT OX and COIL CHAINS.
wST-* - SHOOXS, SPADES nul SCOOPS. »o<r or. Im: J a=d to.rrUc »lArjc TTt^
a ton. sad ißoxa. Crockery. China and Glassware.
TUTTLE, HIBBARD &
‘ Parian. MnrbT** and Terra Cotta Va*c«. Silver-Plated
oct2-*CO4y Corner of State and Lake ata. • Ware, Table Cutlery, with a ccneral assortment of
paatS! .c- gTTATTc; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
1860 BOOTb & SHOES. ISoO Al4n 0 U Paintlnr*. Tanker Notions. Clock*. TVstche*.
and Jewelrr.urWeh I will sell at ere-itly reduced prices*
and to which 1 incite tho attention of Merenanta,
Housekeeper*andolls-r*. JOHN RANKIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
r.T Randolph a treat.
PEARSON & DANA,
49 --Lake Street,tip-stairs,--49
Manufacturers and Jobber* la
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Have now In store a fan and complete ft oct which they
offer to the Trade on the most favorable terms. ■ *
.g400.000.00
. isygi.oi
Dealers In the above line of roods will consnltthetr
own Interest by examlnf onr stock before purchasing
elsewhere. as our motto Is, Low rent and small pro 11!-.
scSl-diOMm
LEATHER
FA3L.L STOCK.
BLACKBURN BROTHERS,
4G • - Lake Street - - 40
Ij E -A. T S S H.
Boot and Shoe makers, Harness mak
ers and Leather Dealers,
AT BLACZBUBK BROTHERS,
aulAc3T4-3m 46 Lake street.
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
COOLEY, FARWELL & GO.,
42, 44 and 46
WABASH AVEXEE,
D B Y GOODS
iroßßsas.
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860 ! EOWEST CASH PRICES
FIELD, BBXCDICT A. CO., t
! WHITE, STEWART & WHITE,
^ T ,?!|J!L E . Er - cmoo °-
jour atieniloa. Tftelr stock consists Id part of Broad* , [aal>cs»>-3oi]
cloths. of all colors and grades. Black ana KanerCs*. ; .- , -,- . -y-... -
straerea. Black and Fancy Does tins. Blue and Black * f I M |3 | A r I 1 U'
Pilots, Black and Colored Moscow Iteavcn. Brown. _I. JL-UN JL _l_JuC3u JL I, Jm
Black. Blue ami all colon of Castor Bearon*. suit and t
Valenda Vesting* of all grades aodstylea. BATINKTSJ , _ _ . _
of all crude* and styles. Also, a full and complete . TIaSUCoO* CTflnlf
nook of Tailors’ Trimming. j ImnCllO O 1 Uvl\,
AGENT FOB ,
BCOTTS HBPORT OP FASHIONS. I p Qr gale at LOW PriCSS.
PLATE ALD! . 000 boxes Tin Plate, auortcd »Iz».
4,000 bills. Sheet Iron, Koa. 16 to 28*
■pj > ry t 500 Uuula Sheet Iron* lit
HARDWARE. „ quality. *
200 “ Imitation Bniila.
IT. offer tho following it tie lo»Mt mnrttt rates: ; SOO “ Vollulied Ccrraau.
iOMßojt. Tin Plate, msorted ibM. 1 250 “ cnmV» SUccl Xlnc, assorted
JWOO Bundles Sheet Irou. Nos. Ift to SS. ’, „ ~ _ „
•JOO - Rnsdiii sheet Iron. ; 10,000 lbs, Brazier’-* Copper.
100 ** Imlttrtoa Sheet Iron. ' Ij.OOOlbit. Copper 1*1(1*.
loa Casks Sheet Zinc, assorted widths. 1,300 bills. TVlre as’ted Tio*. 0 to 20.
lS: &«o^r r iwltom.. 110,000 “ Annealed fence Wire.
LOOO Bundles Wire, assorted Nos. OtoTO. A full assortment of Tinners Tools am! MnchuM
3,000 Ees* Nalls, Wheeling and other prime brands. | Japanned and pressed Tin Wan;, Klvcta, Kara. *c„ Ac.
A full assortment of hardware. Tinners’ Tools, J»- , mt- « a a T)Tf*TrT*7>ftnitr
paned aad Pressed Tinware, Rivets, Ears, Ac. TEOS. S. fli CttUliSOW,
Market Valne.
*tXL*ro.»t
....... 15,000.00
5005*5.00
■ t Metal Warehouse,
i 4S TTliusu at»>c». ','uicaco.. ...AS
B OSTOX Eol°° T AKD I Sowe’s Improved 1 Standard Scales.
No. 162 LAKE STREET. : l»cild67-3m]
Next Boor East Bonk Building. i I$G9 FALL TRADE. 1860
WILLLUI BLAIS «t CO.,
No. 178 Lake street.
Hu opened with the largest and best stock of
BOOTS J.VB SUOM.S i C. C. COOK & CO.,
Ever broosht to thb market -which will be offered at '
wholesale and retail, eomprlslnfr all the beet etrles of 1
Ladles’. Mlates*. Ctilldren’s Galtera. Pnaklas. Slipper*. ;
and Men’s. Boys’ and Vonth’a Quota. Shoes and i, _ - 0 ktitp critrPT ~ iiti- is
Slippers, which«Ui be sold at full 25 per cent lees ; 1C&18 - BXAXIS STUIutT - IQd.IV
than ever before offered in Chicago. .
The subscriber In establbhtn; the Boston City Foot . . , . _
and Shoo Store, alms at making it the best Emporium Xw IA Jw¥*o4*ftl*S
of tha kind in he West, and feels assured that from I »" UUlC3«llt va. vVUi m
hb facilities in procnrlnjt goods direct from the mann- t
factnrera he wAlbeable toscllUiem to salt sll ctawes.
seil-daWaJ A. M. MILLER, Agenu
JfOR THE FALL TRADE. ; DRIED FRUITS. FISH.
1860.
DOGGETT. BASSETT & HILLS. ' Ml * •‘tmtin o f Comtry Horchaate to
» * ' * ! their stock, which they oflbr itLoweet
Cask Pricw.
<« u
23 • - • - Lake Street. - - • • 23.
Have now received an tronsnally targe and com
plete atodc of
BOOTS AND SHOES, ; 72 lake street.
And are prepared to anpply Western Merchants
Furs, and Buffalo Rotes,
t ; MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Offtr BOWEN BBOTBBBS,
tOOTt
-Tip!
for sale a large and railed assortment of the
wV oie good* at low prices for caab and to a prompt
pgl Kciioco. ' Gao. D- Suot Importers and. Jobbers of Dry Coodij
HATS, CAPS AND nms. , (sn J to ‘ ,OM > Crockery, Glau, Ac.
QROCKERY, FINE CHINA. | *^£^£££s
G-LASSWAEE, j CHAMB er, malic;aoaMsLeaHaiaanißMiraßC
Silver-Plated and Brittania-Warc,; «a
HOCSE-FCBMSHISC GOODS. ; Bor 'jgJi ol rnraltaM on hand and to Onto.
rr Particular attention paid to Country Ordera.
j U«li>aSO 13]
WBOLI3IUS ASD RXTAO.
THOMAS B.BYSH, 170 lake Street j,, , ,
j T)ARXL T jrS GREAT VARIETY
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860 j -t> No 1M
TTqbbtiW' IXOO pooods of erery ahadonod colorof
_ . .... munirn A AA j Split. Slnzle and Doable Zephyr.Spaced. TlnseiandUta
DAVIS SAWYER & CD.. * n«»soi&ilnocolor. « Wholettl#«nitßetoll.
UMVIwy Ifcli W } Qpasw Y*«w.—soo pounds o! tills anperlor Tarn,
I Blue Mixed. White, Scarlet, Clouded. Blue. Drab, da
Dry Goods Jobbers, I rSs^rk^ttt£TSS4gSS&
- * /1 v | Cradles and Cabo, Gigs, Chairs, WorhatandKac.
• Unto C.icts—sdo dozen cl a superior manufactory
i aim. parrot and Squlftai Cage*.
Tors .iso Fisc* Good* ot onr direct importadoa
! from French. Kngllah ard German Manufacturer*.
.■ \\m. Case* of Toys ot 35 dozen aborted. Cor 91a ana
| sMsease. Tin Toys In endless variety. .Ic.
i TiseiK Honoss.—A general assortment of crew
1 , thing in this line.
.1 ar Merchants and Wholesale Dealer* thrOTgbo*
»f ITS Jt J1 Ji CAm * Sm low op lower than the lowest. Toy* Good*
**** " 5 1 are Imported by ua(UrPCt.coruequea^ecMWß.
prte with any houae Inthe country. DomeMwuoooa
direct from the manafacturerensble us to Off«rs%»
perlor inducements. call and try oa at
No. 138 SIBMH'.
[»oi3 «My]
BOOTS AND SHOES,
43 & 44 Lak» Street.
Tlie Attention of our friend* and the ! "OEMOVAIj.—Fnrst & Bradley,
Trade senerally la earneally Inrlled to j -TA ManuJketarwa
onrlarse and attractive etoek, adapted . eo Wet Lat? ttrut. F«*jir.!ro«.
to the ITAXiI* TRADE, which wo otTtT g“fg’sirti Jetfeijpn. Mdftjtm
at the lowest New York Jobbing prices
to cash and prompt payln- men. ! T EitOXS! LESIONS! LEMONS!
davis. sawder & co. j atqfflagr*^
h^U.nosBLOCK |*M.
; Customers will alwnv* find ns with fhll lines Of
known bnndsof HEAVY DOMESTICS, bought at first
hands, and offered at a small advance, together with a
• large stock of
j IWOOURS, SHAWLS, DRESS ROODS, AO.
.NO. 30
| And Invito the attention of all close, prompt
I bayers.
j JEWETT *fc BUTLER,
l WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
I HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
j Nailt, Glnu, Sheet Iron, Copper,
I TINNERS’ STOCK, TINNERS’ TOOLS,
Of snperlor quality for
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
AX LOW PSICES.
{ao9-CS97-3ial
HATS, CAPS,
AT WHOLESALE.
And Wholesale Dealer* In
ASD
JEJKijolesale f&ouses.
KBMOVAZi.
PEAKE, MARSH & DE LONS’
Compelled by thelrlnrreaslngbastnee; toseeklanr*
quarters, have removed from their old stand, nearly
opposite to the above spacious stores la
BURCH’S IRON BLOCK.
Where they will be able to offer at .wholesale. a SttU
larger and more varied stock of
Dry Goods, Hosiery, and Notions.
We shall continue oar motto
“LOW 3?TiTCES WDr. w
Tin-Plate, Pence-Wire, &c*
SIGN OF THE SCISSORS
Outer E. Benia
{ Fixduuck Jewett.
rocHrtlgAnl
HATS, CAPS,
.LAKE ST, CHICAGO.
Hare to store ft rcry LARGE AND ATTRACT rVK
1 STOCK of the abor* Rood 4, and are fully prepared to
compete snecesaftilly with the.beat Eoatern firms la
VARIETY. QUALITY and PRICES, and solicit acaU
i from oil prompt paying merchants. [ana'6o-ly
' 177 RANDOLPH STREET. 177
(Third Store East el Blijsa House.)
1 NEW GOODS AT REDUCED BATES*
0. M. HENDERSON & CO,
HiscricmcM asd wbolzsa bskiubscc
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 32 lake Si., Chicago, HI.,
Haro In store ’a large 'and desirable stock of good*
which the; will sell very cheap to cash and prompt,
pa,tug trade. We are the Agents for
MITCHELLS’ PATESTMETALLIC TIPPED SHOES'
U*lVc are now to be found at the magnificent stona
No. S Lake street, corner Wahuah Avenue,
myi-d 133-1; . C. M. HENDERSON & CO.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
95 • • • South Water St., Chicago • * . 95
Corn Baskets.
BROOTIS, TWINES,
■ BRUSHES, CORDAGE,
MEASURES, MATS,
tubs, axe handles,
CHURNS, WATER FAILS,
BOWLS HATCHES,
BATH BRICK, GUN CAFS,
OBUAB, WATIK,
! Broom Wire, Twine Handles & Tools.
All of which are offered at the
(Sacecworft to s*terleo, Cook <b Co.)
AND DEALERS IN
WOODEH VARE, &0..
G-. C. COOK & CO.,
; ig & ts STATE STREET 16 * 16
! laeS42Wml
X GOOD PURCHASE IS
HALF A SALE.
We laTlte bayers to exenlno our Ain end attractive
tiatiTj stock:
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