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Special Notices.
6S~To Consumptives.—The Adver
ttoer, having been restored to health la a few weeks by
a very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a revere long affection, and that dread dlt>
ease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to his
fcDow-snffcrers the means of core.
To all who dealr* It, be will send a copy of the pro
•crlptlOQ used free of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
ErasCcsrroß Coxsrxmox, Anau, Baoxcnma,
AC. The only object of the advertiser In tending the
PrefcrlptloD la to benefit the afflicted, and spread Infor
mation which be conceives ta bo invaluable, and ha
hopes every • offerer will try hit remedy, as It will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blraslng.
Parties wishing the p:esertpUon will please address
Ztev. EDWAED A. -wu.soy, WlUlftmsbnrgh, Kings
County. Xew York. delßdfflUy
KIT*A Friend hi Need, Try it.—
DR sweets infallible liniment » p«-
pared from the recipe or Dr. Stephen Sweet of Con*
necticut, the great bono-eeUcr. and hot been used In
Ms practice for the last twenty yean with the most
astonishing success. Assn external remedy It la with
oat a rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily than
any other preparation. For all llhentaaUc and Ncr*
von* Disorders It u truly Infallible, and at a curative
fbr Sores, Wounds Sprains Burns icu, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite
the Just wonder and astonishment of all who have ever
given it a trial. Over four hundred certificates of re
markable cures performed by it within the last two
years attest this fact. For sale by J. 13. JOHNSON,
Genera) Agent, TO State street, Chicago, and by all
Dealers. noirfi9weow*ly
CST* The Female Orgauizalion is of
tan m frill asthat of • tender flower. Man yof Uie sex
enter into marriage relations without being able to
undergo the tabor and trials cf maternity, in tills
eooniry thousands or young and beautiful woman are
•acrifleed erery year firjra this cause alone. UOSTET*
TEE’S CELEBUATKD STOMACH BITTEBS will
tare many of tills class from an untimely grave. This
medicine tans been used with great benefit by immense
bombers of people throughout the rtpub-Ic, and tbo
proprietor* hare received grateful commendations
from all sections of tbe country. The Billers will bo
found to be very pleataut to the taste, even as a bever.
age. and prompt and powcricl In Us effect as a medi
cine. It Infuses new vitality Into the frame, and
strengthens the whole system, h> that women who use
It are enabled to go through with labors which, with*
oat It, would be certain to pros irate them.
Sold by all druggists.
Greeley’s Bourbon Bitters.
These popular Bitti:bs possess *n the nourishing and
Inr) go rating properties of Pcs* Old Bonmoji Wuuxr,
and arc con-ldcred the most efflrarloajt Toxic and
BrnfCLAST, as well os the most agreeable Sroxscma
ever offered to the public. As a tonic for Old People,
delicate Ladles, convalescent Invalids, and all weadJy
people, they cannot oe»nrpasscd: In all cases of Weak,
peas or debility, they will give Immediate relief, and
Impart a strong healthy tunc to the system. A trial
wiH establish their merits over all oilier Tonics now In
use. For Ldc CoxpLAirrs. Baoscnms, Dvsrersu,
Naavocs Dtscssn akd Lives C«iwri.Aixxs, they are an
Invaluable remedy, and nro a certain preventive of
Citrus and Fete&s.
Pot np In Quart Bottles, in eases of one and two
dozen, and for sale by Broggfeu and Grocers every
where.
W.F.4 A W.CREeLET. Proprietors, 5»o, 25 Tre*
meat street, Boston, Mass,
J. V. JOHNSON, General Agent,
No. TO.State street. Chicago.
1L R. LANDON, Agent. epTrco-dawly
Lyon’s Katharion for the Hair.
Nothing has ever been made which hat given such uni*
voml aatisfactioD. it restores, preserves and beaulL
dee the Hair, and Imparts a delightful odor. If yon
wish a fine, healthy head of Hair, try it. Sold every*
Where, Cor 25 cants per bottle. detrain
“Those who are curioas to wit
sees the wonderful perfection to which A. Oluwaidt,
Oats manager at Batchelor's, N. T-) has brought the
manufacture of Wigs andToupcea, arc inrUed.to visit
his Wig and Hair Dying Rooms, at No. 303 Lake street,
and examine these curious productions of art. No
scrutiny can detect theartidclaUromtbc natural, when
adjusted to the bead.
t3?" Kennedy’s Medical Discovery
cures Scrotnta.
Bedv** Medical Discovery cure* Enrlprlt*.
edy's Medical IMamvcry cure* Canker,
cdy'e Medical Discovery cores Nursing SoreM*tb.
edy'a Medical fiUcovcry cure* llumofof the Eyes
edy's Medical Discovery cures ficald 11 end.
edr’s Medical Discovery cares Rmmlnu o* the Ear
edy's Medical Discovery cures Ulcerat'd Sere Leg
Kennedy's Medical Discovery cores Lepra.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery cures Rheumatism.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery euros Ba)t-Hheum.
Kenned v*s Medical Discovery carts Dvspepsla.
Kennedy*# Medical Discovery Rcstulatc* the Dowels.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Regulates the Klducjs.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Regulates the Liver.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery lias cured Dropsy.
TOieo s*oll are elck. and do cot knew vhnt Ihe rcatteT
b, perhaps 70a have ac Intrtxd bssc-r. TiyKcacody**
Medical Discover?.
Foreale bjell Dmfjrlsls,
fHusic Stores.
JUDSON HIGGIXS,
CO Clark street, near Lake, Chicago, El*
PUBLISHES OP SHEET HUSIO,
Dealer la
PIANOS AND MELODEON3,
smd all enrss or
jd'D’sioA.L ixsxioJNrciKTs.
Tb* beet of ITALIAN STRlNGSconstantlyonbaad.
PIANOS TO BEST.,
Tanlae and Repairing done at short rotics. All or
4era addressed to A, JUUSOK HIGGINS. 40 Clark
HI* will receiveprutupt attention.
W. w
,T Mi-lew ns-to
PIANO FORTES AND MELODEOES,
No. 90 Clark Street.
yrAT.r.w/rr, DAVIS .Sc CO.’S
Ittjalora Plano Forte*, which Rave been awarded
thlrly-lwo Find premium In Gold and Silver
Medals.
Geo, A Prince 1 * Mr.iodcon*. Pianos to Rent Appi?
§1 Music Store, W South Clark street. _
T AEGEST WHOLESALE
JU doues is
Musical Instruments and Strings.
jtjliub Biitran,
99 Sooth Clark Street, Chicago,
Mannfltctnrer and Importer ot MnMcal Instruments
fnfl String*, having connection with mmmiurimlr.g
bouse*in Iteilla, Lotpirtc. llrcmlen, ilitulaml atid Parti,
6prepared to furnish Hralcra, Baud* and Individuals
wfih every article In thulr Uius.
AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
J. BAUER.
Drums ajtd brass
IKSTEBMEST3.
JULIUS BtCEIi,
myrrACTUP.EB or
DRUMS AND BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
t9 South Clark Street) Chicago*
S WORCESTER’S IMPROVED
• J’IaNO-FORTKS,
Manufactory and Salvo Rooms, Fourteenth Street,
t comer Third Avenue, New Vork.
Tor«quarter ot a cmrary tti** tuatrmnento nano*
•etored at Site nbotc e.tUblWmient have ranked
among the erst jn tiic country. Their durability,
•trench and dcllraey ci" tune oud tone): an- highly
urprecUted byallvbo have given tncino thorough
trUl. The proprietor, by bM«s hla personal attention
%o the manoftciurc o( melt Int-irumcnt. In ull It* do*
tolU. Is enabled to guarantee superior execilcnru and
TaUabUUty in every recixct. locddltoJta
DOD WORTH’S MUSIC STORE,
Ko, 0 After Place, N. T.
Publisher and Dealer In Foreign and Atr.crtesn He*
tfe. Instrument* and Mndral Merchandise. Song* nnd
Compositions for the PJann Forte by the bert iubmit*:
Baered and Organ Music; Dance and Military Merle
* tor tbe Flano-Forte, Kent by mall. tumagr five. (stamps
may be sent instead of change). Catalogue* of Music
for Brasa Banda, Quadrille Bands Hindi nr large Or
chestra*. Price U«t of Bra*" Instrument* tent *'o ap*
plication. Tlie M Journal forttra*> Banda," * new pub*
ficstion of Band Music. if Issued on the Rib of each
mouth; tingle No-. Nt f l.T* or SIS per ijinnin; «l*o tho
"Oompanwn ( ”coct*iiDtns Murcho. Medleys. A c, J’rice
fl each number. The lostrnnicut.d parts In these
works are separate and ready f*»r uerfonnanro
* lIAftVETU. DODWOTH.
ocJ&aVtet Director of Dodworth’s BjdA.
3£i»c anti 3=nr.
J£YE AND EAR.—gjSfe
l>n. CADWKLIi,
c.*itaToa os tux
EYjC iST X> 33-A.lfc,
ForDea. rw, Blindness. and all defects of bight and
baarlj • Dr. C. la a regularly educated physician. and
Raj .-voted twenty yearn ol bla protcfelonal life rx«
c<'nvelr totlietrcatsucc: ot diaenM-e ofthr Eye and liar.
rir Vo tdmrgc made tor an examination or opinion,
md no fee required lev un*uccce»tui cm-irce.
DR. CADWULI/S Treatise on the Ere and Fat. (CM
caro, Btb). containing rrlrn ncea, toslimonlalc. etc., to
beoadcrallaonappueatlou, pontage ten centa. Ad
tlrt— gTßandolph Btrcct. Ciilcar.o. soiSTCMy
T GUIS MAUSS, ss***&
PRACTICAL OPTICIAU,
*• Romi Ciatut Etskct .T9
Opposite the Court llonse.
Seat French Crystal and DrarJUan Pebble Speelaclea,
Eye Opera Glawe*.
MICROS COPHE, TULhSCOPF.R,
Mathematical Instruments, rtc„ conatantly op
gind* ol instroninu* and epectacles re*
paired, and glaetea inserted into old tratacs. its
QAS PIPE AND FIXTURES.
Brown Ac "Wilder,
4T * 4# BUU« State ••••• Cp^Uinu
CORNELIUS * BAKER'S, HULABELTHU.
CAS FIXTURES.
Tb« richest anortmect In the city, comprldnc *D
BATE patteuns.
pipe SO per cent discount from JUt price*. rmtne»
cants per pound. celJuw«.iy_
D. MeFAKLANE’S
Gas, Steam Pitting
AM)—
PLTOBUKJ ESXABUSHMEHT.
14 ha Salle Street* Chicago)
ptitaa nr
IAS nniSEI AID 1801 FOBRHOBE,
PRACTICAL JP£ VJinEIL,
A«d Manufacturer of
ILL KINDS OF STEAM WORK*
TO THE TRADE*
Tbs trade supplied with tools cod every article la tbs
®as,Bleaia FUoagandPluniblngllMlneas. Ue-QUdlng
and Bronzing done to order. _
and ifl9 East Washington atreut,
T ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
I j for Teed. w«»«i or Floor filed la short order tad
BWVtKB 4 KOEEia.
ffloneg anfr gxcftawge.
■\TOXEY TO LOAN.—For one,
-IvJL two, or three rears on cltv propertv. Bostneu
Paper wanted. Apply to /, L. LEE, S3 Clark street*
corner of Lake. dell “OCyly
JJOKEY TO LO AX
At Ten Per Cent.
From one to five yean. In anras to salt, on First-Class
Seoarittea tn the city or country. Pu'ineaa Paper
wanted at M Clark street 11. F. BOWSING & CO?
jgXCIIAHGE
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
Wanted by DENJ. F. QUIMBT A CO.,
oc:7-dZSry Cmnmlwlon Merchant! Ko.ISSH&W. st
WANTE D.— R. K. SWIFT,
JOUK6OX & CO’S
CERTIFICATES WANTED.
DAVEXPOBT. UU-MAXX & CO,
Aprlrto
ilfeSt)
lIJONEY TO LOAN
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY,
Or on Good Improved Funs in this State.
CHaiIBEES, 1 EE A CO.
121 Like street
au21c91343m
'J'ELEGRAPHIO EXCHANGE
On Ken York.
Unfit, Acceptances, and Notes, paid la New Tori
cn Uif day of roatnrtty, or last day of trace, and money
deposited for accoant in the city of New York, ana
eeut to dues la the Tldalty of New Yorfc, on tale*
graphic orders. COPB,
tplS-ly-cUS Telegraph OSLce.
■\fONEY TO LOAN.—In Sums
i* X. not to exceed lt*W. on Farms In Hllools,
within one hundred miles of Cltlcacp.
>• GKOKGE W. NEWCOMB,
ooWlSWa] No. 80 Dearborn st* Boom 8, Chicago.
Money loaned
on flnt-dansccnrltleaattlie
Bukins Office ofTTm. H. Rice ft Co,,
No. 63 Cl&rk Street.
Three to Are years* Loans at 10 percent. Short Pa
•nfrdiscounted. Cajhndranceaon Warehouse Ueeelpt*.
tr City-Scrtp wanted. xny2^o4sMy
>7*oll MONEY TO LOAN
£ On Beal Estate Securities Is Cook asd adjolnlcg
Conatita,
Apply to
ERNST
Sealer in Foreign Exchange,
30SET AXD REAL ESTATE DROKED,
Agent for the British Commercial life In
surance Co., and Notary Public.
So* 6 - - Imrmon Diode - • No. 6
no.J-iy JJ. K. cor. of Clark and Washington sta.
del2-2w
JAMES D. SHERMAN.
BiXKixc, snirasG era coimissios,
No. 13 State Street, Up Stain.
Cash advanced on an kinds of property eonalgned
fbr sale or shipment, __
Cash advanced on Sills of Lading and Warehouse
Receipts. '
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Hoc*** to rent. Lots on lease on loss time on State
Ptrort, U'abnsli, Michigan and Indiana Avenoes. Also,
oc the West Hide.
Hotel on Clark street to rent cheap to a good tenant.
A most desirable residence to exchange for nnpro
cnetlve proper! v,
nr Credits given on Ifew Tork and Boston.
loc2Dd3ol-6m]
Business ffiartrs.
OHAKLKS B. WAITE,
\J ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
128 Clark Street) Chicago*
Particular attention given to the law of real estate
and to the collection of claims within the State of
Illinois; rt&Ljy
PAYSON & REYNOLDS,
X ATTORNEYS A COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
80 • • Dearborn Street • ■ • 80|
GC3RSK PATfiOS WX. 0. WTXOLDS.
CHICAGO. ILLINOia
Bi.rzßrjrrrs.—Reynolds, Ely A Co„ L H. Burch A Co„
Chicago; Wtn. h. Reynold# & Co„ Boston; John.M.
Atwood, Esq* Philadelphia: Me-sr's. Snrtnccr & White,
man, S. h. LTlatmm.‘d]ea,£sn., Cincinnati; John An.
drew*. EsQ a Pres*t Board of Control. D. W. Desbler,
President, Columbus, O.; 7,8. Ely & Co„ George file.
Jihensnn, l->q„ Edward Plcrrepont, Esq., New York;
lon, Ira Flarrl*. lion.
John G. Deshler, E**q, Buffalo. jcITCMy
pRAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS la Crockery,
Ole.«s and China Table Cutlery, Looking Glos*tiL Coo.
tors and British Wore, No. 1W Laka street. Chicago,
ll'lnoU. run27iS-ly
rr NOX, EUSTACE & REED,
iX ATTORN YB AT LAW,
ISO - • • clar: Street • • • 130
Between Washington andMadlsun, Chicago, DL
rostra kncx. josx v. tcmci. cxas. h. uxs.
Iffik’ao.iy)
CRIES & BURT,
V J COCSBELLOR3 At LATt.
76 - - chcxllml, North Sid., . . 76
Between Third and Fourth Ets.. St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. it. 1* Notary Public sod CorncaL-sionur ofDscd*
for every Slate in the Union.
References la Chicago—SCrlpps & Bro**.
rxsncntcE mka. Uei-iy-viSi] oitn>o.i»rsT.
ccTOWy
€o=|3artnrrsljip Notices.
TVISSOLUTIOX. —The Co-Part-
L/ nrj>hip of Baldwin A Hill Is thli day dissolved
by mutual consent. A. M. Baldwin Is alone authorised
tj use the same of the firm la liquidation of li»e ac
count*. . aeisißt
"VTOTICE. —The Co-Partnership of
J_ a Thompson & Mct-cli. Attorneys at Law, is tbiS
Uar dissolved by ni Ausl consent.
CHARLES E. THOMPSON,
GEORGE A. MEEUL
Chicago, Dec. 15th. i960. delfixSt
gtatimicrg, sit.
QAIITER & STONE, Dealers in
HAGS AND PAPER,
*9 South Canal Street Chicago, 111.
,T. T. Carter, R. B. Stoxk. .
1 7T Cash paid for all kinds of Cottoa and Woolen
Rag*. teTSO-ly
T>UTLKR & HUNT, 4S Slat e-St.,
I 9 have cow on hand the following sixes of printing
paper s
♦<».!! ifirt* *joi« »r4O sCxtt 53x3
r-9l« 2axM 24x31 23X»7 27x4122x22
36x43 31x51 23x53 2*xSS 22x37
And areTccclvlncelarirpAMortßientorßOOK PAPER.
S.iteO re»n*« rf Wrapping Taper, of different sixes.
LU33 reams Manilla do.
tod ream* Cap and Letter, and a general assortment
of printer's Stationery.
LCOOkcgs of Mather’s celebrated Boot and News Ink,
All of which will be sold for cash at the lowest posal.
ble rate*. . _
mhiu IF* Cash paid foe Dags.
Da. ikgersoll,
• Blask Btws Mismcrniia.
ROOK BINDER AND BDLBR.
I am now prepared to manufacture Blank Rooks of
*venr description. ruled and hound to any desired pat
terns with or without printed headings. PartlcnUrat
tajiUcm paid to order* irom C* «unt y Oti'.cr fa Rank*. Ac,
Bill Heart*. Letter Heads. Shipping Bills, Ac* Ruled
f.nd printed to order. Magazine*, Per odlcal*. etc,,
pound la anvitvle. Old Hook* boanrtued re-bound.
ah Rinds oi'printlng done with iicatnc** and dispatch,
li-nna moderate. NO. 12ft LAKE STBt.KT,
Northeast corner of Clark tentraoce on Clarks reetj
poet O.Uce ltc» •vru. tnr,a-d:Wi.ly. s j
jfor ffiftc’s cafe.
gX. JOSEPH & PIKE’S PEAK
Transportation Line,
A. WABEEN & CO.,
General Freighters to the iTllncm,
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
We have Trains leaving St, Joseph weekly throacb.
out the year, for all part* In the mine*. and ran giro
parlies untuual facilities for (retting out freight with
•tl.*pulcli and at reasonable rale*. .All poods shipped to
onr cure, destined for the mines, will be promptly at
tended to. Warehouse on Sixth Street.
A, WARREN A CO..
_a=2ri».ly __ _ St, Joseph, Mo._
rvuxs '.—GUNS ! '.—GUNS! 1 !
\JT Gens. lades, Hatchs; Coifs. Al- _
t-i'A. Sharpe's, and every variety ot I‘®*'
volrer* itowlc Knives, Teata. I’icka,
Shovels, Pans, Gold Seales. lUankcLuand
t.i: kinds of miner's tools; Powder, Shot.
C<o4,andaaimut.mouzeocrally. Accntle* ■ v
lor St. Louis Shot. Sole Acent tor Max. __
artfs Powder. GEO.T.ARISEV l*i Latest spTJy
53 cutists’ tcavbs.
WILLIAM ALBAU6n,«S^a
*» DENTIUT. / U-Bs£r
58 WEST RANDOLPU-ST., CHICAGO 68
Post Office Box &£9.
rocITO-lr]
\ W. FRE£MAlf,gaa
- r *-° DEKTIHT,
102 ...WasniKCTox Strttt, Chicago 102
duel cuu.l of Clark Street.
No charge fot an examination or unsucceMful work.
ocyfiO-ly
ir ILK DRIED CORN JIEAL,
i\. Fairfield Mills.—MO bbls ol tills celebrated
brand Ignore and for sale br jjiilii .
BKDFORD. MEREDITH A CO M
lalfftt-ly No. 519 Sooth Wr.t rr Ft
jpealcs,
TIURYEE & FORSYTH,
Manu&ctadng Company
SCALES,/-^
FIRE A BURGLAR PROOF f |KT\
19 ik p u & v f
W’cretaonsa Tracks, Baggage Bar* y
rows, Eagar MBla, Ao.
A K. SPENCER, Agast,
ecff-dMPem is Soatb Water St. Chicago.
JJITGHCOCK’S Jfeae
Premium Scale s I Eg •
Manuflscturedby ■
ABAItS & HITCHCOCK, J* I iii< j
Sb S. C«nal-*t«, Chicago. 4sBBSgS&
Or fT^
HOWE’S STARD
aed scales. Tpft
TBOS. S. DICKERS©*, |
No.tsWaba*h Avenue, Chicago,lll
Welnh out of Level. No Check
Hod*, jjl Walon received on C/ EC)
Btll* serfiO.lT w**'
trusses.
■pUPTURES CURED
£X by the gf
HARD REBBER RIGGS 1
This Truss Is unlike all others i 111 ifUl W
n»d. both In construction and mate- . .
&^sßfs&Baffi. I &ssaa
SSSlrJncuS. St pre» VFds THE COKD.
otoSS?« ScStotion: never >OU« or corrode., end 1.
.lArTdm I«d new. Vonne peron. ~4 meat:
niNilvtn eared. I'hyslclsas **/ It Is the ONLY
PHILOSOPHICAL TRUkS IN CBL None bot those
SffSSSS&M* O.C of rootcre CM
predate the value of the An mowaWd
pamphlet, containing aUperuculara,
“\sa t s.u P!!s iS| s .
Oj:ir« iw Lake street, Poet OClce bo* LSB. Chicago,
I vnsolc6ile trade supplied at New York
(£!jtcatjo tribune,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1900.
Dally Arrival and Departure of Stall
Train*.
JVain* 2>epari. MaVt Close. Trains Arrive.
6.00 a. m. 10.00 p. m. 10.90 a m,
C.30 p.m. 4.45 p. in. 11.90 p.m.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
O N
6.00 a m. 10.00 p. m. 10.80 a. m.
6.00 p.m. 4.45 p.m. 11.00 p.m.
PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO.
850 a m. 10.00 p. m. 8.00 a m.
6.88 p.m. 4.45 p. m. 8.80 p.m.
CHICAGO AND BOCK ISLAND.
9.15 ft.su 8.00 a. m. 6.45 ft. m.
11.45 p.m. 9,00 p.m. 6.15 p. m.
DIXON AIR IJNB.
ll.4oft.su 10.00 a.m. 4.10 a.m.
9.00 p. m. No mail. &40 p. m.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL—Erisch.
9.15 a. m. 8.00 a. m. C.23 a. m.
8.00 p. m. 8.30 p. m. 6.40 p. zn.
BUEUNGTON AND QUINCY.
7.15 a. m. 4.00 a. m. 5.45 a. jn.
ILISp. m. 0.00 p.m. B.lip. m.
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.
9.1R a. m. 8.00 a. m. 8.20 a. St.
4 00 p.m. 7.30 p.m. 8.40p.0.
NORTH AND WEST.
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
J MO A m. 10.00 A m. 3.45 a m.
6.30 p.m. 7.00 p.m. 8.40 p.m.
NORTHWLBTEEN.
li.no p.m. 11.00 rum. 6.10 a m.
6.00 p. m. 4.30 P. in. 6.09 p. m.
MILWAUKEE.
7.45 a.m.
15.93 p. m.
\T*p Imminent—Prepare to Defend
Your Homes—Look to Yonr Fire
sides—lnvasion from tI»o SontU—
Farmers of Illinois, jour homes are about
to be Invaded! Prepare to defend them, and
to drive back the invader! Look to jour
arms! Gather up jour resources and vindi
cate jour honor!
The Value of Misuse.—' Those of jon who
hare large piles of manure about jour barns,
prsparc to spread it upon jour fields, for
famine Is hovering on jour Southern and
South-Western borders, and as good farmers
you are In duty bound to drive bock all such
attacks on jour resources. With plenty of
manure on your com fields and meadows, you
w:ll almost double your resources of defence.
Do not we neglect this important arm of the
public service. While the ground Is partially
frozen, the time is auspicious for this kind
of work—the large heaps are not frozen
through, and the slight crust can be easily
broken up with a “crow-bar.” Should you
put this work off until spring the ground will
be too soft, and you will be too busy to attend
to It It is therefore dangerous to delay. The
frozen lumps should he spreadout on the first
warm days. It is not a good plan to leave it in
piles,hut It should he spread out at once, that
the first rain may carry its minerals and gases
into the soil
PRUSBINC,
The Wood Pile.—Now is also a good lime
to look after the wood pile, or so boob as your
barnyards are well cleared. No good farmer
should be seen hauling wood or preparing it
for use aftes it is timo to commence the farm
work In the spring. If you have any com to
shell, put the cobs in a dry place for snmmsr
fuel, and with which to kindle fires. For coal
fires dry cobs are especially valuable ns kind*
ling, much heller than pine or paper, especial*
ly when you use patent kindling to ignite the
cobs. Farmers who use coal, and purchase at
railroad stations, should always purchase by
the car load, for several reasons; it is cheaper,
saves once handling of the coal, as il is loaded
directly into the wagon from the car, and licnco
saves labor aud the breaking of tho lumps,
which, with our soft Illinois ecal, is not desi
rable; aud lastly, you will have a good stock
on baud aud will not have to get up your team
in a hurry to get a load of coal.
Demand bob Cork. —The demand for corn
is steadily on the Increase. Kansas and Mis
souri are calling for corn from the river coun
ties, and large purchases are being made for
the Cotton States, along the I. C. K. It; and
this drain must continue, not only for months
Imt fori years. With their short crop they
will require all the more; and while making
large preparations to whip tho North, they
must have eomethirg to eat. War Is nut only
Imminent; but the.spies are even now lurking
through luc laud, looking into wcli-iiilcii com
bins, and passing their cabalistic charms to
make them disappear. A draft on New York—
•* Audio! flits the charm unseen.
And silent buys a bln of corn."
■Well, that I* not exactly Tope, but os near
as our memory will serve us to quote that Hies*
triona writer. To come down to sober prose:
thousands of “gunny*” foot cannon, mind
VoU) are dally beiilg ttlltia will! corn to go
South by way o! Cairo. This doc* not look
much like rum to the farmers of Central Illi
nois, and when navigation shall open on the
Lakes we shall life both Wayi. Well, we cure
not. Wc arc fully prepared for an invasion
both from the Norm and fromtheSoutbatthe
same time. We arc folly prepared—wc have
the supplies—the sinews of war. In this great
contest between the North and the South,
the farmers of .the great Prairie State will
tr«cl ah independent empire and open a free
trade with both factions. The great corn year
will be like a wall to each, and with this view
we shall urge our farmers to take good care of
the present crop; give up that Slovenish way
of leaving their corn in open cribs'and to
cover tbcm up from the drenching rains of
spring, which injure the grain for shipping.
So that when the army of the South demands
ol us corn, that we can send them good,
sound, marketable com. and when llio host
of S’orthcm distillers and shippers shall in
vade us and demeud the yellow grain. Don’t
let us hear any more of "rotten corn,” "hut
corn,” or "mnddy corn,” but send them on
the real pure, sweet, well cured article.
Keep the Sorts Separate.— ln these times
of excitement, color enters largely into ths
consideration of the subject, and it is but meet
that wc bow to public opiuion as the great ar
biter. Some buyers prefer while corn, some
yellow, and others mixed. The millers of the
North prefer the white, so do our dear friends
of the South. The distiller and the feeder will
take mixed, if it can be had two or three cents
ou the bushel. With us, white com
commands twenty cents :it this writing, pure
yellow eighteen, and mixed seventeen. Thu*
farmers u ill do well to consider this question
of color in planting the new crop. Wc there
fore say to all, plr.nt the different Boris sepa
rate, so that you can please the taste of jour
customers. * Rural.
Wendell Phillips on RXobx and Edu
cation*
An audience of thou : a:uU the
Music Hall this forenoon to liner Wendell Phil*
lipa* discourse on Mobs and J-'ilnwtiou. An*
Ucipating some disturbance, the Chief of Po*
lice, with a numerous force, was present, and
several mlUtary companies, acting under pri
vate orders from the authorities, were in lead*
nos at their armories. The audience in the
body of the Hall seemed composed of those
usually attending Sabbath services there, and
embracing an equal proportion of ladies. The
galleries and wiugs were crowded with men
apparently strangers to the preaching of Theo
dore Parker and those who succeed him.
Mr. I’iiiUip* spoke of mobs in general, and
the mob which broke up the late John Brown
meeting in particular. His remarks were dip*
ttninuoiicd by his usual eloquence of words In
tlufdcnunciaiion of everything and everybody
disagreeing with the extreme views peculiar 1 o
himself. lie spoke of the ignorance of the
dolly press of Boston, and the miserable inca
pacity of the city government. Under the
first head, Mr. Far, who presided over the
meeting nosed on the ruins of the John Brown
Convention, received the full measure of. the
speaker’s abuse. Under the second, he said
that, with the exception of the Allot aml-Rr,
no doily paper has uttered a word of hearty,
tilting rebuke of the mob, and tho daily pa
pers were nothing but despicable tools. The
Mayor he held personally responsible for al
lowing the disgraceful attack upon peaceable
citizens in Tremont Temple.
Mr. Phillips spoke nearly sn hour and a
half, and was listened to with close attention,
the meeting being Interrupted occasionally by
stamping and hisses.
• At the dose of the meeting a Urge crowd
had gathered on the outside of the building,
and on tho appearance of Mr. Phillips a great
rush was made, but whether with an Intent of
violence toward him Is uncertain. His friends
at once rallied, and with a large force of police
escorted him to his residence in Essex street,
a mob of several hundred pressing around,
cheering and yelling. The mob for some time
blocked up Washington and Essex street,
stopping the street cars.nndcrowding the peo
ple miscellaneously. The cold weather and
the urgent arguments of the police dispersed
the crowd in about half on hour, and the usual
Sabbath-day quiet was restored.
There were many contradictory statements,
yesterday, Id regard to the military; but Is Isa'
fact that several companicsof thc2d regemest
were notified to be in readiness, but their ser
vices were not called for. Private meetings'
have recently been held, and it Is believed that
an organization exists with tho determination
to prevent Mr. Phillips from speaking on any 1
(secular dav or evening. Had the present occa
sion not been tbe Sabbath, little doubt exists
but that a fearful riot would have ensued.
EAST.
Michigan southern.
SOUTH AND WEST.
4.00 a. m,
11.00 a.m.
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
The Spies—An Independent State—
What \Ve Will Do—The War of
Color*
[Co rreapcm dence of tha Chicago Trlbon#.]
TJrbana, Champaign C*., Dec. 17.
Boston, Bee. 10:
Clerical Wit.— Rochester (N.T.) is bless
cd with a clergyman named 1 .auric, who is re
presented as befog remarkably eloquent, suc
cessful and eccentric. As an evidence of the
latter quality, the following anecdote will be
pertinent. A few weeks ago Mr. Laurie ex
changed pulpits with Rev. E. 11. Chapin of
NewTork, and upon his rising to give ont
the opening hymn, many perrons who had
gone to church only to Lear their favorite, re
tired; whereupon Mr. Laurie, hymn book In
hand! paused, looked gravely around, and qui
etly remarked, “All those who came here to
worship E. D. Chapin have now an opportuni
ty to retire; and those who came to worship
the Everlasting God will please unite in sing
ing the following bvmn.” There was no far
ther retiring until the sendee was concluded.
PCSISHED FOE SELLING LIQCOR TO TUB In
dixss.—Several men were brought to the city
on Monday night, and lodged la jail hers, to
spend »term for selling liquor to the Indians
MLower Sioux Agency. They were tried be-,
-fare a “ portable ’ °U. 8 Court, Judge WHUrd
of Mankato presiding as Commissioner, and
Messers. Bruner and M. C. Connor acting as
ilarsbal?, and bound over for their appearance
at the next term of the TJ. S. District Court.
Olive & Matthews aud A. Tester were hound
over for appearance at Judge Nelson’s court
for dealing In liquor in the Indian country,
and confined at Fort Eldgcly.— SL ihuj Timet*
(Commission fHcrcijanls.
PEUGNET,
A.
Commission Merchant.
Personal attention given to the purchase and Mis of
Grain, Floor and Country Produce generally.
OFFICE NO. 2 HILLIARD'S BLOCK.
N. E, cor. 8. Water and Clark-sts. PostomceßoxCSl.
ItrrrnEHCfa Hon. Wm. B. Ogden. Chicago. TIL: Hon.
B. IT, Haymond, do.; Isaac Cook, Esq., do.; S. W. Rip
ley. Esq., do.; P. Hannonr. Nepli's 4 Co„ New York;
Gourd rrcrcs, do.; Tclvcrton Tiros,, dou Jas. lung's
Sons.do.; Jas, H. Lucas, Esq, 81. Louis; Edward Tes
soa, Esq.. do • Chas. Chouteau. Esq, do. (QolSzSa
gy Liberal advaoccg made on
jgBWARD SACKET,
Commission Merchant*
No. 598 M South Water street, between Old and New
Board of Trade Jlalldluffß. Chicago, HL •
Emu to Merchants* Savings Loan and Trust Co* Chi
cago: Smith, pollard 4 Co„ Chicago: Parker Handy,
Fan- Cashier. New York; A, WMtaey 4 Eons.Philadel
phia ;F.r.Fowler4Co,.New Orleans. aq39*6oly
T ELAND Ss MIXER,
JL-f
Packers and Commission Merchants,
Opposite Michigan Begot, foot of Sooth
Would invite attention to their new Packing Home
and Store, and from the opening of the Packing Season
will have constant!y on bund a roll supply of
BEEP, POUR, LARD, Ac,
And their PREMIUM SUGAR CUBED HAMS. Or
ders for Packing are colMte __
W. LgLayp. [Belt] C. H. B. Mena.
pORD & XORTOX,
Storage and Commission Merchants)
Fire Proof Warehouse, on Market street.between Lake
r.nd Randolph street*. Chicago, lit.
jy Liberal advances made on Consignments.
tAMCKL A. roan. Lunl7oO-ly] jatbaxlel xqstqx.
11.64 p. m.
6.00 p. m.
pmaN & co.,
General Commission Merchants,
119 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, HI.
JAMC3 L. QITI3. Qy37CQ.ly] ALTEtP n. PITCH.
ROBB & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In*
GEODESIES AXD FISH,
And General Commission Merchants,
2?o. 16 Blror Street, Chicago, HL
boucs soatoa. csii, scab.
sp3T-c2OMy
T7INLET, HOYT & RTOfSEY,
X? COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
13 South LaSallo Street,
Old United States Custom Iloufe Buildings, Chicago.
CARD.—In withdrawing imm the Commission Bad
ness. we take crest pleasure In recommending the
shove firm toonrftlenfU and patron* and solicit for
them a continuance of their business. Haring knows
them f>r several years, we cheerfully recommend them
“gsilslsr DC °- a " d ‘° e rißyKuSEa
OUAMBERLAIX & SEYMOUR,
\J COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the purchase and aale of
CRAW, FLOm, PUOOtCE & JIEROIASDISE,
Kn. I Pardee’s Building, comer of Wells and South
Water streets, Chicago, Illinois. Liberal ad ranees made
on consignment*. . _,
r, ▼. OLUiimnu. [dglSTa] g. w. aantoca.
Bailie & seymour,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT?, oaee 158 South Wstcr-sL. Pomeroy**
Buildings. I’ostOlflco-Bruww C 137, Chicago.
3kH, I). BAIUE. T. B. SgTMOCB.
Ilzreances:—Stored, nncklDghamftCo.;Wm. Mar
tin. GnmT.il Freight Agent C. B. ft Q. E. R.
aui&cew-ly
Q.RIFFIX BROTHERS, 1860
Commission merchants,
SO. 3 POMEEOV’S BLOCK,
Comer South Water and CUrk etreeM, CUcajo, Ad-
Taccca made oa coßslgametiis.
il f.obiiiu:. [mhgTfrMyj
TURPIN, LAKE & CO.,
JL COMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 183 I*3 SoutU Water St., Chicago.
V.A.ITWCT. WEI-!.* L\ES. D. 3. LiKX.
LJy£t») .
PEOSOCE COMMISSION UZBCHAKT9,
Br«ry Description of Country Produce
on Commission Exclusively.
.Lasau-e Brace?.
0 lIICAQO ,
30 ard 31.
SCOTT STEWART,
I Produce Commlnlon Merchant,
No. 1 BOARS 0 5 TRADE BUILDINGS
ccldlCO-ly
■WELLER, MUDD «t MELLEN,
Vt EXCLUSIVE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
184 South Water Street, Chicago, 111.
Cash advances made on bills of Lading, property In
Store, and on Shipments to our friend# East and South.
jasss trsuxa. o. wrui.gß. i, j. uvdd.
qp*/ta.ly
JJXDERWOOD & CO.,
COMMISSION* MERCHANTS,
152 South Water St., Chicago.
rAisryj
MORSE & CO,,
Prodoce Commission Merchants,
166 SOUTU WATER STREET il M 6
AlUn’s Building, Clilcagc.
r»afilae*tcongßedetrtctlrtoComm!salott. [3y3o-IT-ds
V. COE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For Hut purchase and talc ot
PORK, FLOUR, GRAIN AND STOCK,
No. 3l6t< South Water Street, Chicago,
vinca ▼. co*. wu. h. g;cg. &l. ckdbwoOS.
dcrsa-iy
■yAN IXWAGE3T & CO.,
General CommUsaton merchant*,
He. 8 Dole's Ilalldlnr, cor. Booth Water and Clark its,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
USER A L anE*XCTS UAPR ox ciissicsunrrs., _
JißFEßbxccs.—Flint «fc Wheeler, Smith. Pollard A.Co*
Chicago; Jaiou PorHer. Esq* Cutter a Mma, Buffalo,
i iWOO-ly
T'HOMPSOX, IJOXIIAM & CO.,
i EXCLUSIVE
commission merchants,
NO. 153 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILL.
llsrcn to—Merchant*’ Saving?, Loan and Trust Co,
Alonzo Richmond * Co, 11on. Jno. C. Haines, Chicago;
J. H. Drake £ Co„ N. Yg R. s. Rite, Buffalo.
[ealOcCOlyl
QULVER & COUP ANY,
COMMISSION MKRCSLAJSTS,
210 South Wafer Street.
r. f. CCLYEB. [JalbSjt] c. x. Ctxvxa.
JjUMSEY, BROTHER & CO..
Commission Merchant*,
f.lve their exduplve attention to the purchase and
es-eof Flour, Grain, and orhprl’roduce.oaCoinmliaoa,
No. 116 fl. Water, cor. Clark ft. Chicago. [Do33a3a»
JULIES HOWES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
135 South Water Street, Chicago, Hi*
Uen~t»-iyl
QASH A D_V A.VCE&
WAKEFIELD, NASH & CO.,
Liverpool sad Loudca.
liberal Cash Advancements will be made on oonOju*
Brnt« to the abeve bouse, Df BACON. LARD, PRO*
VISIONS, and PRODUCE generally.by
.-civeirl THOMAS NASH.
g HOLMES & SON,
Beef and Fork Packers,
ACT PROVISION M2HOHAWTS.
Office No. 12 River Street
PACKING HOUSB NORTH BRANCH. CHICAGO.
BEEF. PQBt, RAMS, SHOULDER!, LARD, LTD.
iST Highest price fur Cattle and Dost.
REFER TO Bankers and Business lien generally at
Q ilucy. IU„ St. Louis and Chicago Bank; J loan*
fciimtaon.twj.. president Marine Batik; J. n. Dun
ham, Kao.. I’renidtiiit Merchants' Savinas Loan and
T.-ii-t Company, and Messrs. U. 6. Hubbard & Co„
C.iicago.
sm’i. nouns. [«es-d5 irl *. t. b. houct.
’VfUKRY XELSOX,
PRODUCE
Commission and Shipping Nsrchant,
SO.iUSOUTU WAIEIiSIBELT.
r\ gent for the Fulton Starch Works. O-wcgo Co„ XT.)
liberal cash advances on Flour and umn for snip.
Cit-uiioOiwejroarNc*’ Fork, or in store, giving the
•Upper the privilege of selling In cither market for
oiio coanalaslon. apla
jMEUEDITH «fc CO.,
COJUnSSION merchants,
>■■). 219 South Water Street Chicago. Rive their exon*’
•i-.eaueittlon to the purchase and sale ot Floor. Grain
and all kind* of Prodace, Stork. &c. Liberal advances
Trade on consignments. Agents lor Kiln Dried Corn
Meal. Befer to E. 1, Tinkoam tt Co., Colcago: EUia,
SleAlpia & Co.. Clacnnati. jal«-ly
gPAFFORD, STEWART & GO.,
Produce Commission Sfereliantt*
Personal attention Rlvon to sales of Grain. Flour,
F.*o vision* and Country Produce generally. Business
cscliluvclv Commission, Advances made on cotuaga.
menu. U< Klnile street, Chicago. ftsotti-iy
o. b. srawoßO. p. stewskt. «. f. w. Bin
..A LLEN.fTAKE CO.,
jt\. COMMISSION* MEHCnANTS, .
F.>r the sale of Flour. Grain. HetC Pork, Hams, Lard,
Hatter. Cbeese, Seeds, Itried Fruits, Ac.
Water street. Cuica^o.. Agent* for tioosbuix and West
trn Reserve CbecM.
m w vaxi
WILLIAMS &HOUGHTELING
» V COMMISSION* MEKCnANTS. „
yo.SlO* South Water street, second doer Wert ot
Wotia street Bridge, clre their exclusive attention to
tlio sole end purchase of all kinds of produce Stock.
on Contmßsloa, Cash advances' made on Bills
of Lading and property in store. Refer to Georje
&<utth A Co. Marine lUnk. sad George Steel A 00... .
jh, vi' i ikus. U*l*CDdyl w.n.norairmjyc. ‘
TvTEELY, LAWRENCE & CO.,
J\ COMMISSION MERCHANTS for ttte purchase
acd sale of Grain, Floor, Jtotlslobs, and Country
produce eenerall*. Basin cm eicloilrelv CommiMion.
Also dealers la Salt. Lime, Water-Uioe. Btaceo. Plast
ering Hair. Land plaster, Ac, Ac, at 28. £8 and 340
South Water street. _
A.LSRLT.
raiigWdT
"WEBSTER & BAXTER,
V T PRODUCE A COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Office ,229 So atli TFater Street. -
tfe cire onr personal attention to the pnrehass and
sale of all kinds of Produce In this market.
csAwaaSTsa. . UaarCo-ly] o. maito.
jglatherwlck, Worthington & Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION HZECHA2TTB,
ITS NortQ Jefferson Street. P. 0. Bor 87ST, Chlesjo.
• Orders from Uterotmtryforthepurcbsee of Mertilsn
di»e of erery description promptly Attended to. -
. wMdo ■
'‘jr'homae, Harithsll & Thomae,
Shipping- aod Ooinmifwdon Merchants,
50.144 WATER BTBZET, V. T„
liberal advance* made on oonalcntncnU. BperUl at- ■
tsntloa Riven to tlie sales of Hides, wool and
EUai. Rcferto W.W. DeForrat * Co„ K. T.jtlrU
rcli. Min Cum * Co*' do.; 8. Hawk. tochmond JTow,
Chicago, OCWani
gOME INSURANCE.
The Union Insurance
TRUST COMPAQTST.
Chartered hf the Legislature «f IfflnoL'*
Ol&fio-Srcbanse Bank RuUdlng, S. W. corner of Clark
and Lake street, efitafo, 18.
President—BEST. LOMBARD.
Vice-President—-VANS. HIGGINS. r •
gecretary—B. I. 30H5805.
Treasurer—FßANClS A HOFFMANN.
DIRECTORS S
BENJAMIN LOMBARD. Cambridge. Mass.
MATTHEW BOLL EH, of M. BoDea 4 Co_ Bankers,
BoxtomMass. . . . „ .
DANIEL SHARP. Commissioner.etc, Boston, Mass.
JAMES W. STONE. M. D, Bo«ton. Masa.
LEVI F. ST EVENS. Boston, Maas. _ .
VAN H. HIGGINS. Judge Superior Court. Cfalesgo.
®FTL(fe*CIS A. HOFFMANN, Hofltaann * Gelpcke,
BankemChlraeo. ■ . . __
GEO. w. GAGE, of Gage, Bro* 4 Drake, Tremont
House. Chicago. _ __ . ,
JL D. GILMAN, of M. D. Gilman 4 Co„ Wholesale
Grocers andlmporter*. Chicago. „
JOHN V. FARWELL. of Cooley. Farwell 4 Co*
Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants and Importer*.
FRANCIS B. PEABODY. Attorney at Law. Chicago.
THOMAS HARLESS, of Haricas a Parker, Commis
sion Merchants, Chicago. , _
J. Q. HOYT, of Hoyt 4 Peirce, Wholesale Grocers
and Importer*, Chicago.- -
ISAAC G. LOMBARD, General Agent Union Ins.
and T. Co- Chicago.
n. L. PHILLIPS. Anna, HI.
ELVIS HARWOOD, President of Wheat-Growers’
Cashier Panel Bank, Grlgss-
ARLES CHANDLER,* of Charles Chandler 4 Co*
Ranker*. Macomb. HI.
OLIVER WHITAKER, or Henderson 4 Whitaker,
Attorney at Law. Toulon, HI. _
MARSHALL AiRtS, rrea’L Toulon Bank, Griggs
vllle, HI. noiO-d127-Sm
A ETXA IXSUK.-VXCE COMP’Y,
XjL —or—
g. c. BOSTOS.
Incorporated 1819-Charter PerpetuaL
Ctih Capital and Surplus, ••• $2,194400.02.
HBZ AHD UTLAHD NAVIGATION RISES
Taken at Liberal Terms and Ratea.
Especial attention given to Insurance ofDweElnga
aad contents, for terms of one to five yean.
ASSETS, JA2V. 2, 1800.
PAID TIP CAPITAL
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS..
ParVal. MttVal.
Bank Stocks, fte I*®.** » S
IT. S. Stock and Treasury Notes... 2K.OW 00 2«.«0f«
Slate Slocks.ftc Wto W 21JG2 20
rifr Stocks. ftc
Railroad Stocks, ftc gjWJ CO £• tW m
Mortgage Bonds S2,OWS CO reft® CO
Thai Estate. unincumbered. *555 52
Miscellaneous Items 67,73* 58
Cosh on hand and deposited on
rak. and in agents’hands r . rii 601,710 25
Ciatms unadjusted and not due...71*0,957 65
Total!t7T7. 2AOUOO 03
Application* received, and polices lasoed or renewed
bv anv of its duly authorized Agents. Losses eqnlta
blr adlneted and paid In funds current at any of the
Banks In Illluols. , „ ,
Agents appointed, supplies PnrnWiep, and all boat,
nrss pertaining to a geaeral supervision In the State of
Uhnois promptly attended toby .
WM. B. PATCH,
State Agent, Springfield, HUcots.
miRBABD ic HUNT,
Acentf for Chleap).
jylO-ly Ko.lLoomi# Block, cor. So, Water £ Clark it*.
pHCENTX INSURANCE CO.,
IfSS HASTTOKD, COHITECTICin.
January Ist, 1860.
x. gtnra.
CAPTI CAPITAL.
SURPLUS
sresrs. . rn .n m
Cruh on hand, and In Bonk ..,,,9W,.W,f13
Cash lathe hands of anti dne from Agent*..,. KWL»
Real Fstatf. unincumbered .A 25-25
I/nned on Mortgage# of Beal Estate
Amount loaned on pledged Bank Stock
A3oo3otloanedotherwise eecnred ........... LwjUw
Par VxU Mc t.Val.
Fiftv Shares U. S. Trurt Co/* Stock.
New York. **lS2
New York Rank Stock 155.100 110.TC
Hartford Bank Stock...
Waterbary Bank Stock IL3M 1A209
Stafford Bank Stock 5taff0rd......... tg?
Holyoke Water Ur. Co> Stock# M.OM 1».-£S
New Britain Water Bonds 10-529 M*32
Hartford CHr Bond# IMM W.®9
Col. Pro- and lad, R.R Bonds ... 10.WJ 7JOO
Accumulated Interest on Investment# VRI
Total Aasete *352£33 l
Total LUtllitle* - - • 940,704.53
H. KELLOGG, Secretary.
HUBBARD ft HUNT, Agents.
,20 end 33
Corner Clafk and Water streets. Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, cr the renewal of PolU
ch-A and all business connected with the Office. tray be
made to us, duly appointed Agents for the City of
Chicago, with frill power to receive proposals and I*so®
policies, oa as favorable terms as other responsible
Companies; and It* aim will he to secure the confl.
dmee of the nubile by an honorable course of dealing.
.*L MAGILL, General Agent, 51 and 53 West Third
etrset. Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all application* for
Agencies. In.the Western or Southwestern Statre may
bv addressed. [apg-CO-ly
CITY IKS. COMP’Y,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Snrplun,---W5P,746.70.
Officers: _ _ .
OEO. HART. ILIL COGGSHALL.
president. Sec’y and Treasorer,
£. P. Rosa, Vlce.pre#*t. 6. 11. Bctlxr, A«s*t Scc’y.
CURTIS I*. NORTH,
General AgenL Masonic Temple, Chlcaga
Dm*crowr-Georgeß. Hart, F-P. Boss. A.C. CatteH,
Foster B. Perkin*. R. W. itaUcy, Andrew Chambers,
IL R. CcggahalL Sacauel Jones, M. D, Hon. H. M. •
FuUcf. mhlP-00-iy
*\rORTIX AMERICAN FIRE IN
il BURANCE COMPANT,
PUdnp Capful IMB.OOCL
Insurance Against Loss by Fire.
HUBBARD* HUNT, Acenta, Chicago.
Cor. Clark arid Sooth Water ata.
rronincn fide insurance co.,
Poldnp Capital fia,CS&S
Insurance Against Loss by Fire. ■
IlimnAßD A HUNT, Agents, cor. of South Water
and Clark cu. first door, Loomis* Block. 0e25-b9oi
TTARTFORD FIRE INSUR’KGE
J.i COMPANY,
- Market Table,
Cadi on hand and on eaJL - SIS3£OX9t
Loans amply teenred. M.173.W
Real Rsatc,cash value ISXOQ.OO
~ Shares Bank block In Hartford JfiAsai.OO
2jio “ - - in New York ItNAJAM
I.) 10 m «• » In Boston. ... 10A355.00
i'P “ Ct Louts and Milwaukee 42,100.00
too " River Company Stock. Hartford.. 8,000.00
I'D " Railroad Stock, 1^250.00
« City and lialiroad Bonds 42.160.00
BtsloStocka 56,725:00
Total Assets.
Total UaWHUas,
Tolloes la the above Company leaned by
HOST ft HIGOIKSON, Agents
No. l Loomis Block,
aato-cMLtea Comer Clark and Booth Water sts.
IR E , MARINE,
LIFE INSURANCE.
mVMIATT.IN LIFE, of Few fork.
hohe,
FfIEMX,
\l'ASHlfiGT®lt|
CITIZENSf M “
>BO\TDEXCE WASHINGTON, Pr«-
Tldcnce, R» 1.
CONWAY, of Conway, 3I&W,
HAIKPDEN, of Springfield, HX&mw
Dealer* In
Aggregate Capital and Surplus,
VfEW ENGLAND FIRE AND ' i IRON BLOCK SkSUa,
Marino Insurance Company, j
OP IUBTFOBD, CONNECTICUT. j ItBMOV ftTl.
AMOU,J*a.l,isao I . •
Inmrenco Affninst Loss by Tiro. ; PFARE MARSH & DiC LSftß
•HDB3ABn t HPNT. Atrea Cltauw. . •*"*>*■» "•Hl**** l w U ~
-JTM-Iy’.d’ao * Cor. Clxrlc and Soulb Water »t?, M
Ja«saWMrl_
a. wtro
K.T.IAWUU'CC. W T.’WCfWAT*.
insurance.
CASH CAPITAI*, $200)000.
HARTFORD. OONXT.
No. 1 Loomis’ Building.
Of Slartford, Gona.
OF NORWICH, CONN.
Chartered in 1810*
AS6ETS MLA.Tr 1, 1660.
3IILLEB & WILLMABTH,
.Acuntu fhr thu
K M
M Cl
M M
$5,000,000.
Office, No. 150 South. Water Street.
IWTI
©jsters.
gTEVENS & WEBBER.
OYSTERS,
FRESH FROM BALTIMORE ETEBT DAT.
108 • Randolph Street - 108
IT Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to. ocadJKUra
Cnatoroew will alwan And « »tib ftin Uae«
teiowubrcixlsof HEAVY DOMESTICS, bo tight etCrtt
T» T>T Krrrn # oa > — N hand*, and offered at a «naU advance, together with*
15. "LAli -CJ LU» fPfo ft*q Urgeitoctof
OYSTERS 'SS' I wooleis shawls dress boobs u.
rEOil DALTniORE AND DELAWARE BAT. . continue onraotto
C 5 - - - Kandolph Street • - - 65 •'X.fVW* PRICES ’WUSV*
OrdenCromthe coantryprompUy attended to. (fal3 .
L,
printers’ <S2Jard)ousc.
/CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY)
VJ AXD I
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE, ! COOLEY, FARWELL & C 0„
90 'Washington, Street, CMcago. \
Tterrtacriberlsprepared to furnish TTPElnlanre 1 4-2 A - fl.r>A 4-S
nr »m»U quaniles. made from a inperior ccallty of > • » “**
tuetaU for cither cash or approved paper, lie U also i
aappUed wltha larce stock of Presses Ink.'WoodTvpe,
sod every Ulnz necessary for a complete Printlaj:
OClce. A new Specimen Look I* now ready for delivery
and will be sent to parlies wfehtnz to order, on applka-
- ■s> p. IT « & O B S
Vetoing ixladjiucs. ~ jobbers.
XIETROPOLITAN SEWING 1860 BOOTS & SHOES. 1860
X>JL MACHlKE—Manufactured by
DR. n. 8. PAINE,
>'o. frl Tcrth Dearborn ft Salesroom attbeßoetsad
Shoo Store, Ko. ISB Late bL, (M floor.) ■
. Sewing Machine Agents Wanted
In erery county thronghoot the Staten, to tell IS. 8.
Patik’b Mctkopoutak Dncßtx*Locr, tujnc, Titt . , .
GitorzaA Barea's Stitch RS Family Sxwnra MacnurA - s -v- Vb £2 CSAPt
the tame for whicb Lewis Cornell lias acted as Apent. i - |>UvA9 Al%
forth*laat fewweela. • *
‘ sre la E*r« cow la store a fall and complete stoctwblct they \ ■ ■ • iT'T?xrr , T?T? Tea
any respect to those aelHaff at a Usher-price. AUrso. : offer to ths Trade on the most farorAhJa terma. | SH A V K VrrKH.—CyQfirigg
mSe : * , peU(T«lcthiaWei!necf*«>ds wm co*TCltth>le * tn vlo'mi n r*o ffrcitto nSi er'
jobnston'slmpTriTMPAtnJtAtOttetabteHctantt-r. owatatrr.-atb- fyansfvToeratoct before perrhaatue 7 O Box XVtU
Address, or call la persoa Spoa JPC. 1~ s. pa V£E. eScwTu re. as our wotw ia. Low rent and «aail profits. 0$
?.0. Box S3C3, Chicago, 111. seSWltt-Sai iiafiKliOMm ; TrlllrecetTCprompt attention, Boß r™
82af)olcsale Rouses.
CM ALL WARES, BUTTONS
O AND NOTIONS.
Wonted floods, Bleevea, Goiters, 4c. Press Trim
mins*. Corsets and Skirts. Gloves and Hosiery. The
trade is respecifnlly Invited to examine the above
goods, which will be told for
CLOSE CASH PRICES.
T>ERLIN WOOLS.
■U Imported and for sale bg
au2o 73 La£e streetUhlssgo,
'JMJTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
HARDWARE AND TIN PLATE,
62 Lake Street -- - 62
We offer to tbs trade, at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES j-
ASOO boxes TIN PLATE,
S,Soobdls SHEET IRON.
aeo “ Russia iron.
ISO - IMITATION RUSSIA.
SLSO “ BRIGHT and ANNCALO WTS3.
SS casks SHEET ZINC.
10 tons PIG TIN.
IfiwOQ Ibc. COPPER BOTTOMS,
10 t'iti TINNERS’TOOLS en^HACHIKia.
SO casks BRIGHT OX axd COIL CHAINS,
LOGO doc. AXES,
WOO - SHOVELS, SPADES and SCOOPB,
30 tans SAD IRONS.
TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
octt-'fiO-ly Corner of State and Lake sis.
H.V'IS, CAPS,
Purs, Buffalo Robes, &o
AT WHOLESALE.
1860. FALL TRADE. 1860
WEBES, WILLIAMS & YALE,
S5 LAKE ST, CHICAGO 23
Have la store a very LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK of the above goods, and are folly prepared tc
compete successfully with the best Eastern firm* In
VARIETY. QUALITY AND PIUCES, ud «o!Wl A csD
from all prompt paying merchants. (at£9'6o-ly
Kawsou At Bartlett.
aivuracrruxs ixn w»oL*sAL*<neitXsS a
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. SO.—.-...-..LAKE BTBSCT.
.£1,500.000 00
91,100 00
Chicago, nx.
We would respectfully call the attention of Cltr and
Country Merchant* to oare\t*n«lvr stock of Roots and
Shoes, which weliave now In More, on*! are dallr re
ceiving from onr Factory In West revision. Mom.,
which consl-t* of a full assortment of those Celebrated
Custom-Made Patna Grain W*t<T Proof
Coot*; together with a. * stock of aU f fries of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of the best quality and manufacture, which we are pre
pared to sell for CASH and prompt paying trade at
Boston and Kew York Jobbing Price*.
We are Agents for the aale of Mitchell's Patent Metal
lic Tip Boots and Shoes In all the State*.
1860 .FALL TRADE 1860
- H. W. HUNT & CO.,
33 end 33 I-nko street, Chicago.
HaaufiCturers and Jobbers of
Beady Made -Slothing,
And Dealers In
GENTLTCIEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
gT3
Olothi, Coatings. Cosslmerea. Satinets. TaCon*
Trimmings, ftc* ftc.
Our Stock la large and well assorted, and wm ba said
At the Lowest Prices,
.94CA.0M/O
. 153,525J>1
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
FIELD, BENEDICT A CO.,
Nos. SI and »3 South Water street.
Importers and of Goods
lor r.len’n Ware,
They are now daily receiving their csnal Large and
varied stock tor the Fall Trade. to which thev invite
yoor attention. TUclr acock consist# in part of Broad,
cloths, of all colon and grad*-*, Ulark ami kanev CoS.
slmerea, Black-and Fancy Doeskins, Blue and Black
pilots. Black and Colored Mo»cov Beav'ra. Brows.
Black Blue and nil colors of Cantor Bcavcra. Bilk and
Vaicalla Vesting# of all grade# andstvlea. SATINHTS
of oil grades and styles. Also, a Bill and complete
■lock of Tailors’Trimmings.
AGENT FOB
SCOTT’S S2PC2T OP PASSIONS.
J* I N PLATE AND
HARDWARE,
We offer the following at the lowest market rates
8.000 Boxes Tin Plate, assorted sixes,
B|SOO Bundles Sheet Iron. No*. 16 to S3.
300 " Russia Sheet Iron.
100 “ Imitation Sheet Iron.
100 Cask# Sheet Zinc, assorted width*.
5.000 Lbs. Brnser’s Copper.
5.000 Lb*. Preyed Copper Bottoms.
LOW) Bundles Win*, assorted No*. 0 to 20,
LOCO Begs Nalls. Wheeling aud other prime brands.
A full assortment of Hardware, Tinners’ Tools, Js
paned and Pressed Tinware, Rivets. Lars, Ac.
WILLIAM BLAIR ft. CO.,
eel No. ITS Lake street.
JEWETT & BUTLER,
WHOLESALE DEALEBS O
HAROWAHS m CUTLSRY,
Sails, Glati, Sheet Hrosi, Copper,
TINNERS’ STOCK, TINNERS’ TOOLS
Tia-Plato, S’escc-Wiro, fitc.
IS * - - LASS STREET • • • 18:
SIGN 0? THE SCISSORS
Between Wabash and Illchigaa Avenoea. Chicago, U
Fztn rarer Jiwrr.
IQctldlgJaal
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
C. C. COOK & CO.,
(Successors to Saterlee. Cook A Co J
10 & 11 . STATE STItEEX - 13 A 18
Wholesale firocers
AND DEALERS IN
DRIED FRUITS. FISH,
■WOODE3T WARE, <sc.,
Invite the attention of Cotaury Merchant! to
their stock, which they o3Tcr at Lowest
Cash Prices.
.iwaus
6. O. COOK As 00.,
.STATE STREET.
pROCKERY, FIXE CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
Silver-Plated and BriUanla-Wm,
Hot’sE-i'rnMsm.vc goods.
■weoLHALi urn urrin.
THOMAS F. BY3N, 170 Lak* Stmt
[mbuOTOJ
G. M. HENDERSON & GO.
KAzrricmcjjjmT»aciS3i scums a
■ BOOTS AND SHOES
No. SS'.Lak* St., Chltage, 111,,
Bars In store's large >nd desirable stock o i stood*
vUlcn thej.vlU sell tery cheap to cash sad prompt*
pajlnj trade. Wo are the Agents fcr
; MITCHELLS’ PATEST METALLIC TIPPED SHOES
ns ui ra* eT*T*s.VrraotT ncirmis.
are cow to be foond at the magaldcent store
So, S3 Lake street, comer Wabash Arcane.
mTMti&u . c.y.ngN'Dr-R3oy»oo.
i Convened by their mer easing ba»lne«s to teeklarze
t Quarters, bare removed from their old stand, nesr.J
< orpoelie to the above spacious store* In
BURCH'S IRON BLOCK.
I Tmn they vfll be able to offer at ■choluale. a «ffl
: Urgeraadiaorovaried itocS of
Dry Goods, Hosiery, and notions.
j iB6O FALL TRADE.
WABASH ATESCE,
PEARS-.“J & DANA,
4J9 Stii>- talr®,--<4lO
Jfancfectnren and Jobbers ti
SUatolcsalc ffiouscs.
Q ROC EERY AND GLASS,
BURLEY & TYRRELL
4*9 - Jbalc* Street, Ohloac* - 48
A. GRAVES,
,78 Lake street. Chicago.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS,
IBITAIBIA AID SIIVEB-PUTEO VABt,
fluid axd kesosexe lamps,
Large and Complete Stock of Goods,
Which they offer low for Cash or good Notes.
*s9oc9GUa
JgABCOCK & PEEK,
171 RANDOLPH STREET,
Mahogany, Sosewood and Walnut;
ALSO.
EHAMBEB 0111X8 BOOM&60MM0IF0BIIT0BE
in great variety.
Wood-Seat and Cane-Seat Chairs, Bedsteads and
Bureaux.
School Furniture on hand and to Order.
X3T Particular attention paid to Country Orders.
[jaifraSO IS]
Hanking anh i-xdjange.
QLD lil^VCK^
Liverpool and ]?ew Tort Paehet Ships,
Pallltigon the 6th and 74th of each month. NEW TORN,
LIVERPOOL and CORK STEAMSHIPS* Bailing from
New York everv Saturday, and from Liverpool (calling
at Cork) everv Wednesday.
DRAFTS ON LIVERPOOL AND IRELAND.
Parties vldtlnr the old country, or wishing to send
for their friend*, can purchase tlcketa at reduced
through rates. Drafts on Koval Bank of Ireland, and
or , os .
Jy9*c6ol-Iy 96 Dearborn (fact.
jgAxiaxs house of
B. F. CARVER & CO.,
Marine Bank Building:,
Comer Lake end Lm«iu Streets. A general Ranking
Business transacted. ooreo-ij
[-JgXCHAXGE &DEPOSITBAXK
I OAKPEHTEBrsTIBBS ft CO.,
j (Successor to Weare, Carpenter ft CoJ
i Cedar Rapids, lowa,
j Rena«cs<.—Read, Drciel ft Co., New
I man ft Gelpeke, Chicago. la3ocll-ly
•SO. so
AIKEN & NORTON,
ijL BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Corner of Lake and Clark Streets,
Collections made In all the principal cities In the U. S.
S. JLIXZS. 3. D. XOBTOX. JOSATBIV iru.
JjaT-lyl
TADW. I. TIXKIIAM & CO.,
JU Having returned to thetr old stand.
CORNER OF LAKE AND CLARK STREETS,
Will continue a*
8AH833 ANll EXCHAHiiII BEALI.RH,
Exchange oa ail parts o tarope.
tdwxmj) u imxuxx t«-t3*S3J juus c. min.
ATARINE BANK,
ILL CHICAGO MAH DTE AaD INSURANCE CO,
Capital, 9500,000.
B. F. CARVER. Ca*hlernnd Secretary.
J. YOUNG aCAMMOtf, President.
T3T Collections made and drafts remitted to sll porta
of Cie Union. fed*
JJOFFMANX & GELPCKE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Deposits recelted ». Current Accounts from Parties
In dir or country, ltd the n*ual accommodations
granted to regular .; osltor# and correspondents.
Interest on Init <<* cm only he allowed In eases
where specLHagr.) ;. entshavebeen made to that effect.
We receive d J i:\e. payable at a spcclded date, on
which Interest r- i i c allowed.
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
DepObltslnti i motif** than five dollars reotlved
and Certificate 4 • 1 Deposits U#ued, Xnierest at six per
cent, will be i u wed on deposits of tlds description af
ter the fumi* uve remained In our hand# a specif ed
time. All cart Urates made payable on demand, and In
like rands a*. rposited.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT,
CoTlectlo'.r In Chicago made and proceed* remitted
on davol •t.yiaem.iws current premium ooExchange
only. Collections solicited on all parts of the West, and
proceed# remitted on favorable terms.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART-
We draw Sight or Time CIIU on the principal cities
of the Union, available In anv part of the United States
or Canada, and have madu arrangement* bv which we
ere enabled to order by Telegraph the payment of
Notes. Acceptances. Accounts, «c„ In NewTork
S'JOCK DEPARTMENT.
* We boy ait! »ell on CoromDilon, either at Chicago or
through our Aeent*. at New Tork. State, City, County.
Railway. *c„ Bonds and Stook. Our connection* la
New York are sucli a# to Insure prompt and Judicious
attention i»> any order entrusted to oar care.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
Our bn«lne«s eonneeiion with Enrnpe. being DIRECT,
VERY F.XTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, we feel
safe In assuring the nubile that all foreign Banking
transactions can be effected through oar House with
promptness and erfleaev. equal to anv House In the
Union. We l«me Drain* and Letter* ol Credit In smut
to suit, at New York term#, on onr correspondent* In
London, pari*. Hsmbnrg. Ber-
Hn. Bremen. Leipzig. Cologne, Heidelberg, Basle, Berne.
Dresden, iie , -c.
Belas particularly dedrons ot promoting direct eom
merctal intercoarre between the west and Europe, wo
eheertally, and oa term# most favorable, extend par
ticular facilities by opening credit*. Ac.. t>» respoo.
sihle Western Imponcr*. CallmU*** nf liruhtflr.
ders Note*. Acreptanrci*. Inheriuncc*. &c_. dc„ paya
ble la any part of Ettrope. made with promptness and
dispatch.
UT'Conntry Banks and Banker# supplied with For
etga Bills at low rates. Private Bonos and Mortfz^es
negotiated abroad.
Horrataw a aszaPoss;
mxcxs a. sormox. 1 ottogslpcsb.l ait %. vua
Conxnl ot the Grand Duchr of Saxe-Welnsar. the
Duchies of Brunswick and Saxe-Gotha, and the free
city of Frankfort, and bv special act of several States
authorized to r.ct for tanner citizens of AUSTRIA,
BADEN, BAVARIA, HANOVER. IIESSIA, NASSAU,
PRUSSIA, HAXO-W, WIRTEMBERO, OLOENBEBG,
Ac, JaTdAwly
Oursa IL Dctles
SEMTXARY.
The next term of tills Institution will begin
On WEDNESDAY, January 2d, 1861.
[delSdOET-Sw]
Hyde park semikary,
THE WINTER TERM
Commence* on the 7lh of January.
Expenses per year icxcinslve ot muatc) f ISC, payable
half yearly Li advance. Address
MRS. C. V. WATTE, Principal.
Hyde Park. Cook County. 1 IL BfVN-d"* i-Uiw
"VIEW* YORK STEAM DYE
Xl WORKS.
WM. TEHRCUY,
157 South Clark street, hcr«ffcn Madlsoa andMocroe,
Chicago, Illinois.
Dver and Cleaner of all kinds of SUk and Woolen
Goods. Also, Straw Bonnet Bleacher and Prtmr.
Store and country work pnnctnaliy attended to.
.1* A IN
Fancy steam dye works
OF SIDNEY KaLISH,
No. 195 South Clark strcct-betwecnMoaroeacd Adams,
Chicago, Illinois.
11am been awarded the First premium at tha lata
D.S. Fair. AU.conctrr ordembT.exprui strlctlT au
tended to. Ijaia-iy
REMOVAL.
WK HAVE REMOVED OHS
STOCK OF PAPERS
Xo.«. 43 and 44 Stale Street,
orrosmcirr botsu
■Where we than be pleaded, to see oar old easterners
and ad*, Good.* delivered In eny part of the city
ftee of charge. w« hope to continue to merit the con
fidence of the pnhDcas heretofore.
G. 11, * L. IA.FI.ty.
43 and U State street. opposite City Hotel.
EaUroads, Banks, and Insnrance Co's.,
Toq vUI the shape of Parer* and
Envelope* for Blancs, check Book--*. Deposit Ticket*,
Policies of Insnrance. Sho v Cords and Railroad Tick.'
eta. a£ lover prices Una esa ba found In ibis market.
We hare Sedlitz. FUtertar. Ttoae. Hardware. Manilla,
and Colored Papers adapted to your use.
LAWYERS,
We have the best varieties of Legal Cape. Koto, Letter
papers, and Envelopes la the market at the lowest
prices. Call aad ice before baying.
us un.vn.JL e pjprjis.
Bare yon tried the Note. Letter and Cap Paper* of thla
Celebrated Brand? If net try theta. They are pro.
Bounced the
Cheapest and Best Papers
In the market, and taking preference over another
Brand*.
BTATIGIEBS AID CQDITT CLERKS,
Ton win find Uto yoor advantage to call sad examine
our good*. They are desirable and what yoa need.
Ooretxkof Fine Note* and Baths for Ladles cannot
be excelled. Letter and Cap Papers of every kind and
quality. We have everything you need and at lot
price*. CallaadaatUfyyoorselve*. . _
" fl It T. T AVT.rf
1860
GROCERSITD BBT GOODS DEALERS,
win find In enr stock an klnda and qualities of Straw
and Manilla Wrapping paper.*. AUo Letter. Cap and
Vote Papers soluble me the trade and consumption.
(I, U, A L. LiIUN, ■
42 and U State street, opposite City Hotel.
• FBZNTS33 A2V9 BOOEBZN9SBB,
k
i Tou win oonsultyonp own Interests ty ealllnsr and ex>
I amlntns our stock, comprised la part as follows:
1 2.000 Bundles Printing and Book Paper, all sixes,
■; weights, and quality. Any tlzu made to order oa
•1 short notice. ~ ~,
LOGO Beams Flat Capa, white and blue
Its “ Double Vlat Cap. white and bins.
LMO “ Folio Post, white and blue.
I '** Demy anoMedlam, while and bln*,
i SCO ** Flat Letter. _ .„
, 3.000 “ Plain Letter. Cap and >ote«.
i a) “ Fine Straw andßioders Boards.
4 100 ** Assorted Glazed Papers,
i as “ Marble papers.
I CUT CARDS AND CARD BOARDS,
Inparten ai4 Dealtn la
AND LOOKING-GLASSES,
Ask the atuntloa of Dealantathelr
STAR LIXE
BANKERS,
44 and 4t* la Salle Street.
MENT.
FRAXCIS A. lIOFFSUS,
■ Educational.
Steam Bpc J&lorfes.
To oar new and commodious warehouses
DRUG-GISTS.
42 and it StaU street opposite City Hotel.
, Of the best maaatictnre.
0.H.4L LA7LCT* t
« and it State street, opposite dty BoteL
selldnSQa^UKl
fHisrdlaruous.
JOHNS. IDESON & CO.,
No. 115 Randolph Street,
CHICAGO, ILL,
Agents for th.®
nsw m mm
AND
Packing Company,
Kara as hand at all Umaa
A Dirge supply of their new patented smooth
and solid Vulcanised
RUBBER BELTING,
Warranted Superior to any other erermado.
PACKING AND TUBING,
heather Belting,
FIRE BUCKETS,
f9SDrCTL\G AMI EXCISE DOSE,
Of all size* and beat quality.
Lace Leather, Belt Hook* and
Clatpi,
RUBBER CLOTHING.
Rubber Boots and Over-Shoes,
DRUBGISTS’ ARTICLES,
TOYS, COMBS,
Sad •rtrjlMflr la Ui«
RUBBER BINE.
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
VULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS:
Ladies and Hen's Gloves, Nursery Sheeting, Carriage
Cloth.*. Plano, Bone and TVagon Coven, Air
Pillows and Coition*. Spittoon*. (a new article Just
received,) Door Mats, Bath Mata and Tots, a new style
of Knife Sharpeners, Parlor Skater, new styles of Fan
cy Balls. Stationer** Banda, Erasing Bobber. Ac, Ac.
Hard Rubber Goods:
Crochet and Knitting Needles, Finger Rlnga of vari
ous styles and prices. Slates. Pen-Boldere. Pencil*,
O.lers, Cork Screws, all style* of Syringes, Cane*.
Knives and Forka, Pocket Knife*, Napkin Bings,
Baler** Thread and Needle Case*. Match Boxes, Studs
and Sleeve Batons. Watch Chains, Tumblers, Bonnet
Pina. Soap and Shaving Boxes, Ac* Ac.
PATERT VDICAIITE EMERT WHEELS.
ZT Dealer* will please make a not* ofthlt adver
tisement la mating their purchases. dolSdfiC-lm
OLD SACHEM BITTEES
AND
Wigw am Tonic.
THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR-FAMED BITTERS
are recommended by the First Physicians of lb®
Country* cn account of their PURITY AN D GREAT
MEDICINAL VIRTUE,
They are pleasant aa nectar to the taste; and are pro.
nounced the hot Toole and Stimulant ever offered
lo the PobUe.
Their curative power* In eases of GENERAL DE.
Bn,mr. loss of appetite, constipation;
Etc., are unparalleled, and as a guarantee that we feel
warranted in claiming what we do. we beg leave to
state that our assertions are endorsed by
Prof. SILLI3IAN, of Yale College,
Prof* HAYES, of Masucbusetts,
And hundreds of others.
For sale by Grocer*, Wins Merchant*, and Druggist*
generally. ooICTSMy
©HEAT CARPET HAH
Hollister & WilMns,
155 * 157 Lata Stmt IIS * 111
tTP-STAIESJ
Tiie Best Coeds at Low Prices.
CARPETINGS.
Have on band and offer for sale, of their own lmporta
don and of Che best domestic manufacture, the largest
and best assortment in the Northwest or Medallion.
Wilton. Velvet. Brussels. Tapestrv.Tbree.ply.Supertne
Ingrain. Extra Fine Ingrain. Cotton and Wool Ingrains
Wool Dutch, tteotch Hemps, Felt. Venetian, Tapestry
Ingrain. Body Brussels and Stair Carpetings, all of the
greatest variety, prices and patterns: comprising the
largest, best and most desirable assortment ever before
opened In Chicago, and which they offer at the lowest
possible prices.
OIL CLOTHS.
Of theae we offer a large and unrivalled assortment,
either aa regard* quality. style or price, of English and
American manufacture. In wldUisof one yard, oneand.
•uhalf yards and two yards wide, at prices from three
■billings to aix shillings per yard. Also. Heavy Sheet
Oil Cloths, twelve feet, eighteen feel and twenty.foar
feet wide, at price* from lour to tea shillings per yard
Also—Table oil cloths in patterns and by the yard, and
Stair Oil Cloths In great variety.
MATTINGS AND RUGS.
Cocoa Mattings for Office*. Churches. Tc*tlbiflea. Ac.
in all width*, front one-hslf to two yanls wide; Canton
btraw Malting. both white and checked, one, one-and.
a-qoarter andone-and-a-half yards wide; Mosaic. Vel.
vet, Inruaaela and Tufted lings. Cocoa. Jute. Manilla.
Brush. Skeleton. Adelaide and Shecp-Skla Mat* of the
greatest variety In sire and pattern.
CURTAIN GOODS.
French Broca teHc. Satin DeLalnea. French Printed
Lasting*, Reps. Cloth, Damask and Moreen*, ErobroU
deredLac©Curtains. In pairs and by the yard; Em.
broldered Muslin Curtains, and br the yard; Cornier*,
la wood, brass or gilt; Gilt Curtain Bands and Pins.
Centre Tassels. Loops. Drapery Cords. Gimp Bands.
Curtain Gimp*. 9Ck Bordering. Curtain Linings, and
all kinds of Trimmings necessary for Canal ns. Win.
dow Shades la gold borders. Dry and Oil painted
Shade*. White. Buff; Green and Blue Shade Holland*ln
an widths; together with Bray's patent Spring Fix
tures. Balance Fixtures, ptuaam'a, Chamberlin a and
Bailey* PateotPlxturea. Pendulum Fixtures. Bros*and
Bronze Koller-erul*. Hack-Pulleys and Brackets, shade
Cords aad Towels.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Table linens tn patterns and by the yard. Linen Nap*
kin* and Doylies, Marseille* Quilts. Linen and Cotton
sheetings of all Wkldss Linen and Cotton PUlow-Cas.
tags. Towels, Crash, pi •no sod Table Cover*, embroi
dered. printed and embo-sed; Furniture Cblnta: toge.
gether with a targe assortment of Fringe*. Picture
Cord* and Tassels.-
UPHOLSTRY GOODS.
Sorfue Beds Haln Cotton, SeaASras. Excelsior and
Mow Mat Crease a Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Bi-mVeta. Quilt*. Sheets, pillow Cases. Lounge*. Foot
Stools. Willard Cloth*, plashes Enamelled Cloths,
Curled Hair of various erodes. Mow and Excelsior by
the bale. Sea-Graw, Springs, webbing. Bed Lace. Mai.
tress ToftJ aad Twine* for upholsterer's dm.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
BoUister tO W
GREAT CARPET HALL,
111 A lST..Xsks Street, fapatalrtJ...lM A IB
tteadgUnl
JONES, PERDUE & SMALL,
123 ■ > Lake BUe«t • • IBS
MANUFACTUSEBS 07
BLANK BOOKS.
•WRITING!- PAPERS,
Envelopes, Memorandum and
Peas Books.
WBSTUro INKS AH9 R<uuni
Cards and Cardboards.
BOOK BINDERS’ STOCK,
ISD OFFICE RIIioSEBT.
JOSES, PERDUE * CXALI.
•CITE OFFER FOR SALE AT
~Y Y low jaleen ■
500 Boxes Soap. 200 Boseeßttrcfc.
100 Keg* 3*l Soda, . 100 Ke*»S.C. Soda.
200 Boxea Saleratna,. S5 Boxe# Petaab
100 Boxe* Concentrated lyet
TOUUM URU A CO,
■ , K9 8o«tB Water St.
BCQAE- AC.
60 Hbd»
100 BW- N, T. Syrnp. 60 Jlolaseee.
WM. LITTLE A COl.12) Sooth Water St*
Stohes. 2£angrs. See.
gMALL COAL, SMALL COAL,
*m«ll Coal, tmaJl Coal.
Coal, Small Coal.
MTTST fit tTSXD WITH
inTST BE USED WITH
UmSVIBLIM COAX SVKfEBS.
UTTIiBFIKLIM CO,4x BUBITERS.
BOLD BT
SOU) BT
Van gcSaack. 47 Stroot, Chicago.
- ugaor * l Dc *‘ er *JB Hoa»itoptacArflelc*._ rmT«
S I SS^F j: ’ S COOKING STOVE
as- %‘s:"'- b»«
Aren’tatL» f«oolaB artlcl* U for •alo by C. MKT*
aSTVV -»Bute*treet. between Monro® and Adam*
SadTla* of HanVwirs
£dacf)inetp, Sjarbtoare, See.
TAOANE’S NEW BARREL
MACHINERY.
WARRANTED TBL4 BEST IN’ A^rpruA,,
SIOO cold*
la offWla Z thla New and LneqnaDed Carrel Maehtn®.
rytotho Cooper* of the Northwest and Sooth, wedo
•o whh tho foJWt annrasce «h« it be found
“•Beet a-d moat Perfect, the xn«*t bcnnotnlcal
■MdLaborßarlaaof auyta u*e. Readtho Ptemioma
Awarded at tbe different Fain In I*C9:
Citizen Coopers of Ohio, at Cincinnati C. 3. Fair. Puna
of |lootn told.
''l^oma** o**** 0 **** ,04t{tnte » • Sllrer Medal and
Diploma. ** cladaoatI * Cran, l SUrer Modal and
loato Mechanical Aeaoclatlon, Grand Cold Modal
and Diploma.
boask ic nmecrj
Stave Sawing & Dressing
M A C H I N D.
FOB TIGHT WORK.
Thin Machine all other*, la ererr rartten
lar. It saw* the stave from the bolt, curve* and
81ane*|t teadvtoeetup in the barrel all at one opera
on. from 5.000 to in.uto per day. nm nako £3 to
#3O per day clear of all expert*®*. TozoaiinthU w®
hatj a foil net uf machine* fur Tlaht Parrel Wort of
all kind*. Also.
COASTS STATE CCTTISO MACHINE, for F!.or
UarrcU
DO.VXtTS HEADING CUTTER, for Flour Barrel®.
DOANTCS HEADING TURNER, for all kind* of
Barrel*.
DOANETS HEADING JOINTER, for all tlttda Of
Barrel*.
DOANETS FOOT JOINTER, for Floor Darrel*.
DOANETS HEADING PLANER, tor aIIXJmU of head*
DOANETS EQUALIZING MACHINE, for all Mnda of
Darrel staves.
DOANE’S HEAD SAWING M \CHINE. for all kind*
MlU^exua? 111 * macWu * u the a®*t Stlaclo
Barrel Machinery for Completing
Jlonr. arrelaftvm thei.ruJe limber. This machinery
* >lLv M o^fiCl - u,u »«« of iron
u “ etiel—putUne all c.>:u;i*-Uuu U ut of the oct-Uun
Doan® has the Br»t SLitiunary Swar* Kimh.e* and
Boiler*, Portable btcam S.vh «nd NumMiox
Machines Woodworth's Tatum Plaulap MmM:.*% Ke
v1 * 0 * t * , ' , w, '“* eitea.lv® a-.cruaenl
of all JOndsof thehe>t Machinery for all pur o*n* In
u»«. Sole’Western AxentofDnfoe* AtV* celebrated
brand of Dotch Anker Dotting Cloth*. A larg® nock of
HA&r * MUNSON'S
Patent I'lourimj S Crist .SIUU,
AU perfect and complete erttWa thtmMlTo*.
Abo. Leather and Rcbhrr Belting. Lacbiz. PaoSJnr.
Ae_ at U>e Terr lowest cs?>h priori*.
ZV* Don't epend St for Bum-1 or Slav-Machtnerr,
onttlyou nee Doanv'a. band for our caialo-uu and cfr>
coUn. Addrow \v. ii. bo.VNK.
iyucsau-iyi
QHICAGO LEAD WORKS,
Corner of Clinton and Fallen streets, Weet 31d«.
LEAD PIPE, Bill JL\D SHEET LEAD,
Shot, White Z«ead and I»7tharfe,
PIO LEAD, PCMpa AND HYDRAULIC RAM*.
IF* Orders from tlie trade solicited. Cash paid fhr
Old Lead and Flax Seed. P. O. Box I AV*.
Eg. hall, kdibark & co.,
• Impsaers sad Dealers In
Iron, ]Malla, Stool,
AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
Noa.Uosndl2l Washington street. Chkaga. masts.
1 aplij
s3apcr iDautjiugs.
ALL PAPERS
CHEAPEST /.V TO If *,V.
F. E. RIGBY,
.lU.NDnU’H STREET
Uysi-ctoo-ami
A L
LAMEST ASSORTMENT 07
NEW PATTERNS
AT
DRAKE A B ISO’S,
PAINTBKS AND PAPER HANGERS,
•• ■ Sou (Is Clark Street .... 114
foriH sir! '
Erasihc *oap.
11. STEWART & CO’S.
LTIPROVED
Chemical and Erosive Soap,
TUB GREATEST LABOR .VXD
MONEY SAVING FAMILY STAPLE*
Pleane Observe i
This Poap took the tint premium at the World'* Fair
la London, where «uo dicerent boaiu were cm e-thiM*
duo. after a trial of three boors valuin' ontpolsta, tar,
grease and printer's .uk.
I*L— This Smd la, every ounce of It, washing mate
rl*L
3d.—When o*etl aa cllr'cted It dl*pcns-** with all
pounding and machine friction, nnd will »ave fun Oily
percent, of the time and labor u-mally ivqulMl to do
tbs washing of a fitmlly.
Sd.—Wavr—ln the use of this Soap, hard water needs
no - breaking" or cleansing. Simply use a tinad ex*
cess of the Soap.
<th.—Cloths will look much whiter and cleaner. and
last looser. The Soap Itself sullen* the fabric and
loosens the dirt. It U warranted not to i-ii re the finest
fabric.
5 th.—A strong aolntlon or aids will clean palnixf.r*
nlture. kitchen uteuslU, etc., with the greatest case,
raptdltv and thoroughness.
6th.—Used as a Toilet Soap, It cleanses the skin of
dirt, crease, tar, paint, printer's tnk. cLr. leaving u soft
and clear. It la Invaluable for hand wadiiu.;.
Tib.—lt will remove oil. wheel grease, paint, eta,
Horn ailk and woolen snoda. a~d the best rtsm t-1* may
be washed in It without being nlled, or with other wisps.
Dealers and the ruhll. general!/ are requested t*
give the Soap a trial.
Mr. R.H. Rtewsrt, bring a practical •osp-ma!. - **r. baa
experimented npon ami te t**d U.e*e soap* in v .nous
ways, aud offers it to the public as a &osp wi.leU will
SATE TIME, LAEOB AND MONEY.
We are willing It should r«->t upon It* merit*. All we
a*k U to give It a trial and If It doc* not give full ialla
faction, the money will be refunded.
or For sale at all the trading grocery stem. Ee
sure and get the genuine.
cel-ds7>lm Manufactory. Ml Klazle-st. Chicago.
VERY IMPORTANT IX FOR.
T MATION.—The IT.L-.ol* Starch Com-".nr. at
Ottawa, are now manufacturing tho purest ePm-h in
the world, la body, quality smi whuenc-* Iccunoot
be excelled, sad being manuuctuml entirely with
spring water, which L* naturally soft a* rda wntcr. It
contains no nefarious chemical, hence It is lißlnUcly
more desirable lor food aad laundry ihaa
any other In use.
As an assurance to the public of the merits of
the Starch, any amount of the most MtUfoctorr refer,
eocea could be given, butln thla case reference nCk-cito
be unnecessary, as all. by procuring a lltllo lor trial,
can satisfy themselves. In buying the Starch bo par.
Ucalarln teeing that it I* taken from boxes marked
ILLINOIS STARCH COJJPANY,
Mc'GI.NM.S MAKER,
To Wholesale Dealers, the Company would siv wtlb
our unequalled facUltyformanufacturinr. and the very
great advantage we nave over oil other fretori •* of
S archasing corn at low price*, we ran sell you at
cures that will make Jt to your Intercut to >.-ndus
your order*. Every box of Starch that leave* tho
lactorv la warranteil equal If not superior to ary pro.
dared In the world. All nrd**r* ana comniur.l -tlon*
addressed “ Illinois Starch Company, otmvj. I.uuoU,*
win receive pvompt attention, I io*t-*>ciAra
T> AGS—BAGS —BAGS—BAGS—
Jj COBS EXCHANGE
BAG MANCFACTOBY,
HART. ASTKN A CO., iff* South Water Chleagd,
B, JL cf'AHK. £ CO., ti< Broad street. New York.
MascracTVixju *SO bealsis nr
Begs ofEvery Description.
Millers' and Grocers' lugs made ami printed toorder
with besotlftil brands. New andsecoud-handseanilnie
Grata andGuany lUi*. for Shippers. MUlirs nud Far.
ners’use. Bugs for Flour. Buckwheat. Feed. Hama.
Biit Seed. Ac. _
PT Orders filled with fidelity end dispatch. Bags
loaned to shippers. tn.vs.ly
pmCAGO BAG AGENCY.
MVTfI ATEB STREET.
BKAMLES3 ORaIJT "AG3 of varlona alia* sad
< TLOUB-HalT«i. Q .tere, sod printed te
order of unr desired potters.
HAM SACKS-Every liiejutd.
GUXSV BAGS—TwoorThree Itushe.li. . __
MeKhtnti, Millers. l.rocer* usd Pro*
ilstoa Dealer* will ftnd lust iuo articles waatud la ow
* t s»msj*‘ oUcll,<l ' HATTSIXS * empm*.
bags: a\G9i! avest:*
7AS^ELI/3
steam rig mastwctobt.
so. 23 muxr eraser, emetax
BAGS A2TO SACKS
Of every description fnmliJicd on
•bon notice, oad printed wltb
Bew «ad Beautiful Brandi.
SIMEON 7ABWXLL.
»pMAWtT-ti*U
riXJNNY BAGS— IOO,OOO FOR
VJT SALE AT THE
Oosb Hxcbaago Sat glwnnfactory,
HAS C. ABTES 4 CC\.
TEVNE & AMsm,
tl Piocoudßertnllte 9MTT A
r jl. i n* x Jr
. im. WaaUagtoa st* t
FRESCO AND DECORATIVE PARTING
In a, Ptrlon, Dln!=J IM?' V lll V?5 ln o 01 ST2 -
eUn BMldmcCT. Also. IS*>"'«' l F r ot clmrcli.-. nb.
Be n«!K *e_ la CMfatfo. Illinois end oiner su;*»
WosieoetTeetrictsiVßOoaUxtiieGralalncof Wood
nod mad aoUdt yoor order*, conldsa: of ex
mstwfibwn toiwtf entire satisfaction.
jjyXE A AUMISL 101 WasM-yoi e
ISSUE* Stmt.
X\TET - WFTEAT* —V amiers taka
YY aottcr.—tsm prepared to re'-rire.in-! !ry?oar
darapansaleafclo wlleat; *o tint Itwl’i r* , ‘* L” ccci.on,
maa»toreltatfAeusaai ratej. !*.♦ s<>nnil.
Brsvbn caIVA Clsansc* n-r I>r in: oMl,»irr d.-.uin
viUral tar farmers aadc.mntrrde.v’.cri will sol esccfd
flve c-'iTJ ?rr Jiiishrl. Advsnre* mad-* on wb-nl KM I
tsito:.- Ca’o.lj Prtc-l Uoal Qroni new T>r ?•»!*
ByUkebasorßaxrcL LJelt-iyi SiTLV 11STL1, *> M’.iFt.
BARRELS.
SIOO Gold*
133 Clari ttryej tiifcigo.
c. w. ntATCnYoRn.
tELUXQ
PAPER!
Sriartij.
Hags.
ganders.

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