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Special Nonces.
Consumptives.—The Ad /or-
Itirr. bavin; been restored to heelUi Jn c low ireoia by
n rrry simple remedy, after having suffered several
jeer* with a severe lan; affection. and that dread dis
ease, Carromptlon—U anxious to make known to bis
fellow*: offerer* the means of cur.-.
To all wbo desire It, he will tend a copy of the pro
acrlpUaa used .'ree of charge, wltb the directions for
preparing and uriDgtho same, which theywll flndn
Era* Cons roa Connrnos, Astuxa. bmxuiiih
Ac. Tbe only object ofthe advertiser In sending the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, andspread lufbr
matlon which bo conceives t> be Invaluable, end bo
hopej ovcTj sufferer will try hi« remedy, as It will co.t
them nothing. and may prove a bicasing.
Parties wishing the p.cKrtptlon trill pleise address
Bar. EDWARD A- WILSON, WlUlamsburgh. Kings
Goncly. yew Tor-'. diISdESC-ty
A Friend in Kccd. Try it.—
DIL SWEETS* INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Is pre
pr.rcd from the recrlpc of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Con.
cccllctit, the great bone-setter. and has been nsed la
bl>» practice for the last twenty years with the moat
astcnhhlngtucccss. As an estcnal remedy It Is with,
out a rival, and will alleviate ptln more epccdlly than
any other preparation. For all Rhcuu-atle end Ntr*
▼ona Disorders It t< truly Infallible, and asa curative
for Sores. Wounds. Spralus. Urolses, Ar„ Its soothing,
healing and powerfnl strengthening properties, excite
tbojnst wonder and ast nlshment of all who have ever
given It a trial. Over four hundred ccrtl Scales of re
markable cures, performed by It wKMn the last two
year.*, attest tills fact. For sale by .1. Jl. JOHNSON,
General Agent, .9 Kate street. Chicago, aid by all
Dealers. colTWcow-d-ly
[S7“ The Female Organization is of
ten Mttr .'l cs that of atender 3 ower. Mnnrof the *cx
enter mi? marriage relation! without being able to
nadergo the .abor and tr.ilt rfmntcrr.it]:. In tills
country thoosandi of young and beautiful woman ars
sacrificed cverr ycarfrjm tills IIOSTET
TEC'S CELEBRATED STOMACH EITTECS will
sstc many of this class from aa untimely grave. TMs
medicine has been us“d with great benefit by Immense
number* of people throughout the rejmh Ic, and the
proprietors hare received grated commendations
fro » all sections of the country. Ihe 2'ltters will be
found to be very pleasant to the taste, erm r* a bever
age, and prompt and poweriul In its effect as a taedl.
cine. Ic inftwa new vtuilliy Julo the Iranie. and
strengthens *he win Ic system. so that women who nsc
it are enabled logo through with labors wdeh, with
out U. would be c ruin to prostrate them.
Sold by an druggists.
JdEP*** Greeley’s llourbon filters.—
The*e popalar Bitter* all the noari.'hlng and
lorljorati?; properties or Pm* rtu Cornnos Wjui.kt,
and art) con laifei the mo<t cft'aelsiu Tonic and
BnxrnsT. M well a* the tnoft cnrc-tble
ever offered to the public. Asa tonic lor Oil people,
delicate Ladlen. convalescent Invalids. and all weakly
people, etc? cannot os snrpiv •?•«!; to all case* oftVcat.
oe*> or debility, they trill ghc Immediate relict and
linpsit a ►lrene healthy tone to thr system. Atrial
trill oublUn tliclr merits overall other Tor:lc« now la
use. For Lr»o CourLaixrs. Unoxctrina. Dvsrcpsu,
Sutvocs UjsaAsu* and Ijvlr Cokplaiktk they art an
Invaluable remedy, and are a certain preventive of
Chills aud Flt£ha.
Tat up In Qnart Bottles, In cate* of one and two
dozen, and for sale by Druggist* end Grocers every
where.
W. F. ft A. W. OREFLET, Proprlrtcr*. No. 23 Tre
moat street, Boston, Mass.
J. IL JOHNSON. General Agent,
So, TO. state”street, Chicago,
B. R. LAND ON, Agent. apCYw-dswly
Lyon's Katharion lor ilic Hair.
Nothing Las cr.- r been made which has gives fucL uni
venal sallitictloi. It restor.-s, I reserves nod bcaotl
lies the Hft’r, and ImpsrU a delightful odor. It jvn
wish a flae. healthy head of Hair, try it. Sold every
where, for 23 cents per hotl’.c. dcll'JO-lm
JSP’Tlioße who are curious to wit
sea* the woJtderfol perfection to which A. Ohswald:
(late manager at Bstchctor'a, N. T*) has brought tb*.
manufacture of Wigs aod Toupee*, are Invited to visit
nls Wig aod Hair Dying Rooms, at No. ICO Lake tercet,
and examine these curio ob productions of trt. No
scrutiny can detect the artlLclalfrom the natural, when
adjosied to the Lead.
Kennedy’s Medical Discovery
cures Perorola.
Keanedv** Medical Discovery core* rryFlpels*.
Keancdr’s Medical Discovery cure* Canker.
Kennedy's McJlcal Discovery cure* NorslngSoreirth.
Keouedy** Medical Discover) - cure* llniuuruf tiiaEye*
Kennedy's Medical Discovert - cure* Scald Head.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery cores Uotmlnc o’ ttieEar
Kennedy's Medical Discovery cures Ulccratd Sore Leg
Kennedy's Medical Discovery cures Lepra.
Kennedies Medical Discovery cures Utieumatl*-m.
Kennedy's Medical Discover) - cures Salt-Klicim,
Keoucdv’s Medical Discovery cure* Diapept-U.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Regulates die lloweta.
Kennedy** Medical Discovery Regulates tlie Kidneys.
jr**QDedv*» Medical Discovery Regulates tlie Liver.
Kennedy’* Medical Discovery bas cured Dropsy.
TThen yon are sick, mod do not know what tbematter
is, perhaps yoahaveaalnwarthnmor. Try Kennedy**
Medical Discovery.
For tale by alt Druggists.
fHtigic Stores.
JUDSON HIGGINS,
A.
49 Clark street, near Lake, Chicago, QL,
PUBLISHER OP SHEET MUSIC,
Dealer In
PIANOS AND MCLODCONB,
AXD OIL U3Dfl OF
NITJSIC-A.L INSTKIJMENTB.
The beet ofirALIAN STRlNGScocauntlyonhand.
FIANOS TO BENT.
rnnlce and Brnslrlnz done at eho-t notice. ATI or*
JJSiuureLsVto aT JUDSON HIGGINS. 40 Clark
•tract, Chicago. HU. will receive prompt attention.
noffta-iy
' ’ DEA-EKIN ffi 111
PIASO FORiES AND MELODEONS,
No. 99 Clark Street,
HAIiLKTT, DAVIS Ac CO.’S
Premium piano Fortes, which have been swarded
thirty-two First premium in Gold and Silver
Medals.
Oeo. A. Prince** Melodeona. Pianos to Rent Apply
tX Marie a tore. 99 Booth Clark street.
L AUGUST WHOLESALE
house in
Musical Instruments and Strings.
jmjms BAITS H,
99 South Clark Street, Chicago*
Manufacturer and Importer o! Mnalcal Instrument*
and String*, having connection with manufacturing
honse* InWcilßi. Lelp-SG, Dnwten. England and
U prepared to furnish Dealer*, Bands aud Individual
wuh every article in their line,
AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
J. BAUER.
DRUMS AND BKASS
INSTRUMENTS.
JULIUS BAUER,
MANUFACTURER OF
DRUMS m BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
99 Bontli Clark Street, Chicago*
[oclSdSß-ly]
H -WORCESTER'S IMPROVED
• piano-fortes.
xiacnfactorr and Sales Room*. Fourteenth Street.
corniTTtUrd Avcnue.Ncw lork. •
Foraouartcr of a cciiluty the Instrument* mann
•ctarcu at the above eaubllahmcnl have ranked
moos the tirat in U.e country. Ihclr dunMlltjr.
•uVnrtii and delicacy ol tone and touch are Idgnly
anartcuicd by all who have riven litem a Umrouuh
SrULTlif proprietor, by ri»l?S l ‘U personal attention
|L tbe uiaimtueture ot each lustrunienL tn all U* dr.
(alia 1* enabled to guarantee iupcriorexcellenws atid
reJiabUUty la every roepect, l.oct<ditba»m
DOD WORTH’S MUSIC STORE,
No. 6 Aster Place, K. Y.
PnbUiUCT and Dealer In J-orelgn and American Mo
rtc. Ineirumenw and XI mdcal XlrrchamUst Songx and
OnupotiUons for the Plano Forte by the be-t nmju-rj:
fiaerud aod Organ Xliihlc; Dance and Military Wnnlc
for the Piano-Forte, aent by mall, IKWW ftve. (►um»s
mar he «nt Instead of change). Umtocuesof Mu;ic
for uraaa lUnda Quadrille Banda, aiuult or large Or
eliestna. Price lift ot BrA*» Instrument** aeut on ap-
Tdlcattoo. The ** Journal lor Bn»»- Banda." anew jml>-
lleatlouof Hand Mudc. t* In-uihl on Oie tSU« of each
tnootli: idngle Kw. *l f I.T * or fls per annum ;al-ouje
•Cowpttmon,~eom*imnfi Uirdm.hedlcp.cc. Price
gleaca nniober. Tlie uxirumenul puna In these
worki are aenarato and reads for performance,
tronainicjwwwu HLvXHTU. DODWOTH,
Dlre*;or of Dodworth'c Band.
i=ge ai a Ear.
“PTE AND
PR, CAOWELL,
or gAraaoiTfii
»VxC AND JEA.R,
For Dc- •n. Rllndaca*. and all defect* ofelchtand
heart- rr. C. U a regularly educated phyilclaD. and
ha: votedlaenty jear» <■ Id* prote»#loual life ex
i rtrclt to the treatment ol LlacaM-aottheKycandEar.
rar* \o charge made or an examination cr opinion,
gad no*tec required for nnacecesaiul aorvlaa
Bit. CAUWr-LL*b Treatlac on the Kye and Ear. (CM
eaeaTfith) coattlulng rciercucea, leadmonUl*.
beoad gratia on postage ten ceata. Ad
dn>i* 83 Randolph etrect. LUcago. aeigtiO-ly
T GUIS MAUSS,^.*^g
paicri'-AL OPTICIAN,
•o Bom clxrk Frater. TV
Opposltr. .nc Court Ilooae.
SeetFrenchCryeialaul Braxßlan pebble Epectaclea,
Kye GUI Opera Olaoaea,
‘ MICBOsCOPi-a. TELESCOPES,
Mathematical Joamruvnt*. etc M etc- constantly os
ffgd. All kind* ot uiwomeut* and apectaclw re.
fiMt ciiiirt la «i U’d Into old tram tat. I*B
tmting.
Q AS PIPE AND FIXTURES.
Brown Sc 'Wilder,
47 ft 49 state State Upstair**
CORNELIUS ft BASE ITS. PHILADELPHIA.
CAS FIXTURES.
Tbo richest assortment tn the dty, compriatag oQ
LATE PATTERNS.
per cent dUcoontfrom Bat prlce*^^ria^i^2o
D. MoFAELANE’S
Gas, Steam Fitting
—San—
PLUKBTRO ESTABLISHMENT.
84 U Salle Street, Ghlcigo,
LUin or
ut niTons abb mi fbbiitdbi,
practical pxvjasEn,
And Menaisctorer of
st.t. grwf«> OF STEiSC TTOBK,
TC? r Hfc TRADE*
Tbttride mDPUe; it everr *rttcl« to the
OM.ateun Fuiaurno..
lai Kromintdone to
Or U-Miti&esory Wl
«rMJv
. 1 East Washington street.
Large or sjiali/ orders
p* feed. Um. ot jrionr Uled In short order aad
•skaferaSuK. :h«j as*vtfi« xouuiT
iSoncp anb Exchange. -
JJOKKY TO LOAN
At Ten Per Cent.
From one to fire year*. In snm« to suit. on CTret-Clsas
Bccurltie« in the city or coantrv. Undress Paper
wanted a: vt Clark stre: t. aK. DOWNING AC 6.
W ANTE D—Land Warrants.
APPLY TO
J . Xj . X. KE ,
deU'CO-ly
JV-XOIIAHGE ON
NEW TOOK AND BOSTON,
Wanted by BENJ.F.QUIMBY 4: CO,
ocli-dzss-ly Commission Merchants N0.182* S.W. it.
WANTE B.—R. K. SAYTFT,
JOHNSON & CO’S
CERTIFICATES WANTED.
Arrlrto DAVENPORT, ULLVAVN ft CO,
aaISW-ly 54 Clark street.
JJONEY T. O LOAN
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY,
O* on GrcOd Improved Fams in this State.
CHAMBERS, I EE & CO„
au2lc?l2-Cra * • 121 Lake street.
r £*ELEGRAPmC EXCHANGE
On New York.
J>rana. AcecptancM, and Not.., palfl la New York
on Ute dsv of maturity, or last day of grace, and money
deposited for account in the city or New York, sad
sent to cities la the vicinity oi New York, on tele
graphic orders. EiiEnYcomw
Sl>ltuy.c93ft Telegraph Ofloe.
\fOXET TO LOAN. —In Sums
I.tJl not to exceed tLSOO, on Farms in Illinois,
within one hundred miles of Chicago.
GEORGE W. NEWCOMB,
ocidlSSAxl No, 83 Dearborn »U, Room & Chicago.
MONEY LOANED
on first-class sectirttle* at the
Itanlrlng Office of Wm« IL Bice 4c Co«y
No. 68 Clark Street.
Three to fire year** Loans at JO percent. Short Pa
pt*rdt«eonntM. Ca.li ad ranees on W&rchotiFeßecrlpts.
gir" City-Scrip wanted. n«y»-c458-iy
77011 MONEY TO LOAN
A? On Real Estate Securities In Coot and adjoining
Coantic*,
Apply to
ERNST PRUSSINC,
Dealer in Foreign Exchange,
HOXEY AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Agent for the British Commercial Ufa In
surance Co., find Notary Public.
No. 6 • - Larmon Block - - No. 6
no.i.jy jc, ii cor. of CUrkand Washington st*.
dclMtir
JAMES D. SHERMAST.
'BANKING, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION,
No. 12 Slate Street, Up Stairs.
Girt ad tat. tod on all kind* of property consumed
to'MlAor shipment.
C*»-h advanced on BTOs of Lading and Warehouse
Eooelpta.
EXCHANCE BOUGHT AND.SOLD.
Benfc*eterest.-Lot*oa.laamdßk>Dgtime on State
street, Wabash, Michigan aod Indiana Avegoea. Alto,
on the West Side,
Hotel on Clark street to rent cheap to a good tenant.
A most desirable residence to exchange for unpro
ductive propertv.
f3T Credits given on New Tort and Boston.
10c30d301-6m]
Business ®arhs.'
OHARLES r. watte.
\J ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
12 S Clark Street, Chicago.
Particular attention given to the law of real estate
ana to the collection of claims within the State of
Illinois. deity
PAYSON & REYNOLDS,
ATTORNEYS ft COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
80 - - Dearborn Street - - • 80
saoacx rsveox wm. c. utsolds.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
... rFuEsreß.—Reynolds, Ely ft Co„ L IT. Burch ft Co*
go: War, h. Reynold* ft Co„ Lofton; John M.
At*. od, i>q* I’iihtdefnlUa; ileaar-.Snrinjrrr x Widta
man h. S. L’Hommedlen, Esq* Cincinnati: John An
drew. l>q* Rnra’i Board of Control. 1). W. Deshlcr,
PreddcnuColnnibuii, O.; 7.2% Ely ft Co., George Ste
phenson, t>q.. Edvard picneponL Esq* New York;
Hon. Ira Hams Hon. Amsta J. Porker, Albany. N, 1,;
John O. Lfeshler, Esq* BuCklo. jehTCO-Jy
pRAWFORD, SHARP & CO,,
\J IUPORTKRS and DEALERS la Crockery,
Oltu and China Table Cutlery, Looking Ola&aea, Cas
tors aud Britton Ware, No, 105 Lake street. Cblcaco,
UUoolZ nib27-53-ly
TTNOX, EUSTACE & REED,
i\, ATTORN* TSATLAW.
130 • * • Clar t Street - - - 130
Between Washington and Madison, Chicago, m.
joetrn nxcz. joav ▼. testae*. ous. a. usd.
Idi.'CS-lyj
QPIES & HURT,
O counsellors at law,
75 ■ - Chestnot, North Side, - - 75
ocTed-ly
Between Third and Fourth 8t»„ Bt. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Ik la Notary Public and Commhuiooer of Deeds
for ctctj Stale !u tbe Union.
References lo Chicago—Scripp* A Brosa.
r&kowcabriKS. Uei-Jy.vusi caltib a bcbt.
jjtationetg, &c.
pARTER *fc STONE, Dealers in
RAGS AND PAPER,
S9 South Canal Street Chicago. HL
J. T. Castes. ' R. h. Stove. _ ,
pr Caab paid lor all kinds of Cotton and Woolen
p Mg a, aeTCO-ly
T>UTLER & HUNT, 48 Stalest.,
JL) have now onhandtbe following ilzee of printing
paper:
J3xt7 16x23 30x44 26x40 26x<2 23x33
29x46 22x44 94x21 25x27 37x41 22x33
26x42 34x34 23x83 25x35 20x27
And are recelviosalargeaaaortmcntorilOOß PAPES.
3.000 reams of Wrapping Paper, of dlilereut oixee.
1.000 ream* Manilla do.
190 reams Cap and Letter, and a general assortment
ot ITlnter'a Stationery.
1.000 kegs or Mather's celebrated Rook andNewa Ink.
All of widen will be sold tor cuali at tlie lowest possU
ble rates.
Mb 19 vr Cash paid for Bags. _g|
Da. ingersoll,
• Blabs Book UxscFicrritcx. .
BOOK BINDEB AND RPLBU.
I am now prepared to manufacture Blank Books of
every description. rolcd and bound to any dcrlrctl pat
terns, with or without printed headings. Particularat
tenUon pnld toordersfromCounty Offlrcw. Banks, Ac.
Ittll Heads, Letter Head*. Shipping Bills, Ar... Ruled
and ITtuted to order. Mausxluea, perodlcals. eKL,
bound In uuv style, old Books bound anti re-bound.
All Umlaut‘printing douc with neatness and dispatch.
Terms moderate. NO. 12d LAKE BTRr.LT.
Nortlieustcorner o( Clans. (entrance on Clarks rcct.)
»*i*a on iu-t >«u.
jfor pike’s ffcafe.
gT. JOSEPH & PIKE’S PEAK
Transportation Line,
A. WABBEH A CO.,
Genera) Freighter* to tbeimnee,
STORAGE. FORWARDING AND COMMH6IOK
MERCHANTS.
We have Trains leaving St. Joseph weekly Ihronch
ont the year, for all parts la Uie mines, ana can pn
parties unusual facilities for getting out frcLrlit with
dbputcli and at reasonable rales. Allcoodselilpnedto
our rare, destined lor the mines, will be promptly at.
tended to. Warehouse on Sixth Street,
A. WAIUHEN A CO..
»n2B'fio-ly St. Joseph. Mo._
rj.UNS !—GUN’S ! I—GUNS! I !
VJT Con*. Rinca. Pistols; Cols'*. AV .
«u 'a Sharp*- 1 A *ud every variety of Ke
volvt-r- Bowl; Knives, Tenia. Ilcta, yijbV
Shovel*. paiM.UoldScalca.BUclcts.aud
all kind* oi miner's tool*: i’owuer. Shoe
Caps.andamiuuulliougenerally. Agents ■ W
tor St. Louis Shot, sole Asvut lor Hat.
•nl'a I'oaUttr. ISW». V. AItBKV If* l-ak*-at. «P*ly
Demists’ Carts.
WILLIAM ALBAUGH, g3Pi
DENTIST, 7 uH®
6S WEST BANDOLPH-ST., CHICAGO 6*
poet Ortce Box £339.
tooPOOJyI
AW. TKKEMAS.«3a
® DENTIST, 30IJLBJ
102 WifntxoTOS Strett. Cercx00....:...10S
Ja«t eut of Clark Street.
No charge fot an
ocS'C&dy
IfiKN DRIED CORN T MEAL,
IV Falrtcld Mills,—Mo bbla ot thla celebrated
brand In aiorc and for sale hy
BEDFORD, UEREDITTI ft CO*
lairfiAlr Wo. 2l9Knat)i Wat rr at
jgralcs,
T\UEYEE & FORSYTH,
I J Uanothotoring Company
SCALES./lx
nss ft BDBOLAn PEOOP /
S A P B S,
Warehonte Trccka, Baggage DarX
row*, flogar Mill), fto.
A. K. EPEKCER, Agent,
oc??-dS54dn 183 Sooth Water SU Chicago.
JJITCUCOCK’S
PrrmtifNt Scales I | i
Xlanafhctnred by 9
ApAVB ft HITCHCOCK,
89 8. C«Dftl-«t., Cblcat£Oft
rind* of Scales Repaired. jgr
HOWE’S STA^D
ARD SCALES. TpH
TDOS. S. BICKEUSCJ, »
So. 45 Wabaah Avenue, Chicago, m jj
Weigh ont of Level. Fo Check
Rod*. All trictlon received on Rr hh
Balia aePCMy W
©jistcrs.
CTEVENS & WEBBER, a Q
or«Tj:iis,
FREEH FBOM BALTIMORE EVERYDAY.
108 • Randolph Street - 108
ry Orders from tbe eoootry solicited and prompt!}
attended to. ocSdSIS-Qm
L. B - PLATT &
OYSTERS
FROM BALTIMORE AND DELAWARE BAT.
65 . • • Bandoljih Street ■ ■ ■ OS
Order* Iromlhe eoariir/pro.npUy **.teofled to. [MS ■
primers’ gjgiarrijousc.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
\J AND
PRINTERS’ WAREHOUSE,
90 Washington Street, Chicago.
* The subscriber U prepared to tarnish TYPE Id large
or small enemies, made from a aapcrlor qaalltf ol
taetaL Tor cltiicr caab or approved paper, lie U also
supplied with a large stock oj prase*. lot, Wood
•and ever? tiling neemary lor a complete PrlaUnz
Office. a new specimen nooktsnowreadr tar mUtix*
and will be seat to parties wishing to order on applet.’
y^TtoDOi;
' f : ;; «
€l)ititgo Crilntnt.
Pally Arrival and Departure of Mail
Trains.
TVs {nr Depart Mails Close, Train* Arrive.
6.00 a. m. 10.00 p. m. 10.80 a. m.
6,30 n.m. 4.45 p.m. ILOOp.m.
MCmO AN CENTRAL.
8! Clark street, comer Late.
0.00 a. m. 10.00 p. m. 10.30 a. m.
C.20 n. m. 4.45 p.m. 11.00 p. to.
PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE AND CIIK'AGO.
0.50 a. m. 10.00 p. m. B.do a. m-
C.3J p. m. 4.45 p.m. SJOp.m.
CHICAGO AND ROCK Hi LAND.
9.45 a.m. 8.00 a. m. 6.45 a.m.
11.45 p. m. 0.00 p. m. 5.15 p. m.
DIXON AIR LINE.
11.40 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 4.10 a.m.
9.00 p.m. No mall. 8.40 p.m.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL—Beanch.
9.15 a.m. 8.00 a.m. 650 a. m,
8.00 p. m. 8.80 p. m. 8.40 p. m.
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
7.15 a.m. 4.00 a.m. 6.45 a.m.
11.45 p.m. 9.00 p.m. 6.1# p.m.
C.45p. m. 16.40 a.m.
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.
9.15 a. m. 8.03 a. m. 6.20 a. m.
8.00 p.m. 7.80 p.m. 8.40 p.m.
NORTH AND WEST,
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
11.40 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 8.45 a.m.
8.80 p.m. 7.00 p.m. £.40 p. m.
NORTHWESTERN.
19.45 p.m. 11.00 a.m. HLSOp.m.
6.00 p. m. 4.30 p. m. *1.45 p. m.
MLWAUKKH.
7.45 a.m. 4.00 a.m. 11.84 p.m.
12.30 p.m. 11.00 a.m. 5.00 p.m.
It was as still and cold—on Christmas Eve—
as it could well be; so cold that the very moon
beams, r.s they came ttruguling airulnst the
window-pane, seemed to congeal,and appeared
like lines of silver wire drawn out into the icy
air. The trees were covered with a coating of
ice, which gleamed aud glittered in Use moon
liuht, as if their branches were studded with
precious stones; icicles, like pointed spears,
hung fmm the eves of the cottages; and the
smoke which rose from the hundred chimneys
of the village, passed, like pious incense, up
ward into too still air, bearing In Its quiet folds
kind thoughts and grateful words from the
loving outs clustered around their hearth
stones. The snow lay deep open the ground,
and was coven d with a thick cruel, which
bore op the children when from the beaten
track ihey turned chasing each other
over the frozen surface, as they came homo
from school Lights gUamed from the win
dow's of every cot In the single street of the
vilhgc, aud voice* of young and old mingled
with song and laughter.
At one end of the village, within a collage,
a little apart from the others, arc seated an old
man of seventy winters, his wife and his grand
daughter, Mary. The room is one ol those
antique rooms' which answer alike for the par
lor and kitchen; the tloor Is of oak, aud sanded
with clcau white sand, which was sprinkled by
Mary's own bauds. Pictures adoru the walls,
descriptive of 4 *Thc Prodigal Son,” in four
distinct illustrations—bis going, bis folly, his
poverty and bis return. On the dresser arc
ranged pewter platters and numerous plates;
while mugs of goodly dimensions bang from
the pegs, and reflect the flame of the tire.
Curtains of white, as pure as the snow In tbc
meadow, are drawn at tbc windows and fall In
graceful proportions; on one side of the wain
scot, a little away from tbc dresser, hangs a
cage of woven willow and wire woik; within
it h robin—that bird of the homestead—glad
dens the house with its music. On on ancient
carved table, drawn oat in tbc middle of the
room, lies the Bible, unclasped aud wide open,
and the eyes of tbc matron arc fixed on the
passage before her, “ We have seen his star la
the East,and ore come to worship him.”
The old man is seated within his arm-chair,
with his feet to the Arc, where the yule lug is
burning, aud be watches the flame and the
smoke as they dance and piny with each other,
while his thoughts are wandering back to the
time of his youth, when he danced aud Joyed
with the maidens. Oft doth his eye seek the
lace of his grandchild beside him, with a look
ol the kindest inquiry. Sod, tad is tbc heart
of the maiden; though her lips wear tbc smile
of happiness, yet ott doth she start and sigh as
a footstep glides on past the doorway. Thus
sit they m silence, each wishing yet tearing to
utter the thoughts that have birth In their
bosoms, till the clock in tbc comer, grown
bold by the stillness, chimes loudly the hour
of seven. Then the cat by the Preside, dozing,
awakened by the sound, answers by purring,
the chirp of tbc cricket, and the dog, with a
Wag of his tail, looks up into the face of his
master. Then rises tbe old man, and paces the
floor of the kitchen; bis face has a look of
trouble, and the eyes of the maiden are down
cast ; while the matron wipes the mist from
her glasses and Lays them within the book, on
the page that tells of the birth of onr Saviour,
Still paces the old man backward and forward,
like a pendulum weary with going; but, anon,
be stops at the window, aud drawing the cur
tain aside, looks out on the village; the street
Is deserted, aud he hears not tbc sound of a
footfall Then he turns to his grand daughter
Mary, and says:
“ Why is it, my child, that Nicholas comes
not hitherto woo thee on this holiest of eves f
Surely thou canst not have driven him from
thee in anger
Then sighed the maiden, and answered os
follows:
“Truly, my lather, I know not the reason
that keeps him away—’tie now three days since
1 have seen him, though he hath not been out
of the village. There arc maidens more beau
titul, father, than I, and richer by lar. Man’s
heart is a changeable thing, and perhaps my
love Is forgotten.”
Then {meed the old man backward and for
ward, while dark grew bis brow, and the feel
ing of wrath Vas upon him. At last he lifted
his hand and said;
“ Never shall Nicholas ”
Fuddcnly paused the oU man, and bis hand
fell dowu on the table—while the matron look
ed over her glasses, and opined her month ns If
astonished—while the maiden rose from her
chair Used like a statue —the dog cowered in
the corner, and the cal crept under the dresser,
while the clock ceased its ticking and held up
Jls hands in amazement. But th~e cricket kept
up Us chirping, and sang louder and louder;
brighter grew the lire,and the brands crackled
nud snapped, os giving a welcome, while the
llamcaud the smoke ruse higher and higher,
and wreathed together fantastically.
The door stood open and there on the piled
snow, was a sleigh carved from an oak of the
furest. Coursers were there with stalely
hums, that Tcscmbled tbc reindeers of Lap
land. They pawed the enow with their hoofs,
and scattering It high in the heavens: icicles
hung from their auih rs, and their backs were
covered wish snow Bakes; they were fastened
to the sleigh with links cut from the icebergs,
and their saddles were carved out of ebony,
inlaid with hall stones; their reins were of
crysialized moonbeams. The sleigh was filled
with proems of all kinds—toys for the chil
dren, and candies and books in profusion.
Then from out the sleigh there arose a being
of jovial appearance. He winked (o bis steeds
and then intend the cottage. His face was
tbc lace of Uio moon as seen through the mist
of October, UU ejes were the stars of night, and
bis mouth was made for fasting and drinking;
his hair was while as the snow and his beard like
the hoar frost; lib looks were quizzical, and
jollity shone In each feature; he was short in
stature, though broad girtb, while hb walk
was a roll and a caper; his coat was tbc skin of
Utu polar b«.ar, aud Uuug around hb body;
ahs, crc the warning, it would be black with
the soot of the chimneys; leathern breeches
adorned his limbs, and fitted his person txatVy;
mocc snscovindhls ftetaud hebaroln his
hand a three-cornered hat, and lathe other a
fiagon of home-brewed. Closing the door, he
sat down In a chair and placed tbc flagon be
side him; not a word did he say, but taking a
mug from the tabic, ho filled it, and handed
the same to the old roan. Trembling, he
drank, but when be had lintelied, he smacked
his lips, and vowed It was os good as the best
—even that which his old wife bad made him.
Loudly old Santa Claus laughed, (for it was
he), till ho shook “like a bowl Hill of jelly.”
Then be stum on old son", till the rafters re
sounded, and the old man joioedinthc chorus.
•* Both back and side go bare, go bare,
both fool and hand go cold—
Bat on Christmas give us good old aleenou:h.
Whether It be new or old.**
At last Santa Claus rose, but no word did be
speak, as be pointed to the flagon; and there,
‘ tt» If in a mirror, they saw tbelnslde of a cot
tage, and heard the music of voices—young
men and maidens were gathered together, and
linked laud in band in the dance. But Mary
saw not In the group the one she to longed to
behold, and her heart grew light as she gazed.
Slowly the picture laded from sights and now
they looked on another and heard the. faint
murmur of bo.l*.
ICopidly over the frozen ground catnc a party
in sleighs; and as each passed along, the light
of the moon shone upon them. Gary’s heart
beat faster and taster; many among them she
knew, hut nowhere saw she her lover. -Slowly
the picture faded from sight; and now they
looked on another, and heard men’s voices In
anger.
iu the village Inn, In tbo bar-room, were
grouped together a party of men drlnkingand
gaming. Mary hid ccr lace in her bauds, for
tier woman's heart dared not to look on. the
picture. But she thought of her lover, and bis
goodness and kindness unto her; and she
. -knew he. could not be among them; and she
gazed with calm heart and clear eye on the
' semblance bef jto her, but no shade at her lover
was there. Slowly thcpictnrefadcdfromsight.
andnowthew looked on Another,• and heard
the faint chirp of a cricket i
.'Twosn chamber alone and deserted—no
, light and nb-flre gave warmth to the picture,
- aud Maiy knew ’twos the room of, her lover.
Cupressed was the bed, and the curtains were
drawn at the window, and shut was the chest
aud the clothes press. But he was not In the
chamber. Slowlytheplcturcfidediromsight,
and now they looked on another, and heard the
low stroke of a hammer.
. or tmsseeeaafU work.
the chimney.
Soon a ilpp on the snow outside was beard,'
and -Nicholas tapped at the.doorway; he en
tered, and Mary was’nlaspcd In his arms and a
kiss was impressed on her forehead.. .A grasp
of the hand did the old. man glye, rad the zna*
tron marmnred herhtesdoc -And happiness
dwelt in ths hoosehold*tmt Digit, nd- ths
Christmases that followed thereafter.
TUESDAY, DECEMBEU 25,18 CC. ;
EAST. ■
lacmOAN SOUTHERN.
SOUTH AND WEST,
A CUSISTM4S STOUT.
SA3STA. CLAUS’S VISIT.
DT BAEET CRAT.
[Prom the Borne Journal.]
There to his workshop shciaw her lover, and
hiscrca were lit up with asmUe. Beside a
caned wardrobe he stood, arid was inlaying
her name in the panel. Hard bad he worked,
day after day, oml night oiler night, to finish it
for her by Christmas, and now he put on the
finishing touch; and gazed onhls work as gazes
an artist. Beat Mary’s heart' loving.y faster,
tears overflowed from her eyelids as water
hubbies op from the fountain, and she sank on
her knees by the hearthstone, 'while her hands
were clasped over her bosom. The old man
bowed his head on his hreasW'while his silver
locks shrouded nis eyebrows, and. his_.wifo
opened the Bible, her Ups parted in prayer.
Oh! filled were their hearts with joy at the in
slant. Bat ere tbcy iookcd round, bantaCiaus
had departed, and the soot dropped down from
fHistrllancous . MisciTEtiiiAKEOus.
f Tbi A-juloauitiosorLiycrACTS.—'Tterebafrow 1
fcf tendency In this age to appropriate the mart ex*
presdre words of other languages, sod after a while \
to Incorporate them Into onr own; thus the word Cep* '
balie, which U' from the Greet, signifying "for the *
hand," Isjiow becoailag popularised in connection 1
with iir. Spalding's great Headache'remedy, bat It '
«D 1 »ooa be need la a more general way, and the word '
Ctphalic will become as common at Electrotype and ‘
a any others whose as foreign words has !
bjen worn away by.commoa usage actD they seem .
"aatlTeaad to the manor bora." *
MALT!
BARLEY HR ALT I
A STOCK OF
PRIME BARLEY MALT
For Brewers' and Distillers’ Use <
CONSTANLY ON HAND,
ORDERS PROMPLT FILLED.
SUPERIOR YEAST MALT
nr BARBELS.
ADDRESS, A. a. MOREY,
13 South Water Street, Chicago,
MlOdgUm
JOHN B. IDES OH & CO.,
No. 113 Randolph Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Agents for the
iff Til ill
AND
Packing Company,
Hare on band at all times
A largo supply of their new patented smooth
and solid Vulcan load
RUBBER BELTING,
Warranted Superior to any otttrercrmade.
PACKING AND TUBING,
heather Rilling,
FIRE BUCKETS,
CONDUCTING AND ENGINE HOSE,
Of all sizes and best quality;
Lace Leather, Belt Books and
Clasp*,
RUBBER CLOTHING,
Robber Boots and Orcr-Shoes,
DRUGGISTS 1 ARTICLES,
TOYS, COMBS,
And Bvcrj thing In the
RUBBER LHSTE.
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
VULCANIZED RUBBER G3CDS:
Ladles and Men's Cloves, Nursery Sheeting, Carriage
Cloth?, Plano, Horse and Vt agon Cover*. Air Beds
Plllowa and Cut blocs Spittoons (a new article just
received.) Door Mata, Bath Mats and Tats a new style
of Knife Sharpeners. Parlor Skate*, new styles of Fan
cy Balls Stationer's Bands Erasing Rubber, &c, Ac.
Hard Rubber Goods:
Crochet and Knitting Needle* Finger Kings of vari
ous atil«B and price* Flate* Pen-Holder* Pencils,
Oder*, Cork Scrrwa, all styles of Syringe* Canes.
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knl« e«, Napkin Kings,
Baler’s Thread and Needle Cases, Match Boxes. Studs
and Sleeve Du tons. Watch Chains, Tumblers, Bonnet
Plo* Soap and Shaving Boxes, &&. &c.
PATERT VULGAIITE EMEBT WHEELS.
jy Dealer* will please make a note of tbU adver
tisement In making their purchases. dcl3-dCSJ-lm
GREAT CARPET HALL
Hollister & Wilkins,
m Am--- Uk* Stmt - • • m A IST
CCP-STAIEaj
The Best Goads at Low Prices,
CARPETINGS.
Bare on hand and offer for sale, of their own bn porta
tloa and or the beat domestic manufacture, the unrest
and beat assortment in the Northwest of Medallion,
■Wilton, Velvet, Brussel* Tapestry. Three-Ply. Superfine
' Ingrain. Rxtra Floe lograln-Cotton and Wool Ingrains
Wool Hutch. Scotch Hemps, FclL Venetian, Tapestry
Ingrain. Body Brussels and Stair Carpetings, all of the
greatest variety, prices and patterns: comprising the
largest, best and mo;t desirable assortment ever before
opened In Cldcago, and which they offer at the lowest
possible prices.
OIL CLOTHS.
Of these ws offer a large and unrivalled assortment,
either aa regards quality, style or price, of KaglUh aou
American manufacture, in widths of one yard, one-and
a-half yards and two yards wide, at prices Irmn three
shilling* to six shillings per yard. Also, Heavy Sheet
Oil Cloths, twelve feet, eighteen feet sad twenty-Tour
feet wide, at prices from tour to ten shillings per yard
Also—Table Oil Cloths In patterns and by the vara, and
Btalr Oil Cloths In great variety.
MATTINGS AND RUGS.
Cocoa Matrices ffir Office* Churches. Vestibule* *c_
In all width* from one-half to two yards midc; Canton
Straw Halting, both while *nii checked, one. oue-and
a-cuartcr andonc-and-a-half yards wide: Mosaic, Vti
re* Brussels and Tuiled Bugs, Coco* Jute, Manilla,
Brush. Skeleton. Adelaide and slie. p-Sfcln Mats of tha
greatest variety in sire and pattern.
CURTAIN GOODS.
French Brocatcn* Sarin DeLalne* French Fritted
Lasting* Rep* Cloth, Damask and Moreen* Kn.broi.
dered Lace Curtain* In pairs and br the yard; (em
broidered Muslin Curtain* and by the yard; Cornice*
in wood, brass or gilt; Gilt Cumin Bands and pin*
Centre tassel* Loop* Drapery Cord* Ulmn,"Bsnd*
Curtain Gimp* Silk Bordering, Curtain Llninga, and
all kinds of Trimming* necessary for Curtain* \Vtn
dow Shades In gold borders. Dry and Oil Pointed
Shade* Whit* BoD. Green and nine Shade ilol-ondsln
all widths; together with Bray's Patent Spring Fix.
tore* Balance Fixture* Putnam’* Chamberlin's and
Holley's patentFlxtnn* pendulum Flnore* Bras* and
jtto»i»EoUer<nd*BactPuri£ys»ad Bracket* Shads
FURNISHING GOODS.
Table Linens la patterns and by the yard. Linen Nap
kfa» sod Dorhe* Marseilles Quilt* linen and Cotton
Sheerings of all width* JJaen and Corion I'lllow.Cas.
log* Towel* Crash, Plano sod Table Cover* cmbroL
dered, printed and embossed; Furniture chintz; toge.
eether with a large assortment of Fringe* Picture
Cords sad Tassel*
UPHOLSTRY GOODS.
Spring Bed* Hal* Cotton, Sea-Oroa* Excelsior and
Moss Mattresse* Feather Bed* Bolsters and Pillow*
Blanket* Quilt* Sheet* Ifillow Cose* Lounge* Fool
Stool* Billiard Cloth* plosbe* Enamelled Cloth*
Curled Hair of various grade* Moos and Excelsior by
the bole. Se*Gra«, Springs, Webbing. Bed Lace, iist
tress Xulta and Twines for Lpholstertrt use.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
BoUlater «•> W:
GREAT CARPET HALL,
ISC * IST.,-lAka Street, (upstair*)...ll* A IS
OLD SACHEM BITTERS j
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. THrBEDkUCIOnS aSdtAB.TAMEDBZTTEBB 1
awreonmmendedbrthaTiTwt PhydH»f>« of tbs , 1
Country, seooont or thetr PUBIIT AND CHEAT •r'
medicinal Tnrrut. ■
‘ They are pleasant as orctar to the taate, and are pro. ! i
nonaced the test Tonic and Bttmniani ever offend t
to the Public. ! ,
Their cnratlre powers In eases oTOENEBAL DS-
BiLrrr, loss of .appetite, constipation; j -
Etc; are unparalleled, and as a guarantee that we feel ;
warranted la claiming what we do, «e beg leave to i•
Hate that our assertions are ewloned by * j !
JProf. SltLniAir, ofYnl© CoUege, j,.
- j'Frofi HATES, ofßusadißMUai-
And hundreds of other*. . ■;^ J •
generally. aoM'jMy ■
'ardly Realized.
HI ’ad *a ’orrOils 'eadache this haftemoon, band 1
Xepped into the hapotbeeazies hand say* hi to the n*an,
“Can you Lease mo of aa •eadache?" “Doealthaehe
’tfd,** says ’e. ’•Hexcecdlngly," un hi, hand upon
that *e jave me a Cephalic Fill, band 'pen me *onor U
cared me so quick that I ’ardly realised I ’ad ’al aa
eadache.
IB” Headache b the fkvorlte sign by which nature
stakes known any deviation whatever from the na
tural state of the bralzz, and viewed In tbU light It may
be looked on as a safeguard intended to give notice of
disease which might otherwise escape attention till
too late to be remedied; and Its Indications tnculd
never be neglected. Headaches may be clastifled un.
der two names, vis: Symptomatic aad Idlojatido.
Symptomatic Headache b exceedingly common aad la
the precursor of a great varli-ty of diseases, among
which are Apoplexy, Goat, Rheumatism and an febrile
diseases. In Us nervous form it is sympathetic ot «Uv
case of the stomach constituting axe uxinicna, ot
hepatic disease constituting huocs beidichx. ot
worms constipation and otiicr disorders of the ooweb,
as well a* renal and uterine affection*. Diseases of the
heart are very frequently attezidcd with Headaches;
Aswmla aad plethora are also affectiozzs which fro
quectly occasion headache.. Idiopathic Headache la
also very common, bclzig usually distinguished by the
name of xekvocs ucadacue, sometimes coming oa
suddenly in a state of apparently sound health and
prostratlag at once the mental aad physical energies,
and In other instances it comes on slowly, heralded by
-depKesioDofeptrlboracerblty-eftemper. In
Instances the pain bln the front of the head, over one
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; un
der this clave may also be named Nmu tour
For the treatment of either cla*s of Headache the
Cephalic Pilb have been found a sure andsai remedy,
relieving the most acute pains In a few minutes, and
by Its subtle power eradicating the diseases of which
Headache Is the unerring Index
Banww.—SHssns was U yon to sood her a box of Cep
liaUc Cine. so, a bottle of Prepared pills—but Pm
thinking that's not Joat It nalther; bat perhaps yrfll b
ftftbcr knowing wti&t it Is. Te see she’* mgh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some more ot
that tame as relalved her before.
Dsccmar.—You must tr can Spalding** Cephalic wn».
Baioopt.—Ocb 1 sore n.-.tv and you've *ed It. here'*
the qnarthcr and glvme th: Pniiiad dont be sUdty
about It ailhcr.
Constipation or Costivenesa
No one of the ‘•many UU flesh Is heir to" U to prerm*
lent, so little understood, and sprouch neglected as
Costiveness. Often originating In carelessness, or sed
entary habits; It is regarded as a slight disorder of too
little consequence to excite Anxiety, while In reality It
Is the precursor and companion of many of the. most
fatal and dangerous db-cases, and aolews early eradica
ted It arm hrlag the sufferer to-an mittmoly grave.
Among the lighter evils of which cottivenesa U the
usual attendant are Headache, Colic, Rheumatism
Foul Breath, Piles, and others of like nature, while
long train of frightful diseases such aa Malignant Fe
vers, Abccsses. Dysentery, Dlarrtura, Dyspepsia, Apo
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis Hysteria. Hypochondriasis,
Melancholy and Insanity, first Indicate their presence
In the system by this alarming symptom. Kot onfre
quenlly the diseases named originate In Constipation,
bnt take on an Independent existence unless the cause
Is eradicated In an early stage. From all these ccnsld
atioos It follows that the disorder should receive Im
mediate attention whenever it occurs, and no person
should neglect to get a box of Cephalic Pills on th»
first appearance of the complaint, as their timely use
will expel the lasi Juous approaches of disease and de
stroy this dangerous fbe to human Ufa.
A Boal Blessing.
PhThicux.—Well Mrs. Jones, how ts that headache ?
Mrs. Jnsra.—Gone! Doctor, all gone! the pill yon
sentcnredmelnja»ttwcntyinlnutea,and I wish you
would send more so that I can hate them handy.
PuYsictax.—You can get them at any Druggists,
Cell for Cephalic Pills, I find they never fit!!, and 1 re
commend them In all cases of Headache.
Has. JoxB&—I shall send for a box directly, aud shall
ten all my suffering friends, far they are a xiasa
ora.
Tvkstt Miluots or Dollsks Sitxjj.—Mr. Spalding
baa sold two mllnoD* of bottles of Lb celebrated Pro*
pared Glue and it !s estimated eacb bottle aarea at
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture, that mak
ing an aggregate of twentr rallUona of doDars re
claimed from total loss by tills finable Intention.
Hating made Me Gloe a household word, he now pro
poses to do the world trill greater service by coring all
the aching beads with Ida Cephalic PUl* and If they are
as good aa hi* Gloe, Headaches will soon vanish away
like aaow In Joly,
OT Om Excttooot. and the mental care and aa
lety Incident to clos 3 t tention tobnriness or study, are
among the n tuner- causes of Nervous Headache. The
ofmlnd and body Incident to tids dis
tressing - - —plaint Is a fatal blow to all energy and am
bition, snfToren by this disorder can obtain
speedy reHcf from tlicse distressing attacks by using
one of the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms ap
pear. It quiets the overtasked brain, and soothes the
strained and Jarring nerves, and relaxes the tension of
the stomaoh wtdeb always accompanies and aggravates
the disordered condition of the brain.
CephaKe Pda art
a certain care for Elck Headache. BUllous Headache,
Nervous Headache, Costivaaess and General Debility.
Quit Diftotxit—Among the most Important of an
the great medical discoveries of this age mair be con
sidered the system of vaccination for protection from
Small pox, the Cephalic nil for relief of Headache, and
the use of Quinine for the prevention of Fevers, cither
of which Is a tare specific, whose benefits will he ex
perienced by suffering humanity long.after their dis
coverers are forgotten. '
tar Did you ever have tha Sick Headache ? Do you
remember the throbbing temple, the feverei brow, the
loathing and disgust at the sight of food, ijow totally
unfit you were for pleasure, conversation or study.
One of the Cephalic Pills m ould have relieved you from
all the* suffering which you then experienced. For
this and other purposes you should always lure a box
of them on band to use as occasion require*
NervousHeadabfie
CURE -JP
Jdnd.S °
Headaclie.
By tha use of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nan
▼oca os Sick Haaßxcnimay be prevented sj and If takec
at the commencement of an attack Immediate rebel
from pain mod sickness wm he obtained. ;
They seldom fall In removing (be Nscsci and Exit*
ACoz to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels—removing Coe-
TITOS*.
Tor LtmiiT Met, Srupmra, Delicate Female* end
all persons of assattiKT naan* they are Valuable ae a
Lxxahv* 1
I3IPBOVHC THE APl’kllTE,
Qlrtog Ton and nooa to the dlgeftive organa, tad r«
storing the natonl elasticity and strength of the whole
system. !
The CEPHALIC PILLS are Ute resell of long inrea-
Ugatlon and carefully conducted experiments, baring
been to see many years, daring which time* the/ hare
Prevented and Hciicr<d
a east amount of pain sod auffetlng from Headache
wheflter originating la the xtaroca tyilea or from
deranged state of Iho erotica, . \ t
■ TbeynxeeotireljrT'CjeUble In their coni po«m do, *co
may be taken at all times wlth.pcrfect safety: vttboa.
maSlng any change of diet, and the '
. Abueaca of any Disagreeable Taste, :
naxßaaa ttaiyTTO ABaammTTWTPfrtpt****- ’•
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
The genuine hare five signatures of Henry C. Bpaldla*
oneacb Box. ’ - , ,
Bold by Druggists and an other Dealers laMedlcUet
▲Box will be sent by mall prepaid on receipt of ths
1 ' MtICEV fis OE2TT3.
• 'AHordethtbooldhe addressed to
: HEHEYC.SPAXWHBv^
Odar BtrMt, N.w Turk. '
cCMtmrif
insurance.
JJOME INSURANCE
The Union Insurance
IJTD
TRUST COMPANY.
Ctartcrei iy the .f EboU.
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000.
Ofllee—Biobing* Bank Rnfldlnr. 9c W. corner of QuK
x aid Lake street, Chicago, UL
President—BENJ. LOUB&SS.
Vioo-Prerident—VAll H. HKKOTE.
Secretary—B. F. JOHNSON.
Treasurer—FßANClS A. HO7F2HAH2T.
DIRECTORS t
BENJAMIN LOMBARD. Cambridge. Man.
MATTHEW EOI.T.ES. of M. Doties ft Co- Bankers,
Boston. Man’
DANIEL SHARP. Commlssloner.etc, Poston,Man ,
JAMES W. STONE. M. D_ Bn-tou. Ma«.
LETT F. STEVENS. Bn*ton, Man.
VAN H, HIGGINS, Judge Superior Court, Chicago, .
lUtneK
FRANCIS a. HOFFMANN, HoJßnaaa ft Gel poke,
Banket*. Chirac*.
GEO. w. GAGE, of Gage, Bro’ft Drake, Trtmnnt ;
House; CM eaco.
M. D. GU.MAN. of M. D. GRzaaa ft Co- Wholesale
Gror*“r« and Importer*. CM ram:
.JOHN V. FARWRLL of Cooler. EsrwfTl ft Co„ ,
Whote«ale Dry Goods Merchant* and Importer*.
FRANCISB.PPABORT. Attorney at law, Chicago.
THOMAS HARLESS, of Harteas ft Parker, Comtals- •
■lon Merchants, Chicago.
J. Q. lIOTT, of Hovtft Peirce, Wholesale Orocon
and Imnerter*. Chlcaro. i
ISAAC O. LOMBARD, General Agent Union Ins, '
and T. Co ChWqo. ~ ,
D. L. PniLT.TTP. Aura. DL J
Et.VIS HARWOOD, President of Wbrat-Groweri*
Bank. Anna. TIL
JOB!AH LOMBARD, Cashier PametCank, Griggs
vOle. HI.
CHARLES CHANDLER, of Charles Chandler ft Co-
Bankers, Ifiomh, HI.
OLIVER WHITAKER, of Henderson ft .Whitaker.
Attorney* at Law. Tonlon. in,
MARSHALL AYRES. PrelH. Toulon Bark. Gnoes. r
vlllc, CL nolO-dJ.’7-Sra
INSURANCE COJfP’Y,
EAaTPOBO. OONTf.
Cash Cuital sod Snrplnx, - - - 53,194400.03, -
SIKE AHD BI9Za i
Takes at Liberal Terms and Catee. '
Especlsl attention riven to Insurance of Dwellings
and CoctontA for terms of one to cvc yesn.
ASSETS, JA2C. i, IS6O.
PAID HP CAPITAL
CAPITAL AND gUBTLtrs..
Par VaJ, yw r,].
Hank Stocks. Ac (tt&ifflM ptf.fc’M
D. A Slock and TrMaorr Not*... 2SWW "0 m
Stale «tock».Ao M.«wm
nirß(<y*vsAc iruMo* no.crara
Railroad Stocks. &o Brjrt M
Vortzaee Honda SLCO9 W P?.ft'SfO
Real mate, nnlncrtimbercd TVf* 00
MUeeJlnnPo'as Items
Cash on.hand and deposited on
call, and In ocenis* hands .... 595.5K W
Claim* onadjnned and not doe ..11-VG7 cn
Tefal ... .. SJOlgOdfa
Applies tmn* received. and Police* tatted or
by anvnf Its dulv authorised Acent*. Lossr* »qultv
blriubnstert and paid In toads current at any «i tbe
Banks In Illinois.
Acenta annotated, tuppllea farnlahep. and an besi
ohs pertalnlne to a sene ml supervision la tins State of
DUaoii promptly attended to br
tVM. B. PATCH.
State Agent, SprlnsUeld. Hllaola.
lIUBDARD 4t HUNT,
Aren’s far Chtcaso.
JylO-ly NMLoomts Block. cor.So. ■Water* Chwa sta.
piICENIX INSURANCE co.,
:0T EA3U7OBD, COHHECXICDI. ,
January Ist, IB6o*
*••) • «“”> j
Ca*Tl CAPITAL. ftfi# ono.no _
SURPLUS ISUSBI 05
SMCT3. ’
tbi«h on hand and In Tlvnfc ,
Cash in tbe hands of and due from Agent* .. al.ivtj* 1)
Rent Fstate. nnlncnmbered S.W.M
Loaned on MortcaSMO' Heal Pslve
Amount loaned on pledged Bank stock 46.5m.i0 ,
Amount loaned other* lac secured .... 1.0m.00 -
_ PsaVau Mx>. Val. j
Fifty Shares V, S. Trust Co.*s Stock,
New York »V*9 pfi.loo Ij
New York Rank Slock 18M00 '143.W3
Hartford Rank Stock .. mane UMTS .
Waterbary Bank Stock 1L»0 13.109
‘ ptMTord Rink Stock. Stafford 400 m I*
Holvoke Water Fr. Co.'s Stock* ... . IP.DOO S9.AU l? r
New Rriraln Water Bonds ia«» 10.TTO
Hartford CHr Bonds 10.00 C . ]o.fioo •
CoLPeq.sndTnd.R.R. Bonds ... 10,008 !,!
Accumulated Intereston Investment* 5,711
. Total Assets prtJLsfffil ® r
; Total Liabilities - - - $10,701.53
‘ H. KELLOGG, Secretary. •
i HUBBARD & HUNT, Areata. ' I
No I Ifaomb’ Rnllrtlnc, I H
t Corner Clarkand Water BtreetAChleaga I I
Applleatlou* far In*nrance. or the renewal of poll- • -*
■ dee and all bnstnesa connected with the oitlce. may be
. made to na duly appointed Agents for the CUv of i
Cldraeo, with fall power to receive proposals and l««a •
■ polldea. on as favorable term* as oilier rcsponMbis >
Companies: and Ita aim will be to secure the confi. ! '
denccofthepubllebyaalioaorablecounieofdca'lnr, !
51, MAGTLI. Ocneral Agent, SI ami St Wt-at Third
1 street. Cincinnati. Ohio, to whom all application* far -
: Agencies. In tbe Western or Southwestern State* may ,
t bo addressed. . [npL- Aly j
QUAKER CITY INS. COMFY, !
: PHILADELPHIA.
j ■ •
i Capital and Snrplos, - - « $339,746.70* ! P 4
Officers: i .
: OEO. HART. IL U. COCQSHALL. !. 1
. President Sec'y and Treasurer,
.E. P. Boaa. Vlcc-Prcs’t AlLßcvtsa. Au'tfiec’y. j
CURTIS lu NORTH, 5
. General Agent, Masonic Temple, Chicago. !
B.Hart K. P. Roaa, A.C.Catte!l, !
Foster & Perkins, E. W. Bailey, Andrew Cltambers, :
IL R. CoggahaUTfiamael Jouea, It I>, Hon. 11. 51.
Fuller. mbld.'OD.ly |
TVTORTII A3IERICAN FIRE IN- 1
il SURANCE COMPANY, ; N
1 OF Hartford* Conn* i
• Paid np Capital 1X6.000. T
Insoranca Against by Fire. ■ *
HUBBARD .» HI NT. Acenu. Chicago.
Cor. Clark and Sooth Water stn. J
; NORWICH FIRE INSURAA’CE CO., |
i OF NORWICH, CONN. i v;
1 Paid op Capital .... ... f 131,6363 •
< Insurance Against Lo*« by Fire. 1
, HUBBARU a HUNT. Agents, cor. of booth Water .
* audOUrkita.flmooor, LoomU*Dlook. otfS-bWS
HARTFORD FIRE EfSDB’NCE ! *
COMPANY, j 1
Chartered In 18IO* <
; ji
ASSETS MAY 1. ISaO. ! '
• 1 Market Value. '
Cash on hand and on calL |mact.B( ;
Loans amply secured 5U73.59
i Real Eaalc.ca»h value lAWO.OO
- <1986 Sliam Book block In Hartford av.yxi.’.oo
%aoo - in New Fork. 20a5r..00 1'
I • 1,010 “ In Boston . ' KKiWJO
* -CO ** - fCLoulaand Milwaukee : 4i.4C0.00 < -
; 120- ** ißver Company Stock, liartfonl.. AOOQ.OO i
1 540 “ Railroad Stock i
' 41 City and ILiliroad bonds : C.sco.oo
• fitateSiocka j-i.rs.OO
l. . ■■ -
Total yt'X&lSS ] j
1 ( ■ Total Liabilities |36,9?033
[ | polices laths above Company lasned by
| HOTTT ft HIGGHTSOIT, AgaiitS, | l2
, Nfr.,l Loomla Block, \
| %qa)eML4a , Comer Clark and South Water sti. f
Fire, marine, 1
1
, (
; LIFE INSURANCE. I
is
MILLER & WILLMART3, j
Agents fbr tbe {
I _
I I BIANHATTAS LIFE, of K.W Tork, |
• 1 HOME, “ “ j
r ; PHENIX, “ “
• j TVASHI3VCTON, “ “
1 1-OBILL.VnD, <* «
' CITIZENS, “ «
j JPIIOVIDENCE WASHINGTON, F»*
I Tltlenc., a, 1. |
| CONWAY, of Conway, Haas* |
UASFDEN, ofSprlnsfleld, Haas* j B
! i;
j Aggregate Capita] asd Snrplns, ■ t
j $5,000,000. j
| Office, No. ISO Sonth Water Street, j
1 Uea-Ul ! *
| XJ-EW ENGLAND FIRE AND i -
il' Marine Insurance Company, 1 i
I OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. .
i ABaata,JaaLLlßfr) <137.517J1 j
{ Insmace Agnisst Loes by Fire. i .
» HUBBARD A HUNT. Acents. CUcaca. } I
! nri4-ly-d733 Cor. Chirk aad South W»ur ill. ' *
j Q. OLDEN HILL SHIRTS, | J
DUR WELL & WYANT’S,
! No. 8 Tremout Block, Dearborn Street, Chicago, j
! GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. I T
noaodßl-Sw { h
! IVT I TCII EL L * ZAHM,|
1 J.fJL KixuTicrmxs or .
1 TALLOW, CAUDLES AND SOAPS,
- 1 Aad dealer* la-Hides, Wool. Peiu. Seeds and Pork. • k
i Factory on corner of Slat* street and Archer Road. * h
; Ofllce aud Warehouse, 77 Klnsle street. I h
- i •
A IL! OIL!! OIL I!! |
ii i \J |
i . VAHDERSALL 4c CHASE, I
> ! Sole Aseeta for ttan Pennsylvania Rock OB Reflnlne ?
■ Co.’sm’equalledlUumioadaga-iJLubricating Olli.u |
' South street,' comer Wabash avenue, Chicago. ; /
h ' g. TilD-** 1 " K. T. CM A SI. J ”
* I State and. county taxes, ! i
°< O SOUTH CHICA-Ov—The taxes for ‘.‘VJ are now ,
■, < due. Parties hs ring taxes to pay can dosoatNu.U I
- ‘ Court House.' j
i |' WM. H STURRAY, Collector. 1 ,
* 1 9 kA , HAKKELS- - CHOICE ! I
« ; £}o\jJ WINTER APPLES, Jntt received and J
* 1 far sale by ’ STEVENS a WEtBER, t
| - - igHaadolphstreet. -!
\ : h K{\ Übls- N. Y. SYRUPS, ;
« j OJUv. . i RSYNULDS;ELY4 CO. t
| KAA Bbls■ CRUSHED, PO.W* j
00\J DERED and GRANULATED ST7QAR. ( J
6 UKVN<H.I»A. PLY ♦ CO. i :
K(\f\ Begs. j
» EETNOLDS, ELT A CO. ,!
QAA Boxes BABBITTS SALE- i
OUV7 UiTHS. . HEYNOLDS. ELY A CO. i
1 A Casks No. 1 NUTMEGS, I
XU HEYNOLDS. ELY a CO. ’
iAA Hbds. N. O. SUGAR, land- !
A U'U-bg itd hr Mlfl b;
- . - • REYNOLDS, ELY A CO. j-
KA BMs. PRIME PLAXTATIOJT .1
vy MoLASaB -: ,Li> 9 fit * m.. !
1 ten Bag* P-HITKK,
JLtJU • w>-^
iAA RILBWa. MACKEREL. ; -j :
asafjolcsale Rouses.
CMA L L^WARES “BUTTONS
and notions.
Worsted Hoods. ?!eev«. Gaiters, fte. Drew Trfm.
minvx Corsets and Skirts. Oiovp* nml IT;»lery. The
trade n rrapectitiiiy imrfed to examine ths above
good*. which will be aotd fir
CLOSE CASH PRICEi
TJERLIN WOOLS.
U Imported aadforaaiebr
__ A-GRANTS.
au2o 7S Lak- street. Chicago.
'J'UTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
IIABDWiRE AND TIN PLATE,
03 Lake Street ••• 02
W« odhr ta Che trade, aS the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES:—
«H» boxes TK FLATS,
8.299 Ml* SHEET IRON.
550 - RUSSIA IRON,
1» “ DICTATION RUSSIA.
>W» ■ BRIGHT and ANNTALD W2m
555 casta SHEET ZINC,
»tons PIG TIN.
«JOO lbs. COPPER BOTTOMS,
10 acts TINNERS’ TOOLS tad MACHINES
SO casta BRIGHT OX aad COIL CHAINS.
LOCO doc, AXES,
U» - SHOVELS, SPADES aid SCOOPS,
10 tons SAD IRONS.
TUTTLE, HIBBARD A CO.,
oeO-TO-ly Comer of State aad Lake flts.
HATS, CAM,
Purs, Buffalo Rohes, &o
AT WIIGLESAIt
1860. FILL TRADE* ISCO
mm, williams & mi
.lake st. Chicago.-.
Have In store a very LARGE AND ATTRACTTT?
STOCK of the above goods, and are Ihl’y prepared tc
compete suceestf illy with the best Eartern rtnrji I
▼ARIETY, QUALITY AND PRICES. *z»d soHeh r cul
from an prompt paying merchants. fani?T r q.ty
liawson 4 v SSaiilett,
szsrriCTrxiM *xo wfolksil* naiuas 3
BOOTS AM) SHOES,
UK? STKrET
SO.
.tl.Vf'pw n
. SUN Oft
OL,
TTe iron’d rr«pect'nlly call trie attention of Cltr and
ConnlfT Merchants to otr eyfn<h ♦ stock of Hoot* and
Sloes which we have now !n stone. and are ddlr
Calvin; from onr Fartorr In W*«t tv»\lstno Mass,
which conyl-p* of a full asaortment of tlxvte r-|fbrUcd
CuMom-Mndr Palm Kn^ndl'nlTjindOralnWater ITOOI
BooU; together with a , stock of all itvles of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of the best duality and nannfactnre. whlch.irc arc pre
pared to sell for CASH and prompt paying tribe at
lJo«ton and Sew York Jobbln~ !*rle- 1
Wrare Aecatafbrtnea.iloorMlte * l> Patent UelaL
He Tip Doom and Shoes In all the Statea.
r?l£9Sft
__ r. T.cuAug laua. [deis*so; g. w. aratf»ea.
BAUAK it SEYMOCR,
PRODCCK AND GENERAL COMMISSIO!?
I MERCHANTS* Office IM Sontt Pomeroy'*
PoitusfiM Drancr Cnz.Ci»Li»co,
H. W. HUNT & CO.,
33 and 33 Lake rtrcei, Ciilca^o,
Macufbctarers and Jobbers of
Heady Mads Clothing,
And Dealer? Is
OmiEREN’S FURNISHING GOODS
Cloths Coatings. Cn«»lrr.erea. Satinet*, TaOorff
irSiomlnsK Ac-«c.
Our Stock la large and well assorted, and win be sold
At the Lowest Prices*
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
IC3V X xt-uA* 1 U-AJJih. ICHHI
FIELD, BENEDICT «L CO,,
i No*. 51 and 93 South Water street.
Importers and »Tobhf-rh of Goode
• for Men's Ware.
They are now daliv receiving their usual large and
varied stock far the Pall Trade, to which ihev invite
your attention. Their «tock consists la pari of Broad
cloths, of all colors and grades, black and FancvCas
thnerci, Black and Fancy Doeskins, nine and Black
Pilots, Black and Colored Moscow Beavers, Brown
Black. Blue and all colors of Castor Reaver* Silk aad
Valentta Vestings of all grades and styles. JUTINKTd
of all grades and styles. Also, a full and complete
stock of Tailors’ Trimmings.
AGENT FOR
boott’b aarosT or vashionb.
JI N PLATE AND
; HARDWARE.
We offer the fallowing at the lowest market rates
' 8,030 Boxes Tin Plate, assorted tires.
8r r *oo Bundles Sheet Iron. Nos. is iota,
SO “ Russia Sheet Iron.
10) ** LmMtlou Sheet Iron.
{ 100 Cask* Sheet Zinc. asAortvil widths
I fJXO l.bi. Draper's Copper.
! 6.000 Lbs. Presard Copper Bottoms.
| LCCO Bundies Wirt*, assorted Nos, 0 to 20.
ACM) Kegs Nails. Wheeling and other prime brands.
A fall assortment of llsnlware.-Tlnners' Tools. Js
paoed and Pressed Tinware, Rivets, bars, Ac.
I WILLUM 11LA1R A CO.,
j _ so* No. ITS Lake nreet
| JEWETT £ BUTLER,
j TTEOLESAIS DEjILIM K
| HABDWABS AND CUTLERY,
j Nalls, Glass, Sheet Iron, Copper.
• TINNERS’ STOCK, TINNERS’ TOOLS
Tin-Plito, rjuro-Wir’',
13 - - - UK£ STREET • • • II
■ Bias or ms scibsom
1 Between Wthjshaaa .Rchijaa Avenue*. Chicago, U
j FaroDWx Jawxrr. Ourn IL Bcrua
; io -tidlKAml
; 1860 PALL TRADE. 1866
C. C. COOK & CO.,
{Successors to SsVrlee. Cook A Co.)
16 4c 18 - STATE STREET - 16 4: IS
| Wholesale
AND DEALERS 15
DRIED FUUITS FISH,
WOOBE2T WAKS. &a,
j larlte the attention of Country Ksrobaati tc
i their stock, which they offer at lowait
\ Cash Price*
G. O. COOK 4c CO.,
... . STATE CTREET MSU.
! QROCKERY, FINE CHINA
! Q-LASSWARE,
i Silver-Plated end Briitania-Wire,
i Hous&rcnMuznc coosse
i
wgnr.Mira aw xxi*n
! JHOItAS F. 8T59,170 Labs Street
I • [mice *6o]
!; C. M. HIHDEBSOH & CO,
I HaxmcmxaaaxDwzclxsa i9eslzu!)i
[ BOOTS ASTD SHOES
! No* 82 Laha Si., Chicago, Ul^
| Bare Is rore a large and dnlnhifi suck of roods
1 which they win soli very cheap to cash and prompt
| paying trade. Wearathe Ageata'or
; MITEHEUS 1 PATEXT METALItS TIPPIB IIICIS
2 or ax*. I3s naras wiraocT ixchrds.
! are sow to be facud at the magnificent start
j Ra32 Late street, corucr W>b*sh Avtsar.
.mvAdtaS.!- r, at. BPIPCR.’W!* ♦ CO.
. IKOI BLOCK
j ■ .. :EU3zuco'vr.£LXi..
i mm & os lq*s
Compelled by tA«iricere&slaghUi>lnesa to seek Urge
; quanete, nave removed from tuelr old stood, aewi.y
t oppoaUeto the above cpvcluos ttoreals
j BUSCH’S IROF BLOCK. _
I Where they wfU be able to offer at wholesale, a still
l . larger sad more varied stock ol
■ Dry Goods, Hosiery, sad Vottoas.
| Customer* wCI alwava flad na with faH fine*
, known brands or HEAVY DOMESTICS, boavbt at fird
• hand* and offered as a'tmali adv«aceL togemer wlt& •
) large stock of
| ; CODLEIS SHAWLS DUSS GOODS 18.
t We ihaQcoettsee ear motto
I “LOW PBIOK3 ■WT3T."
I tsvlte tbe attention of nD eloaa, prompt i»ytat
| 1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
I COOLEY, FARWELL & £o^
| 42,44and46
i WABASH AVENUE,
!»■ 8.- ■»-©:» S
j jobbers.
JgABCOCK & PEEK,
'I7IRAVDOLPHSTBEET,
; Haicjany,; Bosowooi. and Walnntj
r _ -*13(1,
BRAMKS OaiM SOOM £ COHNS FBUITMI
r- .*. .1 -. IN ORkAX VaIUETY.
- -krood-Sest aid Caee4eat Chain, Bedsteads-and
■ ScbotO TnzattwcshamliadtoOrifr.
;• f7"Fortleular attestmapaidtoCoantrrOrder*. •-
•i ;rQal4aS».iai
QTJAKLES RANDOLPH,;-
; GENERAL' COMMISSITCr MERCIIANT, -
N«. B‘Loomla BnlldlDSi
i JCctotrcf Clark WxWrstrcetk.
. BAda ca CoualgaßiuiA- - ... . Cal'dßuy
“LOW PRIDES WDT."
tod Invite the attention of aD e!os* prompt i»ytat I
1860 FALL TRADE. IB6o'
Commission ffimhants.
PECGN'ET,
PenMinl attention siren to the purchase and tale of
Grain, Floor ud Coat try prodace crnerallr.
omrr no. ? mi.LT.VKT>** block.
N. B. cor. S. WkUrud C!arS.»ta. Poet Office noxfiSL
Keerarxcrv— Wn».B. Ogden. Ch!eajo.in.: TTon,
B. W. Raymond. do.; Isaac foot. Esq., do: «. IT. Rip.
ley,
Gourd Trrm d»4 Tclrcrton rrw„ do: •!»«. Khc'i
Son*. do.; .lae. IT. Luca&, E-q, Ft. Louie; Ed - * aril
ton. ►*o_. do.:Cba«. ciioatean. Em., do. (uolSsSa
CIT Liberal advance* made on Con*ignwenU.
A. GRAYEA
73 Lake street. Chicago.
JgDWARD SACIvET,
Commission Vlmhanu
50. 199 V South ITatrratrect between OM and New
Kour.l of Trade RnlMJnga, Cblrngo. 18,
Ranra m Merchant* Savings Imd and Trn«t Co.. CM
eaeo: Smith. Pollard * Co„ ChP-tco: Parker Tlatvlr,
FsuCiiliLT New York: A. iVMmeT * 5004. Pl UvkL
plifotF. F. Fowler* Co„ New Orleaaa. auaytOly
J ELAND & MIXER,
Packers and Commission Merchants,
Opposite UScPtatn Central Freight Repot, toot of Socta
TTater Street, Chicago. HL.
TTooM turtle attention to their new packing Hoaaa
and Store, and from Qiq opening of the Packing Be«i*oa
will hire corwtujUf on luuid a foil supply oJ
BEEP, PORK, LARD, &e«
And thrtr PRrynui SFGAE CITRED IU3T3. Or.
dor* for Parkin* are wllrlte
Y~. Lilasp. ImIII C.TLB.Mv*»v
yORD & -MORTON,
Storage and CommlnfAn Slerchaßbif
F!r« Proof between l,«*e
»ni Randolph rtpeet*. CMnteo. 111.
P 1 " Liberal adranrc* mode oa Condtmmeata.
tancn. a. rooo. [ajinsOJy} % itx iioamf.
piTJOX & CO.,
Ceneral Commission DTerebaatay
119 SOOTH WAIEK STREET, CHICAGO, HL.
»UQttaa. OjySMyj iinog. piryry.
ROBB «t CO,
GEOOEBIEB AXD FISH,
And General Commission merchants.
No. W Hirer Street, Chicago, DL
boiur so«to*. cn*x boss. x x scares.
•p-7-fCC.Iy _
T?TXT-F. V.~ ITO YT RFMSEY,
JL COJu'MI«?!01 Mf.ncIIAXTS,
13 Soo2i La Salle
OM TTrliod '{Hm Custom llcnae Daflrtlnca, Hi cnjtx,
ws. w.ruan. t. n.nnrr. if.»nr*rr.
CAno.—Ta wlthdrawlnc fnwi the Coi'intlMon Tnst
sr»* wo faVe crrst pVaaurc t" rrconjinvndf-ie lti«
i:mi t.> onr friend* and ratron* a:>d aollrtt for
fi'mi aront! loancwof thoirhadu***. flavin*; kro\n»
them P>r«ovi*ral team, wophecrfnllvrrm'iTvn'mdtiteai
*» r*'*v? rot *' V.
■ VLlvr a WllhKI.MI^
pUA.MnKRT.ATNASKVMOVi:,
\J COMMISSION ME urn AXIS,
Ka ?0
Vor tiie ptjr'banu and aale of
C!MIS. STOI’K, PUfI’IICE 4 MEKCIMSDISE,
So. 1 Pardee's Ttnffdlnc. enrurr of M>lta amt Foeth
Water -irvcts. i 'hlcago. Inlncla. Libera! admsccs made
oa c'oalsnnientt.
Rurifßucc*' RnrUasham * Co.; Wjl, Jt*r
tta. Crm niTrcUM ASeiit C.li.iaC.U,
MUS-t&»l4y
Q.RIFEIX BROTHERS,
Cgmmitstoa merchants,
NO. S POMEROY’S BLOCK*
Ccrorr S*mrb TTat.-*r and Clark aneeta, Chicaso, Ad.
wiiwi made oo
ir.tunnt trafifiyflO-ijl a.m.'wa.
TURPIN. LAKE CO.,
i . COiHSSION MERCHANTS,
Xo. 181 I*3 South Water St., C1iIcb;««
T.a.TCRraL WILL* Liu. ILtiO.
turfoi
YfILES, WRIGHT & SIIEHSLVX,
rsoDircE cojonssios jCKScsAim
Brerj "Description of Country Produce
on Commission Ezclnairely.
• and X. Lis.u-i Stiktt... .. ... X aad X
CD 1 CAPO.
\y 9 SCOTT STEWART,
Prodacc Commission merchant)
Ho. I BOABD or TBADH BUILD ISOS
oeidifO-iy
WKLLER, & MFJXKX,
T T EXCLtNIVE COMMISSION* MERCIUXTS,
134 South Water Street, Chicago, lIL
Ca«h niltancM made on Mila or Ladl ■£. rrnpi-rtT la
ilorc, ami oa Milpmcuta to oar irlcaUaijLjtiiml s-mUi.
JKWI WUIIL 3. U. MKU.U. U A MtOU.
UNDERWOOD & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHAIT
153 South Water St., Chicago*
mharsa
MORSE & CO.,
Produce CommlaMon H«rchtau,
188 BOCTII WATEU STUEtT ... ...... 138
AlVinV CulliUne. Chicago.
_Baslac?»conflaedatflct]3rtoCormiitu>loa.
V. COE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For tbe pmcliau atx) *ule <i|
POBK, FLOVIt, CHAIN AND STOCK,
So. South \Tah-r Screed Clili’ag'J.
wjnox t, cue. ww. n. Htrs. $, u cxdu»woc&
dersMy
■yAX IX WAG EX it CO.,
General OTerr|»ant«t
NOLflDo’.s’e OnlMlng, cor. Smith Water a ml Clark tta,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
XJltBAt AOTiKCO MAOK OS OHAICSMICfTa
Atpaatiaco.—Flint & Wlicelrr. Mnllb. Pollard A Co*
CUt-azo; Jo«oq Parker, Cutter A XUi. Uuflalo.
mUCD-ly
BOX HAM & CO.,
JL EXCLUSIVE j
cosmissioN meisciiants,
50. «3 SOUTH VTATKR STREET. CHICAGO, ILL.
Hsprn to—MerehafilV Sarluy*. Loan and Tran Co*
Alooxu Klctunoad j.iu. C. Holies, CUicuu;
J. 1L Drake i. Co- N. Va H. *. King. Butlalo. ‘
■ UulOefiQiyl ‘
QCLVER & COMPAXY,
commission TvrmßCHA^rre.
210 Soath Water Street*;
». r.ccLTta. [jsubau] oarnnk
JJUMSEY, BROTHER &;CO. W
CommlMloii .Tlprchonl^
Glt* their exeludve attcntljo to ittepnichueud
ailcof Fl<>qr,Grain,nndotßpr I‘mducv,on Cotnmt—L a.
No. ttv 9. Water, cor. Clark »L>Cidcago. iao>B*aM
HOWES,
coaonssioN mek chant,
135 Soatik Water Street, CUlcaco, HI.
- » t*«tyauy] I
QA 8 H A D_V AXC ES.
WAKEFIELD, NASH * CO.,
LbcipMlsai London. ]
Libera! Cash Adraacemeata will be mode on coosga
neota lo the above boaae, of DACU.N, PKO
VlSlDNb* aadPUODCCfi sexlerall7.br }
octtoiy] ' TUOM43NAS3.
HOLMES & SOX,
Beef rad Perk Pickers,
AND- rnOVIBIOIt M2HCILANTB.
021 c a No. 12 Hirer Scree!
PACKING HOUSE SORTS BRANCH. CHICAGO.
Dealers to I
mr, mi, hams, snaaiaias, 1430, nc.
X 9“ ID;best market price for Cattle and Doga.
RCFEH TO Banker* and Bo>lao»a3lei. generally at
Q-olncy. HL. £t.L>-ids and Chicago Uauia. J. Vouog
bcammou. Loq.. l*reddent Marine Bauk;u. 11. Duo.
hum, Prendeul Mercltmota* datinzi Loan and
Tra-«t Company, and klea&ra. U, A Uabe»/d A Co 4
Chicago. • I
gaa'L Bouta. [ledolAljj m. >. eoun.
AfURRY NELSON, . |
iU PUuDICE
CummlMton mod Sliipplns SArehaat.
No. «* SuU ill WA,* B.U aiCi.tr, __
(Aeeat for ttie f ulionaurcli V.oria. M.T.)
ijtxir-jl co*uAtlvuitcca od floor and Orllu for tUlp
meni w 0-<wejo or JCc* - York, or la storai ulvlnj tl>«
•dipper foe wiMiec© of mUIo; in «lUier|aiai*a for
one comuxU»!oo. * [ apid
T>EDFORD, MEREDITH & CO.,
commission merchants,
so.Sl9SuuU> Water Street,
give attention to the purchase and sale r*t Flour.
and all tliubof Prodace, Stocfc, *e. Llbrpi advance*
madeoo c3U«l'imient-. A^eat 1 fjr fcUln ,l>rred Co*b
SJcjl P«*f,-r to K. I. 'riaknam * Co* CUcafo; Kill*,
UcAlpli- * Co„ Cluctuiuti. JalT-Jy
gPAFFORD, STEWART & CO.,
Produce Commission merchant*.
Personal attention tv Die* of IJr-m, Moor,
Provisoes ami Connin' Prodace Business
exclusively Coctmlieioß. Advances made on cooi-lga*
jeri'ta. U. Klurtostreet. Chicago. t IcJPd-iy
c. h. sfAftoun. d. atnwAHt. d t. *>. nu-rm.
A LLEN VANE & CO.:
XJL commission merchants.
For the sale of Floor. Urdu. CeeC Porkv liams, lard.
Butter. Checae. Seed*. Dried Fruit*. kQ 159 South
Water street. Cldcmgo. for Hamburg and west
. era Hesenc Cheese. .. ,
suae tax*. [aolSagdlyl I a. won.
.WILLIAMS itHOITGHTELDTG
,V T COSMISSIOS MKECIIAKTS. *
yo.Ho'd South Water street, accund door West ot
Wells street Bridge, {live tlielr exclusive-attention to
the sate and purci*a*o of all kino* of Produce block.
St, on Commbaloa. Ca*b advance* lauds. Un i>UU
ofLadlog and property tn store. lU-fer to Georgs
Smith A Co, Marine Bank, and Morse Steel ft Co.
JL M. t laiiO-WI w. Tv iioretmttnot.
ATEELY, LAWRENCE & CO.,
il COMMISSION MERCHANTS (or |he purchase
and sale of Crain, Flour. Pruvtalo**, *nd Country
produi-efceiicraMv, BuslneM ezetoUvelrcomabalon.
Also dealerslnSJlt. time. Water-Uiue. Stucco, piaat.
ertn&Ualr. Land Plaster, Ac. *c» -t ad ca and 3*o
Water street. i
iftwttLT. - B.r.uvmcn ' w-fc woman.
mhifQdiy - e. r.tawaxxc*. , . ..
WEBSTER & BAXTHR,
T T PCOOUCE * COMMISSION uebchantf.
offlce ; £2o Sooth Water Street.
TTa rlreonr Personal aurDCjjn to the eoicbsM ted
;•—ggp.yiteref tJ*ar»4yi•■ •o.naixro. .
'glatherwick, IForthlnsion & Co^
■ • ■ GZJTESAL CO3QQSSIOH KEECHASTS,
IK Xertti Jefffervjo Street P. U tiox 8731, Chicago.
. OnSerttom tneeeontry torthenu«i»*e or McttA*o-
OUeorrrerr proto pUjr attended tOk
. taoSm .. ..• -■ i ■ •
Uamiull & Tbomae, >:
I. BWpcisjf and Co minimi on merchants. I
l-oAMLiii wiixa':SisSßi, v:r. .. J
! Liberal adranee* made oacmulgMarnt*, Special «U j
(.<tM>etir}lreff.:t£; jhe «T HUx wool ami t
:.iSW Jim** toW.H*F<MT*t * tp+ X T.rCrt*- t
; SlCllM«raifcCo w teKX'jMWk'Stißaon4 Hboae* '1
Cmcho; •- ~ • ”• . v; j* • usm \
Commission 9lertbant«
IfholMSlS DMleßtß*
02ALSM IU
_opa|®-ly
Sfobcs. &r.
gSULLCOAL, SMALL COaL :
Small Coaly Samll Coal.
Smll Coaly Suiall Cial
MTRT BB r?KD WITH
MUST BE USED WUI.*
tIITIBFIELDfS COIL
LnTLSFIELD>9 COAL GLB.MU3.
SOLD BY
SOLO ST
Van Bchnack,47 State 2troot.
Van Bchaade,<i7 State Str^ot.CLlcrfo.
a Dealerln tlon»ekeerS.>: * rtkicr
CTEivARTS COOK IXG VrOVl:
RTTI.T. aTl*H\ The
of the Stewart St-*vo hn* tl\c;i ri-e :•» -v .«rai 'ir.lta-
Untia. The wer»n!:-e a'tlrie 1* f..e « n ; f hv r '•)
Agrnt at WSLite alt pet. between Vir.c-n-i: * ...i.u,
Alan, a rood Meorttaent of
and Tinware. isnA-miy
ftladjiuerg, ,vc.
D DANE’S NKW liARIiEL
m tcniNni.T.
WABBASTSD TE- IE3I IS AHZSKA.
3103 Cold. BiRITELS. ■: lUO CcM.
In o-crtn; tW* ICcw and Frr \ r.T? ! v >(v
ry l > toe ro.tpcr* of the Norvi.n«'-t .vm i; To
•*» *ltl» toe a-*;:rtuico tor.t 11 vi:i • -, .1
t;ic Fr*t a d m.»S u.c i ••» i r.
and I.abor tf avlui> of anr tn n*c. *'■; .1: a
Awarded ml Uu- dtSrrc&t Fair* In L .
Cooper* of Ohio, aid-elm.'.:! IT. «. . „ ;r. e
ofIM'BWU.
CUeaan F*ceLaulea* InsLlutn. a Silver ATcdsl ted
Diploma.
r. 5. Fair at Claclaaatl. Cru.d SUvcr VsCzl zzl
Diploma.
St. Lanl. itachaalcaj Association, Crar.i Cold ilcdal
and Dlpljtna.
DO.ISE * lirni.BVT’S
n i l. c ui: i
Stave Sawing & Dressing
Ivl A C H I X i,.
rots tight
TW» Ma*Mne all
Jar. It <a*r< t'tc *ta»e ir.mi t:.c i.v’*. r
I lane* ’.t rvaJv to *.i up ti» fsc Jn.rr.J .
lion, fruit :jio t* :•• »xu jir «i-». ’..ul :t i r.j
pvr «lav cli*ar of ali or; cr.'v* . 1> t.-rc
|| .vc a tut! w-t «f uiacltl. c» t.r TJ *:. l I - :.;?.; it
ah tJa.i*. Alvo.
DOANT.’S STAVE CUTTING MACHIN:., u
EamK
DOANh’S HKAMNG CC7TEK. ft>r r. r.r r ..r..
DO\XF’> UEADLN'G TUUNEK, Ut til r:
turret*
DOANK-S BEADING JOINTCn, far -
lwml\
POANK’S FOOT JOINTED, former - :ar.. ;«
DOANCS REAPING PLANE:.’, for -.! I . 0•. :: •;..!*
ROANE* EQUALIZING UACIUSU f.ru' M. .’-i cl
barrcUuvcr.
DOANL’S lILAf* SAVING M Ari’lNT. r-. t f ;;
of Inti*. 'KiU iiiaaM..c i> a!** u-. • ;-..s >
Mill c.\uuL
to* oalr Cirrcl M.v !*r* fc : r i‘.
n> \ ar.l-TalT»il flu Ir; !<• K !!t ■ m■- i •.. . •
hu. fiv»i uwiioiß.ii*. f r;.i. : >...
a.i.l r all c» i;i - i i-<•- ;
Deane l:a- ti.«*y.->c m. tl n.>r r»o.u- I?; >..• .!
roller-. IVnable Seam i . i ’•s 1 -
Mft •. l.ies vWMKiu'i rti.’-* Fat.-i;. l*'..,h . r » •. i
oS aa kina* or t:.o be t .'*.*• M.«rv ur ~ii ;
ue. Sole U'v.-tcra Ate t --f imf. V- A ; ; k ; ...Sc.l
bruitl of DahJt AnWtr Uotttuj; dull a-., c w :
HAur A
(*ato*i Piourinff ti
All pcr.'cct aa.l earn j'ctcwx U t'.^r:s-.!vo.
Alio. %<;d Rubb*. »’.«• v.iz. Lacl.£
k.„ 3* M>* cu»l' t r:> i-.
tW~ Dor.'l apcr.d ?l Ter L’arr.l . r >;.»• „•; Vc t< rr.
o»m vdu >cc uutuiw'a. S«ua tur aur c:i .• a ..t ,ix«
calm. Aa.:rc*» •v j».
.ibJßv-«j i 131 C.r. «;««•• i < ‘ik ..
01I1CAGO LL.W
Corawef CJato«»adPaAoa»tn.ti, Ts». !ii.
:IZ£l iJL&,
iXU> WPE, BIS 1M
Shot, While toad
m lead, pumps and a*
rr-RAiuc x.-Ma.
rar Order* Irom tbe trade sa.lol: "I paii*. ftr
)U Lead and i'l** Seed. Y, 0. u-*x I.< - •.
fodj t_l7. I.LAft .f • r
tp •G. HALL,
A • lm’>o(i«t' «na !>&*«•..• :z
Iron* Sioci,
AND lIK.W* UAliU'* .s i-
SOJ. IV» ud 121 ttrcst k
33apcc JQaniiiHij, 1 !.
YY A L L P A P A '
scuLxa
CUEJtrEST /*V TO lliv.
F. E. RICDV,
....Randolph
Uyn«cs».jiai
*1.......
PAPUi
W A L
LARGEST ASSORTXffifX Cl*
NEW PAT TEII N S
DUAKU & URO'\
PAINTCUs aNO II *.vi.rTif
• ••South Clark. Stress* • » . . 18i
>H ll(i
ISrasibc *oap
IX. SriiWAUT i CO S,
R.
I.TII-IIOVtD
Chemical and Erasure Soap,
THE GREATEST LABOR ASD
MONEY SAVING FAMILY STAPLE 1
Plcnne Ob«crTc
TJii*SorplwttluM.r«t at thr T’rr*:» r*’r
In • t-ndoii. wi:«rc «!..!« nil
tl in. «rr«f4 trl»i ol aut, ...m-. tar,
trca-e jm.itr• iik.
i»W—lU<* .-op i% ctiry taU'iCv* of ir, w.*
riar.
*tL—wjico n*cd as d'rctid it il! *-rv- ■
a.id in.icl.lnc Jrk’tiuii. and «• Ll-.i>
per rout. « i me (him nml iah- r mo-11. .1..;' .. <■ :j d
the '•.la.ilng of a ta:i:l.y,
Dl.—oat r—lu tne u»e ofth!.* Soap. li.tr ! vr. r
no‘‘imahlng’* urvL-ai>r.u;. nL.ipi, u - .i
VCM Oi U.tf
ith.—t I->tii* «111 look nru-li wVt r u'i ■■ V •. • u
last I -liyf.-. Ihe .-oj;» » .l-tm i;n’ -a a,i
100-ea* the dirk It ia warra.it d u-.t ta I j c .>i
fabric.*
Stii.—A OMtn Relation or * d» w 111 clean a'.-.n.f r
allure. kllcimu u ca»d«, <tc* w.th the „r r»; .v.j .
rapid.ty and ihonxi^xnnn.
wii.—L'sed an a toilet Soat*. It rl**.w. a di 's'.ln rl
dirt, sr.a-w. tar. |utl L prliilvr • litw, >t •„ h-a•t
mdclenr. Hi* Invaluable f. ran.t n.m'im;
“ua— U w*U r«mi -ve uU. wheel iircan-, p-..
frjm 9li and wool n *fHKU, a litvbn-t l.i -1.•••■/
be wa«tU’«l in it wiUioutlMMigul.ciUi rv. bum ■: •o-.iji*.
Dealer* and the puhU gcu.r.l.y arc n, i :j
give tiißS- »;< u tna'.
>;r. tf..ll.Me\«uß,br!n;arr Clkol -vai*-iu
cspvrlmer.titdupou and u Ini i;e,c ---is
way>, a< d mu-rs it to L.c public a* .< mi...* >. v. 1.l
SAVE TTHE, LABOR AND LION2Y.
We ire* uillin; it.-t:iwuLi rest tip on It. uteri... Ml r n
**k u* bi ;.vv .t »ir.a. aud IT it si. v» ac l;‘
Uctl >a iac moil y ill be r-t in le.l.
JiT” F.Fsal. :a all lac li-U.u; ;rjeer/" t. % . C;
•arc andgt-l 11« svualne,
-ui-djlj-tm ManuttcbTT. !-’■ Klir’e-n . 'I- rnso.
£iarrij.
VERY IMPORTANT IN FOR-
T MATION*.—The lIlInoD Star* Cot.;-.in;.. At
Onnvn. :ire uour mnuiKUcbninz the l*«:rvt Mi.jvh la
thevoraL Iji b<)dv. quality and unr.oi
bz excelled amt bcliu l v:.rl:> l. nlm
♦piUar wider, wlilcltb i>a*itr.ih> >OU .*! r..1,i a itfr It
cocUltif uo oeLiriun clicmic-u. hvacc .1 I'lai't ln-iy
more rt3.-Irr.blc loricdl *n.l lauudry tlaux
mu> oilierln n«e.
A* nu aaaiirauce »o the public o? me • rrl:-* of
the Starch, am amount ol Mem-js: s..;;* r.-'er.
euco>con4d btt b>itl:i t:J» c ise re:.n.i— - ■; c
beunuicCD>.«r\. neall.b} a .i.i.c -wi uia!,
cun kul-w (liemeHvps. In bujlnz t-.eMarcli bepor*
tlculnr In •evtn; lhai U t* taWva Horn bo'.c-i r.nrKCd
ItUNOlb STAUC'U co.un> V.
Mc'ciNNii-.
ToWliolewlc Denier*, the Cosup.m? wor.M »sy •-•Ut
onroneqnalled t.tcl lt»toptnnmuact:»rtitz..iml t:-e. \crj
great *« lune over all oiin-r i-eicn-iut
pnnilusln; Corn at low j rices. «c fa-i >vii >.*•> at
egnre» that will make It to yonr t»:ere*t i r ;.t «»
7uur orders Kv«tr> bos oi March t...it if .-.e- the
tactory fc» warrante*! eqn.il li not »o >m {•«•<»•
lu the worUL AH imlefcauJ '•««.. i. im-.iiiu-u
•ddnt-wed •UUnol»Sfc*rcJ« Conipauv. li.iwh
«11l reccircpromptnto.-niiu'b '
Hags
Bags— bags—u aus- -l- a g i—
corn exciuxce
DAG MAS E FACT
HAST. VSTLN A f.T So..W. WaSfP s:.. Ctietgs.
B. E. CLdlt.-i A Cf»„ US ISroad »treet .New \ vrk
M.IOTPICTPtttR* *Xt> PCUKR* s
Bas>» ot’ fivui’y
MlUen'aud GmW RM£»nu«|p .md mated
vltii bcjuliuil jramK New nndaerori.l i u: : »i
Brim and Gjny lUi-* tor
o:ciVu«. ,Ui,'>fork'ioar, Uuckwoeat ‘\>d 'ikint,
&JC Seed. jcc.
wttt fidelity cad 4L«?aU:.i,
tOAUeU to iUiypvra.
QUICAGO BAG
275 SOUTH ATER STREET.
SK.xMLtSS GIUIN -AG3 o( vtrloz* iLc* izi
quail tin*.
V tot'lt Q .im, miui, prlit:! tc
oriuoi any ila>lnJ itatlcru.
* HAM SACK*—fcvi*r.?*li«ilt»«L
OUX.NY lUUS—TtvoorThite Hn»he «.
Commission Merchants. Miner*. (>t»ic*rs iad Tro*
it»loa will and juat Uic attlcws *• anted la o_r
stock. order* solicited.
IUWKI.N3 A CTUPMaN.
I apt Tja-iv.l
BAOft! BAs.8!! B.U.*! 11 ,
JfABWBLfS I
stejuk tie uxmrrorL i
10. 55 JUBsrr jraxrr, nrcaoo.
BAGS AND SACKS
Of every description lumbiicd »a i
abort notice, aua ptluu-d «Ua j
Vew asl BcmtuUnt Brand-*. I
SIMEON fAICTCU*
•pWAwIytTIIJ i
fiUNNT RAGS -lOCsOCC FOR
VJT 1 BALE AT TUB
Corn BzciiASCO 3at Kfannfactory*
RAtr, asxen ■» rr>..
painters.
TETra A-xVLMIXI,
U- ; FrtMCO MPd Oecurailre SeQV «|
PA IKTEB S,-feSt 3?
lot VTuUa£tnBBUCIIIC*S.X V'^TV
ntESCO AND DECORATIVE iVJvTISQ
lathe Parlors Ptnlog Cal'* ami lltranesol i*nU
<U*« IteaUlctwv*. aU.i, tbalnteilrr of » ■ nicker. l*nb«
Ui HalU. &e. lu CUcaxo. Illinois and other Stater
ytc a w>St?e strict atf ntxonfcrthetir*:.ln* of Wood
-end Harmr*. end 9>>)kll nmriiMer*. c.u.>d»at of ex
cetirg ilitts tv> K'arei tire *at>Dtctlon.
noJO'taiy waO:tn*t«r-.%
BII.LIAIiD TABUiS.—For Snle
Splendid Ko*«icood lUllir.r.l Tables with Mae
.bin nrsßUa netU w»Cifc»t Ciistil <n* In lb -wo.-!.!. ! »r
tXxX n hv£bUitiig coia>Kti. I’k.uv m?d*l
you* oriUraby mall oc uCtcrvl-e. .-t-jd I '"hi hit tne
Mine a*lXgive* tu person. •o'-i hv *"*> =»r-J
■wajmiutt w. ItbUIFFITH. Practical 3i;:ijrl.T>
bfeMauaXaclitiro,>o.iu jaltoe «tr*c:. ir.v \on
Ct£ • ccc.a-,La
:lr. Tzr. e
:i'\. .1
L;.. !.v r:
l o:
Ah.,;
Vk ’vKKS,
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s
M irate-
aGES'CY.

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