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Special yr^titw.
To lion* Owaors. Dr. Sweat's
Infaunae Liniment for Howe* UWttlwlWbyiax.ia
•U case* of Umen«*. arising ftom Sonataa. BrOUee or
Wrenching. la effect U magical and certain, Hameea
or Saddle Galls. Scratches Mane*,Ac.ltwfllalao cure
tpeodllr. Spavin and Ringbone may be easily pro
rented and cored In theto Incipient stages, but conffim
«d ca«ci> are beyond the possibility of a radical cure.
jCo caae of the Uad, however, U so desperate or hope.
les< but it may be alleviated by this Liniment, and Ita
faithful application trill always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse to travel with comparlttve ease.
Every horve owner thonld have this remedy at hand
fbr its timely meat tbs first appearance of Lament**
irl’l eiicctnallyprevent those formidable diseases men
tioned, to which all borvee arc liable, and which render
ao many otherwise valoable horses nearly worthless
&«o advertisement. Few sale by J. H, JOHKSON,
Cvneral Agent, 73 &taU street,. no22'oocoir-dly
t-ST" How to do it I—lf you wish a
tne Lead of Hair, me LYON'S KA-THAIBON. the best
•ad roost popalarprcparatloneTermfde. Ittlmmenro
itleprc'TMlUcxceUeDee. It remora* an Dandruff,
Ac, parentstteHair from {k!Uos ont, restore* and
prr*-<rrra* It, and is dellfittfaHy porfamed. Solderery.
rrticr*. • Jall-lm
ES?” Greeley’s Bourbon Bitters.—
TY.mk* popular Etrrmaa pose eat all the conxiehlng mi
ttvicorattcg properties of Pent Ow> Bocnos Whuxt,
*r 4 are coa-lderod the neat cfecaclon* Tcano end
§TtHtx*jrr. as veil the most agreeable Srcvaona
ever offered to fbe public. At a toalc tor Old People,
Si;h,'*t-e Ladlea, coarxiesceat InTiiUda, and *ll weakly
they cannot oetarpasaed; is all eaaea of Weak, j
n«n or debllUy. they wJU glra immediate relief, and |
Utpart a strong healthy tone to the system, A trial .
vtlt eotabUtt their merits oxer all other Tonlca now In 1 *
cm, For Lcuo CotfrLxtsra. Baoncsm. Brsnnu* “_ . v m p p t> tt CVVri i»n
Kerocf* Dtsaasra Litbi CouriAim, they ara an WA> i
isvalcahle remedy, and ara a certain prerenUreof * " " JOHNBOh m kajs
Cwtlls and rcmi <®BXIFECATKS WARTEDt
Put cp la Quart Bottles, In caaes «f ana andtw* r tjaYKKPOBT, ULLMANN A CO,
doeen, and ler sale hy Broggigta and Qrooera every* tt Clark street,
nhere.
T.r.iA. W. GBSELZT. Proprietors, No. 8 Bw
s*u street, Boston, Uses.
J. K. JOHNSON, General Agsnt,
No. 78£tate street, Chicago.
Jt. K. ZJLSDCN. Aient. apZTWWairIT
Kennedy's Medical Discovery
care* Scr^tult.
Mtdicul rrtwrverr cores Erfrtpelaa.
jCfc-.vrd r’t Mf .ilcM Discovery cure* Canker,
he-tv-iv* Msdicul Dlscoverv cures NnrsingßorekPth.
‘e Mtriics.i piscorerrcuresllnraorortheKyea
MCuUa! Discovery cores Scald Head,
?!e.iL.- '.‘va Medical Discovery cores RanolneoftheSir
K-c- eflv'* Medical Dlicovery curesUlceratd6or« Leg
Kci.:.c oV*a Meolcal Pl>ocTCTyccriaLcpr*.
a,»n>.t.iV’t Medical pbeovery cares Khenmattera.
V'tu ''f» Medical Discovery ceres Salt-Rheum.
Medical yl-cowr; cures, Dyspepsia. ,
V rr , .dedivai Discovery llegulates the Boweli.
a'( ci Medical Discovery Regulate* the Kidneys,
s ’ Medical Discovery Regulates the Liver,
t ;•—fdv'* Medical Discovery has cured Dropsy.
you tre rich, sad do not know what the matter
h. f Try Kennedy's
.Vcdisal Discovery.
Fcr eals by al: Druggists.
ffilusic Stotts.
OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE IN
CHICAGO.
11. hi. HIGGINS,
(Successors to TUffin. Brothers^
Ko 117 Randolph Street Ho. 117
I-.jhconlvj.LiCftintbrcltywhere all kinds ofMcde
it, .iLtand eiiett Kruic can befond, IBnotfbrget
iLc r.-j'ubiT. 117 Randolph street, near tin corner of
CiurL. la Kingsbury Block. „
« ,ir.iiTs irom the cjontry promptly attended te.
T ARGEST WHOLESALE
» J SOUEE ER
Mericsl ißstrnments and Strips.
JTyiiTCS BAV3R,
99 ftecth Clark Street, Chlesgo,
ijcr.iif ictcrer and Importer ol Kndeal Instrument!
*.;rl -trlt.es, havlne connection with manufacturing
ror.-cp In Berlin, LeipaJc. Dresden. England andl Parts.
•; i.r.u.ared to furrlrh Leal era, Banda and Individuals
wuh every article io tlidr Una,
AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
J. BAUER.
Drums and brass
lIfBTEUMESTS.
BAUER,
manufactures op
DRUMS AND MhU INSTRUMENTS.
98 Ssnlb Clark Street, OMeafe.
[ociMS69-iy]
33i iiitijing.
rp O. SMITH & COMPANY,
Brass CorkSUoufartirere, j„ rr **
COPPERSMITHS, Vc
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
STEAM m GAS FITTINGS,
Ellin COPPEE, BLOCK TIH, POMPS, &0.
AUJ—LartlcaUr Mtaztioa t. Jobblog tt *1
tlxde connected with the Trade.
aS3 WaJi tiston Street, Obicege, IU.
laal«Mj3
j| d. McFARLANE‘3
S®.3, Steam Fitting
PLUMB IS 6 ESTABLISHMENT.
44 U Sails StreaS) OUcafOi
MiLBB 3
ikt misses ua ißßi nurniu,
PLVMBEK,
And Maaateotarer «f
ALL K2Si ,v OF STEAM FOEK*
He TRAOEI
Toßtrattafup!.aet with tools asdjevery «gd*}«£f
SiLhtwis Hulujand Plumompßoalneaa. Ka-OUdlnf
itronidoc done w order. _ _ . .
r*»" Manufactory ic* and lfl9 EartWaablafton straat.
errf-vp
Scales,
DURIEE & FORSYTH,
HißC&ctarloc Compmj
SCALES,
riCE ft SCUGUAB FEOOF / |tpT \
*• ■ A ~, • 3B ’ l 30 ® 4 /i\ A
■* M*boa»Loitla, E»s£*s*
tovi, JSD*. *c.
jL EL. ETSSCER, Xc«St,
e c77'dts«4m Water Bt, CUoaco.
JJITCnCOCK’S
Pretnium ScaUt f
ItsnoJactcred "Of
S. S. HITCHCOCK,
S9 & Caiaal-*t*, CbleafOi
AU irtrJt of Scale* Eepalre-i.
joac-iy
HOWE’S STAND
iJO SCALES. Tfi^J
VANDEHVOCST. DICSERSDB I
&cD .m 1 V,|, r r
Randolph, chiearo.Ei I mSjßSsE^^k
Weigh culot LctsL Bp Check
ytoda. All Mellon r*cd«4 «i %gT w
Btii*.
*r'oins fßadjines.
CKffING MACHINES,
° I. CORHELL & CO’S
family &rtd. 2>Xaxi'U faattoirliijc
S4O SEWINQ MACHINES.
taccahta fabb»s patent.
TTe are hanpr to *ny to the thoimnds who art win*
, nr Machine*. 'and the thousand* tint want them, that
eYc-II SOW BEAUS THE PAT EXT Ll
rrv<E VtaMP OF r.KOVEB & BAKER. ELIAS
UoV'E. Jn, and all persona selling or using them are
j tuitwbere we want them j In
a 'r.SoSp«iu..tt and un a» ajaaljr I»pel»r b»u
. i «t made and highest priced machine* In any
mil Jla.dffi ! are bdU eold d MdMtAlnelndtog
Ucmmcr* (oi which wc hast severalßtyirt),Needles,
id ever-Uduc to tholruM Icfcmllyorahop.
m« ul?m etui the cmtxprrr, lbuituiat* axs
r, I’S B iSS““oS : SL3bIfESII» ow, ca«omr„
wauSwwttKFxSU tut -MOKKI- to jtotTdW* tor
«nr ui*«;U:.e v.ilch dot* not wholly laOsG’ the pur*
Sa “r. i ni- h-aturc alone make* oar machine irorib
much more than »u> ouitr.asthwela ncceaaarily tome
rukinbsvmc uuwa machine*. . T . .
A few cf ltd superior qualities are nseaa
«tr*j"(it needle; nft-rf ai space under the arm. aewa
Iclther being fattened and
ifoin In sight: turn* ut> lunge*: I* encored from doat
id uo oils lu lever porclMiM U greater than
Kftof*nv other machine; tt has hot two regnlaUnß
to.T«'»« and both arc a:>ove and In front;the driving
wnecl 1 entirely out tide of übte: It requires no alter
aiioo for all varieties of work; UwW eerululydo neat-
IT a GUTATKS TABii-rr or wosm TBiV AJST JtAOtnr*.
to.noa" Uie hundred* with which we are acquainted;
Tu tcnelon Upcrlcct; It runs ea»l2v aodetill: it bo there
kubodv .noviceecan manage U. ione other wlileaUa
fv where It la Eh *wn.
3 v. e am fialtiy eay that nn piece of labor-saving ma.
rhlnerv ever crew co rapidly into universal lavor aa
our sewiiic Three yean bae placed them In
toe ren'front rank# offinO-claai machines, and though
Sr SaK“»i: tocllUto. I>.V« W t0n1,!,.
crea-*edwe have not been able to supply l‘>c demand*
y~Z n - the naat acaaon. We can now alt all orders. Be
fJfKdcnfiooor .tylc tbo BIGUTbIDK UJ.AKE*
JOirJbOXADJUbXiBUi lU MUOL , 0 a « bow
iSv to. Wto to produce todtor Instrtimeuu tor
bode mil kinds of mowing bod embroidery. Lctoverr
Siiewfip lu tbe gremt Imptoremonu to
Er-®rTb»e“«£d« %
that our macuinc* were
cut of caM-away machine of oura
la lu place. We only aell onr own machines. Tag
nnVfm'i Patent, and arc the wle proprietor* In
lit tight B Addr«
Straw 33ge
■VTEW YORK STEAM DYE
1M WOEKB.
■war, i erbcbt,
IST BoaUiClu-l; street, between MadlaonandMoeree,
Cblcaro. Illinois. . _ ,
Dyer and Cleaner cfan kinds of S£Qc *nd Wooten
Goods. Ali-o. biraw Bonnet Bleacher and Pressor,
fetor* »rd work punctually attended to
P. O. Box Sidl - apgtO 1?
Real old fashioned
MCrIC -Toxtivestad lUjmowr, Price 1 B e*
covers cf cenulac cldja-r.loncd magic will find in
thl- hr*-., f.ii ;i., choicest jr**n>f of thepsSt. It Contains
th-hp t o': Learlv every volume of Anericai
L,ucd»lrc"*TVwUh AntbemyQoartettam
CboniMji to the uee of CbcmUjtodeties jto .
social gaaicrings. Published by OJUivEtf DII6OH *
0, Boston-
ISbucatimial.
"INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.
X-Mechanical, Architectural and Topographical
Drawing tanghtby
Prot C. W, THEO. KRAUPGH,
Graduate of the Polytechnics! Institute of Dreaden.
and of Mining Academy of Frcybcrg. baxonr.
OfficeKo.ll*Pearborustreet,Bourn 14. Offlcebonrs
11 tons, k. . ja'-lxlm
VOTING LADIES’ -SEMINARY
AT T.ATE FOREST, UL.
The Spring Term la this Institution, conducted by
Rev. U. DlcSdn&on, D. D* and Danrlitert, wlUccm
mence on vv kBSrKSDAT, the 6th of February. It has
nlesaaaf tnf rented accommodations for Boarding
stoSalan. a careful supervision, and the best advan
tages mall respects fbr an accomplished female eda-
Clrcalar*, cantalnl”g Term*, Conrso of Study. Bo
toencca. Ac* may be had os application by mail ar
ol LakeForect, Jan. Etb. 186 L JaOdSC.las
J&oneg anfc Eicijange.
TO LOA N
At Tea Per Cent*
From one to lira years. !n rmn* to suit, on First-CUs*
r.ecnrlties In tbe city or coontrr. Baplncm Paper
TOtod at 5B Clarlt street. B. F. POWKING A CO.
ANTE D—Land Warrants.
ArPliTTn
J. X 4 . LSI!.
p Clark atmt. oorasr I Xka,
deITM-ly
T'ICIIAHBS
NEW TOBK ASS BOSTOS,
■wmtea tr bekj. r. quimbt * co,
OCI7-d2SS.I7 OoaalMlonMarcliante ITo.ltiV ILW.et.
Anplrto
snlTflP-ly
TO LOAN
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY-
Or on Good Improved Firms this State.
CHA3OJECS, LEE « CO,
121 Late etreet._
tusleSl24Sia
Monet loaned
oa firtt-cl&ea eeeortUet &t the
office of WnL XX* Bled &
No. 03 Clark Straat.
Three to five years’Loans at 10 per cent. Short ra
mt dlsconnted. Ca*h advance# on Warehouse UecejiU.
*jpr-City-Scrip wanted. my23-cIOS-£y
Fob money to loan
Os Beal X>t&te Becnrltlee la Cock aaifcfijolalni
Coanttes.
Apply to
ERNST
Dealer in Foreign Exchange,
KOSET AND DEAL ESTATE BROKE*,
Agent for the British Commercial Lift la-
Buranoe Co., and Notary Public.
No. 6 - ■ Larmont Block * - No. 0
sovi-ly Jf. E. cor. of Clark and Washington sts.
•oBtD-ly
TAMES D. SHERMAN.
CiIKJSS, SEIPraG ASB cesnssies,
No. 13 »tat« Kmt, Up WslTB,
Cash advanced on all kinds ef property ooarigael
f °Cash e SwStt BCl* cl Lading and WarebSMO
b 'exchanqc bought and sold.
Houses to rent. Lets cn leas* on long time on State
street. Wabash. Michigan and Indiana Arenaea. Also,
oo the West Side. , .
Hotel on Clark street to rent cheap to a good tenant.
A moat desirable reaidence to exchange for nspro
■d gTfsn on Pew fork and Boston.
• [ocXtd39l-sai]
business ®arisa.
DRS. SMALL &' BEEBE have
removed to their New Office Rooms,
No. 103 Washington Street,
Where they arc prepared to attend to their professional
calls In Medicine and Surgery at all hours of the day
ami night. jaISdSSS-lm
B. WAITE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, :
138 Clark Street, Chicago.
Particular attention given to the law of real estate
and to th'e collection of claim* within the State of
Illinois. deldy
T>ATSON & REYNOLDS,
X ATTORNEYS * COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
80 - - Poarhom Strwet - - - BDi
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
R-Txazscea— Reynolds, lUy A Co* I. H. Buret A Co*
Chicago; Wn. B,’Keraoids & Co Boston; John Jd.
Atwood. Esq- PJilladefrt J a ; Messrs. Springer & TV iuU
p.n, b. 8. LHonancoieu, EM., Clncmnau; John An
drews. Kao- Pres't Board of Control, i>. W. Deahier,
Sheneon, EM* Edward Pkrrepont. E»q., he Tor*;
’on. Ira Harris, Hoa. Ab»« J. Parker, Albany, N. i.;
jphn G. l>eahieT.£aq* Buffalo. jvlhMUiy
/CRAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,
\J IMPORTERS AND DEALERS to Cr,=i(rr.
GUM and China Table Cutlet?. Looking Glasaea tu
tors and British Ware, No. 10S Lake sunst. Chicago,
Illinois. tah27A6-ly
stationers, Sit.
pARTER <fc STONE, Dealers in
RAGS ANB PAPES,
3 Booth Canal Street r2 *
J T. Ciktu, B. B. BtoSK.
fT Cash paid for all Bads of Cotton aad Wcclen
Pte. »ei w-iy
T3TJTLER & HURT, 48 Stata-St.,
Il hj.Y« now tm tb= <sao*rtns ma of pitntHn
igy* x>ia Hxie tsiia agifls
S2 »|£ uJi 2553T KIU 3!3Si
W *Mra SJIK 2Sx» 251£5 attH
And
jOOO reams of Wr*rP* n S Piper, of discreet u-ea.
lIOW reams Manilla Do. , ...
reams Cap sad Letter. and a £«aeroJ aesortoeat
of Printer’s Stationery. . ...
LfiOOkccs of Mather’s celebrated Boot andwaw* in*.
will bo sold lor cash at tUa icwest pcael
gy Casa paid for
Tl A. I3sT GERSOLL,
JJ • BIASX BOCK iUSTTACTUHKa,
BOOK BXNDSB AND BPLEB,
lam now nrenared to manufacture Black Boots of
ererv dcecrlnLloa ruled and bound to any desired pat
terns with or wlwoutprinted headings. I>artlcclarßt.
tS&npSd nanta.At
Bill Heads. Letter Heads, slurping WIM, Holed
jpor ffifte’s ffeafe.
gT, JOSEPH & PIKE’S PEAK
Transportation Liss*
A. WABREK 6 CO.,
Oenirtl Freisht«n to the Mla«»
BTOEA.GK. COiIMISSIOS
W« h»re Trains laavlnp St. Joseph -rosily lhrcm|h
ontSie foriin parta ln the mines, andcaa pTre
SSuSSSoS facilities for pettlm; cut
ilauktch and at reasonable rates. All goods snipped u>
SmSS, awtloed for tie dldm, will|= prempflr M
wultato. w«rrtOT»oi.toUi singly 4
St. Joseph, Me.
mar®
n UN’S I—GUNS I!—GUNS I! 1—
\JT Gan*. a
&p^»udauimaihtionKenerillf,AccntV ■ V
'DUPTUKES CURED
Xl BT TEX %Z A
bird ecbber nice s I
This Truss is unlike all others erer
used, tooth In construction and mats
ri»i Does iiot constantly press on the rupture, Sm*b
to four places bringing the parts
gether. Klvfn* nature a chance cure, u Men It dM£
tn ne&flr altcaaca. Does not press UPON IHE t Olty
or obstruct circulation; never soils or corrodes, and u
new. y«ung persons. and recent
casesalwavs cured. Physicians say It U> the ONLY
PHILOSOPHICAL TRUSS IN USL. None toot those
who have suffered with the misery of 1
ureciate the value cf the “Biggs Truia. Au illustrated
namphlct, containing all particulars, 'ei.t free to any
-ne, toy addree«ing . LP ; bKU-i-t.
Excln&lTt and Sole Agent for w*eY\
Office 194 Lake street. Post OEcc box AJ6S, Chicago,
trade supplied at Kew Tori prlcw»^^
CTEVENS & WEBBER.***
® OYSTERS , WSIIF
FRESH FROM BALTIMORE ETKET DAY.
108 - Randolphs Street • 108
jpr Orders from the country solicited snd^Kia^Uy
L. .»• rlA ' ra * CO -%S
ae: aiY.
(I • ■ • Randolph Street “ • ■ 54
Orders from the couatrypromptly attended to. [felt
TEVNE& ALMINI,
O Fiweo tad Decorative sm
P A. I N T E R
101 Washington st, Chicago.
FRESCO AND DECORATIVE PAINTING
Tnth« Parlors, Knlng Hails and libraries ol first.
«u.. uetidcocea. Also, tbe Interior of Churches, I’nb-
Mo n«n« In Chicago, Illinois and other Statue,
We also give strict a«• ntlon to the Graining of Wood,
and Marbles, and solicit year orders, cuoadent of ex -
enlinc them Wywir entire aattfaMlon.
nomuij JEVKE * AIAIIM, lui Washington s
Rangings.
A L L P A P E Rl
usossi issosxsxsr or
NEW PATTERNS
AT
BRAKE A BKO’S,
PIXHTEBa ASD PATEE HaNQEM,
. * * leith Clark Street • • • »114
. . toeianyl .
fYSAGE. ORANGE SEED.—
W n»vlnr been engaged for tbe last twelve years
In ralbering this Seed, 1 would say to mr customer*
throneh the West tliat i have bad a quantity gathered
tttoscawn of KEW £EEI>. WAUUaSIED VaESIL
As the cronU light, those who want a large quantity
JhoSd l?pl“ kSo- AddreM, H. W. I’llKlN i-cots
nile. Kv. jtdSda t- m _
HOOPS. HOOPS. MESSRS.
FARR SR LVKo & nO- at FortWayte TftdiaßS
are mkFnfirtirtSi Hound Hickory Flonr nod
Whisky Barrel Hoops fey Machinery. The'|£*>Pb
well fchaved ana Lappeo ready for the Cooper to put
on the barrel- Consumers of IJoops will, bud it In their
istercat toclre thtm a cal ATI ordersj>rom|>Uv fijjejl
to. Manufactory opixwdta tbd Pepot
doasiSn
Chicago Ctdiutte,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30,18Ct
BiUrimnl «n« Boportmro of Moll
Trains*
lYiiw Dqrart. UaUa Ckm. ArriM.
BAST.
KICKIGAN BOUTHEJH. M _
6.03 a. a. 10.00 p.m. 10.80 A B.
6.30 p.m. 4,45 p.m. _ 11.00 p.m.
* HICHIQAJJ CKNTEiXa .
8.00 a. m. 10.00 pm.
*rafesßtlEa, FT. WA?i?E AKB CHICA do.'■ ■
KS6a. m. 10.00 p.m. 8-00 a. m.
6.80 p. la. 4.45 p.m. li.4op.itt.
lOVrBAWTFEff.
CHICAGO AND EOCK IB LAND.
'9.45 aa. -B.ooAm,‘--= • . 6.45AJA
12 4S a. m. 9.00 p. m- • 6.16 p. m.-
y BUON AIB LINK.
11.40 a. m. 10.00 m. m. 4.10 Am.
8.00 d. m. Nomall. : A4op.ni
* TT.r.rw»Ti
9 30 a. m. 8-0° *• m. WO A «.
8 60a.m. 8.30 p.m. S.SO p. m.
P BXJBLINGTON AND QDIRCr.
il.lsAm. 9.30 a. m. 6.43 AB.
r.45n,m. 8.00 p.m. UAOp.B.
avneaa aoMKnosanair.
3 45b m. 10.48 a m-
P ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.
9.15A8. B.ooa m. B.SOab.
8.00 p.m. B.SOp.a. A4op.a.
KOBTH AND WEST.
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
11.40 a a. 10.00 Am. 8.45 Am.
BS3pa - SOB»W
aop.m. 11.00 a. m. 15.M p. m.
500 »-“- BLWA&St ‘•‘sP'm
-4.00 am. . 11.54 A xo.
11.00 Am. 6.00 p.m.
ON
7.45 a. su
13.30 p. xa.
About tlto Meteor*
Stcamoee, January 26,1881.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Much curiosity being felt to learn all that
may be known respecting the meteor of the
11th inst I herewith give you the result of
my calculation, estimated from the accounts
given by observers in different localities. It
is described by Dr. Winne, who saw it from a
point about eight miles north of Somonauk,
DeKalb Co., Ills., as pinking Us appearance In
the Northwest, moving eastward with great
velocity, In a right lint a 'little inclined
downward—disappearing in the northeast and
dcnly, being apparently of the size of a man’s
head, luminous like a ball of molteu Iron, and
giviug off, just-before it disappeared, coveral
little globular massed 'which followed on and
.disappeared with the parent meteor. The ele*
raaiou of the mctoor aa aeon by Dr. W. wm
about forty-five degrees.
From the letter of R.E. Moore of Geneva,
Kane Co., the elevation as seen there was
about sixty degree*. About five minutes af
ter its disappearance, Dr. W. was starled by a
loud report as of a cannon fired off near by.
As seen by J. H. Cooper at Burlington, Ra
cine county, Wia., it appeared , first in the
northwest, about thirty degrees above the ho
rizon, passed about fifteen degrees, south of
the senith, and disappeared when about fifteen
degrees above the horizon in the southeast,
exploding just previous to its disappearance
—projecting forward its luminous balls. After
itr. Cooper saw the explosion he rode about
half a mile, when he heard the report like the
sound of a cannon at a distance—which was
so heavy as to jar houses,and in some instan
ces to cause dishes to rattle on the shelves.
The body of the meteor was of a brilliant
white color, and appeared about as large as the
full moon when shining.
PRUS3INC,
From these observations, the meteor must
have passed vertically over the northern part
o' McHenry county and central parts of Lake
county, was about fifty miles high when over
McHenry county, but dcsccndlngas it passed
southwesterly, and must havo exploded soon
after reaching the atmosphere. The time be
tween the explosion and the report, had It
been accurately reported by Mr. Cooper, or
Dr. Winns, would give the distance from
cither of them; supposing it to have been five
minutes, calculating from the known velocity
of sound through the air, the explosion took
place when over the southeast part of Lake
county, IU,, or over Loke Michigan near these.
’Respecting the size of the meteor, we can
a!so make an approximate calculation. Al
lowing it to havo appeared of the size of the
moon—that Is, to measure an angle of one
and a half degrees as the distances of our ob
servers, it was about two miles in diameter.
One more inference. This body did not shine
by reflected light like the moon,for being seen
bet ween two and three o’clock In the morning,
was in the earth’s shadows—lt was sclf-lumi
noub—giving off its own light like the sun, I
am glad to see by a correspondent of your pi
per that a member of the Chicago Academy of
Sciences Is collecting facts and preparing a
paper respecting this meteor. A comparison
of more extended observations will give the
elements which I have calculated xnore accu-
®tusses.
©gsttrs.
sahuew.
rately—and may give a probable solution to
tbo question, as to the nature of the meteor
itself—•whether an aerolite, If so, •whether the
fragments fell into the lake or farther east
ward. Was nothing seen or heard of it east of
Lake Michigan ? ■ ' E.
A Correction*
DATExronT, lowa, January 27,1881.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Tour dispatch from Springfield, Bis., last
week, announced that the delegation from
Philadelphia presented Mr. Lincoln with
strong anti-compromise resolutions.
Such was not the fact. The delegation sent
from Philadelphia bad not that subject in
charge, and no allusion was made to it in sny
manner.
Presuming you are desirous of circulating
realities only, I feel it my duty, (as the other
members of the Committee have returned) to
make I Via correction.
Yours, very resp’y,
CILLBLBS AD-i-MS,
- of Philo.
A Frencli and EosrlUhJxoteetorato to
be l£stabli*l&ed over mexieo.
WxsmsCxojT, Jan. 23. I°Cl.
Foots have just conic to light which show
most conclusively that the English and French
governments, in utter contempt for the great
Monroe doctrine, are about to establish a pro
tectorate over Mexico, and probablv taking ad
vantage of our weakness at this time will se
cure a permanent footing in the Central Amer
ican Slates.
It will be remembered with what just pride
•very American beheld the respect which Eu- I
ropian nations gave to it from the very an- i
noancement of the doctrine of Mr. Monroe, I
that no European nation should control or
regulate the political affairs of North America,
except In their existing possessions. Such was
the influence of the.powor of our Union that
the mere announcement of this doctrine from
time to time was sufficient in the management
of the ■itToit-K of North America to deter any
European nation from. any serious effort to
gala any such influence or looting.
Although Mexico owes the subjects of Great
Britain about sixty millions of dollars, and
also, a largo amount to the people ofTranee,
which Mexico has refused to pay in the face of
her agreement to do so, still such has been the
potency of the Monroe doctrine that these
nations have not to this time {done what
they could easily have done, and would have
done, uo doubt, but for this great American
interdict. But now, since the Union is dis
rupted. the practice of the doctrine has fidlen
to the ground, and It Is pretty certain that
France and England, one or both together. In
tend establishing a Protectorate over Mexico,
for the ostensible purpose of collecting from
that government the large Indebtedness to
them and thdr people. The h'story of British
and French aggrandisement In other portions
of the globe leaves bnt little doubt what will
be the fate of Mexico under the Protectorate
entente cvrdiale of these Powers.
Flushed with their victories In China, Mer.
ico would be an easy conquest for
umphant armies under the leadership of Elgin
andGros. A .
Divided as our great Union must be, with
our internal quarrels, and by the formation of
two confederacies, we can only look on with
sbamefaccdncsa at this outrage upon the doc
trine which had become the law of nations by
our utterance and which had exempted North
America from the utter perfidy and Infidelity
of European diplomacy and aggression.
Th« Suicide ofJJemr McAlpln of Port
Huron.'
[From the Detroit Advertiser.]
We have by the Sarnia Observer the partial- j
Urs of the death by suicide, at Port Huron on
Wednesday, of Hr. Harvey McAlpin. well
known to many of our citizens os the former
law partner of Mr. Wm. T. Mitchell, of
Port Huron. He . called at the Postofflee
lu the morning, and got two letters,
oae of which he opened, and after reading a few
lines of its contents thrust both into Mb vest
pocket, and hurried homeward. On his way
be called at Mr. Uaslett'a, and asked that gen
tlcman if he bad a pistol, as he wanted to
shoot a cat that was haunting his premUes,
and which was very troublesome. Mr. Hns
lett stated that he had not the instrument re
quired ; and this led to a call at Mrs. Travers
where a similar story was ; told; and the
latter"having the desired weapon, loaded_lt
with dugs or ball, at deceased’s request. He
then proceeded home, embraced his children,
retired to his room, and discharged the con
tents of the pistol Into his chest, the shot tak
ing effect a little below the heart. He lived
about an hour after committing'the faM act,
and was able to converse aboulhalf that peri
od. On being questioned as to the cause that
led him to destroy himself, he begged to be
asked no questions, nor wonld he assign any
reason, so that the cause Is matter of conjec
ture. Some attribute it tb that strange infatu
ation —Spiritual ism—of which both ho and
and his wife had became victims.
She has now gone away on a lectur
ing* tour In Ohio on that subject. Others
think the embarrassed state of his dreumstan- - r _ -iT.A_m T .rw.
cca prompted the act. The letters he received W x ECI A h '*-N -Ci-x JX
might have afforded Eome’cluc to the mystery, kJ_ •
but these are not to be found. Possibly the , Woiroiao respnUMlTlogm th. Mead, and
parties who wrote Uicm may be able to state • :
ihcir purport, and this may adord a clue; but X« 3WC. Sjtlger eft) Oo>«
la the mountimo oil •-. dark. Four children- ‘ Th . t we wUI nEUOVE onr Bachtoo oore
two girls, respectively lo.and .15 years pf age,, ? on jjie first February, from the old stand cs Luka
add two young boys—are thus thrown on the street, totbenewandelesantstore, --
world. Tho deceased was about ..IS year* oT : , ft m.,w TT_a,, n L,_.- wL.
and had. a good-reputation as a*profe#- i*-® O, i fiO .Clark StKMt, Uhdar ths Sherman House,
efonalman, | ]aS6d94o*ir JAJdB BOLTOH, Agasi
iste^neou«
T) ABNH&TS GREA'I*
JL> ; i.:- , «TOB6 _ -
No. 188 J.»He .«»»•*• -
B ABTOP ; BBO’^J
Dl«ct Imporfel ot M 4 VJiolwH ». i .
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
BERLIN WORSTEDS,., ii:
■ BAKBR
Bnkets, Bird OMPV
TAKMH IffOnONB, fcO M
Tbt of jk raapactfoUj
BKMKMBBB TBS NBMM&
[wato-iTi
MALTI
BARLEY MALTI
A STOCK OF
PRIME BARLEY MALT
For Brewers’ and Distillers’ Use*
CONSTANLY ON HAND,
Asa
ORDERS PROMPLY FILLED.
UfiA
SUPERIOR YEAST MALT
Ut stinting
i!Ol»A£S5 y a. ff. JrronJEJr,
IS South Wator Street, Chicago,
Mlod29Aoi _
STASfm’S,
Ho. 148 • - - - Clark Streak ■ BO. 48
mi TO
FAMILY GROCERIES
WXBXGELLia IN*
QUALITY AND VARIETY.
SOLE AGENT FOB
Amelmiff’s Celebrated Boneless
HAMiS,
Westphalia Core, Superior Quality sad Haver.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEQCTABLESj
IN CANS,
TOMATOES,
LIMA BEANS,
FRESH PEACHES,
STRAWBERRIES,
•LIVES.
SWEET CORN,
GREEN PEAS,
MUSHROOMS,
RASPBERRIES,
PINE APPLES,
FISH, IN CANS.
FRESH SALMON,
TURTLE SOUP,
tocl‘6o-ljMpl
WALL PAPERS.
No. 81 Randolph gtroat No. 81
F. E. RIGBY.
JjlUfi&tß
gAIMOEAL SKIRTS.
Still Another Lot of these Beautiful
B A L M O RALS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
STRYKER & CO’»,
JaSSdfllMw
A(\ TONS DRIED PEACHES,
TV (Choice Article.)
6 Tons Dried Applet,
IN STORE AND FOE SALS
BY A. PEUONET,
Jfo. 2 TTlTlard-a Bloek, corner of South Water
and Clark Streets*
Ja23d9Mw
QOUNTRT MERCHANT*
svrasjan wits
BLANK BOOKS,
JJTO
WRITING PAPERS,
AT ! MANUFACTURERS’ PRIDES.
r. axiJWßOzr,
Blank Book Manofiictiircr, - -
ul'tUl 110 LAAE 3TBEIT. CHICAGO.
WORSTEDS,
WOOLEN 7AENS,
8 KATIN a- ®AP S,
nooDSr noons,
lOITAII, LEBBIKB, HITTEIS, AID MAIF*
CHENILLE HATH NETS,
RAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS,
KiWTnyinni> lira yen *axb bt
tmoii a buekitt,
Xt tells i^trsst
41
4esawy* a
Jlffi CHICAGO ART-UNION
DISTBIBCTION,
ONE HUNDRED WORKS OF ART
TO BS OZBTXXBCTZD AXQXS
lElcttt Hundred Sa’bscrd'bwr*!!l
A. proportion of Gifts unprecedented In the annals si
. Art-Union Distribution*.
There litre been added lo the list of the FORTY
BKyiSN GI7TS the following Works, yl»;
One Cameo, by Volk. Talced at, .-4 fOSA.
Two Oil Paintings. by Tracy, with gilt frame*,
oae valued at Ss\ tne other at #2O M,w.
Twenty-Five Oil Paintings representing scene*
in .anrope and America, by Henry I« Grand,
with oeactifal oval gilt frames, veined at fiO
Twenty-FlVe'oV Volk’*CaUnetßnstaofHon!aJ
- Lincoln, valued at Fit® each...,»♦.♦».» ®JO.
Making EXTRA GIFTS, without In
crcolng the origins* number or price of the tickets,
and without withdrawing any work from the original
gtfilifit. ,
Every purchaser oi a distribution ticket receives,
onpayment of $3, one large of the princJ
pafigul—'The btatce of **Tom*gWashington*—or a
Chromo L'.thograiblc View of Chicago. Alsoa.
ana ticket of aamlaelon with family to the FUSE ART
EXHIBITION of Fainting* and Statuary (where may
be teen all of the Gifts) now open at Haler'* Gallery,
ho. ais Lake street _ .
The Exhibition and drawing for the work* win be
continued to February. jallisw
JONES, PERDUE & SMALL,
-WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
BT A T XO WBXI. ■>
No. 122 Eake Street.
JONES, PERDUE & SMALL,
Blank Book fflannfactsren
-m-....
BOOK BINDERS.
HO. 122 IAZS STBEET.
JONES, PERDUE & SMAMv
COMMERCIAL PRINTERS,
Ha. 123 -taka Street Ha. 122 ,
‘"^Stance.
jj OME -. IH SITR A N OE:.
The Union Insurance
iVD ' - - ■
COMPANY
,f BHisla.
CASH * aoo ' ooo>
iiMuA-iaan, mubakb.
Vl»-PrMiattt--VAS H. SlGOnrt.
.Secretaiy^-B-P-JOJDHOH o-. ■ :
Tmiurep-TEAHCIS JL HOFFMAXB.
UIBKCXOBBI.
LBTI T. BTETBN9. '
VAN H. HIQGINS, JodffO Sup«lar Co-rt, Cmcßffp,
A. HOFFHASS. Hoftuuca A C-Jpcie,
B GEoSvJ’SSfj; of Brn- A Dl»t=. Trnnom
'ij.Gdiiiik'A.CA VJKHeaJ,
THOMAS HAELKSS. of Harless t Parker, Commls
*f. Q e HOYX:§Hoyt‘4Pdrte. Wholesale Grocer*
to General Agent Union Ins.
and T, Co. Chicago. ,
of Wheat-Growers'
r c&ABLEB CHANDLER, of Ctarlee Chandler & C o H
of Henderson A Whitaker,
A Tsnion Bant Grtggs-
T ffla,llL - - - poBLd4Z7-Sm
Aetna insfrancb comfy,
. . . .. -Q*r'---
nyABTPOBD. OONSTr
]acorp«?44«fi Tezpstiua.
Qa»h Capital sal Sarpica, - * *2,194,100.0%
FStB STER ffILABD jr&yiO-iTIOH EISEB
Taken at Liberal Tero'S and Bate*.
jspedAl attention given .to Ineurance ofDwelHcg*
and coatep**, for terms of one to ave years.
A598T8,- JAIST« 3* 1800.
Railroad Stocks, d 0.., &15i22.
Mortgage Bonds 82.000 80 ffi,TOo€O
Bent Estate, nnlnmcsherOd. *2**® gj
lllscellancon* Item*....-- •■--••• «,e» oa
C*ah on hand and deposited oa
caH.endlnagents*lmndß .......
Claims unadjustedandcos dna... 85
~ ~ *» wUiw
Applications paeefred. and pollccstogncd or renewed
hr any of its duly authorized Agents. Loesrs
bly adjusted and paid la mads correct atony of toe
3S».ssa‘K
nilMlipromptl, attended tobj j, PATCK _
State AsenLSprtnsrfleld, TiPitgla.
■DBBIBD Be HUN T,
HOUBE|
, . . Agents for Chicago.
.iy sa,l Loomleßlock. corTSo. Water A Clarkrta.
OHOENIX CO.,
OI HAETjfOEB, COffHECIICCT.
Janmary lit, 18*0.
CASH CAPITAL..
6UEPLUJ.........
Cash onhanAtedtffEank....rv‘-'i;■
Cash In the hands of and doe from Agents—. S4.I3UH
Beal
U»ned onMortgaga of ReMfital®. TOSS'S*
Amooptloaned on pledged Bans gtoefc.....
Amount loaned otherwise eecared p^.^.^,Lqo?m
New York Stock.*: W§
Hartford Bank6tock-..,....*
Waterbary Bank Stock-.... •• • • iLj™ 33^?|
*8
New Britain Water Bond* IQ.MO 10,™
Hartford City Ronds . JMgg
CoL Feq. and Ind. R. Ik Ponds. ...••; J'S®
Accumulated imeree* on Investments "i* l *
Total Asset* .fSB2£S4H
Total lilAblUtlM • - • *40,704.48
K. KELLOGG. Secretary,
LOBSTER,
HEREIN*.
XDBU23 ft HOOT, Ageute.
, Ko-1 Loomis' BtUldlng.
Corner Clart: and 'Water streets, Cblc«p.
Application* forlnsurar.c«. or the renewal of
den and all business connected with the office, may bo
made to ns, dnly appointed Aeanta tor the City o*
Ctitraeo. with fell power to receive proposal* and i&suo
Policies on as favorable terms as oiner respoMlblo
Companies; and Its alio will he to sec tire the confi
dence of thepnblle ofdeallM.
M MAGILu General Agent. 31 and S3 West rhlrd
street, Cincinnati. Ohio, to whom all applications for
In eh* Western or Boatbweatcm Statesman
p. llt I , KABI'NBj
LIPB I^gUBAISrCE.
MILLEE ft. WILL9U&TS;
.. ALaeata tbs
HUISHIIIM UFB, or Ken Tods,
tfIO.TIE, “ “
PBENIX, * “
WASHINGTON, “ “
CITIZENS, 41 u
PROVIDENCE WAJHUKGTOH, »»•
Tldenc©, R. L •
COSWAY, of Boston, Mmc.
HA3EPDSN, or Springfield, Blass.
[. ■ •
Aggregate Capital »eS Sarpla:,
$5,000,000.
Mh, Ho. 150 South Water Stress,
tleadrl
i VES, GLOVES, ‘ GLOVES i
Don’t forgot to bur your Gloves tt BOWEK’S, No2fl
Clark street (op-ftidrs). The beet and cheapest Buck
akin and Fur. all sold lower than ever before.
V. vj__Bowen Is. also Aecnt for the Wert of -WllM-a
Bewlhs Machine, the mo;i simple and P«neet nubbins
overbade. Cau »ud <u , . - <\rtsva)-iv
Chicago and Milwaukee
meeting of the
Stockholders of the Ci.lcagr and Milwaukee Railroad
Company will be held attm: the Company In
Chicago on Tuesday, February 12, ISM, at 100 clock A,
M- tor the purpose of electing Directors and the Iran*-
action of such other bualoert a* may be presented.
JaMfflLtd A S. P(/wn3. Secretary.
Pro£ Wood’s
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
BLOOD RESOVATOB
His preclselT what its name Indicate*, for, while a
pleasnnttotr.e taco It la revivifying.cxidlera- {
ungaoUstrengthening to the vital powers. It
al*s revivifies. reinstate* and renews the Wood »
v in all Its original purity, and tht« restores and (
Q renders the system invulnerable to attach* cl s
r disease. It Is the only preparation ever offeree
to the world In a popular torm so as to be wun- h
H In the reach olsll. So chemically and skillfully A
combined as to be the moat. powertal tonic, aua
ret so perfectly adapted to, as to act is ACorno- »
iSCB WITH TUS I.iU-S or KiTHIC, ASO f
■ sootH tbs wkakkst svoiiscn. and tone up the til- v
U geslive organs, and allay all nervous and-other
C 1 Irritation. It li also perfectly exUleratlns In it? k
~ effects, and vet Uis never followed by lassitude
. or depression of spirits. It U composed entire.* i
A ofvcgslables, and those thoroughly comhiinr.? (j
t powerful tonic and soothing properties, and con- f
tenuently can never Injure. Sncl. a reined j hat
, lone been felt to be a desideratum In themcuical I
pi world, both by tbothorougblyaklllcaiiinicdical I
U science, and also by those who have sufferer.
“ from debility; for It needs'’no medical skill or
knowledge even to eeq that debility loilowa an
0 attacks el disease, and lays the unguarded ays
tern open to the attacks ol manyot tuomestdan
geroos to which poor aufferias humanity U con
stantly liable. Such ior example, as thq follow- ‘
■ Ins: consumption. Broncldtia, Indigestion, Dy*- }
H perwia, Loss of Appetite, faintness. Kenons ir- (
P clubuty, Necr-lgu, rnlpltatlon of the beart,
Melancholy, Ilvpocbondna, Night bweaU, Lan ,
Btucr. Giddiness, cud all that ciiss of ca*es. Ac »
fearfully fatal ti unattended to in time, called \
■ Female Weakness &ad Irregularities.
Halso, Liver 'Derangements or Torpldltv, and
Liver Complaint*. Diseases of the Kidneys.
• ■ Scffidlßgor incontinence of tnaJDrlne, or an}
central Derangement of- the ■ urtaary Organs. I
ealus In the Back, bide and between the hnoul- 1
fu dert*. l*redisi*>slu.*>n to blight Colds, Hacking .
W aadWrSnmk cough, Kmaa*tioa. Difficulty oi
Kreathian. and touted we might enumerate I
manymore still, but we have »paoe only to say.
It will not only cure the debility tollowlng ,
ChllU and Fever, but prevent all attacks arising \
Crom Miasmatic Inaueuces,aad cure 100
at once. If already attache d. And as it actvdl-
Brectlyandpeivfewntlyupontho cilery system,
arousing the Uvcr to action. promoting, lama. 1
all the excretions and secretions of the system,
*. it vlliinlhUibivpTcvuiT any deleterious const- ■
auences following upon change of climate and ;
B water; lienee all travelers should have a bottle
trim tnem, and all rhofild take a Uib.OAyooiilul
at least before eating. As U prevents costive-
Oneas. strengthens the digestive organa, it should
be in the ImDdsofeU persons of sedentary nab- .
Ita. students, ministers, and Lterary men. Aud
*U ladles nut accustomed to muchoatuoorexcr- i
rlto ahould always use it. If they would find nr
0 agreeable, pleasant and efficient remedy against
i£cs«m*Which rob them of their beauty: cm
beauty cannot exist without health, and. health
cannot exist while the above irregularities con-
Is tinue. Then again- the Corctiai i» a uerfeci
P Mother's relief, Tatcnamonthor two before
D U« final trial she will pass the dreadful period
r with perfect case and safety. Tbeu u» bo «»
TAXSABOCTIT, THIS CCBDUI. IS ALL WB CUlnj fOT.
m MOTUKIcS.LBXJI.t AMtomve ap
peal to deu»ct Urn illness tm* OBiT of yonrdaugh
r ter* before It is too late, but alao of your son*
• and husbands, for while the former, from false
delicacy, often go down v> a, premature grave
& ratter flap let taelr condition be known In time,
the Utter are often bo mixed up with the excite
ment of business that If it were not for yo a they
- toowoaldxraveim the same downward path.
0 until too late to arrest their &U1 &1L But.the
mother U ■always vigilant, and to you 'we •confi
dently anoeal; for we aw snreyourneveriamng
sfrecUon wlil nnerringlf .pout you to ProC
Wood’s Restorative Cordial afid .Blood Umova-
1 tor is the' mnedy’ which ihoold on
in lima of need. :
I -. o.J.wooD.PEOPmrron,
04 Broad Tray, New Market stoßet,!
(St." Look Mo* aad told "by ail good drugcioa. i
4lprico one dollar a bottle. ■ {■
Wbolesalo and Detail Acenta, CWcagO: John D
Tark.O.F. Fuller & Co* J. tt, Deed 5 Co, Ba!th
Dwyer A Co* Lord Bros.
James McDonnell,
. sole Agentfor the Bale'of
A Xa O O S O Zi,
Mannfactared by.'
BRAKDAEiIOUB. * E1GBI& Peoria. HL,
peoriaalcohol WORKS, do,
GTC. PAOLT a C 9„ .CUcrngO^m,
Wholesale dealer la HlchwinctCamphen*, Borntng
Plaid and Wh&kles of auModa.'
A. : a,j3.PAOU*C(WS ;
PREMIUM PURE\s¥iRITS f
to salt the trade, at toeJpwestmarke* price. • . -
OrriCK ajtd wabxbouse, 2Si Lake street and 217
South Water street WLt:;:.} ja33dftJMm
TT'XLN BRIED COEN, MEAL.
i\ jurfie2llMms.-^o9. .Vp*: ,c»tj ttda celebrated .1
,Di»t»dlasidr®6s4frtT«iiebf ~ .„„ •: ,
BEDFORD, KKKKDITH * CO*’-— 1
ItiriUT Ko.au S«IUkWMKM 1
agt^oleeaUJ^oußto.
CM ALL WARES, BUTTONS
Q jucdywtohs. J -
Worsted Hoods, Sleeve*, Gaiter*, Ac. -Drees Trta
ft-tnm*, coneta and gklrta. Olores and Hosiery. Ita
trade la to examine ttesbot*
which win be sold tor ~
"RERUN WOOLS.
JL> • Im^rtedaadlorehteb^^^-' -
_ '*naj . «tre«h Chicago.
Hoyt & peirce,
Wholesale Grocers and Importer*,
147 South Water Bt.i Clileaso,UUi»«U.
•Wholesale Depot for Messrs. A. M. Blnincer & Co.'s
celebrated Standard Medicinal Specialities, dealejied es
pecially for the Medical Profesdon and the Family.
Blnlneer's Celebrated OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.
Stranger's Celebrated OM Zouave GJn.
Blnlngert Celebrated Old Zouave Cognac.
Blnlngert Celebrated Old Zouave Bourbon oflKflt re-
M^nln»er, s fVlebratefl Old Kentucky Boutboa. •- •
ranineert Celebrated Genuine Medicinal Cognac.
Bln laser’s Celebrated Genuine Pure Port Wine.
Celebrated Genuine Pure Sherry Wipe. .
TJiri‘‘ijer'a Celebrated Gcnnine Pure Madena Wliux.-
Btutnee*' B Celebrated Genuine Wheat Tonic.
Btnlneer's Celebrated Genuineilonongaha’a Whisky,
Binlncer’o Celebrated Genuine Apple Cordial, from
B BCelebrated Genuine PareDlpeCortteh
' Blnlneer's Celebrated Genuine Old tlni »Famlly Bye.
Blnlneer's Celebrated Genuine Brantonwlne.
Elntnger'g Celebrated Genuine Banana Punch-
Al«o, roDinger's BounaeL Bourbon, Cognac and Gtn
besides manv other varieties, ail pat a-- In h&nasoraTr
labeled quart bottle* of one and two dozen in a case
teneclally for druggists and drst-clas* grocers. Always
enquire tor and talre none but Blntozer's.-
'jniTTLEj IUBBARD & CO,
HARDWARE ASD TK PLATE,
ns X.Bka Etreat - - - S3
Vi offer M IT. tnAe, U tU LOIVXSIIUESXT
FBICES:— ,
fI,BOO boxes TIN PLATS.
8,400 bill SHEET IRON,
SCO “ RUSSIA IRON.
150 - IMITATION RUSSIA,
7B.SCG • BRIGHT and ANHZILD WtKK
CSS cask* SHEET ZINC.
10 tons PIG TIN.
liKOlbs. COPPER BOTTOMS,
to seta TINKERS' TOOLS and MACHINES.
60 casks BRIGHT OZ end COIL CHAINS.
LOW dos. AXES,
Law ** SHOVELS, SPADES and SCOOPa.
K tecs BAD IRONS.
TUTTLE, HIBBARD A CO.,
ectt.*flD-ly Ccmerof State and Lake sts.
Q # M. HENDERSON & CO.,
Ho. S3 L»So Street, comer at Wahtult Avenue,
Have in store a large and desirable stock of good*,
which th y will sell very cheap to cash and prompt
paying trade. Afreets for Mitchell's Patent MetalUe
Tipped Shoes to all the States without exception,
JarSMy.
HATS, CAPS,
Furs. Buffalo Rohes, &o
1630.
WEBER, WILLIAMS & YALE,
Hers to Etora a very LARGE AND ATTRACTXVg
STOCK of the above geode, and are folly prepared to
compete successfully with the best Eastern firms to
VARIETY. QUALITY AND PRICK, and solicit a cel
&oa eQ prompt paying merchants. [aa£9*So-ly
.*100,03000
. lfl^SEsl
lawson ■& Bartlett,
KO. 3D.
We wonld respectfully call the attention of Cl tv and
Country Merchants to our extensive stock of Boots and
Shota*, which we have now In store, and are dally
celving from onr Factor* In West Revision. Ms?*.,
waioh consists of a mil esaortment of those Celebrated
Custom-Made Patna Kip aadCaltand GralnWater Proof
Hoots; together with a. i.; stock of all styles of
FALL AND IV’ISTER GOODS,
of the best quality and rnanofactnre, which we are pre
pared to sell for CASH and prompt paying trade at
Boston and New Torts Jobbing Prlcee.
We are Agents for the saleoi MltcVeU'o PatentMetal
j 11c Tip Boots and Shoes tr. all the statee.
T 1866 FALL TRADE 1886
H. W. HUNT « CO.,
-33 sad 35 niieei, Chicago,
1-sady Mafle Hotlkinf,
JE2fTUK3DE?PS VVTLSISUTZG GOODS
'Seths. Costings, Casalmerea, Satinets, Titian*
TrlmaUnsn. fed, ha
Ov Rock U large sod wall escorted, sad win fed sold
At the Lowest Prieti.
1860 FALL TRADE.
ImT>«Pte?9 and Jobbers of Goods
. . for Men’s Ware.
They ere now dally receiving their asaal large and
Tarlea stock (or the fell Trade, to which they Invite
year attention. Their stock consists In part of Broad
cloths, of all colors and grades. Black and Fancy Caa
simercs.' Black and Fancy Doiatlns, Blue and Bleck
Hfots, Black and Colored Moscow Beavers, Brown.
Black, Blue and ail colors of Castor Beavers, Silt and
ralenria Vestings of all erades and styles. BATINKTO
of an grades and styles. Also, a fan and complete
stock of Tailors’ Trlrantioga.
SGOTT ? 3 ataaPOBT OP rASBSOCTS*
r£ IN PLATE AND
We offer the following at the lowest market nta
8.000 Boxes tin Piste, assorted sizes.
tlflO Bundles Pbeet Iron, No*. 18 to 38.
:oo ** . Russia Sheet Iron.
100 “ Imitation Sheet Iron.
100 Cashs Sheet Zinc, assorted widths.
8.000 Lb*. Braxer’s Copper.
8.000 Lbs. Pressed Copper Bottom.
1.000 Bandies Wire, assorted Nos. 0 to SO.
8.000 Kes» Nalls, Wheeling and other prime brands,
■ A fall assortment of Hardware, Tinners* Tools, J»-
paned and Pressed Tinware, Rivets, Ears, Ac.
WILLIAM BLAUk & C# M
iei No. ITS Lake street.
18W FALL TRADE. 1860
G. C, COOK & CO.,
(Baoeenora Baterlst, Cock 6 CoJ
IS ill > SHTATK SXHEET - Mill
Wholesale Srocers
AND
D3IED FRUITS. FISH,
WOODEN WABE, As.,
fcrrlit tin attaafcm eC Omatry Merchants to
tv.aii- eteok, iriiSdi they offer at Lo-srtet
Oaah Fricoa.
, I is a is.
w
uJSfS-J iaor. block.
a=*saaEOxr.»Jc«. : ■
PEAKE, MAHSH & DE.LOMB
Compelled by their in excusing bar In css to aeeklarge
caarter*, bare removed from their old *tand,neanp
opposite to the above spacious store* is
BußCii’B ISO¥ BLOCS,
Where ther wCI be able to oTftr at wuoleeala. * *tlQ
larger and sore varied stock of
Pry Soods, Hosiery, sad Notleas.
Customer* will always and us with fall Uses „
knows brands of HEAVY DOMEsTICA bought at flrtt
hands, aadoCcred at a small advance, together with*
largcstcckof
mim shawls sbebi boots its.
VTe shall oosttnn* our metis
"LOW BKICGECS 'WXNV
£nd Invite tie attention cf a3 close, prompt jwylit
iB6O ' FALL TRADE. 18*0
COOLEY, FABWELI & CO,
4:2, 4=4r and 4=6
WABASH AVENUE,
BUY -G-® © » S
- jroßßaHis. :
T3ABCOCK & PEEK,
' 17! BAXDOUPH tI'BEZT,
E&h.og?diy, Bosewood and Walnut;
also.
BHABUI OllfH 80QM JtCSMMIIFBtIITIII
in geeat YARnrrr.
- • "Wood-Seat serf Cane-Seat Chairs, Bedsteads and
BcTeatxx..
School Furniture ca hand «ad to Ortor.
particular Co tin try Orders.
\\TE OFFER FOR SALE AT
YY low prices,
600 Boxes Soap. 200 Boxeaßtarch.
100 Boxes Concentrated Lye.
«-• WILLIAM LITTLE A CO,
; - - '' • tSSoath Water fit
-SUQAH AC.’
hi/f IT cH Et i & z A hm;
I JjX . /• MiarOTACTTMM Of
> - : TAXiOW, CAKBLSS AJTO EOAPB,
} JU»a dealers la Hides, T7ocl, Pelts, Seeds ul peric.
\ oSSXSi *”*■
1 j. n. interne Caol3l:i—tarns tm~
r
GLOSS CAB3PBICH.-
at&eMwtChScarob 1
Manulhctnrer* and Wholesale Dealer* la
BOOTS & SHOES,
AT WHOLESALE.
FALL TRADE.
.LAKE BT, : CHICAGO.
KisnrxcTTaiaa aao wsousau t»»mi a
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Maanfkctartre and Jobbers of
And Dealers Is
FIEXJ), BKN EDICT &: CO M
lies. SI and 88 South Water street
AGENT FOR
HARDWARE.
ISDDKiUMU
O. COOS & 0 0«i
.STATE STBEST IE * 19
mn tt**« sagar. 100 Bbls Sugar. .60 Bxs Bags*.
100 Bhl? JS. TV S/top. . 60 BblaMolasasa,
WH.'OTTLS'A CO, 129 South Water BP
CTATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
lO SOUTH CHICAUO.—Tbe Luna for i? 5 © ar*r now
du«. rirtlcß’ba'rtnfc taxestopaycan do *> at 2To, U
Goars House. - ; --- *• •
WM. E. VUSBATt OolltCtOT.
fHchitines. &t.
g I N IN SEE'S
oi>s
LONDON DOCK
’ :c : Q-xisr.
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
KpedaQy designed
J?or tk» TTso of the BZedicsl Prof»«rto»
mud the Family,
Having superseded the so-called “Gina." •Aromatic,*'
“Cordial/^* 4 Medicated,* 1 ** Schnapps" «c» U new en
dorsed by all of the most prominent Pbvsiciana, Cbem.
Ista, and Connoisseurs, as possessing an of those in
trinsic medicinal Qualities, (tonic and diuretic) which
belong to an old akd eras one. Pat up in quart bot
tles and sold by an Druggists, Grocers, «c.
A. IS. BINOGES & CO.,
established tu 17780 Sols Paoraacrcss,
No. 19 Broad Street, N. Y.
- ‘gy* For sale,-wholesale, in Chicago by Hoyt *
Pierce, J.H. Seed* Co* and J.R. 8, Feller « Co.
- - Coe4dlß3GsO
OLD SACHEM BITTEES
and
Wigwam Tonic.
THESE DELICIOUS AND FAH-FAUKD BZTTESB
are recommended hy the First Physidans of the
Country, on account of their PUBTTT AND GREAT
MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant as nectar to the taete. and ere pro.
nounced the best Towle end Stimelani over offered
to the PoMla
Their curative powers la eases of GENERAL DE
BUJTT, LOSS OF APPETITE, CONSTIPATION,
Etc. are unparalleled, and as a guarantee that we fteel
warranted in claiming what we do, we beg leave to
state that our assertions are endorsed by
Prof. SILUiILIS, of Yale Collect,
Prof. HAYES, ornuaAlwßl,
And hundreds of others.
Tor sale Wholesale In Chicago hr
EDWARD FOSTER,
Wine and Liquor Merchant,
aeHTQI-ly No. 179 South Water street, Chicago.
fGacijinetß, &c.
OHICAGO LEAD WORKS,
. Comer cf Clinton and Fulton streets, West Elds,
LEin PIPE, BAS ASD SHEET LEAD,
Shot, White Xrfad and Z.ytharro,
PIS LTAD, POMPS AKD HYDRAULIC RAMS.
Pr Order* from the trade solicited. Cash paid for
OloLead and Flax Seed. P. 0. Sox 1526.
IW] E. W. BLATCEFOBD.
EG. TTATX, EMBARK & CO.,
• Importers and Dealers ia
Iron. Steely
AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
No*. 130 and 133 Waahlngton street, Chicago, IHtacfc.
TaplSI
33ag&
JAMES H. CHILDS & CO.
HOPE COXTOK Mims,
Plttstoursli, Penn.
NunTTACrrasss of
Seamless Grain Bags,
AND or
OSKABURGS
82 inches to 40 indies wide.
t3f~W« are prepared to receive orders from the
trade. Jal-d?J34y
1830
■RAGS—BAGS—BAGS- -BAGS
JD CORN EXCHANGE
SAG nAKCFACTOBT.
HART. ASTKN A CO., 157 South Water it* Chicago,
A £. ctTlbk a CO* 128 Broad street, New York,
lusnracrcatas and dealke* za
Bag* of Every Description,
inhere' and Grocers' Bag* made aadprinted toordez
with bountiful Brands. New andaecond-hand Seamless
Grain and Gunny Baca, for Shippers, Millers and Far.
mers’oae, Bags for Floor, Buckwheat, Feed, Bams,
Salt, Seed. Ac. .. ,
BT Orders filled with fideUty and dispatch. Bag*
loaned to shipper*. mySdy
-NO. 80
/CHICAGO BAG AGENCY.
MS SOUTH WATER STREET.
SEAMLESS GIIAIN BAGS ci t«1om Bile. Ud
dualities.
FLOUR—Halves, Quarters, and Sight* printed to
order of any desired pattern.
HAM SACKS—Every size rsed,
GUNNY BAGS—Two or Three Enthe’-*.
Commission Merchant*. Millers, Grocer* and Pro
vision Dealers will find Just the articles wanted to on
stock, order*solicited. _ . ~ _
[api , €O-ly.] HAWKINS & CHAPMAN.
SACS! B AOS II BAGS!! I
FASWSLL*!
STS4H 616 SUSTFICTOftTft
VO. S3 uiinr START. OSICi9O.
BAGS AND SACKS
Of every description furnished en
snort notice, sad printed wltn
•Sow sad BssatUbl Bnsis.
81USQH 7A&WSLL.
apedAwly-tTO]
1860
Jjtebeg, Hanses*. &c.
gMALL COAL, SiIALL COAL.
Small Coal, loill Coal,
Coal, Small Goal.
MUST 32 USSD WITH
MUST BS USED WITH
ELD’S GOAL BCSNEHS:
SOLD BT
SOU) BT
Vaa Bcliaack, 67 State Siroat, Chicago.
Van Schaact, 47 State Street, Chicago.
tWGaoeralDealerlnHonsekeeplngArtlcl-a. [mjS
CTEWARTS COOKING STOVE
O STILL AHEAD, The acknowledged superiority
of the Stewart Stove has given rise to »evera> Imlta
tions. The genome article Is lor sale by C. META
Agent at ISO state street, between Monroe and Adama
Also, a good assortment of Housekeeping liardwara
and Tinware. TapafcCTir
35ge arc gar.
gYE AND KAR.-^
08. OiDffELl, yg&r 1
o?ixi7oa 05 tsi
EY£ Ju.'sm EAB,
For Deafness, Blindness, and ail defects of eight and
hearing Dr. C. is a regularly educated physician. and
ha) devoted twenty years a hU professional Ufa ex
clusively to the treatment ot ulscasr* ortho Eye and Ear.
yy~ No charge made tor an examination or opinion,
and no fee required for unsuccessful icrv Icea.
DR. CADWtLL’B Treatise on the Eye and Gar. (Chi.
oazo, Uhj, containing rclercnces. tescmor.lals, ete„to
benad gratison application, postage ten cents. Ad.
dress KiKandolph street. Chicago. tcgrakly
T GUIS MAUSS,^^
FRiCTirAIi O?TIGIAK,
fQ Boctp CukStsttt .......79
Opposite lie Coart House,
test Trench Crj*ui »c i Brazlllaa pebble Spectacles,
Eye Glas <es, Opera Glares.
MICROS COPhS, TELEBCOPB9,
Ktfeesiatictl Instrument*. etc., etc., constantly on
hard. All kinds ol .uitmmeats and spectacle# re*
paired, and ted Into old mates, ts9
B enlists’ (Satbs.
tittlliam albaugh,^*^
» * DERTIBT,
.WIST BANDOLPH-BT., CHICAGO.
Poet OSca Box 3838.
.ocTtb-ly]
W. FBEEMAK,gae.
DENTIST, ( 23SUr
..Wassmorox Stust. Csmioo .nIM
Just east of Clark Street.
A.
tfo eh&rre for an examination or unauoceßstnl'Woik.
p. o. Box sou. oeffady
®o ©ontrachws.
OT. LOUIS, ALTON & CHI-
O CAGO RAILROAD.
r.tstniT. grpißargyppiTß Omail
Chicago, January ~dh, JBjl. f
Koncr to Coxtbactobs— Proposals wai Be re
ceived by the Receivers of tbe St, fouls, Alton £ Cbl
f n ~ry Railroad as the office of tbe undersigned in CM
cago until tbe Ist day of February next, mrA'CO TIM
tone delivered at Joliet or oa some Doct designated
By tbe company at Chicago; Oae-rourtb of »ald dee to
be dtllrt red In April, cue-fourth tn ilay, one-fourth In
June, and oao-fourtn In July. 1851. One-eight of eald
ties if paired must pare a fate often inches on each
aide and tbe balance a fkco of tlzht Inches on• acb
side: all to be of good sound White or Burr Oat.
eight feut lose and six Incbe« In thickness. Hewed
Tlt:B will be received one inch less face than stated
above. It, D. MAiON,
jmrJian engineer and bupeiiutcaarit_
OOUUTRY PHYSICIANS WHO
\J DESIEE
RELIABLE MEDICINES
At Low Casi Price,,
CutbfiTß their orders promptly filled hy tending them to
OAT.Ti BSOTHEES.
Druggists, 202 Randolph street.
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO
V V tbe Infinite variety of Colognes. Extracts and
««hrp Perfumery of cur eetab.lahment, aad court a
comparison between our own manufacture Cologne
ud the heretofore unrivalled * arioa’a. fbe
framnee of onrs will be found as lasting. and tbe
auroua as delicious as tbe foreign article, at a much
lower price.
JOCKEY CLUB COLOGNE,
MAYFLOWER COLOGNE,
FIFTH AVENGE COLOGNE,
TiIBHOST BOUQUET COLOGNE.
PRAIRIE FLOWER COLOGNE,
FKA&GIFANNI COLOGNE,
Lnhlna’Extraet?, IDO "Varieties; ProseA Lahins’ As
sorted, Low A son's Assorted, Oosneil A
Bo lcUj Hygenlqua Assorted. Rimer*, rtvers 1 , Bayley
A Co.'s, R. S. Ede A Co.’s, Bazin’s, Pbalon A Son's.
SMITH A DWTER, Apothecaries,
Ho. 91 Latest, op. ’irtmont Hooie.
Sl5O REWARD
t. CORNELL & CO.,
At IBS take Street, (tJp-Slnlrm,)
Are paying fee above reward every week. $5 to each
pewon who most judiciously purchases one ol their
ftireart and Farr Family or Mmnfac taring Sewing
itacatnestor a Holiday Gift Only for a Machine,
Hammer. Ganger, ana all—folly licensed. Maculae-
Wiring shuttle Machines. 15 by 10 inches cinder the arm
•fastening Its own enda, at $lO, for carriage irlmm eg.
and all kinds of manufacturing.
-VriGHT SCAVENGER.-Charles
Xs Kon««lUaU«Edrotbec'eaEln<o‘* prftTtaalta
remorlns oI atabln swore, and any olecalye matter
-Ordersdirected CaaMtuna, CUc»eoP.O.Box 41d»-
Vffl rscslTt prompt attaattoa. noSzSa
banking an# Swinge.
JgANEUTG HOUSE OP
B. P. CARVER & CO.,
Marine Bank Building,
Corner Lake and Lasalle Straets, Agaaural Backing
Baaineae transacted. - 0c27-*5&-ly
<fc DEPOSIT BANK
OABPKSI3ar°STXBB« * CO.,
(Successor to Weare, Carpenter a CoJ
Cedar Rapids, lowa.
Ret»e»te^—Rfid, Drezel a Co-»N«w York; SoZ>
nan* Gclpcke, Chicago. la2oclMy
A IKEN & KORTOK,
ajL bankers and dealTes nr rrmurm,
Corner or Lake and Clark Street*.
ronections nude tn all the principal ddea fa the U. B.
X. AXXSS. 3. d. snaim*. joxmur stun.
i U»”lYi
f?D W. I. TIXKIIAM & CO.,
11/ _HaTtnf returned to their old stand.
CORNER OF DARK AND CLARE BTEESTBL
. WHI condone their nntineaa as
3ASXEBS ASD SXCHAH3E dfat.wm
Exchange os all porta o. Europe,
aein i, TatxHAM. • latfssi joaao. nmn.
\fARINE BANK,
ITX CHICAGO JtARINTe AND IKSUHANCS CO.
' Capital* 9500,000#
HAMILTON B. DOE. r*«M-r and 9' cretary
3. YOUNG SCOIMON.PresM'**.
made and draft remitted to an r-»rts
jithsUmon. fiflt
OFFMANK & GELPCKE,
BANKERS.
rEic&BO, - - nimza
44 and 46 Lt Salk Street.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Deposits receive cD ? Current Accounts from parties
In dtr or country rrd the usual accommodations
granted to regular.l !*o*ltor»and correwndents.
Interest on bala-( r. can only be allowed in case*
where specialism i; entaharebeenmadetothatenecs.
W« receive di • ilt*. payable at aspedled data, on
which Interest wLi teaDowed.
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
I>epe#4taln*u r rnotlem than live dollars reretred
sad Certificates t fDcpodtstssned. Interest at *dx per
cent. wC’be f.lrwcd on deposits of tMs description af
ter the ftmda i fveremained la our hands a specie ed
time. Allegri Scatcs mado payable on demand, and la
like funds as < epoelied.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
CollectioT- In Chicaso made and proceed* remitted
on day ct 'rvment, l»*a premium onExchsnge
only. CoHrctl-'m# sniteltedon nil pnra of the Weeh and
procerda i emitted on favorable tenna,
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART"
WedrawSlghtorTlmeßills on the principal cities
of the Union, available in aov part of the United State*
or C&nadn, and have made amazements by which we
are enabled to order bv Telecrarh the payment cf
Notes, Acceptances, Accounts, Ac.. In New York.
Tfe bav r.ad son on Coraml««lon, either at Chicago or
!hrcnrh’o3r Afrenb*. at Ne*' Tori, State, City. CAnutv,
Railway, *c., Ronds and Stoat. Our connections n
New Tort are such as to Insure prompt and Judicious
attention to tzj crder entrusted to cur c \ro.
FOREIGN DEPABTJIOT,
Our borlr.r?* conn retloe with Rnrope. being DIRECT.
VERT EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, we feel
■afo to securing the nubile that an foreign Banking
transactions can be ejected through our House with
nromptne** and ewcaev, renal to anr House in the
Union. Wp liwTie Drolls and Letter* of Credit In snurs
♦o tub. St New York terms, on our correspondent* la
Loudon. P.irlv Fnnkf'>rt-OQ-lhe-Maln, Hamburg. Her.
tin. Bremen. Leipzig. Cologne, Heidelberg, Basie,Hems,
Dresden. *e.. Ac.. &c.. Ac.
Being particularly desirous oi promoting direct com
mcrrla! intercourse between the west and Enrnpe, we
cheerfnßv, tad on terms moat favorable, extend par.
tinnier facilities bv opening credits, do,. &<*., to respon
sible Western Importers. Collections of Drafts. Or
dew. Notes. Acceptances, Inheritances. Ac,. Ac„ pay*,
ble in any part of Europe, made with promptness and
dispatch.
rjjTosnirr Banks and Banker* supplied with For
alga Bins at low rates. Private Bondi and Mortgages
negotiated abroad.
HOrrWAJff & GSZ.7OSS.
ynikOis *. nmui. I otto oxLrcxn. 1 mz. z. stijtv.
Consul of the Grand Duchv of Ssxe-Wehnsr, the
Duchies cf Brunswick and Base-Goth*. and the free
cltv of Frankfort, and by special act of several States,
authorized to set for former citizens of AUSTRIA,
BADEN. BAVARIA, HANOVER. HESPTA. VA g SAT7;
PRUSSIA, SAXONY, WTHTEUBEBO, OLDENBURG,
Ac. • Ja2T«Uwly
/CHICAGO, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON
FAST FREIGHT LINE,
Via PITTSBURGH, FT. WK\ NT & CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD to Outline; Cleveland, Columbus * Cincin
nati IMlroart to Cleveland, and Lake Shore Railroad
to Dunkirk and Buffalo, connecting with all Eastern
Railroads.
THE ONLY LINE SENDING FREIGHT THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. DUNKIRK AND BGF
FAID WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The above Hue has brim established by the Pitta,
burgh, Fort .<• Chicago, uni Cleveland, Colum
bus A Cincinnati Railroad Conranles. for transport
ng nropcrtv vritn srrea cr do-patch between Chicago
and til ra-tem Cities and Towns than baa heretofore
been done bv nav 1!"-.
ffy* Ratcs'st ui; times as low a* bv any other route.
For shipping rropprty bv this line pieaso mark?—
•‘FastFreight Line via tRBSTLINE."
{jT We al>o claim to Lave the best Passenger Route
to the East aad South.
The nuuvr-lgncd wllV happy to see their friends
and customers at any
J. NOTTINGHAM. GenT. Agent.
Office M Dearborn street.
J. 8. CORNING. Contra<*Ua:r Agent.
DAK ATWOOD. Local Agent Ft Wayne FrvlghtDe
pot, comer Van Burra and Canal streets. West Klae.
Chicago, Jan. Ist. 190. jai-dTar-Sm
CENTRAL SHORT
LINE ROUTE, VIA.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayn? Sc. Cbleage, and
PennajlTS&la Bailroads, to
ou Eastern cities.
CLARKE 4c CO.,
THSOm FREIGHT AGENTS.
Are prepared to contract frcl gl its through, by authority
of the Companies named above, at their office,
t2 • " • Dearborn street, ■ • • 74
An.l at depot of Pittsburgh. Ft. 3Y»txe * Chlra-o R. IL,
Chicago, Li&ertv strcev. Pltt-bcrgn.
The office* of the Pe otisy.vaiila llullrcad
the East ari locat'd at No. I Aaior noose. New Tort;
No 1 Sooth tvni!*m street. New York; No
Inrten trei-c, Boston; No..*) North rtrect, Baltimore,
and at the General Depot, Philadelphia. Jald796-Jm
STo tippets.
CPECIAL NOTICE
TO SUIPjPEHS,
Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE
FOR TOLEDO. DETROIT CLEVELAND.
BUFFALO. ALBANY, Nr.W TORS. BOSTON,
PITTSDUUGH.rmLADELPHIA, _
BALTIMORE AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES,
Both in ths United States and Canada.
An Express Freight Train will leave Chicago Station
corn* r of Clark and Twelfths treats, dally, at il o'clock
A. M- f"F Uio above pLtcca. t .
ghlntoTß by tide Line can roly on tartne their prop
ertr transported to Its destination with as QUICK
DESPATCH and as raw traxhpxm as by any other
Company have within the past few months built
Cars especially adapted for this trade. If desired.
Plight can bespj t from Chicago to Cleveland, Dun
bJ. cTCallalo, Pittsburgh or New York without change
v *rStcs”at all times aa lowasbyany other Line.
gr Mark Freight doiguea for this Line, Via
Michigan Southern Railroad Express Freight."
Contracts given a* the General Office, N0.53 Dear
born street, and at Chicago Station.
JSO. D. CAMPBELL," R H.POTHER
Gen. San. Toledo. Act Gen. FrtAgX
j£lf CHAS. M. GRAY. Con'tAgent
GOAL BIBIIEB!.
CTJPERIOB STOCK FARM
U FOB, SALE,
In Rane County, State of Illinois,
COKTAiroiQ 304 ACRES,
Sixty of Timber, acd the balance Bolling Prairie. A
gbod two-!*torv Frsne two larue Barns, tlx
thedo, large Cora Crib. Grinei v. Ice-bou*", and Out
house lor Milk Ilooffl, Store Rv om, and Men’s Room—
convenient for dividing Into two Farms, all the Band
ings »ud Fences 13 superior condition, lying on the
Fox Itivcr two miles from Batavia, four miles from
Aurora, thirty-eight from Chicago. The tralnsof the
Chicago. Burlington & Qulncv HiUroad noaa Li view of
the house. MllT Creek, a large never tilling etresm,
runs tbrcssh the farm. All the Stock. Hay and Groin,
Implements, and Household Furntt.ro mar be pur
ebasce together, or the Farm separately. Farm
and improvements, beauty of location, richness oisv-u.
and oil lu surroundings, perhaps U second to none in
Flftv dollars per acre, aR cash down, for Css
Farm. The moyeab o property on one
Fcrforth*r particulars address Box HO PojtOffico,
Batavia, niiuol*. d«lßdS>Wm
A CARD.—The subscriber begs
to announce to fcls Mends and the pnbli&that ne
has been appointed Agent by old aud reliable Eastern
Houses for the sale of
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES,
lead, and Old Wines and Liquors,
Which he win Ben to the Tndo on fhTorsble leraa, the
1-tter la bond or otherwise.
la addition to the above it Is SOMETHING far
one person to hare In this city upwards of
Piano Fortes, Sewing Dlaeblne*, Law
and oilier Hooks, Stationers',
Gold and Sltrer Watches, Jewel rj-, Gentlemen's Fur
nishiag Goods. Ironmongery, Cutlery, Lumber, Bnilti
er’s Ua-d • arr. Furs. Clours and Groceries, as well as
' Genuine Wises and Liquors, wolch be has sko 1 -ir salo
for a fbort time (on commboisu). and wants every,
body to know that BARGAINS CAR SOW BE HAD
FOB A imiTED PERIOD.
To Cash Purduuers. cither Wholesale or Eetan.be
offers inducements new and unprecedented
Ct"* On be na ts»orM »ltb a <-ulI he will satisfy tha
most Incrednidoa that Utlilssub-fgus announcement.
All toe goods are warranted lirit-ouas. _
J. P. BEIBItLY. tunce, Dole’sßuilding,
• South end of chirk street Bridge.
P. 0. Box SO. • . Jasdd.»3a
Q.K-A Hhds. N. O. SUGAK, m
t/t» v. s store, landing and for sale by
. RSTNOLira. ELY fc CO.
zfAA Basra iilO COJflb'-fc*- for sale
ttUU cheap! HHYXOLDS. Elf A CO.
QAA Boh. N. T. SYRUP,
OvU_ ‘ heysolss. sly * co.
<7A A Hlf. Chests T. H. TEA,
I \J\J KSYyOLDS. ELT * CO.
QAA Hlf- Chests Choice OOLQNG
OUU TEA. to .O.S Woixs gLT<co .
■i A Bbla. Prime NO. 1 NUTMEGS.
±\J BEYSOma. ELY * CO.
1 (\Ci Bbla. Choice N. 0. MOLAS
VJ\J SES. uo-*
1 AAA Boxes NEW M. R. and
XU U\J LAYER EAISDIS.
V KSYKOLDB. ELY 4 CO.
6) KAA barrels CHOICE
\J YTIS’ILCiiAfTtYS, Just received and
for male bj BTEVBNa 4 WRBBEB,
ociAtiLVfts | - W BandotphetroeC
f ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
a J for Teed. Hat 1 •> flour
aStt«lo»mtatr* :tv • ■ ar'.a.VKSa M KORBI4-
PURE SWEET CIDER—in whoU
103 Randolph nr—j
•ft ENT.
STOCK DEPABTISENT,
FRANCIS 1. HOFFMAN,
transportation.
Urol Estate.
©rocctiES, See.
$500,000 WORTH 0? GOODS,
Embracing
'FEE fr
Uailwalw.
S-ATX, JIO^AJD.
PsaesngerTralns Tears the Depot, corner of Hadbs*
azut Canal streets, Chicago, dally at
5|50 a. except Sundays. and at
For
Iccron, HMThbiirj and Pltfcbury. AW> ftrrAlbatiT.
BolSalo. DanWrk, Cleveland, Calaabua. anctanati.
I>ayt°a. and all Intermediate Stations between nrv*?
go and the clUea above g»"K*d,
Sleeping Can on night trains, and bazcan br thin
roots checked through to an Eastern cttlea *
Tickets fhraala at the principle Ticket Offices hi 12m
West at the Company*! Office, comer of Randolph
and Desroorn streets, and at the Union Depot West
Bids, Chicago.
D. W. BOSS. Wea*S. Pasa. ArsaA
B. F. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
'T'HE PENNSYLVANIA GEN-
I THAT. RAILROAD.
2<o MILKS DOUBLE TRACE.
The capacity of this Road la now serial to any tn Cka
country.
Three Through Passenger Train
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
Connecting direct in the Lnion Depot, at Pittsburgh,
witn Through Trains from all Western Cities for Fhfiw
del rula, New York. Boston. Baltimore and Washington
City: thus famishing fadßtiea for the trasxportaoon
oiPsstengera aasarpaased ffir speed snd comfort by
any other routs. - •••
KznreM and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia,
hhcat change of can or conductors.
--Shnoklag Cars are attached to each train: WoodrnPa
Bleept&gCan to Express and FartTrmlna, The Xx
pre~i r«aa dalir.Mall and Fast line Sunday* excepted.
v~ihiM connect direct for New York. Ex
press and Fast line connect for Baltimore sadWaelu
jtgton.
Trsia » provided with Lough,
under perfect control*
thus adding much to the safety of trw
K* P*P T P*S“» t "! ,eea Fui*i«ipiiu ,uuj km
YorkOFODaUrTrtln* hr.m r.n NetrTorkudßo.
SS-ataT, rO t S& ncS '“- 411 «*.«too4cSeUtar<*
Boat Tickets to Boston are good tl* Norwich. IkS
Blv er, or Stonlngton Uses. Boeton peeroMWMMM.
Rrmf free of charge through New York.
Tickets may be obtained at any of the Important
Bill road Offices in the West; also on board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the MlwiaalpnlotOnlo
Kren; and at the office of the Company tnßoetoe.
New York. Baltimore, or '
tFFm Ahwirs as low Axn Tom as Quick it
ox ait orsxa aorta.
ASK FOB TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion of the Western coonecUoas of the
Pennsylvania Railroad makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THU
GREAT WEST.
The connecting of tracks by the RaOrosd Bridget
Pittsburgh. sToiolng all driTago or fttilage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantage* rtadl.
ly appreciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel,
lagrubds.
For Freight Contracts and Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either of the following Agenta ox the
Company:
D. A aTKWART. Pittsburgh;
H. 9. Pierce A Co„ Zanesville, o • 3 J Johnston.
Sipley,O.; H. McNeeley. MayavUit, Sy.-’OrmSyS
Cropper. Portsmouth, O,; Pacldcck « Jefferson.
vlUc. lad. • U. W. UrownACtx. ctndnnau' Alhea A
Hihbert, Cincinnati; R. C. aetdrum, Madison. Xnd.:
Jca. E. Moore. Louisville; P. G. O’Klley A Co.TEvansl
vllle. Ind.; N. W. Graham A Co., Cairo, ZIL: R. F.
Saas, Biialer A Gian. St. Looß •. John IL narra. Nash,
vllle,. Teno.; Harris A Hunt, r»nn • n«->#
* Co. Chicago; w. H. H. Eoonu, Alton, ill.: orte
I>elttiit Agena of Railroads at different poistt in the
The Greatiit Tadlitiea oflhrsd for tht ProU -
uob and Speedy Transportation of
. lav* Stock.
And good accommodations with usual privileges fee
peaona traveling In ccarg^^t*r«j£.
3rthia Route Freights of all descriptions can be fbt«
warded to and from Philadelphia. New Tort, Bostoa,
or Baltimore, to and from anv point on Use Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, HUncU, WLccaaia, lows*
or Missouri, by railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also eoaneets at Pitts*
with btcamera, by wttlcit Goods can be forward*
ed to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Cumberland, lilinoU. Mh«ii*dppl, Wiscon
sin. Mbeoun. Kaunas. Arkansas and Red lUvers; and
at Cleveland. Bondutky and Chicago with Steamer W
all Pom on Use NorUtweftc m akcu.
Merchant* and Ship per* entru'Uog the tnnsrortatto*
oCUsclr ft eights t.u» Company, can rely with eosd>
dence on its speedy transit,
The roicaof Freight to and from any point Us A
Wert, by the Pennsylvania Hulln..d. are at all times as
favorable as are charged bv other R. K Companies.
particular to mark packages “w* i‘«wH R*
& J. SNEEDEH. PtumdeTOaT
MAGHAW & KOON3. 80 North street; BaMaoTSL
LEACH & CO n No.ff A*tor House, or No. !&,»•
Uam street. New York.
LEECH St CO.. No. T7 State street, Boston. ■
Q.H. HOUSTON,Geo. FrclgMAgt, Philadelphia
L. L. HOUPT. Gen, TlcketAs'Crhlladeiphli*
THO6. A. SCOTT Qoa. Sopt. Altonna, Pa. JsiAuj
pHICAGO & NOBTWESTEEK
\J RAILWAY
DIRECT nOFTB
To Sockfbrd, Beloit, Freeport. Janesville, Galea k
Jtadlson, Prairie da Chlea. Fund da lac, Othkoek.
Green Bay, Berlin, lupon, La Cr'*»e, btPauL Ac.
On and after Mouday, November 38th, iXB, tnhl
leave, vis: _
Day Express-11.45 Noon.
Evening Expn*»~s.oo f. K. fbr Roekfbrd and Jaaea
vilie, Ma U>on, Pnlrie da Cblen, Ac.
tickets ran be purchased at all FsTtrosi
offices os Dearborn street, or at Passenger Stations.
GEO. L. DUNLAP.bopertntendenA
K.D«Wtrr Robusos, GeaT. Ticket AgX oc>U-ly
"OUFFALO & LAKE HURON
11 RAILWAY. Shortest and best route to Boffale
and other Eastern rlUea.
Train I paring Chicago at&OQp. m.. Detroit at BdS;e>w
rivet at ButtaTo at fcw p. m., New York at IWS a. uk.
at i-JSOi connecting with N. Y Central St Buff*,
lo snd N. T. A Erie Crains going East. Ticket* vU this
Road can be obtained at the Union Depot.
ft-ifSAly H. 8. CARTER. GenT Manage*
■\fICIIIG-AN CENTRAL AND
JltX GREAT WESTERN (CANADA) RAILWATA
Wlnter Arrangements.
Trains leave the Great Ci-ntmi Depot,■foot of Laka
etrevt.Chlcago:
100 L m—Lightning Express (Sundays ezeeptadj
arrive atDetroit frjSr. u. Suipenriou Bridge
h.OO a. v; Albany A-OD p. a.; New York Kui
r. Boston 'CnM nignt.
120 p. m—Kew Vert amt Boalon Expreae, (except
Saturday.) arrive at Detroit 3Joa.il. Ba*.
peusioo Bridge of BuhalodJO p. Albany
TOO a. New Y ers IAS) a. u, Boston noon.
LAO a. il—Cincinnati Ex pres*'.except Sunday,) through
to Cliiciana'.l in 15 hours.
120 r. it— Cincinnati snd Louisville SxrrPSi; (except
baturd* > thro gh u* Cluclnuatl la 11 hooiX
LouibViQe in >8 uo it*.
r. u.—Train. Saturday only to Niles. Sunday
Trains atP. a.
r3T Patent oiecrlug Cars on all ulsbt trains.
The r. ». true o mnecui at Psrb v> lib the BnSU*
and Lake Huron Kalla av fur Buffalo and all points
east; at Toronto with the Grand Iruuk Ballwnyto
Kingston. Ogdecsburgli, Montreal, Quebec, and aff
points to Canada Ea»n Northern Vermont, NcwHamp
shire and Maine.
checked through.
Through Tickets for sole at the principal Railroad
offices In ihs North and West, and at the Company 1 *
ctdce. corner Lake and Dearborn streets, and at tLa
depot .ootof Lake afreet . . .
F. N. RICE. Supertalendsnt
H E BAaosar. General Agent M 8
MICHIGAN SOUTIXKRN AND
jjX LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
1860-SI Winter Arrangement IKO4I
Takes effect Soaiiay, .Sot. 25,
IK x. x —New Tort and Boston Express dully except
Sundays, via Old Line.
*JO r. x.—Nlmt Express dally except Saturday, via
Ora Line.
Connecting at Toledo and Detroit with trains te aS
points Interior In Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and
the New England State* and rouadts.
tiou a. X-sad 6JU p. m Pittsburgh, Baltimore and
PoiiadeiphU upress, via Cleveland.makliv
a. quick time a» *ny other route.
&00i* X,t»cd 8.3D p. sL—Detroit Express via Adrian
srrtrl-gl;i Detroit at 430 p x„audt. Sax,
connecting dir -'tlv wnn tr*l.ts on tne Great
Western and Grand Trunk Hoad*.
If Woodruff's Patent bleeping Can -coompany a&
the Night Trains on tMaroate to Sew Vorkand Bottom.
Tickets cau be had at all ticket offices la the Weak
and at the Company*! Office. 53 Dearborn streets, and
at the depot.
Trains leave Toledo at 10.23 a. x. and JOJ3S P. Xg
arrive m Chicago at 8.00 a. m. and s.OO r. m.
Uhi>. it, GRAY. Oen’L Western A sent.
Jomr D. Caxpbsu, GenT. Sopk jeOllO-ly
pIXICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD LlNE.—pwenger Trains depart
from and arrive at Chicago as follows:
Dsv Express and Mall leave at 9.15 a. x* and antra
at 5.13 p. u. (Sundays excepted).
Night Express leave* at ILU r. x. (Saturdays except*
ed): arrive at 5.15 a. 3i. (Mondays excepted). _
Joliet Accommodation. 3.0 C p.«. (Sundays excepted)*
JOHN Y. TRACT, Gefl.Sup\
W, L. St. Jcmr. Oeu’l Agent. , dtfT
CT. LOUIS, ALTON* & CHICA-
O GO RAILROAD.
WUXK& ABBAHGBiaST. .
The only direct route to Bloomington, Springfield
Alton andrt Louis. WITHOUT CHANGE OPCaSL
Two Exprefs Trains daily leave depot Canal street
every morning (except Sunday) and every evening (e»
eepl Saturday); _ __
DayExpreaa. Bight Exp,
Leave Chicago St fctS a. x. WJO p. x.
Arrive at Jouet JWO ** fcSB “
•* "Peoria. &30 f. X. AOOX-X.
* " Bloomington. tah " Lsi •
• 44 Decatur %. »£8 ** . **
“ " >prlngtlilu ...-H CSS " 438 •
•• " Jscksoa;.Ue...77. fei • VbXT.n.
“ “ Alton WO “ fcSO "
** "6k Louis l!c2S ** IWA “
Throngh arrive at Chicago at S2O a. x. and BMB
px. Jo.let and Wilmington Accommodation leave
Chicago at 4.-C0 p. x. dally (except Sunday), arrive ah
9 1cr i Eieeaat Sleeping Cars ou all night trains.
CONNECTIONS—At Cbenoa with
rla and Burlington Hsliroed for Logau-*port, Peoria*
U*le»hurg aadt»urtl-gton. At Bloomington with IlU>
aula rentral Railroailior Decstnr. At spriagiald wttk
Gnat W«vkr:4 naL’ro&d of XlLjols fbr Jactf«onvllla.
Naples and Quincy. Doo-with Pacific Railroad
for Jetfer-on uty. Svracuse, .eergetown, BoonvUla,
Lexington, ladeMiidtU-r, Kaniwa Clt/ and Leaven*
worthTwltb North Missouri RalLua:! forSL Charles*
Hcd»n and St- Joseph, and •with Iron Mountain Kai£
road fbr PU<>t Knob and Southern Missouri, with BolL
road Line of Steamer- on the Mlsstaslppl River Car
lleaiptih*, Vicksburg and New Or.cans.
For through tickets apply at Uu* Company's Offlesb
C Dearboru street, Tremont Rouse, and aa
the Depot; Canal street.
JAMES EOBB. IwaeeiMM.
CHAb. CONUDON.f I*®* 1 *®**I’®** 1 ’®**
B. B. MASON, Superintendent.
C. C. WHEELER. Qeal Ft Agent,
JOSEPH PRICE. Treasurer. des
TLLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
X ROAD. f
tSQO "Wntcr Amagemeat ISOI
On av d after Sunday, November mth. 18C0, trains will
leave the Great Central Denot, fool of Lako and Sooth
Water.StroctJ. _
9£o a, x, (bundays excepted) arriving at Peoria at &■
p. 3L. sk LooD p. v. Cairo 4-JS a. X*
Memphis Sa« p. il. New Orleans in 59 hours.
fc3Dy.lt, (Saturdaysexcented'- •'rivlnw InSkLouisag
a. jl. Cairn y. ou. new Orleans te
S3 hours.
Trains arrive in Chicago at:
TAD a. it and p. x_ (iuniavs exeeptedj
Through tickets fbr all important points South aaA
Southwest for sale at the omce of the Company, la th«
Great Central Depot.
_ . w. R. ARTHUR, Gen. Bup*ti
W. P. JOHNSON. Gen. l*a>senger Agent.
V-J EAlLKOAD,—'Wnrrsa AaaiwisniKTP. . _
On and after Monday, November 36tb. trains wIQ
l«are Wells street depot, as loilowa, SoadAvaescepted:
U:M) a. u, and 9. x, lor Belvidere, Itoekford, Free
port, Warren. Galena, Don’eitb, Dabnqar and, inter
mediate points: U.-«0 a. it smlMur. lufbr Dixon.Polo,
Fulton. cedar «ar>lda,aud Intermediate points: 4.-00 p
w for Elgin, Bcirtdere, Reciferd, ana hurra edlaf
pclbW; 5:00 p. x. for Geneva and Intermediate point*.
pjußCtLrer* far Beloit and Janesvllie will take t&a IL4O
A.H. train. Passengers for Crystal Lale.MrHenry tßfeb
mced, Geneva Lake,and Intermediate point, wlu taka
thelLtia. m.train. tST^aletininccAn.unnlzittralna.
E. B. TALCtrIT, Gen. SnpX
G. M. WHEELER. Gen. Passenger Ag»t. for
pHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
UAXLBOAD.
FOB MILWAUKEE. LA CROSSE ST. P.VTL. QSH
KOSU. PER IN’ AN D INTtRMKDIATB PGCfTS,
On and after Wednesday Jan. Idib. ISSL Paooenger
Traici leave the Depot, corner of West Kmzle and
Cabs’ streets, (Sundays cxeeoted) as follows?
13i3 ?. u., and arrive at Milwaukee at • r.
PiMoenger Trains arrive at Chicago at 9JO p. IL.
Waukegan Accommodation Train leaves Ctacaeo at
LM p. jl, arrives at Chicago s* 3L3C a. y.
noJ4 9. C. BALD WCt, Bsp*t.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON' <fc
Vj - QUCSCTRAILSOAD.
PkaMorer Train* leave and arrive Chicago aafbl-
Iowa: M*n leaves as U. 15 a. jc, (Sunday? excepiedh
arrives mi 11.30 r. (Sundays evrrpved). Kxprema
leaves at 11.-tf r. (Saturday* excepted,); arrive* U
y~i< (Mondavs excepted. Aurora Accommodation
leaves at 3.(5 V. il* (Sunday* exempted); arrive* mil9.lt
g C.HAMMQ TO . W
F.F. DcDERKY, M.D., Home
• epilhlc ghyakiaa, Surgeon, 4c. Having eft
joyed an tnropean medical education, with a practical
experience la this code try, tie Doctor femlm oonfldenj
he can five entire setWacuon in the treatment ci mu
curable diseases, A cate mud Chronic.
Office been till 9 1. a and ltoa r. «*- and an hew
cf nlcbt v Ms residence, is Wert Eandolpn ureet.
moSdMMto -
AATAERH! CATARRH!
Vy Da. SBELTF9 Liquid Catarrh TTar.
ranted to be a sore and permanent cure fbr Catarrh
A Circular, with full parUcniam ol the dl*«ufe*Q»
will be »ea;to any person by addreaalng Fort Ofllca
Box 436-1. Cfflca Q6, Laie aired comer of Wen*
Chicago, Itilnota.
WRIGHT & McCLURE, UH-
T I PBBTAKEE?. No. 83 Uulla
MItULIB MffW*.
Also—Wood Coffna and Shroud* of all atylea. Are
prepared *»Uh Hearse* and Carriage*, and wal'civf
trompt jdaentioa as an homat Sava-A-Chapal *a&
YanUlaCwMttrr, api*

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