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r*pl!ci l;i c’icm*. * Ulf l e most rxcv»l.i.t :xt.clr cur
ms4e" Th'-tv a:a'n, corn©;lbe question. What lull?
fM»/r • LXOV6 KATEAIBOX for tbe Hair."
Everybody ov*» it. Everybody like# U. Try It ud
pwrc in excellence, field by all dealers. felt-lm
FTA Friond in Noed. Try it.—
DA 6WESTS IKTALT.TRLE UKUCEKT la pre.
pared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Coo
aectteot, (he peat bonp-aettar, and baa been naed to
hla practice forth# last twenty year* with the xnoct
aatooisldßC soccees. As an external remedy itla with
oat a rtvft. and anil alleviate patn more
any other preparaoon, For an Rheomatts and Ncr
rooa Disorders it u truly tr?am>.i» u %
tor Bom, Wounda. Sprains, Bonn. At, Its
Mcttoe «cd powerful streogthento* properties
ihaJaatwonderanuailontohmenlof U who have ever
Ah Over toot hondr certificates of re*
markable 3 1 rsa, performed by it arlthto the last twe
yean at eat this fhcL Tor eato by J. H, JOaTCOK.
Genera. eat, *D State (treat, Chicago, end by all
noiSfflOveov-lv
feE? Greeley’s Bourbon Bitten
Then popular Btrma paaeeai all the wyortahlng and
lavigorattaggkroperttoe cf Tea* Ou> Bocuox Wantr.
and an coo*ldered the oost efficacious Tosio and
•mtTJLXt. as web as the meet agreeable firosuono
ercr offered to the public. As a code for Old People,
delicate Ladles, convalesced la valid*, and all weekly
people, they carcot oc surpassed; to all cases of Weak,
pen or debility, they will give Immediate rebel, and
a strong healthy tone to the system, a. trial
WtXLeatablish their o>ertt* over an other Tonics now In
pea. Tor Less Conn-Aarra Baoaosnm Drapzrsu,
Nnvocs Deeibc:. utd Lrrxa Comum, they are an
Uvaloabl* remedy* and are a certain praranttra of
Ottt.-. end rarean
Tut up to Qi*»rt Bottles, tn oases of one and two
dosen, and lor sals by DraggUta and Graoan every
ybsaw. v
w.r.n A. W. GETELKT, TroptMon, Va. B Sre*
etroet, 80-sun. Man.
i. H. JOHNSON. General Agent,
No. Instate afreet, Chicago,
a. K. LAKDOIT. Agent. ap37BD-dawu
|3f~ Kennedy’s Medical Discovery
cures Scrotula.
Teaae<iy> Medical DUeorwry eurrs Eryvlpstos.
Eseaedys MwUcsl DUcovery cores Canker.
Kssnedy's Discovery cares Nonlog Sore MTh.
Ecnnedy's Ucdissl Dlscorery cores Humor of the Kr*s
Kear.fCj'B M?Xcal Dtscovrry cares Scald Head.
Kaanady's ModlcallUdcorery cores Uanrlngoflheßar
Medical Discovery cures Ulcerate Sore Leg
KeaaadV* ModiciJ Discovery' cor©« Lepra.
Kocae*i> *1 Medical Discovery cores Bhcotaattia.
Keooeo.vv Mullcil cares Sals-Bhenm.
Kscaody’s MeXecl Dtecovery cures Dyspepsia.
KMuiedrVA.c<UcalDiscovery Bcgolatesths Bowels.
K.etm<Kl>'» Discovery Uegnlates the Kidneys.
|Lannedr*s Medical DDcovery UepuMes the Liver.
Xencody*s Medical lilscevery has eared Dropsy.
Wbca 70a ere rtek, ud do cot know what tt>« matter
ta.perhaps7o:l harrasiswardlnaaor. TryKeonedy'*
Dtooorery.
Pcr«a.e by aL Direct*.
|&usic Stores.
OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE LX
CHICAGO.
11. M. HIGGINS,
(Successor* to Higgins Brothers^
So. 117 .—Baadolph Street Ho. 117
Is the only place In the city where all kind* of Mode
Bo»k» and Sheet Mo>le can be Ton d. Do not forget
the muxibrr. u7 Randolph strott, near tbs corner of
order-Brimmc&anCnrpromrtlr attended to.
t*!* disjoin
T ARGEST WHOLESALE
i j Eouss nr
Mosical lastrEmsnts ant Strings.
runroß naesß,
louth Clerk Street, CUeago,
Wanuficnrcr and Importer ot Metical Instruments
a-d bavins connection with mscttffcctartng
honitilr Bcr*ln, to-m-ir, nmden. Engird and Paris,
is nrcrarec to tur r i‘-T' Dcairr*, Bands and ladlvldnali
v;-i'-h every article In their lira.
AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
J, BADER.
Drums amd brass
E^THCMEKTB.
ilMff BAtEfc,
iAi-'trjcrcsiai or
iRUfetS AMD BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
<n eontii curfcatzect, oumo.
■outuus.
fjp c SMITH & COMPANY,
Era?, Calk Haanfitturers,
COPPERSMITHS,
And Dealents
BROUGHT IRON PIPE,
STEAM AND CAS FITTINOS,
SHEET COPPKi, BLOCK TIN, PUMPS, &Q.
Also—Particular attention paid to Jobbing of all
kinds scssaewd with the Trade,
esa T7xaklsgtoa Street, OUea«o, ZU.
ranivuj]
KX). MgEARLANE’S
9
6-as. Steam Fitting
-40-
YLcSIEIHQ XSTABZJBB3O3
M u tails acraot, Ctkaio,
ratiun a
tu rncntni mi iiu rumui,
PLVJUBKn,
And MscolMtam of
IM. OF STEAM WOIUL
TO r *r TRADEi
£^*^£%SSSSS3tfSlS£i
*»K W**Mnitoa
«I mi3 .
Scales,
TWJRVEE & FORSYTE,
XJ - Company
SCALES, s
tna ft BUBQLAA PROOF f \
m *a. ■* a» *» J|\
> \ /"
lows, #B*a» JDDa **.
A AffSBl.
nnlTfltmr“ 1* Boelh WsWf Bn. Chicago.
JJITCHCOCK’S - dßa*
Premium Scale* t | I
Manufactured by ■ -
8, S. HITCHCOCK.
tl a. C*ml , <t j ChleifO.
AH kinds of Soal*s Repaired.
HOWE’S STAND
ASD BCATJa
f?
VAIDEBY&an. I
t so., Ii y M ,, ,
ir« k isafticiKAndoit&.Cbie»ffo t xii
W«U* oM of LeroL
nicunoi
Reining fHarijitus.
CEWING iIACHIKES.
D L. CORNELL ft XO'S
p tß llj end M»n.ixf«»tiiriiia
6+o SEWING MACHINES.
TAS6ABT* FAK»»» PATENT.
We nre hnrPT to «. * to tan tbonfnnd. wboire ofln*
««tv *aati th<« thousands that want them. tint
*?ni NOW BEAUS THE PATENT LI-
*TAJ.IP OK GUOV'EK * BAKEK. ELIAB
HOWF Jm. and aU oersoni selilnx or using them are
jert where we watt them: lo
direct compctitiuo Mid on an equally pepolar baala
wStTlrc l-c>t madr and lache-t priced aiachlnceln any
SSilnndtaif ore .ill -Id nUtO «n 4.fliloclndU*
gimenEr. (oi a hlch we have Needles.
fndi»frrtalnr msetenry lotheU-me In family or shop.
This mate them Mill U»e cuKAreax LeoimtaT* AXD
tiwtxhm i* a+Karr
U iwfl'xtioßr Machines aa wrlaaoor customers
tlWrti REFUND lli£ MONET la sixty day» fur
-- s machine which does not wholly satisfy the por.
nLaiw-r TuL» feature alone mates onr machine worth
m»eh more «*■««. a* j auitr. as there la necessarily some
hnviDg mostmachnua.
• » few« i ju tuiiehuf qualities are tho*et—lt oiei a
■txafeut needle ; ua«sr sispace under the arm; sews
common epooln ncltanr Dotal tantannd nnd
beta ta fntbt: uni on tamtam U ucuwl don dntt
“d nipotta no oil; lb taror purebtao b tremor tann
tiint ofno votacrmnciiluo: it R ibnt t*o rtsobßn*
ncrew‘nod bwta nre noove nod In front: tbe driving
tmld 1 not irerr om fid* of table; t moire, no niter.
Sou ID rnU reSeUe- ol won: ft will orrtatalT donent
It * GBrernn viniNTV or woEAXtaui ait jncEJl
liJ.S“£o Lnodrede min wblcb we nre nOTtatatad;
sft.oi.Cn U m-rleot; It rnlu ennllf nndettii; ft botaere
miinognll. bone ottnrwillretb
twSiE*
milNbos ai»JL>TAI(LE JtEMMRP.. and can cow
dsfr tK‘wtrldto i-rodaoe better lastromenU_fcP
doms ell kind- nf mw:.ic sod embroidery. Bet
fStthZ* Riterci-u d t the Crest Ln
fiewtoc NlACiiluca. whether the/ wish to pora>aae or
50Z1«i4 fvr a IHacriptiye circular and sample* of
cantlon the p -Mir against an principled and
corfectlr IfT’-BponriWepsrtte* who bare claimed to be
our suites*or*. Uiat our machlnca were
oo£ofmarwcW*oo« fl ‘ rk fiMt-*»»*y machine of ottra
in tea nlacc. M e only sell our own machhiea. Tac
S-lrt aVufri PatenU aud arc the sols proprietors in
K2 trM KorthweaUTh cute*. Address
DOHNELL A CO M
post Oder Box SI.
at 1S& Xata at-set. (L’[-fcUir*.) dtJanliSdßß
3«am M ge SBcrftß.
TVTEW YORK STEAM DYE
l\ TORES,
A WIX. Tf KEBRETj
I*T Monroe
Mjpjwwv fiTwi-ft, Illlnolt. . .
-i __ j 1,;.,,., oj *;£ of Bilk and Wooten
oSE Bai-J BJWtoud W»«r.
Btwtre corrtry vort
P.0.80X 2TZZ ** giWiy _
Brntisis’ Cartis.
■\\rn.LlAM AXBAUGH,4BaB&
?» «Znsr
SS . ....WS9T IULKvOLP2-6T* CHICAGO.....*••
p<*t Office BOX tBS.
warawy'
A W. J>'B£EMA»,CB
Dsuier.
«•* Cist’S? STaSS* 8 "" '-■
; or im, “ t " , SmSp- ;
i IjfcucatumaL
j''' T -Ttox in* drawing!
, * r -l ctuml and Topograpidoal
' VL" C *• KPArp.-rri,
*po t»-clmlcal loi-utiito of Dresden,
nisL *}??£. fwfljerjt. Saxony.
IUoSJ^ UiD “ | 1,0l ,on »tt« c l.lkoi'j 14. Office boors
■Mmttp atm Sirtiange.
M ONET TO LOAN ON
FQtST-OLAfiS SECURITIES,
the City and Country.
lelt D. T. DOWyiKG & CO- ts Clark street.
W ANTE D—Land Web ants.
Appier to
j. l . xaa.
dIWMy to CUrk atrsst, oQ*gsr Laks.
jgXCHAHfIE ON
RBW FORK AKD BOSTON,
Wanted by tXSJ. T. QUDCBT * CO-,
ocn-SSBAIy OcmmUalDO Merehants 50.183K AW.ft.
]y£ONEY TO LOAN
CHICAGO OH PBOPEKn,
Or oa Good Improved Fan&a <>»<■ Btste,
CHAMBERS, LEE & CO,
ehHefiUly m Late street.
Monet loaned
on flntotan aaecrKles at the
Benklng Oflee of \Cm. XX. Blee Sc Oo^
No, 08 Clark Street.
Three to five years' Loans at 10 percent: ShortTa
pordlsepanted. Caaa advances on Warehocßßeetisto.
qrcttyxertpmated. " vsya&-c«AJr
For money to loan
Oa Baal Estate Securities to Cook andadlotoing
cotmtles,
Apply
ERNST PRUSBINC,
Dealer in Foreign Sxchsage,
rarer and real estate broker.
Agent for the British Commercial tja» Tn
■nrsnoe 00., md Notary Pablia
No. 6 •» - Lsrmon Block • - No. 6
no.X-ly K. X. cor. of Clark aqd Wsehtogton sta.
JAMES D. SHERMAN.
RANKING, SHIPPING AND COXHIS3IAN,
Ro* Ift Stats Btiwty Up Stain*
Cash advanced‘cn ah fchsls of property ooxislgnsd
fdraslcorehipDeßt,
oa B&la ofLadlng and WareOotss
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Hoosaatoreat. LotsoDlsassonloogtlms o&Stte
street, Wabash, Whig*" aad Avsouea. ALO
on the West Sloe.
Hots] on Clark street to real cheap to a good tenant.
A most desirable residence to exchange tor onpro
doetivc property.
IB** Credits given oaUew Tork and Boctoo.
ocflnao-ly
Susintss &arh».
DUS. SMALL & BEEBE have
removed to their New Office Booms,
NOi 102 Washington Street)
Where they are prepared to attend to their professional
calls la Medicine and 8 orrery at all hours of the day
and night. jaiSdSSS-lm
pHARLES B. WAITE.
V ATTORNEY AKD COUNSELLOR AT LATT. .
128 Clark Street, Chicago.
Particular attention given to the law of real ertvte
and to the collection of rfaim* within the Stats of
nhnoU. dtl-ly
PATSON * REYNOLDS*
attorneys a counsellors at law.
SO - - Dearborn Street - • - 80
‘ CHICAGO.' ILLINOIS.
Ktmw.TL—Reynolds. Ely & Co, I. H. Bnrct & Co,
■Ju.caro; Wffi. B. ilejsold* It C*\. l,oeto;j; Joi nN.
Atw.«d,Esq_phiiadcfrhiau Mwwb.Sprinter A White
me- g. s. X/Honimcdieo, wq., clncuinaQ; Jona An*
drew*, ftq, prvs’l Board of Control. D. w. pesbler,
President, Colombo*, O.;Z. 6. Dt A Co., George fits,
phenson, »sq, Edward Plerrepoat, Esq,. New Yori:
Hon. Ira Hams, Bon. Amsaa J. Parker, Albany. N. Y.;
John 6. Dcshler.Esq, Buffalo. jfUTGQ.Iy
pRAWrORD, SHARP & CO,
\J IMPORTERS AND DEALERS la Crockery,
Ctlsk and CMc* Table Cutlery. Looklnc Olascwa. Cat
tori and British Ware, No. Lfc Lake street. Ci,lc--.;;o,
Illinois. mfc2l.3B.lj*
Stationers, &c.
pABTER A STONE, Dealer* in
BAGS AKD FA7BB,
33fiocto Canal Street ............. ..Chicago, HI.
J. T. CiKa K B. Bros*. ,
XT Cash paid fbr at kids cf Colton and Wccleo
cUge. stl'(3o-ly
■OUTLER & HUNT, 48 Stalest.,
have sow on hand the following sines of printing
!&L4? : IMS 28x44 J«X*O Kxtt SSsSS
Szifi 33X44 34r54
96zta S4XS4 23ZSS 2Sx» 30r27
And are rvcdrtrjr a large asaortmeut of COOK PAPXU,
8,401 reams of Wrapmsg Paper, cf dlSerent sues.
LOGO reams Manilla do, . __ A
200 reams Cap and Letter, and a gener-i. acaortinant
Of Printer’s Stationery, w . _ .
IJJOOkecs of Mather'* celebrated Book and Sews Ink.
AU of which wd be sold (or cash at the lowec; ?cmL
M ' gr Csah ptid for Baga.
Da. ingersoll,
• fn i«t Boor Ma writ Croats,
BOOK BINDER AND BVLEB,
Ismnowprenaredto manufacture Blank Books of
every deacnpttcn. ruled and boend to any desired pat.
bound In any style. Old Books bound and rr-bovnd.
Northeast corner of Clark, (uttnaoeca Uarksireetj
Pott Office lu x r.». myCSAtsi-iy
jfor Dike’s sJeak.
gT. JOSEPH PIKE’S PEAK
TramporlAtion Lino.
JL WAS&EK * CO.,
General Pnlghtera to tbe SOBWt
STOBAQE, rOBWABDIIfG AKD OOMHISSIOII
° 4 MEIfiCUAKTS.
We tor* TrelMleertoffSt, Joseph ▼••klj tbroofb
oat Ibe year, fbr «S part* In tbe mines, am can riVe
arttee noosnal faculties for petting
IDAtCb •"«* At rCAMDAIIIe ratua. All zood* ihlpped W
on/care. deetmed for Ute mines, _wlll be promptly At.
Bt. Joeepo, aCo.
ssVflO-ly
f X UN’S I—GUNS ! !—GUNS!! I—
VJT Oozul. Rifle*, pistols; Colt’s, Al- A
en % BbarpeV and every variety of Bo
▼olver. Bowie Knives, *rcts. Flcto^
Sboroto, Pans.Gold jHET
til kinds ofmmer's tools; Powder,
Cans, sad ammunition generally. Agents ■ ”
fbr at Louis Shot. Bote Affect for Has
srd’e ’powder. QkO. T. AEBET 1* Lake *C aptjj
Crußses.
T> UPTURES CURED
XV BY THB fg A
men RUBBER RIGGS TOtSSjAk J
<JWI* Trass Is mrtltc *n other*
csed, both to construction and male- .
rt*l Do« not conhtmily press on the rnpiura *na
mentor give s «-*n for a iraw for life, Ute most iraß«o*
Is use. out presses In fbar places, bringing the
gether. fflvmff nature a chance to *n?TL
Lb nearly all caset Does not prcs» L FUN lUK UJI.D,
or obstnicl circulation; never soils or corrode*, and U
•Iwars clean and new. Young person* and decent
case* al wart cared. Physician* say it 1* the ONLY
PUnxiSOPHrCAL TRUSS in VfaL. Nore bat thoe*
who hive »offered with the misery of rupture can ap
preciate tbs rains of the “Biggs Trusa. An tllo^traWd
XOSSST 1 *“ pirl!cr T:
‘whoteMU trti,repplwa »> N.* Tort prlMML^^
©gstere.
QiTSTERS! OYSTERS! S~\
' 40 CENTS PER CAN. WLW
n nre no» rellta! A No, 1 lijltlmon!
Omen at Fort* - Cent* per Can. In any
quantity. Flt* tent* extra will be cti&rved where MR»
ore clungf don tingle e.n*. Ordere.ccomp.olrOwita
th« r>«&h Will rcc»lTe prompt aitrMlon ftl<Wl3-lui
C *U^jii{BoliK, l Fruit utalcr. u9 Randolph nt.
GTE YENS & WKBBMt.£jyy
ors TE It So
fbesh from balttmckk kvebt rat.
108 - Xtandolpta Street • 108
iSdS^ 1 oXnlr7 S^SSS ,J
L . »■ PLAOT & <*>-&&
OYSTERS -^ Bir
TBOH BALTIMORE AND RELAWAEK BAT.
•I • > • Randolph Street • ■ • 05
Orders from the coontryprompti; attended to. Ifeld
painters.
TEVXE & ALMINI,
t) Fnwo and Beroratlre
3? A, I N T E R Jp
Ifll 'Washington su. CMcafic.
FRESCO AND DECORATIVE PAINTING
In the Parlors, Dining Halii ar>d Libraries ol frst
cXmi Ilertdeacca. Also, the Interior of ifUnrcliW*,
ttc rr.ii. *Cre la Cblcapo, Jiacols.and other rYit«s
•We aif o clve strict au- nUon to the Grs'alnc of ood,
and Marolc*. and solicit your orders, coallacnt cf exe.
cuOnr them to your ehtlrc rsUrfsctlon.
noarClly OEVNE A ALMISL 10l VashlaptOT s
Rangings.
A L L P APEKI
USSR AUOSTKXHT 07
NEW PATTERNS
at—
DBIKE & BBC’S,
PAISTEBB AND PATES HAKQKaa,
•, isvth dark. Stmt ••. • 184
[oclfcdj]
*Ual estate.
OUPERIOE STOCK FARM
FOU BAUE,
la Em* Comity, State of Diiaois,
cosTAurare set acres, -
Hof Timber. «id tbe b»l»nr. Erfßuj s»>£<«■ A
iwfxtorj frame noon'*, two larpe wwna. all
. larre Com Critv G rtufti ▼, sndowi
boo** lor MJlk Boom, feinre h-aa. Kid Men* Roonj—
convenient for dividing Into taro F-nns, allft* “d** 1 *
ten Mid Pence* in superior eoadtaon, lytns oottt
Pox JJivcr two mllr* from BatsrU, four mile# y®®
Aortfra. tttrtv-etctrt from The trainsof the
ChicJco. BurUngton a Quincy itallroadf>\**ii: ▼»£*’ ot
the boose. MUI Creek,* Urge never ufUng •Jf**?®’
run* ti:roach the term. All the Stock. Hay and Oran,
Implements, and Household Fandt xe ■ tear >e_pnr
'L£J7&t tocvthrr. or the Fans separately. Iku Farm
beauty of location, rtdutees ofsoO,
aod alUta sorxooaiUaffa, perhaps, Uaecnn/1 to none la
sShu£ : -TW 4oDan per ten, eli cub dovn, for tee
qS§S*a“«flS»
Chicago Critune.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1681.
DtUy Arrival and Depart ora of Malt
Tndtts.
3>ofctf Deport Mailt CTow. TVodm Arries.
MICHIG^bODTHEBN.
6XO a. m. 10.00 p. m. ICBOsm.
6,80 mm. ■ ' 4.48 p. to. ILOOp.m.
WCHIQAN CENTRAL. ; '
6.00 a. nu , ID.OO pm. 10.20 a. m
6.90 p.m. 4.45 p.m. 11.00 p.m
PITTSBURG, IT. WAYNE ASS' CHICAGO.
BJQjA. m. ,X0.0(1>. m, BXO a. m.
6,80 p. m. 4.4 a p. xa. . 10.49 p. to.
SOUTH AM> VBVT.
CHICAGO AND BOCK ISLAND.
KdßA.m. • : -B.OOA'BC &4S A. m.
11.40 A. m. 1000 a.m. 4-10 s.m.
BXO 9. xn. Nomsdi. 8.40 p, m
TT.T.TrcnrH CEHTBAL-Bukoa.
tt JO a. m. ' 8.00 a. to. 7.10 A. m.
fi.fiop.rn.' aflOp.m. BJop.m
OTBLIHSTON AND (pHNCT*
OJOa. m.
9.00 p. m.
31.18 a. m
U.4op. m.
ATX9SA AocoMKonximr.
8.45 p. m. 10.40 a. m.
ALESON AND BT. LODIB.
8.00 a. m
ffJOp.zn.
9.15 a, m.
LS.OOp.xa.
- KOBTHAIfD WB9T.
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
11.40 a. m. 10.00 a. m. 8.48 a. m.
11.45 p. m« ■ 11.00 a. m. 12.90 p.m.
‘ fiJJOp. 81. 'B.4oVto. 4.45p.m,
MLWAuKBH,
1240 p.m. ILOO a.m. 5.00 p.m.
Product of the Oil Spring* of Penn*
iflvsnln.
[From the N. V, Independent.]
Probably not less than 5,000 wells bare been
commenced within thirty miles about Titus
ville during the last eighteen months, ondpro
liably not over 200 are as ytt at all succcagful.
ilany hayo Leon abandoned, but a very large
Lumber ore still In progress, with more orlcss
eacouraging signs. Notwithstandinc a con*
Htant aud steady increase iu the supply of the
oil, such has been the demand that the price
was never higher than at tbc present moment,
and every gallon finds as ready sole at its value
as California gold dust
Several re On cries have been erected in tbe
oil regions at the Wist - Much of tbe oil goes
down i*ic Alleirhany to Pittsburgh, yet tbe fol*
lowing statement of the quantity passing over
the Sunbary 6: Erie Railroad will give some
partial idea of the rapidity with which this
scarce of light and wealth £s developing:
November, 1839 Si barrels.
December, ls«sfl , . “■3W •*
January; 1860 £3 “
February, 13G0 .... 116
March, 18&) 414
April, 1900 99S “
IDiy.lbOO 1,156 “
Jane, 1860 777 •*
July. JBOO 1,483 “
September, 15ti0.... 8,339 “
October. 1600 2,775 “
November, 1860.. 8 069 “
December, 1860 6.451 “
January 15, 1861, (4 week*) 8,741 ••
.When we consider that all the oil is carried
in over a rough Pennsylvania road for
t-veatj-two miles to roach the rail at Union
Mills, the statement, will appear reasonable
that not less than 500‘teams ore constantly
employed in the. ojl trade. A railroad to
Titusville will probably be built the ensuing
eeas< u. Titusville itself has quadrupled its
population within -a year.
Thu appearance of this oil in its crude state.
Is as thin os water, hud of a reddish-brown
color. When it liret comes from the wells it
is as Inflammable as spirit gas. Indeed the gas
often takes Arc at the wells. Vats, derricks,
barrels, and all have often been burned up by
tiic careless use of a candle or match about
the walls. Iu the process of distillation or
re lining, the crude oil parts witUfrom 30 to 40
per cent, of its original elements, and becomes
as pure and limpidns water, and as free from
the explosive element as whale oil.
As an illuminator, the refined oil affords a
steady, clear light, almost equal to gas in bril
liance. One ordinary lamp, burning a half
pint in ten or twelve hours, will give a light
equal to six common candles, and far more
brilliant than sperm oil will afford. It is clean
and not greasy in its nature. It has a slight
odor of naptha, but not more unpleasant than
that arising from spirit gas. 'the wholesale
price of the refined oil is now eighty cento per
gallon.
A recent number of the London Tmtcsspeaks
of this oil as a*ncw article of American com
merce that haa found ito way to England, and
met with much favor. We know of no new
article in the history of recent discoveries that
has so readily found an unlimited market.
Some of the land owner* around Titusville
have already achieved incomis of SIOO,OOO per
annum.
As to the origin of thin oil there are many
theories and conjecture*. It* geological post*
tion la beneath the bituminous coal-beds, and
above the anthracite. The peUolinm le prob
ably derived from the natural separation of the
bituminous from the carbonaceous portion of
the coal, which oozing upward from faults and
figures in the coal scam, drain' off between
tbe strata, and follows the inclination of the
laiu r, nutjl it reaches the surface ip some de
nuded portion of the coal-bed. This gradual
oozing, over extended euriacet*, yields a
supply of liquid, and It is supposed that any
cue sinking a well deep enough to reach a thick
stratum of pctrolium, will obtain an abundant
aud constant vivid.
Similar oils have been obtained in Canada,
In Kentucky, aud in Ohio. la the Burmese
Empire similar wells exist, from which the oil
is tirAwn in backets. There are about four
hundred wells over a space of some twenty
square which are the property of the
Government. They huvcbccn steadily worked
lor a very long time. The o|l !s thicker and
much heavier than the Pennsylvania oil, and
since it has found Us way to Europe It has
quadrupled in price.
A Genial Notice of Emerson*
[From lie Literary Notices or tie Atlantic
Monthly.!
It U a singular feet, that Mr. Emerson is the
most steadily attractive lecture? in America.
Into that somewhat cold-waterisb region ad
venturers of the sensation kin ft come down
now end then with a splash, to become disre
garded King Logs before tho next season.
But Mr. Emerson always draws, A lecturer
now for some time like a quarter of a century,
one of the pioneers of the lecturing system,
the charm of bis voice, bis . manner and his
matter has never lost its power over his earlier
hearers, and continually winds new ones In its
enchanting meshes. What they do not fully
understand they take op. trust, snd'llsten, say
ing to themselves, as did the old poet of Sir
Philip Sidney t
•‘A«weet. attractive kind of grace,
A fall askoraucc it gives by looks,
Contlonsl comfort In a face.
The lineaments of gospel books."
We call it a singular fact, because we Tan’
kecs are thought to be fond of the spread-eagle
style, and nothlngcan be more remote from
that than his. Wc are reckoned a practical
folk, who would rather hear about a new a:r
tight stove than about Plato: yet onr favorite
teacher’s practicability Is not in the least of the
Poor Richard variety. If ho have any Bun
combe constituency, it is that unrealized com*
inonweaith of philosophers, which Plotinus
proposed to establish; and If ho were to make
an almanac, his directions to farmers would
be something like this: “Octobbb: 7nd(a»
tumifur: now is the time to get in your early
Vedas.” Whit, then, is his secret? Is it not
that he out*Yaukeea os all I that his range In*
clu l*-s us on ? that he Is equally at homo with
tbs potato disease and original sin, with peg
ging abot-s and thc(JvcrbOul? that, os we try
uli uadts, so has he tried ojl cultures? ana
above all, that his mysticism gives ns a coun
terpoise to our enpcr-pncticabllity.
There Is no man living to whom, os a writer,
eo many of us ft el and thankfully acknowl
edge so'great an Indebtedness for enabling im
pulses—none whom so many cannot abide.
What docs he mum ? ask tlnse last. Where is
his t\ stem ? What Is the u>e of it all ? What
the duco have we to do with the Brahma?
Well, wc do not propose to write an caeay on
Emerson at the fag-end ofaFcbruary Atlantic,
with secession longing for somebody to hold
It, and chaos come again In the South Carolina
ica-pnt. We will ouJy eay that we havefonud
grandeur and consolation in a starlit sight
without caring to ask. what It meant, save
grandeur and consolation; wc hare liked Mon
taigne, as some u*u general ions before ns have
done, without thinking him so systematic as
some more eminently tedious (or shall we say
‘ediouidy eminent ?) authors; we have thought
roses as good in their way as cabbages, though
the Utter would have made a better show in
the witness-box* If cross examined as to thtir
u s cfuliieis: and as for Brahma, v;hy he can
take care of himself, and Won't bite ns at any
rate.
Ihe bother ■with Mr. Emerson Is, that,
though he writca in pro*©, ho U eaacnlially a
poet, if you undertake to paraphrase what bo
say?, and to reduce it to -words of one sylla- •
Me for infant "minds, you will make as sad a
work of it as the good monk with his analysis
of Uomer In the “ Eplstollc Obacnornm Viro
rum." We look upon him as one of the men
of serins whomoar age has producodpindihejc
needs i,o hitter proof of it than his masculine
ihcnltv of fecundating other minds. Search
I' rhia eloquence In hi* books and you will
ptreliance inis? It, but meanwhile vou will
llnd that it has kindled all yonr thoughts. For
choice and pith of language he belongs to a
bet ter age than onns and might ruh ehonldcra
with Fuller and Browne, though he docs use
that abominable word, ntiaUc, flis eye for a
fine, telling-phrase that will carnr tree Is like
that of a backwoodsman for a rifle; and he will
dredge von up a choice word from the core of
Colioii Mather himself. A diction «t once so
rlchaudso homely cs his, wc khow not where’
to match in these days of writlug by the page;
U,b like bomespom dotb-ofgoUl.
cannot raise hU meaning, ana only cau
findil. Iti<.tbeoi«x«ecfet ©fall trnegenlos.
What does be mean quotha? He means in*
splriog hints, a divining-rod, to jour deeper
nature, “plain living and high thinking.’'
The Bonapartra*
Apropos of Americans, there Isjdcnty of
fAtt- here growing out of the Jerome Bona
parte case. • Our Baltimore Bonaparte claims
Ms right of inheritance In the late Jerome's
ns his lawfully begotten heir.; Xroe
-that Napeleon L broke the marriage of hU
brother Jerome with Wes ’Patterson; equally
.true that the Pope utterly-refused to break It,
or recognize that marriage escrament as bro
ken. Oar Baltimore Jerome has engaged on
his side M. Berryex, the famous legitimist law*
ver, one of the brightest ornaments of the
French bur, the same who twenty jnars ago
defended the present Emp* ror w hfcn be was
on trial for bis life before the Chamber of
Peers after the Boulogne affdr. It is told that
the case-will come on for trial next week; and
it U also-said that (Baltimoreans have rejected
ul) propositions for squashing tlieACandal —
such as oilers of French noble the
Emperor will hot in any way Interfere with
the Tegular course of the law In the cmp.
Whence some innocents conclude that the Bal
timorean Bonapartoa .will ’galnjihrli* cause.
The yonneor of iDuein,- Capwln : Bondparto of
the Gulrassiera, is IndiC-nu fine penop trans
ferred to csmva« by
countryman. May.—Arie OtfntponatnX T>. i ;
Tribune. f
, Skating Items*
In Montreal the skating t*>bd is roofed over,
so os lo prevent it being covered with sndw.
It is lighted at night, and the band of the Ca
nadian Rifles generally attend. Thelafliesf.ro
qnent it, wearing short dreeses, looped np so
as to be ont of the way, and Turkish trousers.
—A skating match como off at Tiverton, R.
L, a few days, since, between -Mr. £. N. Bliss
of Taunton, and an Indian from Moosehead
Lake. The race Was won by Mr. Bliss. The
distance was five miles, and the {foe two tnln
ntes and seconds per mile.- Indian
led for the first three miles.
The Rochester Democrat states that on
Tuesday of last week, Mr. James Jones of
Rochester, a gentleman who has passed his
sixtieth year, skated from that city to Holley.
The next day he returned to Rochester on
skates, oa he went, having in. company his
grand-eon, w little fellow only twelve years of
age, and a young artist of Rochester. The
distance is twcuty-flvp and the three
travelers skated it in two hours and nineteen
minutes.
5.46 a. m
IL&Op. XL
—TheN. T. Clipper states that the fastest
mile in skating was made by Wm. Clarke, at
Madison, Wis., in 1 minute 56 seconds; also,
that .George Seward is -said “to have accom
plished
5.90 a.m.
8.40 p.m.
—The New .Ydrt Herald says ft skating
match, has been made between Fuller of Bo*-
ton; end Engier of N«r Jersey, for SSOO a side,
SSO deposited, to come off the fffst fine dayfor
skating.
Governor Morgan and lady were present
at-a grand skating camlral in Albany last
Tuesday evening. “
A skater of thirty years’ experience, who
has taught bis children in a fortnight, writes
the following directions:
Begin ■walking-on the ice crossing the feet
at each step and'thcy should practice it also
who can only run forwards on the inside edge,
if-they wish to become proficient Walk ten
paces forwards, crossing the one foot over the
other at every pace; and then walk the same
Hne backwards, crossing the one foot behind
the otherat every pace. Yon will get a fall or
two at first but in a few lessons you will find
that you can do without them. Aa soon as this
is accomplished with moderate facility, siill
adhering to the crossing the feet which Is the
whole secret let the foot follow the skate, and
>oa will find that you are, insensibly as it
were, rolling both backwards and forwards on
the outside edge.* It ia a simple tmth, and a
mechanical certainty, as, the leg once crossed,
the skate on each foot c:n only rest on the
outside edge and the balance of the bodv in
that positloirbas been learnt.
Romance.
• [Prom the yew York Tribune.]
Some fire year* since tbc people of a thrifty
Tillage In southern Ohio were very much scan*
dsllzed by the conduct ot the wife of their
Mtyor(weatera villages always have majors,)
who eloped with an actor attached to an itiner
ant theatrical troupe that vlsite the place.. The
mayor pursued and overtook his wife, promis
ing to pardon, and take her back to his hearth
and heart if she would discard the actor. She
was quite deaf to his entreaties, utterly refused
to have anything pmr<» to do with him. She
had imbibed an uncontrollable passion for
?pangles,blue fire and reckless adventures from
the blood-thirsty two-shilling literature of the
day, and fancied that she would be very happy
with the fascinating impersonator of the bri
gands, corsairs and cheerful people of that
sort, upon the mimic stage. The unhappy
mayor returned to hb home and people, uud,
in order to drown his domestic sorrows, dash
ed into the political sea with headlong impetu
osity. He served several successive terms in
the State legislature, and even ran for Con
gress, but from the unexpected circumstance
of his opponent receiving a larger number of
votes thau himself, ho lost the opportunity of
distinguishing himself in Washington.
A few evenings since, being In the city, the
gentleman wankered intd a Bowery concert
saloon, where comic songs of a singularly
dreary character are sung; where women who
might be much belter than they are, but who
certainly could not be much worse, dance
with a serene Indifference to propriety, and
where men and boys congregate to drink-and
smoke, and (as they with ghastly sarcasm tarm
it) “enjoy themselves.” The principal <Uxn
scuse of the establishment was the gentleman's
long-lost wife. They recognized each other;
a compromise was effected, his regard for her
was us strong as ever, and he again received
her.
The Wiia -Qg the Late Mart P. Towk
sehi>. —The will of the late Mary P. Townsend
of Boston has been protected forprobate. Her
principal bequest is to the Home for the Belief
of Indigent Females. She give* $20,000 for the
erection of additional buildings upon the estate
in Cuarles street, and SOO,OOO, u the income of
which is to be applied to the support of those
females who, in legal phraseology, arc called
spinsters,’ or single women.” She says, in
her testament, that she belongs to the sister*
hcod, and is in duty bound, as she has the
means, to procure them a shelter from “ the
world’s dread laugh,” and a quiet home.
The recipients arc to be snob as are reduced
I) 3' poverty, not crime; to bo Americans, and
bora of American parents; they arc to be of
tho virtuons poor of this description,
who are tingle from choice or necessity.
To the Bethesda Society she gives $1,000;
the Massachusetts Bible Society $2,000; the
Massachusetts Congregational Society $3,000;
the Seamen’s Aid Society $2,000. She gives,
in trust, to the Home in Channlng street, con*
ducted by Harriet Ryan, $20,000, which is to
he paid to the Home whenever it shall become
Incorporated. To the President and Fellows
of Harvard Collesre, for the benefit of indi
gent scholars. $20,000. To the Colonization
Society, $3,000. To the Class Fund of the das*
of ISO 2, (£,OOO. She has annually given a
handsome donation to the fund for the benefit
of the indigent members of this class, of
which her brother, the late Alexander Towns
end, was a member. The Sewing Circle of
West Boston Church S3OO. Tho Rev. Dr.
Dewey, of the New South Church, where she
attended church, $3,000. To Rev. Dr. Francis,
a Professor in the Divinity School, at Cam
bridge, $5,000.,
gTATEMEKT of tlio ndition
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE €O.,
On the first day cf Jsnasry, 186 L
The nsrne of the Compsnv |« eECTTRITT FIRE IN*
FUBANCB COMPANY, and U tocatsd In the aty of
New Yotk.
The amount of capital itodk Is.
Capital paid up is
Cash onhsadnad In hands of Agent* BC2,*ra9B ;
Xw shares of etock Bank of New York.... 9.TMLOO !
60 *• Bank of Commerce 4,twDo
14 “ “ Bank of North America. UQUtt j
Ml ** American Kxcbanieß’k. 4,T> .w
New York CJtv Bonds. ....' .7?. ivn.7B
Doodi of the Onion Free School KMBS,® ;
Debts one the Company, secured by mort- ,
gnge on Uesl E.LUe 4SO,®hOO 1
Loanshoeuredby*sStares Great Western)
Insurancn ateck .. > 5,00006 •
Scrip Colon aluiaal Insurance Company .) ,
8 Shares Continental Insurance Company. . MOfO ’
25 •• Ufsolnt*; Insurance Company. . .. 2,000 06 '
it ** BlxUi Avenue Railroad lAO6OO
Due for Premiums.
Bmaßbcririble »,9f8.71
Total 818.05
Losses unadjusted 9t0060
All claims against the Company 200
Total |S,k»
The grvatust amount Insured in any on* mk....510,000
B. W, PHILLIPS * CO„
Agents-ferChieago, Office No. 4 Clark street
OB IO IJf A L
[Certificate to expire on Uie Slit d*y of JaooaiT> ISC.]
AmtOß's Omci State oallltsoxs, >
fcprmgfleld, January ?8, h*ii. }
Whereas, The Security ns«rnace company of New
Tortc (Itr. has filed In tiu'frtJeeasiatemoct of the con
dition oliu adaira as required by “An attto regulate
theAgenciescflnsuranccCoirpaoie?notlncor orated
by the State of HUnnis,” approved Fvbreary Itlli,
an act amendatory thereto,approved January ~d.
and wimrean, «-a!d’Cumpanv i-a< furnhhfd *atSsfaclory
evideat-H tint t; 1,. p,<«iVM»; : iJ o* the required amount of
capital. In v ested In «t<vck» ami mortsageA, and ha* filed
1 1 tliia office a wr.tti-a la>trumfiit, rlgr-ed bf the trail
dent and Secretary thereof appointing 11. ,\V.
PHILLIPS, of Chicago. Illinois, ita Agent lor the Ua&s
c<-tlou i.f the of aaM Company. and tally and
unrcscrvcdlv auUiorirtns him to acknowledge larrlce
c: proves* fur and on behalt cf said Company, c n
tenting that rrtrlee of tirore** upon I.lm, the said
upon the Company, end valving all claim of error by
reasoned i-urh Berries.
-Sow. therefor-*. 1« pursuance of the provisions cf
the act* aforerald, 1 JhNSb K. DUBOIS, Auditor of
IhsfeUo Accounts of the Stale of Illinois do hereby
certtrv tr at the said B. W. PHILLIPS is authorize t a*
agent" for the said C. mpany, :otransact the badness of
lusorance in this Stats. until The thirty-first day of
JaDoarr. In the year eighteen hundred and t-Utv-two,
eolhraane may bo legally empowered so to do by said
Companv. v - ,
( In Testimony whereof! Uavefeereuiito sab
{ seal \ scribed mw natne, and affixed" the .taj of my
() otacii. a( bjulagiield, this *cvcmi* day of Feb
ruary. A. ILISaL _ • - ’ • • „ .
. : JX9AB S- x ßl7Bolß,'Apd|tor P. A.
Xnsonuice Booms or
B. W. BHELBIBS & CO..
Ka-feuffTClitk StNet,Chicago, DL
fcll-clMw ' ‘
rpHE-. jOKXY 'PBBBAJtATION
X , • ~
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
Avtd grem more «nd morn popular miydij,
BE&ITTHB FOLLOWING
* Bittli Cuke. Midi* Dec, 2Uti 1838..
tmof, Wooa:—Thee wilt ploaecaccepta Una to m*
frrnTtMc that the hair on my bead'an nil eff-srrer
iwentyyears ago. eaaaed by-ft complicated cnrcmlcdla.
ewe, attendedwith aa <Tapdoo~on tbebeed. Aron.
lineal coarse of suffering frmagn life having ranted
me to a state of dependence, 1 bate not been able to
obtain ttoS-for-Capo, neilftse hare 1 been able to do
them up, la eouaecucoce otwMohiuyhoad baa suffered
extremely from cold. This Induced me to nav'Brtgga
& Hodree almo<*U>ela* cent liudoo earth foratwo
dollar bottle oT thy Hair Restorative abont the first of
.AjigUitlaw. I hayc faithfully followed the directions
scathe baidrpoils bo* covered with Uair Uutiiac*
Mack, thoaehahm.lttamlfto co«Un* in ad over my
head, Feeling coatident that another large bolus
wonJd real ore u entirely and permanently, I feel am.
lons to pcncvele In us use. and being destitute.of
means to purchase any more,! would ask thee II thee
would cot be wlWnr to eead me an order oa thine )
ngenta tor a I alls, tad reodtre to thyself the ectlpturo
declaration—" the reward is to those that axe kind to
the widow »oii tiie fatherlesa.*’ _
TbvMecd, gTJRAJTNAtT KIEBT.
Lraoaiis.KobieCo* Ind* Feb.6th, 1&59,
Paor. 0, J. Wood—Dear Sir: la ihelmcr part oftha
year 1352. while attending the State and National Law
school of the State of New York, my hair, from a came
nntaowa to me. comm weed falling off very rapidly.so
that In the short spare ol six montuk the whole upper
part of tny scalp was a most entirely bereft of its cover.'
tag. and-macb of the remaining portion upon the aide; ,
and bark part of my head shortly alter became gray,
SO that yon will not be surprised when IteU von that
upon ttrr return to the State of Indiana, my more <*««-
. oal acquaintalntances were not so much at a kMa to \
dlscov rr the cause of the chance la my appearance, u
my more Intimate acquaintance* were to rccognUe me :
atalU . ; I
J atoaeemadeapplication to ttaa meet akUlful phy— |
ricians in the country, but, receiving no assurance
from them that my hair could again be restored, f was 1
forced to become reconalied to my fate, until, fortunate. I
ly. In the latterfarvof tbeyear uR7, yoor UcctoraUva ,
was recommended to me by a druggist, as bring -the '
mo«t reliaMe Hair Keetoraare in use. • 1 tried one bot- 1
tic, and found to my prat ** Us faction thaxlt was pro* :
during,the dcsliod effect* Since that time, I have used
. seven dollar*’ worth of your Restorative, and utn- <
Kultharearicheoatof ▼ejyaoablnclhalr. whlchiio 1
money oanbny. Veq
O. J. WOOD jk
VTorkiiad U4 Martte*street, At Lociia Mo* and sold by.
alltocworas*lßta and Fancy Goods Dealers,
* Smith, aad Gale Brothers, MafchtMlywoow
pui, xaeTs e ,
LIFE INSURANCE.
MILLER A WILLMABTH,
HAHHimir UVB, «f Ksw Teik|
bomx, u . u
PDESIZ)
yAgHiyOTOH)
CITIZENS, « «
PBOTUBNOU WASHINGTON, Piw
videnee, B* I*
CONWAY, of Bostoi, BI»—.
HABPPEN, Of VpHiifleld, Maos.
Aggregate Capital and Sarpias,
$5,000,000,
Oflee, Ho. I*o South Water Stmt.
[Jca-jy]
INSURANCECOMPY,
autßTrosß, ooznr.
Usotpantad 1819-CliarSe7P.rp.tuAl
OMh Capital «ad tarplM, --- *8,184,100.08.
nas in mass hayioatios kibi*
Taken st Liberal Terms and Kates,
teedil aeration Riven to Innranee of Uvelßaci
Slid Content*, fbr terms of on* to five yean.
ASSBJTS, JAN. 1, XSBO.
Eaid up capital...... tbscnooc »
APXTAL AND BUHPLUg. 9UOO OS
P*tV»LM«.VU.
Xfeak Stoeki. ate oo ya»,ae» 00
u.fi. Stock aodTreiioiT Hotel... 225.000 00 a£2,«50 00
Bute Stock!. AC !HO»UM» «132 »
city e*ock»r«kc. iia.ooo oo oo
Rjulrotd Stock*, Ac. £s*oo 0B 00
Mortgage Bonds 0,000 C 3 SiOOO CO
Heal Estate, pniaetn&bered. 75.99K 00
MlaceOaneoasßent*.
C«sn oa hatuLsnd deposited os
ciß, and In Agents* binds BVHd 91
Claim* unadjusted sad sot doe... traSK 68
Total... 8.194J00ttl
Applications received, and Polices Issued or renewed
by any of U» duly authorized Agent*. Leases equita
bly actuated and Paid in funds current at any of the
Banka in Illinois.
Agent* appointed, supplies ftrnlshep, sad ell bust,
uec pertaining to a general supervision In the State of
aanolfl promptly attended to by
TO B. PATCH, _
Stato Agent, Eprlugdcld, KUncls.
HUBBARD i HUNT,
Agent# for Chicago.
lyU-ly KoALoomlaßlocX cor.bo.wutcr«Cl&rxfiA
pHffiKIX INSURANCE CO.,
or HAitn'o23; ooMßcnon.
Juwut M, 1860.
cash capital. smymjK
BUBFLuS- w.,aa.t:
JLSSTia.
Cash on hand. and In Back SJ7,9SWn
Cash m the hands of and duefrom Agasts..*. S4,ISLfIB
Real Estate, unincumbered ASM.*
Loaned on Mortgages of Real ratate SA2OD.OO
Amount loaned on pledged Bank Stock Id,St»,OC
Amount leaned other*Tae secured .......... LWLJO
Par Vai- Mkr.Vau
Fifty Share# U. B. Trust Ca*s Stock, _ „
New York.... »-V«) tAIM
New York Bank Stock «1&,108
Hartford Bank Stock 7hsosCß
Waterbury Bank Stock. ILSno JA2O9
gtafford Bank Stock, Stuilerd 400 412
Boiyoke Water P‘r. Co.'s Stock# lfl.ooo
New Britain Water Bonds lAOOO 10,700
Hartford CUy Honda mood 19.600
Col.peq.ena lnd.n.R.Bonda ... .10,0X1 7A&O
Accumulated interest on invoatmeats 8..11
Total Assets |3K,SRBI
Total Liabilities • - - 9*0,704.68
B. KELLOGG, Secretary.
HUBBARD ft HOIST, Agents.
No. 1 Looißta’ iVnlidltt*.
Comer Clark as* Water street*. Chicago.
Applications lor Insurance, or the renewal of po ti
de* and all btulne&s connected with the olfi-e, tr.av be
made to ca, duly appoteted Ageuts-for the City of
(ad cage, wtt&mif po» er to receive proposal* and issue
Policies, on as favorable terms oa other responsible
Companies; and Its aim will bo to secure the confi
dence of the public br an honorable ronrw? oi dealing
M. Mifltl.f, General Agent, Si and 58 West Third
Street. Cincinnati. Ohio, to whom all applications for
Agendeti, In the Westers or Slates may
S&addreaeod. taplAO-ly
QTATEMENT of tlie condition
O OF THE
Oq the Ist of January, IS6L, made to the State of Dlicoia
•The name of the Corporation la INSUB
ANCK COMPANY located at Hartford, Conn.
The Canttal Is Firruuf Tsorsaso Dot-
and la paid np. _
Market
assets: Par Value. Value.
Real Estate nnincombered fil' r soß.S7
Money due the Company secured by
Mortaace ... .. ... ......... 567.13
Cash In hand and Id Dank 191,733j31
Cash In the hands of Agents and Is __
transit. . . . 1C2,&«196
Mortnee Bonds, 7 per cent, semi-an
nual internet* . . ..7, t«,OW 41,000.
KortCßge Honda, 0 per cent, aetnl-an-
nual latcroot. 83,000 88,000,
Rochester City Bonds, 7 per cent,
semi-annual Interest 3,000 25,000.
Brooklyn City Bonds, Cpercent,semi
annual Interest 23,000 3.(5150
Hartford * Uy Boudi, 6pcr ccnt^aeml.
annual Interest 50/00 50,000.
Jersey City Bonds,- 6 per cent, semi
annual Interest 25,000 23,000.
Milwaukee City Bonds, 10 per cent,
semi-annual later st. . •.
Kew Tork City Bonds, 6 per tent.
quarterly . - . - 60,0(0 51/510.
United States Stock, 5 per cent, acml
annual Inter* fit . 303,000 212462J0
Kentucky Bute Stock, 6 per cent,
send annual Interest 10,900 10,(00.00
Tennessee State stock, 0 per coot, .__
. sem annual l;.torest 80,003 27,800.
Kfw York State Stock, 6 per cent,
semi-annual Interest 23.CC0 SS.OOh
Missouri state Stock.Gpercent,semi
annual Interest . 25,000 21,700.
Ohio State Mock, 6 per cent, atml
annual interest .... . 73,000 77,790.
Michigan State Stock, n per cent, tend.
annual Interest 34,000 24,057.50
Indiana State stock//!-, percent acml.
anneal Internet 00,000 87,300.00
‘ 500 Share*Hanford aud NcwHarcn
Railroad Comply Stoics . 50,CW P?,fioo.
2SQ Shapes Coi*D. *4 v*F IL ll rp.Sfock Ks,Uo>> 2P.MKL
lot Shares HOkies ai.d Worcester
Railroad Company Stock . . .. 10.700 11,5*0.
60 Shares CO'>n laverCo. .-t ck ... 6,000 i.jfiO.
60 Share* Citizen* 1 Bank S ck; Wa
terbury, Coon . . 5,003 5050.
SO Shares Stafford Bank Stock, Staf
foraßp'tngsCona 5,000 5050.
S6 Share* Kagle Dank Stock, Piotl
decce.B.l 1,500 1,872.
200 Shares Revere Bank Block. Bos
ton. Maw 20,000 20,3X1.
103 Shares Safety Fuad D(L.!c =U*ct,
BotionTll»6*. * 10,000 16A06.
300 Shares bank of the state of Mis
/ St-ortßtOCk,St. Loula. Mo, 20000 21,000. »
100 Share* Merchant* Bank Stock, St,
LoaU, Mo .... .... 10,000 10,500.
200 Shares Mechanics Bank Stock. St.
LooU.Mo „ 20.000 w.ooa
<OO Shares Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Stock. I'hlladelnhla. Pa... 20.000 22,400.
U7 Shares AStna Bank Stock, Hart
ford, Coen .. ... .. ..... 11,700 13,(500.
U0 Shares Bank of Hartford County
Stock, Hartford. Conn’ 6.000 5,000.
180 Shares Charter oak Bank Stock,
Hanford. J ’onn ....... -..
200 Shared City Bdnk Stock, Hartford.
Coon.. 20,000 20,000. •'
WO Shares Exchange Bank Stock.
Hartford Conn 16,006 15,000.
100 Shares Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Stock Hartford. Conn. ... 40,000 46,000.
600 Shares Hartford Bank stock, Hart
ford, Conn.. . .. 50,000 50,002,50
MOSharrs Merchants and Manufac
turers Bank-Mock, B*nf..ntCt. 10,000 10,001.
- 800 Biiares Phcenix Bank btuck, Hart
lord. Conn , ........ 30000 80,000.
200 Shares State Bank Stock, Hart
ford. Conn. .. 25,000 80,140.
150 Shares Connecticut Hirer Bank-
Ins --o. Stock, Hartford, Conn. 7,500 9,730.
100 Shares American exchange Bank
St ck, New Vt rkCity 40,000 40,0®.
800 Shares Bank of Autrlca Stock.
Ifrw Fork CJty . ........... 30.000 54.C06.
WO Sharesßr- advray Bank Stock,N'w
Yortcimy -• - .... 2tM»O 38,006.
800 Shares Butchers and Drovers B k
Stock. New Fork City 20.000 21.000.
lOOSnares City Bank Stnck.N Y C*y. 10.600 UUtt.
100 Shares Bank of inn Common.
wealth stuck. New York CUy... 10,0C0 10,000.
SOOSlipre* Bank ot Commerce Stock,
Sew York Cltv 20-000 20,000
106 Shares Hanover Bank Stock. Kew
YorkCtty . 10.000 9,000.
SOOSlrarcs importers and Traders
B»nkStock. Nrw York Cltr 8C 000 BS.OOO.
1® Shares Mercantile Bank stock,
New Tore city 1W» U«0,
200 Shares Market Bank Etxk, New
■ York CHy 20000 ».«.
1200 Shares Mechanic* Bank Stock,
New York City 80.000 86.000.
200 Shore* Merchants Exchange Bank
uttH-Jf, New York City 10.000 10000
400 Share* Metropolitan Bank Stock,
New York City , -T! 40,0® 45.600.
E0 Shares M-rcha.-.U Back Stock,
York City 41000 43^70
4W Shares Manhattan Companyßank
Stock NewY. rkCuy.. 10,000 28,400.
SOO Shares Nawsn Bank Stock, Kew
York Cltr 81,000 80000.
200 Shares North River Bank Stock,
New York CUf . . 10CC3 U.OOO
JDOSlnres wartofVcw Fork Stock.
New York city 60000 60900 .
200 Share* Bank of North America •
. St Ct,New York city 20WT 4 - 21/06.
100 Snarrsnccan Bank Slock, K.T.C. 20000 l«,?on.
40A Shares Peoples “ * ** 10.000 KUOO
600 Shan* Phcalx " ’* ‘‘100)0 XOMO
200 Shares Bonk ot the Republic
Slock.New y^rkClty — .. . 20,000 23000.
400Sh*rc*CnlynBankMock.NrT-C. 30000 tO,GOO.
1M Shares New York I*. Ina. and T, -
Co. Stock. New Toft City . ... X3.CCO *0250
100 Shares United States Com
psoy Stock, New York City 10611 10500-
BUls Receivable
Miscellaneous Items- 083980
OP THE
|S88;888
. Note—AsonrlD-ceaorcntsaxeijeidronrxooiir,and
nctforaae. wecrtofttoatyAiK rum, and not at
the present temporary panic walaea.
The Amount of Litbilbles due drnot dae to
• or otter creditors none.
Lo— adlosUdaod due nose.
Losses adjusted aud not doe .... . 112/38.47
Losses unadjusted, la eo'pcnse, waiting
■ arooft;csßtoatcd, ortmteco - ...-17J.3SJT
Xu otter dal'os arc small, for printing. Ac.
Agent* Ins tract ed to take no nek exteedfag twenty
Utdu—Bd doll rs. vithoatvpeelal peratestoo.
. Tba great—t amount insured In an.v o:e cltv, town,
village, or block. varies, and. depends npoo'ttc ran
ctruction. jaat'-nsl sad meads of arresting flre».
»Taos. Kvßases, SecretSTF..
Bartfind. Jan. Ist, ISO. . ■ •
■ faTit* opCoxMumcrr. Hsjrjoko Co., sa, >
Hartford, Janaaryisi, i*il f
• Personally appeared before me, Heoty Powler. a
JtuUce of the IVare, duly qualified to administer
paths, E. tl. President acd Thomas &..Brace.
Secretary, an-1 made solemn oatir that tta foregoing
statement of tk» vis end oondiUoa of tbs j£ina In
surance Company Is true.
1l£Sl:7 FOwLEB. Jasttoeof the Peace.
OT Twelve per cent dividend for the year." and
gtS'OOO added to ssrpld* fond; quality of assets.
nTBBARI) A: HEJVT,
Agents tor Chicago.
ORIGINAL.
Certificate to expire on the tat day of January, ISSJ.
AvntTOJ&'ft Office. Stats or liLnima, I
Spnnaeld, Janaary Wt C
‘ ‘WnsSBAS. The JBt«* Insurance company, located
at Hartford, la the btate of Connecticut has taed In
Uda a statement of the condition of Ua affairs, es
required by “An Aft to rcgalatotue Agenciea of la
enranee Companies not Incorporated by the »tatt of
lUlnola.*’ approved February. 144 ft, WSS, and an act
araeadatorv thereto, approved January Sd. ISS7. and
v here— said Company uas famished satisfactory evi
dence that It UtKxjscafed of the required amount of
capital in vested 1 > stocks and mortgagee, and has filed
la this ofllcc a wi men la‘ truiocnt Rtgued by the Pr—U
dent end j-ecrctary theiwf sppofiitlJg O. 8, HUB
BARD and cHAiu.es h. HUNr.ogcnuago.lns. its
Agent* for the transaction of l-e bmtßoaa of said Cora*
paoy. andfully ard unreservedly anttorUliig tliem to
actnovrtcisp eerrire of process for and on behalf of
«asA Compaer. consenting that service of process noon
. them, tbe said Agents, *h»U be takes and LeUl to beat
valid as If sen ocl upon the Company, and waiting all
cia&n c f err-*r by reason of each »emce.
; -Noa% TOXZSFOSC. In
cf the aqu &fjre>aid, I. JASaL JP.P&U& AttdJttr
‘of Public A i map of «3?»olCdo hereby
certlpr that said O. S. HOBBAWJaod CBAH».Es
IL 2lO*»T. ere autarrized as Acenta for tbe raid Com
ta&y tetcandCtih* iMb-lnetPOflneuranOe {a thl< State
until the thirty first day of Jaanart. in the year Eigh
teen Hundredand Sixty-Two, so for u they tairoo
tatfaDy on powered ao to do lar said-Company;
~ lnT'tstlmony wbsreod 1 havoM eosto sab>
ianu.} scrihednijnaaieaadtfftrodthesealofmy
ofllee aispriagfleW/tii twdftt day at
- n- inattcaiuf.
Agsnin fbr thw
u u
«( ({
J-TSi ISSTRIVCE COMPACT,
5,000 5,000.
USSfjolwaU flatuses.
OMALI WARES, BUTTONS
KiJ AND notion a.
Wonttvj Hoods. Rleevea osstmi r.-r, Drts* T~ln
ralnrs, Corsotated-?iartiu Gioves r.ad Hosiery, Tbe
tr*d« ia pwysotfni;? invited to uioltj tie aim*
goods, wilt* wiU.be sold tot
: • '-‘CLosscifiipßßats;.-
<W3O WiiM^SSefSklCNto,
t>eelin wools.
J-f Imported and for eaieby
. A. GRATIS,
» OLaAe street. CUlcsfo.
PE COURBET. XAFOURCADE
A CO,
691 Chestnut Street,' Philadelphia.
Aw cow receiving tidr
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, &.C.,
TO WHICH TEET INVITE THE ATTENTION OP
BUT EES.
feSclO-Cm
1869 FALL TRADE. 1860
COOLEY. FARWELL & CO,
42. 4A aad 4= 6
WABASH ATEHVG,
D Mlt «? ©©l» S
ro:
JgABCOOK & PEEK,
ITI RANDOLPH WHIUH,
Hfihojfaay, Eoiewcod and Walnut;
IX3O,
fHAMKI DIIIBB ROOM A COMMOI FUMfIOtE
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Wood-Saal and. Cane-Scat Chairs, Bedsteads tad
Bureaux.
School Furniture oa hzmS aud to Order.
tw Particular attention pnid to Conatrr Orderv
Hoyt * peirci,
■Wholesale Grocers and Importers,
14T South Water St., Chicago, Tlllnote.
Wholesale Depot for Messrs. A. M. Plnlnger A Co.*s
celebrated standard Medicinal Specialities, derlmed es
pecially for tfao Medical Profession and the Family.
Blalttffer's Celebrated OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.
BJclnger’s Celebrated Old Zouave Gin.
Blninjrer's Celebrated Old Zouave Cornac.
BSulugor's Celebrated Old Zouave Bourbon oflfiU, re
serve.
Blulugerts Celebrated Old Kentucky Bourbon.
Blnlncert Celebrated Geuntne Medicinal Cognac.
Blnlnger's Celebrated Oenntne Pare Port Wine.
Blnlnger’a Celebrated Gennloe Pure Sherrv Wine,
Blnlnnert Celebrated Genuine Pure MaderU Wine.
Bt!rtujnT*B Celebrated Genuine Wheat Tonic.
Blnlmp rV Celebrated GennlceMonengaha’a Whisky.
Blulnger"* Celebrated Genuine Apple Cordial, from
Biulaper’s HouicMcad.
• Bluing* r> Celebrated Genuine Karr Ripe Cordial.
Blnlncer's Ce'e' rated Genuine oidtimesFamilyßyu,
itinlmcer's Celebrated Genuine Brantonwinc.
Blnlnjrer's Celebrated Genuine Banana Punch.
Abo. Blclnyer’a Bouquet Bourbon, Cognac and Gin
bes-'dr* manv other rarlctica, all put u- In haad»amly
labeled quart bottles of one and two dosc-n la a case
e.pcclnllv for druggists and flrst-elas* grocers. Always
enquire for and take none but Blnlnxerx
Also, for sale retell by all Drmrgtsta.
Jal-d7t6-6a MOTT A PEIRCE.
ipUTTLS. HTBBABD * CO.,
HJRDWSBE AND TIN PLATE,
OS - - - Ijake Stmt ... 09
VTa o*c to the trade, at the LOWEST MARKET
PBICE3?-
WOI boxes TIN PLATS,
h«0 V.la SHEET IRON. *
xa • Russia rooN,
1(0 • IMITATION RUSSIA.
85.300 " BRIGHT and AJCfEALU WC*,*
SB casts SHEET ZINC,
latoni PIG TIN.
U 800 lbs. COPPER BOTTOMS,
to eats TINNKRS* TOOL? and KACHTKTS
50 casks BRIGHT 01 aid COIL CHAINS.
LSOD dOi AXES,
L«0 “ SHOVELS, fi?AD29 and SCOOPS.
83 tea BAD IRONS.
TUTTLE, HIBBABS A 0(3.,
oea-«*.!y Comet ot* Stats and Lake sta.
Q. M. HENDERSON A CO.,
sad Wholesale Dealers ta
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ho. 32 Lake Street, earner of Wabash Avenua,
- Bt .2s£ a and desirable rtock of eooda.
v-h)clj thy win sell very cheap to cash and prompt
paying trade, Aeents for Mitchrir* Patent MetalQo
the States without exception.
Sawson & Bartlett,
ttAXVrmcazas and wxoucsixa sum m
BOOTS AND SHOES,
na 5e....m btstet.
C3KUOO, ILL.
We would rrepectfoTly call the attention of City and
. Country M crchanta too nr extecaivu stock of Boot* and
Ehpea, which wo tafe now In store, and are dally re
cdjlngjroTn onr Factory In We*t Bovlaton, ifaf#-
whdeh consists ofa mi aaeortment oftboae Celebrated
Cnatom-Made Patna Kip KadCaif.andGrain Water Proof
Boots; tofictaer with a.. .stock of all styles of
fall AND WINTEB GOODS,
of the beat quality andl manufacture. which we are ere
pared to tell for CASH and prompt pajtnz trade at
Boston and New Tone Jobbing Price*/ *
186® FALL TRADE 1860
H. W. HUNT & CO.,
33 ind 35 Lake street, Chicago.
Manufacturers tad Jobbert or
Ssady Made Clothing,
And Dealers ta
€UEITTI*E9LKN’B FUBNISBIIffi GOOM
dottm, Oestincs. Cvsslmeres, B«ttaetr. TaCota*
TnEuntogs, M,
Oar Stock Is Isrye and well assorted, and win he sold
At Ihs Lowest Prtm.
IBW FALL TRADE. 1840
VXSID, BENEDICT A* CO*,
Nod SI and S3 South Water street,.
Importers and Jobbers of Qxxxle
fbr Men’s 'Ware,
Thor are now dally recdvlnir their nasal lane and
varied stock for the Fall Trade, to which they invite
your attention. Thelrstock consists In part or Broad- ■
cloths, of all colors and erodes. Black and Fancy Caa
•Lucres, Block and Knacy Docaklaa, Blue and Black
Phots. Biick and Colored Moscow Beavers. Brown.*
Block. Bloe scd all co'ors of Castor Beavers, Silk and
Valenti* Veottuict of all erodes andttylec SATINETS
of all grades and styic-i. Also, a toll and complete
stock of Tailors’Trimmings.
AGENT TOR
Scott’S HaroaT or rAagxoira.
•JIN PLATE AKD
HARDWARE.
We o€er the following at the lowest rates
MW Boxes Tin Plate, assorted sixes.
Bundles Ahcet Iron. Noe. 16 to*.
200 “ RtmU Sheet Iron.
100 M Imitation Sheet Iron.
100 Cub Bhect slur, assorted wKUhE
V3CO Lb*. Brazer** Copper.
0.060 Lbs. Prwed Copper hoitema,
1.000 Randles Wire, assorted Noe. 0 to 50.
MOOKecs Neil*. Wheeling ead other prime bnedA
A full emoTfcnent of Hardware, Tinners’ Tools. J*
paced end Pressed Tinware. Rtreta, San, 6a.
WILLII9 BLAIB A C« H
H 170. IT? Lake street
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
C. C. COOK & CO.,
CSnceeeec rs Raters a, Cook 6 CoJ
10* IS - ITAI'K STREET - 16* IS
Wholesale Grocers
DRIED ITRTJITS, FISH,
WOODKR WARS, &c.,
Lnite tiid fcrtrrtin of Coutrr Kerchaali fa
tLtir itock, wtlr.X they cdftz st Loirect
CuL Price*.
Ot, O. OOOE 4 00.,
1* * IS- STATS STRUCT IS * IS
t A a SJ«.I bos block
HEMOVAIi.
PEAKE, mm & DE L3HB
' CcmfciTedbf lielriacrea*in«bofcln«B to seek large
CUtrtf a, hart removed from tfeelrold stand, aeany
opposite to tea above spadoa* suwt* la
BUSCH'S £EOS BIOCS.
Tatre CM? wIU be able to offer at wbolcaala, a ct£D
larga and acre varied stock of
Dry €*« is, Hosiery, sad Satlo**.
Ceitomert win dwarf find ns with fall Uses
known,temndsef HEAVY DOMESTICS, Doubt at ti*
hands, and offered at small adraacs, together wltfcfi
largccwckcf
vmuii mvu urn usos u.
He shall continue oor ao£o
-LOW FKICEB WIN-
And ferrite the attention <tf all close, prompt paylfig
bnyem. Li«*
T\rE OFFER FOR SAM AT
! TT ‘ low" prices, 1 •
GOO Bones Soap. COO Bores Starch.
100 Km Sal Soda. 100 Keg* 8.0. Soda.
200 Bore* Sal era Ua. £5 Boxea Potsah
100 Bozos Concentrated Lye.
TTT.T,TAM UTTIiB A CO,
SCGAB ACT.
GO Hhds Sajar, JDO BDls Scgar, 60 Bx> Sngar.
100 Ebta K. T. Syrup. 60 Bbl* Molasses.
, :,WkL rrTTEB A ViKJgf
MITCHELL * Z A HM,
,X»X. ■ luirerscruaxaaor -
XALLOWr CATfPLSS JL2TD SOAPS,
And dealer* la HIdCA-Wool. Pelts, Seeds and Pork.
Factory oaeotßor o(6utost»es «3d Archer Bead.
1 .footfi uwg tine.
gILN DRIED com* MEAL,
■ F«Jrielil bbU U tU> o^cbrmd
B^FO&.>^ S g.OO S|r ,
JBehicinea. See,
INIV: e r • s
Olj£>
LONDON DOCK
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
Zspedsßj deiixceo
for th» Vn of the Ktadlcnl Frotratc*
nnd the Family,
Harm? fapemeded tie so-called “Cfas." “Arcmatte. -
“Cordial,
coned by all of tie most prominent Pbjildaa, Ciea
•O. tail Coa&otweon. u pnsrMstnr ah ot tioaa la.
wuulcmcdicloal qualities, (tonic ana (Soretie) vilch
jjslooe t* mold and kbx oiju Put np In qnartbet
«*■ and sold by an Druggists, Grocers, Ac.
A« S« BIHIHOEB Sc CO,)
C&rcshitibed la iTaj Bol* PterjtrrroiA
Ho. 19 Broad Street, N. T.
jy Tcrjala, wiclesala, la CMcaao by Hoyt *
Pierce, j. h. Seed * Co, and J. ClTroisr h Co.
[oeidisem]
OLD SACHEM BITTERS
AND
Wigwam Tonic.
TEESB DKLICIOUB AND TAB-TAMZD BITTgBS
•*e recotaaended by the of tho
CoonUy. on tccamt of Cietr PIIRITT Aim ftgrt at
MDICaJTAI* VlßTtrs.
Tbtj in pleasant m nectar to the lute, tad are pro.
ooopcod the bat fgate ati ftfailmi oror obrai
Their cnmlre power* ta c«m of OEKZRAI DS
BTLITT. LOPB OP APPETITE, COKSTIPA T IO!I.
are Tospartneled, and u t guarantee that w* fee',
warranted la dahntng wbat we do, we beg leave to
state that oar assertions are endorsed by
Pro& BIU.DUN, of Yale College,
FieC-HAVBS) of Maeeaehnsette,
And hnadrsds of other*.
For tala Wholesale la Chicago br
ED'WAKD FOSTER,
Wine and Liquor Merchant,
•acKnO-ly bo. 179 Sooth Water •treet,Chicago.
SBacbinns, ??atfitoa«, See.
DOANE’3 new barrel
SIACH EVERY.
WABBAHTED THE B£3? 1H Airrgres
To Ooopers;
In cffeilrg this New and ruequulicd Barrel Machine
*T toths Coopers of the Northwest and South, we do
so with tbs fullest assurance that it wtn be found
the Best ard most !“crfeet, the most Economical
and labor bavin* aad cheapest of anv in use.
DOANE * HURLBL-PS
Stare tawing and Dreulog machine,
FOR TIGHT •WORK.
This Machine rerpaasea all oth«ra,ln even-parti ru
iar. It saws the stave from the bolt, curve* aad
Blanes8 lanes It readvto e«t up in the barrel all at one opera
on, from 15.(100 to W.OOO per day. Win make 9% to
ISO per dar clear of all expense*. To co witu thi* we
nave a fun set of machines for Tight Barrel Work oi
all kind*. Also.
DOANFTS STAVE CCTTKO MACHINE, for Flour
Barrels.
BOAS'K*S HKADtNG CUTTFR. for Flour Barrels.
DOANK*B HEADING TURNER, for all UndT oi
Barrel*.
DO WITH HEADING JOINTER, for all ***• of
Barrels.
DOAXE’S FOOT JOINTER., for Flour Barrels. *
DOANK*S READING PLANEIL for aU kt"d« of beads
ROANE'S FOCALIZING iIACHESa, ftHu tludaol
fe Barrel «tave*.
CUOZE AND CHAMFERING MACHINE.
for all kind* of Barrels,
DOANK’SNEW WHEEL TIGHT STAVE JOIN I ER.
fo* all k'mls of Tfcht Barrels
DOAKTTS HEAR SAWIN'u m ACIITNE, for all kinds
of heads. This machine Is also the Best Shin tie
Mill extant. “
Doanc ha* the only Barrel Machinery for Completing
Floor Barrels from the Crude Timber. This machinery
has cost thousands of dollar* to perfect—l* made oftros
andstecl—putting all rompettoa ont of the queetioa.
fF'DoDI spend (1 for Barrel or Ftave Macnloerr,
until you *ee DuaneX Herd f.»r cur catalogue an l clr
culars. Address P. O. Box 2TU. W. 11. Boave.
tcyucS&Myj is> Clarkotrcr.t. ciluta.
QHICAGO LEAD WORKS,
Corner of CUxtjn aad Fnitaa 'treats, War; EMe.
LEAD FITS, U& ii'D mmt LSA3>,
Shot, Whit# ZiOtd and I»yth*rge,
PIG LEAD. PUMPS AND HYDRAULIC
Orders from the trade solicited. Cash peld fit
Old Lead and Flax Peed. P. 0. Box IC2«.
IWI E. W. BLATCHFOBD.
Eg. hall, kxmbark & co..
• Impcaersaad Dealers In
Zroziy lifaU*, Steel.
AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
Hoa. 133 and 123 Waablnpormraet. Chicago, lutzcta.
13ags.
JAMES H. CHILDS & OCX
HOPE COTTON XIUS,
Plttaburclif Ponn.
Seamless Grain Bags,
AHD OP
OSNABTJEGS
S3 inches to 40 inches wide.
are prepared to receive order* from the
trade, JaldTO-ly
.50. SO
R AGS—BAGS—BAGS- -BAGS—
■U COEN exchange
BAS MANCFACTOBT.
HART, ABTEV A CO_ 157 Sooth Water Cblean.
B. t CLARK: A CO-ia Broad street. New YorkT*
xiHTTAcnzaiaa ajto mi-bb* at
IBsffs ofEvery
Mll-erVand Grocer*' li&cb cade and printed to order
with beaullfnl brand*. New and second-hand Beaialea
oraln and Gunny Ban. for Shipper*, Miller* aad Par.
Floor, Buckwheat, Peed.
. HTOrdera illedwith fidelity and dispatch. Bast
loaned to ahlpi>en. nySly
QHICAGO BAG AGENCY.
•ST* MCIH WATER STREET.
6SAMLS3S GRAIN BAGS of variouj lisas ayd
qualities.
FLOUR—Halves, Quarters, and printed to
order of any desired pattern.
HAM SACKS— Every size used.
GUNNV BAGA—Two or Three Bubals.
Commission Merchants. Miners. Grocers and Pro.
Video Denier* will end lost the articles wanted isooi
stock. Orders solicited.
[apl KWy.j HA WHINS A CHAPMAN.
■AGO! BA4»II 9AfS9l'.l
fIEWUL’B
sTKui ufi xmncre&T.
ao. a Kisxsr rrxxzr, oocise.
BASS AND SACKS
Of story description furnished ca
■Start notice, end printed wllh
Hew aad BstaiilU Draada.
. BIMZSON FAKWEUa
ipMAwly-tTH]
3tobes. Manges. Set.
gMALL COAL, SMALT. COAL.
' Small Goal, Small Coal,
■■■ll Coal, InD Coal,
KTTST B1 ÜBXD WITH
MUST B5 USXD WITH
urr
BOLD BT
BOLD VT
▼«m BcH««ck,-*7 State Street,OWcaja
Vaa Sebaack, *7 State Street, Cblcagg.
IW General Dealer la Housekeeping Articjca. [nyX
GTE WART’S COOkIXG- STOVE
K3 STTLL AHXAD. The acknowledged superiority
of the Stewart Stove ta* given rise to several tnltw
none. The eecßino anlcls Is lor sale by c. MKT7.
Agent at M# state street, between Monroe aad Adaoa,
Auo, a good assortment of Housekeeping Hardware
end TOwara • ~
Ege ai'fl Eat.
gYE AND £AE.-a
DR. CADWSIL,
EYiC .A. IN’ D SAB,
Far Doibm, Ktodnca, ac.l a:’ ds'ects of alrhtaal
hearing. Dr. C. Is aregaliriy educated physician, and
tn dc rotert twenty year* ci Us prof--**4onaJ life er
clc*rrely to the trcata; tc; oi Uscas** of ths ej- and »r
OT" yo charge made for an exam 'nation or opinion,
sad bo fee required for ntsacceasfr.; service*. ‘
DR. CADWeLL’S Treatise oo ttr Eye and £5?. fChl
caro, Sthi, containing rciereneea, c(c (to
be Bad gratia oa application, pataca ttn. scats il
are— 9fi Randolph street. Chicago. stSOr'dOdj
il ATTSS,
FEACTir.ti, OTOCIAN,
f8... Soon- fir»*r*T. y*
Opposite tue Coen Bonw,
Bsa* French Crystal an J Dr—Ptan ptbbte
£vr. Optra Glasee*.
MICBOSCOPj.a. TELKbCOPEB.
Italhematlcal lastrum-uta. etc. etc. constantly <m
hand. All kinds of .uemmccM spectaclrs re.
pAlred. and g!a— lar -‘tied lain old Irenes. }ao
\ CARP—Th« subscriber having
-AjL dk.*otY«fa!l be«lce*» coiTOfCtJon with JAMES
M. PLUM ■'TED. return* tl» sincere thanfcs flor Use
liberal patronage bc*toweil on the Lite firm, fee. will
continue the business at the
OLD ST^STD,
Carnal Street, bet Ifadiscm and WsahingtoaiSttL,
AND HOPES BT JUS
bous Experience,
And by strict personal attention to the wants cfhla
customers to merit a share of the public patronage
commen'onte with the liberal Inducements which nc
Is now prepared to offer, having adopted Uie motto;—
** Good work and low price* win,” ‘
Chicago. Jan-2-Un, HfcL JAMES Mc3AMMO3,
The attention of bonder* and oth: re about to erect
booses U rwpectfatiT Invited before purchasing else*
where. Country orders promptly attended to.
BoxkfeA Ja3lxSw
piPORTAST TO BUILDERS.
JAMES McCAMHO.V,
Street, belXadismiadWaakiag^aStA,
CHICAGO, tt.t.,
Mannthctnrcr and dealer h aH kinds ot Wood Meow
ings, Soar Jambs and Architraves of anr d» sirotl pai
tern. Circular Moulding*, any Eadlos. Wi.od Tnr In;
In sll Us branches, Rawing and CxTUc- Brackets,
a variety of pattern*: Octagon and four aided Palus
ter* and Newt-la on naad and made to order: *ia!r
Railing and Brackets. Planing and Matching ami Sam-,
lag done to order lotfeo bo-1 ruaootr at tpe shortest
mihoe; Fe-'co Pick-I*. Particular attention urea to
filling order* from the country lor a»y and all cf the
above dUc lptlou-. of work. Dills fur Suarh and
Dressed I amber tilled with dhpatca, ard aLLnped at
the lowest market price. Tour at cntloaUlavhed be
fore purchasing eLcwbere. My motto is:— ** uood
work and low price* win."
Agent for WB. B. HILL’S Jostly celebrated
QOTBRNIX 6 VALTEI,
For Steam Engine*. warranted to regulate ttie motion
of the eo«lne perfectly under any and all dream*
trances. Send for Circtuan.
Post Office Box 438. JaSPtl-ly
faulting ana IBirijaage,
gANKIHQ HOUSE OF
B. P. CARVER & CO.,
marine Bank BvOUlbi, 7
J£XCHAHGE & DBXOSIT B AHK
CABPaHT*ar°STIBB« k CO..
lsoc«*eor to Wear*, Carpenter a Coj
Cadar Baplds, lom.
Rmorcrcxa.— Drsxel A Co„ Snr Tort* HoF
-nan A OeJpckc. Chicago. !a»clS4y
AIKEN & NORTON,
A bawobb IB PLCEANGF,
Corner' of Lake and Clark Street*,
Collection* stad* Is aD the principal ta the U. S.
*• aixsa. 3. n. coma nt azmas mi.
T7DW'. I. TIXKHA3I A CO.,
rationed to their oW stand.
COSSERm. LAK k* AND CLARK STRSZTB,
u ■ ■_ cottlane ihelrmninea***
ÜBamS ASB ZXCHAS3Z PTAtm
Kxchanre ob pbi t* »# Etorope.
ts**ax> i. rtna.y j
AfARIXE BANK,
LtX CHICAGO MARINS ARB INSURANCE CO.
Ctp tal. $500,000,
ITAHTLTOh IX, BOX, r»Mff and
J. TOBXO sr tJfVON Prii l '• t
CoCaqtfotu made aaddraft remitted to an oarto
■gOFFMAXH * GELPCKE,
OHIUaO, - - - TT.TTfIT,
44 ul 48 La Mia Mnat.
BAKKTRO DKPABCTMT.
IWoalt* received •> - Cnmn t A«tonn» ffoa partlee
dty cr country. .rd tV\ tnaal accomroodaUozu
to regular . * - oeltrr* and MnrcHpoadenta,
ratemt on til* « re can only be allowed ta ramri
▼ iptt nperiili'rm ;; entsharrbrromadrtothateflact.
We receive dv» •lm parable at a cpactled data, os
wdeh InterestvUi teanowed.
WLVIHO DHPABTHENT.
Oepoeinloea r »notJe*« than Are dollar* rtcatrod
aad Cartifrw< rfDepoalrt L«aed, Internet at rtx per
Ctat will bciil.-wedca denoaitad thl* deaerlptlon *?.
nrthercndatrrrmrr’alnnd In ror band* a mctAed
rtn«. Ailcerr !;ca»r*j-aden»yab , eendera*n<Laadla
like ftmdaa* > rpc sited,
COLLECTION PgPABTJBIT.
OoUecU' •!a rhlraco T.a.!i- ir.d proceed* remitted
oa car o; -itwiti*. I**** curprot pre-ilnm ca Fxcliarcf
Cnjj*ntior« toJlHtedcn all part* cf tba TVert ial
proceeds resitted on favorable term*.
Deassmc exchange dfpabt-
If* Mffbt or Tiroes* r» a t“<* prhrtp*! dJl*
of TTr.lcn, pi-nUUh> fn snr r*rt of t>« rrlwl
cr Canftnt,»p.d hnvw rawlr imacnn*n!» b» which wj*
jri •nnbl»(! to order by Trlerraph »he parp eot ci
Notes, Aer'ptaaeM, Accocnu, Ac,. it Ke-wTori.
STOCK PEPARTUKST,
anC sell on Coamlnden. either st fblcsro cr
rhrooah onr Amo:*, a* New York, Stare, CRc. room*.
RaCwny, Ac.. Bonds and ?took. Onr conr.w*»j‘»«« te
Hew Tort ere eneh as totcsnrr cr»mp» ami jndlelon*
attention to a rtr order entrusted to oar care
FOBEIGY SEPABT3TENI'.
Qp ba sire— connection wuh Rr rot»a. belr r DIRECT.
VTBT EXTENSIVE. and MOST INTD! ATF. wt fesf
ttVh In a*»nr!tu the public that all fhrelru Bookie;
transaction* ran be erected throneb onr TToe«c with
nrompmew and efflesev. eonaJ to anr House ta the
Fciot. W« taste Draft* and Letter* ol Credit In saca
to at yew Vor?* t*»rrr:«. on o«j r correspondent* lo
London, part*. Fruikf->rt.on.rh* V,m. Usmb'ir? P*r-
In. Bremen. LrJprJr. C<>t*>7ne. HeMelber*, Bar It Berne.
Dr*«Con, Ac.. Ac., &r . Ac.
Belns onnicnlarls of nrcr’otlaz d!-ectcorn.
merrla! JntcrconrH'hctwAcn the W.-«t and Forces* wo
C £2? B l! , ’s .“r 11 Tvr * moetftnrorabTe. .-.tend par.
tlepar fttrllMw bv credits Ar. Ac to jv*n«- n
rtble western 1.-nponcr*. CcUectlom of Dratbi, Or.
der«, .-otes Accep*\;;r«*!s Inbcrium o*. &e . n**m.
b]» In any partol Earcpe, irmde Tim promptaees and
clyrtutca.
tOr Coanfr- Baclr? sei* Barker* mpplled -with PV-.
t-bm Bllia i*i low ratea. Bonds aad if ir«r»o«
negotiated abroad.
bofpiuh b aaipoia
mxca a. s'ituAM. | orro GILToua | nw *. w?n
TRK'sns a* cornua,
CocraY ol the Grand Dnchr of Psxe.Welßar. the
Imohlea of BransTlck ami Saie-Gotha. and the free
city of Frankfort, nnrt br arterial net of wreral Ktatea,
catAortTed to act for *‘orn*er rttirena of ACeTItIV.
BADKV, BAVARIA- JTAVOVTR. HKSPIA. T
PRUSSIA, SAIONT, WIBTKiIPSRG, OLDFNRFBC
~r - JaTIdAWly
(CHICAGO, KEtV YORK AND
W BOST-DW
FAST riUESGUT LINE,
Vim PITT3BUKGH, FT. WA . JTE * CBTGAGO BAIL*
J-OAI) to L'm>tUre; Clevelaad. Colombo* * Cl: elm
natl lUilroad u> ClcrePod, and Lake Shore Railroad
to Dcnk.rkaa i Bttgalo, connecting with all Eastern
Kautoadv
T H3OyLYLrV ? ..REXDIVO FREIGHT "lir.nrGH
TO DUNKIRK AND RTF
FALO WIIHODT CHANGE OF CAB 3.
The above line taa N-»a cetiMfsbed bv t v .e P'tts
bnrzh, b art Warn* .* Cblcsjp. and (Tevrliod. Colum
bu* A t lnclnnat! !.Vlroad Cbmnanlea, for trar»a.-,rt
.pJLpil?per.r wU J. z?** er de patch be twee-. Chlcaco
and cU ; astern Citl>*.t and To«u» than has heretofore
been done by anv line,
[T R»Y r '* st ail time* a* low as br aar otter roote.
lothe ECU*
Ti.ecii.i. r-Brned will bo happy to see their tleads
andcnstotnersstanvMiße.
J. NOTTIFTOTT \M. Ger.T. Acent.
n J. 8. COR*!*,. ' lrWt
DA., AT«Oo>J. Local Ajrnt Ft wavne Freight Do.
4CU «*■*:**» Wm r-ido.
Chicago, Jaa. Uk la» i« Jai-dToT-Cm
QJtE-VT CENTRAL SHORT
PltUboreb, Ft* YUayno ft Cbteage. and
UallroadsTie
all EMlero ClUeaT^
olarkh a CO*.
THnoni FREIGHT AGEXT3,
Aw prepared to contract Orl;;ht*throng\ by authority
OX the Companies named above. a; thulr office,
T* • • • Dearborn nmt, • • • 79
Airf at depot of Plttabnrgn, Ft. W»rae A CUnwo R. IL,
CMctjjo. or at Depot. Liberty Plu-harsh.
, Tlje oflltii of the hena-y.tania llailmad CcniMUvln
|h« Last are locate at No. 1 Astor House. New York*
K«i 1 South William street. NVw t!«TSS TT ffi
lartr.o Boston; No. S) North ilroet, BaUlmuja
and at the General Depot, Philadelphia. Jal dTSte-S
gPECIAL NOTICE
Nlcfclgan Soattfern and Korthen
Indiana BaUrnad
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE
TOLEIK), JIETEOIT. CLKTKLAXn,
BUFFALO ALBANY. NEW YORK, BOTTOM.
„ PlTTaliriiUH. PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES.
Both ia the United States and
An Ezprma Freight Train will leave station
ooraer or Clark and Twelfth street* cUDy.’aiuo'ciock
A. «L, tor theabore places.
Shippers by this Ltsr eaa rely on having thetr pron-
Vi Its deetiratloo wltff as QUICK
DESPATCH aad as riw nto-tarsi* a* by any ether
This Company hare within the pen few nenths built
Car* opeoally adapted for thU trade. If dealred,
CT***® 4 ? *«««« frpmtbicajfo tocierrtaad- Dot.
i'orx without change
RatosstallttmcAaslowasbrany other Une
Frelxht d»*lgned tor this Line, **Tl»
Michigan Son them I>Uroad Exprews Frefcrbt."
CoQlraets given atuie Oearnl Othee. No SS Sooth
CU»« «tr«eL and at Chicago fetation.
JM). I). CAMPBELL, H. H. PORTER.
Ota. Sap. Toledo. Art Oen, Frt Art,
CHA3. M. GRAY. ConTAgent
'J'EAS, COFFEE, SUGAR,
Tobacco, Spleca,
At low figures fop ea*h bayerv.
NORTON, ROBB A CO_ No. 16 Elver street
GOAL 4r fts T
GOAL BURNEBS.
■piSH.-a oCO Packages Mackerel,
Pickled Herring. Codflab arid WhiteSsh. In flora
Foraale by NOitTuN, BOBS A CO w
gALT. SALT.—IOO TONS
Kock »«lt, at ?T Per Ton,
5aR5 to s«ltjnrcUseri. Ako. LOCO Barrels
at »L 5» per barrel. Wanted Itm Seoonri-Hand tali
HamU. LKDCC A
aitkia*,dm 83 and W Sooth Water street Chicago
2QO BBLS. PRIME
Fo. 1 FICKLE
Fop sale by WaTSON. TOWER A CO,
fel2.eli.2w No. ICO South Water itreet
A CARD.—The subscriber beiys
to acnooeae to hi* Mend* and the public, thasba
bas been appointed AgctL. by old and refiablaEasieni
□ooms for the sale of
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES,
Lead, and Old Wine* and Liquors,
Which be win sail So the Trade on fitvorable terms, ttaa
Liter la bend or otherwise.
la eddtxloa to the abov* ItHSOMKTHISO nf far
oae person to here Is uis city upwards of
Plaao Forte*, Sewfag nuhlaea, Law
and oilier Books, stationery,
Geidacd &GperWatches, Jewelry, Gertlnaen's Per.
aljhragOooda, Ironmongery,cutlery, Lumber. Balid
f*'* • a*y, lor*, demand Orocerle*. aa well u
Genuine wines a.vJ Llquore. which be h,va ibo tor ««»<»
IV.r a rhort time (. n and widu
body to know UUC BARGAINS CAS WOW LE HAI)
FOB A LIHITKD PBBIOD.
To Ctoh Pnjchaeert either Wholesale or Retaihe
oners Indacoatcnta new aed unprecedented
faurcdaUha c*R he wIQ satisfy the
ipon u*rcdp.'jQs that '-hl» u no bogus announcement.
JJI toe goods are warranted first-class.
J. F. BHZBt&L 'JtUce, .No. 9 Do!e*« Building.
’of Uni* atreet Bridge.
P. O. Bor sa j,v|pA-' t n
QX; Hhds. N. o. SUGAIi, in
■. forialeby
• REYNOLD j, ELY to CO.
Ann Bags HIO COFFEE for sale
xv/U cheap. Si Y A CO.
QftA Bbk. X. T. SYRUP,
UUV EHTSOLDfI. ELY to CO.
7AA Hl£ Chests T. H. TEA,
I \J\J HKTSOLP3. ELY to CO.
QAA Hl£ Chests Choice OOLONG
l)vl/ TEA, torsebbr
' RgYEOLPfI. ELY to CO.
-» A Sbls. Prime NO. 1 NUTMEGS.
AO RKTSOLDa. ELY * CO.
1A A BUa. Choice N. 0.. MOL AS
JL'w’Vr BES,toxbndlag.
1 AmA ‘ Boxes’ ; NEW M. K, and
J. V *» * \J LATER RAISINS.
■ KSTWOLPa. ELY to CO.
9 KAm barrels choice
WINTRR APPLES, ysat received and
tor »i!e tJT
T ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
X-J tor Feed, • iloar aUgdffc shot order and
mxtbaio-gmtrrtfl giyrtro* HOBBIi
PUKE SWEET CIDER—in whole
ssdbalihernia, receded Ratals at
STSTOMVwHBBkK,
«UIMI • . 'HMSfck«W*
BANKERS
RTKNT,
transportation.
LZXS ROUTE, VIA.
&o Shipper*.
TO SHIPPKBa.
Orocerits, &c.
No, IB Pdver street
WOO,OOO WOStH OQF GOODS,
Embracing
erzrsKs a vkbber
RtadoTp* Bu%«a
Uailroatis.
P- T '"
?lM«a*«r Trails Jcare :*:e n -p-/. conar of Madlaa
and Canal street*. Chicago. daily u
9650 a. except Soedaye, aad at
kSOr. n« except Saturday*,
F«K BOSTO, HLW YOU,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
Harrisburg Ad Hittsbur".
Ako-rpR ALBA VT. BUFF A LODTrSEIRr.
CLBYiLASD, COLUMBUS, CI3CIR
-5 ATI, ©ATTOJI.
Aad an Intermediate SttO<m* brtrwa Chtoare aad
the cuto* abo\ s named.
Sleeping Can on night mine. aad btnui hy thle
ronte cheeked tlrao K a to tJlZuZfa 7
Ticket* tor aele at the principle Ticket OOeee to the
t^s ® Company* Ofl!e». corner ot Baade tab
ffie, aSoaioL eUeeta * “ d uv * Unloß
B. F.PATEICK, A *™*-
T h ® Pennsylvania ckk.
X TEAL RAILROAD.
„ JOO MUXS DOUBLE TRACK.
ot thb Boad b soar equal to icy ta She
Hum Thmofh Pusennr Tralss
Cetr-een Ftettbcrgh md UM'adelpMa,
Conaeettog direct la the Union Depot, at Flrttbrnrh-
T^,fS T, K h ,J r * in, fTOa 1111 Veatrm CtUea ter PhC*.
detrain, Xev Toric. Beaten, Baltimore mod Waabtostoa
City; thus furnkhlng toclllilee tor thatnumpomttoa
Of ns«“«Mrers aarorpaejed tor *rrrd and contort br
aa» other route.
Fxprem tad Fart Line* ran throcrh to Fhßadolphla.
Mhoot change of can or conductor*.
—Sootier Can are attached to each into; Woodruff"*
Bleaptox Can Co Ezpma irul Fbt mine. The fcr-
P'eaa rasa daily. Hall and FLine etuauaya excepted.
Tone daue train* connect direct tor New Tort K*.
areaa aad Fast Lina connect tor Baltimore and Weak,
toctoa.
Ttopagh Paaaecger Train* pro Tided onh lough*
Patent Brtre—apeed nader perfect coatrolo
thas addlac much to the safttj ox tn.
■ST** l " PUfladelpMa sod New
AS* k; JS , ° between New Tors tad Boe-
SSs'»bJ?f;Sa, TUt - U ’ 411 “« v** oa eUher of
B ?! ton *** r**t tu Norwich ran
SIS’ 4®'*- **»••*«» r**«cief» trass.
ftOTeanre of ch*r»« thrcuch iew Yyrt.
ai’S^^nViitL..?*’ L o cM 11 * nT tbe important
#atiiwlOafe»ie biUto W«»i: al*.» oo Po*M «ny of the
KSj?* * e -“ rrs Uie Mliai^lppl-rOMo
9~Jxu Always a»Lo«r asp Vixm aj Q-q* a*
. o« »fT f'mrs uor-Mr
ABE FOB TICKETS a\' I'iITSBCBOH.
_*■ completion of ti# Wtfli'n crtha
Petm«Tiaiflsß*Cro*lmjke»ailiUie “ ort£ *
DIKBCT UNS BKTVTSFN TH*; E,»i'l', D Tßl
_ GREAT W£>T. TH *
Thecoaaoctla-r of tricks by the Railroad TX,ire •
PtU-'burKts. UToldias ***! ilnyisf of > r* irb*
&&£
„ _ * D. A. STB W ART. PlttJbnrrft :
w.£- I rf TC S *, ZaawvUle, O.; J. X Jobattott,
Wplfy. O.; R. McNoelcy. Mjvhvl!;?, Kv,; Orm->M *
£mfV/A^£?S. oa i!L O " * Co- Jearrwa.
wKlnd.* H. Vk. Brown* Co. nnclnand; Allien «
Mbbjrt ClftclnnaU; It C. M.-Mtusn, MWUotL led •
Jo#. B. Moore,L.'tilinile; P.G.OTaier* C.\7fer»»!
▼Lie. InO.; V*. Gnibn:n * Co.. Cairo, 111. : It F
bjMv SJiAler Sc Looto; Jokn H. HarrLv so*b.
2? U .®1 T £S? ,; h *sJ* * HuM.Mea.obU. Toon.; Clark*
2LS°C. C J lla *' 0: H * H - Alton, III.; or to
Ax eat* of Kalironii i; diHomni points la Cia
®» OrntMt PKihtUj cfflK-sd tbr th* Pros* •
tics aad Speedy Transportation of
. . Lire Stock.
Aaa good acoommodancn# with atcal pitvtljrea At
person. traveUca In Marcs'th-pcot
_ u . „ freights.
Brads Ron*iPrrtrtp. or all derertpg'na ran be fbr.
New \orK. Boston,
or tvtiLUßo. v. to ami frittu «ir. m'lat *>n ih« RaJiro ,i ! *
of Ohio. Kentuck-., Indiana, Wisconsin, low*!
or iltst-zurL by railroad dirrrt, _
Tbe Pevnaurani* UaUro id a’«o Connects at Pitts,
wlin jiteasiens by widuh g.m.A* caa be forward
ed loan v port on the OM<». ifcALirmn. Kentucky,
seusesaee, Cumberland, lUlr -i-, Vk-.,i-tprl WL*c<to?
»lruM!>^u f tKan<.-i-,.vrta;.*a. »M lied 111-era; aad
at Cls-vHaad, bjniiuoky ar.d Chvauo wth Steam nr to
aB Porta ou Uie Northwc>:< rn • ales.
Merchants aad crura-ting the tnai'*‘'rtaUoa
Sl«5ll ,r l M tlM * ( > P»“T. caa nu with coafl.
dacee on Ua »pt*crty tr;inslr.
_Tbo ruci Freight to aud from any paint the
W<. -t. bs the IVorpyUatiU Railroad, arc at all times at
ri £i£. a »“ e M cban;«-d by other K. U, Companies.
Be psrtlirula*' to mark r 't''i<a£ta "t’a I’ulß. r *
B. J SSKKDFIS. Hiil ulelnhU.
* K ( * )N ,V° North *tra*-t, Baltimore,
LF.ACU A CO., Sj. 1 A-tor Ujuso, or No. la. wh-
Dm atrret, New York,
» n^oPa' lo, •• Boston.
li.H.HO(>To S. Gen. t A si. Philadelphia,
u. L. 80l r*T. Oca. Ticket AiT,
TEOS. A. SCOTT Gen. SnpL, Altoona, Ph, JajiiLiy
piIICAGO ifc NORTHWEST
\J EUN RAILWAY.
_ DIRECT ROUTE
TO Rocilbrt Froej-.rt. Janeerllle, Okftna
Madlsoa. I’ralrle du nd.;u. Fund do Lac, o*Aaa£
Green Bay. Berbn. lapcn. L«Cn>««e. bt StoL *°*
ifonday, Noxcmber Xcn, IS6o,trains
IHr Eaprres—l2.l3
hapreM-;.u P. tc.f:rabovepolbti.
vanbti parri.sacaateu KaQrcad
ofllCM on Dearborn street, or at F»wen«T Stmttoaik*
~ UKO. L. Dt - N LAJ*. Sl.u. ». if
h. Da WtTT GenX Ticket
Buffalo * lake hukon
,P^^ VT - Softest and best root# to BnSata
otl.er Eisiem rltlee.
Train iMt log Cblcsco at 3,-flOp. m., Detroit at *TL ar.
rlveo at Bu ; a.o nt y.ja p. m., Sew fork st »O:tN v m
. oeton at connewliig .N, Y. Central k Brffi.
Jo and N. Y. A Erie trams goitre East. TkkeunlatLia
uoadcAabeohuUnedattkc tidcuDroos.
fbd4 tb.IT a S. CARTER. (Wh ManajPx
AfICiUGAN CENTRAL AND
J-f JL QUKAT fCANADA) SAILWAia.
_ Winter Amugeaitnta.
Trains leave the Great Ceurrr UcpyL iiot o'Lake
Stn-et. Ctkwgo: • *"•
S J3O I. M.~Ll<iitnlaz Exprxaa tSondava excepted)
aMve *t Drirolt B;t3 p. a. Brtd-a
5.00 s. a ; Albany Mi p. Nvw York ias*
P. •**! night.
•JOML-bew York and Ikwtno F-rprewi. (excerl
Salardaj .)i arrive at Detroit ftJba. - sua.
Bridgr-of Bt.3a>o IJuTZ Ky
• Oft w a-New i < rk o. R««i>m n.,i»
kSJ a. Uiroagb
to (Tneinra:! la l.> l.oim •
UO p. H.-tCtnctartatl and Luulnvliio Evpreie; (ex.-ept
BalurUav» Uiro.fb to cincinuaaiß 14 honrt
i-or.J.«v;Ua In lio iTV.
f. it—Train, nAfore ay oa-y to Mlea, Baadnr
Trulns at Ki) p. a. m
ETTl?®* a *«?tng fara on ail tralM.
The *■» p. m. tr>lu conoecu at Far* with the Daflb r o
aad Lake Huron fiailway lur Buffalo and ati nolnta
**M: at Toronto with the Grand Trank Railway to
Kingston, Ogilenaburfb. Jlonm-U. Qavbee. ud til
Sow U^»
Baggage checked Uir.-orh,
Throu-h Tickets for we at tie prineteal TUBread
offlcca In Uw Nona and West, and at the Cmunaav**
oflec, to.ner Lafcaand Dearborn itmu, and ai the
depot 00l of lake atreet.
_ , _ _ E. *. RICK, BcpertMendesc
3 h Ptaagrr. Generil Agrak ftfa
AIICUIGAN SOUTHERN' AND
-"-•a LAS* BHORt RilUiOiD.
1*5M1..... 'Wint.r temgiamt U6041
Take* effect bocaly. Nor. 3.
A3C x. X.—New York and HmcaEinfw
Fnndaya r* Old Une. ««»
except Saturday. via
ConaectJnjat Toledo and Detroit with train* to aB
*olat* Interior la UWo, PemwylvarJs, New York and
the New England btatea aod Canadas.
AflU a. it,and HJO p Piusburjrjw Batttmore and
Phi aspects, vt» Cleveland, making
a* quick
CUOa. and «.« p. it-Pctrolt Kxpre** via Adrian
arriving hi i>etrutt at try p m., aod ,*. *m ,
_ Western and Uran.l Trunk Jiwada.
IS” Woodruff *s Patent Sieei’tOs Cara accompany all
the Night Trains nc this route to New York ami 11 io.
Tickets can be had at all ticket office In the Weak,
aad at Use Company 1 * office, u South Clarkstreet and
at the depot.
Train* loarc Toledo at :0.3 a. aod 113 P.
arrive iaUilotcoatiUd)a.M. a.:da.Mp ».
GEO. M. GRAY. Gen 1. Wmtern Agent
Jons D. Cajcpbkll. Gen L Sopt junuj
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD UNA—Pimbcw Tntu depart
from aad acme at Chicago a* follow*;
Day Expro,*»od Hail leave at?.3a.d« acd antra
at 3.-*5 p. a. uunday* excepted;.
Night Express leave* at ILLS p. k. (Satan!*#* except.
Sd' •arrive at 3.15 *. a. (Monday* excepted),
Joliet AccomiiKvUtloa.notr.i iSmda • exceptedju
-, e , „ JOHN r. tuiuT. tfea. SupV
W, L. 6t. Juu. Geal Agent. d«K
CT. LOUIS, ALTON A CHICA
KJ GO KAOKO.U).
Win UK AKK&HffIEKXXX.
Two Hxpre-e Trains dally leave depyk » *treek
(except donday} and erary evening (ex.
■ m eClrt *r M0»-«. 400 a. a.
Bloomlngtrm.
locator fr.jj - ••
Z 1 - 498 “
“ Jeokaon/Jla frtf* *• ttJSF.M.
• ** - 490 -
J* “SL Lonl* iwfi -
Through trauw antve at üblcWaTatScao a w. and W8
p. m. Jodet sad Wilmington Accommodation leave
chkago at AM p. a. dally (except Sunday), arrive at
V-» a. a.
ta*R»nt Seeping Cara on all nlgtt trains.
CONVECTIONS—At Chenos wtia Loceowp* rt Pr>
rt» and Harliagton Railroad t>r L.'gan<i>oit Feoria,
Oaleabargandßarllngtoo. At Rlouuilugwn wirn H'd
nols Central KaCrovl :&r Decatcr. At hprwiin
Great Western Railroad of lllmon frr Jaclt'orvlllc,
VapWand Quincy. A*rtU>u with Paciee luilroaa
CoeJeffcriOQ city. Svreease. eergetowa. Bouuvl!:*.
Lexington. Independence. Cana,* city and Leawo
worth, with North Mt**oort Cailio*! p.roL C'harlcw,
Hudson and St Joseph, acd wlm Iron Mountain llaiV
road for Pilot Kcob and hoaUiera Ml««oarL with lUIV
road Line of Steamer on the Miadwlppi River for
AlampbK V!ck»borza2<l New l t;eaaa.
Kor tnraugh Q.-kets applv at in* Company * o:Sca
43 Dcarboru *tro«‘t Tresxout House, and as
the Depot Canal street
JAMA3ROBB. lnjtr.,„ r .
CH.AS. CONUDON. i BeetlT * rß *
EL B. MASON. Soperirtcndeot.
C. C. WHKET.ER, GwtlTFt Axent
JOSEPH PRICE. Treasurer.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RtUl^
X BO.tD.
I*Bo- Winter I SSI
On acd after Badsy, Nov ember ZLth, m, (rain* *UJ
leave (be Greet Centtai Depot. foot of Lets eed Sooth
Water Streeu.
fcSLa. it, (Sunday* eseepted) arriving at Peoria at &SD
v. x, St Lome *ua p. x, Cairo tas a. it,
Memphis &00 p. x, Near Orleans Is y> hoar*.
fcSOP. *, (S*tenla>sexc«wed» »n St Louis a*
U£o a. X, Cairo w siVm Orleans la
39 been,
bains arrive la Chicago at:
•f tUO a. x sad &3> p. x. (-Sunday* excepted.) •
Through ttek'-ts fir aC Important point* South and
Boettaveet tor tale at the o&ce of the Company, la ma
Great Central Depot '
_ W. R. ABTKtnt Gan. 9sp t
w. P. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Agent
‘ xJ IUILSOAL.-Tturm Auamubt.
Os and after Mwndar, November acth, I*o, train* »®
lean Weiisstrect depot,aatollows, Sunrjsysexcepted:
DjlSa.XaadSrSOp.x, tor Belrtdere, Kocafard, Free,
port, Warren. Galena, Dualeltb, Oabuq<i* and Inter*
mediate point* i IL-td a. x and *o) p. x tor Dixon. Polo,
FnltotcCetlar Rapids, and Intermediate points; tflß p
K, tor Elgin, Belvldcre. Bocktord, and IntanaedUtn
points; ?rX p. x tor Geneva arul Intermediate point*.
Puecuirera tor Beloit and Janesville will take Lae ILK
x x train. Passenger* for Crystal Lake, SfcHenrr.Rlcb
nond, Gcreva Lage.ard trtcrciedlate point*. a Cl taks
the ILU) x X train. arSleentnc can. Os night tnut.
K. B. TALCUTT, ten Sap's,
G. V. WnhSLSH. Gen. Pa?*eagef Ag'\. - tyi
, p;IHCAGO AND MILWAUKEE
\J RAILROAD.
On and alter Wednesday Jan. jOUx. Hsu. rnsirnVrr
' Train* leave the oorr cr of West *%»*<«» utl
Cana> street*, (Vonday* excepted) aalbOoxa-
UdO r. X. and arrive at Milwaukee at tdVa
i Passenger Trains arrive at Chicago at MO e. x
W%mMg*n Accommodation Train leaves Cnicago at
A£9 r.«,arrtvesatCUcagoatA.v> x x
poSA h. c. DJdIDWX2i SspA
S\GO, BURLINGTON Js
QUCTCY ILVILBOAD.
Trains leave and arrtvc Chicago aetcL
leaves at ILIS a. x.
arrives at IL9O r. x. (Bondaya exeeptrd). £sprcrs
leave* at U.-tt r. x. <- Ss *tarday» exceptedH-errlve* at
5.15 (Mondars excepted, Aurora Accoomvdaoon
loaves at r.tc, (Sunday* axceptedjjanUo* at lO.K
x x. (SatonUyazert tcJ.
O. C. -KAMMpyp. BapX
James McDonnell,
Sola Agent tor the ante of
A Xj O O SO Xj ,
Mxtnfhetnred by
BRAVDAUMOrra * HIGBIF, p«r!x 111,
PEOUIA AICOHOL WORKS. do.
O. a PAOLI to Chicago* IQ.
Wholeeale dealer la HlghvlnM. Campheae, Btzmlow
yUddaed Whbaieaof allkiniu.
6. G« PAOU * GO’S
premium pure spirits,
3R per cent, superior lo any otnep art!,
eie offered in Uua Market. artrars 9n h«tH iu oaatttUea
tow l U»e trade. at the luvat market vtea.
„ Orrtc* xmu hamioco. 2Si Laka rtreet. and Xt
SOBtt Water >tn.et, Chicago, nt, JIiUBKR-ißt
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