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g?pmal Naferite,
Orchard- Aiidlßpnng
■tsv-TampiiltM wntdnlax tte laidßloMofoolotirv
. cfl OtmWt mafl rtutlcUo re»j>«c*l»» »k« m, ottMi
.-SEunla lie c*?e of nimj- dlsciw* of the htnnm ly*.
ten. Trill t»«w>pUel*r«l. on WpUeUkmto
J. H. HEED * CO,
'Wholeude Druggista, ;
Ckteac^UL;
.Wt
ang-aSW -
fST* Convincing Testimony.— The
tnnjcose ywly *ale of Eros's SLsxaeinos, sad on
t£osucd£ of testtmcntf*\» to its excellence
trouel! classes ofroriety, prove it to be tb£ it&eet
pr«j»trstloa *or the Heir-everjaaivKocne
yaerft. *'
An Jmportaut Discovery - for
tb* rare d Coagnmptton. Bronohiae conzhs end
Cold*. .
THE HAKOBA ABABI€A.
BlaecTpiedbye Mlisiocarywhila traveling la, Are We.,
The Makers cords CoMtticptloa,. ‘
. The Mefccra Arablce cores Bronchi U*."
ThrMikfira Arabic* curca Sore Throat, Ooogta end
Colds. - .... i
. Tbs Mrim Arabics com Asthma, Scrofula sad
Impurities ot thefclood.
This rmoijnaJsd remedy Is now fbr the lint time to
traduced tothe pvhlio. It wm piovidentiaily cHaooV.
area by a- xoiaiiocary while traveling in Arabia.: He
wee cored of Oonsanptloii by its use after fats case
m .pronounced hopeless by learned physicians in.
Europe. ' A
We import the HAEOBA ASABICA direct from
Bmjnfne, through the boose of Cleon A .Gjilppus, and
▼re have ale ays on band a fall supply pot op in bottles
'Maftyfbr me with tdl directions. • - ■: ->
,r, Bztcecne dollar perbottle. Seat by mmk on recent
Ofprtoe and** cenblbr portaged • 1 ' » - i
Tor rale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILkOSE * Oft,
Importer* ot Drags and Medicines, <
Ho. Cl Llbertyet. New Tori
■tin also by aruEglsts generally. mh&eUS-un
iSf To Horae O’mers. J>r. Sweet’s
Tinlmaat tor tforaea IsnariT&Dcd tamy.ia
sill bases of Lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect Umagical and certain. Harness
or Saddle Galls, Bcntebee,
■peedQy. Spavin and Ringbone may be ea&y pro*
Ed cases are beyond the possibility of aradical enreu
N cam of the kind, however, is so desperate or hope*
lees but It may be alleviated by this liniment, and its
faithful apphraticn will always remove the Lameness
•nd enable the hares to travel with eatnparltlve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at band
for ue timely use at the first appearance of Lameness
Wffleficctuallyprevent those formidable d llu ** a<l * men
tioned. to which all hertes are liable, and which render
ao-manrctbenrlae valuable horses nearly worthless
Bee advertisement. For sale by J. H. JOHNSON,
General Agent TO state street no22*6oeowAlj
fy Eesaedy’s Hodioal Discovery
Ceres Serorola.
Xa*«e -F* Medical
2jßUnedT*s Medical rrteocvery cures Canker,
SflnneoyVKedical Disco , s«y cures nursing SoreSTth.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery cores Humcrpf thßßyas
tecaedv*£Jsedlcai Discovery cures Scald Bead;
Kennedy** atedlcat Discovery cures Ruining of the Ear
Medical Dlaaovery cures Ulceratfii Sue S*9g
stesaMiya Medical Discovery cures ILeprs, '
Kennedy's Medical Dlscovary cures Rheumatism.
r-ioflilrV kjiitea! Dkcovcry ccrss Salt-Khanm. -
XeaEStty’s M5315C uttscrif? sores Dyspepsia.
Discovery Ketalsvsatte Bowels,
—aueedre Medical rdsfavery Regulate* tue 'Eldneyt,
K«a&3d.jr*fc Medical Discover? Regulates tbs lire;..
Seasody*a KeSlssl Dlsccvery bse cured Dropey.
Tfcea yom *ra Bfct, a»<s <is> no* tbs matter
li, yea feres ss &war£ bszcat.-TtrS«zms4y*
Kg.-assl Cfcoyrerr.
¥ttr aOe by a- assssas*.
Banking anh Exchange.
Bankers end Dealers inExebaifiy
BANK KOXAb, GOLD. SILVER,. &0. <
So. 82 CUrr Str«K.« Chicago, Hbnoifl.
jgAHKIITG, HOUSE
B. F. CARVER & CO.,
Marine Bank BiUdlag; .
Comer Lske and Lasadosfreeta. A general Banking
Boriaeai transacted. eQZTSMj
DEPOSIT BAM£
OASPEBTEB, SHOBS A 0(L» .
(Bnsoessci " - Wears, Carpenter AOoJ
Cedar Sspldiy Iowa;
QsrxßEarcEsßead, Dresel A Co* NewTorks Hoff*
mm A Qclpcke, Chicago. 3a3ocla.ly ; .
A KEN & NORTON,
«aX._BaNKEBB and dealers inexchange,
Comer of Lake sued Clark streets.
Douectiocsttodelo; all the principal cities in the ?. St
B.A2KXS. J. J>. i'OBTOH. JOHXTHXHStTKB.
[jaT-ly] ; - . -
Tj'DW. I. TINKHAM & CO.,
Wit Ha ring returned c.> their old stand.
CORNER AND CLARK STREETS,
tiAgirgßfl and EXCHANGE DEALERS.
Etchange ca all parts of turopo.
sxnroun i. tisxbajc jjaares] joav q. avum.
BAJSK;
JjJL CHICAGO HASHES AND XNSU3ARCS 00.
Capital, $500)000*
BAMZLTOtf a, DOT. Cashier and B-.-ureteiy.
' ‘ J. ToDNa SC AMMON, Freildert
|*“ OpiioccoaMnade anddraft remitted to ail parts
•line Jana. »•<*•
plumbing.
rp c. SMITH & COMPANY,
Brast
COPPERSNfiTHS, ■ ’" »W
AHD DEALERS Sf.
WROUGHT IKON PIPE,
- STEAM AND GAS FITTINOB.
bheet copper, BLOCK TIN/PTJMPS, &e.
Axao—Particular attention paid to'. Jobbing ofen
fttoda connected with the Trade. ’f .
023 Washington SU, Chicago, 111.
tealfiß-tTI ~ ::
D. McPAKLANI’S
Gas, Steam Fitting
AND PLUM ElSfi ESTABLISHMENT.
HUnH«ttrHC,«UWi
tmitW nt
BMfixnßaMßintataiau < -
psscznur -j»ii TJtaßtxslß,'
And Macnfeetttrer of
Klueu of Stoam''W , «rlß.
TO THE TBASBt
•Xfee trade snpphed with tools
' wi. fiSm ftoDS and flombing Bari ness. Bs-Qlld-
street.
' m eemers. !
PBOPEEXY OWKEIIS,
gpmTTBCTA ASP IWILPBBIt
Who own. plan and Qnad goodballdtng*. Bo bnUdinf
tosnchwltfcocl , j
A GOOD ROOF. “
yuwpMiiHnß'Wlli nngntflUllA , s ’ (
mON-CORRUOATEB IRON, \
ned II palmed e*ery £ve years wiQ test |UWlaa
HtTBaTISATS 11. ; ■
Enr<r A FREES, Clerriasd. Ohio.
A. 6. CSABLS, Agent Ipr Chicago,
Hwiape at Fay A Co.'s Machinery.- Depot. IB Smith
fltorxstreet where •amplasofttoarbol can be seen. -
tto»eßßgm
X) UFIURES CUBED
H BTTHB ;
HABHRUB6EU EIGGS IHUSS.A. : \j
• TVimb is vmlfta all others ever
wAa both in cocstroctloß and ' .... r .
Sh i>o«s notoonstantiy press on--the rapture, pad,
t&er'by jjire sedi for a troas for life, Bke mesttrossee
As’Bse. bat urerees In tour places bringing
■retwfr- eiirlDC satoro « chance to <ure. wmeu tt Ogee
Doe mot pr«« rnroKTHECOBI)
or ob struct olreolatioa; uever soils or corrodea, and is
aod new* Tonng repent;
t i gnn cared. Pbrslclaos say It Is the OBLT
SSIO6OzHKIAL TBPB3 IK USE. Bone but those
«SSb]gve suffered with tbemtoery-of raptore-caa ap-‘
ZSSm» tna vaiaeof toe "Biggs ITass. Anfllostrated
ZnMi^dn*thisTrosecache fitted by
TnTifiiM .winnri IltP6 iO 1109 Of faptUTS With -
S£3re£toiJ™ SfiehkY.SoSraad EMloahto
QBox SsAlSr Wheleaale Trade sapplieda^Kew
Carthlra, s>oap," &t. I
mdTCHELL & ZAHMfTALLOTV]
IH vELTESfI ASD CHATTOtHBa. tn
and SeodL - Bar «* ■« Un
IViKflocsX— 7?
"Übenac»shA-4T»noeaiO*ae on ihlpraeart* <«*s?*?
jßoutetß’ Catutt. j i>
WARD ELLIS-jflMßfc
* UHITTIST,
rtEooST ksmptm l M^J«eSS£
W.JFBEEMAN.JSjmt
Asifisi, zsOXSF
»*- — ■
f°(?ss?®“ tasa^'iV! ,"° —* ■>!?,
A.
jfartna Mt gale* j
TANDS FgR Sggß'i'jCTa^P.'
ffiTmlW^ **"**— r hrrrtrl‘it 1r laioun nUAMfS-•
jki
WW cURE-^Wi
NervousHeadacha i
Headache
ma b» rrepntwi and if
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from palnaafl obtained. I
They seldom dfllawaoilngtha Kmn * end w»iW.
asm to irbteb females are aoeotyeet.
Tkey adtEeaßy npoftte
i
Tor literary Kan, Btadsnta, Delicate reaaleo, and
they are valuable as a
L* xattth. Improving the IrprrreA giving van sod
▼l6OOl to the digestive organa, and restoring the no*
of ttejhol.mwm. :
The CSTHALIC PILLS are the xeealt ot long tsyesa
andoarrtiXJyfiondhetoO experiment* haring
been muse many years, during which time they hart
prevented and relieved a rut amount of p*tn awe
aofferlac frgaSeodaehe* whether, originating m the
hxbtoub system or ires a deranged state ot the
Tow a cm, f
dhUfiJ* VejieiiblemthelrWjpoEltiMana
may be taken at all times with pertect safety without
making say change of diet, awn tsx Asszzron or owt
pTHABirr»AW.n tatxszssess it bast to A-mmraa
TXBTSKWTO nrnT.TtKW,
1 KWiai ts
The genuine hove Awstgaatarea of EKNET o.
SPALDING on each Box.
Boldby Dmgglsta and another DeadenUKedldnaa
A Box will be Kent by mafl, prepaid, on receipt of
IPItIOE, 8S 'CENTS.-*'
AH Orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. SPALDING, "
Ko.4S Cedar Street, Hew Tclk«
- ' -i'
The
SF&SjJiIJV&’S
CEPHALIC PULS
‘wmeoarSaeeaCvho suffer fica \ ■/:
HEAUAOHB,
OCSWMf
' THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURB
ZB WITHE* THEIR BRACE.
As thaw TeetistesStls vm unsolicited, by XT
- -IPALDING, they affbrd Tmqufatioss,bU
jwofcff the efficacy of tifijirciy
■riSßttte discovery.
Masostillz, Conn, Feb, 3th, ISO.
Mu grxLDISR,
r Sm*- 1 -! have tried your Oepbslle PlSs, and I tts-m
tttm eo wnt that 1 want you to send me two dollars
worth more. -
Part of these see for the neighbors, to whom 1 gave
a few ont of the first box I got Ir :m you.
fills by *npn, and oblige -
-• Tour obedient servant _
-.-..j. y ~..• ; 'JAMES BENNETT*
Eatixtoed, Fa, Feb. 6th, IS2.
Ms. Srasnnra, , • r
- Ba>—lwlfih yon to sea&me one morebox of yen
Cepbaile Flus, That* neuron a ssuz bxax, or
Tours respectfully,
MARY ANN ETOEEHOUBS.
J.apßuav
S. C. Bumixs,
Ton will pleese send me two boxes- o* tout
Fills. Se-dmera Immediately.
Respectfully years
JKO. B.
P. -.~-I HATS TJBSD OHS BOX 07 TOTJB PIXiS, AVB
tiifa yhrx urffUMNOtr,: ■ . ••-.■•
Bkllx Vzssow, QUo, Jsb. lath, 19Q.
HfiffST v Ipajloixg. Efq_ 1 . .
Please In j jicloced twenty-five oecte. l;r welch send
me another A-joLyoog,Cep»iallc PUs Tjjxt obi
TXUiiTTEXa ■ x Fills I hate eteb teiez>.
Direct ‘ „ A. ETOVDRD.iI. „
... . . Le R t-Yernon, .Wyandot Qocqly. O,
.*T*M-X,.l£a3iu Doc. ilth. ISC',
H-C. CrAxunre, ' —• a 1: ‘
1 wish for some circuit--fT large show Uls, to bring
your Cephalic PlDs more • ortcnlarly before my cna
iomera. IfTOn bave anythmx cl the Mnd please send
toTne. - ’ • *■ - •-' '
One of my customers, who is eubject to severe felek
Headache, (usuallylasting two dafaJ was emu or
aw iTßiz iv ondßonv »r roun jFxxu which I
1 ’ : ' BMSWlttn^g'wfcEia.
£xtBozoaoB«
BXHBT C. BPIXDTWe. *
~'-rni far
which send box of ‘Cephalic Pills. Send to address
of Eer. fa. G. HOer, Reynoldsburg, Franfilin Coun
ty, Ohio. ' _
Tors Pnxe woxx xoat a. ok&bx—ovss Bxa»
'acbs amcDBT niuma ■
■ ;’s’
. ;.. TWaawn; Kids, January Hth, isii.
MaßPiiarm,
gra;—NotJongalncalafflittoyoa tore.tax of Cc*
haho rate for the core of the Ferrous Headache and
Cotttvenesvsjulreceived the same, and thxth4l> so
soon ur jemot zb*> 1 wan anno*© ToexßPFos
ywar,
Pleaae send by return
, TpaUsi^H!eh.
S'. > 5 is r
■\ prrota the Examiner. Hqrfaflt. Tag ■ .
Oephsho HBs accomplish the object for vtlch tb
isremada, vis: Care of ** >Tl i** fawca -
[From the Examiner, Kortolk, Taj
They have been teeted ia mere then a thonesad
; oases, with entire wooes* .
[Fnanthe Democrats t (Bead. Hhm]
✓.lfTtmere, or have been troubled with theleadathe,
• isnnfbr a box, (Cephalic MI?J wthatyou’nay bars
them to oas* of an attack. > . - i .
[From the AdTertlser. Providence, HIJ
nA P h>n»» phu wsald to be a rwnsrkMlr effec
tive remedy for the headache, and qas.of thatary beat
fregnent oomplslat vrideb has n*r been.
OMturi, •
i' [From the Western R.B. Ga*etto,Cb3eagcm)
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, andhlsmzivMted
O^haOcPm
[Prom the Xasawha Talley Ctor, EanawhsTA] .
. Weareura that pemons goffering.,with lie head-.
r ;
CPpomthe Sonthern Path Finder, New Orient, La.l
r.jgy themt-Toa that- are,aflUoted, and we,*e sort'
"Ihat yonrteeuaicmycanbe added to the already miner.
obs tot that has received benefits that imothu medl*
tfasoanptodnoe, * i
V. ’. : 'CTrom.the m. Lools DemocratJ P
The immense demand fmr the arttole (Cephalic rill <
is rapidly increasing. |
fFromtheGa»ette,l>aTenport,lowaj ;
u> »r>* wonnect Mg name Jv.A an:
article hedldnot zwow to possess real merit.. |
IFroathhhdvertiscr.Providince.R.tJ '•
The testimony to their tororb strong, from toeaost
respeoteble quarters. ;
■, ) *
[From tiro Dally Hews, Fewport,-B. 1.1 . /n
nUs are tatong the place of ali kinik, - 3
•■■■■-(:• b
the Commercial B
Bald to be very effioadons tor the headache, | B
[Ttobi the Comnerdal, ClsrinnatC OMC4 1 B
SettEtoghamanltyoMiaowbereUeTeis.' ! f E
w———£
~ , 1
•-r'r I
-- ” -V -• --- I
ori.stogin.hoMa of BFAiWFGW rsa asp 1
ILTO Wa tow its cost annnslly. I
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i r > BPiLDIKQ’S PRKPABEtT GLUE I . j
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U U Trar'iMlrilil# tDh»T«KinleW>i i,»n4
Tore aod. |
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BILKV6V nXFABZS CLVI ,
Heet»Cl»nch aaal- <
to,
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"-HBKFULIH-XYBBrHbIJSB." \
■g Brush soocanpanles eeihiotfl*.'. ;/. - 1
Address : /’ -
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Allen Henry A un AndrewsLydla miss ■
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Appleby SUmrs Arnett Alice mrs
Allen Karaite A mn AnSßtrongClar'nceßmisa
Anderson G H mn
BacknsO miss BindelMary miu
Babbitt SamnelTmW- Blakely Cornelia K mre
Belter Alice mips Bcrrup Jennie Y mn
Baa Annie £ mrs Batts Miniss
Baker Harriet H mra p Boole JecbbJi mrs
Baldwin J> C tom--: -i> -•■ Btennmrßsther mra'
Bancreft Harriet E xnn Brewer John Mmn
Baldwin D C mn Brocks mi th Minna
Bally mrs Brann.Msggie C miss
•Barnard Cornelia-A' njyaßre water Joanna Smlas
Barr Jennetie £ F mrs 4 B owning Emnm
Becker George znadame Brooks Jnlla B mrs
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Bennett Caty miss Barnbam Nellie E miss
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Beard Carrie mrs Brown Jane miss
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Berry Harriet E mm
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Constantly on band Manila asm Tarhxd Bops, Bay
Rope, Lath Tied, Canvass of ah kinds, and allotner
articles found in Ship Chandlery Stores. Raiia, Tents;
Wagon Covers, Awnings and Tarpaulins famished at
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DOAXB'S HSASIS®. ~JOlHTgß.;ftg~.gt.'yhtt'af
■' * ♦ * v * * * 1 •* * * * *•■•
DOA?rasl CBOzfe AOT CHASttSBETS MArnmr»*
Ibralllitedaof Barrels. - !• r~r ,m »
DOANB*B KBW. 'WHKEL TWHT StATX JCCFIZBI
• for an Kbßds oETlght
POABB’B >ra*P SAWIKe-MACaiHE, tor an TeWs
of bead*. This giaffWno l»"aao ttoSbat'lhtoala
- ■ aim scant.-> : '• •-- '■- '•• 1 •■* ••-.■-•! . .••;■. ■
Computing
nonr Barrels ftomtoe Grade Timber. TMamaSdnar
'
“YOUNG’S MACHINE SHOP,
Ini 1M W«l Stmt, OlMgk
UJJ1II? ACTUM AND SSFATB MAdHIHIHT.
w>Y
“ ' yr. B^TOTma»oo,'PromUtorA:
f/j.'TsxwLXsn, Foreroaa.. sutiff6l*]j
Qm CA S
citotat andpolton stritt£,-irek aide,
LEADPIPE.BAIIWIOSHErriEAD,
- ' Attj TniU bid ~
PJO T.FA-n, ITODPS ASb BimtA-nf.Tn nrini
■■* °* v r .- * • ••= K.-tF/BLATCHFOBP.‘;
' litiiiiiirss ®aa3B«;
T>A7S<ar vNF fiSJEHOIDav--
JL AITOSHUB* COOBSItLOEB if illf.
'. w, - .:n«ai»Ma »jw« . . . so ;
1861. , Sprlng Trailf. 1861,
We hare this Spring the largest! Sock everbrought to
COOLEY,* FAR WELL&-CO.,
this market, and.wlll.be sold cheapen
42, ..- .‘44 -. - .•AJTO :4« 1
Ow Mr.. Cooley, resides to New York, tULdgtrse hU
~ .lithaili'AfMißa.';.,'
whole time topnrcbi ring gcoddwhicb. jrjtt ow es>
1 x> e, y : o O OJD S
tensive sales, .gives ns advantages in eSoring-goods
rjrossfißß. ;
■Cheap, that vtQ.COMMAKD the attention of the best
tne«. — ■ •• ' ' ■•'••• ■
HAfibiiNßEßlill & WILLIAMS,
LEATHER
je, Ifg
BBOS THEEiD, TOW3SESB>S SIT, kb, kb,
; ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
[mhargo-iy] -
Ho. SB lAfcsfltreet, comer of Wabash dssaas,
Have to store a large and detfrable stock of gbed&
-wmchthiy wlll seU very cheap to cash and prompt
- trade. Agents lor Mitch ell’s Patent aSdauS
xgj«aShoesla.au the States without exception.
IHTBTOBB,
; . vVri'is.:
88i|
Na SO lake Street, USiicagOi
•A3TD J
SHOE FINDINGS.
FBSzrc&ASS ftKRMAV calpskikb. besthnadt
« PATEHTCALF, 1 ■
OAKLAND EEMLOCK AMESICAS CALP.
** “ ; TIPPER, t
“ SOLS LEATHER best tauugn
Calf Kid, Morocco,
EJ\'GL,ISir Mj&S tijvg,
SATIN- FEANGAI?,
601 c and- Cotton CoogreM Goring
Q # M.HENDERSON A- GO.,
ban&ctorsn sadWholseals Beyers a
BOOTS* SHOES,
po ILLINOIS MERCHANTS.
1861...ACard.......1801.
WEBER, WILLIAMS A YALE,
JOBBEBS OT
hat*, caps, *TBAW GOODS, PABA>
•Ots AXDVHBBEI.LAa,
• Invite the special attention of Illinois mearehants to
their very large, welLossorted and unusually attractive
Spring Stock for IB6L which will be offered at lowprt-
on favorable terms for Gmah or Approved
and careful attention given to.orterfc :
.WHBEB. WILLIAMS ftYALK.
111 ft 18M.mTB8TBEET....16 ft 18
ttflklß.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, ;
Cub Buyers are to an examination
GEOCEEIBS,
Fish, Wooden Ware,
DRIED FRUITS, dec., &a
G. C. COOR & C0 M
10 &18....nATESXBEET....l« ft 18
mhird-ly
JJABCOOK & PEEK, ■ '
171 BABDOUKH STBEBT,
Kahogaay, Eotewood aad Walaat;
(BAHiii BniHflisDMaseanigßFßiiiTiii
IN GREAT. VARIETY.
TTooftSert and Cane-goat Chain; Bedsteads end
.Bureaux.- - •
School Timltnra exi hand and taOrte,
■ Country Order*. i
HIBBARD & CO,
(IRDWABE AND TIN PLATE,
OS -.. Lake Btxmt ... 68
' Wa offer to tku frtds. si tbs LOWBT UAHSR
fBIOSSs- I
boxes TIN PLATS.
1409 b<Qa SHEET IS)R, --
659 * BHSBZAIBOR.
109 ■ DCTATIOK BDBSIA, •
8A503 - BBIQHT andANRSALD WISS
838 casks SHEET BSC,
- Utons PZGTIS.
lASOOIbt. COPPER BOTTOMS
to sets . TZKREBS* TOOLBAR* KAGSDnSi .
» casks BRIGHT OX and COIL OHAIHBi r
LOQOdOA AXES,
L»S : SHOVELS, BPASBS sad BCOOPB.
to tons 8ADIBOH&
TUTTLI, HIBBARD A CS.,
CCtfi.’SLly Comer sf Stats and Lake sic.
Hats, caps and straw
GOODS.
BATES, WILLIAMS & CO.,
88 ft4l-.-.-Lake Street, Chicago 88 ft 4L
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Bats, Caps, and Straw Goods.
OVB SPKING STOCK
.8 THE LARGEST AID MOST COMPLETE
In the city, which we win sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Esvtng completed Cm Removal of onr
Dry Goods Jobbing Department
TO HOB. 74 ACT 78 LUCS STESH.
We an now making addiffons of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
And Invite buyers to examine the aunt,' It is onr aha
0 meet the Views of
BLUE CASH AID DHDDT THR DDTEDD.
BOWEN BROTHERS,
Importer, and Jobben, ,
CONCESSION!
PEAKE, MARSH ft DE LONS,
87 L&kft St, • - 43 Wabash Ava, -
CONCILIATION. AND CONCESSION,
Bo for as:m*7 can be effected by *
■ " I«ow '
•>. Dry Good,, HoiMry and BoHoisi,
pßiarpntieA^a'J'
nttiius. liiuHisi m mi vaik.
t There are Cairn tor
Actions rather than
Anairairre fistermtiWlon » «nuM of taud wort,
Uce.ofKNOWKBRANDS OF HSAVT
BgggjSgfe so6^ -JSWuiayp;
IBM t SPRING TRADE 1861
. H. W. HUNT & CO.*
33 md U lAe street, Chicago,
I^dyllade€aotliiiig,
* And Dealers fn*; " -
QEMTLEMEH’CIUBMiSHINOeOODS,
moan, CoUtotA CMelm fm. Sitjinrti T«!te*
: ’ Ac-, Ac.
Aocft U large and van usorted, anfl-wm ba sdid
•':: ' At
m L -PEATE :
, METAL WAaRHotrSE, ‘
- A&tnblbh«d is lAA4.
WILLIAMBL Am& CO.^
- ITS Uka Oklesso. .
: Hsiing. nealTed- onr Bpilije Stock, ; ire offer
At the Very Zioweat Maiiurt Hartee,
Bn. Copper BotSomA—
lbs BranefsCannesk.- ...
Bdls: e to Ba SB.
-luu^Jaska'&neetZlSA^Meortedvldtid.
Bdls. Best Fence wire bo. 7.-snnd9L-- •' v
ABOQ A«gßNatU,Wbaellngandoußr
nf
Acomp?rteueorbs^tt of Cntlery, Shelf
TtßactiATooia,'JspiedideßTPr»6e<t: WAi* -add
ijanera Goods of-aUTdee liptktes - upon as iaroraole
tenaa is tfa* goods eanMiffocnred from any maiieC
“ O.WVB«tD«a^o?
T> SAitS plf & DANA,,
4» --- li AICE *TBEEX -4»
manufacturers an 4 Jebbers in
; , BOOTS AND SHOES,. '
HatsttOirlßrtersAfcll »4 Complete Stock. wfcMt'
winbeoffired at topnipiotfa tat caafc or- approve}’
credl^a*oarß»ttoisv~
!iiow Bisto sb 4 lnull Fr«fl(c«
j^skßaU-Smtsas.
Bawson & Bartlett,
mnHgtinaiMilP w»mm
BOOTS AND SHOES,
bk jig, as;
: _~.i I onueoi'iri."... „ - •'
•IWewoqJd reapwttaHyeagthe attemaop of Ottyaad
-Oocntry Merchants to oar extensive stock of Boots
Shoes, which w« hare now In store, and are dally re.’-
eelrlag from onr.Factory In West BoitstcnTMasL.
which consists of a foS SBaortniontofttoee OdehnSed’
fhutaTn-MsdePatnsNrp and C*lfamdeain~w*tßg Proof
Boots; together with at t dstbckbf anstyteeef
,n- din). B|IJtnJHU GOODS, r
e< tte beet qnsMty sad menajßetore, which we ere pee.
pared to sell for CASH and prompt paying trade at
•Boston and New York Jobbing Wees.
W. H. KRETSIN6ER,
i 17—South Water Street—ll7
(Bxrwixa fitiw *nt> sunoi;,)
The only house !n the city selling
Staple Agricultural Implements,
“ r at'Wholesale.
GOODS FIRST RATE, PRICES LOW,
.peaienvfll note tide .on their memorandum* and
esQst
117.....50uth Waxes 5taDT.....117
[apfte46&.lm3
YARD, gillmore & CO.,
JAYTZ’S kasbzs smsore^
Nos. 817 Chestnut .&nd 614 JaynaStreet*,
refr.iiißi.ymij--
Importation of .
Eaveopeni
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
: Dress Goods in Groat Variety,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, EC.,
"Which tbsy will sCHat the LowestSaetemPrlces.
fcl&eSMm ; -i CALL AND SE2
California anh jjiifce’a ffieafe.
PON Y EXPRESS!
tejv it a
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
■ LETTERS vm ba received at tie office of tbs
United States Express Company,
COKSEB OF CLARK AND LAKE STREETS,
(1» Late sad 20 Clark streets,)
■Which ■win be forwarded to connect with tbs Pony
Express, leaving St Joseph. Missouri, every
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 11 P. IC.
.......J5
Sent to Fort Kearney on the mornings of Mwnd«y and
Friday, will connect with the Pony.feaving et. Joseph
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
EXPRESS CHARGES:
Letters weighing M o*. or under 1. ...R.M
Letters weighing over loa ... • -...i 400
The half oonce letters win he reduced to one dollar
after Jnlylat.
- |W In all cases to he enclosed in Government
stamped envelopes, and all Express charges prepaid.
sp76l4y . E, D. OOLViil, Agent.
HOl FOB PIKE’S PEAK.
- The underrigued have connected (with (heir well
known Freight Lise from Atchlnson
ana Nebraska City)
A FAST FREIGHT LINE,
Which enables them to transport freight with greater
dispatch than heretofore, or than any other line now
established. Also, can contract at aa low rates aa any
responsible line.
Having been engaged In the transportation of goods
from the above prints to Pike** Pear for tbs past sbree
years, feel confident of their ability to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION TO ALL SHIPPERS,
Either by regular or our fast line.
We have this day established Messrs. HAMMIIL ft
REYNOLDS. 161 Klnzie street, Chicago, our Agents
who are authorized to contract freight to Denver or
Mountain titles for ns.
MonnUta at 7'
No. lOt Kiorte street, Chicago, 111.
. t&Z, Mark goods “care Parker, Doxm A 60. Atchi
son Kansas," and “ care Starr, Johnson & Ca.sebras.
ka City. aptosSm
JONES & CARTWRIGHT.
PIKE’S PEAK
TRANSPORTATION LINE
WHOM
LEAVENWORTH, [KANSAS,
DENVER AND MOUNTAIN CITY,
J. ft c. having been engaged in toe transportation
BEITEB aiTY A|D THE BOLD HESIOD
Puld# fha pigtvMr, MApaatteUjcJaCam **««*»
and patrons that they expect to engage largely In the
business the ensclng year, and win oe prepared to
Trassport any Amennt of Freight
THAT MAY OFFER,
From One Thousand to Five ff*<««atid Tom.
AH freight bills will be require 1 to ha settled at the
date of shipment; «• cash will be required cn delivery
' at~potnt i‘f destination.
Oar Agents also in st. Joseph, St Louis, Chicago,
Boston, New York and Cincinnati will give
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO DSNTSB CITY
Our tot trains win start about the
SOTH DAT OT AFHH,
(bras soon before as the grass cn the Plains win al<
low.
Oorterm* wOl be made known upon application to
our office In Leavenworth, or to the offices of any of
onr agents.
. |W*For rates and contractscftH on WM. MARTIN,
General Freight Agent ot the C. B.« Q. B, B. Co, foot
of South Water street.
mh»eSl Mm JONES ft CARTWRIGHT. ;
tippets.
1861. mm
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE.
Time and Insurance Saved
VIA.
CHICAGO, PORT SARNIA
And Gt. Western Hallway Line.
Reliable and ample arrangements for the transpor
tadonof GRAIN and property of alt kinds via this
route by fim-cUs* I'kopellsba sad bain Vessels
from Chicago to barnia, Great West*kit Railway
from Santa to Hamilton ana Coroato. and Urai-clsss
Propellers and Sad vessels dally from Han-l.ton to
Oswego, Montreal and all Americas -end Canadian
.Berta on Lase Ontario, maklne this a most desirable
route for the shipment of Produce.
Time and Insurance -will he less by this than
by any other Line,
As the' entire di»tance-ar.d danger of navigaticn via
*)&t. Clair Jflat» n and ** Lake Erie n is saved.
For Freight or Passage apply to A. E. GOODRICH,
7 and 8 Bi'erstreek or to
. A. WaLUK3fOAD, AemtG. W.RaDway.
myl-e6SS-6m Corner Lake ana Dearborn streets.
gPECIAL NOTIOB
to DHippxaa.
HUckifDß Soatheiß abs Northern
ißtiaßft B&Uroef
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE
TOR TOLEDO. PSTBOIT. CLKTELANP,
BUFTALO.
PtTTBBUBQH. PHILAT}KT.TTSA.
BALTDCOBS aASTSStT UlTiißt
. Bath In tb© United Btatos and Canada.
An Siui cm Freight Train will leave Chicago Station
corner anoTveMUi street* dsfly, at u o’clock
A. M« for tbeaboT&ptaces.' ••’■• »•• ••• *— •
Shippers by this line can rely ca having tbolr w»
erty transported to 1U destination wTth as QUICK
DESPATCH and aa nv nuasrsna a»by say other
f<^»^Vwn^i»nrI lA U '.l-Ltn fo w mrathM %„m
Itatebtcsmbe sent man Chicago to Cleveland. Dna»
or BewForivlthont change
of ■ . -a
Batea atantiinesasloTrM br any other Zina.
or Mari might designed tor this Uu, "Tin
Mcbtesn Southern HaHroad Bxpregs Freight."
Oon&scts given atthe General Office, So. 58 South
i GSazistmtandatChleage Station. __ ~ '
; J»o7d;CAMESkLLT” g^Pt^KSL
i j,34^^ ContA^L
3To Inhentotis.
r p o IK Y E_N TO B S.—
: BROADNAX~&QRAY|
Attonwis sad solicitors,
; Hare opfaed an offlea tn~ Odeago. irtiera one of the
firm can b« consulted "WITHOUT CHAKG-8L upon
Ff&SCBBf KXX&TTION A
APpmoHALv oif soysMESra. msuMi rab x
eta Appll
cations preMredaad proaeeatod'opon a OoirmrsxsT
iFB, tiwt ts Bo Etmr NoPayvirme iarentorae do-
f 1 -HrAngfr thla .ageany wfll b#
'•pabHabedlnbiofttoftne leading Nnwapansexv a»
Iwnsx nan or Cbjlso% Tmlcff bring* tna mrentioj
aw tipoSiaieaal bnalnee
—<S
OOiHHEaseVXNTH-Airo F. BTBHETS, d!r»tiy m-
D.C.—Sa>
ggasasssas?*'/ 4 -
£ABUOIfi BLOCBLoomer Clarlc and WsSilngtoo
P. O. 802 ItiS^-ESiubShed
. ; tefflat , t -
samters_
1- w-.x_Bi.it S
fBMBCOjAjn)- DTOOBATitii FATUTTjtQ
: ana MaraM,endsoßcltyogr<ardßiboca£dant of ea»> r .
| XfISHTSCAVBNGEE.— CharIes
\X* KmiE-wIE atteiul to tbe elaialng rfprtTy TEClti
: KBOTtnrof ataKa samreLaaa aaTOSfc*isr r^Baster
&afee Crawgpottatuin. 1 ;
'J* H E WEST E> R K
TBASSPOETATIOS COMPACT, I
- ■ ASjy
WESTERN EXPRESS.!
x 8 e i. - ■
188 ttHKTHW t> ;
Having made arrangements to ran their Late Steam.
Propellers on alternate days with those of the
NEW YORK : CENTRAL
Jl»3> :
Michigan Central BaOroadr, i
?J?S^E.Hf ntc! »“ staunch and iDongneuucn
and commemal pnbße*
X3O Oaxial BoatS| ■
TBS WSBTBBSI -
(Owned and operated hr tfcia Compand will nmo-mv
the Kew Tort Central Railroad to Buffalo. conxScSri
with the various BaLroada leading West, and with thl
following Lises of Propellers on tee Upper and Lower
The XJitptr Lake Line Oaily.
W. T. Co. BfsitKatt. ‘ : B. C.* C.LZ3ra Smash*.
Tanawsada, . Ponntaln Oty,
CFre«SlatS| VenoU}
Bfolmwlc, .. Mendota,
Plymoutli, Evergreen City,
Neptune, Gadena,
Bay’ Flower, ' Cbieaso,
Leaving the doct at Erie Basin and toot of Michi
gan street, everyeveelng at 7 o'cloit. ForlTeirht or
Ege apply »6jbe Western TranaportatlehOffled.
Basin, aznl tue Buffalo, Cleveland ■»>* chtesfo
Office, foot ef Michigan vw “r >
The Oetroit Line Daily.
T!« Hath Biore Direct
W.T. Co. Btxjlxrzb. —W. TiCo. Steaxtbs.
IQlsconrlj Dunkirk,
UUnola, Concord,
Omar Pasha*
8 dcct Erie Basic, every eraafcg at 7
oqocfc For freight or paasage apply at tbeComiA
»y*B Office, Erie Basin. •.
and Green
Boy Line,
CtSTSUi Rin.wnn Rtbivw,
Equator, Equinox,
Araxee, Euphraua,
Eclipse, Comet|
Bocket) Marquette,
Cayahoga, Orontes.
Leaving the does at Erie Basin at7o*cicebP. M. Tor
freight and passage apply to T.D. DOLE. Agent, OSes
foot of Michigan atreeC
Cleveland and ErielAne.
W. T. CO. SXXAXRS3.
Mary Stewart, Sasioaw«
Leaving Erie Basin at T o’clock P. M. For freighter
passage apply to T.D. DOLE. Agent foot ot Michigan
street, and at the
For bills lading and contracts by Canal cr RaQroaJ.
apply to tbe following Agents:
CLAPP, Agent No. i Coentlea sap, Now
_HU6H ALLEN, Freight Agent, No. I Coentlea Site,
Sew Tort . * *
A. Frit Agent, S Astor House, N, Font
B. O. c«ASi. Agent, US Pier. Albany. N.T.
8- 0. CHAaK, Agynt Ul Elver street, Troy. N.T. I
H- A GRISWOLD, Freight Aguat, ill Elver i treat,
Troy, N: T.
J J. HUBD A CO-Hurd*» Dock, Detroit, Mlch-
J. J.TALLMaDGk, Agent Mississippi and Prairie
Dn Chian faailroad Dock. Milwaukee.
W. F. HUHD, Freight Agent, Boston, liass,
JKO, ALLES, Jr., Pm.
Manager, Erie Baain. Buffalo.
OCXSrSIGf-NSIES.
BOND A SPENCER. Cleveland. Ohio.
DENNISON B. SMITH A CO. Toledo. OhlA
J. W, OSBORN Esndnskv, Ohio.
JOHN HBARN A CO- Erie, Pa.
DUTTON A RAYMOND, Racine. TO*.
KENOSHA Plßtt CO, Kenosha, Wla, .
W. H. WEIGHT A CO , ffantagin, Pt,
J. F. KIRKLAND, BheioyganTw&
RIOBaXORD & TUTU-LB, Agents*
ip6-e4BT4a Foot of State steeet Chicago.
1861 e*aS3* 1861
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
Will daring the present season, run their Una of .
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdeulrareh* Cape Tinoent, Oswego,
and the Upper T.wlfea,
roßxnro
JL DAILY LUSTS,
For Cleveland, Sandusky. Toledo and Detroit, and. a
Titl-YV iDBTKX.Y XalN^L
To and from Chicago, Milwaukee, and Intermediate
ports.
Connecring with the Railroads between Ogdeaa*
burgh and Boctoo. Lowell, Lawrenee, Nashua, Man
chester. Concord, Worcester. Fltcbhtsr|£i, Keene,Bel
lows Falls. Rutland, Burlington, and otter interme
diate points.
At Capo Vincent with the Watertoms and EotneßaO
Boat
ioid at Oswego with the New Oswegc Use of Canal
Boats between O c wego, Troy, Albany and New York.
Through irelgats subject to but one tranship
ment
O” Connecting at Chicago with tho several Lines ol
Railroads to the South and west.
AGENTS AND CONSIGNEES,
J. Mters. No. JSr Broadway, New York.
L. Wauxxb, No 3 Coentlea Slip, NewTcrX,
Joaw Hocsnro. No. A> State streeußo (ton.
C. L, Tnattctax, K, V.
J. M. dLkHBEBLcr, Ogdfneburgh, N. Y.
6*o. A J£i»dt, Oawcgn. N. T.
Crawford & Hovey. Oswego. N. T.
"iV a£JCS£ « Hates, Toledo, Onto.
a.R. Mathews, Detroit. Mich.
Ps. J. Hale. Milwaukee, wli.
Tatlob, Mpsbat a Co- PaclsA
Pkltor A Bcebd, Cleveland.
MA ruSB A CO, Chicago. aptetSMax
gUFEALO, CLEVELAND
1861 - CDIG&GOUNE. -1861
Fcr tie enrola* season or navigation, the steamers
of thla Unc will nm la connection, and on alternate
days, with those ofthe
ffESIEBH nURIFOBUIIOX CO.
Chicago and. Buffalo,
Touching at Intermediate ports when practicable, and
forming a
DAIIjiY IsUJB
(Sundays exneptedj fcrtha transportation of Freight
and Pasaengera.
8., C. &C. Line Status. W, 7. Co, Steameia.
FOUNTAIN CUT MOHAWK,
GALENA, FEES STATS,
sShonJ. tonawanda,
MENDOTA, PLYMOUTH.
CHICAGO. • MATFIOWkB,
EVicBOBKEUiCITT. NEPTUNE,
Banning In connection, at Buffalo, with
HEW TOBK CENTRAL RAILROAD, PEOPLS’I t.tww
EXPRESS, WESTERN EXPRESS;
The Western Transportation Company, and Troy and
Brie, and Troy and Western Lines of Gaaal
Boats, on the Arte Canal:
At Cleveland, with
CZ£TSUS3> AHD PITTSBCBOH BIZLSOA2X
Tbs Steamers competing this line are of the largest
slsa, and of great etrength and speed, with suptrior
accommodatloca for Pa^esger".
With these onequalled Caeiiittea, the line la prepared
to contract to transport pr ■pertv from Naw York,
Bofcton, Alb * ny. Troy. and all the principal points on
tbe line oftae New York Central nailr->ad and tha
Erie Canal, to the porta on tbe West Shore of Lake
Michigan*, and from those porta toCtevelhha, Buffalo,
. and afi points Ba*t.
Ferrates of freight and passage, apply to
JOHN H. MORE, Agent New Yorit Central Batlroad,
No. £® Br -adway, iTew York.
P&TBhS, No. 9 Aster House, Broadway, Hew
Western Transportation Co.
A. COLSON, { 1 Coentlea Slip, bew York,
W. C. RICE, Agent Troy and Erie, and Troy and
Western Lines of Canal Scats. No. 7 Ccentie* Slip,
New York.
JAMES BNXBTB, No. 69 Washington street, Boston,
Him.
W. E. HTTBD. Boston, Mass.
A.A.WEHPLB, Agent New York Cea. NIL. Albany.
S. G.CHASS. Ageat W.T. Ca/No, nSPler, Albany.
. A, J SPRAGUE, Agent N. T. C- BE, Troy, SC Y.
H. A. 6BISWOGLD, Agent W. T. OM9I Btrer street,
Troy.N.T.
L. B. MORRIS, Cleveland, OhlA
B. C. MoDOWELL, Special Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
WU. STEWABT, Agent C. 4P. BR, Plttabargb, Fa.
J.L.HURD & COV Detroit, Mlot. _
J. J TAT.LXfAPgg, Agent, Milwaukee, Win.
DCTTuN <5 RAYMOND, Eaclae. Wls.
BHBU9OW PEANB, Managing igt.
-OJBoe footcrMlchlgaa street kunola
Bsaaaioivs it tdtils, A^snts,
■ apieSOS-Sw Toot of State afreet Chloago. '
XSUFFALO, CHICAGO
us
Lake Haros Railroad Line,
aaiTFEH 8F F3OBDEE A!E BEBEHAISIE!
TAKE NOTICE I
The' Buffalo sad Laka Huron. Hallway Coirpaar,
having completed their srraasemaiU fcraTri-V.«akiy
liaetf Hnt-CtasßezewSteaßum
ZHTHTEB,. ~.680 tcaa—Ctpt. Dicisaa,
SiTTS,.. .649 It. Eat,
OHTONAGOS,.—W7 tom....Capt.B, Wttida*,
5U5,.............. 64&t0M.... Caption^
To ran between CHICAGO and 6OOSBICH. C. ’W-
■ dltirt
connection with tie
i BUFFALO is iASB HDBON B*
For Bnffalo tad at BaCalo with the HEW TOES A
udß^rcd%t
ford. C.W„ whhith* GSANDTBUSKES. of Canada;
fbr Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, Port
liiutmd Boston, and also trtth dah,t, from
Port Daßxoaate, focßocheator, Osvegu. Sackctto Hai
■ bor, Caps Vincent; Ogdenabnrrh. Kingston and Mon*
j treat, .offering wmernjr indßcemasta foe the speedy
i transportation of any ahd all property committed.to
jtttlf CSVQ,' ‘ •
• from' to 0 Taster La£a Michigan ports,
j tria find u to theip-iwtwAt te% «Mp try into Line, betne
•more raUrcad «■»* less wsiar *n«n aov other line, and
;& eartar of One-Half insurance and trsm 3 to 4
,DAIsfIMK.
|TnMa»Mfa.: GealVaCa Agta. fix* Soag* Larag»et -
i-- ~igg* gRS.pa?,
[gTS. ANp
fl>B. CADWELIi ' WffiWf
j _ .onsATos osr Tas BBSSe-gyv 1
■BYE AND EAS, '
'ForCca&en, Blindness, and an and
hearing. Dr. C. la a regimrlT edneated JP“-
Lu darted twenty years ofnlsproteajlo^nflse.e^.
seaW^"
|r GUIS iIAUSS,^^B@^
•t . PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, . ; *
ja.,,.;.,. Booth Cla*w 5Ta«r....... j . xj t«i
1 .: - Oppoattß-tho ©onTt-Hoasar’ -
Beet rresclt Crystal and
■ -.• --Bye-Qlasaee, Opera QlaKea,
• . MICBO&COP2S, .;T£i72a?s OPBB, •
Mathematical Instruments. et«; ala* constantly ca
band. AH Mb<| » of instruments atdmctutai n>
fßti, ral *HHMIM<imiMBaMIt -- - v>.
' Eaifcoahg.
OHICAGg
lEJßflwankMt La.CroawuM, P&ol
OabJKoaii. Berlin. tmL
v* Dj urttr Mona*j, Apin at len nasaar
v ana wtniesve-tneTiepot, eoraeret West KtiutieaM
£•?£ *trw»tß (Snnocia egreptadL aadolluws: •
A «r JP d 9-00 P. AL. STifarriYO at JfllwntM
XJ-B-SOP.M.
»sor?sf taSA “rt*»*>chichgoat*«PaCao4
AjS*
--• • ScpertH^irat.
TLLINOIS central
-*- 1S ~. , RAILROAD.
WOP.iffi ioS»YC-g|^g
ftAO'A. IL. (oextday.) Near Orleans lass
hours from Chicago. *“*•
feSO P.*2t. (Saturdays excepted) arriving at DMater
2:40 A. M„ Spilngdtld 4 30 .£ 21.. oSnS
tOi-tS A. at, Memphis 9 p.Eistzttiir
•
On Saturdays an Accommodation Train vmol rat
as flu- as- Obana, leaving as 6:50 P. 1L
Through tickets. to. all Important points Sooth, and
Booth west, for salest the office of the Company 1* the
Srest Central Depot, ■ •
HYDE PARE AJTP WOOD LAWN. *
Trains win leave Chicago: Leave WoodLawit -
• T-an n.M., - v 5 a. m - ■
1 ... - -&U) A*2t,
&§p?mC
_ w. B. AETH?S.^^SS(^.
W.p. Johnson. Gea. Passenger AgX
rjmCAGO AND NORTHWKT
IHy fepresaß.tS A.M.; Bight Express. 9.15P.1t
Throoeh to aU the above point.- and r<s«Ti«w«t»»g ■!
%oth mtrle dn Oman and La Lroeaa, with steamer*
tor St. Paul, Ac, ... -
Wav Psaaenier 5.20 P, at, fbr Janesville and
SocitiortL \
Tralnaarrives.ls A.Mjtv.4SA.M; 7P.M. “
L DusLif, SovdatcsdSßl
E. De Witt Robinson, gen. Ticket Agent,
1 Qfi t —BtfFPA L O AND
XyUl* LAKE HURON RAILWAT.-Shortea*
and beat r-nta to Boffalo and other Ka-tera clktea.'
Train leaving Chicago at 8 P. M_ Detroit at sni
A. M- arrives at Buffalo at &4o P/ht. Krw Toraa*
PAL.Boahm ac 3.30 P IlgConneeticswlth Ke«
TurS Central at Buffalo and Kaw Ycr? A Site tnhta
going East. Tlcktta via this Road can be obtatecd
at theUnlon Depot. E. 9. CARTRRQent MSnaew.
A. FRTjL. Tra!ac Badalo. mht^idjy
IS At SPRING AND SUAIMHR
lOU L* AESASGEMBST,
Blcliigaa Soaihcra & Lake Short
RAILROAD.
Os ax*! alter Sunday, April 14, and until fax that £o*
tier, trains win leave Chicago as foILm:
6UOA.IL Detiy except Sun day, rsachet ToM*
• vUuUUaeiSSr.K.
9SV Tons attd Boston EXlrsEae ;
• W 4Vft t. .... V WVO IVA CaAi II K.P .
800 Vf& «S‘£S! W; Tol^
6.00 P H-.i*ally except Saturday, 'reachaa Me,
do via Old So ad at 150 A. It
Detroit MpaicßS:
6.00 A. M. Deity except Sunday, reaches Detraß
via Old Line at 650 P. if.
8.00 r. M, Daily et.ept Saturday, reaches Do.
at Lt~ A. M.
»o ax o Cleveland:
8.00 A. iL,) Makes clow eonaeetlans it Clerk
, > land—time always as Quick and on
8.00 P. M. J alwaja aa low os any other ronSsw
All the above trains make regular connections ta
Dunkirk. Baffnlo, Niagara Falla, .olbaav, New
Boston. Pbllaueiphla,Baltimore,and ad points
feallabnrt'a Patent Dusters xued on all trains
Luxurious new alstplng Coaches, with all modem
.improvements used only on this and all cooneeUng
reads.
i hroagh Ticket* can he obtained at the Company*!
Office, AS Clark street, under the Sherman House, or
at the Dep . t corner of Van Bursa and Sherman st*.
JOH D. CAMPBELL, GSSD, M. OEAT,
Oen’l Supt, Toledo. O. - Gen’lw«at*re Agt.
PITTSBIJRGrtf, FT. WAYN£T&
CHICAGO BAILEOAD.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot corner ol l&O
•on and Canal duly at
8 a. sc. Fort "Wayne Aeoommcdatloo.
7;30-i.jl, except Sundays, and at
6 r. x- except Ifciturdaja.
FOR BOSTON, SECTORS, PHTLiDELTHIL
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg & IPittabnrg,
Also—FOß ALBANY, BUFFALO. DUNKIER
CLEVELAND COLUMBUS, UNCZN. _
NATL DAYTON.
And all Intermediate Stations between. Chicago afid
the cltlea above named.
Seeping Car* on sight tra'nv, and baggage by Udt
route checked through to all Eastern Cldtn.
Tlekete for tale at toe print Ipal Ticket ♦ • ace* Is the
'West, at the Company’s office,corner of Eandolph and
Dearborn streets, and at the uuion Depot, W out Bd%
Chicago.
D. w. BOSS, Weat’nPase, Agent,
B. F. PATRICK, Ticket Agent. -
CJ.ALENA & CHICAGO L : .\ iuN
vJT BULBOAD.—Srscvo Axranoxxixt.
On and afttr Monday, April nxJvioi, crahn wQ
leave Wella street depot as fo lowa, Sunday* escrptedl
9.15 A li.JUid9.IA P.M- for Belviderr, Ro £»rt.
Jreeport, Warren. Galena Dnclelta, Dnbc-goe, one ml
termediate pomts; 9.tS a. M. and 9.50 P M— fot
Dixon, Polo. Fulton. Cedar Builds, and Intemed’atn
point'; 40OP.M.forEgln.BelvIdere.BockfcrrdntBd
intenn.-ulate roluts; SXOP. M_.fnrGenevaaadlnter*
mediate p-'lata. passenger* for Beloit and JsaesVflla
■will take tbe 9.15 A. M. train. Pesauiseta for Crystal
Lake McHenry. Richmond. 0«-Qava Lake and later*
mediate points, will take the 1.00 A. M. train.
Sleeping Caw on eight trains.
E!B.
G. M. Gen. Faasenger Ag’t. tyj
/CHICAGO & KOOK tehAi%&
V-/ RAILROAD LlNK.—Paweßger trains depart
from and arrive at Chicago as follows: •.
Day Ex rees and Mall leave at 9.00 AH- sad artlra
it 6^o P. M, Sundays excepted - ''
Night Exprsaa leaves at 9.00 P.M. Saturdays ez>
arrive at 615 A, M- Mondays excepted. '
Joliet Accommodation 5 09 P. H*JinQdajs except*
•d. JOHN F.TBACr, GOtu Supu
W. L. St. Jogy. CenT Agent. dtff
FSIOAGO, BUELIM GiGN &
\J QUTNCT BAILKOAD.
?dßes£?r Trsina leave and arrive Cx*e«g»
lews • at Mi a. il, (Buaisvs eiMpjedJi
arrive* at *JK V- etceptctp. EfprOM
leaves at sis $ tSaturdsys etcooied): cr.nr at
715
azeto artft arrive* as
ST. LOUIS, ALTOS' .A CHt'cT.
L_? 60 BAILBOAD.
_ wTSTKB AiiaAAuiSJIZKA.
, The only street rents to Bloominetoa. evriasCM
Ailon aad Si. Louie. WITiiOUT
Trains leave Chicago from West 614} Union" Decod
as follows; e
iKT* C&fcHO St
irrlToat J0f1f1t......... *• *£s r
“ “ Peorts .....~r*WF f st fetSAH.
•* * BacatarV. - ,*
** ** Sprtagdela. 4C3 • *•
“ “ i.-eei3oarJls ,2.-54 ■ - ffi; ■,».
• Alton 909 • ' l 5» ••
" ** St Louis Jlfc2s ° 1W« •
Through trains arrive at Chicago at san a. w. fenVi
AjL Joliet and Wilmington Accommodotio): itavn
CMcas® KiOlr.it dally (except Sunday), ejsiv*aa
hWA.|I. ■
or Snecaut Seeping Cars on all night train*
CONNECTIONS—AtCfeeaoa with Xojnuupdtit, T9&
ria and Burlington Haflrcad for Lmm*uok. Peortk
Seleshur* and Berlin «cc. At Bloomington wtthl®
nola Central Kallr&ad toe Decatur, Atfc-'rtna-fis id wCi
Great 'Western BaCroad of ElUcig fur JactamvlZJau
Napieaandtiatr.oy. At BtLon; 4 with Pacino 11 ilroaa
ter Jefferson, CUy, Syracuse. uoorgetown, Softort&A
Lexington, tsdac-sndenr*. City‘and
worth, with north MUiourl BalLqad ter9t. (*JjyblA
Hudson and St. Joesph. and with iron iionntalx ■ Baft
read for Pilot Knob and south era Missouri, wls - Bafr
ro-ui lina of Steamers on the Miaalsa-ppi tfiEtt fee
Memphis, Vicksburg and Sow Oneas* 1 -
For through tickets apply at tli« Company 1 ! I.HSafc
<2 Dearborn street, opposite TramoatZoaca, #ndwl
B. E. MASON, BopertstePdent. _ .
c- <t wHimas >mmit jl
«083FH PSICS. Treasurtr. all
PENNSYLVANIA C»*«
JL T2AL HATT t Rq\D, .j
288 MILES DCtfBLS TKACS.
ica capacity of this Bead laaewesnai to
casnsry.
Thrsg FMiaagez Trains
Between Flteanrgtt and Phhadalpbla,
Oonnecttngdlroctlnthe union Depot, at FlaobaMCk
wits Through Tralna from all Western Cities Ibr nSB
dainuLuNew Tork, Bcatos. BeJtfmcre and.
City: i&ua famishing tbcmUea fbr the tranaportMtoa
o(?ass&Dgers nnsarpaeaed for spead aadaomSonhl
any other route,
Srprcas andPsstLines ran through telMladslphli
Wl*?tf>7T» .~.har;«rft ftf jtifw, .
Smoking Cars are attached to each trrtn •
Slorplng cars to Espnaa and PaatTratea. Tb*. 2t.
arms rush dally. Mall and Past line Scndayi excepted
Three dWijtrato* connect direc* ftr Sew Tork. Bjh
r-reea and Fast U&e connect for Baltliaoia and WM»
fartca.
Ail Tarcugh Passenger Trains pTertded WSi Lamate.
Mdee*a Braze—apoed under oerrect cbnzroTd
the Mglnacr, thus addiagmachto the Safely ofgs
6IST“. .
Biz Dally Trains between FhSadaiphis and- Nmp’
TorhtJwoDaßy Trains between New Tori and Bo*
tea. Tiskatt, aB rail, are good cs either 4i
the above trami - . ~ -.;t
Boat Ticket* t*i B-tetca are good via Nonrtsh, PeL
Btrsr. or Stonlngtca lines. Boston paagengeteeaaß
fs-Ted free of charge Ihroarti New York. ... .
Ticseta may be obtained at ony Of the tepornai
BsCroadOSlces lathe West; mao on board aay ofASi
regular Lius of Steamer on dis Hlstiaelpnl orCEuS
xdVe»;and at the -oUicc of the Company {ABafiaa;
Pew York. Balttmore. erPhUodelobfaL*
SPiiad Alwats as Low. zna : Tu£* jjcQ73a j» a
tes-ffoa - ;a
The completion c£- tan Western •cocnacffoa* otm*
PsmgyiTaaJ* Bal’roadmukeafthttbq
Irtasfe S BKIWSKN ras .BABT AND T*»
€BSAT W3ST. ,
Tba OGanactTig afteaeka .by tasHaJboadßrtden* 1
PlUaboryli, aroffilng ali drajrigc orferriacoof i'ralafc*
together with the asTim? of din.% are advantage* re*d£
jTag^ra^uad bySfeinpcra fri PreigliS,andttaTmafe
7cr Freight Contract* and Snoring CtecttGfiv*yal»
to or address either of the ftfiowlLg Agents OlSm
Ccoip4ay; *•- -
E, fit PiatS**"Co?ZanwrilS^O^ if. JotaetOi
Bipls^O.;E, McKeeiey, MajiTfilvKy.t OimsOML
O.: Ffcilockfe-Go,. Jeiarsosu
Br«*m*Co., Clndaaaii: A&ea if
Httbert Cladn&sU; B. C. Meldruro, Madison, tti* .
Mw*. &.<rE3ey *
villa, lid.; N.w. Graham & Co„ Ciiro-DLsB/Rr
oeaa, Bhalsr 6 Gliua, BfcJiOQfa; John H.
; T&fr ©attic
A Co,.Oaoairai w.-Hi tt-gnimiii; vnfnrt, m* ar<Q
: Freight i-garfta of fk-Troads atdiSeraajpomja ia ffip
■
Sh» .Sfcg^rtdfr
Sna good a*oai
• persona
By eds Soafe Trelsae of an deeortpttreg see ts at?
• ’W&rdtid. tosad iroaPblladripUla. ti «* xe^BoMan?
. orßaltimore, to and from any, theßad®ig_
of Ohio. Keatackr. lE-ltap.a.Tp&foii. roflooaßfivJMnv
*li» : coaß9e» at~ftWp x
• beret wish staemora, Ojrwtdch-Goodi cm be fljtwuig'v
;ed »&*»▼ port o» the gegtaote
'•eacreseat t-maMruaiL raiwh, Mhflthirf nlnu
at*Mlasoart,Kassaa,Arefcasaaand BedT&versi *£s,
:a*cte7eland- Baadoaky and, Chicago wtthßWeaSMfr
aS Porta on the Northwestern Lake*. . .-. --
Herchana and Shippers entrusting the uaasfi'ortettey
.cf their C eights to t£i Company, can , rely with oaai*;.
deuce on to nmiiy transit. '
The rates-of, Freight to and from anypohu S3 fest
by thePeußSySriam Bailroad, age at auttmas u,
favorable aa are charged Oomptt«jL
tboaX M&jy r^K^gai§P<>»^gy l y
SQBxaj la
TynoHiGAJsr: central, ari*
l¥x
o«dtr=
B JO A. M.—v r
Utl 1, *Q
towjprtMtail Bww«*i .. ~ , lO"
Thrgpgh Tickets tsraSeatlkii jpiißttilßa&oid ■
asccauittc HermanW«Aand MLttKOompaays *
Lake and-Beaman* eeregSL saa-O nk»
ic?*» fertaCl4kt«r«cfc - , a
‘■pa. Y> li! **
tii Express tu Toua

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