Special flnttccs.
Batchelvrs’s Hair Eye! The best
Ir.tbr world. irp.T.TAM A.BATCHELOR’Scelebra
ted Hair Dye produces a color not to tic c Istingulshed
rom nature—'warranted not to injure the hair In the
least; remedies the 111 effects of tad dyes, and luvlgo
rates the hair Tor-life. Gust, Kbo dr Rtstt Haze In
faintly turns a splendid Slack or Brown, lea ring the
bair soft and beautiful. Sold by *U Druggists &c.
CST' The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor on
the four sides of each box. Factory, No. SI Bardayst.
yew York, (late 253 Broadway andlEßond.) Iy9-=7a7-iy
Late View Water Core, Dr.
GULLY'S. Ib In successful operation. The host place
In the West fbf the treatment of all Chronic or so
called Incurable Diseases Bend for Circular. Address
Dr. J. B. GULLY or lira, GULLY, P. O. Box 3125, Chi
cago. QL Jyl-sSSMm
HEADACHE! —Peat’s Head
ache Remedy is the THING. Bo lady or gentleman
will ever be without a Bottle after cnce using it.
Price 23 cents. Sbldby Drugclsts generally. ‘Whole
sale Agent for the Northwest, It. R. L ANDON. 88 Late
Street, opposite Trcmont House, Chicago. Je2T-sn&3m
Hg” Dr. James, formerly of
I?ew Orleans, has arrived In Chicago and permanently
located at S6 Randolph street, between State and Dear
born streets. Chicago, Hi.
SPECIALIST.—Cures old Chronic and recent dlseas
Ca. mo testimonials of the medical fraternity,
fiiedlcal Journals, and the almost entire press of the
Booth.
Office Hours—From 9 A. M. tUI 8 P. M.
Consultations inviolable.
Lyon’s Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 15 years and grows In favor. It Mils and
exterminates Roaches, Bed Bugs, Anta, Fleas, Moths
Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden Insects, *c.
ft U genuine bears the signature of E. Lyon, and Is not
poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Beware of
Counterfeits and Imitations.
Lyon's Powder mis all Insects In a trice,
Lyon’s Pills are death to rats and mice.
DiS. BARNES,
232 Broadway, New York.
Sold everywhere,
xny!S-r494-Sm
S.—T.— lß6o—X.—Drake’s Plants-
CION BlTTEßS.—Exhausted Nature's great restorer.
Sjhey invigorate, strengthen and purify the system,
cure Dyspepsia, Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhea, *c
A perfect Appetizer and Tonic. They Invigorate the
fcoby without stimulating the brain. They are com
pound of pure St. Croix Rum, Roots and Herbs, and
Bre recommended by all who use them. Adapted to
Vie old or young, but particularly recommended to
the weak-sad languid, field by all Druggists, Grocery
Hotels and Saloons. F. H. DRAKE a CO*
myi9-r4st-Sm 5C2 Broadway, New York,
To the Nervous of hath sexes.
—A. Retired Clergyman having been re stored to health
Inn frw days, after many years of great suffering. Is will
fxgto assist others by sending (free) on the receipt
of a post-paid directed envelope, a copy oCtheprescrirK
Von need. Direct the KEV. JOHN M. OAQN ALL. IS6
S: niton street. Brooklyn. New York- je&-sl-4ni
ANDRE & STRATFORD,
DR. ANDRE,
Of the Faculty or Medicine, of Parts,
S’onnerly Clinical Chi‘if of file Hospitals of Paris
Surgeon Major of the East? rn Army In the Crimea;
2£edal t>f Honor of H. M. the Emperor of the
French, for the Cholera Epidemic of 1854, etc
All the above documents and many others on exhi
bition at the office. Dr. Andre Is assisted by Dr. Strat
ford from Boston and the different Hospitals of the
■Union, and lor several years doing an ertemlve family
practice in this city ano vicinity.
Evict ALt eatznent of Crinarv anddlseases PECtmtAB
to woman. All hinds of Surgical Operations skilfully
rwfft imipfl
Drs A, & S. give to the public all guarantee of their
competencv to perform all they profess. All
letters requiring an answer must contain one postsige
Wi'inp. is ttgent Cases enclose ?j.OO. with full
particulars of mise, and we shall forward medicine
tmmediatclv, with lull directions. Good accommoda
tion" for patients from abroad. AH letters must be
addressee to DILS. ANDUE & STKATFOI’.D. Chicago,
ill, P 0.80i439L Office South Clark street.
jyS-eCK« Sm ____
53ip“ Dr. Frackin Chavett’s Uterine
CORDIAL IB WARRANTED TO CCHE ALL FORMS OP
Ctxkinz Disease, or the xoset will be ssfuxdzd.
©atlsfACtorv references can be seen at hia office. US
Wert Tan Buren street, Consultation free. Post
Office Box S3. Dr. C. hs« practiced medicine for twea
kv-clne roars, four of which have been In this city.
feS-KSWJm _
TTT GIEO-TB EKAPEOTIC
J jL tkeat.
Established for the
Treatment or Chronic Diseases*
Entrance, &3St;;tc street _
JUSTIK, HATES. M.D.
jyl-sCGI-im
Chicago, Mffy.l^2.
r»E YE HEALED—Dr. Whittier
) 16t Eontn Clark street, can be found from eight
In the morning until eight In the evening every day.
No charge tor consultation. The uifllcted will re
ceive a speedy and permanent cure of all Blood Dis
ease. * lylsCg-lm
Dysentery and diar-
KHEA—Certaln cure. Also, the
WESTERN LIMMENT,
For Rheumatism. Sprains, Bruises. &c. No family or
Individual should be without It. W. HATCHINGS,
jcu-r&B-Sm Bole agent for the West, &l Dearborn-st
|£NOW THYSELF I
Dr. J. H. MeCANN,
PEYEICTAN AND SURGEON, detects to a certainty
the true condition and loualltv of diseases, by a simple
lind scientific method, without asking any questions.
Diseases of the Throat and Longs treated by Medical
tabulation and Constitutional treatment. Dhuta-nes of
tic Heart, of the Stomach, of the Uver. Kidneys. Drop
r*, S*. Vitus’ Dance, Cancers, chronic Dicers, Rheuma
bfosi. Neuralgia, Paralvsis. Fistula, Spasms. Fite, Dls
oacea of the Eye and Ear. Skin Dis jases. Rapture, Dlar
tbcua. In short, aB curable die tasea of longstanding
cured In the shortest possible ime. We are not a
“ care-all’’ doctor, anc wfflundotvke no case without
6 fair prospect of recovery.
Female Diseases, Ac.,
Puch as Suppressions, Irrerularmes. Falling ot. the
'rtot&b. Turnons, all I;rin»ry Diseases, Nervoue Debulty.
Fdniur or Difficult M mstruatloii, Barrenneajv ftc, wul
tje speedily cured, without poisonous drugs, Injurious
or unpalatable medicines ei any kind. Have no deli
cacy in calling, no difference what your trouble* may
im. The afflicted are cordially invited to call and oat
Ufy themselves.
tSkmeuitatlons and Examinations Free
orciiarge.
* All communications strictly confidential. Office in
hte Street liabreadßnUdiac, comer of State and Ran
dolph streets. Office boors from BA. M- till 9P.M.
Address J. H. McCAKN, M. D„ Chicago, Hi. Letters
to my address, inclosing a ataan, will receive prompt
attention, or far two stamp* I will send a pamphlet
tree. leia-wly
CAKGSNT’S PAIN
fcCJ ESTEEMIXATOn!
SARGEHT’S PAIN EXTERMINATOR!
% THE GREAT
Standard Remedy.
Ke Household is Safe Without It.
It 5* the only positive and radical cure for Dlptherta
Bhcnmatlsm. Amc in the Pace, Neuralgia, Toothache
Wounds. Bums, Sprains. Dysentery
Diarrhea, Earache, and all kindred complaints.
There are numberless nostrums concocted and palmed
off upon a confiding public as remedies for the above
decuoned ills, which, though In a few Instances may
afford a temporary relief, by no means perfect a fnfi
and complete cure.
SARGENT’S FAIN EXTERMINATOR
gag been tried and tested, and was NEVER FOUND
WANTING. Being composed of purely VEGETABLE
Ingredients, it acts In strict conformity with nature's
laws, and heals Instead of distracting, builds np Instead
of reducing.
Hundreds who have .felt the royal power andbcclfi-
Ceace of its
Healing Qualities,
Bear glad testimony to its efficacy in relieving and re
moving pain.
Foreale by all Leading Druggists and Apothecaries
to the country. Price 35 cents. 50 cent*, and one dollar
per bottle. Liberal Discount to the Trade.
Manufactory and Wholesale Depot at
94 \TaaUlnston Street, Chicago.
A. W. SXBGEXT *fe CO.,
Tost Office Bor 5748. apSO-rSW-ly
Impoxtantto Females.—Dr. Cheese-
Ban's PiUa.
Th e combination of ingredient* in these Fills ate the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild
to their operation, and certain in correcting all Irregu
larities, Painful Menstruations, removing all obetrno- >
Hons, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain
to the aide, palpitation or the heart, whites, all nervous
affections, hysterica, fatigue, pais in the back and
uznba, Ac* disturbed sleep, which arise from Interrup
tion cd nature.
DR, FILLS
Was the commencement of a new era in the treatment
Of these irregularities and obstructions which hare
consigned soimauj to a pbevatuee grave. No teiaale
can enjoy good health nnicaa she Is regular, and when
ever as obstruction takes place the general health be-
Bus to decline. . • •
DB. CHEESETIANiS FILLS
are the most tffeemai remedy aver known lor all com
sfaints5 faints nacolfar to Fzbalxs. To all classes they are
ivaluabie. inducing. with certainty, periodical
XEomanrrr. Thevareknowntothouaandawhohara
Used them at different periods throughout the country,
baring the sanction ofaomeoithemoatmcismrcFZTS-
Coiaae xk Akxwca.
Exbcxoit pmecnoya.srarnro uuxa tuev unotrtn
(TOT es used, witt- each Box—the Price Qsx Dollax
Pxn Box, contalsing from 50 to 60 Pills.
mis sent by mail promptly, by remitting to the Agent
CS Lake Crest. Bold by Druggists gekkeallt.
gg~Sold in Chicago at maanfactors prices bv LORD
6 SMITH. apt's lyr
82T* For the cheapest and best Hair
eßwclry. Witt BraJda Carls, Frtzxeto. eta. go to A,
SSWAI.pt. 100 Lake street, and examine thoee won*
Uerfoi production* of art. Ho scrutiny can detect the
artificial from tbe natural wtiezi adjusted to the head.
Sic Hair Jewelry contains always the neweat Paris
Stylet. AB article* win fly* eatjreaatltfictloa.
ocWSI-ly
TAR. K. S. DODRE,' PROFESSOR
1 _i 9 of Lung and Female diseases, may he consulted
' Rt his Booms-otthe Sherman House, on Fridays, Mar
•gth, Jcme*r.th. August itS-and September-iath. Also,
mft Joliet, at the National Hotel, on Saturdays Mar joth,
Angus! 2nd, and September ISth, Patients
BhtkUd cau early, Office hours from 10 to 12 A. and
Croui 2 to 4 P, M. Consultation free. Address Post
OfflfW Bor 29TS. Chicago. Illinois. Hr.D.'e Lectures to
ladle* and gentlemen sent free on receipt of three cent
BUmfr. mySO-r^l-2m
V CATAEEHI!?
DB. 6£SLTS*& LIQUID catjticrtt bMKBT,
TTuxasm to be a tore core tor
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD*
Os» Htnrp**D TBOcaxarn persona dim yearly in ttm
Oescfrr of Cossncmson. Every phjTdctaa tnowa «*-*
mthfimytwoatiS oftids amber, the dlseswtert
as a . *
CATABKH OT TB3S NOSB,
The next stepbemg to the_jhroat aM tavnchlri-tni)*.-
Bnd la«tly, the lungs. ■ . .
It is easier to cere Getsirfc M Ceneomptlon, sna h»
curing the first ire prevent the Utter. Persons shoaid
oaderftsnd that the better nj to care Conramptloa
tttoprerentlt. . • : - >. • ij
The symptom* of Catt&rm as they generally appear
Bre at fimycrT slight. Sfeaoc* fieo they hare * cold,
imd flad that they nave-tpeqarntatUctß, and ate more
neasUve to the chance* of te nperatnre.- In this con*
Oitton, tte news may be dry, t re sßght discharge, tola
Bad acrid, afterward* becoming tWv«rvd «>hwtiw.
As the disease becomes chronic the discharge are 2a*
tug the nose, orelse they lan into the ihzoiS and an
tawtedcr coogbedolL Thesecrctoaiarn offensipa.
oaosicg a bad breath; the voiceUthick and naaal*thß
eyes are west; the sense of smell i* lesaenodor SS
VtcrtAi desaaese fre<jncnttj takes puSTTanothar
common and important symptom ovCatazih tateai
Che person Is obliged to clear hi* throat m the mmtw
of a thick of Siimfmvcons. which bagfSUen down tmm
tteheaddunnpeienight, .'^henthislake*place.the
pecßMi may be ssre that his disease la-on Itavrayw Qta
SSSSSJ? OOI^Ioas co Sme id arresasr it The
SSS e wa7 Bs,rta ' 01 Cttßlt u m
theidos thoiaqmu patxbhb ESU23XT. an
djgosod*° *«** lt * Ttrte*te
«s&%ssssaasaaag || w«»i
Office,lß3 SonSiClark Street, XOp-StalrU
r.r_ I>r. J>, a. BX2LTK. •
•’ i r ,
■VT O’TICK.—Oar-commission ftr
©iSr&^oSf^^. oo^
p&Hßilf Centper BuheU
<shwci,join'll ‘ raE£XEE>KE^S^
SSanfcitis antr Cicfjimgf;
TI/TECHANICS’ saying bane
JJJ. OF CHICAGO
Ho. 8 dark Street, Hear Eoatk Water,
This .Institution will receive earns of Monew of any
amount from Mechanics Laborers, Business Men ana
others, and Interest will he allowed when left for a
epectfled time. Buy and sell Cotit and Foreign and
DomesticEzchnnge« . -
Exchange on New York, Boston, and England, IreJ
land, France, Germany, and all parts of Europe.
CHAS, TTbogGS, President.
L.E. Amts AWDEB. Cashier. mylS-ri^t-ly
RANKING HOUSE OF
CB»PIIt; tITBEiIEB * CO.,
Corner of late and Lasalle ttreet, CUcago, 3H.,
Transacts a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
H.CHAFXH, President
’ if. D.BconijrAar, Cashier.-
H Chapin South Bend Branch, John B. Howe, Lima
Branch. Bank of the State of Indiana; A, B. Judson,
Mishawaka, lud.; C. T. VYheeler. Chicago. Ill.;Tolman
Wheeleu dojainmi Wheeler. do: mh2*nSs3-ly
Stock Brockcrs, New York,
STOCKS, BOSBS ASB «OU) BOCSUI
AND SOLD,
At the Board of Brokers,
HO. 86 -WALL STEEET, HEW YOKE.
q.s.wtTT»wn [jcS-rgp-Sm] geo, n. maxwell.
J W. D REXEL & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
So. 42 South Clark-st., Chicago,
DEALERS IN
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
Stocks, Bank Notes, Land 'Warrants, Specie. &&, Ac.
Deposits received. Collections promptly made.
Drafts on Ireland, Franco and Germany, for sale la
sums to suit. _
DEAW OK
BEAD, DREXEL & Co., New TorS.
DKEXKL & CO., Philadelphia.
ayU-rtsa-iy
ielS.slS9-2ni
IT DOOLITTLE, Banker find
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,
So. 40 South Clark street, Chicago, Illinois.
Lg~Particul&T attention given to CoUecUonajnyS-rg-ly
BANKERS AND DEAIKBS IN EXCHANGE,
Coin, pen* Notes and Land TVairants, No, 1 Clark
street, comer of South Wuter. . .
Special attention given to Collections throughout
the Northwest. Accounts aoliclted, and Interest al
lowed on special Deposits. myl-p96G3m.
\ W. GREENLEAF & CO.,
B.VXKFitS ATTD BBOEEBB,
•M Exchange Place, New York.
•y Orders for the purchase or sale offltoCfcß, Bonds,
Treasury Notes, &c* executed promptly andeaustac
tprl apl£p3U7-3in-M-WAP
■p DTTERJENDICOTT & WHITE
XV HOUSE. ■
BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Having leased the office recently occupied by the
‘Exchange Bank of H. A. Tucker & Co H ” are pro*
pared to do a genera
Bant ing, Exchange and Collection Business.
Deposits received, and advances made upon ship
meats or produce in store. mh3l-nflt3-6m
fJTTE BANK OF MONTREAL,
EATING ESTABLISHED AJT
AGENCY AT CHICAGO,
Is prepared to do a General Banking Business, Baying
and Selling
Eastern and Sterling Exchange,
Discounting PRODUCE BILLS based on shipments,
making
ADVANCES ON STORAGE RECEIPTS,
He-paysble in CHICAGO, or at other points, Receiving
Deposits and Collecting Commercial Paper.
dftl3-b796-ly K. W. WILLARD. Agent.
Q.ILMAN, SON & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 47 Exclianse Place, New Tork*
Particular atientioadevotcd to Western business.
WrbTEEK Kkferekos&.—Chapin, Wheeler & Co.,
Cbfcruo, Illinois; Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insur
ance Company Bank. Mllwp.ukee; State Bank of lowa
and Brand.es; State Savliige Association, SL Louis.
mhlS-nGXS-ly
MERCHANTS’ SAYINGS LOAN
iU & TBDST COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500,000.
HENRY FARNAM, Prea’t. ».A.SailTH,VlcePre6’t.
L. J. GAGE, Cashier.
This Institution will Discount Paper, buy and sell
Exchange and Coin, and receive money on deposit
pay interest thereon when left a specified period; will
receive money for accumulation, when left for a
terms of years; and receive and execute Trusts from
Courts, Corporations, Individuals and
Estates.
Office, comer of Lake and Dearborn streets.
PIBXOTOB6:
J. n. Dunham, James Goodwin, Henry Famam,
John B. Foster, D. H.Holt, H. H. Magle,
P. L. Yoe, W. E. Doggett A. H. Bnrley.
T. B. Cooley. C. H. McCormick, T. D. Gilbert,
B. A. Smith. mh7-nSJ7-ty
U 1 UROPEAN EXCHANGE,
S2j bills op exchange on
England, France. Strawy, Switzerland,
And other European Countries, for sole at the Bank*
lug Office of
J. YOUNG SCAICOON,
Marine Bank Building, Lake street, Chicago, Hlinols.
SW~ Drafts on Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co_ Lon*
dou, and -otters of Credit available anywhere on the-
Continent granted. deldh^l-ly
jy AVKNPORT, ULLMANN & Oo
BAHSESB AND DEALERS IH EXCHANGE,
BASK BOTES, GOLD, OILVEK, *O.
auIFSO-iy So. 32 Clark st, Chicago, HL
"DANK OF AMERICA.—PubIic
i) KoEce 1, hereby given, that ,U Bill* or Qrcalat.
Inx Note, or the
«BANK OF AM.EKICA,”
Heretofore incorporated and doing business In the city
of Chicago, under the general banting laws of the State
of Illinois, most he presented for payment to the Audi
tor of Public Account* of said State, at his office, in the
city of Springfield, within three year* from the date
hereof or the funds deposited for the redemption of
laid notes wfQ be given np to said bant.
Dated this ZOti day of May, A. D. ißfl.
GEORGE SMITH, President.
Z.W.Wzlzasd Cashier. ty36-g2S2tojel-64
SSCHANGB
ON NEW YORK,
FOB SALE BT SHORT COBB.
Hda-gcoa-ly Telegraph Office.
IHoitEB to iLoan.
<sl K AAfl TO LOAN ON CHI
v \J\J CAGO Cltv Property or upon
Improved Farms In Illinois, In sums to suit. Inquire
at 186 Booth Water street, boom No. a, Aken's Build
ing (upstairs), adjoining Board of Trade.
J}lltJG4 3w G. B. COOK.
TO LOAN ON REAL
-L»_l ESTATE In the city of Chicago, or on farms in
Illinois within one hundred miles of Chicago. Apply
to GKO. W. NEWCOMB, SO Dearborn Bt„ Boom No. A
pB-e638-lm
jy£ONEY TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY,
Or ca Goon IxfbovedFabxb, within IK mile* of Chi
cago,in this State. Farms for salecheap.
mb2S-nSss£m chamrbrs a i.grt, izi t ■***»«*,
®o=?artnetsi)tpß.
"VTO TIC E OF COPARTNER
-L> SHIP.—I have this day associated with myself.
In the transaction of a
General Commlssloa Business,
Messrs GEO. A. GIBBS and DAVID BUEL. under the
name and Ann of Jo?. H. Tucker & Co. Chicago. July
15.1H2. [jyls-5837-2wl JOSEPH B. TUCKER.
T’HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
X this da>’ entered into Copartnership under the
name and style ofuno. Clark* Co, for the transaction -
of an exclusive Commission busmen, over Galena
Freight Depot, corner Dearborn and North Waters**
P.O.box 4C74. K3f~Cosh advances on coatigamenti!
on Produce in store, bllli oflafling and shipment* East"
JNO, CLARA.
JSO. B- MASS HALL.
PAUL JOBES.
Chicago, May Ist, 188. myiOrZHSm
CO-PARTNERSHIP. TVe, the
' undersigned, hare this day entered Into ft Co*
Partnership. under the style mud firm name of
KELLOtiO At GRAF.
For the purpose of dealing in Coal of all Kindt.
Chicago. May Ist. 18SU A. E. SBULQB€b
myS-nSSMai ... C. W. QBA.Y. ..
XT ORTH WESTERN PHONETIC
X> INSTITUTE.
Boom- No. 13 Sherman’s Building.
114 Dearborn street,
PorrOmc* Box 4590, CmcAoo. Ittixots’
Principals —Geo. Buckley, Ellas Colbert. Fred.
Taverner. Verbatim lienorts and Abstracts of Ser
moos.LawCases, Public Meeting*. &c. at reasonable
¥nc« s. Phonography tangbt in twelve lessons,
{‘run—lc c!a?a $5. Private tuition. $7. Rooks. *L
During this week and next, Mr. BrCELET will be
in attendance at the office from 12 to 2 P, M. and from
6 to the purpose of giving-Information and
m«kf pg preliminary arrangements for classes.
jyis»telw .
INSTITUTE AND
CUBE SEMINARY.
Fall Term opens Au|cst 25th.
It I? one of the mort rartesafal schools In the Wert,
and folly entitled to the large patronage It has receiv
ed. It basa l&rieaod able corns ot teachers, and 1*
located tn one of the healthiest and most pleasaat
too ns lu Illinois. The standard of selol&rtfhlp la high.
tbebulldlDctheflipsufthetlndlnthcSUtc. Tbefe
male department effers special indnesmente. Expenses
7 ai 7 from fl2o to (200 per year, according to the stnd
je«. X-fberai dlßeoirntß to clergymen. For Circulars
address Itev.G.w. QUEREAU, A, SI., Anrora.llli
pots - , Jy^s7B-lm
LIBERAL EDUCATION witi
Military Instruction and Drill* >
.-WBRSEOT fTSTONooiiEQK sod'MnjTAST
ACADEMY, St fIiLTON, on tbt UlMbslppl
Elver.wlU open Itesecond year. Sept. Sd 1362. wlUi re
gular Collegiate Academic and Primary Classes
The College but corps of.twelve *xperlenced teach
ers and 1« citxrera, thoronjn appointment*, the flm et
school buildings In the West (cost, with tnrnltnre 4c~
$l2O 000). an ample and attractive Military Part, an
excellent and well fizrnished Armsry, a line Gynma •
alum. and many other advantages which eponld claim
tie attention « parents and guardians. The largest
Tnetltntion 'of 1& and character Intae T7n<oa.
Instruction to French, German, and Book-Keeping free
to Cadets m*oln' AnTiLLXBT and littastsi (ncary
find light) Tactics Zocatx and Fastnr Damns and
Om&AsncSv under an afllcerCtf C.
In Dr Ilonas. Tzma —sl9o per school year (hr board.
famished-room tael, lights,.washing and. tuition to
every..department,- payable Quarterly la advance.
Cadets fromab'oao;TT>otn and board tinder the psme
Joqf with and the constant care of the teachers.- For
Circulars address D.-6. COYKBT,- President, Fulton,
m. 1
V°tfNG L AT>IES--SEMEtf AHY,
-<.4- AT
yedr of this l£»tttpttoiucQi.dnclc«l byßcr. B. Dlckio*
*cill> I),andttsOTtt?reyVtl!'CortnreHc&crn■ THDRB-i
;• JjaY, UfHCbfttyofSe&temiracDezt. and with ample
An&ngemuts for the distort tndimpTorement •Ctbt
•paplla.-Tor • cfrrcularß.' and SU deetrable intorwattoo^ 1
fßbuiatumal.
MONDAY, JULY 21, 13G3.
LIST OP LETTERS
Eemainlng uncalled, for in the Ciucigo Post
Office..,
L ADIES) LIST.
Abel-Bnnnamlss ADen-Marymrs .
Andrews'Lydia mrs Alexander A xnrs
Andrews Lizzie miss Adler Emilio miss
Alexander j mrs - Armstrong mrs
Baker B M mrs Boyle HE miss
Baker Nelly miss . Braz ,11 Tiioa mrs
Baker Delphinc P miss Bradshaw J mes
Bar dell Marla miss Brecklce Mary miss
Banks Ellen .ats • Brush H Hates
Baldwin J E miss ' Brooks Ohae B mrs
Ball Mary Ernies BruenGdo Amrs
Barks Jcnnv miss ‘ Brothirion Jaamra
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Walker Geo H Warren Hike ■ Wingers John F
WeneThadens WelshMarkes" Wimams John
Webster IIN Welltir.mr . . Wiliams Jao F 3
White Hugh L w aiterL &co Willey John A
Westcoatt fi P White mr - -Walfeurton Wm
Wells James M Windfall bros WbodwatdW
Wadleau J . Wilcox & co Woodson W.T
WardJE Williamson AlcsWooda Frank M
WaldenJ&s. WHUam&CT Wflaon Morton
WhlieaUJDW Williams PS winueL
llent. Wilson C A Wat ; OU &Wfl-
WietJO WoodBL&co llama
WebcrJ Woods EL * w ' ~
Yoctan John Tounglove Geo D 2
- Initials. .
Agent of New EcglandMutual Life Ins C 0....
CD C..~.£eityofbi&fißDnion .. C l ...Boot
and Shoe factory IK) »ake street -J) C CL
...-•WBNonh Clark street...-G Wff ..15 dollar
Sewing Machine Co Agent- 3 .. C L 3—Agency
Bowen Express....S & P—B 8 8 - T C ...
Agent American S S Union....Aiken Reaper
Factory . GW-Secty oflO ofG Templars;...
Prop ox Spice Kills 213 Waabingtonst.
; Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
affix a 8 cent stamp.
Office open from Ist May to Ist November,
daily (except Sunday), from *7 a. m. till Bp. ac. On
Sunday from SX till 10& x. x. From November Ist
.HU May Ist, from Ba. si. till By. m., daily (except
Sundays), and on Sundays from 8:30 till 10:15 a. a,
15x21 ; J. L. SCMFPS.T. 5L
JEiscellaneoua.
IMPROVED
THIMBLE v
SKEINS,
Tor Wagons and Carriages,
The beet and strongest made in the United States.
EVER! SKEW WARRANTED.
• UavlrE capacity for w-ts per dvv, our facilities
are uinvaUed, Hurt we CAUXOT BE UKDEESuLB
by any first class manufacturer,
BAIL, SDtBABE A GO.,
Iron Meccluntd and MaaufacturerE,
103 and 195 6ont-bx Water ebx^eet.
[apii-p236-iy]
FAIB BANK’S
ill * C. BXAKDAKD
/|. SCALES!
OP ALI ' Sl^ 9 '
Fairbanks, Greenleaf & Co.,
172 Lake Sfreet. Chicago.
lei3ja£wy__
jgEXTIKG.
JOHN 13* IDESON & CO,
Sole Agents for the Smooth Vulcanized
ETJBBEE BELTING,
Under Goodyear’s Patent.
Conducting and Engine Hose
Of all sizes, warranted best' quality.
Steam Packing; and Caskets,
Leatlier Belting) Lace Leather
and Belt Hooka.
JOHN B. IDESON, Sc 430.,
tp2BpESa-Sm 111 Bandolph street.
TTNOOH WOODS,
JUi (Successor to CHAS. A. SATOKJ
No. 180 LAKE STREET,
nun.'Bp rw
Gnus, Sporting Apparatus, Plshicg
Xachic, Pistols, Bowie Knives,
AKB MILITARY GOODS.
Powder and. Shot.
AT WHOLESALE AHD DETAIL.
>p3-p2C7-iy
JTOTICE TO DEALERS IN
Fruit and Vegetables.
* 1 have a largo
STOCK OE BASKETS
Suitable for shipping strawberries, j-huckleberries
blackberries, raspberries, cranberries, currents,
peachf-s. plums. tomatoes, &e. Also, MARKET
BASKETS of every StvJe and Qnalitv.
HATHAHIEL WHITE.
Wholesale Dealer In Wooden and Willow Ware,
3e24-6402-lm 95 South Water street 1
WOOL!
We have $20,030 placed In our bands to advance ou
Wool, for aide In this market or for shipment East,
Wherethe highest prices mav be realized. Producers
and dealers in Wool will do well to communicate with
us before selling. Address
BAPPLETE & SHELDON,
Commission M!eroiiants-,
_jc4-r9lMy 218 South Water st.. Chicago.
gIDWELVS CELEBRATE®
COAL OIL AXLE GREASE.
The Best Article Made.
FULL STOCK nr
BOXES, KEGS AHD BARBELS
Ccnstautly on band and fox sale to thetrade
At ManTifacturer’s Prices
—AT TEE—
LAMP AND OUi BT9BE OF
POPE & SLOCUM,
Sole Agents for the Ilannfaetnrer, 122 Clark St.
[fana-ly]
Domestic and foreign
GOODS continue to
ADVANCE IN VALUE,
While we adhere to the
RUINOUSLY LOW PRICES
Upon onr Entire Stock,
WHICH IS BEING
RAPIDLY CLOSED.
CALL EST SPIABQy.
JONES & CO., 182 South Clark St.
CLOSING SALE OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
SCEEKOK'S SEA WEED TONIC.
If you have had digestion.
Try one Bottle of Schenclc's Sea Weed Tonic,
If you have a (tallness in stomach alter eating.
Try one Bottle qf Schenck's Sea TFoed Tonic,
If you feel- weak or debilitated.
Try one Bottle of Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic,
If you feel low spirited.
Try one BuUk of SchencVs Sea Heed Tonic,
If you have a had breath,
fry one Bottle qf Schenck's Sea TTeed Tonic.
- Ltks, Jane ISth, ISGi
Dn.ScnxxcKj _
Bear Sirr—l meant to call on yon when you was
lari in Boston to make an acknowledgement to yon for
tne creaw aood I bavo,derived fro a the use of your
Sea weed Tonic and Mandrake Fills, I called on you
In May last. I thought I had consumption; but you
EaidltWHß liver complaint and dyspepsia, and recom
mended the Sea Weed Tonic and. H&rdnike Fills. I
suppose you nave forgotten me; hut I win try to ex
plain my case, and I think yon will recollect me. I
had to wait some time for my turn. YOur rooms were
Bill. I got to sleep on the sofa: I tbit so- doll, tnat
whenlwould tit down in the day time T would fall to
sle«p; but comd not sleep at night. 1 think If I had
not come to you I would nave been in my grave by
mistime. Now I will try and relate Ik;w I was then,
and bow 1 am now. and u it can he 01 use to you, you
may publish It. ‘ ’ ’ ,
lor three yean before 1 came to you I had a pain In
my iightElde and shoulder-blades, low.spirited, bow
els costive, «frin veDow, tongue coated, bieatfa bad.
appetite all gone. J thlut 1 could cp a week without
eating ana not be - hungry, and if 7 did eat It would till
- me nmol wind. I would often gf-t nervous apella at
night, and think! coulo not live anal morning; I had
s little cough, and have spit a Quart of blood as a tome,
acd felt sure, nntU yon examined me.,that I had con
sumption Ihare taken In all seven bottles ortho sea
Weed Tonic and taree boxes of Mandrake PUL«, and
’ they bavo cored I. feel like a.new mans but oh J,
no wonder I felt sick. The pills toot rigpthold of my
liver aadthe-toidc my stomveh. For mnetJayilthtos:
I felt worse, for everything appeared alive In me. and
r Iwasetoe I was ton of worms; but in* few days
things started, rndno one would believe whatqua&tV
ties of black bile, sTme paSseifmy
boUel&but I&awcoworms. I wish the world knew
tbCcCect of that Sea Weed Tonic; it ia a good medi
cine. and it u 111 bring up. the appetite if anything in'
the wcildwill.- . .. . , •
Ido not beUere von will know me, for I am so
chanced, but 1 am bound to see yon the next time you.
come to Button. As I said before, lan now a well
men. My akin tsasclearandtongub aseleanasyoura.
;.Lbave-caimu seventeen pounds in. flesh, and solid at
that; I can eat asmnch as any oce man-inLynnram'
In the shoe business and everybody knows me iiere,,
and am wf U known in Boston ana NewTart*T am'
always tn'klug about you and your and enn-_
pose i have been the means of selling many dollars ~
Toon^rt^T.JON-ES.
Br, J. H.'Echchck’sPrinclpaJ Office to at S9 North«th
street Philadelphia Pa-, wlere letters for advice
si ooia alwnva be addressed. , „
Price of UTo Pulmonic Syrup and Be* Veed Tonic,
. curb one Dollar ter bottle, or Five Bouars per half
. dozen.' Mandrake Final'S
The Trade supplied by LOBB ft SMITH, a Latest,
Chlcaso, 'Wholesale Agents. '~jyi»<9teim-gtew '
T TIMBER. —I would invite -the at
■ J tendon of dealers and others purchasing lumber
4n Chicago to one of the largest asm mast complete as
sortment ot Lnmher la this market: a&Vßreased Sid
ing. Floorto and Stock Boards,AS®. Boot* Shingle*
Lam.LongTlmber, Joists, Ac. -Prices reasonable to
suit the charges of the Write for Information.
Orders filled with prompts css and fidelity. Cara loaded
In yard. 1 - Yard aha Office Beach street, cwtveen Folk
and Twelfth streets.. , *
r .msffl-iffiMin KKMTA. WLLiJAHS.
QTORAGE. STORAGE, STOB'.
tj AGB .—The nndend ened- baying takea the Bock
"itnoerly ceenpied by vSft AmefJcan TrantportaCon
Ccmpany, oorcer of llarset and Martlton aaeeh la.in,
reamnen to receive Storage and Doctaee on the moat
reasonable tern a, . Atoo. orderß tbr aUkmdsoCGoa -
-•prom*.tty tilled, . JONATHANtKBWBOOSE.
A " K BUSGHHIE, Praotiba! Ma
» chirs&t: ftnß Tbtefbahanl ~ WH!-' make Braxrtngs
foriMachlnery of all descrlptionv.&nd. offers, hla. aer
vlces to those vtshtig to secure Patent RJghts, Spccl-
AcahonaßratrtDga,- and Modelsmacc to order.. , - -
' Office at the Uarine Boll>r Worka. Michigan street.'
hctweeh-WtolaaißlFraiikUn staeVChicago, HU ~
* Jyll-a766-im , ‘... .
fUOT Q£S F BINSgRS.
best.ClotiiM /Wringer* 119 W.
ari wholesale indretilV hT S.PKKjursa*'
for tbe State ofDUnola.atHgTey*i| aeafl -
street, Chicago. Agcnwiraa-Ma. te&aOO-la
insurance.
Home life insurance
COMPANY.—Policies Issued by Hit Company
on asuvorable terms to the assured. •• - ... .
AS ANT OTHER COD3PAST,
Refers to Bishops Simpson and Ja uta, of 3L. £.
Churth; Rev. Dr. ft. W. Patterson. Pastor of Tyrone!
Presbyterian Church; Wm. H-Brown.Eaq., B. W. Ray.
iuand.,E«j^Oliver H. Lee, of Caambera & Dee;-6 C.
Coot & Co., Martin & Bros* 4 1 Lake street; Ilfscs.naoa
A James. Ina. Agents; Bev. Dr. T. M i<ldv. Editor of
N. W. Christian Advocate: Wm, 11 Dougbtv Book
Agent; j. F. Baliantyne, CommerclalJSdltor ot Tribune
Apply to . H. W. CLARKE, Agent.
- E2B Late street, cor of Clark. No 1, Chicago, HI.
F7 fi.-— Sollcitora wanted, to whom liberal co turn's
aom will b&paid. -
TTNION INSURANCE & TRUST
Company.
• " OniOS, BOOXSO.SLOOatISBLOOZ,
No* - 4 Booth Clark street,
Capital* ----- $200,000*
DIRECTORS;
*&«»»«. as
Matthew Bobee, El via Harwood, - Oliver Whlutez.
James W. Stone, Joslah Lombard, Daniel SharpL
LtvlF. Btereas, D.LPhniics, IsascG.Lombard,
j. Q.Hoyt. Chas. Chandler, -Thomas Harless
BSBJAJOH LOMBARD, Prerident. •
_„VAHHIHIGSINa, Vice President
ISAAC &.LOHBAHD. Seogtarf. je^siMm
ARCTIC
Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
CAFIfAL, $259,000.
MILLER & WILMARTH,
AGENTS,
150 Sonlli Water Street.
IcU.Kȣ.ly
fEtcloheons.
PRINCE & GO’S
IMPROVED
MELODIOUS.
Warranted tor Five Fears.
Tie oldest establishment In the united States, an*
ploymg 200 men, and finishing 80instruments per wees.
Haanfartorj-, cor. oflSiirylMd fc Magoia Sts.,
BUFFALO, N. T,
■WHOLESALE DEPOTS.
37 Fulton street.
IS Lake street...
■WHOLESALE A&ENTS.
Henry Tolman & Co .Boston, Mas.
W.F. Colburn.
B aimer & Weber.
James Beliak..
A. Couse.
Ph- P. Werleln
A. & B. Hordhelmer.
Persona unacquainted with the Malodecn and its
history, will Lehr io uund that we are the pioneers and
uuialng manufacturers, not united States,
but in the world. "We commenced the manufacture oi
Melodeona in the fali of tne yearlW. and since that
Ume have finished an l sold TWENTY-SEVEN THOU
SANDS. These instruments are now in cae mostly Is
the United States and Canada, bat also is Europe.
Asia, Africa, South America, and the Went Indies and
from all these quarters we have the most flatterlngtes
dmoniala of the high estimation in which they areheld.
At all Industrial Exhibitions they
have Invariably been awarded the
Highest Premium whenever exhibited.
In competition with others.
We shall take pleasure in forwarding bymaS (atom
own expense} our Illustrated Catalogue, in which evfr
S instrument we manufacture la tony cesenoed, and
ustraled by elegant engravings.
All Meiooeons of our manmacsore, either sold by na
Or dealers in any part of the United States or Canada
are warranted to be perfect in every respect, and
Should any repairs he necessary before the expiration
of five years tram date of sale, we hold cartel us ready
and willing to make the same free of charge, provided
the Injury u not caused by accident or design.
Agents for the sate of our Melodeons may be found
insuthe principal towns ef the United States and
Canada.
Addres either
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO, Buffalo, N. Y,
GEO. A. FRINGE & C 0. } 87 Fulton st, N. Y
GEO. A. FRINGE &Co.,4SLake st., Chicago.
Cr either of the above wholesale agents. apls-pSI9-iy
2®iater (Sealers.
COOLERS.
i hate raw
OVAL WATER COOLERS
On hand, which wdbecoldvery Cheap to does them
out. Any one wanting a cheap Cooler should call at
225 Lake Street.
STOVES AND TIN WARE
■A-t SSS LAKE STREET.
A great improvement In Refrigerators la the
VENTILATED PALACE.
FOE SALS AT
S2S lAKITSTBEET.
It la more convenient than any other Ventilated Sd
Cnzerator, and will do the w ork better with less lea
iLeabanb ©il ffiSorfes.
CHICAGO LEAD AND OH
\J 170BSS,
Comer Clinton and Fnlton-Ste, Wet Bids.
LEAD PIPE, BULLETS, BAS It SHEET LEAS,
ijNSEBD OIL,
Biot, White Lead, Sea Lead and Lythrag.
PUMPS Mi HYDRAULIC RAMS.
Orders from the trade solicited. Highest market
price paid (hr Flax Seed. F. O. Box 6145.
■elO S. W. BLATCHFOBDa
Mags.
i
BAGS, BAGS, BAGS,
FAEWELL'S
: STEAK BAG KAinjFACTOBY, ]
: Ko. IS9 SouthWater-st, Chicago. •
I Bags and Sacks I
; Of every description furnished on short:
: notice and printed with Nkw and .*
: Beautiful Brands.' _ ..., :
: SIMEON farwkt.t. •
;ap&Q^ t mhhmm :
CORN EXCHANGE
1 Bag Mamifactory.
HART, ASTEN & GO,
KAHUFACrUEEaS OP
B A. G- S I
Of every doeripttos.
157 South Water Street. 157,
GROCERS.
FIiOUB,
.. e-rrens
HAM AND FEED BASS,
fl7Beerad-haadliagi'*hWs on hud.
B»g» Joanedtbtopper*.’* ‘
mviaraei-iy* -'• r. . ;
hotels.
* MERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON,,
tothelaxsoEteod. . : - ( ; *;
Amneed Hotel
In the Hew Btostaad-fltataiilr wtmiqrtocateJ, *nd
asst of Access Com aliromaotesTel. it contain# »U
the modem tmprbvemeate. convenience ter
the comfort mil thfltrsTftHngpnfc*
He.
. the snltes of rooms ere trtH irranjed, M complete!?
' tomlAed for cosine# and ftree : fc*v«tn? pintle*. «aa
r toe Borne vtß emittiroa O b«s«aK»s •,-flre da* hotel
. tiSWBJUCBe PtOßrte#» .
1 ©apsaho^uw.
ajpw EOttf at; .
i ths otn s’*Jiirni:
ICNATZ HERZOG,
Hate, Caps,
Straw Goods, ssd
i ;-’ : T .. . Cap Trimmings.
I bare tnatiecaiTed elargaandsplanitoMLi ji tinnrd;
to me above articles, and win sell thfiSa at paces ednal
to the lowesfrtotte market •
. . • «T« mT ,M 11 I II -
paia far.an kmda o&Baw
■ptai. 7m-' s, • -•aptS-pgxaiy
* bbo..
' . _•? a
■WMana
PAPER , HANGING^
, - Wimiaw Euidei,
wjwafr,‘iibo»^
•* j ~ i lr ic r , }
I We. W
• CPeiHjl
(Commission JBrrtfmnts.’
LITTLE & CO,
connnssioN ivEßcmirrs, -■
Fortheuarchsseendsa'eof
FLOUR, GRAIN', SEEDS, PORK. L ISO*BUTTER,
BHOOH COHs. HIDES. *3,
TTarennuse, No. 2U sbu*h Wat,-r street.
. TOxiiMumj. [jee-r957-oml qgo.A.fiACSgr.
JOSEPH H. TUCKER & CO*,
GENERAL COUUXSBIOH KEECHAFTS, •
Ko. e Board of Trade Bunding, Booth .Water street, >
Chicago. Gh Ourbcsiaess bxeictly and sxcurarvxi.T
comndwlor. -
jab H.TTCEZS, - eno. a. emus. dattobitel.
JylssßS&€m • ■ .. .
JACOB J. PERE3 & CO^
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
CottohFactors,Sagsrßrokers.andWholesale Grocers.
159 Main street, (Webster Blockj Memphis, Term. -
Liberal advances made on consignments. Jet 5353-2 m
HP. STANLEY, Cdiqmission
• Merchant and dealer la Fruit and.Produce,
No. 60 State street* Chicago.
N. B.—ln the fruit trade we luvfte correspondence
previous to shipment. -.There Is great choice in-the
style of packages, ami In the routes and. time ox ship
xent. Ac.
B, HIBBARD ; CO.,
GEHEBAI COmnSBIOH HES3HAHTB,
Office and Warehouse. 253 South Waterstreckbetween
•• - Wells and FrunkUn sts.. Chicago.
Fost.Offlce 80i5637. ]eS-r%t-Sm.
TO s. HnrnARP. J.M’AU.ISTSa.. T.W, HALL.
r<ASH ADVANCES MADE ON
of
EBOEUCE ABB BBOOH COBB,
fbr sale is this market or consigned to our correspond
er.ee In New York. Boston and Pnlladelphla. RAP
ft kv k & SHELDON, c-ommisalou Memhanto, 213
South Water street. Chicago. apl-0970-ly
■JJNDERWOOD & CO.,
OEBBBAL COHHISSIOB KBBCHABTS.
OFFICE and ■WAREHOUSE—igI South op
poslte “Board ot Trade" Building. jeMy
F. L. TOPZnWOOD. . 8. L. UNDSHWOOD.
K£J>* W. UKDZEWOOD,
PRODUCE AND GENERAt. COACOZS
SION IttEBCHANXS,
1179 SOUTH WATB B STREET..
We give personal and prompt attention to the sale <3j
GraltCFlonr, Pork, Lard. Batter, Seeds, Broom Com,
4c. and liberal advances on
delS'fil-ly . .
QHAELES RANDOLPH,
OEKBBAZi COXBSSIO9 M
So. S Loomis' Building, comer Clark and South Water
Streets. Advance* made on consignments. ferfiOdy
QHAMPION & TODD,
GEBEBSI GOKKKSIOH HERCHAHT3,
And Wholesale Dealers In Green and Dried Fruits. So.
141 South 'Water street, Chicago.
n. a cgAMrioy. jamxstopd.
A BIEL AKIN & CO.,
Peoduce Cosmtssios Mbechasts, No. las
South Water street. Casa advances mads on Flour
and Grain to he sold here er by
Wm. A. Brown Sc Co.,
New XorX
ATTTTL AETH. [apT6p4C2-€ml J.H-ITCP-T.gcT.
Q.LAS3FORD, JOISTES & CO.,
Forwarding and Shipping Agents.
Special attentlcn given' to forwtr ling Grain,
from Kingston to Montreal and Quebec. Carrying ca
pacity oi oar eralt equal to 275,W)u bushels Grain per
fS* Pjmftl Wharf '' Anglin'S Wharf,
Montreal, [&p2S-pT96 6m] Kingston.
, Jew fork.
....Chicago.
R. STONE,
General Produce Commission Merchant,
H0.5 Dole’s Building, Cor. Clark and Sooth Water eta.
P. O. Box 6253. Chicago. XIL
Liberal ca.=h advanced made on consignments.
ap2i pSl^Sm
XindnnathO.
,BL Louis, Mo.
.Philadelphia.
NEELY & CO.,
GZBEBAI. COIOUSSION HEKCHAHTS,
Ko.*£cordolTrade BolMlrg.
O.T.VnnntXß. ' A.S.SZZL7. z.7.IAVTSXXC*.
apl«-p447 ly
.Detroit, Mich 1
...Xew Orleans.
.Toronto, C. W.
IV/TURRY KELSON & GO.,
ly JL Ho. 214 Sooth Water street.
Give their exclusive attention to the purchase, sale,
shipment and making cash advacceaon Grain, Floor
Provision*, und Frounce of all kinds,
FOB A COSUSISSION*
JgEDFORD, MEREDITH & CO.,
EXCLUSIVE COMMISSION
Forttae purchase and sale of Fork, Block, Flour, Grain,
sad Produce generally, Ha 235 and 22S South Water
street. Chicago, DL lalT-ly
jJEE & AKTES,
PSODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Give especial attention to the purchase and sale of
Flour. Grain and nil mnes of produce on commission.
Office 121 Lake street, comer of Clark.
OLTVEXt H. LEE. [mb2S-UEjU6mj CHAEXX9 H. ANTES.
“OAILIE & SEYMOUR, PRO
iJ DUCK AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER
CHANTS. Office, lt& South Water street, Pomeroy*:
Building. sPost tiffice Drawer 6137, Chicago. Kxvav
skoes—Sturpes. Buckingham A Co- Wm. Martin. Gen.
Freight Agentd. 8.&Q.E8. snlSdfflMy
gAWYEB, WALLACE & CO.,
coiinrnssxoN merchants,
4* Broad street, Hew York.
Advances made on Consignments to the above fins
by WM. AITCBJBOH, Jr. Agent, IS Booth Water
street, Chicago. mh7-a336-ly
QHADBOURKE £ WETHERBE
General Commission Merchants,
Pardee's Building, corner Wells and South Water sts^
HO. S up stairs, Chicago.
A.B.cnADßoraMg. [tahi-n2U.-6m] e. y. wvttasßS.
JgALL, BURBANK ft CO.,
PRODUCE COKMBSIOH MEECHAITT3,
No. 2 Pole’s Bußding, cor. Sonth Water and Clark rtx.
Font pifice Drawer eS 1 /;, Chicago.
F. E. BALL IP. *W. BTTBBAJTK )F. BA.T.T. {6XO. P. OOLT.
fe^6nl47-toi
MORSE & YARWOOD,
JjfX. (LETS AXBSXT XOSBZ S 000 '
FSODUCE COMMISSION HEBCEANTS,
IS6 SOUTH WAXJSK BTBSBT.
Aiken's Building,
pnutnw confined sUlstly to CommlasioiL
albiet MOBsn. tys9-lyl M- a. rurwooa.
MS. NICHOLS ft CO. have
• opened, at VS South Water street, Chicago, a
General Commission House, (or the purchase and sale
cl Grain, Flour, FreTistoo*, &u, and solicit consign
ments and orders. To parties accessible to Milwaukee
as well as Chicago, In connection with their Milwaukee
Bouse. Nichols, Britt ft Co* think they can glee such
Superior advantage. CaplTS-ly
. n. a. NicßOLs o. s. butty. g. a. biohqxa.
WTTLLIAMS &HOUGHTELING,
V T COMMISSION MKKCHAHTB, No. 2IOK Sontl
Water street, second door west of Wens street bridge,
Sire their exclusive attention to the sale and purchase
of an kinds of Produce. -Stock, ftc*> j Commission
Cadi advances made on hills of lading propertyta
store. Belfer to George Smith ft Co* Marine Baak,aud
George Steel & Co.
j. x. wiujaub, * parco-lyi ■w.p.HopsHmnra.
■\TEELY, LAWRENCE ft CO..
X' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the purchase
and sale of Grain, Flour; Provisions and Country Fro
duoe generally. Buainea exclusively Commission.
Also, deaiersln Balt, Lime, Water Lime, Stucco, Fla?
terlngHair. LandPlaster.fttL.at24B.2Bßand2<o South
Water street. albxbtx,nxxlxt, bkhjaiqn w. law-
BXSC2. WILT.'WIHCIftXX. SSWAXD 7. IAWZKKZS,
mhffl'fiO-ly
M. FUNKHOUSER ft CO,
COBUnSSIOM MERCHANTS^
. 215 H South Water Street,
l&riS-k630-ly .
Q.ILBERT, UPDIKE & CO n
comnssios jjiekchmcts,
No 14 Lasaße street: Chicago,
graward, cn.RKBT ft CO, HoTTCily Building!
Bt Louis. myirei-iy
O, J, GTLBTET, 6.W. C7DIEX. I. O. STASAKD.
QIUFFIK BROTHERS,
COITIIttISSION OEBCHASTS,
Ho. 9 Pomeroys Block. comer Soutfa'Water and dad
Itreetß, Chicago. Advances made on consignments.
p. v. GBimH, ■ imhagao-lyl a-guitvin.
TTNDERWOOD ft CO„
COMMISSION SEBCHANTS,
No. 168 Sooth Water Street, Chicago, HL
' mhZRB
FAY CO.,
comanssioN bcbhchantsu
SO. 12 Lasalie street, Chicago, 18, F. O. Box Ifilt
Ove their exclusive msteauea to the jmrehaas and
Hie ofFlour, Grain and other Froducs, on Commlastoa.
aiGi tat. 1 Taussmiyl xag.g.woapwo3tm
JJEWES & BRAUNS,
COHHISSION ItDKBCHANTS,
Ho. 6 Wigwam BnUding. Market street Chicago, HL
w. vr. ilk Vila. .' [my26-rG3S3mI ~ : bua'unb.
PARW EL L & CO
COUDKISSION 3EEBCHAITTS,
189 Booth Water street, Chicago Jl. Liberal advances
made on. property In store. ItoTgasscEs.—Cooley,
Farweß « Co„ G- C. Cook * Co„ Gray, Phelps * Co.
nttAß B. TABWXLL. • £my2l-r587-lr] SQCSOS FAXWXLXb
I&ocgits iftatmals.
pOOFIHGI ./ROOFINGI
;Xi ■ ‘ % Boororstii
BABBETT, FOWEtL ft CO^
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFS
■ HL- terial and Cpal T*ih '
•We are prepared totakekantracto tog any
portioß.xs the jsortbveft. fwfixnUah JUfedafe wiaiffi
recttanafloTnae.. r . ; ...j -1:
mimgrra unnins
H si rtbbd a twelveyeart tertto Chicago, aadtt nsedls
aHflm Bl*»bnlldfega.' i
Offie« No. 8 glasfriile
Baa»pßgtifcft' t; v -' : - **•' • - ’
ffioal aitir aiaaootr.
f EMUEt r ' CRAWFORD
J -J-■ t nnaxxxxs..
: and Briar ffiß, - V
COAL, by the' CARGO.
J>a2erth
MltL AND FOUNDIiV PIGIRQH.
( Office STo.'S Johnaon’a 'idarine'Block,' BSver'Btreet
• ■ •P a '-p g SS*n. , ■- - ..' Pfflittsp Onto.",
Catintt .jFttrntturt/
gABCOCK * P K SI,
: V r ’ ITI STREEfr.
. MaidganyjSosemipiaiidWaliitit,
y,- i V. .3 XJtSO.- IjiiT'-; ‘.'.nq. >1 ■
, aafIMBXBJDIHIZreBOGIi & COtotOHrUKSTTUB:
t r: h-', .i Sr-OBUXTAZXBT: - : 'l' f*>
. - WoQAßntsad CBfifrSMS
saas. BcJ^FttralftnaataadnAtoart^.,;.^*).
IBOCdOI YT%*egllTliffM
'TXfJLLSOX & 316.R111A51, of tie
T r “Centra! 'Western War Claim, Bounty and
Pension Office ” iS Clark street Chicago, iUsl. arc la
almost dally receipt of Inva'Jd Pension CertUloates
and certificates fur Arrears of Pay dno deceased soil
dl-rs. Thelr*ela the oldest War Claim Establishment
In the West, ana parties who wish ihelc business
promptly, efficler tly anil reliably attended to, can have
tt« one by apoWn; to them. fel2-R2*'»llv
A LEX.AUDE R SILLER
XdL Notary Public and Commissioner and Agent for
Mnitarr Claims. No. 2 Sooth comer o)
South Water street. Chicago. HI. Haring been con
uectedwiththe United States Pay Department bv the
Districts of Wisconsin, Hllaois. Michigan, Obio.-Ken
tueby sndTennessee. I am enabled • to proenre arrears
of Pay. Bounty, Pennons. etc, with unusual efficacy
Special attention paid to making upsc
counls of resigned officer*-and discharged soldiers,
can obtain their pay cheaper applying tome thah.ty
yi’-it!ng a Paymaster. lam also prepared to soli Ei
change on Great Biitato, Continental Europe. Collect"
Inheritances, etc, by power of attorney. References,
by permission—Hod. P. A, Hoffman, Lt. Governor ol
mmols; Hon, Edward Salomon. Governor ol Wiscon
sin!: Dariri,Tod. Governor otOMp. . jeSsS&a
IJifiIsSIOJSS, BOITNTY MOJtfKY,
JL BACK'PAT, Etc.—Branch House of Bell A
Greens Washington National Claim Agency, Ko. IS3
Lftkestreet pwt Office Box 2337. Chicago, lu.
Ezp^bxscss—His Excellency A.LzKcamr,Presldent
United States; Hon. Mcbard Tates, Gov-DLiHotulettie
K. Dubois, Auditor El. Both members of this linn re
aide at Washington.* liberal commissions allowed ta
country agents. [mri>rsss-2ci] JULIAN KUNE, Agt.
TO HOLDERS OP CLAIMS
AGAINST THE WAB DEPARTMENT.—The
undersigned, appointed* by the President to' Investi
gate ana determine &U claims against the War Depart*
men* accruing at Cairo prior to April L 1562, hereby
give notice that they are In session In Cairo for the
purposeof hearing* all such claimants, who are re
quired to present their claims with the evidence by
which they are sustained, at the office of the Commie
don. In the Bank building. In Cairo without delay.
GEORGE 5. BOUTWELL, }
STEPHEN T. LOGAN, > Com'rs.
C. A. DANA, S
TEoicaellEAna. Solicitor.
Cairo, Jnne 20, iflgh 1e23-s3S6.lm
WAB CLAIM OFFICE OF
LEAVITT & WEIGHT, Attorney* atLaw.
Ail kinds of Claims against the Government prompt
ly collected. Discharged soldiers sending os their pa
pers can receive their back pay by return mall. less
ourfees, which wilibeti 00. Orders on the Paymaster
promptly collected and the money remitted. Address
LEAVITT & WEIGHT, Chicago, HI. Office O Clark
street. • Jat-t177-lyr
QaRB brothers,
ILLINOIS
BRANCH HOUSE OP
“ the National Claim Agency 1 '
Of Harvey, Coßlna & Brace, Washington. D. C*
KnighVa Block, 123 Bearbon street, Chicago.
The most Triable and ONLY DIBECT War Claim
Agency In Chicago.
Particular attention, tsald to Srsczax. Ct-itw, rn
aioxe, BomiEs and Fatsntb.
NO ADVANCE FEES demanded and HO CHABGB
made for prosecuting claims if not recovered.
To parties having LARGS CLAIMS wa would say
we can give UNQUESTIONABLE SKCDBXTX* for
. any amount required.
Address CASK' BROTHERS, “National .Claim
Agency." P.O.BoxWM.
Rbfxk to Chicago Tribune Comuany ; C. H. Scrlvea
HIM.; John A. NicholA Esq.: Mess- &.E&L Lag la
A Co.; Messrs. Hollister A Wilkins; Messrs. Vander*
TQort,Sicker6on A Co. mn2o-n&l7-ly
Three months volun.
TERR'S OFFICERS will <fo better in purchasing
Equipments, Swords, Belts. Sashes, Busies, Shoulder
Straps. Pistols. &c-at E. R. BO WES'S. 2u Clark street,
(up-stalrs). than anywhere else. Reference: Officers
ol Hie Anderson lilacs and 63th Regiment. The best
poods, lowest prices, and easiest terms. Be member
the place. No. 20 Clark street, (up-stalrs), over the
United States Express Office. oclS-ly
Tee horrid barbarity of
THE SOUTH is only equalled by the seductive
and destroying powers of the Lightning Ply-Killer.
It is rendered attractive to Files, and kills Instantly.
You will see them dead and dying within five minutes.
Darken all the windows but one. and there place the
Fly-Killer. Every Fly will find it In the course of the
day. and die. Ecmember.ltia the Lightning Fly Killer
th»t does this. Nothing else w| Ido It.
THE DEAD-SHOT J-OR BEDBUG* U certain and
Immediate death to these noxious pests. It breaks np
their nest*, destroys their eggs, and Is a besom of d&
strurtlon to oil II at venture near. Both articles for
sale by J. H. HEED & CO-, Chicago, and dealers gene*
rally. jVLMVTMm
2b Destroy Rais, Roaches, &c.
3b Destroy Mlce,Moles and Ants.
To Drstroy Bed Bugs,
2b Destroy Moths in &C.
2b Destroy Mosquitoes and Fleas,
2b Destroy ——lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
2b Destroy ——lnsect? on Animals, &c.
2b Destroy Every form and species of
Vermin.
The “ ONLY INFALLIBLE RmmniES KNOWN.”
•• Free from Poisons."
Kt€) yirh ere—'hj
AB TVnotxaatx Detcgtts in the'large cities, and
by Druggists, g kocebs, Storekeepers and Bstaxl*
xes generally. In &U Country Towns and Villages in she
Usisxd States.
FULLER & FINCH,
1 - Principal Wholesale Agent, Chicago, ill.
HT Country dealkus can order as above. Or ad
dress direct—for for Prices, Terms. 4-c.} to
HENRY R. CJSTaB.
, PaiyciPAL Depot—No. tea Broadway, New York.
tnyfc-rTtitm
gASNTJIS BROTHERS
.AadDedesiia
jESJat Claims
Uettnin iSxtcrmtuators.
“Not dangerous to the Human Family."
“Rata eo not die on premises.”
“They come off out their holes to die."
jftre fflgaorks.
18f MKE-ST., CHICAGO, IIXm
importer* and Wholesale Dealer* la
TOYS AND FANCY SOBSS.
WILLOW CABS,
Childrens’ Gts»B,Carriage*,
ket«. Bird Cases,
FIRE WORKS of all kinds.
1,000 bores FIEE CRACKERS,
500,000 No. 1 TORPEDOES,
FLAGS OF ALL SIZES.
Toy Cannon, Fire Cracker Pistols.
Headquarters for all kinds of
FISHING- TACKLE
Orders respectfully solicited.
NO. X3B LAKE STREET,
Bet. Clark and Lasalle st».
3Lcgal jTottccg.
A DMDsnSTBATOR’S NOTICE.
XX Esxatk OP WILLIAM VAN ANTWERP, de
cessed—N otice U hereby given that I have fixed upon
a tem of the County Court of Cook Conntv, in the
State ot Illinois, to be bolden at the Coart House, in
the City of Chicago. In said Conntv and State afore*
said, on the Third Monday of August next, being the
eighteenth day thereof, for the purpose of settling and
actuating all claims against the estate of William Van
Antwerp, late of Warren County, and fitate oi New
Jersey, deceased.
All pen-oca having claims spalcrt the same are noti
fied and requested to attend then and there, for the
purpose of having their claims adjusted.
J. TOITSG SC AMMON,
Administrator of the Estate of William Van Antwerp,
deci ased.
Chicago, !».. Jnly 3d. A. P. 1868. Jyj-s£&Sy
'T'RLSTEE’S SALE.—Public no-
A. Reels hereby given that L L CL Paine Freer,
Trustee. &c., will, in pursuance with the powers in a
Deed of Tmrt dated August Ist, 1860, executed by
Charlotte Burns and Charles B. Burns, her husband.
Fell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder at
the north door of tlte Court House, In the City of Chi
cago. County of Cook, and State of Illinois, Lot three
(8). In Blcrk fifteen (li>). in the Canal Trustee’s Sub
division of the west half and the west half of the north
east quarter of Section seventeen (17). In Township
thirtv-nlno. (39), North Ranee fourteen (14), east of
Third Principal Meridian, in said City of Chicago.
Said sale to be made on tue 21st day of August, A.D.
I£*S. at ten o’clock lu the forenoon of said day.
L. C. PAINE FREER, Trustee, *c.
Chicago, Jarife 19th. iSSj. Jc2l-5322-td
Administratrix notice.
STATE OP ILLINOIS. COOK COUNTY, BS.-
County Court of Cook County.
Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
Administratrix of the estate of Deliver Walker. d»
ceased. wUI appear before the said Court, at the July
Term thereof, to he holden on the third Monday of
July. A. D*ISC. at the Court House la said Codaty. for
tl>e purpose of bearing and'adjusting, all claims and
demands against the estate.* when and where all per
sons haying such naima are requested to present and
file the same. . ABIGAIL F. WALKER.
Administratrix Estate Deliver Wajker.
Cbfcago. June 23.1PG2. JeS-rSOS-td
\f\ UKTC* aGE SALE. - Whereas,
LtX Bichard K. Swift and Melissa A Swift, bis wife,
and James HJohnston and Jenny JohnrtoajJls wlf&psr*
S*o2 the Sm part, did. by their certain mortgage dated
anuary Ist. a. mortgage and convey to the tm
deisignedw jlham B. Ogden, ail the property herein
ter.described, to secure the payment of the principal
stun of seventy five thousand dollars, payable sen years
afterdate, and interest onthesomeaafollows:—One
thousand four hundred dollars, payable oa.the first
day of January, A. D. 3961 and from and alter thatpe
riod semiannual interest on the oshi sum bf seventy
flve thousand dollars, at the me oi six. per cent. _per
anwwm, pmyabte cm the first day of January and July
In each year, fiareacb of which said payments of lute
rest said swot and Johnston gave their note to the un
dersigned, bearing even date with said mortgage, pay
able as his office ts Chicago; and did In and by slid
, mortgage -provide- that tf shoal* be made In
tte payment of any oneot sn)d instalments Of Interest
at the tone and in the manner In said promissory notes
given for said interest provided* and the same should
remain daft and unpalo for the apace of one year after
the some became cue, tnen at ths election of the un
dersigned sale principal sum secured by said mo» tgage
should at csee become and be dne ana payable, any
thing in the note given for the came to the contrary
notwithstanding, said election to be made at the tune
of orflx say time aiter Bach default, without notice.
And that in that cate itMusnldbe lawful for the under
riyaed to enter into- aad • efton eg l ana singular the
premises is .said morq^ga. described, and to sen and
- dispose ol the tame or any part or porta -thereofi asd
mil ibesentaafi equity of receaptton of said party ot
the fiat part to said mortgage, their heirs, executor*,
administrator*, csvlaeta or assigns therein, at nubile
auction, having first given atny days notice of the
- time sod place of raid saleiy publication in any daily
newspaperpnbhsbed incueaum. •
And wheresa aald-lnstahnent of Interest, amouattag
ab the sum of one thousand four hundred dollars, that
became due by the terms ot said mortgage on the first
day, cT January. A.D IS6L as also the note given lor
"frie same, was not paid when the same became due,
smd is sot yet paid and more man a year baa elapsed
since the same became due; and L said WUUam B.'
Oederstave elected and do elect'that the principal
sum secured by fair- mortgage, to wit, the sum of sev
enty-five thousand do lUrs. shall become and b* due
• and payable. *
ABdwberpas, therels now sue. and onpaltoa said
mottgaietmflprliitipal nan of seventy-live thousand
dollars osdrsald sum .- of .one thousand: roar - hundred
douanthat become due thereon, as Interest on the
first day of January, A. D.186L- aad also tee instal
'frektXTtnterenmmonutlng toteeradf of two thous
and two hundred and any dollars, whlcn became due
1 theieenon theflrstdayof Jaly.'A D last Andalao.
the JimalmenT oftnterest amountlr g to the last above
named, aum, which became doe thereon cm the first
day ol January, a- D. 13EL being In the aggregate the
. aumof elghtytxmosandnmehandreo
- ■ Now. therefiirffipubllcnoilce is hereby given that L
: thebsld Wfltisim' B pgden, under and nr purmoace 0}
the powers and provaronsln sold minttsgeeoatomed,
havp entered !na> ana-upon all ana smgmarthe preQy
lFeß,detcytbedj&aaidmoneage.to-wtt: Lotaatxtr-oce
(61)1 rixiy-two (63), sixty-three sixtvjbur (MVstx
ty-five(6).Mxty-«ix(66) sixty seven .87), stxiy-eisht
S»);stxcy-Dlne(fi9). seventy (7PJ seventy oua (7l), sev
. enty two-Clst. seventytirree_§3) 1 ; eTrenty.f >- ar (74.)
t aeventy-flvo f&). fSj. aevr-nty-s-iv-ai (77),
Kventy eight (78). atveaty-mos (73),eiz«y esgaty ■
OTe(»),eigbty-nro(S).eii;htv-three(-fin.
(84).
eigt>ty-dg&t (68), eigatjrnlco(a)and aU :
■ m B cesoh*b eddlfroirta emcees sold lotejjelag;.
■ boimded the east by 1 Clark sweet, outhfl north, by
BchlllPTstreet, onteewert by Weitoswe^aad on the
south-b? .GoeUie strepesad inefad M
. wlteln and between sadd MtuatAiytnk and
• bete«n tee of (^okaadetatot
Auiustndkt ? August, A. P7isSf?at taa-crtaisck in the -
'tors»oß,im «d yutoinee oCoetenoA 1
tsoweroAndPtovishzas ociwdWMtgagoi uxartus a»ls
, bring thesunepreadses aboye 490iji)e(Z,mdalJbeaa-
<tfflis keld^SiaardK;
James B,
Aolmtten sßdTcgtty JtiSSen MPwllb; thefr-Lelra, -
: alonblic. auct>on%> tee ttteett,tlddeß fist cairn
MtacKinf»eewaafilaiforjeeord>tu4hsßeeoid«r*e.
•Drfce 6T siS -Cook-Cbuntr.”©* the twenty-first day of
..jansgfj P A.D.iaa. ana duly recanted la Book H ot
■■Mort«Wot«imsderrtMrtlO ofAaldbeok. ’
1 -vWZLZaAtf DiOGDSS; •
ducafn June 15,1863. W«BMd
STmttspcttation^
IJI H E - P-JC OPLE >S LINE
OP
NEW STEAMERS,
Forßuffalo Ports.
These Boats are new ma splendidly tamlahed.'wlth *"
> View to the cnmlflAQf Daman gprg “*
One boat of thlsilne leaves dluyat'6 o’clock P M
from the 1,-iVII-BrDock, for the above .* **• .
Water ttreet, opposite Uw -
' 1.. BEIBLET,
Only-Authorized Agent,
jyl-sS&Sm
F)r lake superiob Joro
INTERMEDIATE POETS.
"P.- W. BACKUS
Will leave onr Dock NEXTPBIDAYEYESINQ
st7o’cleck.ifor
LAKE SUPERIOR,
Calling at Intermediate porta.- Box Freight or PbsbuM
apply to A. HARVEY & CO~
api*-p3Cfr€m • 22S and 231 Sooth Water streak.
WALLISaFOBD
A.
WEbIEEH A6EHT rOB
WESTERN
GREAT
-ASD
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAYS,
ALSO FOE
CHICAGO AS» SIBSIA
PEOPELLEE LINES*
Connecting at Bamta with
CHEAT WESTERN Aim C 8159
TRUNK BAILWAIS,
For all points East,
ry TRANSPORTATION to nd from NEW YOST
OSTON, PORTLAND, MONTREAL, aaa all Neil
York, New England £fcd Canadian Towns,
Via ML Hail, or Water and Bail,
AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
For Bates, Bills T-ading, &e* apply as the
Company’s Office, comer of lake and
Dearborn streets, Chicago.
Or at the Steamboat Office of A. E. GOODRICH, fin*
Warehouse above Rush btrskt Bridge, cn'Klvey
street. myfi)-r74i-3ta
THEE
Western Transportation So*
ASS
WESTERN EXPRESS.
18 62.
TUB WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COX*
PANT having made arrangements to ran their
Steam Propellers on alternate days with those Of thft
NETT XOBK CESTBAI
AKD
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAII.ROAHC,
Numbering thirty first-class, staunch and strong stoma
ere, offer to the commercial public, the following ovl
deutly superior facilities for the tramsportatloa of mo*
chandlse and produce to and from the Eastern, Weal
era. Northern and Southwestern States. The C*B
pany’s unequalled CANAL facilities, esnslstlng of
130 Canal Boats,
Of the largest class, six of which leave New York eaS
Btdr&lodaU|-.coanecUng asßoffalo with the foUowta*
THE WESTEKX EXPRESS,
(Owned and operated by this Company) will run ovts
the New York Central Railroad to Buffalo, connecting
with the various Railroads leading West, and wtiu. tht
follow tug Lines of propellers on the Upper and Lower
Laker:
The Upper lake line Daily.
TV. T. Ce. Steamers. B. C. * C. Use Steamen,
TON AW AN DA, FOUNTAIN CIXY.4
FREE STATE, TVEXOXA,
MOHATTK, MENDOXA,
PLTfIOUTH, EVERGREEN CITT*
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAT FLOWER, CHICAGO,
Leaving the dock at Erie Basin, and foot of Hfehlgu
street, every evening at T o'clock. For freight or pa*
sage, apply at the Western Transportation Office, Erie
Borin, and the Buffalo. Cleveland. and Chicago T-tna
Office, foot of Michigan street.
The Betroti Line Baity,
Tift Kortb Shore direct, connecting at Buffalo wlUl ttft
Kew York Central, anti Buffalo, New
York an 4 Erie BaHroada,
W. T. Co. Steamers. W. T. Co. Bte*»erfc
mssoußi,
ILLINOIS,
SAG LUV,
DUNKIRK,
CONCOBD,
BUBY SIEVASV
OKAB PASHA.
Leaving the dock, Erie Basin, every evening, al 1
o’clock. For freight or passage apply at the Compaaafi
Office, Erie Basin
Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusky
and Green Bay line.
Central Railroad Steamer*
EQFATOB, E^moX,
ABAXES, • EUPHRATES,
ECLIPSE, COUXET,
ROCKET, ffIARQUBTIB.
CUYAHOGA, OBONXES
FOREST QUEEN, .
Leaving the dock at Erta Basin, at 7 o'clock F.H. Fog
freight and passage apply to f. D. Dole, Agent, ohlot
loot of Michigan street.
For hills lading and contracts by Canal or BaQtOtC
■pplytQ thp following Agents:
EVERETT CTLAFp, No. 1 CoentJes Blip, ,N«w Toxß.
HUGH ALLEN, ** " •* •
A COLSON. No. Astor House, NcwTorit
B. G. CHASE, 113 Pier. Albany. N. T.
B. G. CHASE. 151 Klvdr street, Troy, N. T.
J. L BCHD ft CO. Bard’s Dock, Detroit,Mich.
J. J. T XTfal—
Railroad Dock, Milwaukee.
K. A. BUCK, Green Bay. Wls.
W. F. HURD, Boston. Sfasa.
Western Transportation Co, Erie Baals, Boflaio,
CONSIGNEES:
BOND A MORRIS Cleveland. Ohio.
DENNISON B. SMITH, ft CO* Toledo, QUO.
W. T, DHL. Sanduaay, Ohio.
JOHN HZABN&CO.. Erie. Pa.
DUTTON ft RAYMOND, Racine, WIS.
KENOSHA PIER CO* Kenosha, Wls.
W. K.WnIGHTft GO* Waukegan, m,
j. F. KIRKLAND, Sheboygan, wls.
ۥ X. RICHMOND,
Dows Freight Agent, North Dearborn street.
Jo \r. TCTTLE, Up Freight Ageal,
Foot of State street* Chicago, HL
apii-psce-Sai
THE
Northern Transportation Co*y
OF OHIO
Is prepared to transport property Iwtweaa
Heston, all Foists Is Sew England, Sew Tesfc
sad the West,
With promptness, care and dispatch.
This well known Line of Fourteen Ftrstclssß SotV
Steamer*, connects at Ogdensburg with the
Eailrcad for Boston and all Foists is Vsv
EogJaad;
At Cape Vincent wlthtto
Railroad and FropeUdr Line between Caat
TisceatandHewYorlc,
And at Oswego with a
ÜBS OF 25 FIBST CLASS CABAL BOAS
Between Oswego, Tkoy, Albany and New
Forming a DAILY LINE from Boston, New York
OgdesstnnztwCape Vincent and Oswego to Cleveiaad
Toledo and Detroit,'.
AND ATEE-WBEELT UNB TO
ChicsgO) KUwauksa sad Intsrmediata Foctft
AGENTS;
J, Myers, ISI Broadway.-New Tort. . John. HaeX>
t& g, fitate street, Boston. Bddy, Ogdeosbunßu
H.j.Orevo'ln.CaDevtncent. John a. CrawTbid.Oe>
wego. Peltoa ft Breed. • CJeveland. Walker ft
Toledo, Z. S. Mathew*, Dettoft, - O. J. Hale, SCIWMf
Taylor. Uanayft Co* Racine. . >
CLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot cf Sorth XasaQe it, Chieagv,
•tap4-psß6m} ‘
1862. BOSSOUBi; KITEB 1863}
PACKET LINES.
ST. JOSEPH AND OMAHA,
A ST. JOSZISEA TTROJJk
STBA3IBB patSJBLa,
CsptataF.B.KSECHBTAi, B.KD..DA.T, a«*r
STEA3IKK "WEST VCIdV
CaptalxrJ. £.'SUO£EB. W. W.COr£LASD,CI«*
VHLISAYE ST. JOSEPH TBI-WEEKLT
.Saiioe ih© Seaioiu ■ : .
For-Foww dty, White CUmd. Bnla, Araga As&smß±
BronravGlev-Bcei port. Bon ore, Hebmfca
month-Connell Blnffia and Omaha,'on* the tntnl afi
tfce|Expxe6» yaasea&er yraln. groin. St l«oaiaand'fiM
•The Boats oftw* line ire' conmiAaaedbysXmfalaa*
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