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ETprrial Notices
M 'OTHERS! MOTHERS ! I
MOTHKIW ::!
Don't fan to procure
mrs. for chil.
*lLUvaloable preparation Is toe prescription of one
oTihc most experienced and skllliui Norses In New
Lnpland. and Has been used with never failing success
in ihonMr.de of cases.
It not <. niy relieves the child from pain, but luvigo
rate? the t-umach and bowels comets acidity, and
give* tone and enerrr to the whole system, It will al
most Instantly relieve
GKITINO IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC.
And overcome Convulsions, which. If m»t speedily
remedied. end in death. We believe itTbebest and
rarest remedy in the world.ln aM cascsof DYSENTERY
am! DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN. whether arising
from Teething or from any otner cause.
Full directions fornulnc will hccompaar each buttle.
None genuine utile*# thetac-elmHe ofCUUTIS & PER
KINS. New York. U on tne outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealer*.
Principal Office. 48Dry street, New York,
I’BIOE CKLY 25 C£KTB WB BOTTL*.
fc2o-a2;&3m
T IVKR COMPLAINT. —In this
m J cjlmuto.a vast siurtber of persona are more or
lets affected wli)i disorder* of the liver, artslnt from
Inflammation or obstruction of that organ. The com*
iiion evniptomt of liver complaint are aduupalnor
j-chlneln the right tide. parileuUMyon pressure—some
difficulty of h:ca’b!ng—yellow furred tongue, loss of
appoUic. nausea, vomiting. dl*ordcr ol the stomach
and bowels, rick headache, costiveness at some times
unddlarrl.es at others, slight fever* towards evening,
right sweats. &c. Some of the appitarances of liver
complaint are so much liketbose of pnlmon*rycoa
sumption tliat one of these disorders!* often mistaken
forth* other. It Is a common mistake among physic
lans to eujwm; that liver complaintcao be cured only
by calomel; bat this remedy is generally worse than
disease—for they who once submit to *‘a course of mcr
curV’irav r»-urv themselves that thev never wlUen
icy perfect health afterwards. Dn. J. 11. SCHENCK‘B
"M cfl>nAi:t. I’tt.i.s. a purely vegetable compound, an
swer ever’- purpose for which calomel Is prescribed,
and they crnr.oi possibly do any Injurv. Torir action
or. the I\v*t I* so wonderful that some’** regular phya
Mans'* who have witnessed the cares performed ny
ti.om, err-tneouslv repotted that they must ontaln
v&lomcl. To contradict this slander. Dr. Scbenck
:.:adc oalii before an Alderman In Philadelphia, timt
lie Mandrake PUU contain no ml’viral substance what
ever. and n copy of this aihdavit Ispobllshedln Dr.
s-cher;ckV pamplih t. Dr. 6. pledges himself that these
Mandrake Pills will cure any eaas of liver complaint,
ntui abundant evidence of the fart Is exhibited at his
office* In Philadelphia. New Yorlc, Boston. Baltimore
:,r.d V\ aoMngton. where the certificates of his patients,
many of Unit persons of the highest rcspectablllty.are
kept on file. Price 25 cents a box. For sale by all
Druggist* and Dealer*. mhS-Sl
J)IPTHERIA! DIPTHERIA!!
HiatCsDii therta Cnre.GrAKXNTEED to ctee or all
cases, outuc sionxt ncrc-VDEp. The trade supplied
by Lord & £g.lth, AVbolesalo Druggists. 23 Lake street,
Cldc&go. fti23a'n2-3m
r pO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser. having been restored to health In a
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after haring suf
fered several years with a severe long affection, and
tliat dread disease. Consumption—U anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who dcalre It.he will send a copy ol the pro
scription med (freed charge). with the directions for
preparing and nslng the same, which they will find a
sure cure for cossrxpnox. aetux i. dboxchitis. ag
The only object of the advertiser In sending the Pro*
scriptlon U to benefit the afflicted, and spreadlnfoma
tlon which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as It wEI cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties vbMng tic prescription wfll please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON*.
WlHiamsbargh, Kings County.
New Tork.
ftgraSf.Mwd&wy
CAED .
Deafness and Blindness.
DB tTKDKB TOOD. Oculist and Anri*t. Operative
Burgeon, I2t Eaadolph street, near theShcrmaa House,
Chicago, Illinois,
Dr. U.hts devoted Us professional life to Ophthalmic
and Aaral Medicine and Sorgcrv. and receives monthly
oil the ecu and Ingenious Instruments and apparatus,
and the different mode* of treauiumtused for the re
lief and euro of these afflictions In all the Ophthalmic
tad Aural Hospitals and Infirmaries of London, Paris.
Berlin and Vienna. He performs all the approved
ancient and modern operations for Deafness. Cataract,
Artificial Pupil, Cross Eye. Entropium. Ectroplum.
Slaphvloma. FislnlsLacbrymalls. and the removal ox
tumors, wens and spurious growths of every descrip
tion. Artificial Eye* and Ear-Drums Inserted, and
fxamtnation* conducted with the Ophthalmoscope.
Aurisco]>« Otoscope. Pharyngoscope and Ophthalmic
Microscope Instrument* and machinery that brilliantly
Illuminate ibe whole exterior. Interior and posterior
f art* of the Eye and Ear. tlm* revealing the cause and
nature of tnanv diseases of the eve and ear that have
been thought forever hidden in darkness and
Impenetrable obsennty. fell-z9&*-tm
J^OKDOIf
EYE AND EAR
t enter of Randolph and Dearborn streets. Chicago
B, P. REYNOLDS, M. D.,V. D. ITT.,
Of tho Royal Optholmlc Hospital,
fcn-z9ST-lra Losnow.
*PHE CONFESSIONS AND EX
JL ITEIOKNCE OF A
KERTOUS INVALID.
Published forthehcneflt and as a caution to Tones
men and others who suffer from Nervous Deull.ty.
3.arly Dec;-v and their kindred ailment*—supplying
the niransofpcircnrc. Isy one who has cured himself
alter being a victim of mfcplsred confidence In medi
cal humbug and quackery, Ily enclosing a post-paid
«i!r»ctcd ci v#lon. single copies miy tie had of the
author. NATHANIEL MAYKA!It, i>q. Bedford,
Kt.pi-county. New York. JrgJrSj'JSm
'T'IIE GOOD SAMARITAN
JL positively cures ConFumptloa. and all diseases
It-adinc to It. Call oV state your case hr letter, with
fttinp. Advice free. Delay Is dangerous If you are
diseased. Thirty-one years practice and experience.
No calomel or mercury used. Medicines sent l>y mall
or express, office and Laboratory 251 l-S South Clark
ftreft.Chicago. Pott Office Box 7L
delh-yMO Sn DB. PFAHODY.
TJATCHELOK’S HAIR DYE.
JD ThebiriiaUicworld.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR’S
re'ehmted Hair Dve produce* a color not tobedis
tmgmriied from nature—warranted not to Injure the
t-nlr la the remedies the Ul effects of had dyes,
aud invigorate* the hair tor life.
GREY, BED, OR RUSTY HAIR
lti«tant’.v turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the
hair soli and licaiitifal. Sold hy nil Druggists Ac.
rir The genuine Is signed \v illlara A. Batchelor oa
thv four slues of each box. Factory. Hi l!arclar-st„
jiew York, (late 233 Broadway and 10 Boud.) JyS-a.0.-ly
TMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
J_ Dr CbcoctnanV Fills,
T' e comMi.atlon of Ingredients In these Pills are the
rtsnlt of a l«*iig and extensive practice, They are mild
l:i i!; t lr operation, and certain In correcting all Irregu
larltie* Painful McufimaUonß. removing all obstnic
lloim wl’cf.icr from cold nr otherwise, headache. pain
Jh ts.c ride, palpitation of tuc heart. whites. aM nervous
affections hysterics.f&Ucnc.pain Inthcbackaud limbs
itr..dWwl!cdt,leep, wClcbaiUe from InlcuiipUoa 01
tature.
DB. CHEESEM-IX’S PILLS
Was the commencement oi a new era la the treatment
of these Irregularities and ohttmctlons which have
cm M-nedFo ir.acv ioßrr.WATcr.cor.trE. No female
cv. cnjovceod health nnlossheis regular, and when
reran nbrlrucUon takes place the general health be-
Clues todccllr.e
pa. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS
fLro ihc most effectual remedy ever known forallcom
rlali.ls peculiar to Kouui. To ft ll
fnvalnablc. TKprcTXO, wrrn okrtsiktt. psriodioal
■'Ednacirr They are known to thousands, who have
v>t-d them cl'diffcrcat periods, ihroushonlthccountry,
having the reiuctlon of some of the most xiusxxr
pnvMCiufs x>- America. „„ , _
J .iriJCITCriBECTIOSB, BTATTS’G w u THBTWIOtTLD
ror nx re>n. with each Box—the Pities UssDoll&s
rsr P.ox containing from to CO Pills. .
Pills pent hr mall, promptly, by remtttlngto the Agent
Sf: Loire strict. Sou) nV Dnuc.n isr s nes =uallt
tr~ Sold In Chicago at mnnnfactor B price by LOIID
fc SMITH. aplg-lyr
CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Dnponco’s Golden Pills
fob females.
irffalliWc sn correcting. regulatttK. and removing all
~iiionUiiy periods from what
ever caose.” and always successful as a preventative,
and the omv sure and reliable medicine ever known
iCr all diseases, so peculiar to females, whether man
ri-a or single. providing y w o gel the genuine Pills.
“ Married Ladies” wlllbe particular la observing ar
»„c:c 3d of the directions. Ibe Ingredients of the Fills
i-rc made known to every agent, and they inform
-.cm the puis are perfectly harmless, and will do all
claimed for them.
Erlcc, SI.OO per Box.
“General Wholesale Agents.
Bold la CMcagO by
LORD & SMITH ,
T roFMHELD U5 ivortti Clarkstreet.
JVahk nrcrniKlß*. Randolph street.
F V HOOKER. MWwt Randolph street
i '« V\tcHEN V.*> Wert Lake street,
it* ,1 JiROME. corner of Clark and Adams street,
r I'-psendlncKmiEßoCtlte "above agents*
"Port OKlce" can have th.
Jus ler.t (confidentially) by mall. to “F T* rt of Un
C V-&IZ!SSS\ ‘nfnSr MrtlcnUr. Bur nothing
raVcd •* Golden Ala " nerontter unlcjvon
3 ;.d tile Mcnatnreof S. D. Hone on each
I 1.. rcr* M-y been added, on acco'iutOft.iC
been COUNTERFEITED, »e26-QTObGm
f'ATARBH! CATARRH!
V j
Dr. Seeley’s liquid Catarrh Eencdy,
A sore cure tor
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.
It 'ttu'-c: toctxrc Catarrh than roaromptlon.atidby
the we prevent the latter. personsshould
u • dcrrt-nr.d that the better way to core consumption la
W fl!c SmiSoiM orCasirt. •« t!.ej cenenilly«rofir.
»Ti- *Ltifr»t vfff slight. Person# tlnd incyhavea co.d
jiud find P.ct tbev Uave frcucenl attacks, and are more
Si, A-vc to W chances of tcuucralnrc. Inthlaeoa
•lit ion *tlic iiomj may be dry, or a sllcbt discharge, t.iln
a- rt aerd afterwards becoming thick and adWslye,
/ K thc dipci-e becomes chronic the discharges are la-
and clranped In quality :.{her are
u dWvv. ai d arc «a»i-p cot rilof by blow-
the nose. or else tl.cyialUnlo the throat and are
CaVked or coophcd off. The secretions arc oUenslve,
V c V*y«'Vto«* can hr effectually removed,
Price of the C atarrh Kcmcdy. WA —sntlic ent fornse
«)-!ojnoutli. with full and e'ear directions. Mat by ex
rQS.ce. 182 South Clark Street, CTTp Stairs.)
AddiUa »r. D. It SKELVB.
ocu-vlVi r-m Post Office Ho* 4S*.l, ChicaeO. 111,
Consumption!
I'TINE 'i'll RKE BE^IGOIGSt
Stm-NCK-S PULMONIC STKIT for tie cure or
• oit i. c.-df Drracliltlßand every form ufCooßtimp.
.v„ k TTiVixcialiirmctlouornih medicine riper* tao
o.ci-sin tie 10I1KS.promotes Ibe and
’ U"t ttrr l>r erneclor-itlon. pcrJSe* the Wool, ana
•J “ti übila every other i-cmedr
'trilHCi K-SSEA VEEDTONIC. forth/ corCOfD/j
T' or all dUea-res arl-ln,, (roii ix*
It Jtv n.b fonlc invigorates tlic digestive ° t T«Vi*'
Mace of Hiena-trtclnice.
i.cleut. and then enables the patient to digest t.ie most
jiuntloch food. Itisasovcrskvi remedy for a a cues
C SCIlf-Ni'i?B M.VKDBAKE PILLS, one of the post
valuable n utlidi.ts e'er elfcovered. being 4 vegetable
j nbsUtntc fur calomel. and bavin? all the useful prop
erties ascribed to ttiat mineral. without producing auy
cifUaJnJujl.»UKClh-cu.
To tbtsc three medicine*. Dr. J. JL Scbenck.ofPbJU
rielphia. owes ids ut.rtvuUtd s-ncc-ta in the treat-mot
«>r l»oimcr:i»ry t onsutiipiiou. x»ic I’almoiilc Syrup
ri[k;iip the morbid matter, dlechirrcs It aad pariflcariie
i lo.id lireXJaaarateP.llßact upon the Jlvor.remove
;.!1 obstn dlons thcrcfi-xi.i, give theorc*n n hra t : iy
tone and « uic Liver t.ompnilni. wnlchlaone oftte
i.roi! Ir.cCt causer of evntumi.tion, Tim .‘tea tVecd
h enlc Invigorates the j*owin> niibe stomach, and bv
: tunctlietlrp the digestion and brining ittoanortnal
f.tiij healthy condition. Improves the <juallty oftlic
b'.onrt—by whlch means, the formation of olccrsor tu-
J .errle* In 1 he lung* becomes Im powinie, The comblaei
action of these medicines, ar ibnn explained, am care
* v*-rv case of Consumption, If the remedies arc n«ed
}n time, a: <: the use of them peivevercd, In eauicicatty
to brine the case to a favorable termination.*
AllorUi Sclienck’smedlclncs. accompanied byfall
are foldbvaUDroffgtfls/udlJeuers.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea weed Tonic.
• Lr.h. f 1.(0 per bottle. or £5.00 lialfdoun. Mandrake
3T;lf Hi per box. Letters for advice should ab
v aj> be directed to Dr. Bchcnclt’s Principal OiOee, JO
L’orth CUi street, Philadelphia, Pa. j€2l-a305-lm
JJRIME MALT BARLEY,
$1.50 to $l6O per bushel, 34 lbs.
Ere Hmt one Dollar, S5Ew.
„ IRWIN & MOREY,
[ipirair] s Board of inis Biahs*
fflfftirinal
A Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.
lIDIfDDIDTC 1° 611 sections of the city and
llllllllDiu I «J country, kc:-pon hand,baV. sell
www.w and recommend as a tonic sUmu
laol and appcilrcr.
BOBACK’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
APATUtPADICO In nil section* of the city
AIU E nCWAIIICv mjdcouutry keep Instock,
fell and dispense an a tonic
ROSACE'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
!UVCIPIA&IO In nil sections of the cltr and
El I OIUIHRu country. approve and recoup
mend tula celebrated tonic.
ROSACE'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
PDfIfICBC In all fioctionsof thecltvand country.
vnUuCnO supplied with ana
ROBVCE’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
UfITFI O In all sections of the city and country.
■lll I uLu arc supplied with and "cannotkeepa
Hotel.*'without a stock of
BOB.VCK'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
tlftftniTJLl A Throughout the army of the
nlfttr I I AL2I Norilihave found an Indlspcnsa
-1 ■ ble tonic, and arc using, for the
soldiers.
ROBACK’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
£||Tl FDD In everv regiment ought to have.and
JJH B I Ehft mnny bare Introduced and highly
recommend
ROBACK’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
I ADIFC* Old and vonng. for Biliousness. Liver
l_£tui£u Complaint*. Languor. Weakness and
Genera! Debility, are rccommented to
nee
BODICE’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
PUFT.UfinnV Who desire. » Rood tonic, for
CUEeiaBclUE giving tone to the spirits, a
bUhniuvwi b.-altliyappetite am! strength to
thesvstem generally, should not
fall to buy a bottle of
BODICE’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
Dr. C. IV. ROBACK, Prop.. Cincinnati.
C. A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent
Officc2t A 21 Market-et., Lind's Block.
Sold at wholesale by FHLLLR A FINCH. LOUD A
SMITH, SMITH & DWYER, J. 11. HEED ACO„J.
KOESLHLLD. WRIGHT A FRENCH. At retail by
BLIPS & SHARPE, WRIGHT A FRENCH. MANN
A DTCHF.. GALE BROTHERS. E. H. SARGENT, W.
11. DILLINGHAM,!!. .JEROME. JAS WILLARD, and
byDrogzlsts and Dealers generally, throughout the
Northwest. fell-z333-ly-cod
«§•
CONSTITUTION
WATER
THE GREAT REMEDY
TOR THE
CONSTITUTION,
AND THE
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR
DIABETES,
AND DISEASES OP THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
These Dangerous and Troublesome
PlMcaacs, avlalcb. have tUas far Re*
skied tlio beet Directed Treat*
ment.caubo completely con
trolled by tlio Remedy
now before us 2
THE CURATIVE
properties of the medicine direct themselves to
the organa of secretion, and hy so altering the con
idtlon of the stomach and liver that the starchy
{irinciplc of the food is not converted Into sugar so
ong as the system is under the influence ot the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recover thcl
healthy tone and vigor. Wc are able to state tha
the Constitution Water has cured every case of Di
abftls in which it has been given.
STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER URI
NATING.
Diseases occurring from one and the same cause
will be entirely cured by the Constitution Water,
if taken for any length of time. The dose should
vary with the seventy of the disease, from twenty
drops to a tcaspoonful three times a day, in water.
During tba passage of the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms, should be combatted with the
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con
stitution Water, as above directed.
DVSMENORRUCEA. OR PAINFUL MENSTRU
ATION, AND IN MENORRHAGIA OB
PROFUSE FLOWING.
Both discuses arising from a faulty secretion of the
menstrual fluid—in the one case belngtoo little,
and accompanied by edvere pain; end the other a
too profuse secretion, which will be speedily cured
bv the Constitution Water.
"That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Is the result of a relaxation of the
ligaments of that organ, and ia known by a sense
of heaviness* and dragging pains In the back and
sides, ami at times accompanied by sharp laciuat
ing or shooting pains through the parts, will, -In
oil cases, be removed by the mediciuc.
There i s another class of symptoms arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Ncn oneness, which word covers up much ig
norance, and ia nine cases out of ten the doctor
docs not really know whether the symptoms are
the disease, or the disease the symptoms. Wo can
only enumerate them here. I speak more particu
larly of Cold Feet. Palpitation of the Heart, Im
paired Memory, Wakefulness, Flashes of Heat,
Languor, Lassitude and Dimness of rVialon.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION.
Which in the unmarried female is a constant re
curring disease, and through neglect the seeds of
more grove and dangerous maladies are the result;
and as month after month passes withwai an eflort
being made to assist nature, the suppression be
comes chronic, the patient gradually loses herap
petitc, tlie bowels are constipated, nteht sweats
come on. and consumption finally cuds her career.
LUECORRHCEA, OR WHITES.
Thladlreaec depends upon an inflammation of
mucous lining of the vagina and womb. It Is in
all cases accompanied by severe pain in the back,
across the bowels and through the hips. A tea
spoonful ofthc medicine may be taken three times
a day. with an injection of a tea-spoonful of the
medicine, mixed with ft half pint of soft water,
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. AND
CATAAHH OF THE ULADDER,
STRANGURY AND DOUSING.
OK PAINFUL URIN
ATING.
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy, and
too much cannot be said In ft* praise. A single dose
has been known to relieve most argent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain In the
email oft be bock and through the bins? A tcaspoonfhl
a dav of Constitutional Water wQI relieve yon like
“”**■ FOK DYSPEPSIA.
It baa no equal in relieving the moat distressing symp
toms. Alb<* Headache. Heartburn. Acid. sumiach,Vom
iting Food, &C. Take a teasponnful after dinner. The
dote In all ctsca may lie increased II desired, but
should be done gradually.
rrivsiaAKS
Hare long since given up the use of bnebo. eubebt.
ar.djnnliH-rs Ja tlie treatment of these diseases, ana
only uee them for want of abetter remedy.
COKSTITTUTIOX WATER.
Has proved Itself equal to the task that has dcvolv
ni*oou.
DIURETICS
IHtate and drench the Iddneys. and by constant use
soon load to chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease. _
Bead, Bead) Bead*
Daxtille, Juno 2,150.
Dr, Wu. Jl. Geboo—Dear Sir: In February. SSI*:
I n« altuctedwtth the sugar diabetes. au<l for live
mouths I passed more than two gallons of water in
.wcutyTucr hoar*. 1 was obliged to get up as often at
cn or twelve limes during the uUht. and la live
mouths! lost about fifty pounds la weight, During
Hie mouth of July, isCLI procured two bottles of
ConMltotoln Water, and In two days after using it, 1
experienced relief, and after taking two buttles 1 was
entirely cured, pood after regaining my usual good
Leal til. Voure truly,
lcatm. *“** J. V. L. DEWITT.
DOST OX COEXEES, X. T„ Dee. 27. 1361.
Wtt.n.GcEoa&Co.
Gout<:—lfrcelyglve yon liberty to make use of the
following ccnincale of tbc value of Constitution
Water, which I can recommend In the highest manner;
Sly wife, who was attacked with pain la the should
length of the back, audio her limbs, with
Palpitation of the Ilcart, attended with Fulling of the
Womb. and Irritation. I called a
phvrfrtan, who attended her about three mouths, when
bereft her worse than he found her. 1 then employed
one of the best physlclaus 1 could find who attended her
for about nine months, and whUo she was under his
rare she did not puffer oulte so much pain; ho finally
gave her up. and said “her case was lucurable.” For,
•aid he, “she has rncli a combination of complaints,
that medMne ctvcnforor.c operates against so tncolhcr
of bcrdlllicultTca.** About this time, she commenced
the use of Constitution Water, and to oar ntter aston
ishment.aluij*t (he first (lose seemed to have the <le
.Led efleci.atidshC kept on improving rapidly under
It? treatment, and now superintends entirely her do
rootle affidrs, She has not taken any of the Constitu
tion Water for about four weeks, and wo are happy to
say ih&l U Uai crodoccd s permanent
M. VAN DENSCHOTEN.
Miltoed, Coam, Not. 19th, IS6L
Djt,Wixxisac JT.Gneuo: . , , ...
DcarSlr—l have lor seTcnJ years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease—Ghatel—
which reslr-bid all remedies and doctors, until X took
Coxsrmrno.v Wateb, and you may be ascrod tlmt I
via executing pleased with the result. It has EsnCE
LT ccniD me. and you may make any use of my name
von may s -c fit in regard to the medicine, as I hare en
tire coufic n ce in Its ctucncy.
POND STRONG.
THESE ARE TACTS ENOUGH.
There i» no class of diseases that produce sneb ex*
haortlcjr r'h*ctH upon tlie Immtn constitution a« Dla*
Petes and Olsases of the Kidneys. Illodder and Urinary
Passage*. raid through a false modesty they arc neg*
lecteur.ntll they arc so advanced as to be beyond the
control or ordinary remedies, and we present t be
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the conviction that U has no equal
rSlcvli.c the class of disease* of wJdch It has been
f^nnd EO'j&laeDtly successfullo curing; and we trust
that wediall be rewarded for oar effort* In placing so
vMnuMe a rc-niW In a form to meet the requirement*
of patient and physician.
FOB SALE BT ALL DBUGGISIB Pmoi. IL
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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1803.
TEE OLEBIOAL IMBEOGIIO.
The Bill for an Injunction Filed by
the Counsel of Eev. Mr. Hager.
GROUNDS FOR THE CHANCERY
PROCEEDINGS.
THE BILL.
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Superior
Court of the city of Chicago, in chancery Bitting,
humbly complaining, eboiveth unto Your Honors,
your orator, Elijah >V. Hager, of the city of Chi
capo, in the connty of Cook and State of Illinois.
That your orator has been for the past thirteen
year?, prior to the filing of this. Ids bill, e clergy
man of the Protestant Episcopal Church In the
United Stales of America.
That the raid Protestant Episcopal Clmrch la a
purely religions organization or association, co
extensive with the limits of the United States of
America, and regulated and governed as toltagon
end conduct. by a Constitution and code of general
laws, known as Canon*, which have been and are
from time to time enacted by representatives from
the members, clerical and lay, or said religions As
poi i.ntSon throegbont the United States, in Gener
al Convention periodically assembled, and which
arc etvlcd tlic Constitution and Canons of the
Protc*tant Episcopal Church In the United States
of America.
Thai the said Protestant Episcopal Church ia
further composed of different distinct organ
zations, co-cxtensivc with the bounds
or limits of a State or part of
State in the United States, and known and dlatUi-
gnitbed as the Dioceso of the particular State or
Srtofa State. That each of Mild organizations
own as PioeM* in said religions organization
ia regulated by a Constitution and Canons or laws
enacted by its own representatives in Convention
periodically assembled, and at the same time Is in
its general conduct, together with the other Dio
ceses, regulated by and subordinate to the Consti
tution and Canons of the said general Convention
of said Protestant Episcopal Church In the United
States.
That each and every clergyman ol said church
association, although temporarily or permanently
attached to and a member of any of said Dioceses
is nevertheless known and recognized as such
clergymen throughout the existing limits of said
Protestant Episcopal Church, and entitled to and
a partaker of all the rights and privileges of such
ciergymnnship, which arc granted and guaranteed
to him as such by the Constitution and Caucus of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
States.
That the clergymen in said ProtostantEpiscopal
Church are divided into three grades or classes,
namely: Bit-heps. Priests and Deacons, of which
said cfassr- the Bishop is the highest, and has cer
tain privileges and powers granted to him under
the constitution ana Canons as well of the general
churches us of the different Dioceses or State As*
sociatlons, and that each Diocese has at Its bead a
cldef officer, a Bishop, and that the grade of your
orator is the second grade or class In said Church,
namely, that of a Priest. *
That on or about the first day of August, A. D-,
16G2, yonr orator who had been a* aforemention
ed. for more than twelve years before, a clergy
man of the said Protestant Episcopal Church m
the Vailed States of America, and had been con
nected for three years previous thereto as such
clergyman with and a member of the Diocese of
llas.-achufeetta, of good standing and Irreproached
and unimpeachable in his character and standing
therein, connected himself with the Diocese of the
State of Illinois, according to the Constitution and
Canons ol said Diocese; that the limits and
bounds of the said Diocese are the limits and
bounds of the State of Illinois.
That immediately upon such connection so ca
nonically made by yonr orator, as such clergyman,
with said diocese of Illinois, yonr orator became
at once entitled to all the rights and privileges of
such—hie clenrymauship—as well under the Con
stitution and Canons of the said Dioccsc ofllli-
noit>, asunder ami by virtno of the Constitution
and Canons of the said Prot-etaut Episcopal
Church In the United States of America.
That ttic second article of the Constitution of said
Diocese of Illinois, which said Constitution to-
gethcr with the Canons of said Diocese were in
force when your orator became canonically
connected as aforesaid with said Diocese, and still
arc in fere:, -nd which yoar orator now produces
here in court and craves rercYeUCG 4° “3 part of
this his Bill, provides 41 That the Church id
“the Diocese or Illinois accedes to the Constitu
tion and Canons of the 4 Protestant Episcopal
“ Church In the United States of America,’ and
44 recognizes the authority of the General Convcn
-44 lion of the same.*’
That your orator, cotemporaneously with his
canonical connection as aforesaid with said church
In the Diocese of Dllnois. became by the selection
and appointment—lawfully made nuder tho Canon
of said Diocese of Illinois Ad of said General
Protestant Episcopal Church—of tbe members
thereof, Hector or Minister in and over a parish or
congregation of said Protestant Episcopal Church,
known as the “Church of tho Holy Communion,”
in the city of Chicago, in said'eomity of Cook, and
hath been since then hitherto and now is a clergy
man of said Church and a minister of said Diocese
of Illinois in charge of said “ Church of the Holy
Communion.*’
That it is provided In Section 4th of CanonS. of
said church in the Diocese of Dllno]?, that In the
formation of parochial associations or incorpora
tlous: “All the provisions of the Statute for rell
“ glous incorporations of the State of Illinois, and
“ of any Canon of the General Convention shall be
“strictlyfollowed and observed, and all theac
“ krowledgements or record thereby required, be
“ dnly math* “—as by reference to said Canon, when
produced, will fully appear. That the said Associ
ation or Parish, styled the church of “the Holy
Communion*’ in its organization strictly ami fully
followed and observed all the provisions of the Stat
ulesfor religiouslucorporations of the State of Illi
nois, and has a legal existence and continuance
under tuid laws, and is therefore, as an incorpora
tion under thclawsofthc Slat-; of Illinois, legally
created, nnder the protection of the said laws and
within the Jurisdiction, as your orator Is advised
and believes, and therefore submits, of the Courts
of Equity of said State of Illinois, when a proper
and sufficient cause for the interposition of such
courts in Us behalf is exhibited; and your orator
further submits under council that as a member and'
Hector or minister of said “Church of the Holy
Communion.’ 1 he is also under the protection of
thelaws of said State, and his rights and privileges
as member of said church arc within the equitable
jurisdiction of this honorable court.
Your orator further complaining, shows nnto
Your Honors, that Canon 20 of said Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Illinois, is :ts
follows:
“ Caxox SX.— Ofihetrial of a clergyman not
being a lUfhop.—' Whenever any minister of this
diocese, not being a Bishop thereof, shall become
liable topreseniment and trial nnder the provi
sion of any Canon of the General or Diocesan
Convention, the mode of proceedings in the Dio
cese shall be as follows, viz.:
“ Sec. I.—'Whenever the Bishop shall have rea
son to believe, on information being given by a
■major part in number of the vestry of any
‘chuich of which the accused is a minister,'or by
' any three presbyters of the Diocese entitled to
“ scats in the Convention, or ‘from public rumor,*
1 as contemplated by Section 11, Canon 37, of the
“General Convention, that any clergyman is un
• der imputation of having been guilty of any
‘offence or misconduct for which he is liable to ho
‘tried, and that the Interest of the Church re
quires an investigation, it shall be his duty to
‘appoint three persons, of whom two at least
‘snail be presbyters, to examine the ease, a mi
nority of whom may make such examination,
‘and if there be, tn their opinion, sufficient
‘gioundsfora presentment, they shall present
4 enrh clergyman to the Bishop, who shall thero
-4 upon cause a copy cf said presentment, together
‘ with a citation to appear and answer thereto, to
4 bc served upon the accused with all convenient
• speed.
“ Sec. 2—'The Bishop, or if there be no Bishop
‘the Standing Committee shall appoint the trial
“ and place for the trial, and the place must bo
•‘ within the Diocese. The Bishop, or if there bo
■‘noßishop, the Standing Committee maypoat
“ pone the trial from time to time, for cause shown
“ or when iuetice required it.
“Sec. 3 'The Bishop shall proceed upon the trial
“aaJndge.and not less than three nor more than
“flve presbyters, shall be hi? assessors to try the
“ facts in Issue, which presbyters shall be selected
“by the accused out of a list of eight [to bo far
“ nlshcd by the Bishop from among th'ose entitled
“ to scats in the Convention], who shall be ancon
“netted with said party by relationship or mar
“riage, and not parties in the presentment; and
“ if the accused shall neglect or refuse to make his
‘Selection, the Standing Committee shall select
“ for him. and if there be no Bishop, or he decline
‘■acting in the trial, the Standing Committee shall
“designate some member of the Court to preside
“ in hu* place.
“Src.4. A written notice of the time and place
“ appointed for the trial shall be served on the ac- !
“ cased, and also on one of the presenters, at least
“thirty days previous thereto. Advocatesor I’roc
“tors shall be allowed on either side at the plea
“snreof the party, provided they are clergymen
“canonicallyresident In the Diocese, or laymen
“ who have been communicants in some parish of
“ the same, for at least two years before the trial.”
Year Orator further shows unto your Honors, that
Sec. n, Canon 87, of the General Convention of
said Church,referred to in said Canon 20 of the Dio
cese of Dlinois, provides, amongst other things,
that if a Minister of the Church shall be accused
by “public rumor,” (amongst other) of being
guilty of scandalous, immoral or disorderly
conduct, an inquiry shall be instituted as to
the truth of such public rumor; and in case of
the Individual Being proceeded against
and convicted according to the roles or process
provided by the Convention of his Diocese, he
shall be admonished, suspended or degraded, aa
the uatme of the case may require. In conformity
with their respective Constitutions and Canons,
as in reference to said Canons of said General
Church when produced, and which your orator
prays may bo taken aa part of this bill will more
fnllv appi ar.
Your orator humbly states and submits, there
fore, open counsel, that nnder the Canons of
the said Diocese of Illinois, your orator, as a cler
gyman of said church and a minister of said Dio
cese of Illinois, ami a member and rector of said
Church of the Holy Communion, could. If proceed
ed against tobe tried, only bo proceeded against
upon information being given to (he raid Bl*hopbv
a tiWjor-j<n( in nvm&er of (he tu>try of (he Church
rf tnc lldy Communion, or by three pre*bif
(ere cf the JHoceee of lUlnoi*. (meaning
clergymen.) entitled to scats in the Convention of
said Diocese. or from “public rumor” under paid
bEC. it. of Canon 87 o! the General Convention
of paid Church, and no otherwise howsoever.
Your orator farther complaining, shows unto your
Honor* that on the 15th day of January, A.D. 1563.
Ibcßt.Rcv. Henry John Whtchouse, Bishop of
the Diocese of Illinois, caused to be served
upon your orator an in trumeut In writing, pur
poiticgon Us face to be a citation, wherointhesaid
Bishop of the Diocese of Dlinois stated or recited
as follows:
“To the Rev. E. W. Hager. Rector of the Church
“ ol the Holr Communion, Chicago.
“ Haring been credibly informed that von were
“ under Imputation of being guilty of offhase and.
“ misconduct for which you were liable to be tried,
“mid that the interest of the church required an
“investigation, 1 have duly proceeded according
“ to the provisions of Canos xY of the Diocese of
“Illinois, ‘of the trial of a clergyman not being a
“Bishop’ to appoint a committee of inquiry con
“ sifting of two Presbyters and one layman to cx
“ominetliccasc. The said Commissioners have
“ carefully made snch examination and find in their
“opinion'sufficient grounds for presentment and
“in coiu-eqnenrr have formally made to me as
“Bishop of the Diocese of Illinois, saiapresent
“ ment dal. d Jan. 13th, A. D., ISGi, a c driftedcopy
“of which I herewith serve upon you by thehands
“ of the Rev. Charles Henry \ an Dyne, a summon
“erappointed by mo for that purpose; and Ido
“hereby cite yon to appear and answer to said
“presentment In the city of Joliet, in the county
“of Will on Wednesday the 19th day of February
“next, at ten o’clock in the morning In Christ
“Church in paid city. . . .
“ And, furthermore, I do hereby furnish you with
“ a list ns follows, of eight clergymen. Presbyters
“oftheDioccee oflllinois.whoarecntltledtoscats
“ in the convention of the same, and as far as I
“know and believe, arc disconnected with yon by i
“relationship or marriage, and not parties in the
“presentment; from which list the* furnished you
“ arc to f-i-lect not less than three nor more than
“ five to be my Assessors to try the fact in the is-
Thcßev. Thomas N. Benedict, Hector of Christ's
Church. Ottawa. _ • _ ~ . , _
The Rev. Samuel Chase, D.D., President of Ju
bilee College. _ „ _ .
The RerrLewisP. Clover, D. D., Rector of St.
Paul’s Church, Springfield-
The Rev. John H. Egor, Hector of Grace Church,
Galena.
The Rev. Hemy T. Heister, Rector of St. An
drews’Church. Farm Ridge. ,
The Rev. John Wesley Osborne, Missionary, 111-
inois-Ccutral Railroad.
The Rev. Wm.M. Steel, St. John’s Church, Dc-
Rev. George C. Street, St. Luke’s Church,
** *-And In the event that you shall refuse or no
“rfpet to make your selection, and duly Informme
“of the same within ten days tom the date of this
“ pptlce and citation then w Standing Committee
“ will make the selection for yon, according to the
“ provision of Section m. Canon to of the Diocese
“ of Illinois, and (he (rial shall proceed at (he time
“ ahd jilace appointed.
Given under my hand and seal on this, 15th day
ofJanuary,A.D.Jß63,and in the twelfth year of
my Consecration.
IfcEAL l Ebnrt J. WsrrEnouaß,
Bishop of the Diocese of TIL .
as, from inspection of the original thereof in the
possession of your orator, when produced, will op*
pear. And also accompanying the said paper writ
ing the said Biehon caused to oe served upon your
orator o certain other paper writing purporting to
be a entitled copy of certain charges in writing of
scandalous and immoral conduct against rouroro
tor.puiportliigtohavebeenmadti to said Bishop,
and signed b; George Greene, Thomas Smith and
W. B. Roberts, styling themselves commissioners
or presenters appointed by said Bishop for exami
nation under said Section 1 of said Canon XX of the
Diocese of Illinois, and upon which paid charges
jour orator-use to be tried under said citation or
notice on said 19th day of February, 1863, at Joliet
aforesaid, which said certified copy jour orator
here produces in Court, making it a part of this
bill reference beingtlwreto bad.
Your orator, further complaining shows unto
Tour Honors that the charges made in said paper
writing bj said Greene, Smith and Roberts, arc of
a character very Injuriously affecting the charac
ter, reputation and standing of your orator In the
community, as a cltiica of the State of Illinois, a
memberof said Protestant Episcopal Church, and
especially as a minister In the same, now in active
dnty and good standing, and that if your orator
should be convicted of the same audfouod guilty,it
might result in the suspension or degredatiou of
J our orator from his said ministry. That by the
awe or Canons of said Protestant Episcopal Church
in force in said Diocese of Dlinoia.a minister when
degraded from his ministry, is degraded en
tirely and forever and can never bo restored.
Yocr orator further showetb unto YonrHonors that
hehasbeenamemberin said charchforthe past
thirteen years; that his character as a member
therein basal ways been without suspiclonor blem
ish; end that the charges made against him by
said Greene, Smith and Roberts, are the first char
ges ot impropriety or immorality which bare ever
cen made sgoinethim in saldministry; and that
the said charges so alleged against him are all and
every of them wholly, wickedly and maliciously
false.
Your orator farther ehoweth that should your
orator be triedand convicted cf the charges bo
made against him. the injury resulting to hua as a
minister of tald church, from a suspension or deg
radation from said ministry, which miirht follow
upon said conviction, would be Irreparable, for not
only your orator's profession as a Christian minis
ter in eald church,and from which alone he does
now and can gain a livelihood, would be destroyed
forever, bat your orator’s character as a Christian
d an and as a citizen would-bo irrcparablyinjured,
and that no remedy at law whatever could in any
degree compensate him for the Incalculable dam*
age and Injury which he would thereby sustain.
zoar orator further complaining showeth onto
Tour Honors that the proceedings of the said
Bit-hop of the Diocese of Illinois as your orator Is
advised by counsel, and humbly submits,
being based not upon Information .by a
majority of your orators vestry, nor by three
Presbyters of the Diocese of Illinois, nor “ from
publierumor'*ls wholly unwarranted by the Canons
of theGeneralConvemlonof the said church, and
of the Diocese of Illinois, from its inception, and
Is therefore null acd void and that no valid
subsequent proceedings can be based tbere
ou. But your orator in fact says that he
is informed, and verily believes and so solemn*
lycharges the fact to be that the said Bishop of
said Diocese did not receive the information allegfed
in his said notice to have been by him received
from either of the three sources appointed by
said Canon,but that one John Wilkinson, a cler
gyman in the said Church, the Chaplain or assist
ant minister to the said Bishop In bis church in
Chicago, with the view, ns your orator solemnly
believes and charge?, to injure your orator irre
parably as a minister in said Church, and toprocurc
the trial, conviction, suspension or. depredation of
Sur orator from said ministry, made to the said
shopWhitchousc representations and statements
against the character and moral reputation and
conduct ofyour orator, and Induced trim, the said
Bjshop.topr oceed upon hi s said statements against
your orator. That in fact there are not nor have '
beenfrom “public rumor’’any charges whatever
against your orator at any time other than such
statements as may have followed sud been the sole
result acd consequence of the said representations
of said Wilkinson, so made by him, and of the
subsequent proceedings taken therein by the said
Bishop. Your orator further states unto your
Honors that the said Henry J. Whitchouae,Bfshop
as aforesaid, without any authority or right undiir
the Canons of said Church or Diocese, but solely,
as your orator Is Informed, upon the representa
tions of said Wilkinson, did thereupon, as your
orator is Informed, appoint said Urecuc. Smith
andßohcrtsa commission to inquire into said
Imputation against your orator. That your orator,
upon bis information and belief, states the fact to
the said Greene, Smith and Heberts, were
him the said Wilkinson, ails the said Wilkin
son personally took part with them irilucu C?°rts
to succeed In obtaining causes for presentment
and trial against your orator; and that ho, the said
Wilkinson, lias been since the said 15th day of
January. A. D. 18C3, “ ami for some time prior
thereto,” actively engaged In efforts to ootain
from some source or other, with a view to
accomplish his unlawful designs against your
orator, sufficient statements of Improper conduct
against yonr orator, whereon your orator might he
prosecuted and tried, and that ho, the said Wilkin
son. induced and produced the making of said pre
tended charges against your orator.
Your orator further states unto yonrHonors, that
the* said Greene, brnith and Huberts wore se
lected by the said Bishop without your orator’s
know ledge or consent, and that yonr orator had no
noticcof anysteps being taken by them; thht all
their proceedings were secretly conducted; and
that your orator was apprised for the first time, of
the charges which they, the said Greene,Smith and
Huberts, would make against him, for his trial
thereon, at the tlmo the said Bishop served upon
liiro acopy of the same as aforesaid. Yourorntor,
complaining further, showethuntoyonr Honorsthat
on the third day of February last the said Henry
J. Whitehonec. without solicitation thereunto by
vom oralor.bclfor certain reasons which he thenss
signed.postponed the time ofyourora tor's saidtrial
from the Jftb day of February last unto Tuesday the
3d of Jlarcb iust., at Joliet aforesaid, being a period
of 23 daysfrom said third day oTFebruaiy. That
on the 4th day of February last, your orator noti
fied the said Bishop WhUehousc that your orator
bad sdectc d three from the list of eiehl clergymen
furnished jour orator, by the said Bishop, on said
15th day of January, A. D. 1863. Jn his earn citation
or notice, to be assessors on said trial whenever
the same might take place. That on the fifth day
of February last, the said Bishop acknowledged
the receipt of yonr orator's, said letter of the 4th
announcing such selection, and stated to your
orator that he wonld duly notify the persons thus
selected; that since that day, luctth day of Feb
ruary last, your orator has had no knowledge or in
formation from the said Bishop, or from the said
persons eo selected whether or not they are pre
pared to be the assessors under said canon, to
■ try the said issue upon said charges, nor whether
they or either of them are so situated as to
be able to be present at such trial as such asses
sors— that in fait, as fur as your orator knows or
is informed from the said Bishop or the said
persons so selected, or either of them, the said
Court to try your orator npon said pretended
charges has never been and is not now constitu
ted as a tribunal; and your orator is advised by
counsel and hmnbly submits that said section four,
of Canon 20 of the Diocese of Illinois, which
provides for a written notice of the time and
place of the trial being served npon tiro accused
at least thirty days previous thereto contemplates
end is predicated upon u previous canonical
constitution of tire tribunal or court
before which such trial is to take place, and
that until such Court has been canonically const!-
tilled, and your orator notified thereof, no notice
of.the time and place of irlnl can lawfully or ca
nonically be served upon yonr orator, and that
after IV.o constitution of said Coart or tribunal,
yonrorator underpaid canon Is entitled to fall
thirty days notice of the time and place of said
trial, by paid Court so conetltnted. Yonr orator
therefore submits tlrnt no valid notice, un
der said canon, whatever, has ever been
given to yonr orator, of the time and
place of said trial, and that, therefore, the
trial of said presentment on Tuesday, the 3d day
of March instant, at Joliet aforesaid, as the said
Bishop has notified yonr orator it shall be, cannot
lawfully or canonically take place; and jour or
ator cow states that since the said Bishop, on the
Stli day of February last.informcdyourorat rtbat
he would notify the three persona so selected by
yonr orator, *• he has never communicated with
your orator on that subject, and yonr orator has
not now. In fact,” any knowledge as to whether
the said three persons so by him selected, or any
of them, will be the assessor or assessors nndcr
said canon.
Tour orator further showelh nnto yonrbonors that
all the cliarges made against him iuthonameof the
fcaidGrcen, Smith andilohcTts.arc.aa before stated,
cntirelv, wickedly and maliciously false, and that
if tour orator can be enabled to obtain anyprocess
from any court competent for that purpose to com
pel the attendance and testimony, or the testimo
ny upon commission of witnesses in his knowl
edge, in bis behalf, he will be able folly to establish
the entire falsity of said pretended charges, an dhls
own entire innocence.
That there is no power under the Canons of said
Diocese of Illinois, provided whereby any wit
nesses ran be compelled to appearand testify,
either In person, or to appear and testify
before a commissioner, and that the
appearance or the testimony, otherwlsetak-m. of
witnesses is wholly voluntary with themselves.
Your orator further showethnntoyonr honors that
thare arc resident in the city of Cleveland, in the
State of Ohio, two witnesses, named Sebastian
L. Everett, ami Everett, his wife, whose tes-
limony is very material In bahalf of your orator, ,
who have distinctly stated tint they were present -
atthe time and place when and where your orator '
ischargcd with having committed actsofimpro- 1
priety with certain persons named in said pro
tended chart ee, and that no such acts of impropri
ety as charged were committed byyonr orator-that
oco of the Mid witnesses, tho said Sebastian L,
Everett, in behalf of himselfand hia wife, has made
this statement some weeks ago publicly In one of
the Chicago papers, over his own signature; that
your orator, knowing that there wa* no power un
der said Canon to compel their attendance or testi
mony, took measures to ascertain what they could
testify to, and found that they can. If they will,
disprove entirely all the materials of the pretended
charges against yonr orator.
That your orator had good reason to believe,up to
IhcSlstdsyof February last.that said witnesses
would voluntarily come to this State and give their
testimony in his behalf; and that on that day yonr
orator was informed, for the first time, that they
would not testify on the said trial before the said
Bishop, asd that they gavcasthclrreason for not
to doing, that they were related to some of the
parties m the pretended charges, and therefore
they would not testify in said trial.
Tn-t the following is a true copyof a letter writ
ten to the editors ofthedncAGoTßicuNßon the
2Sth day of January, A. D. ISGT. by the said Se
bastian L. Everett for publication therein, and
which in fact, nt his request, published in the said
newspaper on the day or January, A. D. 15(13.
Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 23, lrG3.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
There has recently appeared In thcpablicprinta
sonic charges of bad conduct against the Rev. Mr.
Hager of Chlcage. On the occasion when. It is
said, ho was guilty of improprieties, my wife.with
other ladles, waspresent. Sne asserts that there
was not the least impropriety in Ilf. Hager’s man
ner or behavior. I saw the ladies and Mr. Hager
together mynlfn short time after, and they treated
him with all tine kindness and respect. It was
perfectly evident that nothing disagreeable bad
liappcncd between them. 1 have positive knowl
edge of their meeting on subsequent occasions,
Avhcn the most pleasant relations prevailed.
S. L. Everett.
The original of which when required will bo pro
duced to this Court by your orator.
That on the 23d day of February last, your
orator [the 22d being Sunday! communicated to
the said Bishop the materiality of the testimony
of tho Mid witnesses in his behalf, and the fact
that he had only tho day before learned that they
would not come on said trial on the 81 day of
March, and in addition thereto the further foet
of the present pressing occupation of hia
counsel—with their other professional du
ties rendering it almost impossible for them to
devote ar.y of their time to yonr orator’s business
and Interests—and upon these facts asked from the
said Bishops postponement of said trial to a fu
ture day; that yonr orator in makiog Mid applica
tion, then hoped that he might possibly succeed
by tnrthcr efforts in inducing the said Everett and
hta raid wife voluntarily to appear and testily in
said tr!al,orto*sscnt to allow tucirtcstimony to he
taken on o commission from the said Bishop: that
vour orator requested a reply from the said Bishop
to bis said request at his earliest possible conve
nience ; that on the 26th of the past moctb your or
atorrcceivcd from the said Bishop a reply to his
said reoueft, declining to grant your orator
a postponement of said trial, alleging as a reason
for such refusal, cot any insufficiency of
the causes therefor shown by yonr orator, or
that justice did not require it, bat that the
said George Green, W. u. Roberts and Thomas
Smith had, forreasons which theygave him. abso
lutely refused (as tho said Bishop informed yonr
orator) lo concur in such arrangement. Yonr
orator submits and charges that the said Bishop
otlhe Diocese of Illinois has exceeded the powers
given him under the said Canons; in that he Institu
ted proceedings against your orator upon the In
formation of one person alone, as your orator be
lieves and charges, and that..person, as tout or
ator is Informed and verily believes, the said John
. Wilkinson; In that, further, be has fixed the time
, of your.orator’s-trial npon Mid alleged charges
i without giving your orator thirty daw previous
. • noU« thereof after tho toofititatlou of tiw Coon
or tribunal before whom yonrorator Is to be tried;
in Hat he luu» refused a poelpHicment ot the time
of his trial, upon good cansu siownby your orator,
basing his said refusal upon the disinclination en
tirely of the said Urcen, Bobc.'ts and Smith, for
reasons which they gave him, to concur in such
postponement, «n«i that, therefore, under
counsel, your orator charges and submits
Hat the said Bishop of the said Diocese, is pro
ceeding with your orator's said trial, at
tbc time by him fixed therefor in direct
vio’ation of the letter and spirit of the
Canons of the Diocese of Illinois. Your Or
ator faith further that nevertheless be took imme
diate steps upon receiving said refusal from the
said Bishop by the most urgent appeals to Indace
the said Everett and his wife to,
come to this State and tcitify on said trial
offer!eg to pay allihcir expenses, coming, return
ing and tarrying here; but they totally disregard
the said appeals and efforts of your orator. And
yonrorator states to yonrHonors, that unless the
said Everett and hie wife can be bronghtto testify
on said trial, either personally or through com
mission.your oratorrearegrcatiytbakbewinbc un
able to make a successful defense to and refat ulon
of the mod material of the said pretended,but false
and wicked charges against him. And yoar orator
further states unto your Honors, that the
said witnesses, S. L. Everett and his wife,
your orator Is informed, and believes and
so charges, have been • slbce the publication
of said S. L. Everett’s said letter, in said
Chicago Tiubcne prevailed upon,infiuenced and
induced by the acts and appliances of the said par
ties to said preteuaed charges, who are relatives
to tbc paidEvcrett and wife, and which said patties
arc wholly under the control and influence of the;
said George W. Green, W. H.Boberts and ThomiS
Smith, and the said John Wilkinson, to refuse to
give their said testimony on said trial In
behalf of yonr orator. And your ora
tor, upon bis information and belief, charges the
fact to he that the said Green, Roberta, Smith and
Wilkinson have it positively la their power and
control to cause the appearance of the said wit
nesses at said trial, or of their giving their
testimony on a commission from said Bishop,
and that the said witnesses are nowentirely under
tbc Influence of them or of tfaclr said relatives
who are controlled by them, and that theycaa. If
compelled by this court so to do, produce the said
witnesses for examination,orally or otherwise, on
said trial; and that the said witnesses now refuse
so to be examined in consequence of the applian
ces and Influences of the said Greene, Robert?.
Smith and Wilkinson, or one of them, or of
some of the said parties over whom they have
full control; and yonr orator farther states that
the following isa true copy of a letter received by
yonr orator's counsel from said S. L Everett, on
the 17th of thepaet month, and which your ora
tor's said counsel communicated to your orator on
the 21st of said mouth, positively informing yonr
orator's said counsel that he would not testify
ou tbc said trial on acconntof his relationship to
some of tbc parties.
CnEVEUtim, Ohio, Feb. 14, 1803.
J. P. Clarkson, Esq.— Dear Sir: Tonr favor of
the 12th I received yesterday. Under the circum
stances of tlie case, the very close relation exist'
iug between the parties to the suit of Mr.
and myself, and the fact that all wo coaid say
having been expressed in tho card I have pub-
Jishedinthe TmntrNE, for the purpose of with*
drawing my wife's name from before the public
1 must us at present situated decline to be present
at the trial before the Bishop.
I am yours respectfully, 8. L. Evebeti.
The original of which Isin your orator's posses*
elon.and will be produced by him to this Honorable
Court when required.
Andyour orator therefore humbly submits to
your Donor that forasmuch as there is no power
whatever in the said Canons of the said Diocese of
Illinois, or in the said Bishop of same, by virtue
of said Canons, or otherwise to compel the attend*
ante or the testimony, otherwise of said S. L.
EvercUandbis wife, and forasmuch as this fart
Iswcllknown to said Greeny Roberta Smith and
Wilkinson, and it is fully intholrpower to procure,
if they wi!l,their attendance and examination, they,
Die said Green, Roberts, Smith and Wilkinson
should be enjoined and restrained from further
proceeding with their prosecution of your orator
upon eaiu false and wicked charges, until they
snail produce both of the said witnesses for ex
amination in your orator's behalf upon the trial of
said presentnunt either orally or by commission
from said Bishop. And your orator further
states onto yonr honor, that there is no
appeal from the decision of such a court,
as is provided by tho Canons of the said
Diocese of Illinois, and before which the said
Bishop has, as before mentioned, notified yon
orator tliat he will be tried on tho 3d instant, al
lowed by said Canon to your orator to any other
court or tribunal, and that unless your orator can
he enabled to secure the testimony of these wit
nesses above mentioned, he may. against right,
against justice, and against the spirit of the Canons
ot said Diocese, and the laws of God and man, be
.convicted of said pretended charges of which he is
wholly innocent and thns bo forever rained in pro
fession and reputation as a good citizen, a min
ister of said church In said Diocese, and
a Christian man. Your orator further states
.unto your Honors that said Henry John Whito
bouse; Bishof’-Bi* iaiu xXuCfse Gl
George Greene, said Thomas Smith, and the said
John Wilkinson [all of whom, together with the
taxdW.ll. Roberta,your orator praya maybe
made defendants to this his bill of complaint] arc
residents of the county of Cook, and within the
jurisdiction of tills Court and its process.
And your orator fnrtbcrstatcs untoyonr Honors
that [althongbyonroratorhasreqnestedthomso to
do] said Henry John Whltehoupc, Bishop as afore,
said and said George Greene, Warren 11. Roberts
and Thomas Smith, nevertheless declare and give
oat that they will on the said third day of March in
stant at Joliet in the county of Will aforcs’d proceed
with tho prosecution and trial of your orator
upon said pretended charges and your orator be
lieves and slates that they will so do nnlcrs re
strained therefrom by order of this honorable
Court, they. thcsaidQrcen, Bobertsand Smith,
confederating with the said John Wilkinson and
ethers, now not specially known to your orator,
pretending sometimes that said pretended charges
arc true, at others that they have no influence or
control over tho ■ said witnesses, S.
L. Everett and his wife, and at other
times pretending that tho proceedings against
yonr orator have been, and are strictly
cannonical, proper and right; whereas your orator
In fact, says that the said protended charges are en
tirely wicked and maliciously false; that the said
Greene, Roberts, Smith and Wilkinson are able,
if they will, to produce the said witnesses on tho
said trial; and that the said proceedings against
your orator arc nncanonical, unjust aud contrary
to all right; of which actings and doings of the said
Henry John Whltehouee, Bishop ot tho Diocese of
Illinois. ea!d George Greene, Tliunas Smith. War
ren U. Roberts., .and John Wilkinson and their
confederates, arc contrary to equity aud good con
fidence, and tend to the manifest wrong, injury
and oppression of you'orator.
In tender consideration whereof, and foras
much asyonrorntor is wholly remediless la the
f) remises, at and by the strict rules of the common
aw, and can bare adequate relief only in a
Court of Evpiity, where matters of this nature arc
properly cognizable, and rclievable. To
tho end thereof that the eaid Henry
John Whltehouse. Bishop of the said Diocese of
Illinois, George Greene. Thomas Smith, Warren
H. Roberts aud John Wilkinson and their confed
erates, when discovered, may full, true and perfect
answer make to nil and singular, the
matters and things herein contained [but not
upon oath, their answer upon oath being hereby
expressly waived] and that as fully as If the same
were herein again repeated, and they thereto par
ticularly interrogated. And that the said floury
John Whitt-house. Bishop oftbe Dioce>» of Illi
nois, George Green, Warren 11. Roberts, Thom
as Smith and John Wilkinson may bo enjoined
and restrained by (be order and decree of this Hon
orable Com t from using said canons of tho Protest
nut Episcopal Church, for the authorized purposes
aforesaid to the injury of yourorator, as the Rec
tor of the Church of the Holy Communion, and as
a minister and Presbyter of said Protestant Epis
copal Chur.b: and that they may each of them
maybe likewise enjoined and restrained from all
further proceedings for the trial and de
termination of said untrue and nafoundod
charges against your orator on the au
anthurized presentment aforesaid, and also from all
proceedings upon said citation and notice and
the postponement thereof aforesaid, at said time
tvr.d place, or from any proceeding for said trial, at
anyothertime or place whatsoever, until the said
couit shall be duly constituted, and until after
tlilrtydaysnollec given In writing to yonr orator
subsequent to t>ucK constitution, and not at any
time until the said George Green, Thomas Smith,
Warren H. Roberta and John Wilkin
son shall produce upon said trial for
Eereonal examination, or for examination
y a commisbion duly appointed in your ora
tor’s behalf a reasonable time before the said trial
St your orator’s expense, the said witnesses.
Sebastian J>. Everett aud Everett, hla
wife. And for such other and farther
relief, and either or both, as the nature of
your omtois ease may require, and as may be
agreeable to equity and good conscience,
may It please your honors to grant untoyourorator
not only the writ of injunction, issuing out of and
under i he seal of this honorable court, directed to
tho said Henry John Whltehonse, Bishop of tho
Diocese of Illinois,the eaid George Greene, Warren
11. Roberts, Thomas Smith and John Wilkinson
to restrain them and their attorneys as prayed for
in this bill, from proceeding further with the pros
ecution and trial of yonr orator upon said alleged
and chargee, or any of them, until
iinher order of this court, but also the writ of
subpoena to be directed to the said several defend
ants herein above mentioned, and all dud each of
them, commanding them, and each of them at a
certain day and under a certain penalty, therein to
bo limited, to be and appear before your honors
In this honorable court, and then and there full,
true, direct and perfect answer make to all and
singular the premises, and further to stand to.
perform and abide such further order .direction and
decree therein, ns to this honorable court shall
seem meet. And your orator shall ever nray &c.
£. W.Haokb.
S. A, Goodwin, and J. P. Clarkson, Solicitors of
Counsel. _
State opTu-inois, Cocjt*t op Coos, ss.—Elijah
W. Hager, being duly sworn, doth depose and say
tliat he is the complainant named in the foregoing
bill—that he has beard the said bill read, and know
its contents, and that the matters and things there
in stated, as of his own knowledge, are true; and
that, as to those matters therein stated, as of bis
information and belief, he believes It to be true.
E. W.Hvoer.
Pfcb«cril'i a ami sworn to before me the 2d day of
March. A. I). 1663. Tup?. B. Cakcxr. Clerk.
KEPOUT OF THE SANITARY COM'
MISSION.
Chicago Sakitaht Commission Room?, )
Chicago, March 1.15W3. f
Tlie following i? the list of money contrib
uted to the Chicago Sanitary Commission for
the month of February:
Piret Congrecntional Church, Joliet, Ills.,
per John Kidd. Pastor $31.50
M. E. Church, Adrian, ilich.,T. A. Blade,
Pattor ._. v ....... 45.00
... a. Sociity. Shitland, Winebago co.,
HI?., porXemnel I'isk. E?q 18.00
s s. A. Society, Galena, Ills., perMre. Charles,
f. Secretary, proceeds of exhibition of the
9 Panorama of the War, donated by the pro*
b ptictor • ••• 15.00
■e S. A. Society of Lmn Town. Knox co.. Ills.,
!• per Jas. Soles, Dsq.. Treasurer 100.03
£ Clmrcli of Ilazle Green. Wis.. per Rev. B.
“ Vanderla? 3 00
Church of Vernon, Mich., per Rev. E. T.
Branch • —• 10.00
M. E. Church ol Fairfield, Wis., per J. Aely 10.00
Queen Ann Prairie Methodist Church, Green
wood, McHcury co., Ills 8.03
Baptist Church, Chester, Ills., perßev.C.- S.
Barber %f*:,”*«**v
St. Thomas (Epis.) Church, Battle Creek,
Mich., per A. Bush. Pastor.... .. 17.00
Collections in Bath, Mason co.. Ills., per A.
Sloan. Esq .*•*.. 23.00
Baptist Congregation of Kenosha, TV fa., per
S.C. Johuson.Esq A*v/‘.v
S. A. Society. Lafayette, Ills., per S. H. Hal
sey, Corresponding 5ecretary............. 44.60
Citizens of Tvenona, Ills., per David R. Ed
dy. Esq ■ • -•••.-■ 6LOO
M.E. Church, ‘VTaukcgan, His., per A. S.
Phelps. Eaq
Chnrch Rural. Wnnpaco co., Wis., S. 11.
Ashman, Pastor **
Collections by Rev. G. Geiklcr among Ger
man Evangelical Christiana of ItorlufieliJ,
Cook co, His 48.03
Second Reform Dutch Chtirch, Grand Rap
ids. Mich., per Rev. J. M. Perris 60.00
Baptist Chnrch, Canton, Ills., per C. T.
Jlcald. Esq 20.90
The German's Working Mon a Association,
Chicago. perM. S. F. Gffntbcr,Esq ...... 50.00
Citizens of St. Charles, 111., per James T.
Wheeler. Esq - - •• ---■••• *3*oo
M.E, Church of Channahon, W 111 C0.,1U.,
per Jos. Lewis, Esq 50.25
Jefferson Schoolbonse, Ogle Co., UL, per
Thomas B. Fisher, Trea5urer............. . 16.50
M. E. Church. Galesburg, UL. per Rev. I. B.
Kent • •• 41.60
Baptist Church, Deer Park, Dl., per Mn. C,
A. Armstrong..... T. 83
Chnrches in Chesterfield. Macoapln C0.<81.,
inpartDerßev.H.D.Platt.......... 35.00
Dad'cy, Will Co., Dl., per Rev. J. Qcirgo
Cross 8.00
Calvary (Episcopal) Church, Farmln^on,
BL. per Rev. J. Wilkinson..-•-••••-...... O-.TO
Soldiers' Aid Society.Bloolslaad«uL, brine
ncttprocfM*daofballandaupper,peril n.
- Maspcy,- Esq*••.•• •• • •* * • •..... 136.63
M. E. Chnrch, Tennessee, 111., per Ear, W.
B. Canthcre - •.. 15.0Q
Clt'zrrs of Sublette. ta
ken np at a public meeting held in the
Th-plii-t Oilmen, per B. Lu>ve. T.... .......
CongrcuaiJor.nl Church. Fremont, 111- P ? r
R*vj E. O. Smith, pastor of Congregation
alChnrch 11.00
Liberal Church, Fremont, 111., per Rev. E. G.
Smith 6.00
Other .Churchee, Fremont. liL, per Her, E.
G. Smith 4.80
Collection in CLurcb,Carroi, HL,pet Rev.
John Deeper. .'..v.; 27.00
Conyrezatiot al Church, Dexter, Mich., per
R. jj Wlll'am?, pastor 4.03
Frierd?, at Ea?t Greenwood and West Mc-
Henry, McHenry Co., 18., with supplier,
per 4. E. Bassett, A. Overrocker, and J.
Clark, Committee: g.QO
Prefbvteritn Church, Hyde J’ark, 18., per H.
N. Hibbard, Esq 26.00
L. P.Tibbiii*, Esq., Cottage Hill. El 2.0J
Friend?, In the town of Le Roy, Dodge Co..
Wis., per 21. L. Cowles 16.23
Congregational Church, M.lburu, HL, per
Srmnel Smith. Esq i 9.7 a
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Chicago, per C.
• 7t.Hclden.Ksa 35.00
Collc-i tSon at Union meetings of Polo, Ogle
Co., lU., per H. Norton, Treasurer 100.00
Collection at Dakota, HL per C. J. Brown.. 27.25
Soldiers’Aid Society, Genesee Qrore, White
side Co., per J. Tumbleson 22.00
Young ladies of Sterling, 111., per E. R.
Earle, Esq 75.00
Church of Metamora, HI., per J. J. A. T.
Diion*.*** 22.00
Churches of Brighton,Hl.,pcrMesars. Brown
: and Warren v * 23,03
M. Church of Hartford, Mich., per J. J.
BneLpastor ••••«••• 8,03
M. E. Church, Saginaw, Mich., per Rev. R.
6. Pardington, pastor —•• 1—75
Schoolcraft Circuit, Mich. Conference, col
lected by Rev. Jna. Billing, Schoolcraft,
-Mich..... 41-03
Additional from Banner Town Sol. Aid So
ciety of Yellowhcad, Kankakee county,
HI., perW.U. Richardson, Treasurer.... 23.55
M.E. Church, and Cong. of New Boston,llL,
per Jas. Scott 25.15
Surplus over expenses of Chi. and St. Louis
railroad festival, per C. M. Pratt. Esq.,
Com. of railroad and proprietors of Briggs
House, 63-03
Cong. Church of Greenville, Montcalm co.,
Mich., per J. 11. Fuller 11.25
Additional from First Presb. Church, Chi
cago, per H, Seelye, Esq 26.03
Presb. Church, Dwight, 111,, per P. D. Young
pastor 2.00
Presb. Church, Cheuoa, 111., per P. D, Young
pastor 7.55
St. Marks (Epis.) Church, Chester, HL, per
ILB, Servant, Treasurer 21.00
Sol. Aid Society of Calumet, Wia., per Miss
A. H, White, Sec*y 'i.OO
Sanitary Com. of Ironton, Sank county,Wls.
per Mrs. O. C. Blanchard, Cor. Sec’y 15.45
Cbas. Woodward. Missionary, Rochester,
Olmstcad county. Minn 1.00
Second Ashteno Sol. Aid Society, Kalama
zoo. Mich., per Rev. T. T. George 4.06
Sol. Aid Society, Osseo. Hillsdale county,
Mich., for drayage on boxes 3.00
Ladles of Fox River, farm, 111., for drayage
onboxea 1-00
Grace (Epis.) Church of Wabasha, Minn.,per
H. O. Patterson, rector 1.00
Sol. Aid Society of School District No. 7,Mc-
Henry county, HL, per Mrs. J. C. Carpcn
ter, Huntley, 111 I*oo
United Cong, and Pieab. Churches of Battle
Creek, Mich., per Rev. E. L. Davis, pastor 13.03
Sol. Aid Society of West Jersey, Stark co.,
HL, per S. M. F. Farrer, J. P 49.00
DONATIONS naCEITBD THROUGH WX. X. DOUGHTY*
Mory A. Parrish, St. Joseph, Mo.: .20
Rev. F. A. Britton, Danville, llich., (collec
tion) 13.00
Rev. G. Wallace, Lisbon, HI., (collection)... 14-50
S. -S3
Mrs. Sarah Hobart, Red Wing, Minn 1.0-3
Mrs. L. Cotter, “ “ 100
Rev.R. Spates, w “ I.o'
Rev, S. Spates, “ “ I*oo
W.Tilton, “ “ 1.00
E. Williams, “ “ 103
E. Goldsmith, “ “ 1-00
Chaa. Spates. “ “ 1.00
Perßov. C.Dazcnby £.OO
Clark street M. E. Church, Chicago, per D.
Banka C-1.03
Additional from Jefferson School House, per
S. Martin, Pastor of Baptist Church,
Washington, Tazewell Co., 11l 2.03
Baptist Chnrch, Lamoille, HL, per Rev. Juo.
IV inter, Pastor 15.10
Minneapolis Circuit Mission, Mendota Con
ference, per Rev. Levi Gleason, Indnstri
ana, Minn.... 9.70
Citizens of Orland, Cook Co., HL, per J. O.
Wilder, Esq 8-00
Cong. Chnrch, Plymouth, Wlb., psrThos. A.
Wadswoilh 6.00
Soldiers! Aid Society, Washington, HL, per
Mrß.S.M.Fisb 0.00
Chnichoftbc Ascension (in part) Chicago.
per Rev. W. H. Cooper 11.61
Baptist Chnrch. Flag Centre, Ogle Co., 111.,
• rer J. Moxon 10.00
Ladies 8 “J?"- „
is. 111., per Jno. Keep,of Keiiostm, u!5... Lr.'VJ
Pres. Church of Spavo, Fulton Co., HL, per
Rev, E. Qulllin 12.30
M. E. Church of Baraboo, Wls., per Rev. W.
Wilcox, Pastor 15.00
'First Pres. Chnrch of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
per K. N. Faxon, Treas 7.23
Pres. Church of Cambridge, Dane Co., Wls.
per Rev. Wm. Cargcn 8.00
Second annual donation from “ A Friend,”
Chicago 600.00
Citizens of Bloomingdale, Ills., per Rev,
Daniel Chapman, for supplies for the hos
pital of the 105 th Ills. Tola 43.75
S. A., Chicago 1.03
Congregational Chnrch, Lawn Ridge. Mar
shall Co., His., per E. H. Mann, Clerk,.... 31.25
Church, Shipman, His., per Thomas
Reynold?, 13.80
Mer*ra. M. K. Jessup & Co., of New York
and Chicago, 100.00
Pres. Church of WaynesvlUc, His., per Thos.
M. Newell 0.55
Collection 9y Rev. P. Bcinick among Ger
man Ev. Christians, of Hooslcra Grove,
Cook Co., His , per pastor J. Hartman.... 15.00
O. A. Corbin, for citizens, of Alto. La Co.,
Hla 20.00
Universally Society, of Jefferson, Wls., per
Rev E. Garfield. The one dollar credit
ed to the Univ. Soc. of Jefferson, in tho
previous report, was the gift of an Individ
rod 84.20
Additional Congregational Chnrch, Lawn
Ridge 3.00
Additional from Pres. Chnrch, Mendon, HI.,
per Rev. A. B. Campbell 2.60
Citizens of Harvard, McHenry Co., Ills.,per
Hon, T. B. Waknman 22.45
CbrisUEplecopal Church, Joliet, Ills., per
Rev. C. A. Gilbert 10.05
Soldier’s Aid Society of Kopley and Victor
ia, Knox Co., His., per Elias Fulmer, M.
D 11.00
Citizens of Greenville, Bond Co., Ills., per •
Rev. T. W. Hynes 123-50
M. E. Chnrch, Fairtown, Mich., per H. E.
Croshy, com 11.09
Third German Soc. of the M. E. Chnrch, W.
Harrison st., Chicago 9.85
Church, per Timothy Palme*, Lisbon,
Wie 13.00
Churches of Caledonia, Houston Co.. Minn.,
per Rev. W. Talnter 50.00
Chnrch of South Lynn, Mich 9
School district of Gage’s Lakc.Lakc county.
HI., per Lucy G. Kellogg 1.75
M. E. Chnrch, LawrcncuviUc, HL, per Rev.
It J. Natl 82.00
Additional from Congregational Chnrch,
Lawn Ridge. 11l 1.00
Congregational Church. Madison. Wls.. per
Mrs. B.F. Hopkins. President Aid Society 34.93
Avails of a weekly savings box, from Onar
ga. 111-, per Mrs. M. 1L Plersou 1,00
J. P. Farnuni, e?q.. Chicago 6,00
J*ir?t Presbyterian Church, Beloit, Wls., per
•Tas.Farr, jr. 10.00
Additional from Presbyterian Church, Earl
villc. 111, per John Ustick 2.63
First Presbyterian Church, Adrian, Mich.,
per Rev. U. Dnffield, jr.. Pastor 33.00
M.E.Chnrch of Junction and Naperville,
DuPage county. 111., per Rev. J. T. Hanna,
Pastor 21.00
Citizens ofEast Whocllng,Cook county,!!!.,
per Mr. Strong 140.00
Church of Sandwich, HI., per M. B. Castler 33.59
St. Mary’s Church, Chicago, per Right Rev.
James Dnggan 60 00
St. Michael’s Chnrch, Chicago 25.00
Sanitary Commission of Prairie City, HI.,
per J. W. Brooks, esq.. Treasurer 83.00
First Presbvterian Chnrch, Madison, Wig.,
perD.H. Tullis 45.07
Additional per Lewis £. Landon from citi
zens of Bloomingdale for purchases for.
105 th regt. 111. Vol 6.00
i ChurchorthonolyFamlly. Chicago 1960
Westminster Chnrch, Beloit, Wis., per A. P.
Waterman, esq 10.00
Per Wm. Teal, New London. Wis., from M.
I E. Chnrch at Medina, $4.70. and H. E.
Church, Jewell’s School $1.60. 0.30
! Mary Hart, Eurlvillc, 111 3.00
I Belleville, Wayne connty, Mich,, per H.-N.
Brown 6.00
Citizens of By ron. Fond du Lac connty.Wig.,
per Geo. More 110.00
Market Street M.E. Church, St. Paul,Minn.,
per Rev. J.O. Rich. Pastor 80.03
Contribution of Children of Taylor St. Mis
sion Sunday School Chi 7.50
M. E. Church, of Janesville, Wis., per R. B.
Curtis 41.00
FietCong. Church. Galesburg, Mich., per J.
L. Lvnch 13A5
M. E. Church, of Toraah, Wie.. per J. Mcdd 7.50
Sol. Aid Soc., of Newago, Mich., pet L, E.
Sikes 3.73
Citizens of Town of Hampshire, Kane Co.,
TIL. per P. Stevens 17.25
Soi. Aid Soc., Muskegon, Mich., per Miss
Fanny A. Arm?. Cor.Sec 25.00
Sol. Aio Soc.. of Saratoga Township. Mar
shall Co., HI., per W. 2. Belc, of Henry,
23.50
Mrs. Charles Johnson, avails of a supper
given at Quincy, Minn., perß. F. Hollis
ter, Esq 20.00
Friends in Garden Prairie,Boone C 0.,111.,
per Elizabeth Porter 65.00
M- E. Church, Walnut Hill Circuit, Rev. J.
C Willoughby, of Mount Vernon, Hi Jto.oo
Sol. Aid Soc.. of Lodi Station, DL, per A. C.
Hsthorn, Sec ILOO
Sol. Aid Soc., Farmington, Fulton Co., per
Thos.Montgomcry 43.00.
Additional Church, of Bath, Mason Co., HI.,
Rev. A. Sloan, pastor 10.00
Friends In Spring Arbor, Jackson. Mich.,
pcrWn. A. Anderson 12.30
C. IT. Staples. Esq., Oscola Mills; Polk Co.,
Wls., per Vm,S. Doughty 29.50
R.D. Utley, Stark Co., Ind 2.00
Hon. Samuel J. Tilden.NcwTork 100-00
Trempelean Circuit, Wla., per Rev. S. W.
Carpenter, pastor ; 10.03
Loyal Citizens of Hadley, Mich., per Rev.
Lewis Mitchell, pastor of M. E. Church,
of Hadley, Mich 2T.00
Church, of Deer Creek, Tazewell Co.,
Hl.,perW.T. Adams 13.40
Sol. Aid Soc., of Trempelean Co., Wis., per
A. B. Tanner, Trempelean, Wls 41.00
Church, Eaton Rapids, Mich., per Rev.
H.G. Mosher 6.00
Additional from Ladles of Sherman House,
pcrO. T- Stcarncs, Esq •••-• SIOO
Fol. Aid Soc., Wilmington,- 111., per Mrs.
SlaryC. Bowen - 0-05
Henry Fare am. Esq.. Chicago, (check tor
§5(5)) premium $1.25 501.-5
E. W. BVTRELOR,
Cor. Sec, & Aes’t Trcas. Chi. San. Com.
rVRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OP CAJf AT>A.
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.
The Grain Elevator in connection with the Grand
Ttnnk Kallway. at Portland, which was commenced
last summer, is now completed, and In a few days will
te ready to receive CTaln.
The bajlway ttacss ran throogb tho onlldlnz. and
the depth of water at low tide U anfllclent to dost tbo
larceft vessels encaced Id foreign trade.
The Comp-»nr la, therefore, now prepared to tike
grain IN BiT-fe from any Station on the Grand Trnuk
Kailwayand sMp it into Ocean v*»*eli throogb their
new Elevator at Portland, the charges for receiving
lido the ElevaUr. storing, and shipping, being the
same ns arc usually charged at Chicago.
The Elevator will hold 150,000 bushels.
Oata and other CTaln for Boston. &c T can now be
. taken to Portland In bulk. and shipped through the
EJevatorinto Coastine voxels. ~ . .
C. J.BRVDQES. Managing Director.
Co«panv*sO!Hcc3.Moatreal.Fob. 4. hya.
5. T. WEBSTEn, Western General Agent. Chicago
Diirois. fcS ztm-hweoa
Jf'RESH VACCINE VIRUS,
Warranted.
Sent by man upon receipt of ONE DOLLAR.
CALE BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. 202 Randolph street.
Chicago. delS-iSP-Iy
T OTTERtES.—John "A. Morris
I J & Co.’e Delaware Bute Lottery will he drawn In
Wilmington. Delaware. , _
Every Wednesday and Saturday
During the year. Prizes range from |io to WODOO. Fo
Clrcnlars or Tickets, address A. J. B ACHE.
fe2&O9Q9-D& IC9 Brfkdipy, N, X
miscellaneous.
JRON AND STEEL.
HAtL,KiMSARK&O9.,
193 & 195 South Water street,
mrosrrns and dsalecs in
IRON AND STEEL,
Nails, Spikes,
Heavy Hardwai’e,
HAVE
FOE SALE LOW,
7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, by 1-1 inch
niPOUTKD GEBIIAN
PLOW STEEL.
ALSO—Have an other sires on band.
fc2S-ft567-lw HALL. KIMPAPK & CO.
ZYLCBALSAMUM,
The Exeat unequalled Preparation for
Ins and tho Hair*
Kendoring U sofl, «Oky ami glo&sy, and disposing It to
remain In anr desired position; quickly cleansing the
scalp. arresting the fall and Imparting a healthy and
natural color to the Hair.
IT SKVE& FAILS
To Restore Grey Hair
TO
Its Original Youthful Color.
IT IS NOT A BYE,
But acta directly upon the roots of the Hair. giving
them the natural nourishment required, producing the
some vitality and luxurious quantity aa In youth.
For Ladies and Children
■Whose Hair requires frequent dressing the Zylobal
eanaum has no equal, So lady's toilet
la complete without it.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALKS OFFICE.
198 Greenwich Street, Bew York City.
Ja3l-zGOJ-Sm*s tat
JOHN CtRAT,
dealer u;
WOODEN WARE, BROOSIS,
Pails, Brashes, Mats, Twines, Cord
age, Tubs, Cbums, Cradles,
Cliairs, Uaskets, Sz c.
Nos, 15 Faltoo anu2o2-EE<>»* Streets,
New York. “** -
jaSS-ziOMm
T'HE RESULTS OF EMANCI-
X pation.
M. OOOHINI’S GREAT WORK.
Large 12-mo.
"A tliorongh and admirable treatise.*'—{New York
Evcnios Post.
“Farts and M>und logic. Men of all parties win read
this book.*'—{PLlladelpitlu Inquirer.
“if. foclilnl is eminently practical. Hl* book it not
an enihiialastic argument to sustain a pet theory.’*—
[UalUuioro American.
“ It is by far the most elaborate work ever written
or the i>uhject.’’— [Homo Journal.
“Crowded foil with facia. The work of a philosopher
and a lover of tiath.'*—{Christian Intelligencer.
“ heady valuable and Intcrcfiting."—{N'ew York
World,
Sold In Chicago by S. C. GRIGGS & CO. and W. B.
KEF.N, and by llookscUe a ovwrwlicrc.
Sent free by mail, on receipt off 1.50.
WALKES, WISE & CO., Publishers,
fdift-atOS Iwcod BOSTON. MASS.
★
DR. SWEET’S
JLnfalliMe Lmlment,
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL BETTED IT,
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOUT, NEURALGIV, LUM
BAGO. STIFF NKCK ANT) JOINTS. SPtI.VINS,
BRUISES. OUTS AND 'WOUNDS. PILES.
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDER.
For all of which it to a speedy nnd certain remedy,
av.d never fail*. This Liniment to prepared from the
r»cl, e of Dr. Stephen Suit t. of Connecticut. the
famous bone sot ter. and has been used la Ills practice
for more than twenty years wllli the most astonishing
success.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN. It to unrivalled
by nnv preparation before the public, of which tire
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
This Llt lmc: t u 1.1 care rapidly and radically, Rhea*
malic Dlsord'-m of every kind, and in taoavmda of
cases where It has been used it has sever been known
to fall.
FOR NEURALGIA. It will alford Immediate relief
In every case, however distressing.
It will relieve the worst ca«cs of HEADACHE In
three minutes, and Is warranted to do It. •
TOOTHACHE also will It cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
SITUDE. arising from Imprudence or excess, this
Liniment Is a most hspay and unfailing remedy. Act
ing directly n{>on the nervous tissues. It strengthens
and rcvivlncs the system, and restores It to elasticity
and vl^or.
FOR PILES.—As an external remedy, we claim that
U is the best known, and we challenge the world to
produce an eqna*. Kverv victim of this distressing
c>'iupl.dn t should give it a trial, for It wilt not fill tu
afford Immediate relief, and in a majority of cases will
effect a radicai. cure.
QUINSY AND SOKE THROAT are sometimes ex
trcmely malignant and dangerous, bnta timely appli
cation of this Liniment will never foil to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and ealarce
meut of the Joints Is liable to occnr If neglected. The
wo*ateMe may be conquered by this Liniment la two
or three days
pßnsESLcrrs, wounds, sores, ulcers,
BURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily to the wonder
ful healing properties of Da. Swzkt's Istallibl*
j.lKTMitirr. when used according to directions. Al**>,
CHILBLAINS. FROSTED FEET. AND INSECT
BITES AND STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
Should have thR remedy at hand, for Us timely uso at
the first appearance ot Lameness will effectually pre
vent those formidable diseases, to which all homes are
liable, and which render eo many otherwise valuable
horses ncarly.’worthlcss.
Over four .hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties of this Liniment have
been received within the last two years, and many o!
them from persons in the highest ranks of UCe,
/ CAUTION.
To avoid Imposition, observe the Signature andLlke
ncss of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label, and also
VStephen Sweet's Infallible Liniment” blown la the
glass of each bottle, without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON * CO..
/ Sole Proprletors.Norwlch. Ct.
For sale by LORD & SMITH. General Western
AcfinU 24 Lake street, Chicago, and by dealers
everywhere. fea>airt>ly
TORE AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Manufactory,
And Importer and dealer In all kinds of
French and German Corsets.
AT WHO LKS-M.K
- N'D HETAJL. 73
uh Clark street,
.poilto the Coart
juse). and 120>'orth
1.-uk, bet, Indiana
.nd Ohio streets
CaiC-100, XLLRTOX9.
Mlk * Cotton Skirts
ide to order at
art notice. Old
Irts repaired, altcr
lUJ shaped as zood
now.' full stock of
jven. doable dU
ind, brldilit French
irts constantly on
ad. from S springs,
c.
we sell wlthontex*
•ra cnarce. nrovlded they lie kept clean. Oar skirts
arc warranted to be of the best quality. V* atcb Spring
toeej&klrts exchanged If not satisfactory, and all par
eentto residence.
Kotlco to WTiolcsalo Bayer**
aswe cave been in the Skirt business since the first
Vclnnlng of the trade, and hat cbranches of oar house
• all the principal cities of the Union, as well as Lon
jon—aadas onr London Agent famishes ns oar steel
si tint cost—-thus giving our customers the benefit of
*uat we should otherwise pay for commissions—we
are able to sell lower than any other manufacturer,
orucra oy mail promptly attended to.
u UUCEB, Proprietor for CUtago,
b'ew York Factory. 33 Bowery.
•rSS-ly Chicago Poat Office Box 4555
.iiilflrcn'p. 10 m rprln?a. ladles* size.
K. n.—wo repair all_ stlrts whic!»^
CIRCULAR. —Trader’s Bank,
Chicago. March 2.1.15C3.—Mr. J. Ellis, late of
the nrm of Marshall* Haler. Milwaukee. and of the -
State Bank. Madison. liartne purchased the stock of
this Hank. it Win. on this dale, transfer Its baainoAS to
the new Banking House of J. A. KIXIS * CO. .
mS-afiea 1m • F..1. TISSQ \M. Cashier.
jgANKINir OFFICE OF
J. A. ELLIS & €O m
Cbm aoo, March 2. 13C3.
The undersigned having purchased the stack of the
Trader's Bank ofChlcaso.and succeeded to lUbtuineas,
have opened an office in this city, on the Northwest
corner of LakeandCark streets, for the purpose of
doing a
General Banking and Exchange Business.
Wc win pay particular attention to the purchase and
aale of Exchange. Coin and Treasury Notes, and will
be pleased to act as correspondents or agents for coun
try banks and bankers.
Wo will also keep for sale United States Revenue
Stamps, onwldch we allow a discount ot three per
cent, when ordered la amounts of S3OO and upwards,
and ot two per cent, on amounts of SIOO.
E.L TIXKHAM. Cashier.
TUATER-PROOF VIENNA &
Vt STBEIXA MATCHES.—Th see matches)are
made wlSiout sulphur, and being free from dlsagreea-
Se <slor arenotroly very desirable, but almStWi*.
MnMbleWmw In the parlor, and deeptu* chamber,
toerareputup in fancy colored .boxes aud small
ciSam* forf&lly use, and are also carefully nacked
tn mm* fbr transportation. For sale wholesale and
SSlby JAMES lt.D£T, No. 66 Cortland street. New
Y r! B*—Country merchants vffl do well to call and ex.
ssJueovstoefc, fdl9-zS$-fea
Commission filer chants'.
T\7 D. HOtTGHTELING,
T » • (Successor to Williams * HoogbtellngJ
produce comnssroH heschaitt,
2101*8 Water street. Chlcavn. H
ja9-y317-Sp
Cl AML. HOWE,
148 Sotuli Water-*!., Chicago, 11L, .
Solicits couswiouenta of Grain. Lart,iC-
Ac..for sole, ol* orders to purchase. Will make ad-’
vane/sou consignments to be held here or shipped
East. ie’»zSlsSm
QTIPP & McCALL,
kj GEX£BAI
COSmiSSION mebchanxs,
OCcc. S Steel's Ulcct. adjoining Board of Trade Build
log. Sooth 'water street, Chicago. IIL
Our business strictly and exclusively Commission.
Particular attention given to the tale of
Blgbivlncs, Grain, Provisions, Etc*
Libera* advances m;u*e on Consignments.
J.H. Stiff. Chicago. j 11. McCall.
Formerly of Canton. 111, Ffria-aISS-lm] Canton. 11l
LITTLE & CO.,
COJDUSSION SIERCH.VNTS.
Sell or purchase Floor. Grain. Seeds. Pork, flutter.
Lard, Hides. Broom Corn. Ac.
Wan-honse .331 South Water street, Chicago, m
wat. little. [Ja5-y7SLSmI a. a. Sackkt.
pASIPBELL BROS.,
PKODUCK ASD
Commission Merclmnts,
IS3 North Klnxle street. Chicago, IU. P.0.80X43U
A.BT.J. CiXFDali. I O. H. OAJCPnXLL.
Kcrereaccs-Ponard& Doane. William Blair* Co„
Haß.Klmbaik &Co.. Jiay.Allen*Co„ l*dd*WU-
Itarea. Davis. Sawyer * Co. dcC^jffTC-tm
pENISTON & CO.,
COI9KZXSSION MERCHANTS,
LIVEBPOOL.
BsfeilzsCZS:—Messrs. Page. Richardson A Co„Dostoa
Middleton * Co„ New York.
Snow * Bnrccss. do.
Johnston * Cayley, do.
Cash advances made on consignments of Provisions
Flour, Ac., to the above house by
HENRY MIL WARD.
dclS-yIM-ly 13 Lflaalle street. Chicago.
AKIN & CO n
COBEfUSSXON 3IEUCHANTS,
IF6 South Water street. Liberal advances made oa
Floor, Grain and Provisions, to be sold here or by
TTILA. BROWN* CO.. New York,
a. Aker. j. a. utTRLStrc.
M. TUKLAT & CO.,
commission MEHcttLvrs,
And Dealers in Sorghmn.
deKMH-ly 179 South Water street. Chicago.
UJL PRODUCE
commission merchants,
No. 11 Water Street, New York.
RetEBXjfCM Goodrich. Willard ft Co„Pt. Louis.
Mo.: J. 11. Oglesby. Es«|.. do.; Alonzo Child, Km.. New
York City; U.B. Vay, Jr.. Boston, Mass.; Willard ft
Child. Chicago. 111.; Alarm ft Scott, do.; Oglesby ft
Macank-y, New Orleans. La.; Cora Exchange Bank.
New York City. oc3 c9G96m
j. alkx. k’combik. p. child.
COMMISSION ISBRCIUNTS,
Particular attention given to orders for Floor. Orals.
Wool, ftc. Liberal advances made on consignments to
Buffalo. Now York. Boston and Montreal.
\V archoosc S2 and St Snath Water street, Chicago. UL
j. lkdcc. U{g9-u535 ly r. a. oum.
TTXDERAVOOD & CO.,
VJ GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE-127 Sooth Water at. op
posito “Board of Trado” Building. Je2tj
P. L. TJiPkEWOOD. 8. L. CXOBEWOOU.
bkv. w. rsDsnwooD.
A LBERT MORSE * CO.,
jfS- PRODUCE
coanmssiON merchants.
No, I£Q Sbnlh Water street. (Aiken's BoiUllngJ
CmCAGO. ILLINOIS.
CT’Business confined strictly to comml4slotL_£l
[au27t929-lyj
'J'ODD, DEXTER & CO.,
irFTTPT? AT. COUUZSSZOH’ HEECHAUXS,
111 South Watcr-st,, Chicago, HI.
JJUfSS TOPD. tV. W. DKXTKU, n.vKTWKLL LIi'COLS.
coaraissiovalESSSAJiys,
lS9SouthWfttcrftreet.Chlcago.nl. Liberal advanced*
made on property la store. Hkfeesnoss; —Cooley,
Farwell ft Co.. G. C. ( ook & Co.. Grav. Phelps ft Co.
cita.s. n. FAKwxix. |myfil-r537-lyj sbrsoir faewsll.
$1.50.
I\fUK RY NELSON & CO,
JLrJL No. ill Sooth Water street.
Give their exclusive attention to the purchase, sale,
shipment and mating cash advances on Grain. Flour.
Provisions and Prodoce of all kinds.
a Commission,
irctcr SJUOX.
T S, PEARCE & CO.,
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Advances will be made on shipments to Woodruff A
Co.. New York, and Uenlng * Woodruff 1 . St, Loab.
Otiiceaossouth Water. corner of Wells, (ap«uiiaj
d*6-xU27-8m
TXEDEORD, MEREDITH & CO.,
JD EXCLD SITE
uter chants,
For the purchase and sale of Pork, Stock. Floor. Grain
and produce generally. No. and 328 South watef
street. c.'hlcaßo. Hi. . ialT-ly
G. T. LxproßD. D. Meredith. C. Menemra.
gAWTER, 'WALLACE & CO.,
commission merchants,
47 Dread street, Xetr Tort.
Ad ranees made on Consignments to the above Arm
by Wjl. AlTUliisOX. Jr.. Agent. ISJ South "Water
street. Chicago. mh7-u33fr ly
M. FUXKHOUSfeB & CO.,
COimtllSSlON MERCHANTS,
216 »South Water street.
ja*.*? kfSO-iy
QJLBEKT, UPDIKE & CO.,
commission mebchants,
Ko.it Lasalle street. Chicago.
STAXARI). GILBERT & Co., 2fo. 5 City Balldlng&
St. Louis. myirCMy
c. j. oilukct. n.v.rpnnr*. *. c. stathbd
J£ICE PAY & CO.,
COMMISSION WEHCH.INTS,
Ko, 13 iMile street. Chicago. Til P. O. Box 1518
Give (Vr exclusive attention to the purchase sod
sale of Flour. Grain am! other Produce, on
bick pat. t. p. xuamifs. jas. a. ttoodwobth.
"V TESTING OF THE BOND-
XtX HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS OP THE
CHICAGO* ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY-No
tice la hereby given that a meeting of the Bondholder
nrd Stockholders of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company will beheld In the cltyo! Chicago, at the
Office or the Company on Utu Qrat day of April next,
st the boor of booo of that day. for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors of said Company, and
transacting such other btuincM as may he brought bo
them.
.1. W. FOSTER. )
>l. L. SYKES, > Commissioner*.
A. C. BADGER )
J OSBPII PRIG E. Secretary.
Chicago. Feb. 25. 1363. feat-asaim
TVT OTICE.—The annual meeting of
j.' the stockholders for the election of thirteen
trnfte* a of the “ Merchants’ Savings, Loan and Trait
Crmipany.”wHl be holden at the Company’s Office, on
MONDAY, the im day of March proximo, between tbe
honraof 9 A.M. aud 2 P.M. L. J. GAGE,
feifr-a~-2w Secretary.
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE &
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OmcK op in* SaoarrxßT,)
PUtaburgh. Pa.. January Zlth. 1963. >
Tbeannualmeetlngof the Stock and Bondholders
of this Company for the election of Directors and such
other business as mar come before It will be held at
the office of sold company, la the city of Pittsburgh
on the
fourth ‘Wednesday of February, A. D. 1863.
The Stock and Bond Transfer Booksot the Company,
at their office In the city of Pittsburgh, and at their
transfer agency In the city of New York, will be closed
on the ictu dav of February, and remain eloaed until
tbeSfith of February therelfi er.
fcS-xCSi-ld W. H. BARNES. Secretary.
■RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL
XV BASK, RHODE ISLAND.—Pursuanttoadccre
tal order ol toe Supreme Court of the State of Rhode
Island, the tubM-nber gives notice Cat all persons
holding bills of the
RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL BANK,
Mon deposit the same with him at hla office. No. 25
TYeyPosbet street. Providence, ft. 1. on or before the
flmt dav of An?u«t. A.D. I*o3, la order to be entitled
to sdt dividend that may be declared out of the assets
of said Rank.
JAMES M. CLAUSE. Receiver.
Providence. R. 1.. Jan.i7th.iSH3. fei-xSibCm
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
VO OFCOOK-S5. SoperloTConrtorCMca;o.M*rch
Term, ISC3. Henry S. llaJm. complainant. vs. Edward
Ghccn. Francis w. Hickman and Woodward,
defendants—ln Chancery. ,
AlSdavlt of the con-residence of the deicacmnU
above named. having been filed In the ofilcs of the
Clerk of said Superior Court of Chicago. Notice Is
hereby given to' the said delendanU tnat the com*
Slalnant filed Ms bill <f complaint la sold Court, on
ie Chancery side thereof, on the twenty-first day of
> ebrnarv i J Q and that a summons thereupon Issued
out of said Court against paid defendants, returnable
on tne first Monday of March next. (1553.) as is by law
required.
Kow. unless you. the said Edward Gheen, Frauds
W Hlcsmau andPaschall Woodward,aaatlpersonally
be and appear before said Superior Court of Chicago
of Cook County, on the Cm, day of tlic next term
thereof, to be holden at Chicago, tn said County, on
the OIK SkJPdav of March, 15KJ. and plead, answer or
demur to the said complainants bill of complaint th*
same, and the matters and things therein charged and
stated, will be taken as confessed, and a decree en
tered against yon accordion to the prayer of galdblU.
THOMAS B. CARTER. Clerk,
Bailet. Cast & WtLLtAiLs, Compute’ Sol'rs.
fe»a497-ltew4w
r pHE UNDERSIGNED, Receivei
JLof Tbe Artlrans’ Back of the Cltr of New York.
In pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court of the
State of New York, slanted on the filth day of July,
will sell at Public Auction, on the fifth (3th) day
of March, ILtB. by Gilbert & Sampson, Auctioneer*, at
the North door of the Court House, In the City of CM
caco. State of Ellnots. commencing at 12 o'clock noon,
the following described real estate, formerly bo.ocg
lug to the said the Artisans* Bank: . . .
Lots one (Dio twenty (20) Inclusive, la bloc* uv*
(5). In Archer’s Addition to Chicago, situate,
belnc in the City of Chicago. County of Cook, and nuu
of Illinois, and known the Douglas prope. ty.
Tbe terms of sale arc c TA2J jjeb.
Receiver of the Artisans’ Bank. City ofNew Jwt
Chase. Storrs & Munson.
tr/XA HLF. CHESTS TEAS.—A
nUUfhll assortment of new crop Greens and
Clarks embracing *ll grade* of Young Hyson, Hysos
“4 '¥Sloss. mm * BASKET.
KAA BAGS COFFEE.—Rio,Mar
t/v v acalbo and Costa Rica, lair to prime, arriv
ing andfor p ITKI »j * HAN KEY.
J.A.ELU3&CO.
rn3-a&53-3m
K A TON’S TOBACCO-Of reliable
fJ \J and standard Kentucky brands. In boxes, halt
boxes and caddies• also. Use cut chewing and smok
ing of approved manufacture. Is barrels, half barrels.
dc.. for sale at current rates br_
_ PARSONS. PITKIN * HAN KEY,
au7 tsat-ty 7i south Water street.
OKA HTTPS, new ORLEANS
JUtJ\J SUGARS —Common to Choice la store and
Sr sale to V WSOSB, HTKCf 4HOTT,
w 7 ' Ti&joUt WaWri&Wti
.fumtuial.
Segal Notices.
©reams.
■Ktal Cstatt
jOR SALE.
A PR.ATP.rs STOCE FAEH,
¥?» i* ro s??k si nty, W ml!** from CMap, on tha
Hllniil* Centra. l.allrcmAoae mile tout?) or the town of
GUrrnn.or ctwlrsof ta* Pe-n A Bur
lington Railroad and two and a E» fmiJe*»north of th*
townofOnarga. Sola firm eon*T<«% »,f 33 acre* fa of
wl.Jch 1.-* nnCercultlvatlon; modem bulltUoua* welt.
Cillsi.ed.wlth green b'li'ds. 30*4 . wbntwn wines at- '
tachid coz-Ululcg Eastern rooi»H,D- , sMe*gapT«t and
cellar. Ham HC met Iccg .tadS3 feet wide; vork&Uon
ardwacon l.cn*c: ;»rgccl«teraardiln , »a»t:r2vn well
The grounds j\: cum t e louse are well art with ever,
preens and forest troesard also IW yunmr apple tree*.
The .farm It an lenred. crowed fenced, Ac There U
al*o 13 acres of wo<yjl*od Ijlng two and a half mflra
from the hon?e. which g«<*« with the place, mating It
or.e « f the most dorirubio place* In tne country. and
will be sold low to- m«>h. For particulars address O,
W, TA2IBON, Gilman. Illinois. mtnTtSlw
SALE—A Farm in Kendall
A C« unty.—N. W. gr. of Sections?: s. E.qf. of Sec
tion 23: Town 35. North R»*ge I eaa:, Sjf> acre.*. 230
improved, locjnweof N.W.SnerrllL or J. B. Algrron
the premise*. *30.C00 to loan on city property. Lot
occupied by Dc;”i it.
BATE* & TO rtSLEH. Attorney!.
fegS 5434-let Block. Dearborn street.
JOWA LANDS.
COLONIES OH INDIVIDUALS
Wanting lands. In large or small tracts, in lowa, of any
kind.qualityorprtce v can bo supplied by calling as
Nrnhwcstem Real Estate Agency. lIENItV W,
BXNGLAND, Boom 1. Kingsbury Bloek.Chlc*go.
mS-aCTtUw
Ji' O R SAL E—On easy Terms,
1 Farm of 160 icres Flee Lai4,
In thicklysetilcd. desirable neighborhood. thirty fJO>
miles from Gslcsbmg. 1)1. five) 5) miles from Pratrio
City, and tame distance from Avon, both thriving vil
lages on the C..8. * Q Railroad, and one and a half
miles from village of EHlnvllle. About one halt well
fenced and ond-r cultivation.Well watered by springs,
and ha* a comlortable frame house and young orchard.
Price IS.COO. or will exchange tor fs.«jnt> it
cago real estate or vessel property, and pay difference
In cash. Addreaa P. O. Boa 1373. Chicago. mSadTStw
’C'OR SALE.—BO feet on Ontario
•L rtrect. between Dearborn and Wolcott sta.
43 feet oaS. w.corner of Slate and Qolacy street*,
aj •* s. Water, between Clark and Detrbom,
Or > , W. Water, between Lake and Randolph.
* tc r m , "f years, a bearding house Oh
corner of Kinzle and Dvarbom, of 25 rooma and 3300
ySF l *'* ollbroiinre for sale. T. WHEELER, over No.
1 Clarkstrcet. ml-wiio 1 w
SALE Choice Farming
A Land. I offer 300 acres ot the beat fanning land
InMinoeaota.foraaleatlSperacre. o«so. Said land
lies In Mower coualy. near Cedar River. 12 mllea
north Of the lowa too, within is mllea of a thriving
town, with mDI. arhooT*. *e. and has never-tailing
water. Address L. S. COLB7. South Macon, It).
ma-ftfg9-lw
pITY RESIDENCE LOTS FOR
V_y SALE, on North Side, near city limits, price SiOO
K-foot Also, several yaln*hle corner lots very cheap,
eabovearesltiutod within three minutes walk of
tic Horse Cars, and offer a rare opportunity for Invest
ment. Apply to Theodore Holbrook, corner of Fuller
ton avenne and Hubbard street. North Sid* city UrnlhL
from 3 to 5 P.M. felfruTl Im
A GREAT BARGAIN.—A hand
some place of sixty-five acres of load oa Lake
Monona. mOcs from Madison, Wis.. with a fino
view of and ©.•'polite the cltr. Tne house Is large
two stories, hall nlm* feet wide, well furnished, and
having every convenience necessary for a
RESIDENCE.
The place as U stand*, with stock, carriages. &e.. '•n
he bad for t6IW. Also, a Farm of Its acres, seventy*
flveacresunder cultivation, two miles from McKar*
land Depot, oad six miles from the above, can bo *■«-«
for fi.4CO. Apply to J.D. GUUNKE. Em.. Madlsoo.
a\ tscoruun. tel»-alt3-3w
SALE—Lands. To all want*
-L Inc Farms—Largo andthrtvlnffsettlenieatofVliifc
land, mild climate. THIRTY MILES tooth of Phils,
dclphla by railroad. RICH SOIL.
Produce* Larger Crops,
Twenty acre tracts at from |l3 to S2O per acre, payable
within foar years.
GOOD BUSINESS OPENTXGS—GOOD SOCIETY.
Hundreds are settling and making Improvements. As.
ply to CHAP. K. LANDIS. Pott Master, VlneianSl
Cumberland C<*autr New Jersey. Letters answered.
Papers containing full Information wlllbe sent tree.
aeS-xTSI-lm
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
-LV *250.000 worth of City Property and Lands,l a
lowa, belonging to the estate Of Antoine La Claire.
deceased,
in the errr of davenport. .
La Claire Block, of brick, lour stories. SJO feet front,
containing a hotel, two public balls, ten nrst ctasn
stores and several offices.
Post Office Block, of brick. 60 feet front, four storied,
containing the Post Office, two stores, six offices, and
large upper rr-oms. The above property is the most
desirable In the cltv, alt leased, and will bring a largo
sett Income on an investment.
Twenty Brick and Frame Dwelling Houses Is dif
ferent locations.
100 choice bnlidlng lots: one lot of Kacrei adjoining
the railroad depot arid bridge, fronting on the Mtsri
alppl River; two lots of 50 acres each one lot of-.*
acres.one lot of 20 acres, and one lot of 12 acres. aT I
the City Limits.
Also. hon*es and lots, vacant lots and ontlots. in t-e
City of Le Claire. Scott County. .
Homes and lots In lowa City, Johnson County.
10 COO acres improved and unimproved farming land*
near the line of the illss. ami Mo. Railroad.
The above property Is offered for sale, to close the
estate of the late Aniotno L® Claire, at such prices M
must prove a profitable Investment to the purchasers.
For prices, terms and farther particulars, apply to
. Executor, or JOHN L. COF-
FixTijimMS nt ' D ~ r, ' nr ‘* ]rl - low!% - uuiirt-iai
(Sopartntrsl)ip.~ r ’n ;n.
O-P-AKTNERSHIP NOTICES.
The Co-Partnership heretofore exMlns under •*ia
firm name ot 1 P. Wallace A Co.. lathlsdaydlaaolv**!
by mutual content, cither party heln* aathorlioa la
ate the firm name lo pcttlement of the baslneM.
I. P. WALLACE,
tuuposuiuor.
Chicago, March 2. ISO.
Chicago. March 2, ISO.
The undersigned hare this day formed a co partner
ship under the firm name of
WHEELED, WALLACE & CO.,
For tranractlnga
GENERAL COIDIISSIOX BISISE3S,
A-t ISIo. 4- Bush street.
As sacccisois or I. P. Wallace A Co.
GEO. 4. VHBELBR,
IRAP. WALLACE.
E. L POMKBOI*.
w.*VaTfC-lw
PJISSOLUTXOX —The coparfncr-
JL/ aWp heretofore exlatinr hetwwn u« onder
nlffoed. nnder the stele of P.TALMEK A Cd. UthU
day dLe-oKcd l.y motoal consent. I*. PALMER.
W. W. PIIKLPS.
J.II.ALLSX.
n&AK&St
CUcago.March 2.15*3.
pOPARTNERSHIP. Having this
day assochitedwlthos Mr. F. P. EIXl6TT.ua*
derthetrm andstylcof
COMWELLS & ELLIOTT,
we shall continue the
Paper anil Paper Stock
trade with a large addition of stock at oar old stand.
95 and 97 Soath Clark Street.
COBNWELLB & CO,
mlaffis-lv
Chlciipo. March 2.15C3.
pO-PARTKERSHIP NOTICE.—
Tne nnderxicnod hare formed a co-pir!nershij»
under the firm of ou=S <t I’II LLLIPS. aud will con
tinue tbc business as formerly, by ns.
DANIEL GOSS.
WM. B. PHILLIPS.
nUafisi-lm
Chicago. Feh.23.lSC3.
pO-PAKTNERSHIP NOTICE.
V_y —On the 12th Inst., was admitted as a member of
our firm. V-'M.-t. POPE, recently and during the past
•tx yean*, with Mtaam. Davl*. Sawyer A Co., of this
dir. Tbe name and style of the new firm will bo
SIIEBMAN. HALL A POPE. after this date.
_ SHERMAN A HALL. 978. Water street.
Chicago. Jan, Slat. ISC3.
SHERMAN,~HAU A POPE,
[SncccsForatoSherman AITaIL Established A. D.IST.J
GRAIN. PRODUCE AND FRUIT
COTDnSSION mnEBCHANTS,
■Warehouse, 97 South Water street, Chicago, DL
Cash advanced on conslgmaenta for home or East
ern markets fea-x6sMni
m c. eoECJi vjr. j. s. n.ox. wx. j.pop*.
fllnsual 3nstrnnunta, (gtt.
jyjAJSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
JUUITUS BAUER,
MANUFACTURER OF
DRUMS AND BRASS
Instruments,
99 SOUTH CLARK SXHEEX.
Manufacturer and Importer of Musical Instruments
and strings. Raving connection with rnannractanog
houses in Berlin. Lelpslc. Dresden. England and Parts,
la prepared to famish Dealers, Baade and individuals
with every article la their Hue
Lowest Hew York Prices.
Post Office Box SIC 4. oe!3-d3l>-ly
pKIN'CE & GO’S
IMPROVED
MJEIs OS)no JVS 9
WABBAITTED JOS PITS YEARS.
The oldest establishments the United States, employ
ing 200 men. and UalsUng id Instruments per week.
STannlftctory, corner of Maryland & Ma^arasts^
BUFFALO, X. T,
WHOLESALE DEPOTS :
S7 FULTON' STBEET.
a t.akf street....
■WEOLES?AI<3 AGENTS*
..Boston, Mas*.
..Ctoelanatl.o
..Bt.LoQls.Ma
.♦ Philadelphia
..Detroit, MirJi
.New Orleans
Bcnry Telman* Co.
W.F.Colborn
Balmer& Weber....
James Beliak-****—*
A. Couse •••*.*
Pb.P. Werleln
A. & S. Kordhelmcr.
Persons unacquainted with the Melodeoa and Its
history, will bear In mind that v« art the pioneers and
leading manufacturers. not only !n the united States,
bat in the world, We commenced the manufacture ox
ilelodeocs In the Call of the year ISI7. and since that
time haw finished and sold TWKNTT-SEVEN THOU
SAND.
the Tj cited States and Canada, bat also in Europe.
A-la. Africa. South America, and the West Indies, and
from all these quartets we hare the most flattering tea*
timonlals of the high estimation In which they are held.
At all Industrial Exhibition* they
have Invariably been awarded the
Hlsbest Premium wbenercr exhibited.
In competition wltU others.
We shall take pleasure In forwarding by mail (at onr
own expense) our Illustrated Catalosrue. ta which orerw
Instrument wc manufacture is fully described, and
moitrated by elegant engraving*. , w
AUMelodeoaa of oar maanfactuni. either soUlDy ua
or dealers In any part of tho United slates or Caaaav
«rt warrant, to be perfect In every resist, and
should any repairs be necessary beforeSSCSiSw
In ah tho principal towns of the United stataa *o
Canada.
Address either
6XO. A. PHIHCE & CO., Btxffixlo, H. T.
GXO. A, PBUfCE at CO., 87 roltoa T
6SO. A. PSIHCE dt CO., 43 Lai» st.,
<?rcUhsrofIh® aboyc wholesale sgcul*. H'dHH
.NEW YORK.
...CHICAGO.
.Toronto. C. W