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Sctnai Honct*.
IGHLT IMPORTANT TO
4 .1 L&DlEßl—AlltilOcaWw ud Monthly Irre?n
lultiee ofLadlea.lrom wbatererc*u««,fnPyremoved
Ijy a new ayrtem oftreatnient »t once palnJesa and
eminently m. DB. T. MLCKIHKXS,.
Post Office Box 367. IS6 Lake street. Chicago, m.
JUSS-Xwla •• »
fjnynry IODINE WATER.
Parc lODnrz is rare Watte, a care for Scrofula
Consumption. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, KeantgU,
Stercarißl Dlsst act. and on those distressing aud afflict-
Itg maladies which ame from sn enfeebled,' vitiated
State ol the blood, defective nutrition, an impure at
gpospbere, Ac,
Its genuineness St a pore solution and Its excellence
Sf a medicine are Attested by such distinguished names
UsDr.J.B.ChUton.Prot It a. Parker, Prof. 3. C.
Pooih. and others eaaaUj veil known to science,
ei per bottle.
DR. H. AKDKRS ft CO„
' Physicians and Chemists * 438 Broadway. N. 7.
perealeby
_ape-c2n-8m
BLISS * 6HABP,
114 Lake street. Chicago. Hk
TVR, . HILLIARD—Long and ta
«A-J vorably known In the Northwest, naa his office
9X OB Bandolpb street. Chicago. up stairs, for the care
Si &n diseases, male or female. Special attention given
•To all maladies of long standing. I have cared some
‘of the worst cases of blood diseases ever known In
%hu country. Patients at a distance can consult me
Ijy letter with every confidence. Advice gratis. En
close stamp to secure a ready answer tolnterrogmUons.
Female Golden Lunar Pill*, price one dollar per box.
If sent to any distance, three three-cent stamps are re
quired to prepay postage. Office hoorilromßA.M.mi
IDP.M. P.Q.Box S9Q. Chicago. DL Z Je27 -gM»2w
\\f OLFE’S AROMATIC SCHIE
f ’ DAM SCHNAPPS.
A universal curative In CONSUMPTION, removing
becoogh.&c.
Beeummended by the Medical Faculty as a Catholl-
Yes In the removal of DYSPEPSIA. In all Its forms.
v InDBOPST Its established coraSlve properties bav
. One been without a rival, as attested by universe
medical testimony. “
The Diuretic and Solvent Properties ofths“Aro
tnstlcSthledam Schnapps,** render It decidedly efflea-
Sloueln Grave) and all other directions of the Kidneys.
InGoui and Bheumatiam. If taken In the lorm of
Umnr punch, the patient lying warmly covered in bed.
Ibis porealooholicdlstiUatkm will effectaspoedy cure.
Taken as bot punch. In humoral and Spasmodic Asth
ma. It afforda relief from'the .distressing
tyiurtonit.
Bj tts peculiar and specific quallties.lt arrests the
eold stage In -*gr*w and Fever, and prepares the system
tor the administration of the admitted curatives ofthla
dl&ease.
Administered In Cholera, Cnolera Morbus and Colic,
t removes spasm, restorts me function of tae liver,
rapidly proouces healthy eecreUun*. Uahoaldbeta
kenifffatdwluihotwaierandbujar. „ -
as a Nervine, a Tonic ana a Partner of the Blood, a
rial of fifteen yean. In all climate* and under all clr
cumaiancca, basscampedU wun u.-iveraalapproustiou.
Pecuilarl) adapted to the complaints ol delicate Fe
males. It stands pre-eminent among me established cu
rative* of the day
• It la the only alcoholic preparation In onr country
hat can be generally ImLlboowiin pleasure aud Mate
y; never, even whun taken to exceao. producing head-
Bcle or other uuplcaMu-t coiteO(,oeucea.
Sold, hasdaomtlv wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
And quart bottles.‘by all Druggl*t«. and
Grocers in me United States. Purcuaae from the ad
vertised agents to prevent imposition, in conoterf&tts
and matations, as tlie whole country is flooded with
them.
Army Sutlers and the Public.
Tfce subscriber begs leave to inform t&e citizens of
Che West, that be baa appointed Messrs. J. H. rteea &
Co„ of Chicago. bis ageot* for tbe sale ol his "Ode
braiedSchleuam aromat.t;Sciinaup*."wbowiiUar-ply
the Ann} Sutlers and Western merchants, a* New iorfc
prices, addins freight. Tbit-GUiU>><oartbestandaro
dm<k of the world. U has becu tested by tbe whole
Medical Prettily, and pronounced hy Uieoi to be tbe
potest liquor manufactured.. Tne article has Buffered
(sltsaalelntbe Wert for sever** Tears past, ta coaao
tjcenceol tbe great quantity of
has been palmed off by tnetchaut* ol the ffwi,
to consumers. To avoid this hereafter as muct> as pos
sible, he bas appointed the above-named arm, agents,
where purchasers can re;y on gettiig the genuine arti
cle. Artsy Sutlers will and tuU Gm tbe cbe&iiest im
ported liquor 1c this country. It is u*M in alt tbe bos
nlliKlaSew rort,l-lillldcspU.. .£d Wugngtoi.
8 Besvcr street. New York.
8,000 Cases of Wolfe's Celebra
ted. Schiedam Aroma
tic Selma pH,
J. H, BKUD A CO. Agents.
146 Lake street. Chicago.
Tor sale hr
my3»-eiißßm
Hair dyei hair dyem
BATCTIKLOB’S celebrated lIAIRDVTB IB THS
Bestsr Tin Vosu>. The only HanwLzss.TEirc aud
HeuaiOJE i*ye known. This anlendld Hair Dje la
Perfect—changes Red. RnstyorGr-y Hair instantly,
to c Glossy Bl*oe or Keown. without la
luring the Bair or Staining the ft kin leaving the Hair
Soft and Beautiful; i u p.ru fr*«h vitality, ii-equeutly
m.icrlnc its pristine color, and i ectiQra th« 111 affects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is ti*n-d willixw a.
BaTcmxoß, all others ara mere 1-nltatlons.and should
t>e avoided Soli* by *li Diugglsts. Ac. Factory. 81
3fr relay etrret. New York. Jyß gndi-iy
T \R. HUNTER TREATS ALL
I J Chronic Diseases, sucb as Colds Ooaghs, Con
gumption. Asthma, the Luuirt. ii«-ari. Stomas*. Kid
neys. Bladder and the ik>we.a. Dyspepsia Diarrhea.
Dysentery. Gout, RheuTiathm.Pa'a'yols. Hip j)ise*«e.
White BwelUrgs. and all complaints of women aud
children; Sore i!yes and Ears. Cataract Dt*cha r gea,
Boating and Buzzing Sounds. Dr. Hunter Is tbe only
nrs eon that cures
CANCERS. old sores or ulcers, tuxiebs,
WENS.PILhS AN'd FISTULA,
Without cutting with the knife. All letters must con
tain ten cents Tor \ speedy answer. Dr. HEN TEH,
DoxGUTb.. Hour* from 6 A Bi.toSP M. Otfice9l Ban
dolpli street, corner of Dearborn, Chicago. Illinois.
Je£> gMT-Xy
riTBE CONFESSIONS AND EX
JL FERZEKCB OF AX INVALID —Published Ibr
tbe benefit, and as a wamieg and * oatmov to
TOTTNo mek who suffer Don Nervous Debility, Pre
mature Decay of Manhood, etc., supplyingat sue same
p«n» -• ■ - * ■ -
Tine MEANS OP SELF CORE.
By one who has cured himself after being out to great
cri-eose And injury through medical humbug and
Quackery.
By enclosing a port paid addressed envelope, single
cop'es may be bad of tne author. N ATil ANIcIL MAi-
FAlk. £hL Bedford, King*. County. N. V.
jcll-ggQ-bmoaw
Have touahead of hair,
or Wbltketa or Moustaches, ol an unbecoming
DO TOU
-With to change that coiurtoanandaome deep brown,
or a perfect andsatural b'sek. without loju-y to tbe
fibres, without trouble <>r lucou vrnieocc ? Hsu.
THEN VOU.
Must use CEIfiTADOBO’S KXCELSIOB DTK.
wMch is the only turra es« certain. iruU’- ana
tmlywanniatllslrDvtlotlieworid. RHODLOVuO
douot these statements, try the anlcle.aud if It r alU
dej oupce It. ManofacturtsC by J. CRIST A.D *B3. No. 6
Aa'-or Hooie, New Torfc SoM everywhere, aod ao
plied bvall Hair Dresaen. Price.*L fist’and#3per
Box.according to size. Jell b59-tuai»
JQOCTOR BIGELO W,
COSF3TOENTUI PHYSICIAN,
• Formerly of St. Louis, Mo„
Car be consulted at hia office. 1.9 South Clark erroet.
corner of Monroe Chicago, 111 . half a block irom the
Post Office, os aU Chronic Di-easea.»nd diseases ofbotti
•exes, which he treats with unparalleled (access.
Bot*ms separate, where ladle* and gimtlemen can con
sult the Doctor. Office hours lr jd BA. M. to 8. P U,
Sundays. 10tol2 A.U. Conuuuntcationt enufl'leaClat
CohsnltattODS free Address F. O. Box 351. Inclose
twi star ps and get bis
GUIDE TO HEALTH.
From tbe Doctor’s long experience in Hospital and
Kvaxe practice, he U ab*e to perform, and wUJ guaran
. perfect cures fur all Special Diseases In tne most
eevere and complicated sugea. in a very-short time.
Without the nae or merenry.
1 once man suffering rrom Nervous Debility are In-
Vttid to caO.
A PERFECT .CURE WARRANTED.
Persons suffering from liregulanUe* aboold call at
once and be cured. .
Per of city references as to ability and success,
Jci-ecai2w •
T>aRCLAT, PEKHXNS & CO’S
GENUINE
London Porter and Brown Stout,
Bottled by CANDLES ft SONS, London.
It la well known that three fourth'of the Beer sold
for London Porter 1b counterfeit, and Injurious Instead
of ben clidal to those lu delicate heait h.
LOSPOW. Not. 17th. 1898.
** With regard to the genuineores of the Beer anp
tv Messrs. Candler & Sons. THET bottlx oubs
TUisolvt, PaKXUf# ft Co."
GAItDNEBO.TVKLIS.3I7 Pulton at* N.T*
Sole Agent for Candler ft Sons.
BJT For *aleln Chicago by GEOtCOE K, SPANTON.
3eiscSS6-BmMwrto
-\T OTXCK,—liostettcr’s Bitters.
X\ SEASICKNESS CURED.
Let us whisper in ton ears of alt who go down to the
•es *n ships that UOSTETTEK’S STOM aOU BITTEB3
ponttTrly.lmmedia'ely and infallibly cure nausea at
sea. B andy Las been tried within, piasters hare
bees tried without—a thousand nostrums hare been
recommended for this n oil depressing and overwhelm
ing drawback or. the pleaauies of a sea voyage They
have an lalltd- uttery f&llea. But the proprietors oi
MObTETTKit’s Bittes-stake tbetr reputation oa the
efficacy of the prerarallon as a means of calming and
etret guicclng the nausea’e<i stomach during the
stormiest voyage. It i« c. rtaln to act In one oi two
vru^s: It may citlier stay the perturbed stomach at
once: and restore the appetite f'r food, or It may
cause a dlschatge ol tne contents of the organs. to be
followed almost Instat-t'y by an entire relief from sea
«ea siCkfi’’M. end a renewed relish fortnego.d things
of life. Tltal It will effect tne oral red object la one of
-these ways Is us certain a* that mom will follow mld
focbt.
Kv landsman, and above all no lady, should go to
sea without a supply of ho-txtteu*s Brrraas—^the
rm «t tonic and ite met*, powerful re-to-atlvc ex
Uit, Iv3cW*»ti>itftw
GREENBACKS are. GOOD,
BUT
ROBACK’Sare BETTER
Stomach Bitters.
-Tea thousand h tiles to one month. The mot
popular Stunuch Bluer* In use.
Bobaek’s Bitters.
Coed for el!
Liver CctLpUU.l, and general debility. *
Boback’s Bitters.
They potsoss we: d«>rfol 'oMenr-inertl**. civing tone S
the appetite and digestive organa.
Boback’s Bitters.
PcHlltated Ladir* and f'‘dcntarv persons will find In
them cnexcedcuttoulc.
Boback’s Bitters
A wlueglaaaful before h meal will remove lodize
Uon am! ulll.ver
Boback’s Bitters.
They arc belter than all Pill*. Powders and other bxo
scons, disagreeable compounds.
Boback’s Bitters.
Tin yean be taken without regard to diet. Ab an ap
petiser they have no equal.
Boback’s Bitters.
•They are prepared hr an old and Ftllfn 1 physician,
from well known vegetable remedies.
Bebaek’s Bitters.
■Wbf-prer tron n tlicy lav** become a standard
•t«LKt'ietli.£ remedy.
Boback’s Bitters.
Ti> one bouic. and yoo trl!l altran* useLUcaand
commend them to others.
Boback’s Bitters.
?sC°^
WIIXABD.*-. H. DIIJJKGH* Sl.™ vST“.SmS.
BUie street, sad by Dnigßku ctaeriay.
Df t C. V. BO BACK, Prop,, ciodnutt,
C. A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent.
Office U* 90 Hod’s Btotik.
fell cs&lyeod
Banking and ®«l)aimti
T7IBST NATIONAL: BANK OF
A CHICA.G O,—ll iU lurtl’Btioa.
theKatlotal BaLEi&s Law. isl cated at^
22 LASALLE 6TEEET.
Capital, - - - - $250,000.
Is prepared to ftirnlib the usual' f»r Jlltle* to catto
mer* end correspond-"t* k Prawden.
EDW. S rraisted, Cuhler.
PntKTTOCSj—IS AJken Be:J P. Hot tiiuson, John B,
Ebennan. Sami W. Allcrton. Byron Be;. gam’l M
Mck>iK,n. SatnlO. 1). Howard, Trmcy J- Bronoi,
■W Allcrton. jyS-r»35-ly
“5 20” -LOAN,
Chicago, July 2ft, 1553.
Teare authorized to continue receiving subscrip
tions AT PAR forthe i *
United States 5-20 Year Six Per
Cent. Bonds.
YVe deliver the Bonds st our Office Inc of all ex
penses. . Bankers and other*, wishing to purchase
the jc Honda, will find It for their Interest to comment,
cate with na before purchasing. .
PEZSTOH, WpiAED & KEAH, Backers,
And agents for.Flve-Twenty Loan.
Comer Clark and Soma Water sts.
JySgSSSnct
ENDICOTT & CO.,
BANKERS, ’
Corner take aud Clark stneti*
A general hanking business transacted,' Jyl-g9olßm
ADVANCES on produce.
II The undersigned are prepared, as heretofore, to
mske advances or authorize drafts against Produce
shipped to their correspondents In the principal mar
kets In Great Britain. BIDET & cKA WFORD.
Bt. Peter street. Montreal.
BrrzEXjfcz—Bank of Toronto. Montreal.
myas-esssam
r pHE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
X AND MECHANICS SAVING’S BANK.
12 Clark Street, Chicago, HI.
Office hernia from 10A.M. to BF.M. Also. fromSf
• M.toBP.M. Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
Six per cab Interest paid on Savings.
szßsoroza ajtd omoru.
■ President—6. H. FLEETWOOD.
Vlee-Prest^-K.CSmacArr. Counsel—War.O,Goto* -
VlceFrest—P^.wesTTAix.Caatuer—SvsxzrMraaa
voasn or zxaxzszss. -
J.C. Fargo. -J. M, Rountree. M. Lewis, -
j.K. Jones. -T. & Pulinps. 5. S. Hayes,
-J. Kehm, EevJ).Danne,VG.C. 8. Dole, '
E.H. WOtiams, J. 6. Glndele, . A. H. Burley.
Ed. Hempstead, T. tL. lleehe, . W.S. Scales, - , -
U. N. HiauopDJ)«D. A. Gage. Eon. "W.B. Ogden.
J.M.W. Jones. W.E.Doggett, seM-n&g-ly
■RANK OF AMERICA.—PubIic
JU Notice la hereby given, that aQ BUI* or Circulat
ing Notes of the
“BANK OP AMERICA,”
Beretotore Incorporated and doing business in theetty
of Chicago.under the genera' bancoglaws of the State
of Illinois, most be presented for payment to the Audi
tor of Public Accounts of said State, at bta office, la
the etty of Springfield within three yean from the
date hereof, or the funds deposited lor the redemption
of sa'd notes will be given np to said bank.
Dated this2oth day of May. A. D. ISCL •
GEOB6B SMITH. President.
£. W. Wzxxasd. Cashier. Jy2s-g3S2toiel-Gt
DREXFX & CO n
42 CLABK STKEET, CHICAGO,
Becdve Deposits, Make Advances upon Pro
duce in Store and Shipments, and transact
fomurnl BftoMngTlmdTit.BM,
Bz>l>. Dcsxkl & CO« DkEC-X & Co.
New York. ImyadttAlyj Philadelphia.
CARD. . ; '
Tte Marine Company of OMcago.
The Stockholders of this Institution having contrib
uted and paid In
NEW CASH CAPITAL,
Tnz Marine Cojcpajtt op CmcAOO is now ready to
transact a General Bmlness. and offers Its sendees to
customers and correspondents. In all monied transac-
Ui<Vß. Under la amended charter, two distinct de
partments are established;
1. A General Deposit, Collection and Loan
Department.
2. A Savings and Tmst Department. *
The business and transactions of each department
are required to he entirely distinct and Independent of
e»cii other. *o that In no event Khali the funds of the
tavlr.gK Department be jeoparded by the other trans
actions or business of said Company.
Jt7-cM33m .
(Kominußum fQ tret) ants.
FURBISH & EGLESTON,
J- FORWARDING and
commission merchants,
And Agents for the sale of Boyars and Syrups. 21 River
street Chicago. A supply of Portland Sugars always
on bund: also. Philadelphia Sugars and syrups.
JeS6-g677Sw
"OATES, STONE & CO.,
J-J PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
219 South Water street. Chicago.
We have removed one door west ol our old stand,
where we have greater faculties lor our Inc.-eating
business. mys-dsop-ttw
- coaunissioir bxhchajtts,
Particular attention given to omen for Floor. Grain.
WooL Ac. Xiberaladvabcesmadeoacoaslgnmentstc
Laffaio. New Fork, Boston and Montreal,
Warehouse 63 and 81 South Water atreet. Chicago. ZR.
j, mama is tss uS3S-ly r. a oifbs.
PEARCE & CO.,
her chants,
205 Sout i Water street, (up rtalrs) Chicago. IE.
Advance* made on to Woodruff A Co„
Nc«- York and Heulag & Woodruff. SL
JcIS glib 8a
AKIN & CO n
'commission merchants,
186 Sooth Water street. liberal advaueeamadeoa
Flour, Grain end Provisions, to be sold here or by
WM. A. BBOWK & CO„ New York.
a. mu. y. H- Btrautra
Q m H. COWAN & CO.,
241 LAKE STREET, ‘
wm pay the highest market price for Wool, Hides
Fults. Bags. Old mjctals. Bzaswaz and Ontnsa,
uiy29-e£46Sm
\yALKER & THOMAS,
irrocsEis ahd cocxselloes it utt,
ard Washington streets. Chicago. P. O. Drawer 5953.
oiiszbt o. wama. [mj-dl cl«3-Sm] z. a tboxaa
VAN WAGENEN & CO n
T GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IfSSonthWater street. Chicago. Cash advances made
on consignments to Buffalo. Oswego and New York,
w ub ertvllege of male at either place.
KD.VaXWaGZXZV. X.H-JOKDXIf. BOaOOJtB*FSOHOCE.
QILBERT, UPDIKE & 00,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So. 20 LassDe street Chicago. V. O Drawer 596S
Exchange on St. Louis 'Wanted.
C, J. GILBERT, ) HTAHAim. GILIIERT ft GO. •
o. w. uram. V « No. 5 City Buildings,
x. o. fcTAjfsup. ) Ue27g7S2Cm] St. Louis.
pASH ADVANCES.
\J E. McCHESNBT.
Fredace and Commission Merchant,
No. 2 Pardee's Building, cor. 8. Water and Well* *U,
will give particular attention to the purchase and shl p
r ent of Grain. Monr. &c„ and via make cash ad*
vances os Produce lor tale In Buffalo, Oswego or New
York markets. . • Jeaop462 8m
COOLET & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
<6 L&salle street. Office No. L
E fUZRMAX. ( Formerly of
j.uabsett. >‘Wright. Bberman ft Co.
c. e. coolet. late with Lwtng.Brlggß ft Co.
tsyS-dSO-Sm
pENISTON & CO.,*
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LITSBFOOL.
Rarzßrjrczs;—Messrs. Page.Klcb&rd3oa ft Co„Boston.
Middleton ft Co.. New York.
Bnow ft Burgess. do.
Johnston ft Baylcy. do.
oeeh advances made on consignments of Provision*
Flo or. &c„ to the above bouse i»y
BENBT milwabd,
dcIS-yIM-ly 18 Laaaße street. Chicago.
{ZUsmnal
★
DR SWEET’S
Infallible Liniment
THE
GREAT EXTEBKAL BE2TOET,
?OR BEETMATIBM. GOUT. NEURALGIA. LTJ
ItAGt). STIFF NECK ANT) JOINTS. SPRAINS.
BRnSKfI, CITTS AND WOUNDS, PILESb
HEADACHE. AND ALL BOEHM A.TIO*
AM) KEEVOUB DISORD KBS,
Si. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Ip tn-wc all over the United States.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
1* ih* author of “Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Llalmoot
Dr. Sweet’s InfklUble Liniment
Cnrea Rheumatism and never tails.
Br. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment ’
l « a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Br. Sweet’* InfklUble Liniment
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
Br. Sweet’s InfklUble Liniment
1 a the beat known remedy lor Sprains Bruises.
Br. Sweefci Infallible Liniment
Cun* Headache lamediaidjraod was never known
Dr. Sw6cl’»lnfitUn>le Liniment
Afford* hmcsiite relief forPllei. and eeldoa fiD
to care.
Dr. Sweets Infallible Unlment
Cures Tooth&cbc In one minute.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cares Cals Wounds Immediately, and leases no
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Unlmen
litbebeftremedffor&OTeilstbakDom ▼odd.
Dr* Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Hse been need by more tiui a tnUUoo people, aad eSt
pnUe U.
Dr« Sweefa Infallible Llalment
Is trnlja •*fri«iilln»ecd." «iul trery &a>Qj ahooM
hATeir at hand.'
Dr. Sweet’s Infialllble Unlmont
lifarMlelijaSDßiesUtt. Price 25 cents.
BXCHABDSOX & CO,
Gale Proprietor*. JTondch,Ct.
Ter Mle br LORD £ SMITH, Geoenl 'Tfestan
Cl)kaga
MONDAY, JULY 6.1863.
LIST OF LETTERS
Eexnaising uncalled for in the Chicago Post
Office.
LADIES’ LIST.
Ayer Elitia mra . . Anderson Kate mlsa
At«aletM Emits 8 .. AlbieOßmra
Ar-'Ufttie Emma miss Alexander A E mrs 9
Arby Almira mit<eS Alcook Jennie E mica
Atbe Azmic-mies Albee F It mrs
..Armstrong Eliza mrs. AUenFranoes miss ’
An bum Sarah mrs . AguewPtnrsS
An old Allozan mrs Aiken Ann U mra
Auden-on Anr.ie M miss Adell Nellie miss -
Anson Elmira mrs Adams E P mrs
Andrews M*ttba mrs Abbe Ellen SI miss
Anderson Cltrriesa Adams Sabra mrs ,
AndrsMe JNurs Atm Kate mra
Angleni Nellie miss
B
Baber C A miss ■ Bowden Wm mra ■
Baker Carter miss ' Borers Jos SI mra ‘
Baker Helen uiisa Botaford Fmoces G tori
Baldwin Lucinda miss . Bowland Lizzie mlsa
Baldwin Hattie A miss Brannan Mary miss
801 l Jane mra Bretnner Margaret miss ‘
Barker Mollie A mlsa - Brennan C mra
Barker SI mn* Brennan Julia mra *
BurbcrMary Tmlss Brundge Jennie mra
Bernes Nellie 8 mra Brown Isaac mrs '
Barnes Ellen mrs Bryerton William mra
Buri lit Mary mrs 8 Brosnnhan Bridget misa
Barton Willlau‘A mrs Brooks 8 A mrs
Baxter SI A mra Brown Maggie mlsa
Baxter Fortes mra 6 Brown Gc mra
Baude Susiin miss Brown W SI mrs
Bill Currie miss Brown FSI mrs
Beitanes Philip mrs Bauch Julia mra
Bt-ny Slury June mrs Bunker Elt mrs '
Bnndiet £SI mrs Bucknuister Martha A
Bird G«o'W mrs • mrs
Birth Eci mnmrs Back Jalla A mrs ■.
Billings Daniel mrs Barke J A mrs 2
Bird Fannie miss Bargebs Agnesmlsa
Bigelow Clarissa mra Barton Slaty mrs
BnrgleT mrs Burgess Frances E miss*'
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logman Samuel Ingraham JM
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Initials. 1
I Ko 714 Wabash avenne ..‘.Artist, 133 Lake street
....J 8. 1.. TQ..^-Cox," Writing Flnid....Baggage
Master at Chicago Station Buffalo Scale Works
.It-W Grand 3Di-ter Blair
.No 123 lake Street.
Scc’y' Andubon '.Club G E 8 Farmer’s
Monthly Book-keeper, box BrO....Cashier of
' the Bank of Chicago.'. .-.60 Randolph * street- 2....
Bor 5429....8 S.
Parsons wishing drop letters advertised must
affix a three cent stamp. . ..-1.
ZST' Office open from Ist of April to Ist of No
vember, from 7a. m. till Sp. jn- From November
Ist till April Ist. from 8 a. n. till 8 p. m. and on
Sundays from 8:30 a. m. till 10:15 a.m.
2x9 J. L. SCRIPPS. P. M.
Grkat Dr
USEFUL and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY I
HILTON’S
INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
Is of mors general practical
utility than any Invention now
belore the public. It has been
thoroughly tested dories the last,
two years oy practical men, and
pronounced by all to bo
App'lcab'.e to the
utefol Arts.
Superior to any
Ldheslve Preparation known.
Acewtthlsg.
Hilton’s Insoluble Cement
Is anew thing, and the result of
years ofstudy: Its combination U
on sotKNTina PRcrormas. and
onderno or change
of temperature, will it become
corrupt or omit any offensive
smell. .
Its Combination.
BOOT & SHOE
Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers, using Machines,
willflndltihebestarrtcie known
for Cemeollng the Chance'#, as It
workswlihont delay. Is sot aifec
ted by an j changed temperature
«j jdi W
jewelers.
Will fludlfautnclontly adhesive
for their use. as has been proved.
It Is especially adapted
to. Leather^
And we claim‘as an especial
merit, thatJt sticks Patches and
Linings to Boots and Shoes ralfl*
clently strong without stitehlog.
Families.
. rr IS THE ONLY
UQLID CE.IHLTT
Extant, that Is a sure thing for
Beading
FURNITUHE. v
CROCKERY,
, TOTS,
LONE.
IVORY.
And articles of Household uae.
It Is a Liquid.
RB3IEMBER
HUtqn’s : Insoluble Cement
Is In a liquid form and as easily
oppl'ed at paste
Hem ember.
ilton’s Insoluble Cement
la loaolnble la water or oil.
Iton’s Insoluble Cemsut
Adheres oily substances.
Suppled In Family or Mana
tee turers* Packages from 2 ounces
to 100 pounds. .
H3XTO2T 8803. & CO.,
Propribtoes, *
PROVIDENCE. B. I,
10-g€2 ly wF*ar
VALUABLE business and
T RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
Five Stores on Lake street, four Stores on South
Water street, three Stores on Prunkiln street, near
Lake forty Lota la oae block near Union Park, wlta
gne. water and m.wb? convenient; the splendid r*n
deuce and grounds now occupied by Bishop W&lta
Couse fronting Union Parkond Washington ntnets
with 1263 feel fronton the Park, valued In l-tfSat 410 On
will be sold very cheat*. Al*o,otner valuable prop
eity. inquire of 8. S. HATES, N0.2 Court noose.
Jy4-tCB-4w ~
TO CATTLE’ FEEDERS,—The
u&derelgnr dare prepared co dUpoae of Slopfor the
ccmlcgscaAcDfrom their Distillery. situate 1 at Loda,
lli„ one honored miles from Chicago, on the Illinois
Central Railroad.
With Cattle Barns In Complete Order,
Containing stalls for one thousand bead.
Kay may be obtained nt low figures. Applications
for a Pcnloo. or the wholn rf toe nbuvc. wlh o* re
celv.d. LECKIE A SELLARS, 13 P*st
Qtf ce Drawer 6 53. . ; JeaagTDtlw
K. GOODALE & SONS,
* WOOL BROKERS,
OFFICESt 19 CITY TVIURF, BOSTON; 107
BANK STREET, CLEVELAND, 0.
BN. GOODALE & SONS offer their servicesin nego,
tlatlng the purchase aad sale ofwools; also with re
rprnrihle paittcs In maklnir cosh advances on wool
consigned to either market. Correspondents will meet
with attention addressed to our otfee. Jez9gi3l7-7r
BARBEL STAVES
X AND HEADING.
' 400,000 Oak Flour Barrel staves,
200.0(0 Ash Hoops.
ForsaIehyMAGILLALAmUM. ' Je»g7lß-10t
QATTLE SALT.
1000 Bbls. at $1.50 per bbl.
For Bale by.'
HAWKINS, SMITE & CO..
Commission Mercianta.ls LasaTle et.
Jy3 h4-lwla
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
900 Boxes and Caddies,
‘Desirable shapes.
Tor tale by DAWKINS. SMITH & CO.,
Jy3 hMwtfl Commission Merchants, 15 Lasalle-st,
ORACKETT & GREGORY. - .
JL> ATTORNEYS AND •
COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ‘
Nc. 49 Clark street. RoomsKoa 4 and 5, Chicago,lQ.
Post Olhco Drawer 5775.
zDW.n.nHacxET. Q33g979-2wis] dan*lp. ohhgouy.
AJEW POTATOES.—Just re-
Xi celved and for sale a choice lot of
NEW POTATOES.
Call and see them at 129 South Water street. _
DSgtfcOSt M.D.DAVB.
.TIT'ONET TO DOAN.—*IO,OOO to
JjX Loan on first class farms located near good
niaik'f. Address, eocloriag stamp lorrenTy,IIOLME9
& RRornEB-P.O Drawer 5X5.N0. 4 Dole’s Ualld
lug. Chicago, Illinois. > - Je3c-5337-tm
HTBE -MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
J ANCE CO., ol New York. P. S. Winston, Pred
deat. CaabAssets Ftbroary lat.isa.
£9,225)119.70.
O. CEONKHITE, General Agent for Northern and
Genual 1111boIs.No 6ClarkChicago. Jetl-gBS-iy
MCALLISTER, HALL & LIVERMORE
- GENERAL . ‘ ' l
coihthission itterchants,
233 South -Water street, Chicago, 111. P O. Box £637.
WA2rrxn~eQO.OOO lbs. of Wool, on -Eastern orders.
Superior White Winter and Spring Wheat Flour fl>r
City Tnde. Jel3 gifii 4w
MIGHT SCAVENGER.—CharIes
li Krm* will attend to the cleaning of Vaults, Prtr-‘
les. and the removal of offensive matter of all dcscrtiv
tIODB, spoiled meats, dead Ac. Balnw&tex
cisterns cleaned and norlfled.-. Particular attention
rives to the removal of stable manure. AH work at
tended to with promptness and dispatch, and at hour
gostenitahle. Post office Box 1349. Jei6a2»-lm
"PILES I PILES 11 PILESIU
JL Dr. Wllfield’a Vegetable Pills surpass all other
remedies In the rapid and radical cure of Piles. Testi
monial* from ladies and gentlemen-who have been
cur* dby their me.- Prlre so Cents per Box; Bold by
a XDroccl«ts.'ond by the Proprietor. J. YOUNG. 481
Broadway, N. T. Seat by malt to any address. .
Jv2?-g?6G-4wll , ;
TO BRITISH RESIDENTS.
From the first of July until the first of August, I
shall have an office In Chicago, at 123 WasMmrioa st,
opposite the Court Bouse. (Mr. Alexander Waite’s.)
, Oucc hotus-lOA- 51. uctU2 P. (samrdayseTcei t
ed 1 Post Office Box 905. J.- EDWAED WILKINS.
H B.M. Consul, at Cb ten go.
Ke*ldtng under Imlructloc sat St. Louis je33g<33l2s
QADT, LIME, &<i. —A constant
supply of New York and Michigan
s .a. r. T,
Sracc Si l^l‘^!, ?M £ Lr? n
General CommifSlOQ atorc*»aa6,
- 23C;23a A2M South Water street.
fA TONS TOBACCO—Of reliable
t/V *ad standard Kentucky brands, In boxes, hall
boxes and caddies; also, flue cut chewing and amok
ice of approved manufacture, is barrels, halt barren
*c.. lorialft * HAKlffiY,
•• m7.tS9*-lT • n South wstsratrsa
A LBERT MORSE & CO.,
jCJL peoducb. .
COMMISSION WEROHANTS,
ffe 138 South Water street. (Aiken’s Buildings
• Chicago. Illinois.
. isnnslßeae confined strictly to
.* [au27gtßly) ;
t) AFKLE —Ot grtat interest to all
ft Saloon keepers. One Poor Stroke Boer Pump,
made by Stephen Lane. Jr. 217 Canal street. N. r.; to
beraffiedfor at T. BALLS, 113 Dearborn street, next
door to Dearborn Street Opera House, on the 2id day
ofjuly. - • . • J037-g738-8w
Kfin HLF. CHESTS TEAS;—A
t)\J\J fun assortment o mew crop Greens and
Blacks, embracing all grades of Toong Hyson. Hysos
Skin, Gunpowder. Imperial. Twankay, Oolddi. As.
Md PITKm a HAHKBT,
HSornth Water street-
KfiA BAGS COFFEE.—Eio.Mar.
(/v' ‘ acaibo and Costa Blca, lair to prim*. atrlT*
neantner saieby ■
PIE&OE pnKnr • HAHar.
J KuttWaW street.
"JlUßCtllanton*.
TO MILLERS OR MER
CHANTS.—The undersigned offers Air sale the
( tram Flonrfig Mills known a*
“PEAIEIE MILLS,”
With. Cooper Shops and Cattle Yard,
Sltn&tad in the Town ofFnlton. State ol low*, t tr.
»ecor.d Station on the M. & iL Railroad, sixteen cue*
Ct out the city of Davenport.
Tl*l« atm cas three ray of fonr foot burr stone*. and
Is capable of grinding two hnnired of Flair
p?rday. and cos amp* power and is well supplied
with^atcr,andhpotfarT>o*weoiUbasks Or f-e ob
is lum of faekasd has a side track tor the convenient
shipping of Floor.
The location of this Mill is to the centra of an exten
sive wl.eUmowitig legion, ana con nave a large rno
custom nnfilness In addition.to Its merchant work
This property bririraUy cost about tea thoajtnd
dollars and lanow offered lor t*esam of Four Tnoa
send Dollars, on turbos favorable-to toe narebuer.
Forfar’he^particulars apply to A. C. FCLx’OK. oa
tha pi«.U«..or to OEO ~ DAVCTPOKT
• Jel4-p2164w I-twa
'J'HE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
OB’ OTTIO.
19 PZIPAB3D TO THAN3POBT PUOPZaTT 3XTWZZH
BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN HEW ENGLAND,
NEW TOES AND THE WEST,
WITH PROMPTNESS, CABS AND DISPATCH.
This well known tine of dt:een nrstclasa screw Steam
eri connects at OGDttNSBUGH with railroad for
Boston and ail point* in New Frijiaad-at Cape Vta
cet t with the Railroads between cape Vincent and
Kew Tork; and at Oswego with aUneoftairty
fintclass Canal BcntabetweenOswege.
Troy. Albany and Kew York.
Form a DAILY LINE from Boston, Kew York.
Ogdei tdmrcb. Cape Vincent and Oswoeo to Cieve*aad,
Toledo and Detroit, and a TUI-WEB EL? LINK
To Chicago and Intermediate Porta
, - f AGENTS.
“ 'j.HYEES.TIPear! street, Ke^Tork,
JOHN HOCKIXG„Biate street. Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY. OedeLShnreh.
JOHN U. CBa WFORD. Oswego.
A. F. SMITH. Capa Vincent.
,‘WALKER A UAYS.ToIedO.
E. R. MATHEWS.DetroIt.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukee . • !
PALTONABREED, Clevelasd.
N. J. HOWE. Chicot©.
Office and dock foot of Korth Lasalle street,
mh2l-bslfrsn 1
J' K. HARRIS’ IMPROVED
“MOBMON BEATEB»
II Y PRESS.
Mlpersora desiring the advantages of this ce’ebr*
tea Press. or wishing the ►xclusive monopoly In the
tire of the B*me tor say spe<;lflert territory, are hereby
roUhedUiatwearenowmanufjctariog thesaxo,elther
STATION ARY OR PORTA BLR,
as dea'red; and will fnr-lsh tfte Pres* ail complete and
In wo*king order on short notice It luu hem tested
In every particular, and has proved Itself
THE BEST IN USB,
and the only one which will make bales saleable for
profitable shipment by railroad. Tea tons may
loaded and shipped 1>- an ordinary boxcar. As now
tnproved. It has the additional
ADVANTAGE OF PORTABILITY,
and may be ret up and used independent of any frame
work or attachment to a birr, or building Ol shy kind.
.Sen! for a IlsyPreta Circular.
Galesburg.llllnuls, June 10.15*3.
J. P. FROST & CO.
I have legally authorized J. P. Frost * Co. to mans*
fscinreU.e MoRMoN BEITKIt PRESS, with all. pa
terted Improvements, and to sell and transtv. as
agents for nr**, the exclusive right in any unsold terri
tory oftr.e ITnlted Stares by deed.embraclngthepro
tecaon <>f the orlclnai extension patents, and also the
ti'ieeorfginai patent- granted to me.secartogtheez
r-n-ivc ose of Bcatbs u connection with sny form of
Press. JuHN K. HARRIS.
Post bfl*ce address. AHeusvlDe, Switzerland County,
Indiana, JeSI-itJSMw
QYER 10,000 FARMERS
Tronghont the Western States,
mu COEEOBOEATK the statement tUat the OLD
RKT-TARI.R
Buffalo Pitt’s Threshing Machine
IS THE
BEST MACHINE
Now In nse for threshing oar Western Grain.
Head Quarters Nos 93 and 97 "West Randolph street,
connwett corner Jefferson street; Chicago, wuere
hlaiblue* can oe teen.
Don’t boy until yon have token a
look at tbem.
jcl3 gUB 1m F. G. WELCH, Oenl Agent,
SUGAR WAREHOOSS,
Comer of State and South Water streets.
. AGENCY OF TSBEB
New York Sugar Refineries,
: Wtalcn manufacture
60,000,000 lbs. Raw Sugar a Tear,
Baling their Depot 1c Chicago, with a large stock i*.
store at all times. To toe dealers, large and amalL
aoo consumers ol the Northwest, the advantageU of
fered of buying Sugar as they want,
AT NEW YORK PRICES,
with the freight added.thereby dispensing with the
middle men, who seek a profit at the expense of the
cot,pare ere.,
“ Money Saved is Money Earned.’'
Dealers is the interior, who hare not received any
circulars, win hereafter have them sent if they will for
nlihme with their address.
TERMS CASH.
J. H. XXJXOAJB.
a>4-c£3-3TB
SHINGLES <& LATH,
NE *W FIRM.
HOWARD & CHASE,
Late S. G. I>. HOWARD,
Dealers In all klndsof
Ltunher, Shingles, Lath,
CEDAR POSTS, DOORS AJTD SASH.
We are seTlrg LUMBER and sawed SHINGLES by
tiu'iraßGO ami WlLLbKLLailowasaay oaa. Oar
yard Is sow located on
CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the Chicago and St, Louis
Freight Depot, Went Side,
Fourth yard from Van Btxrea Street Bridge. EaCroad
track In theyard. Orders hiled promptly. .
CALL AND SEE ODE STOCK
p.y. cniaa. CjeSSgCEMwMw] s.o.d,uowabi>
WEBER, WILLIAMS & FITCH
* * - have lust received a very LARGE and IAT*
TRACTIVE stock for
KCMMEB TB ADE,
. INCLUDING *
3.QCO UMBRELLAS and PAKASOLS-all grades.
C.CCC dozen P-»LM LKAF HATS—*I! qua’lUc*.
3 (00 dozen white andcol’d PALM LEAK SHAKEB3—
all sizes, (as reduced prices.)
200 case* and Misses’ TRIMMED and UN
TRIMMED HATS.
3,(70 casssMENß AND SOT'S STRAW AND BKAID,
Fashionable, ...
' With a large assortment of
OUPfCE AND OTHER SOFT HATS,
IN FUR AND WOOL.
AIso—SUMMER CAPS In large variety, ah at re
duced prices, to which we Invite the attention of city
and country trade.
JcSeSSS-lm -W3BEB WILLIAMS & FETCH,
CHICAGO LEAD AND OIL
V 7 WOBSSJ
Corner Clinton and fnlton Streets West Side,
LEAD PIPE, BULLETS, BAR & SHEET LEAD,
LINSEED OIL,
Shot, White lead, Bed Lead and Litharge,
PUMPS MD UIDBiULIC BAMS.
Orders from tb* trade solicited. Hl *»st market
price paid for Flos. Seal. P.O. LoiSl*.
eel E. W. BLAi'CEFOED.
JPRENCH ARTIFICIAL EYES.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
ITIOST PERFECT WOUS3UNBHIP.
Can he worn without pain. Call and examine them,
oxaddress - •
GALE BROTHERS,
Dealers in DrngglstsNovcltle9,2o2 Randolph street.
CLlcaj,o. DHaots
JOHN GRAY,
BEILERS IN .
WOODEN WARE, BROOMS,
Pails, Brushes, Mats, Twines, Cordage,
Tubs, Chams, Cradles,
Wagons, Cliairs, Basket!, &c.
15 FDLTOir AHD 202 FEONT-ST.,
Jjlgß734mls NEW YORK*
T>ATCHELOR’S HAIR ; DYE.
rD-The bestln the world.
WTT.T.TAM A. BATCHEIOU’S
■c.ebruted Halt Dye produces a color not totedia
i eutfl'ied trora nature—w-uranted cot to Injure the
>alrlD the least: remedies the 111 effects or bad dyes,
tnd Invigorates Ihehatr forme.
* - GBEYi BED, OS BtTSTT HATH '
umaatiy turns a splendid Black or Brown. leaving the
liur soft and beautiful-. fold by an Druggists. Ac.
|y The genuine la signed william a. Batchelor o»
xe four sides ot each doi. factory, 81 Barciay-st,.
Jew York,
rjpO FLAX GROWERS^
WE BUT
LOOSE FLAX STRAW,
which is long, clean, of good fibre and wen dR-rot
tfd. when d<>UTe:ed at'stations on llnea of Chicago
railroads, oral the Chicago Flax Mill.
Please send for circulars giving directions for bar*
vesting, dew-iotHcg. Ac. - >
- ... . Wall WORTH, mmBAED & CO..
Jyl-gSTj 3wq-Sxw . Office 235 Lake-st., Chicago.
TVDTTER.—I am paddng Butter
JL> In liew York firkins, and want to buy from
- Five to Ten Thousand Pounds Dally,
find return the packages for more Batter. Gallon me
tn the basemeuor <9 South Water street, or add«»
Post Off ce Box 687. Conrignments solicited.
. • DANIEL W. DAKS.
CHICAGO INFIRMARY AND
VyHEAUSQ IVSTITUTE. Ko
XTISHING— At Clarke Station,
r OD tbe Calnmet Rlrw. OBt Jioarti ride from CM
ma*A bvP. F. W.tC.U. Ik. is fairly Inaaguraled.
kerel and bafs are cauet : t la great qua- tides daily,
■cd the AUDUBON BOUSK U nosf,la fiaaorderlor
the accommcdatlon' of all who mar «'*b to try their
!^ , gSSjSSBSSSSS!S».
JUthirina!.
JJOSTETTER’S
CELEBRATED
S T OMAGH
BITTERS.
A pure and powerful Tonic, correc
tive and alterative, of wonder
ful efficacy in' Disease
OB 1 THE
Stomaeli, Liver & Bowels.
PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES.
Prevents Fever and Ague, and Bilious Re*
mittant Fever; Fortifies'the System
against Miasma and the Evil Effects
. ofUnwholesome Water; Invi
gorates the organs of diges
tion and the bovrels;
Steadies the Nerves, and tends to
Prolong Life.
REMEDIAL PBOPIiUTIES
Cores Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick
and Herrons. Headache, General De
bility Depression of
Spirits, Constipation, Colic,
Intermittent Fevers, Sea
-Sickness.
Cramps and Spasms, and all Complaint
of cither Sex, arising from Bodilj
"Weakness, whether inherent in
the System or produced by
Special Causes.
Nothing that la sot wholesome, genial, sad restora
tive tu its nature enters tuto tbe composition of HOS
TEHER'S STOMuCH BITTERS. TaU popular pro-
Earation contains no mineral of any kind; no dead>y
oianlcale.emant;^noderyexcitant: butts a combi
nation o> the extracts ofrare balsamic herbs and plaits
with tbe purtstaad mildest of ail dlflddve stimulants.
It la well to be forearmed against dl«ea*e. and. so far
as tbr human system can be protected by bumaa means
against maladies engendered by an. unwholesome at
mosphere. impure water, and other external causes,
HOSTh.TTER*3 BITTERS may be relied on as » safe
guard.
in c'.stilct* infested with Farm a?d ague. it bus
been found infallible as a preventative and Irresistible
asareaedy.- Thousands who resort to It under appre
hension ox an attack, escape the 9*oanre; and thou
sands who neglect to avail tnemielvesorluprotective
quail.Us In advance, are cured by a very brief course
of this marvelous medicine. Fever and Ague Da*Jeut>,
after being piled with quinine for mouths m vain, until
fairly saturat'd with that dangerouvaiktioid, are not
restored to hvaltn within a few davs bv
the use ef HOSTETTER’S BIT TEES.
*1 he stoic acn is rapidly invigorated, and the ap
petl'e restored by tbls agreeable Tonic, and heuco it
works womiersln cases of Dyspepsia, and la less con
firmed lorms of LvDiOEsriOK. Acting as a gentle and
painless aretleot, os wells* upon tbs liver. It also la
variably relieves the coxsTiPATiOKsuoerindaccd by
In egnlsr action of the dlges'lve and secretlveorgana.
Fviaona ol fteble habit, liable to Nxrvous vttacks
Lowjfxea of SPiarra, and Fit* op L-vxoroa, find
prompt and pericanet rel'ef from tbe Bitters. The tes
timony on this point la mo-t conclusive, and from both
sexes.
The ageny of Bilious Colic Is immediately
b> stimulant, and by occasionally
rft-orilpg tolt, the return of the complaint maybe pre-
TBLted.
For Sea Sickness it la a positive specific—either re
moving the contents ofthe domacb, and with them the
ten IMe nausea, or relieving tbe Internal Irritation, by
which tbe disposition to vomit Is occasioned.
As * General Tonic. HOSfITTER'S BITTERS pro
dace eifeciswhich must be experienced or witnessed
before they can be lully appreciated. Incases of Cox-
BnrmoxAL Pbxwatttrb Dsoat. and
Debility and Decrepitude arising from Old aoe. tc
exercises the electric Influence. lathe convalescent
st»ge»ofall diseases it operates as a delightful iuvlgor
anc When tbe powers ot nature ore relaxed. U oper
ates to re lnfoico and re establish them.
Last.butLocleiat.Ula the o*tlt safe srmfLvxr.-
belcg manufactured from sound and Innocuous mate
rials. srd entirely free from the acrid elements present
more or less In all tho ordinary tonics and stomachics
ol the day.
The fact Is well known to phvafdaas that the basis of
all the medical stimulants of the pbarmacopsla Is
neryandunpurlfledalcouol.an article which medic*
tl< u can deprive of lu poralcloos properties. The
llquorsof cormnerceaxe etm worse. They abe all
ACtn.TKBATZi>. Hence the laenlty. while universally
admitting the necessity for dlffadve tonics, hesitate Co
employ those In common use ie*t the remedy should
firora deadlier than the disease. Daring the lost
wenty years, the qnality of these amoks has been
continually deteriorating, and It Is notorious that the
fluids which bear the namSHOftbe various spirituous
liquors, are flatorzd and vtezd rr with corrosive
dmt to a degree which renders them dangerous to
thr healthy and MniDXROCs to the alck. Und*r these
dream* tances. medical men are cad to avail them*
selves of a preparation absolutely Dee from those ob
jections, and combining the three invaluable proper*
tl- sof a stimulant.a corrective, and* gentle laxative.
HORTETTEITS BITTERS are tharofore held la high
estimation by oif most eminent practitioners, and old
fair to supercede all other l-ivl-rurants both In public
hospitals aodln private practice. No f irollv medicine
b&s been s*universally, and. It may be truly added,
rtSKBVXDLT popular with the Into U:ent portion of
the commtffllty, as HOSXBTTEBU BITrERS.
BEAD AND BEFIEOI.
Make sure of Health. “Bui how," you aaX
We answer, Tts an easy task.
Strengthen the Stomach and sustain
Tho Naxvas. the servants of the brain.
Hie Lives keep Inactive play;
And szqoxate, from day to day.
Each orgat) aid. on Nature’s plan,'
Brace and refresh the jcrtxii man.
And like a watch, that’s kept la chime,
By constant caf o with railroad time.
The system’s tone and strength renew,
Asdtheieby cheer the spißxrs.too,
“now," you inquire; “can this be'dons.
This Victory o’er Disease* be won?"
f’nosrrmß’e Bittzrs,” we reply.
Is lIBALTH’3 BCPXSX3 PBOTSCTIOS"—TXT!
Asa means of regenerating tbe disordered and en*
fecbled system, regulating every function of tho Inter
nal organs, reviving the depressed spirits. Invigorating
the constitution, and prolonging life, no medicinal
prepaiatlontelther of.the ps«t or tbe present time, has
been so completely and uQiveraally.successfal as
HOSTETTER’S
CELEOBIIED STOHICH
Against the vapors lout prepare.
That fever taint tbe heavy air. -
Drink not uarolxed the watarfound
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground.
If sedentary toll you ply/
Nature rotrutusT assist— ox urs—
For when debarred from exercise.
Fox ARnnczAL as> she cries.
Medicine’s grand purpose and Intent
Is threatened evQ to pkstznt ;
And If you’d bs relieved or spared
From da that crush the vnpcbpabkd,
Hretettef’s Bitters use—for note
Tusr are the surest AMTiDOTS. .
To set at defiance tbe miasma of unhealthy soils, the
poison of unwholesome water, tbe effluvia of crowded
work-rooms and factories, and tbe baneful Influence ot
sedentary employments. It la only necessary to before
ara ed with
HOSTETTER’S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Dyspepsia's pangs, that rack and grind
The hody, and depress the mind;
Ajpua, tnat as they go and come.
Make life a constant martyrdom;
Colics and dysenteric pains,
'Ntalh which the strong man's vigor wanes
Bilious complaints, those tedious ids.
Ne'er conqoered yet hj drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot be.
Cured by deatructivemercary; -
So decay.. -
That brings death nerer day by day;
Herrons prostration, mental gloom—
Herald* of madness or the tomb; *.
Forthese—thoogh mineral nostroms
Means oTßeilef at least we bad,
Eostzttxb's Bittbes—medicine sure,
Notto pnnrmrr alone, but otrca.
In Dyspepsia. Pstey asd Aatru, Bilious com
iaA»TS, CoxsTirrmoxAL and Nsavotrs Debility
pltlnts of Man or Woman, proceeding from casual or
Rtercnt weakness of the body, the one great remedy
androotoraUTCls
.EOSTETTEK’S
CELEBRATED STO3LICHBI3TEBS.
. Towasderersonseaandlard,
From Polar shore to Tropic strand;
To household lone, and regions new.
Anddwelierslngresce!Ues.tco; . .
To soldiers In camp. fort. <ud field.
Who teedagalast disease* shield;
To miners, California bound, ,
And Uteri of wet. marshy ground;
To feeble wives of fragile mold.
To 5 oung, sod middle aged, and o’d;
To those In health, who wanldenjoy
• • Heaven's host gilts without alloy;
To all the strengthless, weak and pale,
•Who dreep. yet know not what they all,
.*■ , Hosrrrrsn’s Hirrmswe present
' Health's most poteut element.
. u, cre ts any value In public opinion, or any weight
jo stdtcai testimony, the very best and safest Tonic,
corrective and Alterative now before the world is
BCOSTETTEIt’S
CELEBRATED STO3IACH BITTfiBS.
Bold by allr«srscUWeDnj*?l4t3 In all
parts of Uo world,
HOSTETTEE & SMITH,
PEOfEIETOES, PiriSBUBOH. PA.
jew YorkOfllce, No. 498 Broadway.
]£9 BtnS-SmJC-ltfTW
fUm (Satau.
T>USINESS AND RESIDENCE
U PROPERTY.
FOR HALE „
OS THE
NORTH BRANCH OINAK,
.IXC feet of well docked Water Lot*, :• > %
130 to 3uo feetln depth.
This Canal eztecds from the Chicago Ivor
north of Chicago avenue. to Halted street,'i . i
vide, with a aulllcleut depth of water. >.
largest vessel* txu>t eater the river.
Oo Hawtbor* aricrm. Cbosot
irmrr ar.d T tinint mm. wo offer aooaf. )R
icet of residence loti, of 2Sor sj|by 125 feet *n l eoth
Hie Canal property la well adapted to raannfietur
Ing purposes, lumber. wood or coal yards, tanner! o*.
Ac., mot e lots oo tie adjacent •tr- , eia,wiU make
*Ue« torcomfortable re«Wenre». .
£»'*» LtaaßAL. OODhN. KLSSTWOOD A O
fiOOD BUSINESS DOT ON
V* SOUTH^ ATEK STREET.
Scutteast corner of Scmhwv“BrHtrPet and •
011 South Wjt»r st.-eet br
Ou Michigan avenue. Ter as I’Vrat ** ■ 1
. J*s *Fu»-tW OGDEN. FLEETWOOD * CO
VV ESTEKN LAND AGENCY.
T.» ’ 50C.W>acresln lowa. Minnesota uit
atn—ln-Fioved and unimproved-for **ia. Pamphlet*
minutely dc crib in* same. fh»nUhed. Taxea paid,
loads au-I fsrmii so d. and title* examined la ao-ivw
Stale* and IQlncls. Personal attentloa gtvua la spring
and (aL topaytneat of taxes on all lands placed In my
charge, w. J. BASNRS. office No. S. over 111 Baa
dolpb street, Chicago. Post Office Box 5632.
irt-eStlSra •
I ANDS.—To all war*tins' Farms.
Large and thriving settlement of Vineland, mild
cUmate.ihhty miles south of Philadelphia, by railroad,
rich sou. produces targe crops, twenty acre tracts, at
Don. sir. to file per acre payable uithlo four year*,
good society. Hundreds am
stttlli paM makirg Improvements, Apply to CK AS,
K.LaaHPIS. Vineland. Cumoerla'idCo,,
N. J. Letters answered. Papers containing fal !«-
formation, will be sent free, jet-eWlai
(Erprtii fuu*.
MERCHANTS’ DESPATCH.
FAST FREIGHT JiUTE
Owned and madsged by the AMERICAN EXPRESS
COMPaNT.
On aadaftner this dateJby {spetial arrangement, tit*
MLHCUaNTa* DISPATCH will receive and forward
fromihUcliy to New Votkanrt Kosum* Boner nega.
Poultry, FurnMnd other treigh’s. rcnul'tnf quick
transportation, at LOWER RATES AND IN
Tula than can be obtained bvaay other route or
cooveyance, except the regular Express, by passenger
trams.
Time guaranteed to New York in five days, and to
Boston In six days.
All wilpments received at door ’of shipper and d(V
Uvered at destination yen of cartage
. .The well known reputation of this Line In transport
ing Westward bound business, during the last ton
jr ars. will be a sufficient guarantee that all contracts
made bv It. alii be taithfm.v carried out.
Tte MERCHANTS’ D'SPATCU Is also prepared to
offer Increased facilities. both la time and rates, lot
Westward bound bnaln-sa. Ourfrelshts are t-ammort
ed bvEmlgrait and last Freight Express trains, and
handled by onr own men at ail points of transfer.
Clalrns lor losses or damages will .be promptly ad
justed at this office.
For rates or Amber Information Inquire at ©float
SLC.K.U. Building.
NO. 1 SOUTH WATER ST.
W. c. PARSONS. Agent
Or o! P. LENNFBACKER. Contracting .agent tor
Merc-art* Desp-itch and American express company,
corner of Lake and Dearbdm streets.
Chicago. June
T] KITED STATES EXPRESS
U COHPANT.
; Important Kotice to the Public.
Tbe fnlted States Express Company will commence
on tie 15th Inst., to do basins oo the following Haas
of railroads tu tbe State of Wisconsin, nz• The Col
cago and Milwaukee Railroad the Milwaukee and
Prairie «iu Chlen Railroad and the Southern Wisconsin
Railroad By securing these lines of railroad, the
General Suoertntendevt. RENR? SIP. Em., has estsb-
ILbed regular offices at tbe places named to the list
attached to this notice; ar.d oar very many friends
and patrons maybolleveme wbunT say that It gives
me exeat pleasure to be able to announce to tbem that
tbe laciUQes for doing business over the above named
lines of roada bare been secured to this Company and
that hereatterwe shall not be compelled to refuse, but
si all hold oursetrea In readiness to do any business
tteymay have to Wisconsin at any of the points
reached or tbe above road*, as ve bare heretofore, on
all other line* inn by oar Company.
n( .
Chicago. May 15tb. ISO.
The following earned olaces wm. under this arrange
Btfnl. be reached by this Company:
Waukegan, ill. Kenosha, Wla..
Knelne. ffa, Milwaukee, Win.,
Wankeuhsw. Wlsu White Water W6l
Milton, Wla-, Stoughton. WK.
Madison. Wla.. Maxomaale.' WIL.
Lone Hock, Wl*„ Maseoda. win., '
Roscobel. Wls., Janesville. Wli,
Broadbue. Wls , Monroe. Wla.,
Pislrle du Chlea, Wls. McGregor. lows.
fmvl7<S>tfl :
Proposals
IHJ O T I C E ,
ll DzPAxncar op State,>
Sphieoficlo. J ime 21. LS»a. f
. Not.ce Is hereby given that proposals will bo re
ceived at this department until i-atu/da? tbc&th day
of July next at 12 o'clock M.. fbr distributing tbs
law a. Journals, and reports, of ibolat® seadon or tho
General Assembly, ano all other documenta required
by law to be distributed, the same to oe distributed la
districts ss hereinafter designated. for which propo
sals most severally be ma re. Proposals will also ha
cccrider*d forth* wi ole Statu.
Proposalssbould specify the sum for each district In
which snch laws. Jonrna a etc,, will be distributed, ox
If for the wnole State, the emu mast be named
The l»ws_ journals.etc., will be required to be taken
from Spilczfle'd as soon as ready for delivery, of
which Lotlee will he given. In conveyances of a char
acter to prefect them from Injury on occooont of
wea’btr.e'c.anddeUvertd&s aoouas practicable,in
the man-ex required bylaw, at the county seats of tbe
r» spectivacootiilea to tbe clerks of tue county courts
thtrert
No payments will be made on nnv contract until tho
fn'l execution and performance of the same »nd the
return of receip's showing the delivery of said laws,
etc totheclerks ofthe counties embraced In tne said
COl!t-&Ct.
Noricn winbeglvento the successful bidder or bid
ders tf tbe acceptance of tbelr proposals.and they will
be' equlred, within twentvday* of such acceptance,
to file a good snd sufficient bond In the sum of one
thousai d dollars to be approv'd by the Governor, for
thefaittiftil performance of their contract.
- Tbe person or penoLß to whsm tbe contract la
awarded, will be required to touxihh Tiiaia owx
boxes for packing the laws, Jdoxaala. etm. and to pack
th<* same.
Proposals wnn» opened and examined at t*ls do
pm-to.tut on taturday. July vain, aol it o’elocs M., la
the pit sen ce ot such persons as desire to witness
the sane.
districts.
District *?o, l.— Composed of tbe counties ot Alexan
der. Pulaski. ilasanc. toae. Hs’dla Gallatia, Saline,
WUlannon, Johnson, rnto-u. J«ck>oo. Rai dolpb.
Perry. hPiDKIm, Hamilton. "Write, w-,b«sh, Edwards,
"Wayne. Jefferson.-Washington. Monroe. St. Clair.
Cllr too, Clarion, riay, Richan-l. Lawrence. Crawford.
Jasper Etflngham, layette. Hoad, Hindis on, Jersey
andtalhcon.
Diiulct No. 2—Edgar Coles. Moultrie, Shelby.
Montgomery, Maconpla. Greene. Pike. Adams, Han
cock. McDonongb. Rchiyler. Brown. Fulton. Mar on.
Cas*.Morgan, Scßt Sangamon. Christian-. Macoupin.
Piste. Champaign- VermUUon.De'Vltt.Logaa.Menard,
Cnoibe*land,Clark.Doupl/isaml p ord
District No. 3.—Henders-ja. Knox, Warren. Peoria.
Tazewell, Woodford McLean. Livingston. Iroquois,
Whl, Grundy. Kankakee. Kendall. La fla’Je, Putnam.
Marshall, Stark. Bn' ran, Henry. Mercer. Uock Island.
Whltrsidn Lee. Carroll. Jo Daviess. Stephenson. Wln
ceboeo.Ople.DeKalb, Boone.Kane. McHenry,Lake.
Cook and Hu Page. O. M. HATCH.
Jy2 gUCO-Sw Secretary of state.
TO CONTRACTORS,
Mn-wars?* & St, Path Rulwat Co„ ?
• GxsntßAL Ovncx. Milwauku, JuneSS. ISO. f
Sealed pr6po*a’s will be received by tbe undersigned,
at the office of the Milwaukee « St Paul Railway
Cctooanv. In Milwaukee. until Saturday, the LHth day
of July. lS£3.ior the grading, masonry, bridging, cattle*
guards and fencing of twenty-eight miles of the lino
of road extending from Columbuatothocity of Port
age.
Tho line win be divided Into sections of convenient
lengths, ondpjopoaals-wlll be received for single soo
tiocs. or lor the whole line. -
Thu line will be rerdy for tbe examination of Con
tractors. on and after July 6th. and maps, profiles, and
plans., wlib specifications, may be examined at tbs En
gineer’s office. In Milwaukee, on and alter that date.
Parlies propcstDg.who are unknown to the under
si sited. wl.l be required to Rive satisfactory references.
The work to be offered to Contractors will includa
about eoe.OCOcublc yards of excavation in a dealxabla
section of country for doing work.
Payments in cosh.
The Company reserve the right to reject any and a3
proposals, as may be deemed for their Interest.
Too above work, having been previously advertl.-'-d
under .the direction of tbe Milwaukee &
Railroad Company, and tenders made up to the ISEii .1
Ju;y. all proposals «o received up to that date. wli» *>■»
opened after tne expiration oftae time, viz: Ju.y li.
lb* 8. D. M. HUGHES, President.
W. B. GlLnrxT. Chief Engineer. jefi*t gBl6-lTt
Crsjol Nntut*.
■C 1 STATE :OF ORSON SMITH,
JZj Deceased.—Public notice Is hereby given, to all
perrons having claims and demat da agamic the estata
of Oi son Smith, deceased. to pres snt tbe same lor ad
judication and settlement at a regular term of the
County Com t of Cook County, to be holden at the
O-uituonsetn the’cltv of Chicago, on the third Mon
day of August, A D 'lft«. icing the 17th day thercoC
. ALBERTP.SMITH. £ • (imlnlstrators
OHSON SMITH, f Administrators.
Chicago. July’.’, 1363. Jyfl-g«9
.TT STATE OF ALOKZO BRUCE,
XL/ DECEASED.
Adm(iilfltratoi*s Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that L Hiram Bailey, adminis
trator of the estate of Alonzo Bruce- late of the City
of Chicago. In the County of Cook snd State if Illinois,
tieceaseu.oave flxtxiou the term of the County Court
'of Coob Counrv. in the State of Dilnnla. to be bolden
at the Court House, in the City of Chicago, in the
County of Cook and State of Illinois, on the TdIRD
MONDAY OP JULY, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight husdredandplity-tturee.for tbe settling
artel adjusting of all claims sralnst said decedent; ana
nil persons having against :he estate of tne said
Alonzo Bruce deceased, are hereby notified and ro-
Jiuested to attend at the said term oftbe said Court
or the purpose of haring the
Admlnistratorof the Estate ol Alonzo Bruce, deceased,
Chicago, Hi.. June 3th. 1563. • jeS-efllft-td
TESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
,Pj DECEASED.—Pnbbc notice is hereby given to
all persons having cla'm.« and demands against tha
ettai* of JopephGraf. deceased, to present the same
for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of
the C-uaty Court of Cook County, to bo boMeoattba
Court House. in the City of Chicago, oe the third Mooc
dar of July. A. D IPS! being the 2Uth day thereof.
. THERESB GRAF. Administratrix.
; CMcaeo.MaT2fith.lM myrieCStti
illottr dure.
JOCUND HILL HOTEL A2O)
WATER CURE,
NOTITHAMPTON, MASS.
Thou wishing to get away from the heat of cities or
the cs.« of business, will nad tew as desirable sum
mer
scenery withtbe best hotel accommodations; is easy
ol aceta*. the railroad running through the town; aad
U Aw°t?r cot with
vadda-can. In addition, receive too best hydropathic
C I)“'lU 1 Lym» tocccm to the treatment of woman',
dlcea'sta liweU hnowa tub care la weedy and rela-
Se ThoSohroneht on heda.eren.OT »wn enabled
to wait orer tour hundred raw* of spinal thseasea.
Sr’lSs.lnd loMof ton nao of Umha. hare been n»-
Stored - ancinutrteron* cures have been made or vart*
on* stubborn difficulties which bad lingered without
►elorbryeerw,' Fortn« successln treating more onU
efirr complaints, and the great favor given the Turk*
>.*! TherplcaiandotLcr Baths, see Circular, sent gratis.
jos»*cMm . .
®aparhuvsl)b.
T'yiSSOLUTION'.—The co-partner-
L/ ship heretofore exbtlngbetween R. tt T. Arm
»trnrca?db.R McCormick, sa AUJrLJTKONG Jt Mo>
dissolved by matuU consent.
Either t-f the partner* of the lata tlrm wilt sign tha
Arm name in uanldation. R B.T. ARMSTRONG,
R. R. MCCORMICK.
Cblcaco. Joly Ist. 15*3. Jyt bS-lW
rtISSOLUTION.—Owing to tha
J-/ death or Henry A. Hastlastoa,df Boaton, tbs
firm of Huntington, Wadsworth * Co. I* tbU day dla>
soKcd. The Doslncai of the firm win bo do»ed hr ta«
Subscriber. PHILIP WADStt »idH.
Chicago. Jn!y I, ISO.
COPARTNERSHIP KOTIOS.—‘Wa. toe nnderaisned,
bay* farmed a coparte er*hlp. under the nomeacd flrj*
cl PHILIP JTAH3 WORTH 4> CO ; .
tore and sale of Clothing and Gent a Poralditng Qaoia
ia Chicago. HL,and DOetoa. >w*.
UlVlUWiW.*' WA IiSTORTttJ , m
I SffADSWORTfI, [ P Wc4C °’ m «
; GILBERT K. SMITH, J . „
JOdEPH D. LKLAN6. Doatjm.^faia.
CI O-PARTNERSHIP.— Tha mx-
Omcaad
Booth ™^ , £f®£* l ££| 0- * 0 * *“* SAHtTKL HOWS
M*3&3S? W “* St. SOBSCB*