£

Sj—‘PEIt3T“Hea'lh and Pure Blood are In-

thu »n ,!c b„, artM trnm tapi.il-tyof tbe Mood, and ttat Mountain Herb will so•a«ly And out and cleans* these Impurities from Uita;t*tm, that disease anaot exist. So itoplc and Itnoccnt antbe herbs and plants that compote them, that it la cot sec*astatj tohave them sugar coaled Is order that the stomachcan bear them. Inmost catas, pulsars cugar coated be*cause the materialsof which they ere made are aogriplegmtdtoallgnanlthatothcnrlaeadellcMe stomach could sotbear them.

ThesePlDideal wUh disease as It la, aad will sot onlycore byteaorlag the cause, bat will buDdop and res:orethe broken constitution. Thera ere many who have so trifled withtheir constitutions that they thick medicine cu*aothelptham; let not even tbsie despair; Incredulity andscepticism laoverthrownby a massof testimony which latruly irresistible. At first tbe virtues ascribed to theseMOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed fabulous.Thepublic has been soofte a deeelvcd that they coaid notbelieve the simple troths advanced by their discover. yctfacts unceolable, attested by wltneeaeaof the highest char-acter acd respectability, have proved, and are proving etchday. the virtues of this ** mighty healer." They mark bytheir miraculousefficacy and power a newera In medicine.Cold by all medicinedealers. JelMmCST1 Soothing and Brating.—ThereU no preparation In existence which Lu such a soothingcCsct incases of nervous excitement as UOSTETTER’SSTOM&OH BITTERS Although the ftme of this re-newed Inrigcaal rests mainly on Ua astonishing cures ofDyipeptls, liver complaint, and Intestinal disorders. It isequallyefflcadctti In nervous complaints. Thousands ofladles rssorttoltas a remedy forhyaUru, flutteringof thebsurt, nervous headache, vertigo, general debility and allpecoLnt disturbances and derangements towhich, as asex*they ars subject. It cheer* and lightens the depressedmental powers as wellas strengthens ths body, and Sts useIs never followed (ssIs the casa where ordinarytonics arealmlnt*tcied,)by acyacpleasmt reaction. JelS dAwtw

Miraculous Vermin Dis-troyer, ibe o'detand bestremedy forExterminating RATSand MICE. COCKROACHES. DUOS. ANTS. MOSQUI-TOES. FLEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN-WORMS and OAR-DEN INSECTS.

tw Priedpal Depot 613 Broadway, New York.Soldhy<lruggl*ts everywhere. mylSc4lo-3o

SS?” Bourbon Whisky Bitters.—These popular Cnrraa possess all the souriahlng andInvigorating propert es o' Pcax Old Bocsboh Wstsxr,and are cons deml thi* itoft efficacious' Toxro and Srntn--lANT, as well as the most agreeable Srouacaio ever of-fered to the public. As a Toole tor Old People, delicateladles, convalescent Invalids, andall weakly people, theycannot be surpassed; In all cases of Weakness orDebility,they willgive immediate relief, and impart a stronghealthytoueto the system. A trial will establish their meritsoveran other Tonies nowIn use. For Loan Oourumn,Saoaoumi. Drartnu, Nxsvocs Disxasxs avo LivxaCoxnAimv, they are an invaluable Remedy; aad are acertain preventive of Cwills and Fxvxas.

Pol up la Quart Dottles, la caiei of cne aad two docen,andfor nit by Druggists and Grocers everywhere.

W.F. it A. W. GREELEY, Proprteion, No. S5 Tre-outstreet, Boston, Moss.

J. E. JOHNSON, Centra] AgisA,No. 70 Mate strut, Cblcae*.

apW6O-<UwlyP. P. LAVDON. Agent.

C3F"“Brown’s Laxat ve Troches.”There Is no taint of quackery ic tbtlr composition

Verymauvof the first phyildsns, where tha Troches aremanufactured, know ihilr Ingredients, and freely recom-me-dedibclruic. Wherebahltutl or occasional coartlpa-Hoc exists,they wQ! Infallibly remove It, and will in dustimerestorea natural and healthy action, jtlVlw.od

CSPMorala, vs. Brandreth’s Pills.—Headache’sare nature’s warnings, asd have their origin InImperfect digestion, produces gasses which ascend to thehead, causing ezpsnaicn of the coveringof the brain, andvarying In intensity according to the habits ot the Individ-uat. Oneortwobilskdoeesof Srandreth’sPUUwUlcure;anlwbea they are swallowed all danger of apoplexy lapassed. The pain and dlaines* will vanish after the dratsleep. Donot lei anylitre be lost, The consequences ofmguleriUes are thus cured, and the body and mind are

better able thereafter to withstand temptations. Bran*dreth's Pills willyet be appreciated by moralists.

B. BRAN&RSTH. M. 1).tV*So!d by GEO.E. STANTON, Genl Western Agent,49 South Clark street, Chicago, and by all respectable deal*era In medicine. JeldAwim

S3?” Those who are Curious (o wit-stoas th« wonderfulperfection to which A. Ohnva dt(latemanager atBatchelor’s, N.Y.) has bnught the msnufcctoreof Wigs and Toupees, arcInvited to visitLU Rig andBair D ring Roome, at No. lOQ.L&kestreet and examinethese oirious productions ofart. K- scrutiny can detectthe artlflrisl from the natural when adjusted to the held.

's?”Barry’s Tricopherous is the best-tfi cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, cleansing,curling, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladles, try itSold hv ail Druggist* «nd Perfnmftnu mIiKbHOSBm

Congress Water.—Much spuri-ous mineral water has been Imposed onthe public as “CON-GRESS WATER" byunprincipled persons or counterfeit-ers, who, when they darenet use that pame, call If Sats-toga"WtUr; which many persons suppose to he the realtitleofthe Congress Water, although it Is only theof thetown In which the Spring ts situated.

To protect the public from such Impositions, we haveallour Corks Branded.thos:

CONGRESS:o. w. :

WATER. :

Any one not having those words and letters on theCorks,an counterfeit; and the purchaser should prosecute theseller forswindling.

A9-Ordert win receive prompt attention If addressed tous at Congress Spring, Saratoga, New York, or at outSouthern Depot of CongressWater In New York city.

CLARKE A WHITE,Proprietors Congress Springs.

' McMn.Gege.Bro. &Drake, TremoctBouse; Gale Brea.3. H. Heed i Co.; Fenton, Robinson & Smith; F. A.Bryan, Esq.; W.F. Tocher A Conof Chicago. Ihmols, at e■applied with the genuine Congress Waterdirectfrom onhouse; and we would recommend them favorably toperaan» In Chicago,or vicinity, who desire to purchase osrr.m Coturrea*Water, CLASEE &WHITE.

myTcSTI-em

ttjgOKKR’S BITTERS.”For more thirtyyean, have floodtinted —BorwTTßCTAirotso xnttaocs IxtraTiojtß asn>Cotnrrxuxm—for theirtonic end truly valuable medicinalproperties In ell cases of complaints connected with theStomach ortbs JJenrous System, as we.Ju for tlielr cete-ra!nsefttlness as a most agreeable stimulant In their vari-ous pleasant appliances. In accordance with the testi-monials of medical Faculties in Europe, they hue alsoben been pronounced and acknowledcck, by all who tiledthem, to be “THE BK£T CITTEtWEVER UTTKO-DDCED." and It Is couOdert felt thatthey will maintaintheirreputation on theirown unsurpassed merits.

For sale bymostof the prominentGrocersand Dmyctsls,and. witha liberal discount to thetrads-br the Acent,

* L. KbXKE, jit,350. 9' Front street, f*»w\ork.mrll-cTU-tm

ifteflicints, &t.PHE GREATESTWONDER OFA TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.Prof, Wood’s Hair Restorative,.^vstbe St.Louis,UOm Democrat: Below we publish

a utter to Dr. Wood, of ibis dty. from a gentleman InMvme, wbleb speaks glowingly of the superior merits ofhli hair tonic, such evidence mutt have its effect, whencomaix froma reliable source. If certificates are guurantees of truth, the Dr. needs no encomiums, noruse less puf•cry from thepress:

Bars, Korn, Jan. 10.1555.Professor O. J. Wood A Co.—Gentlemen: Having m*

attention called a few months since to th»* highly hcneficU’cfitensofyour hairrestorative, I was Induced to make ap-plication of itapoc my own hair, which had become quitegrey, probably one-thirdwlille; my whiskerswereof somtcharacter, home *j:kh» months slucelprocureda bottle ofyour r«stonU!ve. end used it. I soon found it wasproving what I bud wished. I usrd it about twice aweek.1have since pro mrec anotherbottle, of which 1 have Usedsoma. 1 can o.w certify to tbe world that the grey 01white hair baa -daily disappeared, both on my head andface,and my ht tr na« resumed its natural color, and 1 beUeve more soft and dearythan It baa been before for twentr-five years. lam now elzty year* old; my good wifeatthe age of fifty-two years, has used It with the saneeffect

The above notice 1 -<• n; cue to yon for your valuablefllacovery. I am ssstrrdthat whoever wld rightly use, «rper dincUooi, w 1 cot have occasion to contradict mystatement. •am a allien of thiscityand a resident herefor Hi - fifteen years, and am known to nearly everysii»iiereandadlo:nltigtowns. Anvuse youmay make cftheabove, with my name attached.Is at your service. as 1wish toprercive the beautiesof n tore In ethers as wellasmyself. Ismitulyyours A. O. RAYMOND.

EALSTUoat. Jaa.23,1835.ROOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE.- professor wood—Dear Sir: Having had the miafoncceto lose thebest portionof my hair, from the effects of thtyellow fever. In New Orleans In IBM. I was Induced tomakeatrl»> 01 vourprepiration aodfoocdlttoansweraeUisverymingneeded. My hair Is now thick and glossy, andno wordscan express my obligations toyou in raving to theafflicted such s treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.

Rev. J.K, Bragg, Isaminister In regu-lar standing,and pastorof the Orthodox Church at Brook-field. Mass. He la a gentlemanof greatInfluence and uni-versally beloved. WM. DYKK,

BaooxrixLc, Jan.13,1558.PrOKBM* Wood—DsarSir: Having made atrialof vour

HairK-sUXtllve,lt glv»mepleasureto s&ythai na effecthasbeeu exceilfntln removingInflammation, dandruffanda constant tendency to Itching with which I have beentroublediiotn my childhood; and has also restored my hairwhich wasbecominggrey, lok* c*igSualcolor. 1 have umVao other article with anything like the same pleasure crprofit. Voure truly. J. E. uRAUG.

O. J. WOOD itCO- Proprietors, BIS Broadway. NewYork, (m tht great N. \.Wire Railing Establishment.)andIU Market street, bt. LtmLf. Mo. And sold by all goodDrord-toand FancrGoodt Dealers, ao

&c.JONES, PERDUE & SMAIL,

WHOLESALE DEALERS Uf

WRITINGPAPERS,ENVELOPES,

LEDGER PAPERS,Writing Inks and Fluids.

BLANK BOOKS,CABD BOABDS

AND CAEDB,WBAPPIK6 PAPI,,,

And every dneriptisn of

BOOK BINDER’S STOCK.122 Bake Street,

CHICAGO.

"DTJTLKR & HUNT, 48 State stn-A—F havenowon hand the followingalaee of prlntiUx» 90x44 34x40 96x43 93x98

.94x31 15*87 «7141 Sxfl96z|2 34x34 «r«-t jkjj

of BOOK PAPER,

vnhta gy*Ca*hpaidfor TUa,

Da*ekgersoll.• BL*»xßooxUA*cTA£rrra*a.BOOK BINDER AND RULER|amcow preparnd tn manufacture Blank Book* e«rvgaacription,ruled and bound toany desiredpattern*. vriS2without printed beading*. Particular attention paid too?Cert fromCounty Officer*. Bank*.Ac- wwot-

BUI Baade, Letter Head*, Shinning Bill*. At,En]*dandPrinted toorder. Mreaxlnea, Periodicals, etc_ bound inany style. Old Book* sound and rebound. Au whiprinting done with neatness and dispatch. Term* mode*

HO. IS* LAKE STREET?Northeast earner otClark, (entrance on Clark street.PoatOffloe 8ex8634. myasiydMi

"PRINT, BOOK AND WRAP-JL roaPiJXi, forsale at manufacturers pricesBT J.P. * E. A.BLACK 4OO n

Ko.fllO • « • Kluleitnat... No* 816XL'addreaa 41 Bristol, Kendall County, Hi."

pT"CashpaidforRagL JySSSyAWT

Justness (Baths.TOATSON & REYNOLDS,J. ATTORNEYS *COUNSELLORS ATLAW80 - Dearborn Street. . 80Ota.TxT.ta WK.C.llrrpoLM.

Ccicaoo, iLUXOU.CuSiiYS?A e'T aCo, LH. Bun* a Co..

• Messrs. Sponger & Whiteman.K. •,'■frtßrJiin A-SSS:

J JelgWly

“PfENRY A. KADFFAIAN,t UETECTIVE"POLICE AGENCY,

And. County Constable,4MDce.No. 78 South Clark street, tup-stalra.)

CHICAGO, ILL.fiy Collection* promptly attended to. mylWO-Iy

SK. BO.W,• ATTORN IHPAT LAW,Office No* 1, ffietbodlat Block*

Corner Clark and Washington streets, Chlcaso. IllinoismyTtP-ly

\|ELYILLE W. FULLER,ILL ATTORNEY’ AT LAW.AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY

•V o, 1 JOfthodistsoothaastcomerClark and WaahingUm-ata. ay4aMfrßm

CTARK& ISHAM,ATTORNEYS &COUNSELLORS AT LAW.Boom 4"*80 J>*arbor»Strut*

Chicago, Illinois,rss. l. arsax, ra sp2JclT7*Em xnw. a. tsßAx.

CTILES & DEAN,W CoonncMatLaw and Scironotis nr Caascxar,Room No, 11,Dickey’s Bulidlne, comer Lake andDearbsmstreet, Chicago, IIL

8. AD. willattend to all business nertalnltg to their pra-feauon. In the several Courts of the City and County. -Text pxrxs to Uogge t, Bassou ill]Us.M. D.GilmanACo.JOMpn B. Dogpett, Esq,.Ssvige, Keith ACo_ Jas.Laraon,Lm..Hodgtjdeco*, J.M. Mwabull, E«j- Chl-ogo. 111.;Hou. A. underwood, Wcu River, Vt,; VoneBrothers, New Orleans.La.; Nathaniel Harr:*. Pres.AUaallc Bank, riwtoa. Mass.; Henry 1). Bassett, Ewj„DojAon. Masa.; FUbws A Cbapin,do.;Potter, Kule, White4 Bayley, do.; Wm.Kecd Dean, Esq, do.X- s. BttLxa. lapl6V)-Iyj vru. noscox DCian.

AXWELL & DART,rrx BAKKEKS AKE STOCK BBOKTUB,Aa* SOEzeAssfr J?lace9

_. EXW TOBX.pcrtadloaasnegotiated. Advances madeonblock becurj tea. Stocks and Bonds bought aad eoldonorder* promptly attendedto.

. TfcryiQcgyt ot all Stocks or Bonds seutto us for salewinmhM-IycST9

(OBAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,VAfMPORTERS AND DEALERS In Crockery. Olm*94 ChinaTable Cotlenr.Looking Classes, Carters and Brl-Ub Ware. N0.105 Labe «trert.Clilcogo. 111. mIiST-CHMy

[TKOX, EUSTACE & REED.JLX ATTORNEYS AT LAW.NO. 130 CUBE STHE EX,Between Washington aad Medleon, Chicago, ni.

Joexn Eaox. Joan v. Ecerxcx. Csas. H. Rxsd

OPIES & BURT,kJ .COUNSELLORS ATLAW,jyo, 75 Cktilmut) J\’arlh

Between Third udFourth tirccte. St. Louo, Mo.Mr. B. U Jiourr Public and Commissioner ufDeeJ j faevery State In theUnion.References In Chicago—Scrlpp* A Bros*,

ramraica ame. [JsMy-viSSJ calvtt r.trjzz

i&oncg aub ©icljangeTO LOAN ON

CUICAGO CITY PBOPEBTV,or on•OOD IMPROVED FARMS In this State.

CHAMBERS, LEE, & Co.._ nyas-oHa-Em 121 Late street. Chicago; Room Mo. 8

J{OKEY LOANEDFIRST-CLASS SICCRITIES,

Banking Office of Wm. H. Bice & Co.,NO. 63 CLARK STREET.

Three to five year Loans at 10 per cent. Short PaperDiscounted. C *sk advances on Warehouse Receipts

ty~Clty Scrip wanted. my2»ctse-3m

JVSCIIANGE ON ENGLAND,IRELAND, SCOTLAND,

And all oilier Countries la Europe*The undersigned, having comp’eted tliclr arrangements

for maltlrg exchange on the princ pul il lea in Great Bri-tain, Ireland and the Continent, a:o now prepared to issuedrafts forany amounts from jCl.‘ .Oaud upwards.Billson Europe cashed at tut-highestrate*.Advances made on grain warehouse receipts, asd shin-meats of produce to Eastern mirk-te. liaslnesi raocrdiscounted. CLEORORN,LEt’KIKdsUO^

......British Consulate,aplScUl fin Custom Heuse Building, 18 S.Liealle rt

POR MONEY TO LOANOS BEAL ESTATE SECUKIIIES APPLY TO

ERNST TRUSSING,nru.xs zs7roaznr xxcbasot,

money and real estate broker,jpent fortjit Brttinh Commercial Life Mae,

Co*, and JS*otary M*ublie»NO. 6 LARMON BLOCK. NO. 6

noU-Ty N. E. cor, ofClark A Washingtonsts.

A IKEN <fc NORTON,XI BANKLHSAND DEALERS /,V EZC&AKQIACorner Clark and Lake street, Chicago, Hi.J*My

'JVELKQRAPHIC EXCHANGEOn New York.

Drafts. Acceptances, and Notespaid in New York on theday ofmaturity,or last dayof grace,ami money dc?«lU\lforaccountinlliecltvof New York, i;nd sent todtles Idthevicinityof New Yenb. on telegraphic orders.aplSly c965 EMERY OObb, V‘ t*'graps OlDce.n

jfor Dike's Dealt.piKE’S PEAK OUTFITS,

Guns, Rifle*, Piitola; Celt’s. Allen’s,Sharpe'*,and every variety of Revolver; yyfyyBowieKnives. Tent*, ricks. Shovels, Pane,Gold rcalcs, lllarkcts, and allLinds oftier1* tools; Pwwdei. Shot, Capa, and am-wr ■ ’wmunitiongenerally.

Arcnt for St.Louis Shot.Sole Agent for Haeard’s Powder,

apty GEO. T.aBHET, IBCLakestreet.

pORTHK GOLD MINES.onAS. A. BATON, Ajent,

[acoczaaoa to 9. xatos a oo m]

SHARP’S AND COLTS RIFLES,‘JOLT’S PISTOTS, BOWIE KNIVESalso.alarseaasortmentofTargetandcthcrBiflea, SbotOuns, and other • paratussgeneralontfllforthcMines, atEflLakect-' 0%h -7S W

Bcntists’ ffietbs.FULLER & ALBAUGE,—

DENTISTS,8 .WEST BANDOLPH-ST.. CHICAGO «

. Pott Oflce Box 8821.LC.TTTXJ.ia. [OCS-a6tr7-lv]... ~W3t.albaccb.

aagfe W. W. ALLPORTVZfflft? DENTIBT.

Office sad Residence. No. 59 Washingtonsiren•wthßt.l*

QENTALDEPOT IK CHICAGO.WESTERN BRANCH HOUSE OFJONES & WHITE,

(S. R. BINGHAM, Maxaocb,)101 •

• Randolph Street • * 103Constantly furnishingevery variety ofDental merchan-dise, Including theirunrivalled

POBCELJMJr TEETH,'awa:dedthl^ty ,•*flret._p^emlamß• , In the United States andEurope.) Gold and Tin Foils, Gold, Silver aud PlatinumPlate aud wire, Operating in-trumanta. Office Furniture,Lathes, Corundum Wheels, Rolling m»u £c. Term*«ifiMlv-a»b. : awveiem

Settling jHailunes.MILLAR’S NEW PATENT

Lock-Stitch family

SEime JfI.ICHF.VJES!836, $36, $35, $36, $36, $36.

The only one takingthis ftUch fold for less thad (50. Inform, generalappearance, stllcn, {alike on both sides,) ike.opacity, stllli.eas, ease of nutlon, and mincer < fformltgtbe stitch. It Is rvry much ULe and U'omintfti todoa> n uch and as well u the ceebrated

WHEELER A WILLSON |J2S MACHINE.Wc a’so have tho

MBTBOFOLZT ANDouble look lUht fast OKOV'KR A BAKER stitch #25family£cwlrg Machine—warranted superiortoany (Ao ma-chine. or money iofunde'l. We will send vitluror tn-rh ofthese maehlntc. si agents ptlc*s, to any party engagedlothe tale ofs<-wmg machines, andnfundthc motvy at Ueeud of thirty days if theyare not satisfied.

Agentiwasted. Ctdl at 102 Lak- sttvet. or addressLEWI> CORNELL,3«14-‘6ocs£l lyr tot S6SU Chicago,iILSEWWft MACHliVilii.

$35, $35, $35, S4O, $lO, S4O.L. CORNELLk CO’S Late Improved

Double Lock Tight Fast Stitch.WARRANTED to five a» rood satisfaction as theblehest priced lu mirkit. M«ke the (me ,Htrh as the

lIU Machines; are large, 9x4 iticoea under the a*m. setflat in the lah.e, under teedstraight needle, srw from oom-iron spool*, from 4to K9 sriie.' et to the Inch. Kl'NVERY EASY and ALWO-T KO nea’ly fla-Bhsd. and will STITCH. lIEM_ FELL, iTCK, GATE-EH, bulL’fand RM(lKO'D£iw

Tbev nave REPEATEDI.T taken tteHIGHEST PRE-MIUMS Out of ever 4 000 already inconstantr*e, webare no occasion to go out and put or e to order.Thar work euece*»fally on everything.—from the Cne»tWniiim to heavy Cowhide, the two machine* dlaeronly in the Itrg h of arm, and are ea-Uv 1earned fnmthe fnU prints Instructions. Sample# of Sew|nr,«.ircuU%and Cut* sent on receipt ofbtamp. We are sole aaect*here for the UNIVERSAL HAMMER and oUaGE,a-'Jisuhle to all thletnetaes ot do b and a I widths ofhem jwi.lhem over seams uni fells, and caneas.lybe at*tachcd to ary Sewing Machine, trice #3.LargolUioonnlato tbeTrado, Agenli,

aud C*erey.BT*Ag«als wanted Come and see us at

133LaIaftrect,oraddre«a L. <’OKNKLL ACO,jtl Port Office box 39H2, Chicago. llliaols.

SEXTONS AND UNDifiR-TAKERS.

HO. 88 LA SALLE STREET,

Have cu hand.at alltlmc*. every ttvleand flnl*h of Wood,Lead and Zinc Coffin*; also, Shrouds. And are preparedwith Hearses and Carriage*. and even-thing requisite forFuneral*; and may be found on hand and ready to giveprompt attention totheirbmlne*sat all hour*.

They also have a Chapel andVault in the Cemetery.jplV WRIGHT A MoMLURR.

FAIRBAN K’S|m PATENT

SOAX.ES,

Fairbanks * Creenle*fwlv Lake idreet.Chicago.

■J3r mTCHCOCK’S/ij* Premium Stales !

ManufacturedbyApAMaa HITCHCOCK,

80 So* Canal-st,, ChkacoillvdAwly AHkind* of fecaie* repaired.

1Aft Bbk NEW YORKSYRUPJLV/V fornkbyPARSONS,PITKIN A BANKET,

16 South Water street.

MONDAY, JUNE 18, 18G0.ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OFTRAINS.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERNTrainsDepart.

7.20 a. u.a.oo p. u.TrainsArrixs.8.00 A. M.

8 00 p. v.MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

V.SOA. h. S.OO a. u.8.00 p. «. 8.00 p. u.PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE A CBICACO.

C.40 a. m. * ■ 8 00 a. it.7.85 p. m. ‘B.BO p; m. . *

GALENA A CHICAGO UNION.0.45 A. it, 6.00 A. V.0.80 p. u. 5.00 p. M,

DIXON AIR LINE.9.45 A, M. 5.80 A. M.9.40 P. u. 5,00 r. it.

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUIXCT.9.15 A. It. , ... 5.55 A. M.9.15 p. it, C 00 P. M.4.15 p. it. MendotaAccommodation

ILLINOIS CENTRAL.6.85 a. ir. - 9.00 a. v.C.85 r. ai. 9.00 P. if.

CHICAGO AND BOCC ISLAND.9.15 A. M. 5.50 A. 11.9.15 p, u. 6 00 r. si.5.80 p. it, Joliet Accommodation.

ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.9.00 A.M. <5.10 A. M,9.00 p.m. 7.20 p.m.4.20 p. Ml Joliet Accommodation.

CHICAGO AND NORTRWEgTCRN.

9.45 A, M. 5.15 A.M.9.80 P. m. C.45 r. M«3.00 r. m, JanesvilleAcc. 12.55 m.

MILWAUKEE.9.45 A. M, 1.55 P. n.9.00 r. m. 6.45 P. m.5.25 p. m. WaukeganAccommoduliou. .

Officers of theohote roads will pUase ad-vise its when changes in this table are nidetary.

Judge Douglas “ ou Hor«oback.’>ICorrejpondence of theN.T. Tribune.]

WAsniKorox, Juno 10.Tbe present condition of Mr. Douglasas a

candidate for the Presidency, and the*pertina-city withwhich bcdcmancs anoiiicntion,with-outregard to the consequences to himself orbis party, recall an incident which occurred atthe dinner table of the late Secreiar.v Marcy,and Lada run among tbe good thingsof thatday. It was in 165G, after tbereturn ot Mr. Pu-ebunan from Londou, and before theCincinnatiConvention. Secretary ‘Marcy gave what te'humorously called “adincertothec&ndsdates.”All whose names bad been spoken of in con-nection with the “glittering bauble*’were pre-sent, and prominent-among them were Mr.Douglas and Mr. Buchanan.

Gov. Marcy at mteivaU in the'conversationat tbe table, and in thevein of quittburner andoccasional veiled satire, which was one of thecharms of his social intercourse,*, look up thecandidates, or those which be chose to considerso (eriaiim,and very much to the entertain-ment of tbe party, except the anxious individ-ual sitting at the moment for his portrait, pro-ceeded to discuss the chances of each for anomination, lie appeared to hare got throughthe list, and the - Little Giant” had not beennoticed. Our ioiormant, who was one of theguests, and who, oavirc had the distinction tobe classed with the' aspirant.*, was,of course, aclose observer of the scene, shrewdly suspectedthat this omission was wanton end wicked onthe part of the Secretary, and was purposelymade with the* conviction f hut Douglas wouldfeel thathe had been “neglected,” and by re-minding the Governor of the fact, would editthe more marked attention of the other “can-didates” to what he bad in reserve.

And sora enough, the “Little Grant/’ afterwaiting impatiently torsome one else to noticethe omiflsion, was finally compcile4 say,“Well, Governor, what do you think of mychances?” “I beg your pardon, Mr. Douglas,for the seeming, but certainly unintentional,neglect,” said the Governor, “and I shall beobliged to tella story to illustrate yourchances.When I was &boy,in my native town in Massa-chusetts, standing one day by. .the roadside,talking with a neighbor,a horseman, tiding atthe topof his speed, his steed frotnieg nt themouth, and with flanks bloodywith the rowel,suddenly stopped in the road before us, andhurriedly inquired the distance to the nexttown. * Teu miles/said mycompanion. ‘Andbow long do you tbink it will uiku mu to gutthere?’demanded tbeexettedhorseman. ‘ Why,look a-here, my good friend, if you ride anyway decent, it will take jou just about twohours; but if you go likehell and damnationyou «f«r will git thtre.’. ”

Of course toe pertinenceof the Governor’sstory, which had been provoked by the over-weening anxiety of the “Little Giant” to benoticed, set the table in a roar, and soon ob-tainedfamilHjrcurrency.

A yearogo,Mr. Douglas stood very wellSouthas well as North. But be was uneasy, andmounted the“Harper” hobby,and he hasbeenriding it ever aucc, at a spued quite equal to(bat which was the point of Gov. kiurcy’s story,fouryears ago.

A Disavowal.—Mr. James P. Scott makesthe following explanation concerning the useofhis name as a member of thebogus Texas del-egation nt Cbicago:“ I find that my name has been most unwar-

rantably used by the contrivers of the Texasde'esatiou frsud in the Chicago National Re-publican Convention, and you will confer nla-Tor.by publishing the following statement offact* i“ 1 was in Chicago during the eittiog of the

ConveotioD, and the firstknowledge I receivedof my name haring been used in'this mannerwas from reading it in & newspaper. CallingiJon. C. Henderson to account, tu know what itmeant, he said I was all right as a delegatefromTexts, having been chosen to fill a vacancy, orK-methinp of that kind, and lli-t Mr. Cluob hada ticket for me. Mr. Clobb handed mea dele*gate’s ticket, which I placed in my pocket, andmade no useof it whatever, as 1 «<id not attendthe Convention at allas a delepa’e,and was neteven in that part of the Wigwam set apuit ferthem. I tpent a tew minutes looking at thesea of beads in the Wigwam on the third dayof the session, which was all the time 1spent mthe Convention.

Hoping that this explanation Kill place meall ri»ht wish the public; and baring no desireto share the honors or the disgraceful tnckwhich wasplayed upon the Conreatio.i with itsauthors, I am, yoursrespectfully,

James I*. Scott.JjjJ" The Polynesian, published at Honolulu,

copies into it-columns an account of a tragedynot long since enacted in one of our WVsteriicourts, and warns its readers against lapsinginto similar barbarism* It discourses very sc*riously upon Uie state of society which prerailsin the United Slates, and rejoices in the fuelthat murder is of comparatively rare occur*rcnce in Oahu. Thisrolce from the Antipodesshould not be disregarded. Some years sincewe sent out missionaries to christianize theSandwich Islands; if they in turn liod it neces-sary to send emissaries to civilize us, it augersrerr little for the progressive state of moralsin thisquarter of the globe. It is not at allunlike’y that the next missionary we send tothe F.jee Islands will rebound. Another cen-tury may see tetoed evangelists admonishingus of the evil of our wajs, and urging us torepentance. 'When that time arrives we hopewe maynot hare relapsed iuto barbarism so furas to cut them.

Warning to Mothers.—Tbe wife of Mr. Ed-ward Colver, white clearing her batten*, placedabout thirty bottles in a pun, and among themone tilled w'ltb laudanum,on the 2Cib ult. Herchild, aged 1G month*, took tbe bottle contain-ing the poison, and, before the mother discov-ered it, drank more thanhalf its contents Dr.Pierounelwas sent for, but when Lo arrived thechild was dying, and all efforts to save it werefruitless. An emetic, promptly given, mighthave saved bis life ; but the time lest in search-ing for a physician was longer than its littleframe could resist the poison,and death claimeditas its victim.—Bureau Co. ftpuhUcin,

'pO PHYSICIANS.—Pure,GENUINE DRUGS!!

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Flc:aus to oar enlarged sleekof

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50,000STARK MILL BAGS,

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P. PALJIEIt.lU, 1H A US till Smtrr. 111,:n A m

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JJ A I R N E T T S,ZBFETR WORSTEDS,

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Braids and Crochet, andSmall Wares,

AT SUTrON & BABKETP3,(LateR. Dnik,)

41 LASALLE STREET. 41myli-eyg-Tm Opp. Hcfftoann & Gslpckcl Bank.

T7ANCY STEAM DYE WORKS.JL OF SIDNEYKALISH,

IIS South Clark SU,between Monroe and AdamsChicago, 111.

1 harebeen awarded the fint premium at the 1*1« U. S.Fair. Allcountry oriar* by axpreas strictly attended to.

lail-lT

YORK DYE WORKS,W7L YEBBIRY,

157S. Clark rt„ between Maiisen and Monroe, CLlcnge,Dyer and Cleaner ofall kind* of Silk and Woolen Goods.Also, htraw Bonnet Bleacher and Prcrscr. Store *naconntTT work punctually an*tidedto. tpSTV'-ly

("HALLOW GREASE, CANDLES,X . AND S-’AT.Tallow, No. L Steam and Kettle recVmd: Greats of

al' k nd*. Oasolts —“ummar, and MruMOASdies jbtanlsy’s Cleveland Stvarina Candlea Soaps—Pala, familyFcr«!.b, J. c. XITCEELL.

77Kittle «ti, and cor. S.aU~et. and Archer Rendfc6b779-ly

Railroad spikes.CLEVELAND SPIKES,

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No. 4 l*anlee.e Bnlldlng.my230405-la Comer Sootb Water and Wells street

1-000 AGENTS WANTED'iJUST OUT!!

MendtVs Great Tidunof

ABEAEAM LINCOLSSize 24 by 28 Incites*

The lirgeat and mostaocunte portrait yet published. Actnowledged bysll bis friends to be a peril ct Ukeaeu.

PBICE 75 CEXIS bCfCLE——$6 PER DOZENISingle copies sent ft ee by malt, in astrong pasteboard cas*,

oa receipt of theprice.

EranroraLO, lit.. June Bth, 1350.ED. MENDEL, Eiq—Dearhlr: Years ofthe 7th ln!Uf•together with, a truthful Lithograph Portrait ofxsysdf*

were dulyreceived this morning. Permit meto thank youfor the piaaent, which 1 accept with pleasure.

Tours, truly,A.LINCOLN.

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ALSO—Portrait of LINCOLN,—Second sire, 13by 13IscLej-a good likeness and fine picture. Price CO centsslng'e; fSSper botdred

ALSO -Third sir*, 9by 12Inches. A fine picture In threecolon; a good Ikeness, and Is admired by everybody.Price Soccutssmgls; 48 per hundred,

ALSO—LINCOLN, Spl Uhg Ralls; a UrQdrgwitha Cat-boat In the distance, a g>od picture In three ocl*ora,- Ontheamesheatls.Uhe Republican Platform and asmaller likeness ofLincoln. Price SS ccntsalngle; fißp*rhundred.

ALSO—Life anlPublic bervicea.ot ABRAHAM LIN*COLN. With a Portrait. A book of 113 pages, po-jecUynliaUe. Sice&U single; 8M per hundred.

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JgAN CROFT’S HISTORY.

JVetv Volume.

LITTLE, BROWN & CO.*87 Kimr Street,

PUBLISH THIS DAT,.Boston,

THE

HISTORY OF THE U. STATES.VOLUME vm.

Bring Vol. II of the American Devolution.BY GKOKGE BANCROFT.

OCTAVO. UNIFORMWITH PREVIOUS VOLUMES

This volume comprises the period extending from theBsUlerf Bunker Hill to the signing of the Dec!anUoa «>fIndependence on the second of August, and InSndesanr-ng other things the aMge of Boston, the negotiationofEngland Russia for troops,written from papersfirm »te Archivesof Englandand France, Includingleferecf George 111anl the Empress Catharine; the Invasion ofCamda, from private letters and papers of General Mont-gomery and Lis fam’ly; the movements of France andSpairt.frnn very copious documents obtained la Franceand Madrid; the disinclination of Turgot to the war; therovolutlon In the French Cabinet; the proceed logsIn Con*grers. In pa-t from unpuhllshad private Jon*csla by them mberi;tho Insirrectloa In North Carolina, £om veryf.»U unpubTUhedcontemporary accounts; the purchase ofGerman troupe, from the fullest collection of papers, withItUcssof George 111 and the German Princes, Ministersand Accnts; tie hesitancy of the Central Colonies; thrmovements for taking up Independent governments; theVirgin'sDeclaration of the rightsof Man; the Bsttle ofSullivan’s Island, la part from new materl -la; the Declara-tion o! Independence; the s going of the Declaration.

The mats of manuscript materials collected for this vol-ume I* very complete, and unfolds the origin and progressof ev-n Important measure, tracing the progress of theRevolution completely, in reference toevery part of theXJnilcd States' and presenting thesubject also In Us relationto the history if the world daring the period of Usp.Pg'CSI.

The History of the Revolution will be completed Intwo more voluxca. Jel3c6W-Bteed

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DBAY*BOOKS|ENVELOPS,

LETTER HEOBINGS,BANK NOTICES,

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And all kindsCOMIVtKRCI IL Pnrvmo cct lip to order In beststylo at ?££SS AND TRIBUNE OFFICE, SI ClarkB'JS.t.

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17' O R IRONING DAYX THIS WARM WEATHER

Van Scli aackWill be sure to please Housekeepers from h’s great variety

of St.vea, Furnaces, and dealers.

CHARCOAL FURNACES of Fire Clay and Cart Iron.PUT IsOS STOVES, for4and6lron?,FLAT IRON STOVES, fer4 Irons and a Boiler Hole.LAUNDRT STOVES, forl7Iroo?,TAILOR’S HEATERS, fer8 and 6 Irons.Westlake’s Patent Stove Furnaces.

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Dealers la Housekeeping Art'clca-^O.STATE STREET.

2m-e m y A l ,

Tlio India Kubber Store to115 RANDOLPH STREET. 11#Kiugvbury Block.

KEJIOVAI !

Tbe greatstore for Belting, Packing and Hose, to115 Rand IphStrect ~115

REMOVAL!JOHN B. IDESON A CO. bare removed to 115 Baa-djlpb a reel. (Etc gsbury Block.)

RBTIOVAL !

Tbernly store In the city f.-r all kinds of Robber Goods.Pike's Peak Traders will now find their outfit# atKingsbury Block,

115 Randolph StreeL, Hflt0y31c«76-lm

BACON’SBURGLAR PROOF BANK SAFES,

Or, Jira and burglar Proof Bank Safe,

Secured withheavy round wrought Iron bolts(on door) lhinches in diameter,and

Covert’s Permutation Bank LockWITHOUT KEY OH KEYHOLE.

Invito Bankers so Tg-ravntna oar Stock."Wilders Fire Froof

SALAMANDER SAFES,The Best Fire Proof Safe in the World.

PRATT & WORCESTER, Agents,187 South Water street.

gT. NICHOLAS HOTELSPRCVGFIELD. - - - ILLIXOI?.

Is tbe larges*,atdbest rnaneed Hotel In the city. Is ten-IraMyloctrOand eisv ofaccess from all routs rf travel,and ms -very cot vcnleocc for the comfort and accommocanon cf tee travel cgmnl'c. The slet p'.ncroomsarelargearil wen vent’Ut*d Tbet-uita of are well arrangedai dcorafirt-b.v fain she 1 lor f»m 1 e« and largetrarellncT’sr lc», and It i« tic des'en of t?c prcprieuiratokeep thehou-ets a flrat da.-s Ht 1.1 In«ve:vie*pecl.

KF~ Free Buss toatd from tbeHouse.FREEMAN A BURBANKS.

Proprietors.lel6csjS-6m

J1 AK K NOTICE!

Fourth of July!CORPORATIONS, COMMITTEES. PBOMII-

ETOiIS OP GARDENS, 4 WHOLE-SALE BUYERS,

Can select fromthe largest stock of

FIRF WORKS!la the dty,embracing everything In the pyretechnic art, at

PEUGEOT’SGREAT VARIETY STORE,

KDCGSBDET BLOCK,Wo. 11l Randolph Street.

cs^Mffi^Y.YBRffiREWOKKS

Eefrigerators139

ICE BOXES.OF THE VERT BEST KIND, AT

71..... .LAKE STREET . . - - . .71WATER COOLERS,

TVTTH FILTER ATTACHED, OR WITHOUT.Maker's Five Minute Ice Cream Freezer Ja-panned Ware, Tea Canisters, Grocer’s

Canisters, Lamps, Toilet Sets,ChamberFails, etc,AX 71 LAKE STREET,

Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves II!AT 71 ZJLKE STREET.

Plain TinWare, Wholesale or Retail.Acomplst* assortmentof Honiskeeping Goods may befound at

ALLEN & DALTON'S71.—..M Laka Street.

TT ZIEC Wash Boards, 900 dot,5 and 8 Hft- PalLs 85dor. Bran and Iron Bound Cedar Palls. SO dot Tube, andH kinds ot Wood-Ware, for tale low.*

WM. LITTLE A CO„ 139 South Water street.

T C. BARBOR, Banking and Ei-Xs cbaageoffice42 Clark street. Exchange, UocnrrectMoney, Gold and Silverboughtandsold.References—J. Young Scanunon.PrcddenLMarlneßank�F. G. Adams. fe!s

CPENCER, VILA & CO„B A2f K B It S %

•V«, 13 Conffrtn «/r«if, Bottom .

COMMERCIAL PAPER DISCOUNTED AND NE-GOTIATED..

COLLECTIONS madeon all pt ts of the NEW ESQ-LAND STATES.STOCKS aad BONDSbought and sold on commission.Particular attention givento the sale of Cityaad CountyBond* and all Mar.etableSecurities.The correspondenceof Banks and Bankerssolicited.

„

RcrxaKßOu is Boeros-J. Amory Darla, Esq- Prest.Suffolk Dank; Caleb Stetson, Esq- President Shoe aMLeather Dealers Bank: O. W, Thayer, Esq- Prest. Ex-change Bank; A, D. Hodges, Esq,, Prest. WashingtonBank. mhIOWBOTa"RANK OF FOND DU LAC,XJ FOND DU LAO,

Wiaooms.B.E.LrrxxxTS, Cashier.. ......A. O. BrrLxa, Prest.

Collections made free of charge, remitted promptlyat current ratesofexchange. no3-fy

Tl/TARINE BANK,XTX CHIOAQO MARINE AND INSURANCE OCopitoX $500,000.

B.F.CARVER, Cashier and Secretary.J.YOUNGSCAMmON, President.-*

tW~ Collections made and drafts remittedto all ports ofthe Union. fe34

MARSHALL & DRURY,JjX. exchange, collection and banking

OFFICE, Hour. Ituaors.DrwTTT C- MiEsnaLL. Srxraxs Dainrr.

BPCollecticmfmade and remittedatcurrentrates. rtHtmnicifc-.P«k Bank, New York; Bank of Pough-

keepsie. Poughkeepsie.Nrw York; MarineBank, Chicago,DHdo'j ; White Bros. Chicago. 111.; Bockee. Phillips i Co-Chicago, III.; U.F. Stout & Co- St. Louis, Mo. < r-lxl

fHarijiuetg, iQatbtoare, Set.

PAY & COMPANY’S

Machinery Depot,CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,

Have thelarsest and Best Assortment ofSTATION! ItY STEAM ENGINES

AND B»ILEBS,PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,

SASH AND MOULDING MACHINES,Woodworth Planing Uacblnes,

IVITEI AND WITHOUT MATCHING.Doane’a Patent Resawing Machines,Doane’s Stave and BarrelMachinery,Doanc’s Heading Lathes and Joiners,

Doane’s Shingle Machines.Sol* Western Agents fortheasle ofDUFOE A GO’S Cel-ebrated

Butch Anker BrandBOLTIN & CLOTHS.

ALargestock constantly on band. Also,BART & MUNsON*S

PATENT FLOURING AND GBIST MILLS.Leather and Rubber Beulo;, Laelnff,

Packiug, dec.. Ac.At the very Lowest Cash Prices.

W. H. DOANE. Axent,mylicS3o-1y 138 Clark-st- Chicago.

Hy. ditmars,• PRACTICAL

Jflachinest andPressman,NORTH WATER STREET,

OneDoor'West of Wells-sL, Chicago, lILParticular attention paid to repairing Printing Prsssee,

manufacturing Chaser. Ac- Ac.Steam Enginesrebuilt, and eel unto order.Orders from the country solicited. P. O. Box 942.anlsc7l-3m

Chicago Lead WorksCorner of. Clinton and Fulton streets, ‘West Bide.

LEAD PIPE, BAR & SHEET LEAD,Skat) IWhite Lead,

B«d lisU, andtytbarge*

PIG LEAD, PUMPS AND HYDRAULIC RAMS.tr Orders fromthe trade solicited. CASE paid to

Old Lead and flax Seed. P. O, Box 1536.[fed! E. W. BLATCHFORD.

CTEWART’S COOKING STOVElO STILL AHEAD,—The acknowledged superiority othe Stewart Stove has given rise to several Imitation*The genuine article foreale only byC. METZ. Agent, atISOState street, between Monrce and Adams. Also, agood assortment of Housekeeping, Hardware and Tin-ware. ajr3<67S-lT

QOYER’S SULTANA SAUCE,JO For Hotand Cold Dishes ofill kinds. This most de-licious vid appetising sauce. Invented by the renowned“Soyer,”forlhe London Reform Club, la, sincehis decease*manufactured by the well known house ofCrosse St Black*well, London,from theoriginal recipe. It is the favoritesauceIn England, and on the Continent, with a high andgrowingreputation among American Epicures, and Is muchapproved ofas a stimulant ta the appetite and to digestion.

OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.“Werecommendourcorrespondent to tryilona. Soyer*e

new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana Sance.* It it made afterthe Turkish ndpe: Its Savoris excellent, and it affordscon*tldcrable aid Incases of slow and weak digestion.**—[ThaLancet.

•* Savory, Piquant and Spicy.worthy thegeniusof Boyer,—{Observer.

** A mostvaluable adjunct to Fish, Flesh, and Fowl, andshould have a placeone very table^Atiaa.

Sols Agents for the United States,GARDNER O. TVELIN.SI7Fulton SL, NewTork.

and BRAT A HAYES,34CoroblH, Borton. Foraale byGrocersand Fruit Dealers everywhere. IslTbilS-ta

MAUSS,Practical Optician,

SOUTH CLARK STREET 7*OppoeitetheCourt House. Bestfrench Crystal and Bra-*2uanPebble Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Opera Glasses,MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES,

MathematicalInstruments, eUu, constantly on band.AUUDdsomstrumenUandepecuclearepalred,andglaseinserted Into o'd irame

TV/- W. KIMBALL,siaaa

PIANO FORTES & MELODEONS.Pianos from thebest Eastern Manufacturers for�mtowoo.

PIANOS TO RENT*OLDPIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOB NEW.

99 • • Clark Street,* * 99noarm-lT *

100,000 HsS^i£? s.For aale at

Corn Exchange Bag Factory.HART, ASTEN A CO„

mb9b7Wto ifft South

Tl/TRS. BATES* AGENCY OF-XtX fioifor domestic servants,171 • • 'Washington Street, * * 171

BetweenWeDs and Laaalle, Chiogo.Bo Girts aentftun tha office withouta printed card.

QUAKER CITY INS. COMFY,PHILADELPHIA,

Capital and Surplus..... .$359,746.70.CTFirKRS.GEO. H. HART. H. H, COGOSHALL.

-

Prest, Bec'y aadTreasurer.E-P. Roes,Vice Prest. S. H.Bcrtxa, Asrt.SeCy.

Cnrtls li. North,General Agent, Masomo Temple, Chicago.

_Dnzoroaa-Geon» B. Hart, E. P. Rosa, A. C. CsttelhFoster S.Perkins, £. W. Bailey, Andrew Chambera, IL R.Cogzahall,Samuel Jones, M.D., Bon. H. M. Fuller;mhl6 *6O ly

TVTEW YORK INSURANCEJ-l AQESCr.HOWARD IXSCRAXCE CO9FAXY,

CashCapital and Surplus-UINUATTXN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

Cash Capital and Snrplna. |SM,OOO 00ARCTIC FIRE LNSURANCE CO.,

CashCapital and Surplus. 1388J<3 03INDEMNITY FIBS INSCHANCE COMPANY.

CashCaplUl and Surplus. •174,470 44LADIB FIBE INSFBANCE CO.,CashCapital and Surplus. s34Bj)tt S3

MARINE INSURANCE:PACIFIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,ToW Assets. $1,005,949St

LIFE INSURANCE;MITTAL BESKHT LUK INSURANCE CO..

NEWARK, N. J- *

TotalAsaets �140(1,682 39PHILLIPS & VAN WAOENENrAGENTS,

183—- South Ware Strict.— ISSfcß*6oly

■VTORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN-A. v SURANCE COMPANY,Or Haitto&o,Corxorovt.

PAID DP CAPITAL, $366,000.Insurance Against Z*on by Fire Only.

HUBBARD & HUNT. Agents, Chicago.Cor. Clark andSouth Water st.

NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,Or Noawtcs, Oomr.Paid np Capital* VL51,636,33.

□TBURAHCS AGAINST LOSS B7 FIRS.HUBBARD A HUNT. Agenta,cor,of South Waterand

Olark «t- first floor.Loomis* block. 0c26-b905

jETM INSURANCE COMFY,HAHTTOHJ, OONN.

Incorporated 1819 -----Charter Perpetual.CmA Ceyflelead Anvliu*|3)l94,loo.o3

Fire and Inland Navigation RiekaTAKEN AT LIBERAL TERMS AND RATES.

Espedaiattention riven to laauraoceof Dwellings andContents fortermsof one tofive years.

ASSISTS JAN. 1, 1860.PAH) UP CAPITAL.CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.

ParVa k’tVal.Bank Stocks. Ac - $889,400 $339.50 00U.S. Stock and Treasury Notea.... S36.au on 232,650 ouSUte Stocks, Ac. 344410 00 224,-33 20city Stocks. Ac 116,000 00 116.000 00Railroad Stocks, Ac 85.600 00 82.164 00Mortgage Bond*. £2,000 00 82,000 00Real Estate, unlneumbered 72,996 COMiscellaneous Items 87.739 CgCash on hand and deposited on call

and Inagents bands. 894.746 26

$3494400 03Claims unadjusted and not due. $179,967 6s

Applications received, and Policies Issued orrenewed byany ofludolyanthoriiod Agents. Losses equitably adjust-ed and paid in funds current at any of the Banks in Il-linois.

Agents appointed, supplies furnished,and all businesspertaining toa generalsupervision in the State ot Illinoispromptly attended toby WM. B. PATCH,buteAgent,Springfield, Illinois.UCDBAUD *HUNT, Agents for Chicago.

yH-lv Wo. 1 l/iflmlt* lllnet cor. 8. Water A Clark ft.

'J'HE UNITED STATES

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ofthe business ofother

Life Companies. From the Comptrollers Re-port for IM6. and Reports of Com-panies filed for 1c67.

1857 NewPolld/sNew Issued within 1356. 1837.

Policies. the year 1856.1004 United States Life.,..1477 for $3,766480 $2,537,900711 New York Life 7W 3444.010 2,673.103

683 New England e66 3,'/73400 UC5.523730 Manhattan. C33 L»4*400 2445,000631 Connecuc t. 687 148X550 1410.870522 Mutual Benefit. 431 1410440 1,969,430

Albion 427 1,043^27Theassets of this Company exceed $700,000.The Annual Income exceeds SIOO,OOO. Ills purely Mu-

tual, and its dividend*are paid In cash.Since U* organisation. It has tamed7413 policies.The largeCapitalsafe investmentsand economical man-

agement, renderIts securitybeyond question.

JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.N.G. DEOBOOT, Actuary. JOHN EADiE.Sec’y.

Applications for Agencies In the Northwest should bemade toORBEN E. MOORE, G«n’l Agent*apH)cSI6Sm Oflce 14SX South Water street.

jdlumting.QAS PEPS AND FIXTURES.

Browa& Wilder.AT & 49 State street, --- -Tip Stairs*

CORNELIUS ABAKER'S, PHILADELPHIA,

Gas Fixtures.The richest assortment In the city, comprising all Late

Patterns.pipe 40per cent discount from list prices. Fitting S9

centsper pound. wb-IT-aMT

D. MoFARLANE’SGas, Steam Fitting

—ASD-

PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT,M....LASALLE STREET, CH1CAG0....54

—r»HTiT» xx—Gu fixture* sad Iron Furniture,

PRACTICAL, PLVIHBERArtA of

ALL BUNDS OF STEAM WORK.

TO TH E TRA D EThetradesupplied withtools and every article In the Gas

hhixtb Fitting and Plumbing Business. R»Gliding andBroaiisg done to order.Manufactory 167and 119EastWashingtonstreet.

A.BAIS ELEVATOR ANDVJT Wsmißorsi—Having rented the Grain Elevatorand Warehouse formerly occupied by Gibbs. Gri2n Aon the comerof Fraaklmand North Water streets, 1 amsow prepared to doa general Storage and Elevating busi*ness, ana solicit the patronage of my friends and the pub

Good building stoneFor aals at tha

Quarry ofReuben Taylor & Son,Ooruer c»v Chicago veaueand Western Ijmita. his.l

pRESH SHAD,Halibut*Haddock, Codfish,

EELS, BMKLTS, Ac. L.B, PLATT AGO,Ml U Randolphstreet]

I—REMOVAL 1 1—PEARSON & DANA,

KASCPAOTDBEBS AND WHOLESALE DSILSH3 Ef

Boots and Shoes,

No. -39 „....LjO£o Street...„.....J<o. 49

CUP STAIRS.)Having sold out our stock at 194 Lake street, we ,h*»

hereafter devote our attention to manufacturing job,blag.Having a goodstocknow 1bstore, we mDcU tba patron*ofour former customersaed thepublic. myV^**-*n

72 LAKE STREET. 72tarsfo Stockboogbt atreduced plicea.

STAPLE I FANCY DRY GOODS.YANKEE NOTIONS,

CROCKERY, COIN.,Glass and Silver-Plated Ware,

WE HAVEUNI,ARSED AND XSXPBOVnS

W« nut, rmli. r„out Increasing tad#, aad the demand during ConventionWe*k, arrtlorte all buyers that wl*h to purchase at th»Lowur Rate* made tv Cszcaso, to call and curassortmentandpri ea.

Bowen Brothers,IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,

NO. 72 LAKE STREET.btU

Anno Domini 1860Of American

Spring . Announcement,

PEAKE, SIARSD & DE LONG,SO LAKE STREET,

Continue their business In the manner they bars cotducted U dazing the list six yean, offering

at wholesale a large stock of.Known Brands of Goods,

AT A SMALL ADVANCE.OCR MOTTO, “LOW PRICES WIN,"

warranted by our purchasing from tint hands, dolesbnalnea on expenses, and selling to a doe*promptpaying trade. To ail such,we ahall offer throughout theseason a complete and unsurpassed stockofDRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND MOTIONS,

On the most favorable tenna. Good men are Invitedexamine our stock and prices. f*io *go 1y

1860--U, W. OUST & C0.—1860xAsvraoTCiixs jobbxss or

Beady Made Clothing,And Dealers tn

GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,Qunmtnt. JVw-i*. in«. D%tka,TaOar t Xrtamwy*, $-e- d*c.

Goods at tho Lowest Market Rates.HOB. 33 fit 35 LASS STREET,

(UP-STAIRS.)

1860 SPICING TICADJE. 1860

CfIDLEY. FJHEWELL&CO.43, 44 and 4G

WABASH AVENUE,

DRY GOODSJOBBHRS.

fiavson & Bartlett,msPTifnriTu m

. WHOLBSALB DBALEHS

BOOTS &T SHOES.25 Lake Street, Chicago, 111.

W« would respectfully coll the attention of City anacountryMerchant* to out extensive of BootsShoes, which we have now in store, ere dailyreceivlnxfrom our Factory In West Boylcston, whlcn con-«l«*ofa fullaasortment of those Celebrated Custom- «soeFatna Kin, A Calf, and Grain Water Proof Boota: togetherwitha fullslock oi all styles of

SPRING AND BUJDIER GOODS,of thebestqual'tyand manufhcture which weare preparedto sell for CASH and prompt paying trade at Boston andNew YorkJobbing Prices.

Wears Agentsfor the saleof Mitch*!!s Patent MetallicTip Boots and *hoea. n« which w« ksv# «fullatnek

88»b(ileaaU Rouses.DRESS TRIJtJfIIJYGS,

BBAWL anmwimConeu,Uo.l.rr, Start., Glare.,BIIU,

Small W.rt., Notion.,lEPHIB WOOLS. *e.Coo3MorteKit.ilpilcn LOW rot CASHADDISON GRATES,

70.. Lae. Srmr..... rsSTORE.—NEW GOODS.

WARNER-

*RUST,Wholesale dealers la

Wooden and Willow Ware, Broomeand Broom SXateyUls, Tabs,Falls, Chorus and Bowls,

rorrx.d.n.JJ%>. 6 Zberieni afreaf. CkUmr»%

aw.wami. [aplfl ly] *. Ult

g T RA W GOODSTOR JURB TRASS.

WEBER, WILLMMS & YALE,25 ZiAKB STREET,

Hare a veryluxert«kof Meat, Boya. Ml*«, aadSTRAW GOODS

TRY hiS.!i ,ir tents ti*»tt«ttoa of ClTTaad COCX-tux Uealca. feisa6o6taaM*aoQRockery,

FINE CHINA,g-lassware

Surer Plated4c Btittanla Ware,HOUSE FUREISEIXO GOODS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.tho.tiasp. BIBS,

C!IVTiO 170 LAKE STREET.

JMPOETANT NOTICETO DKALZBS IN

BOOTS AND SHOES.The Celebrated Copper Toe!_ „ _

_Boaro& March 2LIMO.To VTMie. Wxßawoant ±Ouil* ■ i If—Tocorrectaa error which appears toeditamaax aooe partlca deailax la Mitchell’e Patent Metallicw« borUht whatever to deal la aaid rood* within the Statea of

lowv Wlaeoaala and MlaMeota. Tha cxdoaive rtxbt todeal m aaid Tipped ttoote ad ahoe*la thaabove Slates hav.Ms been aokl uv the patentee before w* ourehaa**! the in-veatloa aad patentofhim. Beepeetfotliy yonn,OHASX,MCiUNirET A CO.

WADSWORTH & WELLS,'wnelesalo Dealers la

BOOTS XVD SHOTS,«0 .

. .Lake Street. . . 60Weown tba exclusive right for tba tale of

MITCHELLS PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BOOTSAMD SHOES.

foraadwubla tbe Statesof Wisconsin. lowa, and Mlano-nta. and beraby give notice that aO partiesdra'lngIn thesegood* wtttta tbe above State*. wAboo' having flnt ar-rangedwith us and by ourconsent, are and wilibe directInfrlhgen uponour EXCLUSIVE rUbta. and thatas soon« are advised ofany Ufringwasat. «n«H d.maatiproperand immediate redma. rWe have made extensive arrangemenu with the meetcelebrated manufsetun wherebywe can tally sappiy tbeincreasingeemandwith tbebertquamiM of these TippedBoots and Shoes from oar store in Chicago, each pair ofwmcb will be stampedor labelled with oar name.We shall recognize no Tipped roods within either tbeabova blatss but such aa are Urns stamped and suppliedWe. willwamrtin all Instances one pair of cbßd's eojvper-uppedsboesto out wear two anu oftentlme* three orfourpairs of equal quabty withoutUi«e, as con be «bcwa byvery many testimonial.*, while tbe expense is bat a '.rilemore, making an actualaverage aavW to tbe consumer ofsear twobond*ed per cent.We also own tberight (not exclusive) Car tbe sale oftbese

patented goods Into all territoryof tl>*owner* ot the patentand are In no way subjected toamtaatcommiatioo of fivetoeev«n anda halfper cent. ptudby •Uotberdealerv.we partcaLriy solicit the sl'emU-a of dea'ers In these■goods within the Statesof Illinois, ■Uch-gaa and Indianateonr advantages under this patent, sod tbe quality of omfoods will b« unsurpassed by say »kck m the Unionvbch we aim. quality considered, to offer at competingprices with goodswithoutTine.WetbaltglTenndlTlded attention to this branch of ourbusiness in connection with our general stock,and mpeevfrrilymlkit orders for oor goods and due respect for our

fbat dealer*may not be misled by tbe advertlsemeats ofothers la Chicago and elsewhere, outside tbe Slates ofwtacoaslß, lowa, and Minnesota, who advertise theaiselveeas agents tor tbe nleofMITCHELL’S PATENT METALLIC TIPPED OOODU-we state thatallsuch agencies do not extend to or in anyway whatevtrappertain to tbesde ofsaid goods within tbs.States cfWlsoouui, lowa and Minnesota.

ap4b»9 3(n W’ADSWURTH A WELLS,

JEWETT <b BUTLER,£* waouaaimBxsnxsszaHardware and Cutlery,

NAILS. GLASS, SHEET IRON,Con>er,Zlney Tinners*Stock, Tinners*

Toole, Tin Pinto, Fence Wlro, Ace.18 ... Lake Street... 18

SIGN OP THE SCISSORS,BstwoeuWabeah and kOcbigaa avenue*. Chicago. 18.

r>ABCOCK St PEEK,XJ Cfiuoceaaon toWillard.PeekA Co,]

171 Bandolpli StmtMAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT. *f-<n

CHAMBER, OININO-BOOM AND COMMONPURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY.

WoodSeat and Cane SeatChain, Bed*■leads and Doreaas.

ttr Putkuhr Atteutloc paid to Coantry Order*, and oPe*nUhi**J»«'* ,a •(- ,r*.**»*••

tlagß."RAGS - BAGS—BAGS—BAGS—-AJ CORN EXCHANGE.

BAG MANUFACTORY.HART. A£TKN A CO., 137 South Water street, ChicagolB. £. GLAiiE A 80.. 133 Broad street. New York.

MAjnryacnruaa an dsa&bu otBAGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Miller*’ aoJ Grocers’ Bag* madeand printedtoorder wttibeautiful brands. New and Seamleu OrmlsandCannyßags, fbc Shippers’, Miller*’ nod Karmen’ use.BagsfOrKkiilrrßuekwbeat, read.Macs, Salt, Seed, Ac.

Ailed with fidelityand iliipatch. Bag* loanedtoshipper*. mys-T-lv

BAGS I BAG«n BAGS! ItfiBWKLL'S

,’snua BIG BIHCFACTOBT,Wabash avenaa, Chicago.

BAGS AMD SACKSof every deaoiptJcn,toaUhedos abort noUca,

- gad printed with-KW AND BXAUTIY'UI* BRANDS

SIMEON PARWELL.ipS-dAwly-tm

p .-i IC'AQO BAG AGENCY.-578 So.tlk "Water itmt.

ILMtS GRAIN BAGS of virions tlsMiad cnaO-rLO’ IF hilres. quarters,flrM'is—printsd Urceder ol

ay aei red patters.HAM SACKS—every slsetxsed.GUNNY RACS—‘Twoor Uuee tmsfcels.Commission AfcxhaaU, Slllleii. Grocers tad Provision

Dealers will4ad Inst thearticle treated In oar stock. .*>X-dmsolicited, tol'tOly] HAWKINS A CHAPMAN.

3__l£gsl_9tob£ttißrountß.CTATE OF ILLINOIS. Countykneelman tadHinm u. Boil—atue aSTt iUt®*9l

Public aoticeUiareby alveototbea 14; l McV*pv»SfccliMi Kb* Uaa tad Hiram 0. Bail w utSh.meatlretteo cot of toe 080- o> the CierkoftheCoart of Cbhe*r>. datedthe 3ls» dt»ofMay,a. O ls«Ttto* tolt oftotttld Oythere 1 •tCierey tau actum »r*teof th*a*d JX.McVTct*c. Michael aaselo.au tad HJrua <�Bail, forth# tomof four hundred tad ony-«ev»aaat <g iajdollar*, directed to the Sh riff or Cook smutty, wtichwrit tutbora returned executedNow, to tierore, aaie»* yuU, the »U J. L. McVicharMlrharl Ifnaelmta tad Siram C. Bull, ahtlpcr otuLy mtad appear Micro thetoldsuperiorCourt of t.'Ql t<0. ou crbefore theffrat dayof tb* term thereof; to be hohlea at theCourt Hotte, la thv City of < blcago, 00 the tint MoacayorJaiv a D. 19W, giv«ipedal oaU, tad plMdtotrie.auplaintiff**aaloa.J jdimeot will be«at<reo*«pdoa'you.andto revurofUeieu) plaintiff.aau»> much of ihepn.pcpyat-■tebedMßiy beinffldmto jellifytbesold Judgment todcotta, winbe acid to aailafy taebud*.

v „

W. KIMBALL. Clerk,jratwin.Bictm A TuoMaa. fa'g*e Ally*. Jel4c3BQlwCTATE OF ILLINOIS, County ofAn s-“-*l?oibr Octut of Chicago, July tena,«.i‘iSSS UT *“ vs. Wl lUm B. Tread-

J'JlUl3 tarT “3PnMe DOllt. ufmbr to the mU WUUna 8.

John J. irreawed. Joba ». p#ny tad Kd-wardfiortoa that a wr.tof attachm at Ueaed out of iheI,* 9 * ?S 1119 c,*ik o! Uw Superior Court of Chleteo,dated the tweaty fourth day of u»t. a. n igsv at taerod ofthe aa!d waiter jUJCeebeitr. tad a*alnat tbeeatateof theaaid William B. T-eajwrd, Job . J. .rradwcll. Joba•. a arry todBuwaidNoitoa for ibotomofa arte-a baa-

duUare tod sixty etau. directed to theog*Co*flt-, wbiohaad wilt baa beta retortedexecuted.

*owj iberefore unleae Toutbeaa’4 WUllam B Treed-well. Joba J. TreadwelL Joba f. Pery and Fdw*rd«,ri“a pereoaailT be aad appear before tbe eaU.upertor Court or Cblaua ot or before tbe dm£*y of the Den term thereof, ieb* bolde» at theCo-rtHouse, tbe Cty of irblcaxo oa tbe flrst Aloiday ofJ® 1 *- A. D. M drea *p«aal Ml aad plead i* the•aid plaint.ff aae 100, Judfemeat "'ll be -stared *nlaatyou aad la forar of the aaid plaintili;aad to muchof theproperty attached aa may be tafldeol to -etiaf* the aaldjudxemeataadcoeu.wtU be aoldto-aiur* 'bareme^

. WALTkR KiMBalX, clerk.Paawzu, .Surra A Taoitaa, fU’ff'aA tr'a.leUcSTMf

H KNAPP, SI. D.• FORMERLY or NSW TORS.

Cm b« consulted. either personally or hr letter, !b retardto all dlseuee. which he tr*at*>wilh noprcdanted avcceM.on anew intern. He com Chronic Cain ofriitini.which have been pronounced Incurable by toe medical &o>out tenermllr, *oehu Nervous md NeuiaUlc AlectioniIMaeseee of women. AU Forma of Scrofula, impepela.CoastlpaLoß, Skin Dlrea.ee, Cucerosaand TubercuLsAf-fection*.Including Pulmonary ConiumpLon. llheamailam,Paralvila, Epilithy, Asthma, S».t Hheum. KemltiealandIntermittent Fevers, the Disease* of Children, a e.He haahid as ezteu'lve practice a&<t voatirlulaaoceaatnthetreatmentof

cjjyrcßJt9ywhich be cores without the knife.

Remember the Doctordoe* not promise to curt allof Disease*. While iuDbeasce «n citubli. IfuUa la•eesou,all eraon an not. Your case mar l»cur»bla thl*wwk,notne*>-to-<Ur,not to-morrow; huce, thedasnrof delay.

SF“(jomulU!lonfrte. Office boon from 6 ami. to» p-mTOFFICEI7H SO.CLA RS STREET.

Cor. Clmk udUosme-eu,r&tcae* Til.id'WHrT)i^MOVAL.—The United Statesl\ v'xprraa Comj.any bar* this day mrored their

offlce from' No. U Dearborn street to 130La*eaoda0?o*iUihawtoeaLake and Cl »rk »rrew »n ranee. Too

entrance, o ».ako riw will be eonaMered thetent'* <• fortanner colectL. oandausllpaduxr buOtt «. T&eeotr*nee

-U l»tiiJrtit r twranctlor Mat.m u d.11r.-ril "n <:.«r» «•«. ortr-l.r*.n. f.t. .1.0. lllp I*ool0 With Wtllch WO IST. OQO*

,mtUmnb*raaJo*frcaiT:»A. «•“*r m,joaii-cSb#t»aepo ijo K • aalolv w. AftaC

T'OTHH'AFFLICTED —Dr. Wm,X B. STANTON. formerly of Albtfr *• N. T_lato of

Jackson. J£lchi<aa, has pannaoenLy locaw** *» Chfc**o,foriheprtcxlceor medoi&e. Uflce »

Ijim ud Mate anna. Particularttaatloa IT*o to thatreatment of CURONICDUKASES.

Kara*c»cia—Prof. A.CnrtU,iL.D.,C!adanatl,phJfl:J.D. Friend, M pn SreYor t». nnaealL jLilIAlbany^*. T.;M.W. BLUL Buffktt. »w ferk.

100,000 HAM SACKS--7 For ■»>• &r

muntm * ouapMAN, Apau,For CHASE AFAT, Boataa.

Latter* D. C. F.O aud H,boUiß* HaaftwoUhtaffroa(*aax* Tint*. seaUr prlaM to

onUr* HAWXIHB A CHAPMAN.n» r* Heath «r*aa.

feahfeirig anit #ictange.Ti'DW. L TINKHAiI & CO..11/ Havlncretaned toUielrold iUad,corneror uki and clark streets

Will coailaat Uulr tuuloeai u *

Bankers and Exchange Dealers.Ezahaac* •& aU putsof £urop«.

pwajlp i« cum**. wui. >»■»»«

European Exchange and Passage Office,36 dejbborjv street.

Sight Drafti for sale on England* Ire-land. and Scotland*Pmons wishing to the o!d country, or to aeod for

their ftlend* hr the OLD BLACK LINE OFSAILING PACKETS, or by Oral claaa ateamalUps. »«nobtain certlUcates of at reduced through rates.

myIXJI7-Im

AfARSHALL COUNTY BANK,JjJL LAOON, ILLINOIS. ’

c. D. Caasx, Cashier, W.P. Pauct*, prest.Collection*made Id Marshall aad adjoining counties, andproceeds remitted promptly on dayof payment.

mrUsSm

AC. OERTEL,• BAXXEB Mflrr,

76 Dearborn Street, Chicago, ill*Sight and TimeDrafts on NewYork and other prindwd

cities bought and sold. Collections made on favorableterms Sight Drafts on England, Scotland. Ireland andWales, Sweden, Norway, France, Holland and GermanyIngumsof $5 and cowards. Jail-UOMy

TJOFFMANN & GELPCKE,BJjVKLBS,

CHICAGO.— ILLINOIS.44 tc 46 LASALLE STBSfi.I.

BarLking DepartmentDeposits received on Current Account from part's

city or country, and the nnal aeeomedaUons grant* i toregular depositorsand correspondents.Interest on balance* can only be allowedIs cases wher*specialagreements have been made to thateffect.We receive deposit*,payable at aspecified date, on whichInterestwillbe allowed.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Deposit*.Iniums not leas than five dollin. received andCertificates of Deposits I'tned. Interest at tlx per cent,will be allowed oa deposits of this description alter thefunds have remained in our bands a spedfiM time. Allcertificates madepayable on demand, and la like funds asdeposited.

COLLECTION department.Collections In Chicago mane and proceeds remitted ondayofpayment, less current premium on Exchange on|v.

Collectionssolicited on all pans of the West, and proceadrremitted on favorable tarns.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART-MENT*We draw Bightor Time bills on the principal dUeaothe Delon, available In any part of the Unliefiatates or

Canada, and have madearrangements by which we are en-abled to order by Telegraphthe payment ofNotes, Accept-ances, Accounts, Ac, in New lorn.

STOCK DEPARTMENT.We boy aad sell on Commission cither at Chicago, orthrough wur Agents. at New York, Mate, City, County,

Kailway, Bonds and Stock. Our connections In NewYori aresuch as to Insure prompt and jadldoos attentiontoany order entrusted to our care.

FOREIGN DKPARHTENT,Our business connections with Karoo* being DIRECT.VERY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, we ftej

safe In assuring the public that all foreign banking transac-tions can be effected through our house with promptnessand efficacy, equal to any .house In the Union. We Issue.Draft* and Letters of Credit in sums tosolt at New Yorkterns on our correspondents In London, P<trU. Frankfort.on the Main, Hamburg. Berlin, Bremen. Leloxlg, Cologne.Heidelberg, Bale, Berne. Dresden, Ac. ic, AeV&e.Being particularly desirousofpromoting direct commer-cial Intercourse between the West and Europe, we cheer-fully, and on terms most favorable, extend particular facili-ties by openingcredits, Ac- Ac- toresponsibleWestern Im-porters. Collections of Drafts, Orders, Notes, Acceptan-ces, Inhfrltnr.fe«. Ac- Ac- payable In any partcfEurope,ma' e with promptnessand dispatch.

Banks and Bankers supplied with ForeignBillsat low rates. Private Bondsandatortgages negotiatedabroad.HOFFWATO & OELPCKE.

vmjjfcn a. «XLron.,..ALXzkBiLLZt.p&jjvcis j. uoFJFJUJVjy,

Consul of the Grand Duchy of Saze-Welmar, the Duchiesof Brunswick and Saze-Gotba, and the tree cityofFrank-fort, and by special actof several States, authorised toart,for former cltkgna of AUSTRIA. BADER, BAVARIA,HANOVER, HESBIA.NASSAU. PRUSSIA. SAXONY.WIRTEMBERG. OLDKNBERG, Ac. »Ja37-aawly

JjVSCHANGE & DEPOSII BanktrSJBE) CJBPEJV7EJ * CO~

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA,rotor wxjlxx, a. s. rzarzsTz;. b.b. rius

Refer to An.Exchange Bank, r-. T«; Honan* A Co.,Bankers.Cincinnati;P. O.Adamr,Chicago: Read.Drezc]A Co- Bankers. New York. JaSOcll ly

Instpante.]\tarket fibe insuranceXTJ“ op NEW YORK,Caah Capital and sojploi MTB.OOO,S*T«aty.flT# perwatofthe rut piofludivided annually toloiuttn.

STANDARD FIRE INS, CO,Of Sew York,Cash CipitaL. .mood.lonrttlisin

_

FIKB INS* CO,, ofLondon,ll4ulKAOLE * ALBION LIFE INS. CO.,

Ot Leaden,llt

c*plulWm Insure Merchandise, Household garniture. Buildings.

Grain In Store laElevators, Ac.*«“*■ WSooth w»tor B,J«7-c37-lm Three doomabove r Steel’s BtodC^

pi RE, MARINE,

JLIFE XA'SURJijyCE.

Miller & Willmarth,AGENTSFOB THE

SIANHimn JLIFB, orNew York.HOUJS, sc taPHBETIX, CC uWASHINGTON, « «*

LOBILLABD, u (»

CITIZENS, « ccPROVIDENCE WASHINGTON. Pro-vidence, B. I. ’

CONWAf, ofConway, Muir*HAMPDEN, of Springfield, Has*.

Aggregate Capital and Surplus,$5,000,000.

Office, No* 160 SonttiWater Street,

pHCENIX INSURANCE CO.,OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.,

January lat, IB6o*CASH CAPITAL A 0000 00subplus .....V.V.V.V.7 ififflnCashon band, and in Bank 157.579 HCashin thebands nfand due ftom Agents 31,121 S3Real Estate unencumbered a|aoo 00Loaned rn Mortgages of BealEstate. 84.900 00Amountloanedonpledgeof Bank Stock.. 44,900 00Amount loaned otberwnesecnred..,, .. 1.000 00

ParVal.MkftV.BO Share* U. S. Trust Oo'a stock NewYork.ss,ooo s«,iooNew York BankStock. ISA, 700 140.763Hartford “ 1M.50C 315,17?Waterbary •• IL9OOStafford •• SUitod, 400 <l2Holyoke Water P*r Co’s Stocks, 10.000 IQLlsaHew Britain writ** dcqos, 10,000 10,700Hartfort«..ty oonda. 10,000 10.6C0CoU, Peg. and Ino. R.R. Bonds, 10,000 T.MOAccumulated Interest on investments, 0,471

Total Assets ywup gi

Total Liabilities , ..

• 940,704 63H. KELLOGG, Secretary.

UUBBABD A: HURT, Agents,No. 1 Loomis' Building,

Corner of Clark sod Water streets, Chicago.Applications for Insurance. cr the renewal of Folldeaand all business connectedwith theoffice, may be to

tu, dulyappointed Arents for the City of Cnlcago,with fullpower toreceive propetal* and Issue Policies, »n as favora-ble terms aseiherresponMbleCompanies; and Us aim willbe to secure the confidence of th« public by an honorablecourse of dealing.

M. MAOILL, General Agent, £1 and S3 West Thirdstreet, Cincinnati. 0.,to whomall app'lcatlon for Arendes,In the Western or South Western Mates may he addressed.apS-ao-ir

TTOPE INSURANCE COMFY.XX OfPROVIDENCE, R. LCash Capital 9150,000.

AD paid In and securely Invested. This Comnaev Insure*agalastLOSS OK DAMAGE BY FIRS on the most fa-vorable term*. Applyto HAVEN A HERRICK. Agents.WLake street.Chicago. ftlffed lv

VTEW ENGLAND FIRE ANDJLI - Uanm InvaaKOX Covyjjrr,OP BJBTPOUn s COJVJVBCTICVT.

Assets Jan. 1,1W0..Insurance AgainstLossby Fire.

HUBBARD AHUNT, Agent*. Chicago,Or tllark and South Wait-rarreet*

RousesSPRING TRADE.-w 1860.Field, Benedict & Co.,

NO. 81 A 83 SOOTH STATES STREET.toMJcnPi?SfW-*“S0*1 >«»•»tock of cooda adapudthey would Inrlu tho auea.orau and prompt piping eunoman, ia

Broadclotka.an cndef.MdSSjoertt.hUt’ Jfe*111?* «wl waknta VeaUap,Farmer* and .Mechanics Casslaenatoackr J««i

Farmers’ Linen Dnlljand Docks.SpanUh, Qpua, Btouaa as?may l-in»n.~

Twwdj, Saboatta, Cordonya. *»

a cenerol ftoca of TAILOR**’ THRLM^tiA

gURLEY & TYRRELL,N0.'48 Lake street.

JELLY TUMBLERS,PRESERVE JARS,

FRUIT CANS,Wholesale and Retail.

BLAIR A CO.,No. 176 Lake {Street,

Importersand Whokalc DeaMrs la

Hardware, Cutlery,

■Ana, xnr-PLAix, ulus iron, cornuZinc, Copper Bottom*, Block Tin*

—ilSO-

A toll assortment of TJnner'ii Tools and ageeai*—, J»jannedand Pressed Tin Ware, Rivets, Ears. etc.

1860 SPRING TRADE Ifji.

DATIS, SAWYER A Cf ,

m BUS JOMM,42 & 44 Lake Street,

HAVI NOW IS STORE

A Very Large and Complete Stock,Comprising the Isiest styles and most seasonable goods,which will be offend atNew York Jobbing priest, for cashorapprovedcredit.

BOOTS & SHOESAt Wholesale,

43 LAKE STREET 44DATIS, SAWYER A CO.,

Having large facilities axd experience, have purchased anunusually

Zorgaand Carefully Selected Stock,Which wffi be offered at prices that than defy pornpetitionEast orWert, and all goods warranted to give entire satistaction.

HATS, CAPS,STRAW GOODS,

Umbrellas and Parasols.49 & 44 Street 49 U 44

DAVIS, SAWYER & CO.,

Wholesale Dealers,!Have in storea large and very complete stock, comprisinghe mostrecent styles, direct from the manufactures, all of

which win be offtred at prleea thatcannot &U to satisfy.ahn*b64B-to

G. G. COOK & GO.,(Successors to Batterlee, CookA CoJ

WHOLESALE IMMand dealers in

WOODEN WARE,Pried Fruits and Fish.

16 & 18,...State Stree1....16 & 18CHICAGO.

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LAN D & MIXER,133 South Water-st—133

PREMIUM HAMS!They now offer far sale th air Pramhua Sugar Cured Hama,

on which thev obtained the FIRST PREMIUM attherwlcent United States Fair. Also, Smokad Beat; Pork andLard constantlyon hand.P. aBOX 4570. CHICAGO,

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33apttall papers

SELLLHQ

CUBJZPE&TIJV TOWJV.F. E. RIGBY,

81~~~........RA3rp0Lpa Strut.apaocUS-te

WALL FAPEB.IiABCEST ISSOBIK™I OF

NEW PATTERNSAT

DRAKE A BKO’fvPiOTEES ASD PAPEK HASdft’U-

-184 .... South Clark untt. ....184QtAitxly

pAPER HANGINGS.LATEST SPiniG STYLES

mu T.ATTTI STBSBT 108Iamaowopeals* my Spring Goods,

New Patterns of Wall Papm,Zb peat variety, which winbe sold at

LOW PRICES.WHOLESALE A>*D RETAIL

H. \T. ANDRESS,apllcWMn Lake strref—bet. Dearborn and Ciar*•

accjnucts anb Cuilbets,W. BOYINGTON,

Architect and Saperlntendent.Careful and minute Specifications. and

RELIABLE DITAILED X3TI3CATXSMadsfrom dxawtaaa. . .

Omo*-tSDearborß«tx«et,fli*tdoornotlh of the Poe*Dfflce. myl7e7fi>le

L, whkELOUK]Architect and Superintendent,

0mC1N0.77 DEARBORN STRUT.Oppositethe PotC flee.Chicago. noUM7B

Q. P. RANDALL,ARCHITECT.omox 12f TEX PORTLAND BLOCK. GHZOaQ‘<»11aSO-iifti-d0131

E BURLING,• ARCHITECT,50.43 Deeibora atreat, (oppocft I

TraaoafHooae.) JpreperedtoftimliliPlena end Specific*ttoaafor ellklad* of BoUdlaza. He confidently men idouay of l&a beat SalMlapln Cblcaro—bolh publicand pri-vet*—*a evidence* of bis ability,end that orden entreat*#mala will oeexecuted m the no«*eUefictomuenaaT.leltbSSVlv

Eg. hall,ktmbark a go,• Importers and Dealers la

IRON, NAILS, STEEL�SO HIATT HARDWARE.

Wl« Ho. HP aid trt WMhlcaWre atreat. Chieagi.ni-

TAKE STREET MILLS—OKXu • WestZAka and DmUlaatf nets, CUcaco. HBnolt.Our ■pertonr bnodj ot ylour, Hml and reed-.wbolw*aleor retell rt tie towartru*. Ooode warranted anddallTeiwllaUemtjftwo^ctorrA^■jM STXTES3 A gQRRIfI,

CT*TK OF ILLINOIS, Cook' Coo&tr, 39. Oopelor Cantt ofChl •ro, Jal. T rm.A.D. M». PhUauu *. Gafea, S»auder S *’ sre>r,ibomaa Cbalmcre Arebelaos O. Wi a*r aad I).tU tt.Fimaer va. A.czaader Thatcher aad William Tbachtr.-Attacbaeat

Publl:aotiea 1* hereby dren to tha aad Alexv.derThatcher and William fhaUbe'.tbata wrto*' A teebmeatlartied ou» o f theoffice of tbeU'-rk o tbe euperor O u’tof Cslca.o,d>te< , tbe eiibta day of June, a.lf.lftr4.aitbe ultoftbeaald rhl-iu« W.dat-a, KvaoderS. WVnep.TbrmasCbalmeia. ArebeUe* u Wa-ner. aad Dend K.Fnaer. andualn-ttbeeeuteof the n dAl-xu d-r Tb.tcb-traad wIdam Ttmtcber, for tbe »aia of eleven huid ed•»**•«» yflye dolUre, ol to ibe SbeMtf of Cookwhichaaid writ ha* tecureed• zecut-d.

• ow» uu;e»»yoa,th- Alex nder huch Pr aad*l*i>®“«», »hall bef.>re*beatld Superior Court of Chlcwo, oo or before be 9r t darof tbetern thereof, ’obehcLfen ai the Conn H,a ,u, ,i„city cf Cb'eacn, oo the first AloetUy of Juv, a. l> |tudverpexUl be-U aed vlred to ttu «d> pa ntlff*’ aaou*lad* uro* he retried axalne' you.aad ‘n ttvor. f taesalatlilatffsaada -auch— th-prop-rtyattaiheda-ni yberifleea? usaforfy tha aaid jdoxmettaadcoite wj* besal i to socafy thatamu

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W. KIMBALL, Clerk.JenSTaw* 330711 * Twitti, Plttfb* Ally’s,

\TORTGAGE SALE—Whereas,4.W *»"*C*rß-y,of the city rf Chicago. TlUn''K d«doalketSddavo' Julv, AD. 1-39. mnv»*b« de-doibort.r<ie of Uui dateio Hcmio O. L-omK of ibe «n«og*Tandtobiakelrs aadiMir'ttke anus ml premiseshe’*ia!

alter iieatrin-ut-»ecu'e tba o*tba ,um o' vivaTbotma-i T«o Handrtd DolNr- and ti-t«re»t aeeo-dngtjtnstea<>r end effectof tli prom'*eory not** mv e la i «x>aeat«d hv t -e said Anne i;ui ay. ca h bearing •<*?!* due�Ob aald mortgageand peyab-e to the or *er of aatd L"otn‘sa*lb* Marine liaak, Chicago, d.a of which **lo «neach Ibrlbe sumof twohundred dollars, and o*t«U* r*.•pectl-elvat six, twelve. rlrbtwo, l»*Btv-fbur and thirtymonth*after date, and coeof w*i ebniif note* I* fartoty.two hundred do’lara and ts pat ab'e ulrtv s-x tao* tie afterdale,providing in add mortgage Vat if def-mt abontd bomad* m tba payment of «:th«r of tbeu opromiseorv noteson tba dayarespectively "hin tbe same should becomeduoand payabletbe wbo'aof tba prtnrip 1 sum secured br tbesaidnote' mould thereupon,at lb*option of tbe add Ho.ratio O. Looms become IrameJlaielv dueand pavxMa. andtba: trieealdmortga<*mgh be Immediately Ibrae'oead topaythesameorttasttbew-M Loeml*. bleb Ira. executor ,admlntitratoraoranaignaafterpubUsbieeanot c* a anewpaperpnsted lathe ctv ot Chicago, tweety dm beforetba davrf such aaie. ml«M»e!Ube said prendees ti'ererryeooveyed and -tilrixb' and equity o' mlstspUrno' thesaidanne t’an-er. bet hetra*oaasiUnelheiet

. at puMi'aae*Doe, at tbe Court house doer in ta d tTy of Oblca-o, totbe htgba-tb'd.ier forces-: at tbe time meat oe*d In saidOf tier,whl'-b sad mortrtg* •* recorded t » >b«Kecrdvr'soffice of Cook County.Illinois in oojk 46of Moitgigvxat Page 02,

Now.•he-gforo. default ipadrin tbe paymentof one of thenotesabove m'rtioord.aqr tbesame, oranypart of tb* principal sum secured to tepaid br t e sadnotes and morgas*not having been enu or ea'l.-ff-d,andtbe said U''ratio O. Looml«beingatlll theler>l bold** ardowner of theia:dnoies:nd mortgage.,."Netce is herebygiT'Otbat bywrtne of the power iu aidd no>'nge con-tained ( •hal’.on Wednesday, .he SQtb day of Jane.»t 10 o'dcek in tbs morning,at tbe north dw of tbeC >urtHouse.’n the Cityof Chic<co, In tbe Countv ot Couk andState of tllla. l*.wll at public auction, to tbe hl*lie«t bid-der for rash thepromises In and by tbe add cur-vayrd,tow,t:—AUlbe 'ol’oeingdeaT bed lots, piece* orparcels of landsltnat- In the O- untv of Cook afomald.and known and described aa follows name'r. one an trill-ed half (OofLots one l)aa-i fonr (4) In Slock oneM) ofLotathree(3* and four(l\ In Block two S), and of Lot 'our(i)laB’ncktbree *)ia Ellla'“uMlvWoa-f the *ouiheartStarterof SceiloDtblr y fur(:i4) and *ractl>aal Se:Mon

rtv-flee (U) in T< wn.'htntblrtf nine fS9) no"boffourteen (14) ea«t of tbe Third Pr ee’pai Mer'd<an ; a'S>os* undivided tourth ()i> p-.rt eftav part of the south-eawfract'on-l quaiter (ki o' *action iweuiy-eeven r|?>la Towttb p Ihlrtv-ciDe(■>»• non • ofKangv f>urt<*en (14)third fMtirlpal Mer dian.boundedand oe*'rlVaas follows; roameaelmcoßthe wart Ine of tne rouhet-tfnctlcnal qusiw af're*a'd, t* ee tu«ft d andaeven'eaaanaonebilf i9I?SI south of tbecenterofthe raid Section, and runa.ns from thence scutbontheadd we*t Imeon* hundred and fOrtv-fonr (144 'eet end•evea »nd one half (7H> ir.cbes; theareeart par«l!el Wibtbenorth I ne cfth*>ald motional quarter K*et'oniotb«i■bore ofLake Michigan; tbeoce ao*lberlv on and aU n<ctneraid rh.ir- of tire Lak* to a point nine hundred andseventeen end one half i».7H > feet e»uth o> thenorth lineof lb- said fraction.) quarter and tb Die westparallelwl'b tbe said north linetoih*plecem beglnnh*.containing fou-acm> mote or te s, saNtct, however. totl,«flehtoi wav nv-r artrpnfihe said land two bundn-dfeetlnwjdih.bmto ore grantedor decreet to tb* HlnoiaCentral Ksllroul Cnrar-anv hr tne Cook Couutv C rcu tConrt, and II right and equity redenu>tt>m ot tbe wldA neCuney.herhairs sod assign* In ndd p umtaes, ft*tbe purpeseom •aid mention'd.

UuHaTIU U. LOOMIS. Mortrtgvo.W« A. Pdztzs. tlt>. mry cM*tJ

QTATE OK ILLINOIS, County olk* Cook. S.H.—SuperiorCourt of Chicago, AnguitTerm,

>. Prescott vs. John C. D dge and Ji-ves A.CHII-,gua'dlsnoi the said tohnC Dod.e—ln Chancery

AfEdavlt of tbe nofl«resldenea of aal>l Jamea a. 01111%and'hst nldJobnU. -'ol-ehath gone..a. n *bi* StaUand esnno: be *ound tberHn to be aarmt w'th proev»s

tx en died in the oflee o* tbe C’erk of said bu-perof Coun ol Chl>ago on tb*otoMeeo’bln*t«ol. Noticela hereby given f* tbe said John O. Dodgeand James A.QIUK that the ccroplthaat fll-d hit bill o' cemolttatagainst then* la »ilrtCourt, on lb* aid* thereof,on tbe nineteenth day of M«v, IW, and 'bvta «amreoiutbervauon ls*u*d out of said Court agalnetsold defendtat*returnable on the drst Monday ot Augtut-next, 1540, as Uby law reqTilred.

Now, nn’.ere you. tb* said John C. Dodgeand Jamas A,Glllls. shall pervmally be and appear before the wM Su-perior Coart of Chicago of Cook Count . on the Cm dsvof the term thereof. In be bold*n at Chicago, in *aldCounty, on theAnn Mondayof August. Ison, *ndplead, an-swer or demur totbe said complsnanta* til of o-'mplilof.thesame, aud tbe matteraand things 'herein charged andMated, wi I be taken aa eoufeMW', and a -'terra satamtagainst too according to *he prav*» o' »*irt b*!l,

1 WALTBR KIMBALL.Chrk.W. T. Bubo sea. CompPa'Sol'r. myii-c«»?-4w

A DMINISTKATOUS NOfICK.xV The aadtrs'ga*d having been •’ulv appointed Ad-mlnlelratria of tba estate of KUsha W. Trwrv, drcea*a.l,latsof Cook Cwßty. of tbostate of llllnol* by »be I'-»ur-ty Court of nld County, has wl the tbiru M'ndty of Juneasit, at a term of said Court then to babeid for ib* rr*>sentment and ao'udscallon ofal' claims against (aid estata,atwhich tlma at tbs Court House is Chicago, at) personshavingany claimsagainst odd estata, V* requested (a pre-sent tbesame foradjustment.

SARAH ELIZABETH TRACY.Administratrix.

Dated April ICtb. 1860. sp-;Ma*-tJ»t3VO

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County ofC’Cook,**, Conn of Chicago, June Term. A.D. IBS'. Molten Putnam re. John O. All an, MWhment.

Public nolire la hereby *l*»n to the aald J»*a A>!tmathtta wrt of attachment Issued oat of the oflJc. ofiheClerk of the Superior Court of Chicago, datedthetwenty,fourth day01 M y. A.D. iwM. at thesuit of ib* M*<t HoldenPutnam.«nd against thee*uteof 'he *a<l John O. Adamefor theMmofeight baa" redand eighty fire a* rt.yi lOmlol-lara.dlree-edf'the9"ertlTof Cook Coun'v wh'o** ead writhM b*<n returned executed. Now, therefore un'.M tei,Ibe aald Jchoti. Adam., 'halt p.r*oß»>ly be and ariwarbefore the *aid Superior Court of Chicago on or beforethe first day ef the term thereof, to he holden atthe Court House la the City of Chicago «n the firstMonday of Jin*. A D. IhfiO glee special •'.lt and pleadto the ca'd plaJtitlff’g aettoa. Judgment will *e enteredagaicst you and to fkvnr or the aald plait Hff. and topneh or the propert? attached aa may be nffletent to•atlafT the gala lodgment and coat, wilt be anld rr nullifythe noa WaL’EK KIMBALL,CIerk.

eoaria. McAtuerxaAJxwxrr. fit a’a AU'j*.mjOOcen-ew

MASTER’S SALE.—State of 1U:bolb, CookCounty,»—Cook County Circuitrvue .

.\n Chancery. John H. Kln*ie vt.George C. Bates, Tb-ru.*•AnnstP’nc sad Jama*Avsrlll.P'-hUs Notice la btrebv given,thatln pureoaoceof theman dot*‘o» decree* entered In Iboabove entitled mumouSo iwh‘da* March. A. D l««» Patna T'ttt.mVuS *w«} cook County, state aferewid. via.

°.r*aforesaid. u tea o'clock In lie to. B“ifJ.JT 0 authefoJlowJu*de»crlbed parol of no. -vj Is u>r 09#ofthat certain tractorparcel of land »ltu*. ' Wei ad hatChicago.and tun U> calledthe • !<aod Bar. .

poet orthe e* rth taction ot ercilon J>o. ten (Jtn. .ablp No. thirty-nine (3* > north ot ran--* fourteen ("i«ioftbe thirdprincipal o erldlan. which liestoothof tho ..)«*

constructed In U e bsibor o» t hlcago. and which la nr • in*eluded In the water i-U of Kma a‘a Addition to th< atown of Chicago u the raid water ictaar» laid out oa theoriginal plat orman ofaid Elßue** Addition now oc. eiaintce ©flee ofthe Recorder of Deeds,lor the Count? atCook, to which Bid anginalmaporplat reference la herebymade1' or as much thereof as may be serenesry to make themoney doe to aald complainantupon iau decreewith poets.4C. W UC^PAIS*

Mart sr in Ctuuioery, Cook Cuocty.CMcsco. May SL ISM.Tb« fcboTe aofcad «a!« is po«»pcafd toSaturday, tha aothdayof Jos*. IBM, at 10o'clwk a. u.

L. C. PAIJfE PREFR.Matter la Cbaaecry, C<.o« County.

Chicago,Joae JIS, ItW. letl-coo-id

OOSEHILL CEMETERY—ThaAV Maa«tr*ofiheßoaehlllC*metary would tanonac*

that on and afterthis date theyofferto the public theeclee>Uoa ofOemetary Lota. TheUemetary can be reached trythe Lake View rlaak Road, the Green Hay Road, or thePrairie Road ruanise northwest fromthe loterv*cUc*a ofRorth Clark and Weila street throosb BowaanrilK orbytheChicagoand MilwaukeeRailroad U) Chltteodea Marion.Por furtherpartlculanlßoalreattheoSceofthe iiatpany,H«.aarnarknwt.

yyOGL TWINES «t BURLAPS.GILBERT HUB BAUD A COn

Dee’ere laTWISXS AND CORDAOt

arUMPMa W SooU Wateratreat. ear. W«n«

T KaTHKRI LEATHER! IXJ rtncbCalf aid Bp,9pniaatola.Hawn,*. Achoice aelectiaa pat rectfnd.

Hama*. Brtdla, Upper Bp, Calf, Ac,. Aa, of our owaTlaatDA ak otar sewatore.

No. SSO Ltkt 9tr—UO.O.WALUH A SOB,