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N. Y. Brewster, President. J. E. Spencer, General Ticket Agent.
S. M. Blatchford, Treasurer. . L. Darling, General Agent, Chicago.
R. P. Morgan, Superintendent, Bloomington.
CANADA GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
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TICKET OFFICE, MICHIGAN CENTRAL COR. LAKE AND DEARBORN. P. Homan, General Western Ticket Agent. J. Warrack, General Freight Agent.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. DEPOT AND OFFICE, COR. WELLS AND N. WATER ; TICKET OFFICE, 54 MICHIGAN AV.
James F. Joy, President. Charles E. Follet, Ticket Agent.
C. G. Hammond, Superintendent. William Martin, General Freight Agent.
A. T. Hall, Treasurer & Secretary.
CHICAGO & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.
DEPOT NORTH BRANCH NEAR KINZIE ; GENEAL OFFICE, EXCHANGE BANK BUILDINGS, 3d FLOOZ. Walter S. Gurnee, President. H. A. Tucker, Treasurer. A. S. Downes, Secretary. W. S. Johnson, Superintendent.
HACKS, CABS, AND OMNIBUSES. (Extracts from City Ordinance.)
SECTION 12.
THE prices to be charged by the Owner or Driver of any Hackney Coach, Cab, Coach, or any other vehicle, except Omnibuses, for the conveyance of any passengers within said city, shall be as follows: to be regulated and esti- mated by the distance of the most direct routes; namely :
1. For conveying passengers any dis- tance not exceeding one mile - - $0.80. For every additional passenger of the same family or party 0.15
2. For conveying a passenger any dis- tance exceeding a mile, and within city. limits 0.60. For every additional passenger of the same family or party 0.25
3. For conveying children between five and fourteen years of age, half of the above prices may be charged for the like distances; but for children under five years, no charge shall be. made. (To be regulated by the distance. upon the most direct route.).
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4. For the use, by the day, of any hackney coach, or other carriage, drawn by two horses, with one or more .pas- sengers
5.00 5. For the use of any such vehicle by the hour, with one or more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and stopping as often as may be required, as follows: for the first hour
For the second hour For every succeeding hour -
6. For the use of any cab or other carriage, drawn by a single horse, by the hour, with one or more passengers; with the privilege of going from place to place, and stopping as often as be required, as follows : for the first hour For the second hour - For every succeeding hour 7. For the use of any such cab or other carriage, by the day
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8. Every passenger shall be allowed to have conveyed upon such vehicle,. without charge, his ordinary traveling baggage, not exceeding in any case, one trunk and twenty-five pounds of other baggage. For every additional package where the whole weight of baggage is over one hundred pounds, if conveyed to any place within the city limits, the owner or driver shall be permitted to obarge -
0.05
If conveyed any greater distance 0.10
SECTION 17. If any'owner or driver of any licensed Hack-
ney Coach, Cab, Coach, or other Carriage, or vehicle, Dray, Cart, or Wagon, shall induce any person to employ him, by either knowing- ly, wantonly, or ignorantly, misinforming or misleading such person, as to the time or place of arrival or departure of any Railroad Car, Steam, or Canal Boat, or other public convey- anee whatever; or the location of any Railroad Depot, Office, or Station; or any other Rail- . . 1.00 0.75 0.50 road Ticket Office, or the location of any Hotel, Stage Office, public place or private residence, within said city ; or shall induce any person to ride or employ his vehicle by falsely repre- senting himself to such person as running his vehicle for, or being in the employment of & Public House, Canal, or Steamboat Line, Rail- road, or Stage Company, with a view to 'exact, 0.75 | solicit, or take fare, or any sum of money 0.50 0.85 whatever from such person, for conveying him to such Public House, Canal or Steamboat Landing, Railroad Depot, Ticket Office, or 8.00 Stage Company's Office ; or shall convey any passenger at or without his request, in such vehicle, to any Ticket Office for the purpose of enqairing as to the time of departure thereof, and thence to any of the before mentioned public conveyances, and shall, without having been unreasonably detained by said passenger, . charge any such greater price than single fare Ur hire, or shall strike, threaten, insult, other- wise abuse or maltreat any passenger under any pretence whatever, such owner or driver shall, for each and every of said offences, for- feit and pay a sum not less than ten dollars and not exceeding fifty dollars.
ÓMNIBUS ROUTES : .
FOR ARCHER ROAD .- One leaves Lake Street Bridge, every fifteen minutes, from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M., running on Lake and State Streets- fare five cents. Parmelee & Co.
FOR BULL'S HEAD .- One leaves corner of State and Randolph Streets, every half hour, from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M., excepting 1 and 8 .p. M. -fare five cents. Parmelee & Co.
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FOR CARPENTER'S GARDEN, West Side .- One leaves corner Lake and State Streets (City Hotel), every hour from 7 A. M. to 8. 30 P. M., running on Lake Street-fare five cents. S. B. & M. O. Walker.
FOR WELCH'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, West. Side .- One leaves corner of Randolph and Etate Streets, every hour from 7 A. M. to 8 F. k., running on Randolph Street-fare 'five cents. S. B. & M. O. Walker.
FOR BOOK ISLAND HOUSE .- One leaves cor- ner of Clark and Randolph Streets, every ten minutes, from 7 A. M. to. 9 P. M., running. on Clark Street -- fare five cents. S. B. & M. O. Walker.
FOR LAKE VIEW HOUSE .- From the Ameri -. . can House, corner of Lake Street and .Wabash | Gray, Superintendent.
Avenue : 9 A. M., 12 M., 8.00 P. M., 6 P. M. -Returning, it leaves the Lake View House at 7.30 A. M., 10.30 A. M., 1.45 P. M., 4.30 P. M. S. B. & M. O. Walker.
To RAILROADS .- Omnibuses run from the Hotels to the several Railroad Depota, and to and from trains and private houses, including baggage, for twenty-five cents each passenger. Parmelee & Co.
CHICAGO AND BRIGHTON .- Starts from Tre- mont House, and runs on Randolph, Canal, Harrison Streets and Blue Island avenue, to Brighton, twice a day. Leaves Brighton 7 A. M., 2 P. M. Leaves Tremont House, 12 x., 6 P. M. S. B. & M. O. Walker.
CHICAGO AND HOLSTEIN OMNIBUS LINE .- Leaves Tremont House and the Holstein Land Office, 98 Randolph Street, stopping at New York House. Leaves Chicago at 8 A. M., 9.80 A. M., 12 M., 8.80 P. M., 5 P. M., 8.30. Leaves Holstein at 8 A. M., 9.A. K., 11 A. M., 2 P. M., 5.80 P. M., 6.80 P. M. The 8.o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock p. M. run to Niles. Returning, leaves Niles at 7 A. M. and 8.80 P. M. Jobn
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THE GREAT NEWSPAPER, JOB, AND BOOK PRIN GOFFICE No. 45 LASALLE STREET, CHICAGO.
The Chicago Daily and Teleekly Democrat,
The oldest and most widely circulated paper in Chicago. Established in 1830. Has an extensive circulation throughout Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
JOB PRINTING.
: Having a great variety of type and material of every description, and numerous STEAM and HAND PRESSES, we are prepared to do
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING In a style not surpassed in the Western Country. Particular attention paid to Commercial, Banh, and Railroad Printing,
For which we have made special arrangements: Purchasing our stock from first hands and at wholesale prices, we are prepared to execute orders on the most reasonable terms.
Our Book and Pamphlet Department is well supplied with new type, and our office offers facilities for this species of work unsurpassed in the City.
CARD PRINTING.
We have always on hand, a large stock of CARDS, of every description, from the Manu- facturers, and are prepared to serve our friends and the Public in this line promptly and in the best style.
BLANKS.
We keep on hand the most full and complete assortment of Blanks of all kinds to be found in Chicago, for City, County, and State Officers-Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Notes, &c. &o .; or they will be printed to order on the shortest notice.
REMEMBER!
45 LASALLE STREET, CHICAGO.
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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, .
PUBLISHED BY WRIGHT, MEDILL & 00.,
IN THE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NO. 58 CLARK STREET.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : Daily, $8,00 # annum ; Tri-weekly, $4,00 ₩ annum ; Weekly, $2,00. Invariably in advance.
CLUBS :- Daily, 5 copies for $35,00; 10 copies for $60,00. Tri-Weekly, 5 copies for $17,00; 10 copies for $30,00. Weekly-5 copies for $8,00; 10 copies for $15,00, and larger numbers at equally liberal rates.
THE CHICAGO TRI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is published Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur- days, in time for the earliest Morning mails. . It is of the same size with the large Morning Daily, and contains all the reading matter of two days. It is an excellent edition for residents in the country. It will be furnished to mail subscribers at the low price of $4,00 a-year in advance.
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THE CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE contains all the valuable reading matter of the Daily, comprising the Latest Intelligence by Telegraph and the Mails, Market Reports, Literary Reviews, one Choice Story every week, and excellent Home Articles, and furnishes more read- ing than the large sheet of the New York Weekly Tribune. It is published every Friday, at the low price of $2.00 a-year, in advance. Ten copies, to one address, $15.00. TWENTY COPIES TO ONE ADDRESS, $25,00.
THE CHICAGO JOURNAL, R. L. & C. L. WILSON, EDITORS,
Is published EVERY EVENING, (Sunday excepted, ) and delivered to City Subscribers at 12} cents per week, payable to Carriers; or $1.50 per quarter, payable in advance; $2.00 when not paid till expiration of quarter; $4.00 for six months, when not paid in advance. To mail subscribers, $6.00 per year, if paid in advance.
The CHICAGO WEEKLY JOURNAL, designed for the country, contain- ing all the reading matter of the Daily Journal, is published at the same office every MONDAY, at the low price of Two DOLLARS A-YEAR, payable invariably in advance. It has an extensive circulation in the country, which renders it an invaluable advertising medium for merchants and others, who wish their advertisements widely circulated in the country towns of this and adjoining counties.
PRINTING, in all its varieties and styles, executed neatly and promptly. WE All kinds of Justices' and other Blanks on hand.
R. L. WILSON, C. L. WILSON, C. H. PIERCE,
Publishers Chicago Journal, 50 DEARBORN STREET.
THE CHICAGO TIMES
Is published DAILY, and delivered to City Subscribers at 12 cents per week, payable to the Carriers. The CHICAGO WEEKLY TIMES, designed for the country, containing all the reading matter of the Daily Times, is published at the same office every THURSDAY MORNING. It has a larger circulation in Illinois and the adjoining States than any other political paper published in Chicago. TERMS $1.50; or to clubs of ten, $10.
Connected with the Times establishment is an immense
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Where, with HOE & Co.'s magnificent Steam Presses, we are able to execute all kinds of JOB WORK in'a style unsurpassed by any Office in the Union.
I. COOK, :
D. CAMERON, JE. . Proprietors
J. W. SHEAHAN,
N. B .- The Time is the only Democratic paper published in Chicago. 207
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THE DAILY DEMOCRATIC PRESS,
NO. 45 CLARK STREET.
DAILY CIRCULATION, AUGUST, 1855 --- 2,592; WEEKLY, 4,000. Daily, per anaum, in advance, by mail, $6.00. Tri-Weekly, $4.00; Weekly, ditto, $1.50. Chibs of five, $6.00; Clubs of ten, $10.00.
REST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN CHICAGO. SCRIPPS, BROSS & SPEARS, Proprietors. WX. BROSB. B. W. BPHARB.
J. L. SCRIPPS.
OK PRINTING,
At the Democratic Press Office, 45 Clark Street.
We are prepared to execute orders for Job and Book Work with neatness and dispatch. Our office is in charge of an experienced workman, and supplied with the latest styles of Plain and Fancy Type, and a great variety of Borders and Ornaments. Our facilities are such that we are quite sure we shall be able to please all favoring us with orders for any kind of work.
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All orders from the country, accompanied with the cash, will be promptly attended to. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS, SCRIPPS, BROBS & SPEARS.
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HOFFGEN & SCHNEIDER'S Steam Printing Establishment, NO. 10 WELLS STREET, CHICAGO.
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PRINTING.
In the ENGLISH, GERMAN & SCANDINAVIAN Languages, promptly and neatly done.
PUBLISHERS OF THE
ILLINOIS STAATS ZEITUNG.
This is the only German DAILY newspaper in this City and State; the WEEKLY Ilinois Staats Zeitung has a large circulation in the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, and in Minnesota Territory, and is therefore the best medium to spread advertisements among the German population .. 208
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
GILBERT & FRENCH, -
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
JERSEY CIDER,
AND WESTERN RESERVE CIDER VINEGAR, Nos. 234 & 236 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT 236 & 238 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO.
H. A. PITTS,
MANUFACTURER OF
THRESHING MACHINE'S
WEST RANDOLPH STREET, corner of Jefferson.
WEMPLE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN .
THRESHING MACHINES
Corn Shellers, and Agricultural Implements, CORNER OF CANAL & WASHINGTON STREETS.
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WILBUR F. HITCHCOCK.
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MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IN THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES AND STYLES.
STORE --- 84 NORTH WATER STREET. 1
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ATKINS' AUTOMATON, OR SELF-RAKING REAPER & MOWER
ATKINS AUTORA REAPER
ERNWHITE Del.& Sex
1 (the first) built in 1852, 300 in 20 different States in 1854, 1200 built in 1855, 3000 building for Harvest of 1856.
40 used successfully in 1853,
WARRANTED TO BE A GOOD Self- Raking Reaper and Flower
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A LARGE NUMBER OF FIRST PREMIUMS
Already received from State and County Agricultural Societies, The American Institute. The Franklin Institute, of Pennsylvania, &c. (several of them repeated, ) two at the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition.
P AMPHLY
GIVING IMPARTIALLY THE OPINIONS OF THE FARMERS, Its Successes and Defects, Blank Orders, Notes, Requirements of Agents, &c. mailed to Applicants, prepaid.
Send Orders early-directly to me or by the Agent. Many were disappointed in not getting the SELF-RAKER last year, and many will be this year, in all probability.
J. S. WRIGHT.
À PRAIRIE FARMER" WAREHOUSE, CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER, 1855. 2
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ARCHITEETS.
CARTER & BAUER,
ARCE PECTS
AND SUPERINTENDENTS, 159 LAKE STREET, CORNER OF LASALLE.
OTTO H. MATZ, Architect and Building Superintendent, OFFICE, 84 DEARBORN STREET.
VAN OSDEL & BAUMANN,
ARCHITECTS.
OFFICE, MASONIC TEMPLE, SECOND STORY.
ARTISTS. LENNOX, PENDERGAST & CO., ARTISTS IN PATENT
AMBROTYPE AND MEZZOGRAPH PICTURES
No. 75 LAKE STREET, Up Stairs. W. W. PENDERGAST. R. H. PENDERGAST.
E. S. LENNOX.
P. VON SCHNEIDAU,
ARTIST,
142 - LAKE STREET, - 142 Awarded Gold Medal in 1852 for best Daguerreotypes. 8 [1*]
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ATTORNEYS.
BARKER, MEECH & PECK, Attorneys & Counsellors at Cato, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, 117 Lake Street.
JOHN F. CLEMENTS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. 3 Marine Bank Buildings. United States' Commissioner.
CORNELL & BARRON, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Solicitors in Chancery, AND PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY, OFFICE, CORNER OF CLARK AND RANDOLPH STREETS, OPPOSITE SHERMAN HOUSE. W. T. BARRON. PAUL CORNELL,
GEORGE ELY, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, IN THE VARIOUS COURTS OF THIS STATE; ALSO, Attorney, Solicitor, Proctor, Counsellor, and Adbocate In the United States' District and Circuit Courts for the District of Illinois. OFFICE, 48 CLARK STREET, (UP STAIRS.)
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HARVIE & TULEY, Attorneys, Solicitors & Counsellors
53 CLARK STREET, (OVER OLD POST OFFICE.)
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ANDREW HARVIE, Residence, 153 State Street.
MURRAY F. TULEY, Residence, 168 West Washington Street.
R. HERVEY, HERVEY & CLARKSON, ATTORNEYS
J. P. CLARKSON. 1
And Counsellors at Cato, and Solicitors in Chancery. Office, - No. 44 CLARK STREET, (Second Story.)
Commissioners for the States of Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Michigan, Wisconsin, Florida, Kentucky, and Iowa. 1G Agents for the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate, and Conveyancers. Titles Examined, and Abstracts Prepared with care and promptness.
COLLECTIONS MADE.
D. R. HOOPER,
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, &c. OFFICE: No. 12 Metropolitan Buildings.
All Professional Business faithfully and promptly attended to. Land Titles carefully examined. Collections attended to and promptly remitted.
KING, SCOTT & WILLSON,
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
39 Clark Street.
WM. H. KING,
IRA SCOTT, S. M. WILLSON.
HIGGINS, BECKWITH & STROTHER, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
OFFICE --- ROOMS 1, 2 & 3, SECOND FLOOR, VAN H. HIGGINS,
CORYDON BECKWITH,
NO. 16 DEARBORN STREET. BOLTON F. STROTHER.
REFERENCES
John Steward, Jr. & Co. Alexander Frear & Co. Bowen, McNamee & Co. Frederick Bronson, Esq ..
New York.
Blanchard, Converse & Co.) Thatcher, Bascomb & Co. Samuel Parsons & Co.
Boston.
¡Birkhead & Brother, Sprague & Root, Eddy, Jameson & Co. Doane, King & Co.
Baltimore.
St. Louis.
DE Especial attention given to Collections throughout the Northwest ..
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F. D. OWEN, ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR, AND SOLICITOR. OFFICE, NO. 56 CLARK STREET.
COMMISSIONER FOR MASSACHUSETTS. .
PARSONS & HOWE,
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And Counsellors at Law.
OFFICE, 48 CLARK STREET. J. B. HOWE. M. C. PARSONS,
HENRY WALLER, B. G. CAULFIELD,
BEN. F. BRADLEY.
WALLER, CAULFIELD. & BRADLEY, SHILOH
BT LAN, .
AND GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS,
Jactropolitan Buildings, = = = Lasalle Street. OFFICE-ROOMS, 18 SECOND STORY.
FRANKLIN WEBSTER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. 73 Randolph Street.
WILKINSON, DOW & PEARSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, COR. CLARK & LAKE STREETS,
Will attend to the duties of their profession in the different State and United States Courts for Illinois. L. D. WILKINSON, 8. K. DOW, GEO. T. PEARSON
W., D. & P. are in correspondence with the most reliable Attorneys in every city and county in the Northwest, and are prepared to receive for collection, claims whether before maturity or past due. Under this arrangement, our clients may rely upon the services of the most efficient Attorneys at the point of collection, and prompt payment of proceeds, when re- mitted here.
Personal attention given to legal business of importance in Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois, when desired.
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BAKERS. THOMSON & ANDRUS, WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL
CRACKER & SODA BISCUIT
STEAM FACTORY --- 16 CLARK STREET AND CORNER STATE & ELDRIDGE COURT. P. S .- COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
CHICAGO CRACKER MANUFACTORY
O. KENDALL, Manufacturer of a Superior kind of
BUTTER, BOSTON, SODA, WATER, SUGAR, WINE, GINGER, AND LEMON CRACKERS AND PILOT BREAD, Cor. Dearborn and Washington Streets. -
ENGLAND BAMER W.
WILDER & WOODMAN, CORNER OF DEARBORN AND ILLINOIS STREETS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF
White, Graham, and Rye Bread; Boston Crackers; Oyster, Butter, and Sugar Crackers; Soda, Wine, and Milk Biscuit ; all kinds of Fancy and Plain Cake, Pastry, &c. Parties, Balls, &o. furnished with all kinds of Cakes and Pastry, at the shortest notice.
BLACKSMITHS.
JOHN CORNELIUS,
BLACKSMITH
Has commenced business on MICHIGAN STREET, (between Wells and Franklin Streets,) where he will be happy to receive all orders in his line. I am now manufacturing the SELF-ACTING RAIL FROGS and SWITCHES, and am ready to receive all orders with which I may be favored.
J. CORNELIUS.
P. S .- Plane Knives and other Edge Tools of all sizes made to order. 7
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BOOKSELLERS.
A. H. & C. BURLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS
Stationers, and Blank Book Manufacturers, 122 LAKE STREET.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY| American Sunday School Anion DEPOSITORY. DEPOSITORY,
W. Y. JOHNSON, Superintendent of Colportage & Depository.
50 - - Lasalle Street. - - 50
50 LASALLE STREET, (METROPOLITAN BUILDING,)
L. P. CRAWFORD, Agent.
[ All the Publications of the Union for sale at Eastern prices.
" THE CHICAGO LITERARY BUDGET,"
Editor and Proprietor of
W. W. DANENHOWER, Publisher, søkseller, Stationer,
CHEAP PUBLICATION & PRINT DEALER,
NO. 123 LAKE STREET.
ITERMS, Two Dollars per Annum, in Advance ..
Published Weekly.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY,
63 RANDOLPH STREET.
Always on hand, a large supply of METHODIST BOOKS, SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS, TRACTS, and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, at Eastern Prices.
W. M. DOUGHTY, Agent. 8
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BOOTS & SHOES.
BUEL, HILL & GRANGER,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .
BOOTS & SHOES
157 South Water and 10 Lasalle Streets.
H. K. BUEL, (Late Buel & Wells,)
H. L. HILL,
G. L. GRANGER,
(Late Granger & Hill Bros.)
S. BURTON
DEALERS & MANUFACTURERS,
60 CLARK' STREET, (Sherman House Block.)
. & Particular attention paid to the manufacturing of all kinds of Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes.
MICHAEL GLEESON,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS
SHOES,
121 Randolph Street,
(ADJOINING THE SHERMAN HOUSE.)
ALL KINDS OF WORK IN HIS LINE MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. .
J. T. JEWETT, FASHIONABLE
BOOTS & SHOES, 97} LAKE STREET.
ALL KINDS OF WORK MADE TO ORDER.
JOHN KELLER, FASHIONABLE
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
MARKET STREET,
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PEARSON DANA,
SUCCESSORS TO S. B. COLLINS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 184 LAKE .
TREET.
ALBERT G. PEARSON,
WILLIAM V. DANA.
C. N. HENDERSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
No. 169 South Water Street, BETWEEN LASALLE AND WELLS.
1855, S. RATTLE, 1855.
(FORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF ROSE & RATTLE,) MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Boots, Shoes, Baiters, Rid Slips, --
LADIES' SATIN FRENCH CONGRESS GAITERS, AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AND GAITER BOOTS. . Franks, Valises & Traveling Bags on hand. 53 CLARK STREET.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER, LASTS AND FINDINGS,
ARPET BAGS 490 LAKE STREET, (corner of Lake & Wells.) CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS. 10
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Manufacturers and Dealers la
NO SHOES.
No. 133 SOUTH WATER STREET.
GEORGE WARD, WM. E. DOGGETT,
H. D. BASSETT,
D. H. HILLS.
WADSWORTH, WELLS & SEYMOUR, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 145 South Water Street.
T. W. WADSWORTH, GEO. M. WELLS, CHAS. W. SEYMOUR.
C. O. THOMPSON & CO., -
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS,
Nos. 127 & 129 SOUTH WATER STREET, Third Deer West of Olark.
E. THOMPSON,
HOPKINTON, MASS.
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CHICAGO.
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Ladies' & Bents' Boots & Shoes, of all styles
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 147 RANDOLPH STREET, -
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1855. 201 LAKE STREET. 1855.
THOMAS GEORGE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER, TIN, SHEET-IRON
AND JAPANNED WARES;
ALL KINDS OF COPPER
WARE
MADE TO ORDER; RETAIL DEALERS IN
BROTES & POVR RUANITORS, 201 LAKE STREET. ----
ON HAND:
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF COPPER, TIN, SHEET-IRON, JAPANNED & HOLLOW WARE, KITCHEN AND BOAT FURNITURE, Canal and Boat Lamps, Copper and Tin Pumps, GLOBE LANTERNS, LAMP GLOBES, WICKS AND GLASSES, Locomotive Lamps, &c. &t.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ALL KINDS OF
REPAIRING, FOR STEAMBOATS, STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, &c.
COPPERSMITHING,
SHEET - IRON AND BRASS WORK.
ALL KINDS OF PLUMBERS' TRIMMINGS MADE TO ORDER. CA
'THOS. GEORGE.
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EDWARD HAMILTON.
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MCINTYRE CO.,
No. 79 Wells Street, between Randolph & Washington.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
BRASS FIXTURES FOR STEAM, WATER, AND GAS. ORDERS FOR CASTINGS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
BREWERS.
LILL & DIVERSY,
BREWERS,
BROWN, AMBER, PALE ALES,
And Dealers in Halt and Dops.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF RECTIFIED MALT. VINEGAR, NORTH-EAST CORNER PINE STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE.
All Orders from City or Country, enclosing a Remittance. for the amount, respectfully solicited, and promptly attended to.
CHINA, CROCKERY, AND STONE WARE.
D. ABBEY & CO., . STONEWARE DEPOT, 82 - North Water Street. - 82
D. ABBEY,
18
G. N. ABBEY.
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BROWN. & WILDER, IMPORTERS OF
. 1 CH GLASS, EARTHENWARE LOOKING GLASSES, CUTLERY, -
GAS FITTINGS & FIXTURES, &c., i
105 LAKE STREET.
SWOPE & HUBBELL, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA, TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING CLASSES,
CASTORS & BRITANNIA WARD
No. 84 Lake Street. J. P. HUBBELL.
R. L. SWOPE,
CLOTHING. OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
R. BREMNER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
161 - - RANDOLPH STREET. 161 A good Assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, &c .. MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHES Cat and Made in the Latest Styles, at short notice.
HUNTINGTON, WADSWORTH & PARKS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PHIN
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Nos. 167 & 169 South Water Street, (Second Floor.) HRNBY A. HUNTINGTON,
PHILIP WADSWORTH, CALVIN C. PARKS, JE.
14
1
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JEWETT, GATES & JOHNSON, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
CI.O
AND
FURNISHING GOODS, No. 101 SOUTH. WATER STREET. J. H. JEWETT,
J. L. GATES, H. JOHNSON.
HUNT, WIGGINS & CO.,
.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND FURNISHING GOODS. NO. 159 SOUTH WATER ST., UP STAIRS.
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H. W. HUNT,
G. W. WIGGINS, P. HORE, I. H. VISK.
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