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T6srr are, it viii he notieed, four firms which
have been EurrtDg tor oIt short upe. from gnu
month 10 three and five aEns for which no saes rfe
reporttd o!heE ihan i6ose o! ,hes osn msnnaG
the wholesale boot ard shoe napntlctuSinS urma q
Chicago and not the entire Us. Of wholesale deal.
efs: he addition Of al !hese would doIe's+ & 10.
riTen n,t III with Which We nase ansthaae 70 do IN
thts correction, bnt the Others would also hlve
ZEE nsTasa ose III @ ae os hi. pae,on They
W,ll new have 10 be presented IN ano' het form,
This year, there IS every reason 10. be!1eve, the
o. en{ ho%s VT %
ca.cs ol boots a}one ie1s hn. =.
1ENEEAIIT1Es.
Immense m have been the Increases from time 10
tfmc in he prices demanded by the te1al acale1s,
fte wholesale rates have no. advanced go much,
aud a}thpucn they were. at times InnnC ths Wat.
considerably above hat ths! nov r. ne sn M
fhe ollIerent pIudes aboTe tsnse Of 1880. The
prices Of different huas vary slightly, accordns to
Inc character and srccait1e Of heir work. snt the
following may be tes down a. about the present
Wholesale prices per case OF tweiFe palss.
Car pools, s7asl1a; mems thick boot. $isle59;
sosa s,p boot, Ss ane . g 9oo'f s,n
Ss'G Gs3; women's c4E nalmo1als: ss78eso; wo-
meme eost Daimor,s. 4ss5Ga3o. Women. 9ascrs
fhoea nre also made here but the tornor IN small
nuant1ty and the p.ces Of the M1er are too unset
lied for quotation Boys and youth's shoes are
BIS muQc 10 some eIstll Oh HIS taauG la1uts 10
men'a, npproximatue In cost to the prices OF no
mans wear.
are az Item Of manGtaetuto Intimately conneefsd
IN meana m Uncomfortable one Three df1ns ART
engaged IN tbeif mak1pg-Darid Goodwl1le, @ cor
Nor,h Pier; and John Kirby, on lanai hueet,
near Twelfth, and each establishment. b5
poee, turna Them out with great Eapld.sy.
the va1ion. styles AID sizcs Of goods intended to
be packed in them. r.ps11g 10 price from f0y to
cents. This on he calculated oasis q 3oog doz;
eiye no less iLan So G1 this year for this Item
alone.
We have thus reviewed at length this great inter-
est o1 Ch1csEo, shown AZ briefly u nossabsa lta
lhort tIetnry present e1tcnl and pr missing future,
with shc advantage. which encourage as to The be-
lief that In this in many ottex branches Of 1ndne-
t1y, Chicago will long be made the mart Tor the
Eupp1y Of The vast Northwest Il L 10 such eyi-
dercfs as this that made to feel that our in
e1nauttlh}e gold mines ate the energy. inventive
geulus and enterprise ot cur people. and that 1t II
IN therp q r. Funst lock fot DeIUaUcus pFospeF1ty,
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,hc .econd week ci ,he rresent renr. hut nave a.
tp4dy had the most encouraging pros 7ecs for sue-
cess. Al pfessat sLty only eapioJ twenty nsE.
bnt In sumner and fail tbs number VII be in-
cte,sen to eipnty, 10 ensh.h Them u fnlai taear
pres+n' Intentions OF turning out SD case. nf
mems calf and kip boots onriug tnc se4r They
deal in no goods except thelt Own uIr1fse.nre-
T. CHAffS.
No. II Einz1e street, caEfie- on a mauatac'os1
alone aud only works n the sca>on AID marEst
teeu1 10 him to waHant Hts hctory is capable Of
turning out et0 cases Of boots per annun. and st
scar probably did put that nany into ths market.
Al pfeeen be IL only working about the zane losct
a. The lac orr laat mentioned. but viii put On seV-
epty.fye or eighty men ior thr fall uade.
cAAs. MCFARLAND,
No. 1853 Lake street. formerly Mcfarland & Co,
made e.4O1 cases Of boots last year. and viii MAKE
p.pbahIy LEGO this year. JrAt upN he Il working
only lhn,3 handt, but from July 10 DecenEs bis
free will be from eiehtJto one hundred men us
mskes no Wpuen'+ goods, bat eptase1y heavy gods
1ot mansr Htaf, Worth On an average probably SU
per case. ~
LATHAM 4 WHEELER,
corner OF Wabash ayenue and Lace street, marc but
Just ~tuncd, apd coudns their e1eTstes 10 seEea
work for uomen'e wear. They nre comrnenc1, at
present in soueihiDe Of fall waJ. but ~ they ate
The only firm ib tho city dong this class ot #ofk
ttete IL every probability that they VIII a.
tain prominent poeita1 and extend 1arseiJ their
facilities. ,
TIE EN11nE 1RADE
orChfcaco Ii boots aud ehoea u Vntiou:!y es.tua-
ted al from seven and half millions to nn cen E1il-
hon- per snnuno. ana Of thesc our uaanHtictasess
dealers 10 Iroua onc1rl:" mo fcturns OF the arns
ailEh 1e41 Eaye ms nsIoned, 70 the Ln1teu STATES
Assessor for tho year ending May 1st ls55> ass IT.
nor1 I'd as fb1tpNE:
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" hou be was lodged in the jaal 1t DIXON.
When secured he begged OF Ml. couaat to
>rsre hts life, promising that he would, II
epared, give Information Of several Others
v nu were In the same gnnE.
The Wounds Of Mir. Conant are serious, but
l. Is believed not fatal. It. IS expected that
he will be able to get out In a few weeks un-
less Inflammation should suPervene.
, 1866-05-24

talt. N. rnsce ut zoe gyAv' NJ 'on.t-> s7oant
Jiecu.- Il awhile or Ihs virtues Ut tee graf o:,1-
s.d tnrnipc hen 70 ,ne c'ty. IA the e.eains n.
pi-ty visit, Ihe Opera to.se. ThcY Will alto.
McSIckert Theatre t0-plrhf,
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law lNIeltIashcE,

Prnceedfnck in tue Courts Yesterday
suits fur Slaoder-nru akeuuexs mud
DtVuFce-11utIuu Docket la the Cir
tu1s Cuuyx-AallFood suIt~-Cfimfnal
RustneAs-A GaeFuKer's Punish caent-
Jurfta fta-CaIendAf&-A SplFAtuAl Hss
tAte~
, 1866-05-24

ETA johnson Club, the frat Of
its kind In the Northwest, was organ
lied at Peoria, Inst week. VIM. W. O'BFicn
md other Coppcrleads run 1t. Peoria
}s tue only spot in the West which johnson
has pointed to as supporting "my policy"
II was the headquarters Of tbs K. 6. C.'s dur
Ing The rebellion. If Johnson's "po1jcy"
does not find hackers In Peoria he ueed look
nowhere else In the West.
, 1866-05-24
TIE OHIO HEPuHL1uAn COMMIT


The National Is:eaye;csr, the JohnsoD
Copperheai; organ In Washington, published
the following 'stn,ement last Wednesday.
which was Immediately tclccrapAed to nn the
Copperhead papers: ....-...- -.
.tI is reported here, In Intelligent political cir
cles, that At q meeting Of roe Ohio Reruahcau
a1ate CeDttAl Co1omlttees recently held 1t Coluu
bus. at which seventeen members treTt pfescuf.
twelve yoicu 10 sustain the Presidents policy md
avc voted 10 sustain Congress"
On reading this Colonel J. ". Forney tele-
grsphed to the Columbus Journal to ascertain
its truth, aud received the following spicy re-.
jolnder:'
aTo lion. J. II. FoRsEr. Washington, .. C.:
"No such meeting has been held b. the Rep7b-
1fcsn Slate Central Eomm1ttet, and no expression
of opinion OF vost. at any time. BY Central Commit
Tee. 1ntsc e5c not Ecrcnteen men tu OHIO any
meeting, or Coppe1head uDFHutlpn. ont OF whom
tuelse men in tafor Of the Presidensa policy could
aEattes Chic Ssats Journa.
"Co1uxnCs, My II, 1856"
The tact Of the matter Is, that one member
of The Committee, Mr.. Rueh Sloan, mali
agent residing ut sandusky, thinks that he Is
"eating Andy JohDson's bread and butter."
md therefore tits Incumbent On him to sup
port "my policy."' Mr.. Sloan, at heart, don't
believe either in johnson or his "policy,"
but to preserve LIS bread and butter be Is
running about the State blowing Johnson's
toot.horu, and shouting for In "policy."
His committcc-saip will end with the day the
Republican Convention meets ut Columbus.
, 1866-05-24

ted to eortlnue the operation Of sIan9hier house,
was. on mo,ion Of aid. sb4cxsord,
Referred 10 COMMITTEE on Judici1y.
TIE Board Of Punlic Work. oresen' ed report apd
ordinance for pirate dra.rs from cezain l0A.
neetlre win pubic sewer In south Wells street.
BIZ unanimous consent. and on motion OF AID
Taleott. The ordinance was put uoou its passage.
and se W. BY as
Ay<s-Ald kniekerbocxer, Cor. Carter. D'Woli,
Wicker, Barrett. Wll1aarth, calk,n., Kann, F.nau.
K1dertJ. Tslcott, woodaru, Bixhy, Holden. Rus
ten, AckhoH. Prondfoot, Fsanzrn, En2eI, Shack
ford. Laa.on, Clark, Osuiltsan-a4.
report snd oEtt1napce tor pnyate drains hfoI1
o Pans
b. UNANIMOUS conssut, and On motion Of AID.
U'WolL the ordnance IVES pnt upun ln passage.
| and The osdinance vas pa.Aed By tho following
Ay..-Ald. Kn,ckeseocke., Coz, Carter. D'wolt,>
! Wicker, hafrtte Witnazth, Calk1ns, Kann, Flnnu-
as. B;.S4 a Wo: aGof ss aoaea as aas
g. s.ettesd a isasso, a Six, saa osai1as s
The s'poi gos.d o. Public Works pre.ensed commit
ricasion m relation 10 the construction Of tunnels
H. Aid, shsckiord moved that tho eornuuutcat1on
Ine iot1owlnR Is 'he Communication:
O1FlcE or 1HE BOARD or fUnlIc WORKS,
CHICAGO. May II, 1sdi. -
70 the Mayer and Aldermen ot the CltJ Of Chsesso.
IN Cunmop Council as.em bed:
Tue Bo.ru OF Public Works. tn ftr1y 10 me ofuet
nf the Council paxsed May tin, respectfully Fepon
sn1t lneY 4 s. for the interest OF the
city to recommend ano.hss snnusl st ne Pst.snt d
| ~ IL mar rcrntar meeting, tho CONSTRUCTION Of
tunnel It state stzrst, al The saase ,na El1tns
~ their opinion .hal ons shoa!a ~ % srea oe's0
| IN rrst 81 4 tuurei II Wellington atrset eon
.,rnr1s On ,hr cheapest plan ean not be ieas ths0
/ s"o aAA1@s" ]. G. EtSDsLs.
FRED. LEEz
+. Board Of Punllc Wosks.
! srt. Tc,na Of pnbt5: Work. presented eoaI1n ~
,.i.n II ,r1nr.t,n. tnc seturn Of an nsdiusac3 w
h me usyine u NorR Waet street tfom lsu'a s''e'>
| 10 Elalf .trtcf. ..,.s. ,.,.st ~ eraated-
/ Carried. .--.,~us
Tho Board or Pusllo Works pEosoa'e0 1Ve~%>
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BO0TY IND 4uoE5
a1e nnde frcn II, what atyos ece eu2heed In It's
anu{ac. ure and Hhal their labor amounts 10 In
The aggregate. .....-.
ADput "a eenvenient an establishment as We can
choose for y,st Of inspection, Is that Of Messs1.
, 1866-05-24

The depreseion Of bustness consequent upon the
suder close ofhc Nar waa felt With ,cca1t seventy
yrry iarCeIy 1uto army consumption, and IL was
feared that the fallpg of would bo even g.ester
than it actually VAS 1Hnnen, 1hsrc1ore, wess very
and did not particularly grere whcu ths supply Of
bark ran snort this tp1tng-Eo short in some IN
st1nces as gu1te put stop 10 the WORK. Lately,
haveyErt decIccd Improvement in the prospects
Of lhe l1aee has been manifested, md mlnutactur,
srs here arc making preparations to pusn their
works to their fnllfcapactlcs, expecting 10 DO !ul
half az much more hts year than they. Old last
Having gone through TINS much OF generalization,
let us progress to particulars, and flst review The
ripceskes of
, 1866-05-24

TOTAL. .........'.: Ee;h i.9v'
To this msy b~ addrd. a. the product OF nume-
bIy larger paappiacturet than those reported.
enough 10 make up A. least IN even million. It
will be Eoed that ihe AVERAGE tfr1c Of Working vas
Egurc<. Tnc principal tanning cetah1ishnenta pat
MP curing The pse.cat year. arc those Of j. u Mir
sh.ll j. O., on The Norih BraEch, and the th,ea;o
Both tletc uorkr nre for the maUutscsuIe Of cole
, 1866-05-24

Thr ien1hpr market during The ~3r has been SeET
rs,fsIir nfrppeer instance Of which clAuot bs
1uo1sd thai1 Inc varia iou between May ono August
y. ssEt r hn.a xrcYN ~ ffJ.o%S~
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IlnD0rfant IN fhe AFFLICTED.

DIR. DOW continues to be consulted at his once
Nos. and Endicott Street. Boston, all dnseases
long course Of study and practical experience Dr.
Dow has now the qualification Of presenting the un.
fortunate with remedies that have never failed to
phRis. Beneath his treatment, all the horrors Of
venereal and impure blood, lmpotency, ScroiulR
GonorrhGa, Ulcers, Pain or Distress In the regions
OF procreation Inflammation OF the nd Kid.
neys, Hydrocele, Abscesses, Humors Frightfu SWELL
ngs and the long train OF horrible symptoms attend
harmless ~ the simplest ailinss OF child. Par
tcular attention given 10 the treatment OF SEMINAL
WEAKNESS In all It's forms and STAGES. Patients
days or weeks, will DO furnished with pleasant
rooms, and ehargss for board moderate. u 'fN
P'S. Ladies' who are troubled with any disesss
peculiar 70 their system, will IND speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, at his oQlcs, Noe Endieoit
street. .| 81. ~ p - -
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OLD BOOKS REBOUND, &C.
"a MIDDLE ST.,
Corner of Exchange Street.
lsa PORTLAND, ME.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

II. H. EDD1,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of y. S. Patent omss, Washington.
(andsr hs act of 1877
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON
FTER an extensive practice ofupwards of20 years,
also In Great Britain, France, and other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds. Assign.
ments aud all Papers or Drawings for Patents, ex-
ecuted on liberal terms and with despatch. Re-
determine the validity or utility Of Patents or In
ventionsand legal or other advice rendered In oil
matters touching the same. Copies or the claims OF
any Patent furnished ~ Emitting Ono Dollar.
No Agency in the United States possesses superior
faeihtiss for obtaining Patents or asesrtaning the
VatsntabiHfy OF inreniions.
During eight months the subscriber, In course Of
his large practice. made on tries rejected appica-
lions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF which
was decided In AS JaUor by tho Commissioner Of
Patents. -
"I regard Mr.. Eddy rs one OF the west capable and
..ee.,;jsi practitioners with whom have had ON.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
plications1n form 70 secure for them early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
"Mr n. II. Eddy. has made for. mo THIRTEEN
applications, all but one OF which patents have
been granted, and that Is now pending such unmi:-
part leads me TO recommend az inventors TO apply
TO him to procure their patents rs they may be sure
Of having tho most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases. and reasonable s ShSrEG
Boston. January I. 1866. yri
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HIGHLY IMPORTANCE -
Il RRMALEN IN lRLlCATR lIRALTM. q.

Dir. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. In.
dicott Street, Boston, Is consulted daily for all dis.
cases incident 10 the female system.
and other menstrual arrangements, are now treated
upon new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed In very few days. 80 Invariably Ger.
tain Is the new mode Of treatment that most obsti-
nate complaints yield under Il. and thol snIstsd
person soon rejoiccs In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
any other physician In Boston, ana has sinco 1885,
confined his whole attention 20 the cure OF private
diseases and Female Complaints. -.
N. bail letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Ollce honrs from 8 A. y. " 9P.H. go.
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Fancy Dive House Notice.

THE proprietor Of the old SAC0 AND PORTLAND
| DYE ROUSE would respectfully Inform the IN.
Bows, Saoo, receives orders for the Dye House.
Goods len at hi, store will be dyed and finished IN
the hest manner and ut low rates, and returned IN
one week. Work done by IN experienced dyer, who
has been engaged In tho business over twenty-five
years. and has posted himself In all new and I'm.
proved modes Of dyelng. Also, has new method iof
dyeing blacks, warranted not to smut. Please give
US trial and convince yourselves.
Iyi6 IL. BURKE, Proprietor.
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VIII cure all diseases Of the Kidneys AMI Dla'iter.
nrDr Ruers fluid Extract Of Tuchu lfru or Weak
ness In the Back, Structure &c. Weak Nerves. Lss o Nen
ory, Trembling Dimness u Vision.
Dr. Fucrs Fluid Extract II IIuchu Is Pure Pluhl Es
trc not a weak tea infusion. Is the one thing net,lIu
for MI complaints incidental to females. (for particulars seid
fT circular.)
rrDr Palsrs Pluii Extract Of Buchu cues Gravel, Drip
sc svengs AMI all diseases Of the Urinary Organs In men,
wanen aIr cllen
Soil r 81 er b,te, bottees r IS, by all druggists and
apotc,aries every where.
IL better In quality, more In quantity less In pce than any
other similar preparation.
Sill at wholesale aIr retail by the PROPRIETOR anil by Whole
sale ami Retail Druggists generally throughout the country
ar To u the genuine notice this trademark Oh each
hotti,
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PRICE ONB DOLLAR A BOTTLE.

Prepared by
SETH W. F0WLE 4 SON. 10 fremont st., Boston,
and for sale by all Druggists. l3wcos
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NEW
STEAM BAKERY!

NE"
STEAM BAKERY!
THE subscribers having completed an extensive
i STEAM BAKERY In this city, invite the etten.
ton Of the public to the choice and excellent articles
viii meet the wishes Of ali who may be disposed 70
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
.'Nutrltive Crackers"
tured by US for long time Mt Saco, Maine. Their
reputation In this and every place where known is
firmly established, and they arc invariably Of the
same excellent quality These Crackers are ins as
the only Crackers TO be found In New England that
arc compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
Of loathsome and disgusting putrescence. thereby
utterly ds:,pHyipE the and b nus.s
present. processes cause US to make use OF the
dough In . perfectly sweet and healthy condition.
thereby producing not only our Crackers but all the
10 proper and satisfactory condition TO DO used as
food by mankind who are declared to be "only lit
tie lower than tho angels"
particular attention 70 the many kinds made from
our own receipts which, wo feel quite safe In saying,
acquainted with them. Among these we oDum seE
our highly priced
Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP. JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BiscuIr, from
an English receipt This Biscuit Is great luxury.
We also make promptly TO order
Rich PousD, CIrRos, ALMOND. SILVER, COcoASUr,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-also. Fancy Creams. Rich Jumbles,
Fanny Rounds and Spanish Drops
In closing, We desire to say that We spare no pains
10 meet the wants and wishes OF patrons We use
invariably the best Flour the market affords All
tho other articles consumed by US In our manufAc
lures arc carefully selected aud OF tho choicest de-
scriptions. Our Bakery 10 constantly kept scrupu.
lousy neat and ceanly, and our workmen partake OF
the general character the rest OF the estab-
shment and are masters OF their business. We FULLY
believe that your acquaintance with US will but CON.
lrm the impression wo have feebly cndeayorcd 10
convey, and ws respectfully solicit your patronage
n. joRDAN,> II. N. JORDAN co.
q. :. JORDAN,
NELLxN JosE.S
Dover, N. H., Juno I, 'G5.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that ii. N. Jordan co., crackers
can be obtained at the stores OF Porter Ford, Bdds
ford, VIM. Moody, kennebunkport. and John 70
Hayss, Alfred, pedlar, western part Of the county.
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Halo NV Friend /!

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GRAVE STONES,

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~ro TIN pEDLERs!
TENEMENT HOUSES
FOR 8 A LEY

O6 tr sle 2tenement House Pool scet also one
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tor W. a. 0OOClI.
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