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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
DODGEVILLE NURSERIES.

ELLWOOD BROS. Propristors
J am agent tor the above named Nurseries and am
prepared % iuui-h Fruit and Ornamental Trees to
any wishing 70 purchase for next spring delivery
! intend 90 canvass the Western pa Of Grant County
the coming winter. The Ellwood Bros. having had
tho experience # over 20 years in Iowa County Wis
whore their Nurssirs located deal in the IN rdi
varieties. All trees warranted be true
JAMES A. DAVIS.
Patch Grove Nov 4th, 1879. 2}m3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
British Hollow Union Hotel.

TouN STEVENS ~ q itisA Hollow having n ~
- rHr.hlssl hxed sud newly furnished the above
hHt| IS now prepared 90 accommodate guests with
url f1ruish.t rooms, good aired hcd- and tab we'll
provided which cannot he surpassed. Ladies' and gen
tlrwtu viii mcot with oyety accommodation AVID ut-
trnttou, combined with moderate charges Good
stahHug attached. and attentive Holsters alERys At
hand The PutHsi aud Lancaster stage daily g. meet
trains az Spech's Ferry for AN parts
JOHN Il STEVENS Proprietor.
H.jish Hollow, Oct - 1872 2lu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
DODGEVILLE NURSERIES.
FILWOOD BROS. proprietors

have the Agency for the above named nurseries
md prepared q furnish fruit and ornamental
trees md grape vines To- next springs delivery. Ell
wooi Bros, having had 20 years experience in the
Nursery business ARE able 10 furnish good. hardy
det re- An trees warranted true 20 name. | EXPECT
70 canvass Fennimoro aud adjoining towns the COM
ing season L. n. ROGERS.
Doe 9th 1sT2 2swG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
LILLIAN hLMFhhEi. v. D. CLAN
HUMPHREY g. CLARK.

b "a N X Z RS
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
DUY AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
ID Bonds aud Eastern Exchange Prompt atten-
ton given 60 collections A. all points and the pay
mCnt Of taxes. Deposits received and loans negota-
ted Advances made upon approved securities In
tercst allowed special deposits At best current
Htos $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY

(Vf0Ht IUUHty, us
ELTON & BALLANTINE BROS. Propris tors have
on hand 100. 90 Apple Trees of al le ding hardy
rieto- also Miner Piums, May Cherries. Grapes and
other small fruits, All In fine order. Call and
ipe our stock before buying elsewhere. l6f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
j. II. srIECLoDE.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Claim Agent and Agent for coy.
~ rrt " the best Llfe and Pire Insurance Com
ptnIH in tho country. Also Licensed AuctOneer All
tu-e+. outru tod 20 him viii De promptly attended
Co., ~ ttFsville. Wis 2I-17
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

ID u LD1uis. proprietor The travelling public
~. Will take notice that am prepared to accom-
molttr them with board aud uikIug attentive host
rr ami good stahiIug l7tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT and CONVEY.
'i aneer Bloomington. Wis. Titles investis gated aud
nrrstI Collection promptly attended 70 Refer.
,1.as g.gdn when desired $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
CARRIER HousE

nv CARRIER proprietor, Boscobel, Wis Moals pro.
,iiet hoflrc chr time, and patrons assisted with
pessage. Prnnptne-s, and no delays at the Carrier
lfirtt Sftftin. Alta. i,H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

KEV CITY HDUSE.

DY srREErER corner or Mineral put Second
- stra.f- plattryille. Wis Good stahhng and at
toHf'Fe bostI,"s sample rooms attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
sMALIEY HOUSE.
PHELPS unTsE.

TuuN S sNALLEY Proprietor, Muscola, WIS -
Neu tko Depot Express 0Hco, and Livery stable
attached Meals atall hours. 21.33
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

physician aud SURGEON and Pension Examining
/ Surgeon, Lancaster Wis. OGee over Meyers
tore .0-.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

4 ATTORNEYS aud C0UNsELOKs AZ Law, Lancaster
Y Wis VIII practice In sll State cOurts: viii buy
ahlseli hnis. pay taxes. obtain land patssts boun.
ea pousionsand other claims against the Gov $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
MI. HDPEHOTEI..

w W PINE. PROPRIETOR. corner n Main and Third
W street' DUBUQUE IOWA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
HODGES & McCARN,

BANKERS and DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PLArrEvLLE, WI.coSsIS
Particular attention given to Collections and pro-
eoeSs promptly RENTED on day Of payment
Refer to
Henry Cicrs Co. N y T. Edeerton, New York
Second Nat Bk, Chicago National pank Of Galena
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

zone Inch Space makes Square; inches u col.
umn. l2inches 4 and "a inches one columnl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Or. Q. +. FALLEY.

physician aud SUR8FON Lsucaster. Gr-ut 60
Vita. MAY Dee f'uni AZ his res Deuce 200 yard
ssst ofJancs' pruE store. $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
HORSE Shooting

conducted At y II. Rudds by Jake Hough. until fuI
ther no'ice With his well Known 40 iity a. horse
shoer conhientally rscoUmeud him 10 ny patrsEs
4-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

ADvnKr1s1Na scALE:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
or. A. n. BARBER,
Dr.. z. a. CLARKE.

pUYst2IAN aud SURGEON lancaster wisconsin
| once 40 his residence opposite hon J Allen Par
I.rs % So
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
CAUTIONED.

AT pers are hereby warned not 70 trust or har-
Der my wife Jane Ann. from this day vii not be
responsible for her acts aud deeds. JAMES BERG,
Bosc0he., 60. 10, 1872. 2sw3@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

Pikxo FoR SALE A good SECOND hand piano for
sale by the unders gned ~ Lancaster. Time given 3T
payment Il desired. A. MIcRAELIs.
r-eF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

SPACE Nv I2w, T5v, m 2 N. N y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
(Gprtfebuns.]

(Gurtfebuns.]
Sie ta9te NIT elmer Mrt Webmutb
baB tbre claiil9en Stupien na9 piefe,
Ibeorie bod ntdt 70 9ana perrerFit
getpelen 1eisn. Sur freili9 bdtte ie
bte(elben Don etrem gan, entee9enaeieBz
ten Nusaan9spunfte beginner mu7en.
SEQ Noen bate bos 9eofenbarte
@brilttntbum, ~rie driitli@e MYtbe,"
wte er fi9 ousoeorldt, 1ur alS bic 3e>
li9ipn Der llnmi6encen uno unsebiloe>
ten 9elten la1en, al6 einen 3u9el fiji
bic 3eirenl9aften Ger roben Wen9e,
>pel6e, eon BEN Sor9en unp 8eoIrfntlz
fen tbres fimmsrli9en DaietnS nieper<
0ebrldt niemal6 ben Slid erbeben
f1nnte su ben 9lidieliaeu 56ben> no
bic Mulen unp @ra3ien i'm ewtsen
Sonnenibsi,se mobnten. Dieie Menz
59en mubten aud etwa6 baben, etnen
1roit Deer Gin Sdredbilp> je na6pem>
unp casu mar Die 9ebre Don benz &C.
freu,;0ten @ott, Don Dem etpt9ea 2obn,
Der ewteen Strafe gang auberoroentIid
3%wedmdeis.
@er ober 10 ollfli6 spar, bie5 tirne
baren 3u plrIen i'm ret1sn Netber pes
S9Dnen, untsrtauden 3u f5nnen in biz
unersrlnnli9e Iiefe BET Wi0enldaft,
Der bepurfte peS frommen Nberslaubens
nt6t.
User bate nun Hedt BON ben 8etz
ben? sic bepahte NIT Sdauc,rn, poz
bin 2ep Npen nit ieiner lbeprie sefomz
men rpar. @enn .aber 6elo Re6t
bate, ~ CAB - auf Green entwerer
fein ppIfommene6 Slid, ooer ober
ras bS9ite erreidbare Slid betanp
i'm Spfer. Da8e9en aber fteu,mte tbre
aneetorene unp anerjo9ene Selbf1udt
ft@ enersiid auf.
Sie bdtte piel parum 9e9eben, ben
@aplan in elmer pertrauten unterrepune
unter pier Musen Pen @e9enitano be-
fpre@en 3u b5ren. 81 er "a wobl
basielbe 1asen >piroe?
Gtnen Mueenblid bate fe ben &C.
tanfen, Jpn UNI cine iol9e unterrepune
bitten su lofen. Nber ia 1el ibr ein>
>pa5 Nuss ie BON jeber Don perDerr11>
fu@t Der Yriefer 9eb5rt bate, wie fe
NIT f~1nfterer Stren9e loren &infub
iiberau eelteno ma9ten, 100 tbnen Elm
FOLDER ein9frdumt murpe. @uitap
6elp aber mar ia jeBt elmer pieier
f9redli6en prieltsr, uno bana - fe
bate felt Jabren ni9t msbr Die Ca
cramente empfan9en. @urce er nidt
glet6 BON %pornberein nerlansen> ra6 fie
bejGten ioQts? Wa6 absr (Oute fe
bei9ten?
,'Sie mar iib turbaus fetner fra Z
barren 6anrluns bcwubt. @ie aber
{otlte fe aus rem pirren Gtap6 ibrer
@eflble unr Wepanfen b%erausfnoen,
mas etwa Sdnpbafte5 pabet letn mod:
te?
Dos eiue nidt, fe muete perl1nlid
benz @aplan fern bleiben. Nber ie
nabm d9 pennp9 ppr, feline prept9ten
Bitter gu bbren.
~Da6 Slid" 1aete fe auf benz
6eimmeBe aus per STRIDE gu fi4 1elbf>
>.merbe i9 a4eroinss auf pieiem @ese
ni9t fnren. Aber e6 miro %peni9ftene
etpa6 Neues lein> cine Grfril@une in
ter Satara rneines 3ebens."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

unp
Affnmeisbtit.

Gbarafterbiloer Der @e9enpart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Iaeen 1pieIen ale StraBenbuben 6pl-
raten. Du nur, fh5ne Teentodter,
btft in Den bSbersn Spbdren, no Detn
Wei{t ~ promeniren ltebt, unberlbrt
capon aetlieten. Seltaperfdnolid
6ebt es oteemal 9e9en tie Granjoirn.
Die ganpipatur te8 Yrtn3en BON 9o<
benjcQern -"
uDayon>" fel tie Elm, ~b6rte i@ bel
meinem gater reten. Aber }ie glaubz
ten su 5auie an Ni@t6 tpentasr ais et>
nen Nrieg."
~Sebr teereifi9! Die haute-
finance liett cte Seenun9en ceS Brie>
oen6. Nbsr bemun9eadtet mar1btren
mir, Dein 6err uno @en,abl al6 Waz
jor uno gecabrons@ef. Greut es Did
ni9t Die &anserbbbune meme t@?'
sic mart ft@ IN Tbrdnen auetrcz
@enp an feline 8ruft.
uNb, Artbur," 11lmdste fl, mir
abut Elm ihwsres un9l0dl Wtrft Du
mir mieperfebren, wie Du fort3iebt
selunr unp frtl9 an 9eib unp Seele?"
~Ber fam GAS iaeen. Bette? SD
tebre pieuet@t ols General 3urid, pielz
let9t als Stripped, pieQeibt AUDI BART
meiner Elm dbnliber &eitertuu, wie Is
Ger liebite Graum meiner Su9eno >par.
9ab Dir pas Der; caupn nidt idwer
MAIDEN, ob|bon e8 re9t bubI1 Don Dir
it, oab Du 10 UNI MID ban9it."
uWrtbur -"
vJe num- unter6ra1 er fe unb flbte
leiie ,br slanjerps6 6aar' mir baben
une' 9s9enieitt9 oas 3eben ntbt 9erape
INNER leidt mabt. Darum lit Is
mir cine belonrere 6rcupe, gu leben, eaB
0u MID nod lisb 9enu9 bait, UNI su
bel Dem Wepanfsn an Die Sc
penen ib entBs9ensebe Nbsr iei
6er;, in Der @eiabr, pa miro Der
Wann ftb erft ielnes Wertbes bewubt.
Sn Sblabt unp &smpi pa miro Der
0eif fret Don zen flelnli9en Gttelfetz
ten, DON ben Grhdrmli9feiten> pom De-
men er li9 i'm frieplt9en Ginerlet pe6
nur gu iebr e%innebmsn ldbt.
Wenn id fsrne bin, fubr er wiecer
fort, Juno menn Du meibt oab in je>
Au9snbl'd rer 500 MIDI ereilen
fam, ni91 wabr, Damn mirlt Ou fetnen
mebt bab.n an WueS, was
%unieren Jriecen je set6rt? Iann wirt
Du DID nur %erinnern, Dag i1 trpB all
meiner Tebler, meines 9eidtinns Otb
co6 i'm Wrunoe metnes 6erjene inner
aeliebt unp Dir niemals -lelbit in @e>
ni1t - bic 1reue 9ebrp9 n
Gr rei9te ibr Die 6ane. mie UNI ibr
su %empfan9en, unp prddte
cie ibri9e berjlid.
So merre nur>" rief de ttef erIdItz
teri, Unit bitterer Heue paran 9~epenten,
pte meni9 id ielbit ~ Detnem Slid,
u unlerem Irtecen bei9etrasen babe"
[5Ort,ssuns fulst.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
3ebntes Capitol

@raf Walten trat IN boiler Uniform
fpprnfltrrenren S9ritRe in ras 3im,
uner feiner Trau. Gr fam pur Der "a
rape unp mar in lebboiter freueiBe1Gr
re8ua9.
~6reue Ii1- rief er. .rie Na1ri@t
II ans @pmmoneo aefommen, per&riee
If erfldrt, mir maa l1iren!
@onlton;e ftorrte tbn an wie betdubt.
(1trt Sbr?"
~Na," rief er lufi1 fih in Die Sos
pbaefe mertsnc, ,.ra6 it %wabrbafti0
tas 6utlheite, mas ib erlebt babe F.!
Cine Sploatsnfrau, meme 0rau, unp
biele Tra9e! ainc, auf melGsm @clz
fensebirbe lstt Du rie ean;e Belt, rab
Du rao ierns 1onnererouen, pas nobe
Sdtslaera7sl 70 gang %dberb1ren tonn>
teft? Die gan;e 2uft 1T ia felt @p1sn
{1pn oappu erfiQt!"
Sins swei," c%ommaneirte 5uao,
Ter i'm ofenen Mebenjimmer Iptelte,
uGacarrpn Wari1"
uDu tDrit Du Co." le6te rer @rof
bic &rieasabnun9 madt fid big in Bic
&incerlpiele eelteno. Sett pierSebn
, 1872-11-24
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
Report Of the Comptroller of the Cur.
rency.

Report Of the Comptroller of the Cur
| rencx.
wAsurycror Nov % -Tba ra,or+ =, ~,
| c.-..,Lo11e- - 49, c-~P soPoA' ~ 49, =
co"ptfouer OF the currency reviews at lengtl
the working Of the National Banking system
aince its Inauguration.
0f thu xho1o amonnt ~ o;ror1.+;o, ,n,ro
r;,toa -, ~ Cas<xsa-e ~ ao., M ooo o@''ou "ppto
P114'oo ~ coneiess' Soiz,ooo,ooo nave beel
issued, and balance OF 512, ,000, 900 promised tt
associations that hare filed their applications
and taken preliminary steps toward oreanizinr
as National Banks.
The Comptroller considers that part of the
recent act which calls for the redistribution OF
amount from the Middle and Eastern States,
and giving it to the South and West, as in
practicable, and recommends it's repeal and
| also that an amendment be made in lieu thereof
providing for the issue Of $4,000, 600 bank cir
| culation annually for the next five years to
meet the wants Of such States a. have not had
| their full proportion.
| He is opposed to any change in the law in ref
erence to the reserve which banks are required
| to hold. and shows by statistical tables that
managed banks should not be hastily repealed.
| He suggests. however, that it would bo to the
interest Of banks to Keep larger proportion Of
their reserve in their own hands, instead Of pla-
| cling it on deposit with city bonds, and points
out the way by which this end may be accom-
p1ished to the general benefit.
Congress is informed Of various complaints
which have been made of nsurious transactions,
and the Comptroller incidentally suggests the
propriety Of the repeal of all us1ry laws, so far
as they apply to the National Banks.
Full information is given in relation to banks
which have failed, showing the average dividend
upon the aggregate Of claims proved, which
amounts to about So per cent. leaving Il per
cent, which the law provides sha1l be assessed
upon shareholders.
The locking up Of greenbacks in New York
City is referred to, and attention called to the
resolution passed by the Clearing House; and
the belief expressed that its enforcement will do
more to prevent such i1legitimate transactions
among banks than any Legislation by Congress.
table is given showing the total amount of
coin held by all the National Banks, together
with the amount of gold, Treasury notes, checks
payable in specie, and coin held by banks in
Ne" York City, stated separately.
Amendments to the act are suggested as fol-
ioTa; Ihe organization Ct banks without cir
States bonds, instead of one-third Of the capital
the imposing Of aponalty On, and withholding
OF interest from, banks whose capital ls i'm
paired, and who refuse to- 80 into liquidation
, 1872-11-24
THE CHARITY BALL,

A Brilliant Social Entertainment ut Standard
Hall Tor the Benefit of St. Lulxe's Hospital.
Ihe lady managers Of st. Luke's Hospital
have reason to congratulate themselves on the
social SUCCESS Of the entertainment which they
gave for the benefit Of their admirable charity On
Friday evening. Standard Hall was we'll filled
with leading representatives Of society, who
came in their most brilliant attire, fully aware
that the occasion was to be the
most Pretentious Of the kind that
Chicago has had since the fire.
The excellent arrangements Of the Standard
Club House are such as to give social enter
talnment the unusual accessories of ample sup
per, retiring and promenade rooms. The feature
OF the reception, however, was in the general
, 1872-11-24

IN complete readiness for the holiday trade. Th,
trescoers are just finishing one Of the most ex
this city The floor has been laid in whit. !.
| marble. and the workmen ara hnav IN ere"t;+,~
the counters Of Ifaan marble. lmported el'tne en-:
4 IishGn md 6hsnPiaia narbls Tbe fbe'aids sidt
Seneera securing the verV rebest Ti|n ect Gns
aible in wood work. The f1m, who have not not
G IVY ato.S1 ~ op.Easaon,-one at the corner o1
s1ase n ahn @ a"en5ieth @ opposite the Field Letter
son Btreet,-have now in store in New York thei,
full fresh imported stock for their s11nerh neE
store, to be forwarded whan it IL in Ieai;nass e"
11e G th ~ 1tue sure WILL pc continued until jan
nas me, me headquarters Of this old established
nousa VII IN anew days be opened as aboTe IN
premises in the country ''o '''1 p'''''' 'o'S'1'
xEsrERDAY's TRANSFERS.
raeari7 ~, S.*+,-5 ln9IIomensa @ on were nled Tor
cottage droTe av 264 It Of Thiry-seventh-st, ct,
1og ~ IT. aased 1g Noy consideration, ST., 1000.
Lot ~ n "elis Subdivision Of part Block 20, In
a1qeration, 81, 400.
kebecea St bet Ashland AZ and Paulina st. f. Lots
II. IN Block 13 Of Il SEQ s1 80; H. dated Oct. q
eoMR51ae6stt9n} Maneos 10 bsf $a7;s5o: 4;yt2
to alley, dated Oct confederation. 7''S ~
Lancaster av, bet Benson and Fox sts. I. Lot H.
vain bulldngs dated Oct. % consideration 81 100
Lots 26 and q, in Block Of Block 49, Of X Sec 81
80. u, dated Aug. q consideration, 81 400. -
Lincoln st, I'll It n OF Lee av f. 25xl3o IT, data7
Eov. 18; consideration, 81 900, '0
West Taylor st, 200 # Of Leavitt st. T. o53158 IT.
dated Nov. s consideration, 1000.
West Taylor st, 175 # Of Leayitt st. +, 25x15s It.
dated Nov. S consideration 81 900 7
Lot g. in Block 13l, School Section Addition. e5x1o
IT, dated Nov 20 consideration. IS 5on @'AAo'
The premises No. 658 Burnside st datad Nnv II.
consideration ~~ ~>-'' -~t
Bushnell st. bet Stewart av and Ruddan e+ - ~ -
to alley, with buildings, dated Nov l3 consideraion
s, 600:
- west .e Ven st. 50 It Of Hoyne st. 251125
Il, Was 1ate4 Hov ~; ;t fons;ueEatlon n ~ $50
125 f. dated NoV 2o erst ed s 251
west Twenty-6mt St. IS # est of Hov, zt osv
125 IT, dated Nov 20; consideration s75o. " - ~'>
Lot 49, in Block in Browns Addition dated April
l: n;saaa;sa cons'aerat1on, 1t n 500.
,1io. dsa y; -! o. Ihrty-tdth St "a it to
"IE, E,1o1 oatep et 10 N1V conslderation s. 800
, 1872-11-24

aeq1aintamce among !he guests, Ehich gave it
much OF the characterof social entertainment
at private house. Al elegant table WAS set by
Werner, the new and fashionable caterer. The
elaborate provision, in the way Of
music, supper, and accommodations,
Of money which will a;crue to the asylum as the
net proceeds Of the entertainment, It is hoped,
however, thftt the SUI will be q large one after
paying al expenses: and the elegance and satis-
faction Ct the reception will serve to render St.
Lp6es L. k Charity Bali permanent annual feature
viii be 81 the great.r m in aAf the sV end No pnblc @
cnaIlty IN the city is more deserving Of this ad-
vantage, particularly rs st. Luke's Is supported
entirely BY individual efforts. q
, 1872-11-24

tor Sale-Washington Heights Houses,
George B. Clarke, at No. IL Chamber Of Commerce,
has for BALE, on 4s monthly payments 10 fine houses,
ttuate in that beautiful portion Of Washington Heights
known as Morgan Park to which suburb there Is quick
and cheap railroad transit from the Rock Island Rail
road depot foot Of Lasaile-st Those wishinQ to MIR
chase cheap home in the suburbs for about tho price
OF tne rent of Like city house, invited to call and
, 1872-11-24

01<1181Q I1a11 i1u9.
Attention q called to the advertisement Of this old
established ne giving greatly reduced rates Of steer-
age passage to and from all European points, Parties
wishing spend the holidays in this old country can
by applying at opce secure round rip tickets Il haif
the regular ratea No cooking of logs and passenger
lists Oh this 1ae no false representations as to epeed
and t.nnage-the ships run entirely upon their merits
and tho Company shows successful record Of thirty
two years unbroken service, and still rnaintai1s ta
pos1don at the Aead Of ocean navigation.
, 1872-11-24
Juatlv Celebrated.

The justly-eeleratad Grover l. Baker eewlne me-
chimes have been special avorites for the last twenty
years. but the Company, not Rasfta with their pres
ent enV1able reputation have produced after long
series Of experiments ind at greatexpense their new
improved shuttle oclshch) machines, to which they
%oaa M n9w nvte n spedsl attention believing them to
the market. They. are strong, simple, substantial,
vel made, and, IN khort, masterpece Of power and
any other tirst-claas machine and more attachments
are furnished fire. Seeing is BELIEVING. salesrooms,
No. 160 State at:eet and No. 972 Wabash-aY,
, 1872-11-24

With the approach Of the holidays comes each year
an inquiry for articles suitable for presents to friends
and 1t is always desirable to know Just where 20 and
standard value, and wrought in the latest stve th
public can safely deal with 11essrs Goodrich Kirby
the Ten-known jewellers, at No. 2o3 Vest Madison
street,
, 1872-11-24

11ssrs. Haakins Wo1cott, lato Of No. 75s Michigan
aVa1ue have lately sold their entire stock in trade
co1seting OF everything in the way Of window trim
rlnga curtains, etc., to Mr.. Spencer H. Peck carpet
tea4er No. y South Canal street, where the lite bust
ness o1 the above named firm will hereafter be con
aacteo under the 1mn1ediae supervision Of Mr. Has
patfonage Tor Mr. Peck and where lie will endeaYor to
serVe his friends and the public in way which ahall
give entire satisfaction to all N@-@'
, 1872-11-24

and ali others who desire to inspect purchase rich
mud reable goods in that line my properly rejoice in
the large and elegant stock Of jewelry, diamonds,
Watches s7erware, etc., just opened out at the fine
ty-second street. When dealing with him, you know
what you arc BUYING and sure that you are getting
, 1872-11-24

Saturday, Nov. 80, at p m, will be closed the sale
OF ahares at sco each securing ten ters Of lessons
IN voice. piano, organ, etc., at half price, From Non
Gay, Dec 2, and for one month shares will be sold at
the advanced price Of $125 each. Those desrino to
secure 1oo ahares must do before the end OF thu
present week. Call at tbs Conservatory No. 938 Indi-
, 1872-11-24
Tho Chicaro III II sinai co13apo

CU11ERB,
For tho better accommodation of pupie in a pars Of
tho city the Chicago Musical College will in addition
to the present estabishuent No. 1873 Wabash avenue
maintain Similar institution On the West Side.
The winter term Of the West Side ColIe,e vii co1n'
nenee Monday, hov 25, at the college building, No.
l8 West Adams street. GEO. F. RooT, President: F.
Z1EeFELp, Director.
, 1872-11-24

:. The Bickford Knitting Machine.
Ih1s renowned machineis now In the city. Mr.. Her.
rick the Western Agent, is open to negotiations TO,
Inc western States; headquarters at Carke's Euro.
pean HOTEL where machine and tta work are On A.
h1biioa. They also in operation and fcr sa,e ~
Mrs. "yants, No. 623 Wabash avenue, INSTRUCTION II,
, 1872-11-24
Fashion.

EABh1on.
Ladies who Wiah the choicest selection OF Imported
Hats aud Bonnets will find the lnrgest assortment {of
November desgna9 ever displayed in this city st Is
per cent Less than cost Of importation. Don't fail to
zee these before purchasing yourn ice hats Webster
Brothers, Nos. 270 and 272 Wabash avenue
, 1872-11-24
F or Catholic Fami1iee

The illustrated Catholic Family Almanac for 1873
contains variety Of charming eugrav1gs kenessea
Of distinguished praates gmpses Of venerable catne
drals, and hallowed ruins in France Italy and Ire
land Price 25 cents. Western News Company and
John Graham, agents, @Ao
, 1872-11-24

The SICK
Will be glad to know that ne are constantly receiving
fresh stock Of the wonderful Gettysburg water fresh
from the' springs, in bottles and doml}ohns. Van
Setback, Stevenson + Reid, Nos 90 and 81 Iake
street, corner bf Dearborn street ~ ""A0
, 1872-11-24
Boston Fira-Mt11iopo.c .co-,d

The steam freproof safe comes out Of the terrfb1a
ordes at the head Of the list perfectly preserving Its
contents where others totally fail This we haTa ,1
ways claimed, and this We have proved, HASsco,fr X
GLOVER, Managers, American Steam Safe COMPANY
No. 60 South Canal street, e0''
, 1872-11-24

Reeds Temple Of Music.
The Ae7srs Reed are now receiving large stock Of
p'anos' among others the celebrated Chickerin9.
Pianos to rent: Rooms No. 81 Sixteenth street.