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GENERAL INDEX.
PAOB.
Addison, ^ 17
Alden, , 17
Algonquin, , 17
Amesville, (see Garden Prairie,) 88
Angola, 18
Antioch, * 18
Aurora, 18
Barreyille, : 30
Barrington, 30
Batavia, 80
Beaver, 82
Belvidere 32
BigEock, 39
Bljwkbcrry, 39
BliTen Mills, 39
Bloom, 39
Bloomingdale, 40
Boone, 40
Boone County, 40
Bremen, 40
Buena Vista, '. 40
Burritt, 40
Burton, 40
Burton'« Corners, 41
Butler, (Cherry Valley,) 41
Culedonia Station, '41
Cass, (see Cottage Hill,) 43
CedarTille, (Cedar Creek Mills,) 41
Chemung, .'. 42
Cherry Valley, (see Butler,) 41
Chicago, 42
Cook County, 42
Coral, 42
(Portland, 42
Cottage Hill, 43
Council Hill, 43
Chrystal Lake, 43
Danby 44
Deerfield, 44
Be Kalb, 44
De Kalb County, 44
Derinda, 44
Borset, 44
Downer's Grove, :.... 44
pAoa.
Dundee, 4^
Dunlap's Prairie, (see Lcyden,) 93
Dupage County, 45
Eleroy, 45
Elgin, 4^
Elida, 61
Eliiabeth, 61'
Emmet, 62
Flora, 62
Florence 62
Freeport, 52
Galena, 6g
Garden Prairie, gg-
Geneva, .......; 88
Genoa, 89
Gilmer, 89
Grafton, j^^
Greenwood, ', 89
Guilford, 89
Hainesville, 89
Hanover, 90
Harlem, 90
Harrison, ., 90
Howard, 90
Jo Daviess County, 90
Junction, 91
Kane County, 91
Kancville, 91
Kishwaukee, 91
Kossuth, 91
Lake County, 91
Lancaster, 92
Laona, 92
Lena, 92
Le Roy, 92,
Leyden, 93
Leyden Centre, 93
Loran 93
Louisa, 94
Lysander, , 94
McConneirs Grove, 96
McHenry County, '. 95
McHenry, 95
Maineville, , 95
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eEKERAL INDEX.
FAGS.
Ifaiiohester, 95
Marengo, •*..... 96
MilWUe, 96
Milton, 97
Montgomery, .....,«....,...« 97
JTaperville, 97
NewMillford, 102
Noya, ^.102
Worthfield, 102
Otieco, ^ 102
OrangeTille, 102
Owen, 108
Pampas, ..108
Pecatonica, » 103
tfnfield, 108
Kich, 108
Rockford, 108
Rock Grove, ...126
Rock Run, : 126
Rdckton, 126
Roscoe, ^ 127
RoflselTille, 127
St. Charles, 127
Scale's Mound, 129
{Steward Town,. 129
»habbona*s Grove, ...^ 129
Sbirland, .129
saver Creek,.... 129
Solon MiUs, 129
Somanank, ..129
Spring....... ..*, *...180
FAOE.
Squaw Grove, 180
Stephenson County ., 180
Sterling,. 180
Stockton, 134 v
Sugar Grove, Town, 134
Sycamoire, 134
Thornton Station, 137
Union, .; 137
Ward's Grove, 1J7
Warren 1^7
Wauconda, 188
Waukegan ^ 138
Wayne, 140
West Point ...440
Wheaton, ,141
Winfield, 141
Winnebago County, ....141
Winnebago,.... .' 142
Wheeling, 142
Winslow ..142
Woodstock, 142
Yellow Creek , 14B
York,...; 14a
Belvidere, 14J^
Elgin 14^
Freeport, s. 14t>
Galena, 15<i
£aSUTTA,.
..page vUL
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aurora AdTortifoments.
PAGE.
Albee & Fitch, ; 20
AUenE. R. & Co., 20
Aurora Beacon, '. 29
Aurora Guardian, 21
Brady & Sexton, 21
Bruce M. R., 21
Buck Geo. F 22
Cahn A., 23
Child S. E., 23
Empire House, 23
Durand House, 28
Fuller A. B., 24
Fox River Temperance House, 24
Hill & Dickens, 24
Mackney, Gardner & Co., 24
Hall & Brothers, 25
Hawley H. D 26
Hoyt&Son, 25
Jenks A. &Co., 26
teeL. C. &C. W., 26
Jjong 0. A., 27
Orctitt & Jenks, 27
Otis Newton, 27
Fierce & Fowler, 28
Woollen (Aurora,) Factory,... ,» 28
AVoodworthE. & A., 20
Batavia AdvertisementB. *
Barrel ( Kane County, ) Manufacturing Co., 31
Newton L. & Co., 80
Belvidere AdvertisementB.
Ames B. & Son, 33
Amsden & Walker 33
Bennetts., 34
Bidwell Hiram, 34
Hamlin & Son, , 34
Hayes & Hotchkiss, 35
Hcrren A., , 35
Jenks S., 35
Jenner A. E 36
Leonard M. G., t..... 36
McGinley, J. C. & Co., 36
Neely Alexander & Co., 33
Plane & Jennison, 86
Kemmington k Spencer, ;.. 37
Sawyer J 37
Sherman House 37
Standard, vii
Tomkins, Leonard & Co., » 37
Tcrwilleger J. & Co., 1 38
Truesdel! House, 38
Wing J. v., 38
Willson J. D , 4.. 39
Elgin Advertisemonts,
Eagle Mills, (Thos. Arery, proprietor,) 4T
Dexter & Co., 47
Gardner & Harris 48>
Gregorys, E.,....! 4«
Hamilton & Smith, ; 48
Old R. d, ^ 4»
Knott James, 49f
PadelfordR. W.,... 4ft
Palladium, , 49
Raymond G. B 50
RenwickGeo. W.,...„ : 60
Waverly House, ^..„ 50»
Yarwood L. H. & Co., ........* , 51*
Freeport Advertisements.
Bloss House, 64
Brewster John K. & Co., 54
Bues F., 65
Bulletin, vii
Clayton Gilbert M., .»...., : 55
Chamberlain M. D., ..* 5d
City Hotel, '. 56
Emmett & Burreli; 56
Engle & Strohm, 66
Freeport Journal, » « 57
Fceley D., 68,
GriswoldfL W., 5^
GunnH. J. &Co...... 58
Hibbard S. M., ; 58
Hale L. G., 59
Hyde & Brewster, 59
Ketchum D. C 59
McDowell & Phelps, 60
Mayers & Washburn, 60
Mitchell James & Co., 60
Mayiiard George,... ." 61
Norton G. G 61
Pennsylvania House, ...^.... SjI
Stine William & Bro., 151
Taylor & Co., bankers 62
United States Hotel...... 67
Wolbrecht George, 61
Wurts G., 62
Galena Advertisements. <
Bailey William, •. 67
Bartley David, 67
Bayne James, 67
Bean Thomas, 68
Beebe Edward H '. 68
Bergman F. E. & Co.„....; ^68
Blaylar & Hill, 69
Botswick & Higgins,.... 69
Brcndel John, 69
VI
INDEX TO ABVEKTISEMENTS.
TAOB.
Brookes Joshua, 70
Branch I. B. & P. C, 71
Burrichter & Hellman, 71
CampbeU Geo. W. & Co,, 71
Campb^llJ. W., 72
Carson *R. W., , 72
Corwith N. & Co., 72
Coatsworth Jos. & Son, 73
Corwith H. P. & Co., 74
Cuiley John,. 74
Davis J. H., 74
Clymo H., 75
Foster & Stahl, 76
Fricke Henry, 75
Goodwin William W., 76
\ Graham E. & Co., 76
Grant J. R 76
Haines A. M., 76
Harris R. S. & Co., 77
Hodge & Morrison, 77
Johnson & Barrows, 77
Klingel & Ferdinand, 77
Lorrain & Co., /. 78
McCloskejr H. F., 78
McGomber Miss, 78
Maltby J. A., 79
Mayer N. & L., 1 79
Monti John , /.. 76
Merrick Mary 80
Nash Richard, ,,.. , 79
Newhall H : 81
Packard J. A. & Co., 81
Perkins C. R., ^ 81
PfiflFner H. & J., 81
Porter & Spratt, : 82
Quan W. J. & Co., 82
Richardson A. H., 82
Richardson George,*. 88
RipJey, Brown & Co,, 83
Rood James, 88
Rosebrongh R. t.,,.... 84
Bugh D., 84
Saloman Edward, 84
SijaithS. P., 86
Taylor Samuel, i. 86
Telegraphery, (Galena,) 86
Telford, Williams & Co,, 86
Tenable William W., 87
Walder J 87
Wilcox & Stiles 87
Geneva Advertisement.
West W. B., 88
Leyden Advertisement.
Dnnlap M. L., 93
Xarango Advertisement
Spencer House, , 96
Haperville Advertisements.
Bank of Naperville, 98
Du Pnge Weekly Journal,.. 98
Daniels H. C, v 100
PAOX.
Ellsworth Lewis & Co., 99
Fridley A 101
HuntR. M. & R. W., 100
Naperville Academy, 101
Pre-emption- House, 101
Scott, Willard & Co., 101
Stewart William B., ....:.... 102
Bockford Advertisements.
American House,...., 12p
Barnes G. W., '. 108
Barned Michael, ...^...108
Blakeman & Stewart, \6b
Briggs, Spafford & Co., bankers, 108
Bro\?n & Ogden, ^ ...109
Butler C. B., ....109
Carpenter M. & Co....... ; 110
Churchill M. C, 109
City Hotel, .....'. 107
Clarke & Utter, , 110
Compton L., 1 .'.....Ill
Cook H. C. & 0. C. & Co., ...Ill
CramO. W. & Co., Ill
Dewey S. J., ...*. 112
Dickerman, Wheeler & Co., bankers, ..: Ill
Edson George D....... 112
Fuller E. L. & Co., .' 112
Gregory & Allen, v 113
Harris W. C. & Co., 113
Hogan G......... 113
Huntington & Barnes,.^ /. 113
Hyde & Watts,.. 115
Jerome, Ketcheson & Co., 114
Manny & Co., 1 117
Maynard H. R., 115
Mayr Julius, 115
Miltimore H., 116
Overocker &Delavergne, :...116
Penfield D. S. & J, G., 116
Penney & Anyon, 119
Petersberger S., 119
Rea W. G., 119
Robertson, Coleman & Co., 119
Rockford Register, 126
Rockford Republioan,. . 12^
Rock River Democrat .....124
Searles & Wheeler,.. 120
Seccomb J. W., 121
thejdon C. W 120
pafford, Clark & EUis...... 121
Spafford John, 121
Ticknor & Bro., 122
Todd & Hungerford 122
Tyler C.J. &0.C 122
^yheeler H. E., 122
Willinms C. & Son, 123
Will Eli, '. 124
Worthington Wm., 126
St. Charles Advertisement.
Freeman E. & Co., 126
Sterlinf Advertisements.
DeRussy & Sanborn, 183
I
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tt^bJEX To ADVERTlSEMfiXTS*
TU
PAOX.
Henry >Iile8 S. & Co., .^, 132
Orattan & Norwood, 133
Mount Carroll Seminary, 132
Turlay & King 133
Sycamore AdTertisements.
Cobb & Prescott, 135
Cody & Fair, .** 135
Elwood & Lott 136
Fordham &, Kellum, 136i,
Hongh H. A., .*..'. ...186
Maxfield W. M., 136
TJnioii Advertiseinent.
Union House,. t.»* 137
Woodstock AdvertlsementSi
Baldwin M. B., *....143
Blakeslee C, 144
Durfee J. II., 144
Carter R., 145
PAOE
Church &Winard,....i 14u
Fuller A. W. & Co. 145
Fuller, Johnson & Co., i* 14G
Joslyn & VanWickle, i.» 146
JudsonN. &Co., ; 146
Kimball & Hood, »... 14r,
Mansfield F. J., i....; 147
Murphy T. D., ..*... ....*». 147
Ruggles House, 147
Trowbridge I. C, » ,...1*47
Tappan A. W. & Co., 148
WatrousC, » 148
Addenda Adrertisementf .
Stihe William & Bro.. Freeport» 15l/
Allen Chas. C, Dixo», 1511
Herrington & McQuillen, Gcneya, 151
Pratt & Co., Buflfalo, N. Y 15i2
Swigart & Brother, Maquoketa, Iciwa, 162
Evarts & Butler, Chicago....... 152
Mason & McArthur, Chicago, 152
MIM
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Published every Taesday^ at BelYidere^ Boone Co.,
And elrcnlates anywbere in the County free of ]HMtage«
All Communications, or Business Letters to the Office, must be post-paid, to ensure
AltontioB*
TRANSIENT ADVERTISING-
Adyertisements, not exceeding one square^ will be inserted three times for one dollar and
jBfty cents. «
£ach after insertion 25 Cents. '
RALPH ROBERTS, Proprietor & Publisher.
WILL BE ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY,
AT $5B PER A]V]VIJ]»I^ OR $1.50 I2V ADTAIirCfi^
OAee^ td Stery tf Wright's Briek Block, en the North-West Corner of Stephenson k AdtOis St^s^
EATES Of ADViaiTISIBkG IN WEEKLY.
1 Square^ (12 lines or less.) one insertion* $0 75
** " " each addit'I insertion,.... 88
'» " " 1 montli, 1 75
" »« »* a months, 2 75
" " »* 8 »' 8 60
«» " " 4 " 4 00
" " <* 6 " 4 60
6 00
1 Column per year, „ $60 00
*• " 6 months^ 80 00
" " 8 " 18 00
K ** 1 yew, 26 00
*^ " 6 months, 16 00
" *♦ 8 " 10 OO
J4 " lycar 15 00
'* " 6 months,....! K) 00
« " 8 « 7 00
% " .lyear, 12 00
" ** s 6 months, 8 00
" " 8 " 6 00
" *• " 1 year, 8 00
Business Cards (of 8 lines or less) per year, 6 00
The BuOetin has » circulation of ahont JIftetn hundred-^hs lar|^ of any inland paper in the northern
pMt of the StatCt tnil of coarse} holds ont strong inducements for husiness men to insert their adTtrtiieBintB'
\a Atiroifft bireclory, page 19, for " Chan Aaron*' read " CahnJ'
In Belvidore Advcrtisementd, page 34, for "BideweU" read ^^JBidwellJ
In Bunlap's Prairie, page 45, for ** Lcydbn" road ** Leyden^
in Galena Gazetteer, page 63, for **151'* redd " 171" miles from Chicago.
In RocHford Dir^tory, page 105, for " Hagan" read ** JSTo^an.*'
In Rockford Directory, page 106, for ** OTerocker & Denlaxergne" read *' Jklw«rffne\
In Thornton, page 137, for ** Thorton" read " Tkomtoni*'
In Wheatott, page 138; t*ir "Gray'* r«ad ** Garpi"
THE NORTHERN COrNTIES
GAZETTEER AOT) DIRECTORY.
KoHfi. — In the folloiring Dtreetory, tlie natnes which Appear in t^ajiittiils are those Qf
Adyertisers and Subscribers to the Work. Copious Iftdicea to the AdYertieemeats will be
found on a preceding page.
ADDISON
Township and Post Village is situated in the North-Eftst corner of DaPage €oan1^> 16B miles
K. W from Springfield.
' ALFHABEnCAX UCnt
FILMOKE B. F. town clerk
PIERCE SMITH D, justice of the peace
FISHER H. D. justice of the peace
PIERCE S. D. postmaster, North
BARTLING HENRY, postmaster^ 8oat&
Ash Henry, boots and shoes
Branen Rev. £. A. Lutheran
Fien Henry, cabinetmaker
Fierman George, tulor n
Hackeret Ernest H. general dealer
Heise William, physician
Hess Abram, general dealer
GF FBOFESSIONB) TRADES, fto»
Kirk Peter, brickmaker
EisUng J. £. gener«il dealer
Macklin Rev. IT. methodist (German)
Ochman John, carriage builder
Plu2 Bedrick, carpenter
Reno C. A. gristmill
Rothge Henry, brickmaker
Scheider George, boots and shoes
Seybold F. blacksmith
Seyb^olt F. B. generfiil dealer
Smith Elijah, physician
Struckman Dedrich, carpenter
ALDEK
A Village situated in Mcfijenry County, 244 miles N. E. from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRA3IES, fte.
HOr M. D. town clerk
UDEL ALBA, justice of the peace
CAPRON N. M. justice of thepeace
Capron H. general dealer
Cutter Richard| cabinetmaker ,
Dana G. W. painter
Freeman W. carpenter
Gibbs W. carpenter
Storer Rev. S. Epis. Methedist
Wood James M. blacksmith
ALGONQUIN.
The Tillage of Algonquin is pleasantly situated on the Fox Ri'vtr, in McHenry County,
The Fox River VaUey R. R. connects it with Elgim Distant 168 miles N. E. from Springfieliir
ALraL&BBTICAL URT OF PBOfSBSIOffS, lOt^DW^ ^
BentheuBon G. F/ carpenter
Bentheuson Henry, blacksmith
Berge Rev. Congregationalist
Bo&rworth F. H. general dealer
Brink Simon^ cabinetmaker
Cornish Jonav general dealer
Countryman H. carpenter
GillilanJobn, (J. P.) distillery
0ft8wold James, cabinetmaker
Hinslow £« M. apothecai^
Hunt Rot. R. B. physician and apethecarj -
Kimball & French, general and lime dealevf ''
Petrie Harry, gristmill
Philip James, blacksmith
Plumbly Tho8» sawmill
Ransenberger & Co. gristmill
Sears J. J. (town elerk) epotheoai7
Thomas N. A. proprietor hotel
Van Buren Geo. boots and shoee
Zubbs HeBi^y> carriage btUlder
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NORTHBBK OOVBTISS
AMESVILLE.
(See Gakdek Praikib.)
ANGOLA.
Post Village tttuated in Lake County, six miles South of Wisconsin State line*
ANTIOCH.
, Tius Village is situated on Sequoit Creek, in the Northern part of the Township of the 8am«
•name. It was comraeoced in 1840, and now contains about 600 inhabitants. Distant 182
miles N. N. £. from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOITS, TBABES, fte.
TAYLOR SAMUEL S. town clerk
SIMMONS RALPH B. justice of the peac9
PRAZIER THEODORE, justice of the peace
INGALLS E. S. justice of the peace and com-
miss(ioner of deeds for Wisconsin
RING W. H. postmaster and notary public
HAYNES CHARLES, coroner
, 'HALL GEORGE, county surveyor
Anderson, Roberts & Co. boots and shoes
Barnes J. Pitt, (Ring & Barnes)
Bessey John, wagon builder
Blunt P. E. carriage builder
Booth Siney, baker
Calkins Smith, carpenter
Clark J. M. (ElUot & C.)
■tJooper Wm. (Pearson & C.)
Elliott & Clark, boot, shoe, and genral dealers
Elliott John H. (E. & Clark and E. & Ingalls).
'Elliot & Ingalls, steam flour and saw mill, and
brickmakers
fair man Hamilton R. carpenter '
IParnsworth Jervis D. proprietor Antioch hotel,
also boot and shoe store
Oage Thomas J. carpenter and painter
-Cfage Chapman E. carpenter
Gaines Levi, carpenter
Gaines Theodore^ carpenter
Gilmore Lucius M. machinist
Hastings G. M. broom maker
Howard Theodore B. carpenter, and sash, blind
and door maker
Lewis Daniel, physician and apothecary
Loveatt Joseph, tailor
Otis E. W. lime dealer and broom maker
Pearson & Cooper, blacksmiths, wagon and car^
riage work and plough making
Pearson G. W. (P. & Cooper)
Quin Jeremiah, tailor
Ramaker William, tailor
Rice John B. carpenter
Ring & Barnes, general deakifs
Ring William H. postmaster, Sec.
Sherwood Stephen, blacksmith and plouglb
maker
Simons Ira, lime dealer
Simmons & Shepherd, brickmakers
Stevens W. L. attorney
Warner Chase, lime dealer
Welch David, carriage builder
AURORA.
This is one of the principal Towns in Kane County, and^ is very beautifully situated on th«
East and West banks of the Fox River, where an immense water power is obtained. The
Aurora Branch of the G. & C. U. R. R. terminated here for some time ; the Road is now fast
progressing towards the Mississippi River, under the name of Chicago and Burlington Rail-
road. The citizens of Aurora enjoy more than usual commercial, social, and educational
advantages, having eight churches, and several good public and piivate schools. Th^re are
4wo newspapers published here ; one woollen factory in successful operation ; one large flour-
ing n>ill ; several^ lumber yards, &c. Distant from Chicago 43 miles, and 122 miles N. E,
l^om Springfield. lJ[sual fare to Chicago, $1,25. Population about 4500.
AlFBASBTICAL Ufa OF PB0FBSSI0V8, TBABS8, Ac
Admns R. gunsmith, Broadway nr Main
ALBEE & FITCH, leather and findings, Broad-
way nr Fox
ALLEN E.,R. & CO. commission, storage, &c.
Allen E. R. postmaster
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. E. R. Allen, agent
Anf^ell L. H. physician, Masonic Block
AURORA BEACON, D. & J. W. Randall, whig.
Mill cot River ,
Andrews & Smith, bak^M, Broadway
AURORA GUARDIAN, S. Whitely, Main «or
Broadway
Baldwin L. town clerk
Barr & Goulden, drugs, medicines, &c. Broad-
way nr Fox
Barr James G. justice of the peace
Barrel! Nelson, boots and shoes* Main
Bartlett A. R. homoeopathist. Lake W. A.
Bateman Stephen, pbysioiaa and ocvUsi
River, W. X
eASOMnSB AK9 MBfiOtOHT.
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Benedict Rev. liewis, Congregational
Bertrand A. & L. shoemakefs, River, W. A.
BRADY & SEXTON, dry goods, &c. Main cor
Broadway
Brady L. D. lumber, Broadway nr Main
Breese Henry, drugs, &c, Broadway nr Fox
Breese R. S. saloon. Main cor Railroad
Bremer F. L. boots and shoes, cor <G>alena and
Rtver, W. A.
BRUCE M. R. clothing, Ac. Broadway oOr Main
BUCK GEORGE F. drtigs, books, &c. Main
Buck I. A. W. physician, Main
Buhre Rey. Christian, Lutheran
Button Rot. Charles, Btuptist
CHAN AARON, clothing, Broadway nr Main
Carpenter D. G. V. musical histruments^ cor
Broadway and Fox
Carr Wyatt, baker and grocer, Broadway
Carpenter^. D. baker, River, W. A.
Carr James, physician, Broadway cor Main
OHiLD &. £. boots and shoes, Broadway
Cowles Mrs. H. M. milliner, River, W. A.
Crans Wm. blacksmith, Galena, W. A.
Concert Hall, Masonic block
Day 0.' D. attorney. Masonic block, Main
Denney J. & W. furniture, Broadway
Douglas B. K harnessmal^er, Broadway nr
Maine
I>owney Patrick, boots and shoes, Broadway nr
Fox
Durand House, A. E. Durand & Son, cor Main
and Lasalle
EMPIRE HOtJSE, I. Marleti; cor Railroad and
Main
EXCHANGE IBANK, A. Jenks & Co. Broadway
nr Fox
Fenton A. H. boots and shoes, Main
Fickensher H. shaving saloon, Aurora House
Fisher J. F. blacksmith, Broadway nr Main
Fleming John, lumber, Broadway nr cor Fox
Fount John, blacksmith, Galena, W. A.
FOX RIVER TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Galena,
W. A.
FULLER ALBERT B. attorney, River nr Mill
Fyfe James, miller, Island
GILL & DICKENS, proprietors Genesee mills
Gillett W. B. dry goods, &c. River nr Mill, W. A.
Goodrich H. N. fanning mill manufacturer
Hackney B. real estate dealer, res nr public
Square
HACKNEY, GARDNER & CO. lumber, Broad-
way
HALL ft BRO'S, banking and exchange, River
nr Miir
HALL k BRO. drugs and books, River
Hard Abner, physician, Broadway
Hanchett J. L, real estate office and survey-
ing, River, W. A.
Harrall B. F. music dealer, Broadway
Harroun A. 0. upholsterer, RiVer, W. A.
HAWLEY M. daguerrean, Broadway nr cor
Main
Hawley John S. dry goods. Main
HeliM Robert, barb«r, Rivet W. A,
Higgins George, physioiaiD, Main
HOYT & SON, proprietors Black Hawk Millf
HUNTOON £. D. proprietor Fox River Temper-
ance House
Huntoon Lynkorf, painter, Lasalle
Janes Peter, tailor, Broadway
JENKS ALBERT & CO. bankers, Broadway
Kemp John, saddler, River, W. A.
Kendal John, watchmaker, Galena, W. A.
King Mrs. milliner. River, W. A.
Kingsbunr H. F. starch manufacturer, W. A.
LEE L. (5. & C. W. watches, &c. Broadway dor
Main
LONG 0. A. hats, caps, &c, Broadway
Levanway W. F. washtubs, &c
Lovejoy 0. A. physiclisin. River, W. A.
McCabe William, bowling saloon, Galena, W. A.
McCollum George, wagons, plows, &c. Galena
McMicken W. & Co. clothing. River, W. A.
Miekles M. L. dentist. Main
Miles M. M. physician and sui'geon, DiuraiMl
House
MILLER & GOODWIN, dry goods, &c. Mainnr
Broadway
Montgomery J. H. groceries, Main cor Broad-
way
Montony R. G. attorney
Moore J. D. & Co. harnessmakers, Broadway
Moor & Hugh, wagons, &c. Broadway
Marsh Michael, groceries, Broadway cor Main
Munson S.. daguerrean rooms, MalQ cor Bail-
road
ORCOTT & JEJ^KS, livery stable, nr R. R.
depot
OTIS NEWTON, hardware, Broadway nr Main
OttoiSmil, deutscher argst, Main
Parker Wm. R. justice of the peace and attoi-
ney
Parks R. F. attorney. River, W. A.
PIERCE & FOWLER, grocers. Main nr River
Plain & Lug, groq^ries, River, W. A.
Poindexter, D. W. attorney, River nr MiU,
W. A.
RANDALL D. & J. W. proprietors, publishers,
and editors of Aurom Beacon
Randolph J. F. groceries, &ic. Main
Rippon Joseph, groceries, Broadway nr Mata
Rising Joseph, leather, &c. W. A.
Rhodes Miss M. J. milliner, Broadway nr Fox
Schaeffer Wm. cabinetmaker, River nr Galena,
W.A.
^cott William, saloon. River, W. A.
Sellar & Rybum, groceries, Ac. River, W. A.
Slade Rev. H. Universalist
ShQppard & Reves, clothing, Main
Smith N. J.' attorney. Masonic block
Stephenson J. R. real estate, &c.
Stewart Sarah, milliner, Broadway nr Mam
STOLP J. G. woollen and sash factory, blaiid
Stoughton Rev. J. C. Methodist
Swarthout & Moffatt, dry goods. Main
Suydam & Co. lumber. River, W. A.
Tanner, Rice & Co. hardware, Broadway nr
Maine
a2
'SO
VOItVat&K COVKTISS
Thompson Edwai^, grooeries. River, W. B.
Thompson John H. boots and shoes, Main
Tamer & Lightcap, carpenter and joiners^
Galena, W. A.
Van Liew J. H< prinoipal public school
Valentine Daniel, drugs, &c. Main
Wheeler & Son, lumber, Broadiray
White W. H. carriage trimmer, Birer nr Mill,
W. A. .
WHITELEY S. proprietor and publisher Au-
rora Ottardian
Wilder Warren, groceries. Galena, W. A.
Wilder Wm. proprietor Wilder's Hotel, W. A.
Wilson J.. J. dentist^ Mflsoaio blook
Winans Mead & Co. haiidwart , BiTer nr MaU«
W. A.
Windham Augustus, cigars, 85 Broadway
Wightirick J. & J. B. dry goods. Main
Williams & Mallory, ftimiture. Main
Williams John, boots and shoes, Galena
WOODWORTH E. & A. wagon and carriage
manufacturers, and dry goods. River, W. A.
Young Misses, milliners, Kiyer, W. A.
Young D. W. physician
Zucker Rev. .^.-~>., Roman Catholic
j^LBEE & EITOH,
DXALBBS IK
MMEM is. SI01 f IIMS©!
AH ASSOBTMENT OF HARNESS AND IIXTUBES
ALWAYS ON HAND.
BROAOWAT, EAST ArRORA, KAIVE CO.
THE HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR HIDES.
E. R. A.LLEN & CO.,
(Suocessors to Brady & Allen,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEAR THE R4ILROAl> DEPOT, AURORA, KANE CO-
DXAUBBS IH
Salt, Stone Coal, PlMteriog Hair, Une, Water Lime, Jte«
Cash adTanced on Grain in store. The Highest Market Price paid for all kinds of Grain.
AgenU for the Amerieaa Express C!a«
Z. B. ALLXK, \
W. B. AXUEV, )
THE
la pubUflhed erery Thubsday Morxung, at Aurora, Kane Connty, Illinois, hj
D. & J. ^/V^. R^NDA-LL.
OfnCB, VBffit BIDS or THE BI7EB, IH nUM'S BVJLDUf&t OVEB B. W. ROtTS ITOBS.
TERMS OF 8UBSGBIPTION--$1,60 per anoin in adranee, or $2 after three months. No
Bubscriplions reoeiYed for a less term than six months, and no paper discontinued until all ar^
TtaragfB are paid.
TEHM3 OF ADVEBTISING— Per square, of 14 lines, first insertion, $1 ; each subsequent
insertion, 25 cents. One Advertisement, amounting to a column, will be jmblished one rear
iKtiiout alteration for 960 ; half column, do. $25, and quarter of column/ da« $15*
OAZETTESR ANB DIKEOTORT.
•fflE
is published emery Th,ursd&y Morning* at Aorora, ^ane Co., Illinois, by '
ai . *W^ SC X »I? SI X« 3B -ST.
OITICE, - - -, EAST SIDE OF THE RIVER, OVER BRADT, SEXTON & CO.'S STORE.
THRMS,
Yearly, in advance, ,'. ♦ $1.50
Half-yearly, in advance, , 1.00
Quarterly^ invariably in advance, 50
One sqnare, of 14 lines, first insertion,. ..$.1.00
•< " subsequent ** ... 25
' ** *« three months, 3.00
" " one year^ 8.00
Tenrty advertiseA aQowed tbe priyilege of changing
«Teiy quarter.
Connected with the office is a JobDepartmenti
furnished with NEW TY'PE, RULES, BOR-
DERS, CUTS, &c. &c., of the latest styles. Af
the proprietor superintends this department,
no work will be allowed to leave the office un*
less executed in a satisfactory m^inner.
A large assortment constantly on hand. .
BR^DY &} SEXTOISr;
DSALH^S IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE, HATS AND CAPS,
CBOGKEHY, ANB WOOBEF WABE,
con. X)r£.^xxT ae B»OAjD-^.A."sr sx»s,
AURORA, KANE CO.
9
M R SRXJGEi
AND DEALER IN
91
ALSO, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
ClofliS) Casslmeres, Testings, and Gents' furnishing Goods,
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
BBOABWAT, COBHEH OF MAIN STREET,
AHEQEA, KANE CO,
iZ NORTHERN COUNTIES
fi GEO. F. BUCK, fi
PEALER IN
PtTEB BEtia .
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
MSIfl, MM, Mlllilli
BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS,
AUO, A GEKBRAL ASSORTMENT OF
WALL & WINDOW PAPER,
FiiSTE OUTLEHY, TOYS, &0.
^ ••» »
AUTHOBIZEO AGENT EOB THE BALE OF
DR. D. JAYNK CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES.
6AZETTEBB AND DIBBCTOBT.
2S
WHOLS8ALK Ain> BBTAIL DKALEB IK
Ain>
HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER AND OIL GOODS, TRUNKS, VAUSES, &C.,
BB-eAB-WAX, AT7a3LeB.A.
S. E. OHIIL,r>,
WATGHHAEER/sl^ & JEWELER.
STATIONGRT, FiNCT AKTICLiS,
FINE CUTLERY, GOLD PENS, &C
DBALKB I2f
SILVER & SILVER-PLATED WARE,
No. 39 BBOADWAY. AUBORA, EANSi CO.
O:?- Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry neatly Bepoired, and ^arranted.
AURORA,
OtTSK,
ILLINOIS.
ISAAC MABLETT, - - PROPRIETOR.
BAOOAGE CARRIED TO AUD FROM THE CARS FREE OF CHARGE.
^Q) £
ifY m
. A. E. DURAND & SON, • Proprietors.
— — Ml Wtm —
OOR. MA.I]Sr & L^S^LLE STREETS,
NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
u
KOatSEBir COOKCOM
f i
Office, River Street, West Aurora, Kane Co.
S¥:
mmm m wimt and galena stseits,
B. X>. HTTITTOON-,
I>ItOI>IU:BXOR.
m
PROPRIETORS
m m n », !^c
99
£AST AURORA, KANE CO.
FLOURING AND GRIST WORK DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
CHABLE8 GILL.
WM. DIOKEKS.
HACKNEY, GARDNEK & CO.,
DEALERS IN
LtJUBEB, LATH, SHINGLES, &c..
Aggregate. S&Ui Ite put year, 800,000 feet
\ ,
GAZSSTSBB AND DIBBCTOBY. 25
HAT.T. & BBOTHERS,
GEITKBAL DEALERS IS
FAIHTS, On.8, VABNISE, DTE-SXU77S, AND FAIBIEES' ASHCLES^
FISIkl» ftMQ GA^EtDEN SEEDS,
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,
.WAM(QY iliiaf HdJItilB^s-
PAPSR HANGINGS, 7ANKEB NOTIONS, Sec.
, H^LL & BEOTHERS,
BANKERS & DEALERS IN E\€llANGE,
BIVEB, XEA£ IBILL STREET, WEST AUBOEA, KAHE CO.
1855. aHEO^STTE* ««3 £»03?iSr^ 1855.
TEOPEIETORS OF
mikm. ^^WE MaiLLi
WEST AURORA, ILLINOIS,
KEEP CON8tA3«TLY OK HAND, A»D FOR SALE.
EXTRA, FAMILY, AND SUPERFINE FLOUR,
Deliyered in any part of East or West Aurora, free of charge.
O^SH P^ID FOR ^V^HEA-T,
W^ D^TOTICJB-— All Consignments to HOYT & SON, to be marked and shipped
to ** West Aobora BomaiW"
26
NOBTHERX COUNTTBS
H. D. HA.'WLEY'S
CORNER BROADWAY &. MAIN STREET,
DAGU£IlR£OTYF£ LIKENESSES taken hy Sky-light, in clear or cloudy weather, and neatly set III
Ivory or Leather Cuses, J'rames, Lockete, Kinga, &o.
0=- PICTURES or PORTRAITS faithftilly copied.
[pr- TRUE LIKENESSES of SICK or DEAD PERSONS taken at thdr Residence.
mm
OOP
A. JENES & CO.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND POX STREETS,
THE tJNDEBSIOKBB ABE ALSO
BMKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHAN&E.
SIGHT BKAPTS OH AIX THE 7BIHCIPAL ZASTEBN CITIES.
^, JEISTKS & CO.
L. C. & C. W. LEE,
WATCHMAEESS AND JEWELERS
AND DEALERS IH
IVear Corner of Main and Broadway Streets, Aurora.
' Particular attention paid to EEPAIBJNG FINK WATCHES.
WORK DONE ON SHOBT NOTICB & WARRANTED.
aAZm!fJSSR AND BIBIBtJtOllY. 27
O. A. luONOt,
DEALER IN
BATS & GAPS. BOOTS & SHOES.
In every variety of gtylo. Also, s good aMortment of LADI£S' & GENTLEMEN'S
Jars, §ttffal0 |lolics, fcbfling §ags, anb fabb'Satt^Hs,
BROADWAY^ AVRORA^ RAUTE CO.
ORCUTT & JENKS,
LIVERY ^A KEEPERS,
8TAGES RUNIVING SOUTH AND WEST.
. AUBOBA to OTTAWA, Three Times per Week.
OSWEGO, BRISTOL, PAVILLIOX, NEWARK,
MISSION POINT. F-A-IRpIES, $S.^6.
AXrEU)BA to DIXON, Three Tunes per Week.
MALONGBNS' GROVE, CHINA, BIO BOCK, BOSSES GROVE,
INLET, . PIXON, LITTLE ROCK, SABANNA's OBOVB,
LEE CENTRE, ' SUGAR GROVE, 80MANAUK, PAW PAW EAST,
PAW PAW WEST,
NE^W^TOlSr OTIB,
DJEALSR IN
FQifiiiiN k inm iJUBWiiii, mm.
I
BROADWAY, AtJROKA, KANE OO.
28-
HOKTHBBir COUNTIES
Sif STiiio
PIERCE & FOWLER
DBALKRS IN
rum wHiEi onii H,
COR. OF MAIN STREET AND BROADWAY,
H. E— The Highest Frtee paid for Conntry Produce in Cash;.
Tbe undersigned having recently furnished the above Premises with a choice assortment of
Goods in the above line, would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Aurora and
Kane Co., assuring them that no pains will be spared to please them. All Goods warranted
of the best qualities and at reasonable rates. PIERCE ^ TCWLER.
AURORA WOOLLEN FAGT0R7.
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CLOTHS AND TARN SOLD CHEAP.
GA2BTTE2K AKJ) DIOBCTOBT.
30
E. & A. WOODWOETH,
Corner at Mill und RiTer Streets.
$35,000 amotmtiiiYeated ill ;
$75,000 aggregate work turned outj
70 handfl employed^ at an average of $1.50 par dlem<
MANUFACTURERS OJ KSJi DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ,
0[ai|na0^s, 1«M¥, "SKapus, k\.
Also, connected irith the aboTe, the undersigned hare a
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP
Where all orders will he promptly attended to.
WE ALSO KSm* A
liiS iii EliHUiii STiiii,
Where may always be found a good supply of
Choice H0B8ES on hand, for Sale at regular Market Prices.
■ <> H » ■> »i
> We would also respectfully call the attention of the Citizens of Kane Co; to our
CHOICE ASSORTMEMT Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &o^
AT OUR STORE,
COR. OF MILL AND WATER STREETS,
WEST AURORA, ty^NE 00.
I!. & A. WOODWOETH.
80
XORME&lf COUNlPIfiS
BAREEVILLE, '
Post Village, BfcHenry County, dtuated on the West side of Fox RiTer, 188 miles N. 1. from
(Bpringfield,
BARRINGTON, ^
Post Village. This Village is Bltnated in the North West part of Cook County, 182 miles N. Bv
from Springfield.
BATAVIA.
The Village of Batavia is plca&antly situated on the Fox Eiver, and Is the most important
Town on the Chicago & Burlington R. R. between Chicago and Aurota; distant ^6 miles Wes^
from Chicago; from Aurora, 7 miles; and 194 miles N. N. E. from Springfield.
AIFEABBTIOAL LIST OF FBOfXSSIOlTB, tEADSS, te
CARPENTER C. A. town clerk
BROWN C. H. justice of tlie peace
WILSON 0. justice of the peace and notary
public
MOORE A. M. postmaster
MOORE T. C. commissioner of deeds for New
York, and hotary public
WHEATON CHAS. cotnmissloner of deeds for
Indiana and Iowa
Arnold Samuel, painter
Band J. S. carpenter
Batavia Manufacturing Co.
Blaksle G. W. saw mills
Booth William, stone mason
Briston Oliver W. fanning mills
Burton J. butcher
Bucker & Co. tailors
Canfield J. S. stone dealer
Capen E. britannia ware
Carpenter & Gilbert, tailors
Chapel & Stebbins, general dealers
Cochran Rev. J. W., Baptist
Cochran Rev. W., Congregational
Cross Rey. John, Methodist
Conde & Gregg, blacksmiths
Coolidge William, painter
Coolidge E. C. carpenter
Derby & McCarty, boots and shoes
Dossalt George, boots and shoes
Downer George D. painter ,
Durfee & Barker, stone, &c.
Ferris Reed, builder
Finch C. W. books and drugs
Ppwler G. W. general dealer
Griffing D. W. stone, &c.
Grimes Alexander, dentist
Grimes k Furness, general dealers
Harris William M. dentist
Hurlbut Hiram, saw mill
Hdrlbot H. H. stone, &o.
Hall & Henry, builders
HOYT & SMITH, proprietors Kane County
Barrel Manufacturing Co.
KANE COUNTY BARREL MANUFACTUR-
ING COMPANY
Kemp Milo, tinsmith
Lacy — -, lumber dealer
Lathrop & Smith, lime dealers, ke.
Lord Rer. M. N.» Disciples
Lord T. S. P. physician
McDonald A. blacksmith
McKee George, stone, &o.
Mead Thompson, painter
Merriman Rev. W. E., Congregational
Minert George, soap and candle
Moore & Buck, general dealers
Moss & McKeO) saw mills
Morgan L. proprietor Railroad House
Newton B. clothing
L NEWTON & Ca
^AHirirAOTirBiens of
COACHES & WAGONS3
BATAVIA,
KANE CO. ILL.
LBVI Kifwro^,
D. C. VEWTOTX.
Newton L. & Co. carriage builders
Pierre James B. general dealer '
Rapplye H. L. harness maker
Reynolds Thomas, cabinet maker and painter
Robinson -r^ — , butcher
Rowley A. carriage builder
Shumway Charles W. tinsmith and gen'l dealef
Smith Benjamin, reaper factory
Smith Hiram, lime dealer, &c.
Tanner James B. ice cream saloon
Tooby Martin, cabinetmaker
Tomkins Henry, builder
Town & Hunt, general dealers
Town D. M. physician
Town E. S. stone, &c.
Updike & Co. butchers
Warner F. R. builder
Waterberry Rev. J. H., Episcopal
Whipple J. H. livery stable
Williams H. W. physician
Wisner & Wright, livery stable
Worsley Timothy, general dealer
OAJSBTTEEB AKH BlEfiOTORT< 31 i
BARREL HANnFAGTURM GOT.
ItAllRIS HOTl*. ^^j==»*^ E. 8. SMITH
BATAVIA, aHi ILL.I]\OI8.
Haying purchased the llight to 'Manufacture by
TMtf 'i ?^f IM Mini. IMliiilf ,
IN KANE COUNTY, ILL., We take pleasure in announcing to the MILLEHS, FARMERS,
and MERCHANTS in Kane County and Vicinity, that, ire are now in operation and can
furnish
FROM 100 TO 150 FLOUR BARRELS PFR Ml,
And we hope in a short time to supply the full demand for that article. Owing to not haying
seasoned stock, we shall not be able to manufacture
but Farmefrs and Packers, by leaying their orders early next season, can be fumiHhed With
AN ARTtCti FAR SUPERIOR TO THOSE MADE BY HAND.
18 SUM MB lUn YQm eBM MMJ m TES 3SA§dN.
We shall also be prepared in the coming Spring to furnish an extra article of
BUTTER FIRKINS,
and woikld solicit the attention and orders of DAIRYMEN and BUTTEB PACKERS.
WE SO HOT WISH TO nt&ISE Oim WORK, FOR R WIU. SPEAK FOR TtSEUF,
MAPLE BUTTER FIRKINS, 80 & 100 LBS.
■^ * ♦ •■ »
' Persons wishing to CQutract stock will apply to Harris Hoyt. Orders for Barrels
amd General Business, address *' B. S. Suitu, Kane County Barrel Manufacturing Co."
BataviOf K<tne Co., Illinois, Jan* Ut^ 1855«
.S2
SOUTHERN COtJNTlES
BEAVER,
Post Tillage, Boone Couiaty, is-flitttatod on a creek of Book River, 164 miles N. by £. from
Springfield.
BELVIDBRE,
The County town of the County of Boone, is situated on the North branch of Kishiraukee
river, and on the line of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad. Near the town'site is a
mound fifty rods long and about thirty rods wide^ at an elevation of seventy feet above tbo
bottomlands of IloA' Kivpr ; nn the top of tMs mound is the Cemetery of uu Liuian called
Big Thunder. Ilo died about the period of the Sauk war, in 1831 or '32. Distant 78 miles
west from Chicai^o, and 193 miles N. N. E. from: Springfield. It is a flourishing town, con-
taining about 3,500 inhabitants. Usual fare, t?2»35 from Chicago.
ALPHABETICAL LIIST OF PBOFESftIOKS» TBADES, ftc.
Ainsworth L. L. attorney, S. Side
Ames B. & Son, drugs, books, &c. S. side
Avery E. H. architect
Amsden & Walker, dry goods, Stat« nr^Ie-
chanic
Bailie James, painter, State
Baker & Lewis, merchant tailors, Mechanic
Baker Miss E. millinery, Mechanic
Bassett Simon, furniture, State
Beekwith J. R. attorney, S. side
Belvidere Bank, A. Neely & Co.
BEE BE Ji. M. olerk of county court
Belvidere liotei, J. B. Beekwith, proprietor
nr Bridge
Belvidere Standard, R. Roberts, proprietor
Bennett Samuelj dry goods, kc. State nr Me-
chanic
Bidwell Hiram, blacksmith, &c. State
Bigfelow Jeremiah, grocer, State
Boyce M» M. attorney, Mechanic nr State
Bristol Wellington, druggist, S, side
Carver N. & Co. groceries^ S. side *
Castle & Woodworth, dry goods, &c., Mechanic
Caswell David, grocer, State
Caswell Nelson, grocer, S. side
Churchill E. A. grocer. State nr Mechanic
Cohoon Mrs. J. L. milliner, S. side
Davis John G. gunsmith, State nr Mechanic
Dawson John, carpenter, Mechanic
Dawson William, carpenter, Mechanic
Dean & Smithy lumber, S. side
Dixon H. P. hair dresser. State
Dougherty John, grocer, S. side
t>rake Oliver, boots and shoes, Mechanic
Ellis D. £. physician, Union block
Fisk J. sash, doors &c., State
Foot & Pray, millers, W. end of Bridge
Foote Daniel E. physician and surgeon, State
Foote William S. dentist. State nr cor Mechanic
Foster J. W. dry goods, S. side
Froom George L. grocer, .State W. of Mechanic
Fuller Allan C. attorney, State nr Mechanic
Garclon P. I. grocer, S. side
Hamlin & Son, dry goods, &c. cor State and
Mechanic
Hamlin F. B. olerk circuit court
Hawkins John L. furniture, &c. State
HAYES & HOTCIIKISS, dry goods, S» side
Haywood William, blacksmith, State
HERREN ABRAHAM, dagucrrcan. State
Hink & Hawkins, furniture. State nr Mechanio
Hink & Radliff, carpenters, Mechanic
Honsinger Albert, dry goods. State
Hurlbut Stephen A. attorney, Mechanio
Ingersoll C. S. meat market. State
Inslee Stephen Ia dry goods. State
Ives J» H. produce, S. Side
.Jackson Daniel, produce, S. side
Jaffray James^ drugs and books, State nr Me>
chanic
Jenks Samuel, produce, S. side
JENNER ASHER E. hardware^ State
Lawrence & May, dry goods, &c., State
Lawrie J. W. clothing. State cor Mechanic
Leonard M. G. general insurance agent
LEONARD M. G. dry goods, &c. Mechanio
Lobstein G. boots and shoes. Mechanic
Longpor S. plows, &c.. State, N. end
Loveless k Bennett, grocers^ State
Macy G. A. blacksmith
McGINLEY J. C. & CO. clothing. State
Mixer Horace, restaurant, S. side
Miller & Cringle, lumber, S. side
Mordoff & Glasner, dry goods. State
Moses & .Chase, sash, doors, &c.
Morley John G- fish dealer, State
Murch & Bro. h!U*nessmakers, Mechanic
Murphy Franklin L» attorney. Mechanic
Murphy James K. dry goods, State
Owens Rich^d H. merchant tailor. State nr £ftftt
Park John^ \ carpenters and joiners.
Park William, / Mechanic
Plane & Jennison, hardware, &o. State nr East
Peckham Joseph, shoemaker. State nr Mechanic
Perkins & Compton, grocers, State nr Mechanic
Peters H», Temperance House, S. side
Pettit D. B. lightning rods. Plane. & Jennison
Post Office, J. Saxton, post-master, State
Pray Lewis W. attorney, Mechanic nr State
Preston W. produce, S. Side
Ransom & AndruS) dmgs, &c. Mechanio nt
State
Ramsey Mark, saddler, State W. of Mechanic
Remmington k Spencer, plowmk'rs, West end
Reichmuth Ferdinand, baker, W. end Bridge
Rider J. & Co. grocers. State W. of Mechanio
Rix R. D. boots and shoes, Mechanic
SAWYER JESSE/ books, State nr Meohania
OAZBTTBEIt AND MRSOTOBT.
^8
Seward A. 0. wftMiinftker, West esd
SHBBMAN HOWE, State, West end
Sherman & Peebles, marble yard, West end
Sherman Lewis P. proprietor Sherman House
Spencer Misses M. k A. millinery, &c. State
Spencer Francis, dry goods, Iko. State
Stanton R. D. attorney. Mechanic
Stone Jonathan
Tomkins, Leonard & Co. bankers. Union block
Tomkins k Hodges, dry goods. State nr Me-
chanic
Terwilliger J. S. jastiGeof tiie peace. State \
Terwilliger J. & Co. hardware, Mechanic nr
State
TRUESDELL HOUSE, State
Turner J. T. meat market, Mechanic
Umon Hall, Union block
Union Block, cor State and Mechanic
Walker & Eeelehr, grocers, Mechanic nr State
Williams k Curtis, lumber, 6. side R. R.
Walker k Co. blacksmiths, S. side
Waterman George k Co. produce, 8. side
Webb Jacob W. tlry goods, cor State and Me-
chanic
Willson James B. watches, &c.. State nr Me.
Wilson H. R. sheri£f Boone County
Woodard Joseph S. groceries, S. side
Wood W. H. attorney, State nr Mechanic
Wilson H. R. k Ira, livery stable. Mechanic
Woodruff W. R. druggist. State nr Mechania
Williams & Sunderland, boots and shoes, Me-
olianio nr State
Wing J. wa^onmaker. State
Willard Asa 0. saddle and harness, State
Youst John, lumber, S. side
B. ^MES & SOlsT,
WHOLESALB AlO) BJBTAIL DEALBB8 IK
Bmumffi, fliocEKiEs, BOOKS, sunomRT, Se.
STATU STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
A-MSDE:^ & "WALKER,
WBOLZSALE ANb BETA
1<«AI.BSS IH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
STATE STREET, CORIVER OF MECHAlllC,
ALEXANDER NEELY & CO.,
BELVIDERE, BOONE COUNTY.
CfOLIiECTIONS MADE AND REMITTED FOR AT THE CURRENT RATES OF EXCHANGE. "^^
Mefisre. Ralph, Mead & Co New York Messrs. Geo. Smith & Co Chieam
'* Whitney, Fenno k Co Boston " I. H. Burch & Co " *
•< B. W. miak M Bros St Ws Westfleld Bank, Westfleld, Ma«..
»r £.W. Clark «; Co — Fhiladelpfak Fittsfldd Bank, Eittsfieldl *<
B
84 NQMHSBH COlSWaXB
DKAXBB nr
GROOEKIES, HARDWARE,
BOOTS ASH SHOES, CBOCKERY, BOOKS, See. &c,
BiaUVIDBRE, BOOKE C70.
HIRAJI BIDEWELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
XA©B
WAGOira OF EVERT BESCBIPTIOll,
STA.TE STREET, ^^
'$3'~''§mt SJutrng on s|ort noti« anb at ttmaulk Uxm,
CUSTOM WORK RESPECTFUIJ.Y SOUCITED.
HA.MX.IISr & SON,
Groceries, Boots & Sboes, and Hardware,
STATE STREET. N. BKLYIBEM, BOOM CO.
GAZBT^OTR AND DlRECi*RY. * S5'
HAYES & HOTCHKISS,
x3vtJk.XMVkXLm zjxr
T' ©®®B
OR0C£Ri£S^ €HOCKEB¥,
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, Ic.
A,. HERRElISr,
IVEEI^T'S BI.OCK, STATE STREET,
NORTH BELVIDERE, BOONE CX)UNTr.
Having recently famished Ms Rooms with every convenience, he is fully prepared for carry-
ing on his business, and would respectfdlly solicit the patronage of the Citizens of B^videre
and Boone County, feeling confident of giving satisf^tidn to all.
PKODiJcE, commission;
AHD
f liWiiiiiS liiMiif ^
SOUTH 8IDB OF THB RIViiR, NBAR RAILBOAD SBFOT,
BEIiTIDERE^ BOOHf: CO.
P. 8.--Frompt atten^on gjven to all orders entursted to him;
B 2
96 * HOBTSiRH commis
^II. E2. J" £S 3>J 3>J £3 XiL,
DBAXJSB nr
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
M. G. LEONARD,
GENEBAL INSUSANCE AGENT.
ALSO,
BELYIBEUE, BOOJfE CO.
J. ۥ McGIJVLEY & CO.,
DEALXB0 nr ALL KIHDS OF
Airp
STATE STREET, NORTH BEI.VIDERE, BOONE CO.
P. S. — ^Particular attention giren to all orders entrusted to ns.
PLANE & JENNISON,
DEALERS Iir
HARDWARE, IROH. STEEL. HAILS,
Cook «Hd Parlor Stores, Tin-TTare, Sce^
OAZBTTBKB AND DIBECXQBT.
8T
REMMINGTON & SPENCER,
COR. STATE & mmm streets, BELYIDERE, BOOIVE €0.
8
WARRANTED TO SCOUR, WET OR DRY.
DEAUEB IN
isallaKOT^ ^ ^t|00l ^00k5,
STATE STBEET, BELVIDESE, BOONE CO.
p. S — Coontiy Schools and Libraries supplied on liberal terms.
'9
State Street, between the Court House and Depot,
BEXiT7-XX>SXUS.
S3B ^f ' £Sa.
a».
GS IS;£ OB o^ sxs
SS'
. Passengers and Baggage cony^ed to and from the Depot, free of charge.
TOMKINS, LEONARD & OO.,
A M ^ B
^
BELVlbERE, BOONE CO.
EXCHANGE ON NEW TOBK, ENGLAND, IBELAND AND SCOTLAND BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS AND BEXITTANCBS MADE AT OUBKENT BATES OV XSOHANOB.
V. 0. VOXKIMS. 3>. LEQKAXD. C»BO. J. WOODS.
'XiSFSXiSiCTOSS. I Bowen, McNamee A Co. New Tgrk
J. Y. Bcammon, President Ifarine Bank...u..Ghicago, HI. h. O. Wilson & Go. ....4 **
a* K. Swift M Oo « *......... - — . « *« Bridge Jt SheptfA.. — .......a «
HOETHSSir OOUNa^
J. TEBWILLIOEB & CO.,
WHOIXSALS AlTD BBTAXL DXALEBS DT
ktip anil loiwsttt latitoro,
J
MEOHANtO STREET^ BELVtI»BRE„ BOONE GO.
H. B. ^Prompt attention given to all orders entrusted to us, and satisfaction warranted.
%m%JJg»IllgI>2» M017»M
9
(FORMCflLY KNOWN AS THE "AMERICAN,")
33 E Xi"V I U E H. E .
liOL BY Win. H. TRVE8DELL.
PASSEMfiESS COMETED TO USD fBOH THE CABS FBEE OF CHAKfiE.
^KF» X7I7" X
HAKSFlCTDUai W
mwm m hkb
AIAPISiON STREET,
NEAR STATE STREET, NORTH SIDE OF THE RIVER,
■ II ■■rniiiTwn amo au. zoom m emzox wobx oohs oir sEOBir wvsem.
CULTIVATORS & PLOWS ALWAYS ON HAND.
OAZBITKBR AKD DISBOTOBT.
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J. D. ^VILLSOISr,
DEALER IN
WITCHES. /s^ JEWELRT.
BIG ROCK
Post Office, Eanb County, is situated on a Creek of that name, a tributary of Bock Biy«r.
Distant 208 miles N. E. from Springfield.
ALPHABEnCAL USI 07 PBOFESSIOITS, mABSS, 9t9.
WATERMAN WILLIAM, town clerk
H£NI)RICK N! M. justice of the peace
DOW JOHN, justice of the peace
HALL ALEX, notary public
Abbey John, saw mills
Cooper Charles, brickmaker
Dunning J. D. attorney
Long Erasmus, physician
Maltberry Charles & Henry, carpenters
Munson Frederick, proprietor hotel
Severence F. C. tailor,
SeTerence G. W. tailor
Watby Robert, general dealer
BLACKBERRY,
Post Office, Kane County. Distant 201 miles N. E. from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL I28T 07 PB07X88IQH8, 1BADB8, fte.
Bumes William, carpenter
BURROUGHS L. M. (town clerk,) physician
Carpenter George, carpenter
Fish Joel, blacksmith
Gray A. T. general dealer
Lowren Rot. Inman, Methodist
Lumbard A. painter
McNair Samuel, j^ysician
NICHOLS C. B. (justice of tiie peitce,) physi-
cian
Pouley Rev. Samuel, Baptist
Vandavier & Moss, lumber dealers
WHITE MARCUS, (justice of the peace,) at-
torney
Wiswell William, carpenter
BLIVEN MILLS,
Post Office, McHenry Coo&ty. Distant 197 piiles N. E. from Spiringfield.
Owen A. 0. post^master
BLOOM,
Township and Post-Office, Cook County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST 07 PB07ESSI0HB, TRADES, fto.
SAUTER CHARLES, justice of the peace and
notary public
TROTT JOHN H. justice of the peace
Fleming James, blacksmith
Marthaler John, boots and shoes
Miller David, carpenter
Miller James, carpenter -
MUler William, (town clerk,) punter
Morrison Rev. John W., Presbyteriaa
Scheldt Anthony, general dealer
Sloan Samuel, proprietor hotel
Smith Edgar, proprietor hotel
Scully James, hamessmaker
BO0NE,
Township and Post-Office, Boone County.
ALPfiABEnOAL UBT 07 PBOTBiSIOVS, TBABB8, fto.
HimMn Stephen, ^own clerk
Dean Bradford, justice of the peace
Loris^ Stanton H. jwtioe of the peaoe
Clark Samuel, general dealer a« BeahPeMoh
post-office
Reynolds S. M. at Bearertcm post-effioe
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NOBTHBBK tOijmOB
BLOOMINGDALE
Post village, is situated in the North part of Dupage County ; distant 247 miles N. £. from
Springfield. . I .
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOP^SSIOKS, TEABE8, Ao.
Freto William, tinsmith #
Goodwin H. saw mill
Harrison Rev. S. S., Congregational
Nelkron F. X. tailor
Sedgwick Parke, physician
HILLS H. B. town clerk
SEDGWICK S. P. justice of the peace
TINT JAMES, justice of the peace
GADT HIRAM, post-master and notary public
Blanohard Ira. proprietor hotel
Dibert D. T. & G. general dealers and black-
smiths
Taylor Rev. Philander, Baptist
Wallis George, blacksmith*
BOONE COUNTY.
Boone is one of the most Northern counties of the State. It is bounded on the North by
Bock and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin ; South by Kane ; East by McHenry, and West by
Winnebago County. Contains an area of 504 square miles. It was ftrmed in 1837, from portions
of Winnebago and McHenry Counties. The soil is fertile and well adapted to the agricultural
productions common to this country. The timber is generally confined to the groves, but with
occasional Oak Openings. It is watered by the Kishwaukee River, Beaver and Piskasaw
Creeks. The Capital is Belvidere, situated on the Kishwaukee River, and on the Galena an<|
Chicago Union Railroad
Post Village, Cook County.
BREMEN,
Situated 152 miles North from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRABl^S, &c.
ASTON ROBERT, town clerk
CRANDALL MARK, justice of the peace
COOL BENJAMIN, justice of the peace
Ballard — -, physician and general dealer
Barthel Henry, boots and shoes
Behrnes Henry, blacksmith
Day R. N. carriage builder
Gilson Dexter, carpenter
Kaler Henry, blacksmith
Schapper Ferdinand, general dealer
BUENA VISTA,
Post-Office, Stephenson County, 278 miles North from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, ftc.
Donmeyer Rev. G. F., Lutheran
Gftim Daniel, blacksmith
Lawrence Martin, potter
Merritt Daniel, cooper
Miller, Smith & Co. general traders
Myers Godfrey, harnessmaker
Potts William, painter
Reedy Peter, carpenter
Reitzel F. & H. sawmill
Smith James,
Strayhorn Thomas, millwright
Strohecker C. G. physidan
Weston William, carpenter
BURRITT,
Post Village, Winnebago County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSION^, TRADES, to
.MANCHESTER JOSEPH, town clerk
KNAPP ASHLEY, justice of the peace
OVIATT EDMOND, justice of the peace
Bansly Thomas, steam saw mill
Weraple J. V. A. general dealer
Willcox Rev. John, Congregationalist
Post Village, McHenry County.
BURTON,
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFXSSIONS, TRADES, ^.
8TIL80N SYLVANUS S. town clerk
KINGSLEY DARIUS, justlee of the peace
BOLD JAMES^ blacksmith
Cbamberlin & Owen, general dealers
Hatch Lewis, sairnuU
Kimball B. F. brickroaker
Kimball Edward, brickmaker
Melendy Wm. P. & Co. grist and saw mlU
Pierce Marvel, brickmaSing
Rice Joseph) blacksmith and proprietor hotel
Qj^aS/tKSX, ASS B^mOTOBT.
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BURTON'S CORNERS,
Posf-Offioe, in the Township of LeBoy, Boone County. Distant 292 sules N. bj E. from
Springfield.
BUTLER, (CHERRY VALLEY.)
The Village of Cherry Valley is situated on the West side of Beayer Creek, on Kishwankee
Biver. Distant 85 miles W. from Chicago, 168 miles N. by £. from Springfield. The Galena
and Chicago Union Bailroad intersects the Village.
ALPHABETICAL LI8T OF PBOFEBSIOITB, TBABES, 4o. '
PBIESTLY CHARXiES M. town clerk
BOBINSON HORACE, justice of the peace
JOHNSON A. postmaster
Barrows & Mesler, physicians
Brownell & Spencer, broom makers and dealers
Qummings Rev. Free Will Baptist
Degrafif A. F. carpenter ^
EisenhartE. sawmill
Ercawbrack John, tailor
Fish Andrew, pqinter
Hamilton Rev. K. G. Universalist
Holden Seymour, lime dealer
Johnson & Powell, general dealers
Kingsbury J. B. carpenter
Lane E. F. boots and shoes
Loop & Chamberlain, grist and saw mill
Martin Rev. H. L.^Iethodist
Oberdier Levi, carpenter
CALEDONIA STATION,
Post-Office and Village in Boone County.
ALPHABSnCAL LIST OF FEOFESSIOITS, TBADE8, fto.
Paterson H. L. blacksmith
Pearson Joseph, carriage builder
Powell Volney, Rev. Baptist
Priest H. proprietor Valley Hotel
Priestly & Brownell, lumber dealers
Renton J. N. physician
Robinson Horace, cabinetmaker
Rowley W. E. cooper
Runey & Bergstresser, general dealers
Saxton J. F. freight agent G. & C. U. R. R.
Sayra James P. harncssmaker
Slade John, boots and shoes
Spencer & Co. B. B. general dealers
Titus & Brigham, carpenten
Upstone Philip, blacksmith
Vorce & Burdick, grocers
Waterbury H. W. apothecary and bookseller
LORING KNOX, town clerk
GILBERT MARTIN Y. justice of the peace
^erry B. F. justice of the peace
Canning W. station agent G. & C U. B. R.
Earley John, carpenter
Huntly Solomon, carpenter
Johnson Harvey, {^neral dealer
Lawrence Amos S. blacksmith
Mead Benjamin C. brickmaker
Millard George C. carpenter
Parks Rev. Simeon, Ui^versalist
Parks & Whitcomb, general dealers
Tuffelmire James, general dealer
CASS, (See Cottage Hill.)
CEDARVILLE, (Cedar Creek Mills,)
Post-Offioe, Stephenson County. Distant 166 miles N. of Springfield.
alphabetical list of PBOFESSIOKS, trades, ftc.
CLINGMAN GEORGE, town clerk
ifONTELIUS M. justice of the peace
WILCOXSON T. J. justice of the peace
Adams John H. grist and sawmill
Benethum John Thomas, hamessmaker
BeDSon James, general dealer
Bike G. W. cabinetmaker
Bollman George, proprietor hotel
Brawn John, lime dealer
Beecher S. R. physician
Canfle James, brickn^aker
Gedarvillc Oil Manufacturing Co.
Decker Rev. J. C. Methodist
Dearmyer Rev. G. Lutheran
Dorflinger J. F. tailor
QoetUe S. tailor
Gunn Daniel, blacksmith
Irvin William, produce dealer
Jones Jesse, lime dealer
Krob Rev. D. German Reform
Latshaw Jacob, tinsmith
Leman John S. ehairmaker
Mann & Diemer, general dealers
Marks D. boots and shoes
Miller & Smith, general dealers
Musscr P. carpenter
Nittenrayer George, carpenter
Peirsol J. J. blacksmith ^
Pepperman Jesse, cabinetmaker
Reitzell F. & H. R. grist and saw mill
Roby W. W. general dealer
Rutter J. blacksmith
iro&THEBK coirifn:^
Wallaoe Bey. Methodist
Walker Daniel, blacksmith
Wooding P. cabinetmaker
Yeagley H. carpenter
Yoder P. oarpepter
Zepsey J. boots and shoes
Seem Payid, proprietor hotel
Seyler G. tailor
Sills Jonathan, savmill
Snyder Severus, carpenter
SoUiday George, carriage builder
Strasberger Rev. Evangelieal
Streahecker C. G. physician
CHEMUNG,
Post Village, MoHenry County, is ^tuated on the East sid« of Pisoasaw Creek. Distant 186
miles N. N. £. from Springfield.
ALPHABBriGAL LIST OF PSOfXSSIOlTS, TRADES, Ao.
BEOWN ALVIN, town clerk
McARTHUR WARD B, justice of the peace
HUTCHISON RODOLPHUS A. justice of the
peace
Arerill Rev. Myron L. Methodist
Battis Sterling, boots and shoes
Bauer Louis, tinsmith
Brown Rev. Orin S. physician
Brown & Walker, general dealers
Chapman Thos. carpenter
Farnam & Merry, general dealers
Goodrich Nathan, tailor
Gramm Joseph, harnessmaker
Kendall Enoch, tailor
Hurbutt Sam^l, boots and shoes
McArthur Ward B. general dealer
Mayer Gasper, gristmill
Meeker Ichabod R. physician
Miller Alonzo M. physician
Neal Rev. D. R. Pfesbyterian
Newman Wm. carpenter
Pressey Benj. «arpente^
Simmons Berden .W. boots ant shoes
Sutherland Ami, generid dealer
Toby Lewis F. carriage builder
Taylor Alex, general dealer
Wait, Kizer & Co. general dealers
Wood Jacob A. bhicksmith
Walker E. D.
CHERRY VALLEY, (See Butler.)
CHICAGO.
The City of Chicago is situated at the mouth of the Chicago River, and near the head of
Lake Michigan, in latitude 41® W^ N. and longitude 10® Zb^^ W. and is the largest city in the
Northwestern States, excepting Cincinnati and St. Louis. In 1880 Chicago was a mere trading
post ; and in 1840, it had only 4,470 inhabitants. In 1860, the census returns were 29,963,
being an increase of 25,'493 within th^ decade, or at the rate of 570.31 per centum. But it is
since the latter year that this young City has made such immense strides to commercial impor-
tance, and the figures which have just been returned as the census for 1855, credit this city, of
scarce a quarter of a century's growth, with a population of over 80,000. Shewing an increase
in less than five years of over 50,000.
(see derbctoet, page 1.)
COOK COUNTY
Is situated in the N. E. part of the State, and is bounded North by Lake and McHenry
Counties, South by Will, East by Lake Michigan, and West by Kane and Dupage Counties.
This County was organized in 1881, and has been settled with great rapidity. The surface is
lindulating, consisting of prairie, groves of timber, and some swamp land. It is watered by
the Calumet, Chicago and Bespl aines rivers.
CORAL,
Post-Office Is situated in the Township of Coral, McHenry County, about 4} miles 8. £. of
Marengo, 65 miles W. from Chicago, and 173 miles N. N. E. from Springfield.
CORTLAND,
Post Village, De Ealb County, is situated on the Dixon and Iowa Central Railroad, 6 miles
8. of Sycamore, and 55 miles W. from Chicago. Usual fare $1.65*
ALPHABETICAL LI8T 07 PB0PE8SI0NS, TRADES, te
LUCE CHANCBY, posi-master
Ball & Bros, general dealers
Campbell Archibald, hotel proprietor
Champlin Horace 8. produce dealer
Coe A. W. produce dealer
FoUansbee & Lawrenoe, produ^ deaters
GAZimTESB AKD I^BttdTOHT.
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HaU M.
Havens Albert, blacksmith
Smith Boberty wagonmaker
Washburn & Woodley, general dealers
Whitney Hiram, groeeries
Wilcox & Young, blacksmiths
COTTAGE HILL,
Pest-Office, Dupage County. This village is pleasantly situated on the line of the. Galena
and Chicago Union Railroad, 16 miles W. from Chicago, and 162 miles N. E. from Springfield.
The first settlement was made in 1843, by J. L. Hovey, from near Panesville, Ohio, who built
a small house, which he kept as a hotel, it being favorably known by the farmers of the "Fox
Afid Rock River Counties," who then teamed their own. produce to Chicago, as the *<Hill Cot-
tage.'^ The "Hiir' proper, which lies half a mile from the Railroad, on the South side, is a
fine prairie knoll, of so easy ascent as to scarcely deserve the name in an eastern conception
of the term, but commands as fine a view of prairie cultivated farms, groves, cottages, and
Railroad trains as can be seen "in a summer's day," This pla«e being but 16 J miles from the
eentre of business in> Chicago, having good water, pure air, and Railroad trains hourly passing,
all of which stop here, must soon become known to those who would find for themselves and
families, at a convenient distance from the city, a retreat from the noise and dust of its hot
and crowded streets.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PB0iaE8SI0NS, TRADES, ft6.
OLOS ADAM, tol^n ^lerk
LITCHFIELD CYRENUS, justice of the peace
Filer Thomas^ justice of the peace
Bates Gerry, post-master and R. R. station ag't
Bates Ansel, assistant R. R. station agent
Grant W. L. general dealer
Qrant W. W. proprietor hotel
Heise A. W. physician
Mong Deiteriek, general dealer
Ossee Joshua, carpenter
Stuckman Deideriok, carpenter
Tompkins George, carpenter
! Weiniebe August, blacksmith
I White Hiram, general dealer
COUNCIL HILL,
Post Village, Joe Davies County, is situated near the 'Western terminus of the Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad. Tbis road commenced running to this point in the spring of 1865.
Since which time it has rapidly improved. Mining is the principal business carried on at this
place. Distant from Galena 7 miles, 164 miles W. from Chicago. Usual fare, $5.
ALraABETICAL LIST QF PBOfESSI(»fS, TBABB8, ftc.
MeCallister John, justice of the peace
Alderson Rev. Simon, general dealer
Alderson S. & Co. miners
Arthur Richard, proprietor hotel
Birkbeck William, general dealer
Branton Henry, proprietor hotel
Bwing Benjamin, blacksmith
Ewing Thomas, carpenter
Gronner William, boots and shoes
Harvey William, (town clerk,) general dealer
James William, carpenter
Passmore William, blacksmith
Summersides Rev. William,, Methodist
Williams William, proprietor hotel
CRYSTAL LAKE,
Post Village, in the Township of Algonquin, McHenry County. This pleasant little village
is beautifully situated on the Lake so called, 45 miles N. W. from Chicago,, and 183 miles N.
K. E. from Springfield. The .Chicago, St. Paul and Fond Du Lac Railroad, lately opened,
connects this place with Chicago and Woodstock. A company has lately been organized under
the style of the Crystal Lake Ice Company, and operations will be commenced the coming
winter.
ALPHABEHCAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOKS, TRADES, fte.
SEARS J. J. town clerk
CRANDALL BERNAN, justice of the peace
OILLILIAN JOHN, justice of the peace
Alden L. general dealer
Beardsley A. W. general dealer
Beardsley J. P. & Bros, brickmakers
Bradley J. T. proprietor Bradley House .
Brooks Rev. <, Baptist
Book S. carpenter
Oonover J. L. wagon and carriage maker
.Contiah J. generid dealer
Crandall 0. H. eclectic physicUn
Dletrick E. B. & Co. general dealers
Downs Rev. J. V., Congregational
Ford T. blacksmith
Goodman T. blacksmith
Griswold James, cabinetmaker
Hooper Thomas, blacksmith
Howe S. A. carpenter
Hunt R. B. physician
Kimball & French, general dealers
Marlow J. W. tinsmith
Paddoek R. lime dealer
Pettie T. 0. grist mill
44 KOBTEEBN COITIVTIES
Fingny C. Um« dealer
Pltunleigh Thomas, saw mill
Sears J. J. apoibeeary
Simonds J. mason
Smith M. A. physician
Stanard W. & Co. general dealers
Thomas N. A. proprieUr Thomas House
Tnbbs H. wagonmaker
Tabbs M. bUcksmith
Yait Baren George, boots and shoes
Van Thosen F. carpenter
Wbeaton J. S. mason
Wilson J. W. physieian
Winslow , physician
DANBT,
PostOflSoe, Dnpage County, is sltoated on the Galena and Chicago Union Bailroad, 22} milec
W. of Chicago. Usu^ fare, 66 cents.
DEERFIELD,
Post Village is situated in the Township of Deerfield, which is a fractional Township laying
in the S. £. comer of the County of Lake. The Tillage is eqni-distant between Lake Micbigtti
and the Pesplaines Biyer, 192 miles N. £. from Springfield.
DEKALB.
This Village is situated on the Dixon and Iowa Central (G. & C. Air Line,) Bailroad, and
near the centre of the County of the same name. Since the Bailroad was finished to this
point it has grown yery rapidly and has lately become a rival of Sycamore for the County seat.
Distant 148 miles N. N. £. from Springfield, and 68 miles W. from Chicago. Usual fare $1.75.
DE KALB COUNTY.
This is one of the finest agricultural districts in the Northern part of the State, and is situated
on the summit between the Illinois and Bock Bivers. It was first settled in 1835, by emigprants
from New York and Vermont, and was organized in 1837. The soil is extremely rich and weU
adapted to raising grains. It is drieiined by the Eishwaukee Biver, flowing N. W. to Bock
River, and by the Fox Birer and its branches, flowing South to theJUinois. The County em-
braces eighteen Congressional Townships, and contains twenty-six post-offices, from six of
which we furnish reports. A large quantity of wild land is still in second hands for sale, at
from five to ten dollars per acre. The County seat is Sycamore, situated on the west bank pf
the Biver of the same name. «
DERINDA,
Post-Office, in Joe Davies County. William Johnson, jr., post-master.
DORSET,
Post-Village, in De Kalb County, situated on the East side of Big Indian Creek, 188 miles
N. N. E. from Springfield.
DOWNER'S GROVE, /
Township and Post-Office, situated S. E. comer Dupage County. Distant 162 miles N. E. of
Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PB0FE8SI0K8, TBADE8, fto.
HAWNS A. H. town clerk
TIBTLOT M. B. justice of the peace
BLANCHABD WALTEB,» supervisor and at-
torney
Belding N. A. blacksmith
Carpenter & Hatch, general dealers
Co6 T. & J. carriage builders
Daniels Seth, attorney
Fox George M. physician
Freeman Bev. , Baptist
Fuller Beuben, general dealer
Sherwood S. P. physician
Seechor P. blacksmith
Trumbull Bev. , Methodist
Young , physician
DUNDEE,
Post Village, Kane Connty. This village is pleasantly situated on the West side of the Fox
Birer, about 4 miles N. of Elgin, with which place it is oenneoted by the Fox Biver VaUey
Railroad, which is in course of completion to the State line, distant 80 miles. Distant 48
mites N. W. firom Chicago, and 171 milea N. £. from Springfield.
(JAZSTTXKR AHS DIBSOTOAT.
45
DUNLAP'S PRAIRIE, (See Lbtdon.)
DUPAGE COUNTY,
Situated in the N. B. part of the State, was formed from the West part of Cook County, and
•rganized in 1888. It was first' settled by a few emigrants from Ohio, in 1882, and has since
been rapidly increasing by German emigrants from Pennsylvania and Enrope. The surface
of the land in this County presents a Tcry fair intermixture of wood land and praiiie, and
the soil is of great fertility. The Seat of Justice for this County is located at Naperrille, a
pleasant little village situated on the west fork of the Dupage Biver. /
. ELEROY,
Post Tillagei Stephenson County. Distant 178 miles North from Springfield.
ALFEABETIOAL LIST OF FB0VESBI0F8, TRADES, ftc.
BACON ALA5S0N, justice of the peace
WOBKEEMEB THOMAS, justice of the peace
Armstrong Daniel, boots and ishoe?
Badger Hugh, carpenter
Bassitt William, proprietor hotel
Bell William, blacksmith »
Combs William, carpenter .
Delp Joel, carpenter
Erans Isaac, boots and shoes
Harwood James P. general dealer
Hill William, saw mill
Jones Hiram S. general dealer
Kophman Anderson, blacksmith
Pooh Joel, carpenter
Reebor Abram, general dealer
Eeebor John, saw mills
Shepherd Asa, physician
Sprague Abner, quarrier and stone dresser
Stumps Simon, tailor
Woodbridge Elliott H. general dealer
Workhiser John, blacksmith
ELGIN.
This City is delightfully situated on the East and West banks of the Pox Kiver, and, next to
Aurora^ is the most important point in the County, having a considerable trade by means of the
Galena and Chicago/ Union and Fox Biver Valley Railroads, (which unite at this place) with
Chicago, Bockford, and other places to the North and West. It is distant 168 miles N. N. E.
from Springfield. 42 N. West from Chicago. Usual fare, $1,26. Population 3,93T.
. ALPHABETICAL LIST 07 PBOFESSIOKS, TRADES, *c.
ADAMS AUGUSTUS, ironfoundcr. Main
Adams George B. groceries, 14 Main
Avery Thomas, miller
Bamum k Lamb, groceries, oor Mill and North
BANK OF ELGIN, Mill
Barker William, boarding house. Mill
Barrows A. sash, door and blinds
Brintnell E. P. builder,
Brown Mrs. milliner, 4 Main, up stairs
Brown & James, groceries, 25 Main
Call 8. A. builder
CALVERT & MACAULEY, dry goods, &c.
Main
Clark Charles S. alderman
Clark Jason S. & Co. dry goods and groceries,
15 Main
Clark William, dry goods
Clark & Plummer, livery stable, West Elgin
Champion Eleanor, milliner, 2 Main
Crawford J. H. builder,
Christie James, dry goods. West Elgin
Culvertson^C. A. builder
City Hotel, Main cor Spring
Colby Eben F. attorney, Main cor Bridge
Cole D. M. boots and shoes, 4 Main
Connor M. blacksmith. West Elgin
Corkall Rev. J. M. pastor 8cete)» Presbyterian
Churoh
Banner Charles, carpenter, Mills
Davidson 0. k Co. produce dealers, Mill
DEXTER & CO. tannery. Mills
Dexter S. Newton, manufacturer woollen cloths
Dougherty John," produce buyer. Mill
Eden Thomas, grocery. Main nr Spring
Egan Michael, meat market, Main nr Spring
Fortrecher & Co. furniture. Mill
Fish Mrs. & Adams, milliners, &c.
Fifth A. B. & Co. dry goods, &c. 11 Main
Fox River Valley R. R. office, 3 Main
Gallaghar Rev. J. pastor Roman Catholic Ch.
Gardener & Harris, groceries, 7 Main
Garron William, proprietor Elgin House
GIFFORD EDMUND, attornery and notary
public,. Main nr Spring
Giflford & Co. produce. Mill
GREGORY S. E. com shellers. Main nr Spring
Guilbert E. A. physician, (homeophathist) 18
Main, up stairs
Greenbank , tailor
Hadlock Alfred, thrashing machines, Main
Hall D. W. thy dropathicf physician
HAMILTON & SMITH, dry goods, &c. West
Elgin
Harpending , livery stable
Harvey George P. produce, R. R. Depot
I Hassan George, marshal
4S
HOttiatSBJf ' COUKTISS *
Hams & Holloway, grocfriea
Hoagland A. & J. W. lumber. Mill
Healy Bernard, saddler, 17 Main
Hubbard W. G. dry goods, ^c. 2 Main
Huntington J. M. builder
Heelan Philip^ shoemaker. West Eljpn
Henderson ReY. A. W. pastor Presbyterian
Church
Harvey Annis & Watkins, lime dealers
Holyoke Bey. £. pastor Congregational Church
Hughes Adam D. Railroad contractor, Main
Jones Elisha, tinware and stoves, Main
Jaegar G. A. physician (homeo.) 13 Main
Joslyn Rey. A. J. pastor Baptist Church
JOSLYN EDWARD S. (alderman) attorney
Eeane Andrew, groceries, West Elgin
Kerr Thomas, physician, 8 Main
Keogh Richard, groceries, Main
Kerr W. F. (Witt & K.) West Elgin
KIMBALL EDSON A. hardware, stoves, &c.
West Elgin
KIMBALL WILLIAM C. dry goods, &c. West
Elgin
KIRKPATRICE & CO. blacksmiths, Main
KNOTT JAMES, groceries, Main
Kramer Marcus, furniture, &c.
Lancheart & Ward, painters
Laurence Moloney & Co. distillery, W. Elgin
Leak W. tailor, &c.
Lynch Timothy, groceries. West Elgin
Lyon 0. B. boots and shoes
Martin & Manning, masons
Meehan John, clothing, 26 Main
McBride J. produce dealer
McClure Finley L. farmer, 28 Main
McClure Vincent C. physician, 28 Main
McOsker Stafford, clothing, &c. 21 Main
McOsker M. P. groceries, 25 Main
McOmber L. B. & J. D. tinware, &c. Main
M«ggison J. tailor, Mill
Merrefield E. £. deputy postndaster
Merrell — -, meat market, Main
Messenger Allan J. (constable) grocer, 24 Main
Miltremore E. A. brickyard, West Elgin
Morgan Charles H. attorney, Main
Morgan & Joslyn, attorneys, 8 Main, up stairs
Monroe XL marble worker
Muller Jacob, tobacconist, Main
Muller & Parker, harnessmakers
Morgan M. hair dresser
O'Connor John, blacksmith
OLD R. 0. news depot, Maiaar Bridge
Odd Fellows Hall, Union block
Owen Eliphlet
Owen William, watches and jewelry, 3 Main
PADELFORD .R. W. (town clerk) daguerrean,
18 Main, up stairs
PALLADIUM, printing office, 7 Main
Papst Joseph, saloon, Mill
PaptBt Martin, cooper. Mill
Peebles I. M. physician
Peet William A. & T. B. dry goods, ^o. 13 Main
Peters Charies, watches, &c. 6 Main
Pqrton Johnson M. grooeries, West £1^^
Phelps & Tichenor, flcmiture, 8 Main .
Pratt h Kissler, dentists
Post Office, £. 8. Wilcox, postmaster, 8 Union
block
Rice J. brewer, &c.
RAYMOND GEORGE B. varieties, 9 Main
Reeves E. T. mason
RENWICK GEORGE W. carriagemaker and
blacksmith, Mill
Rowe & Joslyn, proprietors and pablijdi«r9
Palladium
Ryan P. L. paints, &o. Union Hall
Robinson J. hair dresser
Roberts George, meat market. Main
Rood Anson, gristmill
Saunders J. smallbeer maker
Saunders William, boots and shoes^'eor 'Main
and Mill
Saxton S. P. livery stable
Saunders William, jr.,- groceries, cor Mill axi4
Change
Scott William F. clothing, 17 Main
Searle Rev. Silas, pastor Methodut Church
Seidell Charles, baker
Seiti Frederick, tailor, 6 Main
Sherman Henry, druggist, 8 Main
SHAW WILLIAM S. proprietor City Hotel
Siddoms James A. grocer. Main nr Center
Slater h Funnel, blacksmith. Main nr Spring
Smith C. L. millwright and machinist
SMITH J. B. & CO. hardware, 10 Main
Smith Milo, Chief engineer Fox River Valley
R. R.
StRANSEL MARTIN, Fox River House, Maa
nr Saunders
Stockwell C. L. dentist, cor Main and Spring
Stoddard Isaac, blacksmith, cor Main and Mill
STILES LUTHER, (alderman) agricultural
implement maker
Sterrieker James, wagonmaker, West Etgin
Sylla & Seward, reaper factory. West Elgin
Taylor James S. justice of the peaoCj Main nr
Bridge
Taylor James F. boots and shoes, Main nr
Bridge
Taylor William M. painter, Union Hall
Tazwell J. ale manufacturer, &c.
Tefft Erastus, varieties, 19 Main
Tefft Joseph, (mayor)^ physician
Tefft Thomas W. livery stable, Main
Thiers Chauncy C. notary public, W. 0. Kirn^'
ball's store
Tichenor Isaac P. (Phelps & T.)
Todd William, plaiuingmill, West Elgin
TOWN JOHN J. cashier Bank of Elgin
TOWN M. C. president Bank of Elgin
Tyler L. S. i^ysician
True James R. blacksmith, West Elgin
Truesdell N. & C. H. marble factory
Turner Almerin, physician
Todd & Watkins, lumber yard, West Elgin
Treadwell J. M. brickmaker
Tan Oitirand; Peter, produce dealer
Vallett William, (homeopathic) physician
GAZBTT98B AND BiBKCStORT.
4T
YiflcelliDt W. S. iigent Dexter & Co.
Wollin Miss C. milliner
Waldron A. J. secretary F. R. V. R. R. Co. and
notary public, 18 Main
Ward Solon L. saddler^ 27 Main
Wilber J. M. bnilder
Winchester Edgar, physician, 26 Main
White J. dry goods, &c.
Winchester William, druggist, 28' Main
Walker Charles, meat market, Mill
Wright B. turner, &c.
Wright Paul R. justice of the peace, Union
block, up stairs
Wright Joseph, turner. Main
Wilcox £. Sanfo^, postmaster
Wilcox Sylvaniis, notary public
Will H. R. baker, West Elgin
WAVBRLY HOUSE, H. A. Chase proprietor.
West Elgin
WAVERLY MILLS, We^t Elgin
Wnrtz George, foundry, Main n? Bridge
Walker A. undertaker. Main nr Bridge
Whitney Heaekiah, furniture, Main nr Spring
YARWOOD L. H. & CO. drugs, books, &c.
12 Main
Yarwood Reuben L. dry goods, Mill
Young Men's Association, Union Hull
1855.
iiii»&
EAST ELGIN, KANE COUNTY.
1
THOMAS ATERY, -
- Proprietor*
Ths Subscriber is now prepared to fill with despatch all orders from Farmers of this and the
adjoining Counties for Flouring or Custom Work. SATISFACTION "WARRANTED
T. ATERY.
DEXTEE & CO.,
MANUFACTilKfitS' OF ANcO DEAi.€ll» fN ALL KmOS Of
LEATHER. PATENT & ENAMELED.
ALSO, A QBZniaAL ASSOBTMSHT OV
SADDLEHY BEA.RD^W^^RE.
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8« N. DB3CTSB, ., Whitestown, N. Y.
B. W. BATHOITD, Ohioa«o, Ulinola.
E. L. TABWOOD, Elgin, niinoia.
Emt Elgin. W\ SL VESCJEM^USj ^emt.
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aAUDlSTER Sd HARRIS,
WHOLSBALB AJTD BETAXL DBALSBS IS
BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGANS,
Z3£ixsx>, x»xc£c:x.£>z>, .A.3srr> sxi^c>K:sr> fxsxz,
. MAIN STREET, ELQIN.
N.B.— COUNTRY PRODUCE EXCHANGED FOR GOODS. ( 30S. OABDmiK,
AIM, S«te igents for WMtaker'8 Patent Oil or Banlitg Ilaldi t 'obn h. babbis.
S. E. GREGORY,
HANtTTACTUBSB OV AlTD DBALSB tK
EAST EUTD OF THE BRIDGE^ ELGIN.
N. B. — All kinds of Jobbing and Custom Work done at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
HAMILTOISr & SMITH,
BOOf S MD SHOES, HiTS AND CAPS,
BEAB7-MADE CLOTHING, &o. &c.,
IN THE
Iff Nil lEll TIB inn HIST SI Of Um EEK.
8. H. HAMILTON. * R. SMITH.
JUST OPENED.
ILSli liii iii iEWS iiPiT^
First Door East Side of the Bridge, Elgin.
»»
The undersigned wonld beg leare t6 call the attention of the Gentlemen and particularly of the Ladies of Elgin
and the Country, to his having just opened the ahove Book and News Establishment, where a geheral assortment
nf the latest published Works, all kinds of Stationery Goods, Drawing Materials, Paints, School Books, Magasines,
Pexiodicals, Papers, ike., Ac, will be constantly kept on hand; and that relying upon the patronage, and the gene*
ral denire of the Citizens, as manifested, to have and support in their midst such a place and such an establidunentt
he hopes to be able to realize all that he had been thus led to hope for and expect. On his part, he can assure them
there will be nothing lacking, and all that politeness and a courteous demeanor can aid and accompUdi, will be
done and eflfected. Yours, FeUow Citlaens, with respect, JBL O. OIiD*
K. B^^ew Tork aa4 Chteg^ Daily Blpem auij be had ereiy Morning upon the onriTal t^ the Mall.
OAZirrTiBSB AND BI&IBCXOBT. ^
JAMES EN OTT,
, ; OENERAl. HEALiR IN » . . _. .
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OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MAUI %mm, nmm msumm wmm,
H^ also keeps a large and well-selected assortment of
PAILS, TUBS Jt AIL KINDS OF WOODEN WARE,
I
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R. W. PADELFORD'8
^ ^ eOMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, ELGIN.
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PICTIRES TAKE:K m the fiEST STITLE ortke ART*
Partienlar attention given to thi Instraotioft of Pupili. PUS4SE €AU ft EXAXnrS.
WIU ht f^^k9&hti every Tbarsday, at Elgtiit Kase Co., Iiy
In advance, ; ^1.60 | At the end of tbe year, $2.Q0
Basiaess letters, directed to the Proprietors, pbepaid, will receive the attention they merit-
A.x>VBitxisi:NrGh.
Bwiinesp Cards, fier yean...i«... .....$8.00
One square, (}6 ^ncs or less) one weel(, 1.00
4^Q,h sul3S9qu0Qj^ insei^ioQ,. ••«....«. ««. 0.2i5t,
One square, three months, 8.00
six months, 5.00
Oue sqijare, pi»yea»,.^..«...v «......$|.0f>
Qoe-fonrth of a coluirfii, one y^r, *^*..lAuO
dije-Jialf . , ** .. **,. ^...2|5.00
One column, oae year, ..'. .*... 40.00
with the privilege of ehanging once in 3 months.
AU orders from foreigi^ advertisers prom^ly (Attended to^ and.fhe papers containing adver-
tisements regnUi^j^ forwarded to'ttie4)4vertl9er. . v. • /- . /"• ..^ I 1.
mm iLNoTaook work.
We are prepared to do all kinds oC Job, Book, and Fancy Printing, in the shortest poasiMe
tiiDe, and «| Chic|go pfices. < . i^ Ordeio by mail vroinptly 6Ued jmd /ofwardcid.
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CANK8, BIBIK!AOE8. MATS. Auo,
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THRESHING MACHINES
HORSE POWERS, WACM^NS, CARRIAGES,
PLOWS, CULTIYATORS, HORSE RAKERS,
▲in>
^gticttltntat 3mpkmtntB genetalln
I^ATing iaawMed Us facilities foe bosiness, by new buildings and additional machinery, >>• ia
< now prepared to fill all orders in his line.
BY H, J^. CHA^SE.
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SrrS. YURPCNTIKE U VARNISH. PAINT BRUSHES, PUTTY. WINPOW OtAS^,
3? A X» B B. - H; A ST 6 X 3Sr 6 8,
BOOKS, STATIONSET, PEKIOBICALS, SHEET MUSIC, nSICAL mSRVMEHTS, ]|0TlOjr#
23^ £S CBL UP XSg" SXa UB USL ^T^
Wboleeale Agcnti for the GBiEFFENBEBG FAMILY MEDICINES, POBTEB^S BITTEKS,
GUTSOVrns 8AB9APAB1LLA, aitd other Standftrd Medkhie^
WABBAHTED CtOID FENS AND FINE JEWELBT, ftc. Aq.
PB1I8CBIFTION8 etref^IIy mMd» up with accaraoy and dispatch, by an ei|nrienMd hand, at aH
hoom— day or night.
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ELIDA, -
Post YHlajj^, is situated on the Soath Hne of Winnebago Gonaty, on a oreek of RoekBAver.
IHftant 17& miles N. by £. from Springfield.
ELIZABETH,
Post Village, Jo Dariess County, is situated on the East side of Apple RiTer, a tiiUutarf^
the Mississippi. Distant 179 miles N. by W. from Springfield.
ALPHAUnOiLL £181 07 PXOnCSIXOVI, TBADS8, k^.
Amoldin P. eclectic physician
Kabbitt R. physician
Barker R. general dealer
Beck W. P. UBor
Bowman A. carriage builder
Brown R. general dealer
Clark Moses, boots and shoes
Crummer T. general dealer ,
Crummer J. general dealer
Crummer Thomas, cabinet maker *
DIOKEY B. 8. (town clerk,) carriage builder
Forbes Tbomas, harness maker
Goldthorp, Qreen & Co. lead smelters
Uelfiiek F. tailor
Holoomb Jonathan, jeweler and watch maker
Ifowath Thcmas, painter
*lTey Edward, general dealer
Lewis J. B. physieian
Little W. A. phTsiolan
MoKalg Ret. WUmot, Mf tfaodjbi
MARSHALL SILAS, (justice of the peace,^
general dealer
Messner W. & Co. .general dealers
Miller Samuel, shingle maker
Xeely Joseph, builder
Nye Samuel, general dealer
Pilcher P. J. builder
Pratt T. J. proprietor hotel
Rankin John, carriage builder
Reynolds Abram, blacksmith-
Ringer A. builder
ROBINSON DAVIS, justiee of the peaoa-
Rodgers R. & E. general dealer»
Scott -^~-^, boots and shoes
Smith RcT. R. G. Presbyterian
Webster Arthur, blacksmith
Wilcox A. general dealer*
Williams Marlio, builder •
Wilson A. carriage bnlldvv
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iroBIHBSN COQKIIKS
\l^stOffi06^L&€C|an|y,^8 siittated be|w«e| lial^ ^ilbigan qfid tie Desplafnes RWdr, 8
flPka 8. % W. 9oi Waulke|an^' ai|d 18f iqlles f . |. ij ^. |rrom S|ruigfeld. /
FLORA,
Post Office is sitaated^ the Township of Benton, JD<K>9ie Conqity.
ALPHABEXieAL IIST OF fBdf ^]^NS, «A])Bll4 fte.
TANIiHei; FRANKLIN, tqwn clerk .
LOW F. P. justiceof the peace
LUCAS ALBERT, jusdce of the peace
^:
Angel Abner, j^hjsician
Powell' James, lime dealer
Tamsep Andrew J* attorney
, .,,.. . FLORENCE,, , .. , :,
To6i-Offiee,' Stephenson County. . . , s* « .
ALPHABEHCAL LIST OF PBOtESSIOlTS, TBABES, ftc«
Hiifer Harmon, wagon builder
Hufer Henry, wagon builder
Nesbit David, carpenter
Shrine , cabinetmaker
Ttnoanfc Patrlok 8. carpenter
fBNBAUBE JOHN, jofitice of the peace
IlBE LO&ENZO, jUBtkieof the pence
ilUs Peter. T, proprietor hotel
:Fellow8 Warren R. blacksmith
Pox.John, joiner
^^d Chjirle^ ^. carpenteir
FREEPORT.
I^llii City, Hke capital of Etephenaon Connty^ is situated on the South side of the PecatonicH
iRiyer, 168 mileslK* from Springfield, and 121 miles West from Chicagio. The first house in
i]h»epQrt^waa[«isecM by< WiHi&w Baker ii^ 1S35. or about 20 xears ago. during tbe following
<year a ntihib^ of ilettlers eaine and looted in ^ier place. iCls- now a^city, as a charter was
Mtaioed at the tee^ Session of the Legislature, and being neighbored by fine mineral as well
as agriculturajl la^ds, must eTeotually become a point of very considerable importance. Situ-
ated at the junction of the G. & C. U. & L C. Railroads, it has direct connection with Chi-
;4HigO on the East, Galena on the West, and St. Louis and Cairo and the South. There are
•three weekly papers published here. The great coal fields of Illinois, lie directly on the line of
the Illinois Central Railroad, distant about 75 miles, and will, ere long, prove a great source of
9«falth to the citizens of Freeport. Besid^ » large number of public buildings, manufactories,
Depots, Station houses, &c., it contains 9 Church edifices, in all of which services are held;
:cl$o three schools, largely attended and in a flourishing condition. Population about 5,000.
ALPHABETICAL LIBT OF PBORSftlOKS, TRADES, fto.
ifAelier Franois, sharing saloon, Stephenson
Aitkinson & Robinson, lumber, Stepb. nr R. R.
American Express Co. Hyde & Brewster, agents
Banmgarten Charles, propiletor billiard room,
^, Bloss House -
^Bumside & Ewing, groceries, Steph* bt Adams
and MeohanSi)
liBurhhardt George,^ething, Stcph. nr Mechanic
BREWSTER J. K. & CO. dry goods, &c. 3
Exchange block ■
Bright Hiram, attorney, ^ Exchange block,
up stairs
(BIgelow John At dry go^ds, &c. Stephenson
BULLETIN OFFICE, eor Steph. and Adams
Brawley k Bagg, editors and publishers Bull-
etin
Becker Ad^m, blacksmith, Stephenson
Brewster J. K. produce. Railroad
BllEWSTER & HUNT, forwarding and coin-
mission^ Rsitroai^ .
Brown George F. produce, Railrpad
Betts Charles, attorney, Stephenspn, S. side .
Berry ChaHes E.^Freeport Bank
BLOSS H. A. proprietor Bloss House, Stepb.
CITY HOTEL, Stephenson cor Chicfigo
OI-AYTON GILBERT M. paints, &o, Stcpli.
bt Mechanic and Adam
CHAMBERLAIN M. D. hats and caps, Steph.
Clark S. B. merchant tailor^ 2 ^j^xchange block
ChUds H. G. sash, doors, &c. Stephenson
CLARK JOHN A, attorney, Van Buren cor
Stephenson
'Brubacher ChrisUan, |ro<3erie^ Stephenson bt Carter Marcu?, restaurant, Steph. cor V. Buren
Adams and Meohasic • : Cotes John, attorney, P. S. West side •
Brewster D.S.inaMeaaoeiigent, Hyde 4^ Brews- COUNTY CLERK'B OFFICli;, Bridge
ter's store CIRCUIT CLERK'S OFFICE, N. W. >«or p.
Black John, drygoods, &0. Stephenson nr P. B. i Square
BUES F. groceries, Sftsphenson nr P, S, COURT HOUSE, PuSlic Square
Brfiwley F. W. S. p^MrtmftStsri . , Crape James W. Iivei;|rj«tabic, Bridge
IBsekley WiUma U* pounty
. poanty treasurer
\ Curtis fi Go. i^djiu^lKMirofid
BAmi)ilSii A»D' DIRECfTOiT.
^
(?olm4ii John^ gunsmitli) Chicago nr Stephen.
Charlton John, physician. Galena
CtARKE HOUSE, W. C. Clark, cor Stephen-
son and Chicago
Donnelly Edward ,fiincy goods, &c. Stephenson
Dunn John, groceries, Stephenson
Donihoo A. W*. dry goods, cor Stephenson and
Adams
Daniel S. A. & brother, groceries, Stephenson
.nr Van Buren
Deckler & Brother, bakers, Stephenson nr
Chicago
Dibbell Mahlon^ bowling alley, Blailroad nr de-
pot
Exchange Block, eor Stephenson and Qalena
ENGLE & STROHM, stoves, &c 7 Exchange
lt)lock ,
Egan Thomas, groceries, Stephen, nr Chicago
EMMERT & BURRELL, drugs, &c. cor Chi-
oago and Public Square
Earll S. H. produce, &c. Railroad nr depot
FEELET D. lightning rods, Stephenson
Ford A. W. watches, &c. Stephenson
FBEEPORt JOURNAL, H. M. Sheetz, pro-
prietor
FREEPORT BANK, cor Stephenson and P.
Square
Fischer C. W. physician, <sor 9alen« and !^-
phfn":©
p4ENCrTH0MAS.& CO, proprietors U. S.
Hotel
Fisher W. D. grocerie»,.e6r Qal«n»'andb Ebolh,
Gettomy W. & R. H. dry goods, Stephenson bt
Adams and Mechanic
GUNN H. J. &, CO., dry goo^s, &c.^ 1 E^-
chanffe Hock ' ' -*
Green A. T. attorney. Public Square, W. S. -
Gemmill T. S. deputy postmaster
Goodhue Thomas F. attorney^ Westsidtf, Pt 8.7
Gi-eenwood & Griffin, forwarding and produce.
Bridge
Ooss B. P. & N. S. groceries, Exchange bt
Galena and Stephenson
Griswold H. W. groceries, 5 Exchange block
Guitteau H. M. millineiy goods, Exchange cor
Stephenson « . » ". /
Grabner George P. barber, Chlckganp Steph.
Harmon & Co. produce and commission. Spring
HALE L. G. hardware, Stephensim nr Adams
Hntson W. H. billiards, Stephenson bt Adams
and Meohanio
HIBBARD S. M, boots and shoes, Stephenson
bt 4<^D9s andfMeiihanic
Uonsel A. £. watchmaker, 3 £!xchatge Mock,
np stairs
Ificks G. A. saddlei', Stephenson nr Chicago
HYPE & BREWSTER, dry goods, Stephenson
Hobson R. M. difo^, fto.mej|^. nf .Chi<^|^o
Hetsel & Richards, clocks, ke, Stephenson nr
Chicago , , li . .
Tij^, Bre^ter ^ Ttyloi^, j^o^uK I^ilroiid'
Hiti M. blacksmith, cor Galena
Hnger J. K. bootmaker^ Jouryiari^ildiBg ,
Htaet P. W. physician, Public SquaSre "'
JAMESON ft HIBBAKD/sCtenieys;^?: S«i{iii##
Kingsley G. P. dentist v ' •
KETCHUM D. C. riatches, &c., Stephensott/
nr Chicago '^
Kinnegy & Co. groceries, Stephenson cor Ch!e.'
Kleinschmidt Pr, (German,) P. Square, we«<^
side '
Eean John C. attorney, Public Sqi^f^re
Keenan John, groceries. Exchange
Keizer F. tailor, Chicago nr Stephenson
Lichtenberger P. J. meat market, rirChiea^'^
Long John, groceries, Stephenson bt Adailtf
and Mechanic ' '
Leroh B. S. provisions, Railroad nr«Ch!eftgo'
Miller Charles, saloon, Stephenson nr Rail^oil^
MAYERS & WASHBURN, marble works, St§^
phenson nr Adams
MITCHELL JAMES & CO: bankers, cor Sl«i*
phenson and Chicago
Mentzer Louis, meat market, Van Buren ^
Martin's Block, Stephenson bt Chicago anC
Van Buren »
Martin W. t>. physician, Mftrtin's' block ' ^
Martin C. physician, Martinis bldok .
Meacham U. D. attorney, Martin's block
Mann L. L. insurance agent, Martin's block
MoDOWELL & PHELPS, dry goods, &c^l^M|
phenson nr ElchsfDgfi . '^^ J
Maynar4 George, diy gQods^ St|^henson nr P.
Square *' v • - ' « . ^'
MAYER JACOB, prop' tor Pennsylvania Hooje
M<]0lrCXJ|lafies« ji«tlse.af the peace, P. Square
Mease J., jr., dry goods. Galena nr Van Bnrsft
Tttayer J. F. boots and shoes, R. R. nr Chicago
Meech & Leonaid« railraadrreatauraqt ^ ft
NICHOLS & VATES, Afei?th«ftt t^^rs, 2 B*^
' change block
Norton G. G. books, &c., Stephenson bt Chica>
|o tUtsA Public Sqcove "^
None Charles, locksmith, Railroad nr depot
Newcomer D. A. C. joiner, Chicago nr Steph-
enson
Ollenmeyer Charles, carriages and wagons.
Galena
Oylcr T. J. confectionary, Chicago nr Steph.
Odd FelJQws' HaH, cor jgtepbetiaDn
O'Connelf T. B. dry goodsy &c., Galena
Oyler W. D. grocer, cor Galena and Van Burea
Oylef J. gro(»ery Stephenson nr Van Buren
Prentice 17. F. physician, Exchange block, «f
."stalfft
Pennsylvania State Mutual Lisurmce Oe.«
(HarrisburgJ H. Brisht, ege^t
* _ " _ jusGc< ' ' *
tin's block
Purington George, Jusnce of the peaee, Mar-
Plymouth Hall, cor Van Bnren and Stepheoserf *
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, cor Stephenaom
end VaA'Btifeii ^ ^
Perkins Erasmus, blacksmith; Gile&a
PriiMr (v W. dagnttrean, 4^aI|P hlock^ '
^i/iok Hii. 0. IT 'jn|li#Br£ ,Bte|ffien&ei( nr
Chicago
^a<|b^n^eimfr<]» lydler, (j^j^na
Kelyea Mrs. milliner, iGfalena"
hobte;kiin counties
^0jknt k D«WAlt, dry fiMs* &o.> fitephenfoa
/ ar Chicago
ttiakey Samuel J. attorney, P. Square
fbmter George, agent Witkowsky & Co.
Klott John, produce and commission, nr depot
ttock S. & A. M., Freeport Seminary
flheetz Cyrus A. sadlery and hardware, Ste-
phenson
Aeetz H. M. editor and proprietor Freeport
Journal
ttdwfoose Q. W. dry goods, Stephenson cor
, Chicago
toith J. Bright, attorney, 2 Exchange block,
«p static
Anith Joseph B. circuit clerk and recorder
■4mgtdtT k Wade» furniture, Stephenson bt Ga-
lena and Exchange
fllWDcer & HiUy varieties, cor Stephenson and
Adama
flpitlet J. P. beotnaker, Chicago
i||aphenson County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
£. L. Munn, agent
STEPHENSON COUNTY BANK, Stephenson
eorChicajgp
Bteirart J. C. bftker, Stepbemon eor If eebAoi*
Stibgen Jacob, lumber, Stephenton cor Mecli.
Stiles, Griffiths k Orris, fanning mills, nr B.
R. depot
Stine William & Bro. clothing, 1 Exchange blk
Stone Alexander H. groceries, ke,, Stephenson.
nr Railroad
Stoneman J. C. hardware, Stephensoti
Sunderland D. H. county clerk
Taylor & Rubel, leather, &c., Stephenson
Thomas Joseph, proprietor Stephenson Houst
Thomson M. R. family groceries, Stephenson
Taylor H. H. produce, Railroad nr depot
TAYLOR & CO. propHetors Freeport Bank
Taylor Oscar, attorney, office Freeport Bank
Turner Thomas J. mayor, Publio Square
Ulman & Dealham, clothing, 6 Exchange block
UNITED STATES HOTEt^corQiUena&Exeh.
Van Valxah R. H. physiciaii, Stephenson
Walker Jacob, furniture, 8 Exchange block
Williams D. W. C. daguerrean,5 Exchange' blk
Witkowsky k Co. clothing, Stephenson
WOLBRECHT G. cigar^ &c. Stephenson
WURTS G. dru^p, &c. Stfpbeoson nr Mechanic
(LATE PROMENADE HOU8E.)
H* A« BL08S, .... - Proprietor*
STEPHENSON STREETi FREEPORT, STEPHENSON CO.
A Carriage is kept by this House, for the conveyance of Passengers to and from the Cara.
JOHN K. BREWSTER & CO.,
CLOTHING, BOOTS ft SHOXHEI,
FAMILY aROOEMES, &0.,
KO. S BXCBABTGE BLOCK, FltEETOKT.
QAZBnBSR AKll BIBSCXOBT.
' 6^
WHOI^ESALE AND RETAIL MAfHIFACTUflCR AND DCAUR IN
CIGABS, TOBACCOS, ^. Ac.,
flTSPBEllSON 8TEEKT) MWMB ?u Bnrtn mi4 MeiA Stncts, FBCEPOBT.
N. B. — All Goods warranted of the best quality aad at loir rates.
■■I . .11 I I . . , ., .. I . M , .1. I . , I I I . ■ , , . f I . .
eULBEET M. CLAYTON.
WBOLK8ALB AHD' BETAIL DIALER IK '
PAIIVTS, OILS, AIVD TARNISHES,
BBUSHES, of aH Icinds; CAMPHBNE; BURNING ¥hVlJ), and CANDLES; BNGLISE,
FRBNGH, and AMEBICAN WINDOW GLASS; ARTISTS'. COLOKS, BRUSHES, and ,
JUTEBIALS; SHOT, BAR LEAD, SASH, and DYE STUf FS; YANKBE NOTIONS.
inr iiEPHEHsov btbeet, ogmrans c. bbitbachxe^s fbotisiov stobb, Huqcfobt.
NEW YORK HAT STORE
,M. D. CHAMBEKLIN,
DBALEB nr
lElMi, ^^PB, flli,
muu niK nosni mw in iniK
ALSO,
CASH PAID FOR FURS AND DEER SKIN^.
kohthbrk cotrmftKd
l^lf- - M©W©li
i# «•♦•»»■
jCORNER CHICAGO AND STEffiENSON STREETS,
FREEPORT.
fOr PasMng era and Baggage conTeyed to and from Cars fVee of charge.
EMMSBT & BirBR£II,
AXS» ]>EALEB6 IS
■ PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS: DYE-STOPFSJd /
84HITH StDE STEPHENSON ST., • • « PREEPORT.
&STKOHM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
nOYES.IRON AND HAILS.
Soufh Side Steplieiisiiii Street, No. 4,
< n ii«i<i »> ■
ff^.If Oim«wU^wit|i.t^eirHardw%re Siorei t^oj hane ^ 7I|r EUaOf, nbeM^U kUidstt
• ^ ' Oostoin WoA is dorfe oh slwrt notieo end oil reasonable terms.'
I ^
THE FREEPORT JOURNAL
PUBftlSHBO HEIKLT,
QSnCE » TK TBIftD STOET OF SAXTirS ITLOCK, gnPBSSfSM SmET.
$1.50 per annum; iii advance ; $2.00, if ifot paid in idtaiiec.
. Ad^ffiaenents, boI «zaeeding,<me sq^ase, one ii^efiioii, $1.00; wch subaeqa^t imsertioiy
to ceiiU. Legal adyertisemeKts charged at the ItboTe rates.
T» t^oee advertising l^y the year, a liberal deduetion iriU be made.
All iichFertisemeats eontiniied until forbid, at the expense of the advertiser.
.fOOMAS tKlNCB. HABT F. OCXinHS.
iTOi© if m:
IHOMAS FRENCH & CO.
Comev of Galena and Excbange Streets*
i \
I ——————
* '«iarBKAL A^ A]»D RAlLiOiP ^ICE L\ €OM£CnOII WITH THE BOUSE.
vnftvmu^ wvmoM
WB0LEIiAI.X A»» BftTAII. J>MAUm Uf
Foniin ciLiBimi ueitiiie mis.
Located alL B. Hate's Ibffdware Store,
aPORT.
r
STEPHENSON STREET, FREEPORT.
# T.Z. B&AKKr, M. D. Proftssor of Chemistry, Bush Hon . T. J. Turhbb, Fretport.
Hedksal College. L. G. Hals, Esq., <^
V. H. Bbsbdit, Em., Beal Estate Agent, 46 Clark St., John A. Clark, Esq., "
Cbicaifo. , H. M. SHMfra, Esq., ♦*
Messnu Tax Obdu* It OuitTBD, ArebHeets, Cfafcago.
H. W. GRISWOLD,
WBOLBflALS ASS ^BTAIL 3>EALBR IIT
HO. 5 i:X€HAMGE BIX>€K^
H. J. aXJISTN & CO.,
DEALBBS IB
MT GOODS. GROCERIES.
CRJ^GKISRY, BOOTS & SEOSS, 4e.,
Mo. X BZORAHOB BZiOCK, corner of Btepheosoa and Clilo«g» Stroots,
CASH PAID FOE ALL KINDS OF FBODUCE. FR JSEPORT*
SSft M JtJUL m JUL X iiJMI JbS J CJ L JirCi iJlii^i
XAHUVAOnrBEB OF AND DEALES IB
OUSTOM-MA.DE
AT THE SIGN OF THE "BIC BOOT,*'
FREEPOBT.
QAZRTSm Alf9 0IRBCTOBT.
SIGN OF THE 3£ GILT ANVIL
OEAtER IN FOREIGN it, DOMESTIC
jrat <^ %» 19 wF <A ^ ^ 9
STOVES, TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE,
ALSO, A GOOD ASSOBTXEKT Or
4[arpit«t<p' and ^auilismitlis' tols,
8TBPHBNS0N 8TRBBT, ITBAR COR. ADAMS. STREET,
PBlEEPOUT, STEPHEFSOSr COUJfTY.
HYDE & BREWSTER,
DEALXBS in-
B£T GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
COR. STEPHENSON STREET AND PUBLIC SQUARE,
t. X. BTDB, ' ■) 1? U 'f T? T> A "D'T*
D. C. KETCHXIM,
f ATGHNAKER & JEWELER.
Stejplieiisoii 8!., nearly of posite Exo&aikie Bleek,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAIB TO REPAIRING.
KORTHKRN COUNTIBS
\ V
MOD ORWELL & PHELPS,
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DKALIU18 IX
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c„
vaffmaon saisr, opfosite >j. s. EmEsrs dbvjb sfots, -^
FREEEORT. STEPHENSON .bo*
^ ». B. — ^ALL OObDS WASftANTED.
MATEBS & WASHBUBH,
STEPHEiySOIir STREET, COIL OF ADAM&,
FREEPORT, STEPHENSON CO,
MaMufdcturers and Dealers in every Yariety of MAK6LE, MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,
CENOTAPHS, FURNITURE, &c. MT Or^rs from abroad reepeetfuDy 8o)i<»ted. -
,' 5 / 'If. ,•• WAiKWrMI
B. XATKBS.
iiErMSi (mil nil
OI*
JAMES MITCHELL & CO.,
zap C& QB OB OP CD 02 <0«
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLI).
CoIiectioRs mht an)r nnutttb at cumnt rates of (^c|pgt.
. INTEREST AUUOWED ON DEPOSITS.
*••* • . .
OFnCE, - €ORNER OT STEPHEMSON & CHICiCIO STBSm
GAZETTEBU AK1> jDIRBCTORT* v j5I
anSORGE MAYISr^RD,
WHOLS8ALB AlO) BETA XL DEALER IS
BET aO.OB
Beady-Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, &c.,
'^ifBAR I^IRD BLOCK BfiLOW VAN BUREN ' STRKEl',
is^ m zm n& UP cs:> IS2. ■o^o
G.'G. NORTON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
STEPHENSON STREET^ SOUTH SIDE,
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF MAGAZINES & PERIODICALS
BY JACOB MAYER.
South-East Comer of Publio Square, Freeport.
(j^EO. ^VSTOLBRECHT,
TTboIesale and tteUil Dealer In the best Brands af
SECARS ^ TOBACCOS,
South I^i4e of Stephenson Street, Freeport.
. t I.
* ■ COUNTRY ORDERS PROMF»TLY ATTENDED TO U GOODS WARRANTED.
62
Kotti^ttxitK cotrntiss
'^^s:
fi
^g^^t
♦ 1^
ankrs anb fe|attge Jealers,
mB3B!POHT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
LX>3n db ae»3Ei.o»ffz>vx<'S-
OSCA.Il TA.YLOR,
9
DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILSr &c^
ALSO,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY ARTICLES.
JEWELRIT, CVTLEBir, MVSICAI. IlVSTRIIllIEnrTS,
PORT RONNMES, PtIRSES, ORNAMENTS, fte.
ALSO,
<lnglis|, ifrettti, German fc ^mtBtk ^naU
Always kept on band, at Wholesale and Retail,
STEPHENSON STREET, NEAR MECHANIC,
OAZfltfBBit A^ MaSOf ORT.
68
GALENA.
The Ooantjtowa of Jot)aTiess Coantyls situated on a River of the same name, which atthlfl
point is a hoy-like arm of the Mississippi, it has the same latitude with Boston, 42} North, il
ii the commercial center of the North West, and by means of the Illinois Central and G. & C. U. K
B/s and the Mississippi River, ii carries on a considerahle trade with Ohicfago, Bt Louis, Du-
haque and the upper Mississippi towns. The Bank of Galena has a capital of $500,000. —
Population about 9,000. Distance from Freeport 60 mil^, from Springfield -' — - miles, froa
Chicago 151 miles. Usual fare, $5^15.
ALraABETICAL £ZiT OF nmUSKOfBt TBAB28, 9»,
Ackerman Jacob, grocer, Broadway nr Gratiot
Alder J. W. druggist, cor Main and Warren
Anderson David, grocer, Gratiot
Bailey William, grower, 178 Main
Bank of Qalena, cor Main and Warren
Barratt £\ New York House, Levee
Bartifer Selfa^ dry goo^s, 166 Main
* Barrdin Dominique, grocer, Franklin
Barrack h Blair, lumber dealers, cor Hill and
Water
Barker W/ &, physician, over Bank of Galena
Bamcastie John, boots and shoes, 11? Main
Bamcaatle John D. grocer, 45 Mala
Bartley David, liquorS) 63 Main
Bates fidwi% agent ^acliet Company, bds Gear
Honte
Bayne James, grocer, 27 Levee ^
Beebe Edward H. Iron Mountain store, 88
Leveo
^eaa Thomas, merchant, 158 Main
Bergman F. E. & Co. furniture, 150 Main
Bermingham T. & J. merchants, 190 Main
Beyerty John, saloon, 30 Main
Fircher Casper, Wisconsin Honse, Main opp
Diagonal
Blayto & Hill, carpenters, cor Levee and
Spruig
Bogert & Spencer* millinM^, 146 Main, np
stairs
Bonaer ^. G. tailor, 109 Main
Bostwick & Higgens, attorney* cor Main and
HUl
BoyntoB A; ?< jeweler, 228 Main opp Diagonal
Bradley A. B. express Messenger, h Prospect
Branch J. P< & P. Cv dentists, 85 Main .
Brahaney Michael, grocer, 236 Main
trenlser A. £. stove dealer, 138 Main .
rendel John, merchant tailor, cor Main and
Washington
Brendel John, hatter, 55 Main
Bridge Harrison, groceries and dry goodst 210
Mala
Brooks Joshua, books and stationery, 92 Main
i^own H. y. W« wagonmaker, cor Main and
Meeker
Bnehanan, Bastman $ Co. lamber dealers, Perry
nr Water
Barral J. M. ticket agent I. C. R. U.
Bttrriokttr k HeUman, grocers, 130 Main .
Butcher Robert, stove dealer, 198 Main
Bym» k Gollins, shoemakers, 64 Main
Cable Chstfles, blacksmith. Main near Meeker
Oampball Q. W. & Co. grocers, 84 Levee
Campbell B. H« & Co. wholesale grocers, 8^
Levee
Campbell John W* attorney, Main eor Waslu
Carter James & Co. backers, 23 Levee
Carson R. W. merchant, 154 Main
Carson,^ Eaton k Cof lumber dealers, Water cor
Washiogton ^
Charles John Q. dry goods, 86 Main
Chase W. W.; Broadway House, cor MUeker
and Broadtray
Chetlain A. L.^glass and earthenware, 132 Maia
Christian Martin, oculist, bds Lafayette House
Clark Edward P. clothing, cOr Main and War-
ren
Clarke P. A. physiman, over Bank of Galena
Cloyd Charles, upholsterer, Mfaifi
Clymo Henry, grocer, 238 Main
Coatsworth Joseph k Son, jewellers, 158 Main
Col Rev. Harry J. pastor South Presbyteriaa
Church
Cohen Adolph, clothing, 62 Main
Collins £. A. leather dealer, 83 Main
Conly Edward, boots and shoes. Main
Conner Thomas D^ Coal merchant, Levee
Cook & Pendleton, forwarding and commission,
East Galena
Connolly James, boots and slioes, 186 Main
Corwith N. k Co. bankers^ &c. Main cor Wi^
ren
Corwith H. P. k Co. dry goods and dothing,
78 Main
Crawford S: k Co. druggists, 91 Main
Crawford J.- 8. physician. Bench below War*
ren
Crooks, Sanford k Co. leather dealer8y79 Maus
Clonin E. physician, ti Bench above Hill
Cronin James, proprietor Magnolia saloon
Crumback«r J. k Co. confectioners^ 162 Malft
Cubbttge W. P. [grocer, 149 Main
Cummins A. proprit'r New York House, 10 Malt
Cumings Alonzo L. attorney, 170 Main
Curry Mrs. L. milliner. Bench nr Hi(l
Curley k Mahoney, grocers, 57 Main •
Davis A. H. confectioner, 148 Main
Davis A. C« lead merchant, 81 Main
Davis William M. lime burner, h Mftin iltMar^
ket
Davis Edward, barber, Main nr Warren
Demaraia S. LaiSayette Hotel, cor Main and
Warren
Desoto HonsC} oor Main and Green
DeZoya I. P« county treasurer, Second bolow
Decatur
«l
WkrasM i^miM
Pillinberg h Rosenthal, olotbiers, 99 Main oor
Oreen
pQidds ^ Marble, biulders, Qreen bt Commerce
and Water
Dodga & BentC) dmggists^ 100 Main
jDonelty Thomas f . grocer, 44 Main
Douglas John M. attorney) over Bank of Ga-
lena
Dowling Nicholas, stoves and hardlrare, 208
Main
Dmm P. & S. fOmitere deiUer», 207 Maui
i>uffj Peter, grocery 77 Main
jDupont Vital, fancy goods, Main nr cor War-
ren . ^
^berfaeart & Kleet, merohant tailor^^ 146 Main
IBddowes John, city treasurer, h cor Parker and
Magazine
ISedy William, boots and shoes, 163 Main
'^gan Keam, clothier, "cor Main and Morrison's
Alley
ISmory William, barber, 186 Main
Bstey George P. attorney at law^
^stey Augustus, smelter, 28 Levee
fivans & Adams, ploughmakers, cor High and
Franklin
£!vans Joseph, ale and porter dealer^ 26 Levee
Faherty T. livery stable, Washington
Falkncr Martin, War llagle Mills
, ^arr M. fl. surgeon
Farrant John, proprltitor tJnion Hotel
farmer Jefferson, insurance agent, Oreen
felt L. S« & Co. wholesale -merchants, l53 Main
*•«!* B. F. & Co. grocers, 164 Main
i'enton B. dry goods, 82 Main
Ferguson George, hardware, 96 Main
Fiddick W. & J. grocers and dry goods dealers,
• 166 Main
Fiegenman Rev. Henry, paster German M. E.
Church
l*tnnegan B. livery stable, Mereker
Foster & Stahl, dry .goods, 89 Main
Fricke ftenry, watc^ot and jewelry^ 102 Main
Frice li. P. vegetable store
Frohmhn M. & Go. clothing. Main*
f'achs Johji, fruit store and conltectioisary,
Frttnklln
l^iltcr &' Smith, grocers, 86 Main ^
"Ctaffner John, shOemaker> 54 'Main
^Oalvih Dennis, wood dealer
Hamer John, watches and Jewelry, 15!^ Miii»
darner A. watches and jewelry, 120 Main
€leni Joseph, boarding, 223 Main
Germain Louis J. surveyor. Water
Goodwin W. W. forwarding merchant, 8 Levee
Gordon T. wholesale grocer, 80 Main
Grace J. R. leather dealer, lyf ain opp Diagonal
Graham Ebenezer & Co. farniturc. Main
Orafaam Robert, starch maker
Grant J. R. leather dealer, 213 Main
CJray Barnard, postmaster, bds DeSoto House
Green W. B. clerk clrcnit court, h Mineral
Point plank road
Gramme Julius, saddler, 142 Main
flnanella Thomas, grocer, 26 Levee
Haase John A. barber, 140 Main, up siaini
Hfldnee A. M. dry goods, &c. 160 Main
Harris A. J. harbor master^ h Cleat nr Pro»-
peet
Harris R. S. & Co. grocers, 6 Leve«
Haven & Co. grocer, 196 Main
Heimerling Rev. R^ pastor tSertean Catlroli^
Church
Heits Francis, Nn^oleon HoU8«y ctn* Main and
Washington
Hempalead & WafShbft^, attorneys, 41 Maun
Hellstern Thomas, boarding. Main cdr Frank-
lin
Hendricks Janres, supeiitttendent War Bagl#
Mills
Henry Robert, clothing, 166 Mai^
Herrick-C. H. civil engineer, I. C. R. R. bcU
J. A. Cook ^
Hesler & Johnson, 'daguerrean artists, 90 VkkHt
Flert John, meixjhant tailor. Main
Herrick Mrs. taillinery goods, 166 Main
Hershhiy C. merchant tailor
Hirshberg Senry, clothing, 148 Main
Hodge B. O. grocer, 87 Levee
Hogaio & Stolt, clothibg, 87 Main
Holland B. J. sign painter. Main
Hohncs Robert^ architect, bds P. Moore
Holtkatap Henry, proprietor Star House, 50*
Main
Holder William, shoemaker, 139 Mson
Hope W. L. grocer, 230 Main
Houghton H."H. & Co. publishers, &c. eorMiahi
and Warren
Hony Qeoi*ge, proprietor Union House, 8 Levee-
Houy Philip, milk vender, h nr Foortk
Howard B. B. proprietor Gear House, to»
Gear and Water
House J. railroad contractor, bds Mansion
Hubert A. hat and fancy store, 135 Main
Huntingdon Dr. Charles, Gratiot
Hunt C. C. P. cashier Bank of Galena
Hunkins D. contractor, h Second nr Decatui'
Husted L. dry goods. Main
HUTCHENS HENRY, anctioneer
Hutchens N. & Co. proprietors PlatlevlBe Bi-
prcss •
Jackson A. J. City clerk^ Hill nr Prospect
Jewett John N. attorney, 134 Main
Johnson & Brandy anctioa and commMon, 10^
&Iain
Johnson & Bamyws, Ittmber defklem^ FraukHa
below Main
Johnson George G. dagucrreotypist
Johnson M. Y. attorney, cor Main and Hill
Jones E. physician. Main
Jordan k Dean, auction and commission, 81
Main
Jordan William, grocer, Main nr Meeker »
Kittoe B. D. physician, 178 Main
Kittoe Kirt)y, physician, Main
Klingd & Ferdinand, clothing, 43 Main
Knight J. M. dry goods, 11,6 Main
Kolb Rev. Andrew, (Jerman Prssbyteriait
Kolb Joseph, physician, Hill nr Beach
GAZETTKBR AKD ^IRBCTOBY.
to
Kdehemtnii John, frocer, Commerce nr Fra&k<
Un
Kurts' Peter, clothing, KliBgel ft Ferdinand
Krohling Louis, shoemaker, Main nr Franklin
Lafield John, conductor R. R.< bds A. J. Ward-
well
Lafayette Hotel, S. Demarais, Main cor War-
ren
Laninger Charles, St. Louis Hotel, foot of
Franklin
Langley W. B. auction and commission, 68
Commerce
Laymar & Digman, livery stable
Livermore & Newell, dentists, 100 Main
Liddy M. & P. dry goods and groceries, 180
Main
Long finoch, agent Carson & Eaton, Prospect
nr Washington
Lorrain & Co. grocers, 86 Levee
Lorrain John & Co. forwarding merchants,
Water
Loomis & Rnlison, Commerce
Lumley Wm. fruit dealer, Main nr Franklin
Luning H. F. boarding house, cor Main and
Franklin
McClelland R. H. attorney, Hill cor l^ain
HcCloskey H. F. wholesale merchant, 32 Levee
McComber Miss K. milliner, 148 Main
McCully, Strockey & Co. hardware, 194 Main
McDonald Charles, constable, h Warren
McElhaney Robert, livery stable, Hill nr Com.
McElkerne Rev. P. T. pastor St. Michael Ch.
McMaster S. W. produce, oor Main and Levee
McNeill H. druggist, 174 Main
McNulty Thomas, county constable, h Dodge
Haginnis H. B. attorney, 190 Main
XagnoKa fihmse, J. Oronin, proprietor, cor Main
and Diagonal
Maltby J. A. gunsmith, 184 Main \
Mansion House, Bench nr Warren
Marble Oliver, architect, 79 Main
Marfield H. superintendent dredge boat, Dodge
bt Spring and Gear
Mars & Small, clothing, 128 Main
Martin Christian, shoemaker, 7 Levee
Mayer Nathan & L. clothing, 47 Main
Haxeiner Philip W. boots and shoes, 131 Main
Mellor Matthew,FnuikliB Brewery, head Frank-
Hn
Melvin Seth, city constable, bds American
House
Mekel Conrad, blacksmith, Main nr Meeker
Merrick Sirs. Mary, milliner, 90 Main
Merril H. T. music teacher, 92 Main
Merrill, Cowloa & Co. dry goods, 105 Main
Metzger TheoboM, Louisville House, Levee
Metzger Frederick, barber, 125 Main
Metzger & Deginder« barbers, DeSoto Honte
Measel Adam, tinsmith, 186 Main
Meyer William, grocer, 52 Main
Moyvr William, Telegraph Honse, Main
Meyer Frederick, Galena Hotel, 234 Main
Miller Daniel, blacksmith, 209 Main
UiUer H. F. saddler, 103 Ifain
Miller H. W. flour stiure, cor Main and Warrett*
Minnick Wiilfam, agent Wisconsin Stage €d.
bds City Hotel
Minnesota Packet Co. B. H. Campbell k Co.
agents
Mini Francis, restaurant, 42 Main
Mitchell George, barkeeper, h cor Dodge and
Spring
Mitchell George M. county judge, notary publie^
and commissioner of deeds, cor Mala and
Warren
Monica James, grocer, 28 Levee
Monti John, billiard saloon. Main
Monti Joseph, grocery and fruit, 46 Maia
Moore David, Moore House, cor Main ani
Franklin
Moore George, route agent I. C. B. B. bda
City Hotel
Morehouse D. B. Minesota Packet Oo.
Morell C. M. cigar dealer, 183 Main
Morell F. M. fancy goods, Main
Morelli Peter, confectioner, h head FouHk
Morgan Patrick, railroad contractor, Second
above Decatur
Morin Henry, fruit store, 129 Main
Moseler & Nennecke, cigars and tobacco mattu^
facturers, 133 Main
Mues A. clerk Klingel & Ferdinand ,
Mues Frederick, miner, h Ridge nr Divisioa
Mues Henry, clerk W. & J. Fiddick
Nagle & Gilmore, boots and shoes, 115 Mala
Nash Richard, cutler, 212 Main
Nelson Horatio, lumber dealer, h Hill
Newhall Horatio, druggist, cor Main and EBll
Noble J. D. hats and caps, 126 Main
Nolan. Robert, grocer. Main nr Meeker
Norris R. S. smelter, 28 Levee
Nutting Eldad, boots and shoes, cor Mala and
Perry
Ober Henry, stage agent, bds Tyler HouHe
Olinger Nicholas,' confectionary, Franklin
Owen Richard, livery stable, Commerce nt
Franklin
Packard J. A. dry goods, 104 Main •
Park Henry C. jastice of the peace, cor Main
and Washington
Parks J. C. proprietor DeSoto House
Pate Thomas, fruit dealer. Second nr Adaom
Perkins J. R. teller in Bank of Galena
Perkins C. R. saddler, 90 Main
Pfiftner H. & J. grooers, 232 Main
Pluinsted Matthew, boots and shoes, 101 Mala
Porter & Spnitt, dry goods, 172 Main
Porter Edward, merchant, 122 Main
Potts John G. justice of the peace, cor Obla-
nierce and Green
Presley J. A. tobacconist, 119 Main
Quan W. & Co. grocers, 46 Main
Rahm A. candle manufacturer, office 41 Miia
Kay George, (Merrill, Oiwles k Co.) bda Brad>
ley House
Rawlins John A. law attorney, bds Byr&t
House
Read Gotfried, blaeksmifh, h Wann
i
'■4
m^
wvmmx conmtm
Read John, groceries and dry goods, 205 Main
Rcdenor Floriiiny Illinois Hoase, cor Franklin
and Bench
Riee & Whitham, grocers, cor Broadway and
Meeker
Richardson Qeorge» shoemaker, 189 Main
Richardson A. H. blacksmith, Levee nr Spring
Rider John, clerk Market, h Franklin
Ripley, Brown & Co. earthemwaro dealers, 108
Main
Rood James, wholesale grocer, 28 Levee
Robertson George £. physician, cor Main and
Greene
Robinson Jooephj (col.) bill poster, h West nr
Spring
Rose Dr. H. dentist, 98 Main
Rosebrough B. L. marble dealer, cor Spring
. and Levee
Roth Eev. Henry, pastor German M. E. Chnrch
Rowley William B. sheriff, office Court House,
h Prospect nr Hill
Rudolph John, Railroad Exchange, cor Main
and Gear .
Rugh Daniel, gunsmith, 211 Main
Ryan W. & J. M. wholesale grocers, 206 Main
Byau Dennis, drayman, h cor Broadway and
Meeker ;
Ryan Elizabeth, dressmaker, cor Broadway
and Meeker
Sacket Alfred M. pottery, head Gratiot
Salomon Edward, clothing, 89 Main
Sanders & Bitter, grocers, 204 Main
Sanders C. £. & Co. grocers, 22 Levee
Sandie William, oil cloth manufacturer
Schmohl George, millinery, 145 Main
Schaeffer Jno. bakery, Main
Schoesser Henry, merchant, 166 Main
^hwab Laurence, saloon, cor Main and Spring
Scholl Dr. John, office Illinois House
Scott Paul, boots and shoes, 182 Main
Seal Richard, clerk county court
Searle & Miller, tin and coppersmiths. 111 Main
SHELDON BENJAMIN B. judge 14th circuit,
■h Main cor Hill
Shuster Isaac, clothing, 88 Main
Simmona John D. baker, 28 Levee '
Sleeper & Charles, auction and commbsion, 132
Main
Small E. A. clothing. Main
Smith W. H. marble works, Bench
Smith S. P. leather dealer, 118 Main
Smith S. R. dry goods, 188 Main
Smith John R. agent for A. Haven, 196 Midn
Smith J. £. k Co. jewelers and dry goods, 85
iHMftin
Snyder WUliam H. teller J. Carter & Co.
Spencer & Bogart, milliners, 146 Main
Spees Rev.S. G. Presbyterian
S4age Office, 121 Main
Starr Robert, city marshal, h Dodge bt Spring
and Gear
Stephenson C. L. proprietor War Eagle Mills,
h Second bt Bouthiller and Decatur
Stevens I. P. atUMrney, oor Main and HiU
Stonier Peter, groceries, boots and shoes, Mala*
Stiboldt John P. publisher Vorwartz German
Paper
StiUman N. commission, ^ Levee
Strother George 0. druggist, 195 Main
Strother Fleet F. attorney. Main
Sutnr Jacob, baker, 225 Main
Sweet E. D. L. agent C. & B. L B. R. 88 Levee
Swift S. W. painter, Bench and 88 Main
Taylor Samuel, grocer, 208 Main ,
Telford Mrs. A. S. milliner, Water bt Jackson
and Monroe
Telfourd, Williams & Co. steam planing milla
Temple James, grocer, Main nr Franklin
Tethers William, proprietor United S. HoteV
Main
Thompson Charles^ saloon^ 107 Main
Thorworth Jacob, shoemaker, 181 Main
Toussaint AnthOny, tinsmith, 6 Levee
Trego & Woodruff, hardware, 84 Main
Tyler George, proprietor Tyler House
Tyler & Whitehead, grocers, 192 Main
Union Hotel, nr depots *S. Galena
Utosy Julius, physician^ Spring
Valentine John, shoemaker, 184 Main
Vanderhorck J. & Co. tinware and stoves, 14&
Main
Yeliug M. G. physician, Franklin
Venable W. W. saddler and harnessmaker, 20&
Main
Wadleigh Milton, city surveyor, cor Dodge and
Meeker
Waeil Philip, vinegar manufactnrer
Waggoner Joseph N. books and stationery, 94
Main
Walker J. M. ploughmaker, Main nr Franklia
Wann Daniel, collector port of Galena, corMaiiv
and Green
Wardwell A. J. baggage master R. R. h £#:
Water
Waterhouse J. trader, Harrison
Waternian Rev. T. T. Presbyterian
Weber M. Switzerland House, Main
Weigley & Jewett, attorneys, cor Main and -
Washington
Wcirich Augustus, physician, 100 Main
Wezle Conrad, Fulton Brewery, Spring nr
High
White Joseph, grocer, Main
Whitehead David, groceries, 192 Mai^
Whitney & Whitham, grocers, cor Meeker and
Broadway
Wilcox & Stiles, physicians, cor Ma. dnd Green
Willis W. B. & Co., grocers, 80 Main
Willis Charles, clerk R. R. depot
Williams Rev. C. A. teacher. Academy
Willoughby E. C. H. painter, 88 Main
Wilson John, veterinary surgeon, Bench
Wilson D. B. daguerreotypist
Woodward Bev. G. W. Second
Woodward J. F. proprietor Mansion Houae
Woodward Rev. C. M. Methodist
Woodworth Rev. N. teacher Seminary, HiU
Yelland David, grocer, 219 Main
0A2«TTMR AND Dl&ECTORY. 6f
Ligt of Smelte» and Fnmacoi in the Townshipi of Bast and West Galena.
ilughlett, Crawford & Co. 2 furnaces, 1 mileK.
Norris B. S. 1 furnaoe,, city line
Goldthrop, Green & Co. 2 furnaces, Elizabeth
Spencely B. & Co. 1 furnace, Sinsinewa
f Jlise J. & W. 1 furnace, Fairplay
Corwith N. & Co. 1 furnace, Eaat fSork Fe?i«
BiTcr (
Alderson & Driglone, 1 furnace, Council HiU •:
BoVf era Charlee, 1 ftmiace, £. fork Fevre Bive/
Alderson Simon, 1 furnace. Council Hill
9 :
(SUCCESSOR -TO J. F. KEKLER,)
WHOLBSALX AHD BXTAIL DXALBB IV
C^ ,£1 3a SJB S:? .^£^0
DAVID BARTLEY,
WHOLESALE DEALEB IK
LIQUORS. WINES & CORDIALS
IPrestrbeb Jurats, '^itllts, §pim, Sarbinw,
HAVANA CIGARS, VIRGINIA & MO. TOBACCO, &c.v
No. 63 MAIN STREET,
(,BA.«..«A«oA,L.«,«a,) G- A LENA.
*«
ignt'ilw LMMPwtrtk'i Sparklbig Catmrta WUtt, Cbiduatl.
J'.A.SdCBIS 13 .A. -ST ST Bl,
WSOLSSALX Aim lUETAIL DEALER IIT
GROCERIES, PROYISIONS, &c.
No. 37 IiETEE, ^ALEIVA.
_________ •
liir Constantly on hand, a {good assortment of FAMILY GBOCEBIES and BOAT STOBBfl^.*
s 2
m
NORTHBRN OO^NTISS
FMEl ifDiai,
No. 158 MAIN STREET, GALENA.
IMPORTED AND STAPLE DKY GOODS,
8ILK8. SBIWLS, DSESS 600D8, EBBRMDESIES, RIBBONS, HOSIEBT, 6L0TE8, U.
DBALXR in
LEAD, FLOUR, AND CEMENT,
Na. 33 ftiETEE^ GALEiVA.
REFER TO
JBbibb, Ltox & Co., Chicago, j C. H. Rogers & Co., New York.
W. M. Morrison & Co., St. Louis. | Young, Janes & Co., Montreal.
GALENA CABINET WAREROOMS.
KEW BUILI>INa, NO. 150 MAIN ST., GALENA.
F. E. BERGMAN & GO.
Are now doing business in their New Brick Building,
No. 160 Main Street, where those who value Cabinet
Ware of tasteful design and elegant finish, combined
* with substantial manufacture and workmanship, can
always be accommodated at as low prices as thiy
quality of the work will permit. We also keep h
general assortment of Cheap Furniture, done up ia
(he most substantial manner, suited to the wants of Mechanics, Farmers, and Western Piojuieers.
To our numerous friends and the Public generally, we return our thanks, and invite them
•H call and examine our stock. We have also procured the Agency for
FISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
JU«cl will keep confitantly on haiid all ftizes. Alio, Cherry, Walnut, Matiogany, Clotb<eovereiit and FlaJii
COFFINS, ot everv size and attality.
We are also prepared to attend FUNERALS, both in the city and e ^antry, with Hearses, Coachtt, fte. ,
fMiwited.
aAZBTTBBIt AND DIRECTORT. ^
BLATLAR & HILL,
CARPENTERS & JOINERS,
CORNER OF LEVEE AND SPRINO STREET,
(Over Richardson's Blacksmith Shop,) © A TL IB TJ A
^M. C. BOSTWICK. MILTON O. BIQQUM.
BOSTWICE & HIGOINS,
COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
IRSJ^Xi EST-A.TE, OOLLEOTIOlSr.
, Am*
OFFICE, CONNER OF MAIN & HILL STREETS.
(ovEa iHB 81. wuis sToas.) ©A Si IB 13,^0
1CASU9ACTUIUBB OF
FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS,
AND I>XALBR IV
«ftft MAIIV STREET^ GAJLEIVA*
AU kind of Bats cleaned and repaired in the b^st manner.
JO
HORTBBBN COVmUBS
WHOLESilLB I K, FAPBE k lU mm STOKE
JOSHUA BROOKES,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
ic> m n ^ov J-^-
LAW, MEDICAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
^/v All aP^ti^or,
"^sm^
Letter and Cap Papers,
Blank Books,
Pocket Books,
Note Papers,
Envelopes,
Steel Pens,
GoldvPens,
Qmlls,
Lead Pencils,
Slates and Pencils,
Liks and Inkstands,
Sealing Wax,
Wafers, &c.,
Porte Monnales,
Port Folios,
&c., &c., &C-.
Constantly on hand, a large and well-selected assortment of
ALL THE NEW PUBUCATIONS AND MAGAZINES OF THE DAY
BECBIYKD BT EXPASS8 AS SOON AS PUDLISHEI).
JOSHTJ^ BROOKES,
NO. 92 MAIN STRBET, GALENA,
AOBNT FOB
FOR SALE AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
OAZBTTBSR AND DIRSCTOBT. Tl
THE OLDEST DENTIL ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE NORTHeWEST.
BKS. I. B. & P. C. BBANCH,
B B H T 1 ST 8,
JVtp. 8S JVtmn Street^ Second Stary^
(OTEB JOHN E. SMITH ft CO.'B JEWXLBY STOB£,)
O X7 XI. »COa*a*0*— -
THB BEST MTfillULS, BEST OPERATIONS & THE BEST PRICES
The Poor always considered and indulged in o^ir charges.
BURRICHTER & HELLMAN,
No. 130 MAIN STREET,
GEO. W. CAMPBELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
#mral Commission anb Jforbarbing Pmjants,
!Vo» 34 LeTeCf Galena*
72
KOBIHBSN OOUKTISS
J. W. CAMPBELL,
Main Street, corner of Washington, (np stairs,)
WiU attend strictly to all professional business entrusted to his care. He will also attoBxl
to the paying of Taxes, examination of Land Titles, and Purchase aod Sale of i
Celleotions promptly attended to.
Oalsha Bsvuaracxs— N. ConwrrH & Co., B H. Caxpbbll ft Co.
Mt&L ^A¥*^
WHOLSSALS AND RETAIL PBALEB IS
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
No. 168 Main Street, Galena.
N. CORWITH & CO.,
<ww» ^ 1 ■
BILLS OF EXCH-AuHSreE
DRAWirON
^m^lmi S^ttpilui, Jriiland, and all ptji% of (&n\o^.
MAIN STREET, COR. WARREN, GALENA.
0AZXXXB8B AHD DISECXOST.
73
JOSEPH OOATSWORTH.
JAMBS C0AT8W0RTH.
JOSEPH COATSWORTH & SON,
aPJaLAGTICAX
{Hd m ViKB IIIMV
No. 147 MAIN STBEET, GALENA,
Would respectfully call tbe 'attention of the Public to their assortment of
WATCHES, which consists, in part, of English Levers, Duplex and Cylinder
Movements ; Gold Cases of Tobias', Robinson's, Mortimer's, Johnson's, Ed-
ward's, Kundeirs, Beesley's, and Dixon's make, in 14, 16, and 18 caret Gold
Cases ; Gold and White Dials, in hunting and plain oases. Also^ Swiss and
French Gold Watches, Cylinder, Lever, and Common Movements. Also,
Silver Patent Levers, Detached Levers, cylinder and common movements, ia
hunting cases, single and double cases, of all sizes, new and second-handed,
which will be sold as low as similar goods can be purchased in the East.
WE KE£P A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
which we will iell» Wholesale or Retail, at New York prices, — consisting of Eight and Thirty-
hour Brass Works, in Walnut, Mahogany, Maple, Rosewood, and Metal Cases, some with Alarum
works. Also, Marine or Lever Clocks, and Time-pieces suitable for Steamboats, — all of which
will be warranted for one year.
9
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, &c. &c., of every description; Gold?
immon Spectacles; Gold, Silver, and common Thimbles; a superior article of
ited Gold Pens, in Gold and Silver Cases; Gold, Silver, and common Guard
indVest Chains, Silk Guards, Spectacle Cases, Goggles, Pocket Compasses, Gold,
, and Gilt Keys ; Silver, German Silver, and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons ;
emian Silver Butter Knives, Salt and Mustard Spoons, &c. &c. Porte Monnaies,
^er Flasks, Bowie Knives, Pocket Knives, Britannia Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar
m Jugs in sets or ;single.
nstrammts,
DESCRIPTION,
I of Violins, Accordcons, Flutinas, Guitars, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborines, Tri-
/'astanets, Clarionets, Flageolets, liass Tiols, Trumpets, Post Horns, Stage Homs^
ns, Pphiclides, Trombones, Bugles, Tubas, Sax Horns, Clapher chords, &c. &o.
f Reeds, Mouth Pieces, Tuning Forks, Violin Strings, Bridges, Tail Pieces, Finger
Screws, Guitar Strings, Piano Wires, Tuning Pipes, Preceptors for diflfereut instru-
Aiolin Rosin, Violin Bows. Pianos and Melodeons obtained to order at Eastcrft prices,
) addition of freight
JTAKT Teimbiings, such as Gilt and Silvered Lace, Fringe, Cord, Braid, Stars, &c.
CASH PAID FOR CALIFORNIA GOLD &. OLD SILVER.
Partlciltr attention gWen U lepairing of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Dlaslcal iBstroments, ku
BOn 70S0ET 147 XAIV STREET. OALEITA.
J. COATSWORTH & SON.
74 RORmBRK COfTNTISS
B. P. COS WITH. I J. A. BISHOFj
H. P. CORWITH & CO.,
WHOLK8ALB DXALXB8 IIT
DRY GOODS,CLOTHING
Boots^ 8hoes9 Hats^ Caps^ &c#9
(One Door above the Bank of Galena,) V 15 ifl Ih iS ikJ ifil ♦
WHOLB8ALB ABD BETAIL DBALER IB
LIQUORS, &0.,
wo. 57 MAIN STREET, (Near the Levee,) (BASiSSJ^
(Suceenor to D. A. BABBOWB,)
IVo. 157 nain Street, Galena.
ASSORTED CANDIES AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY.
$S^ A large supply of all kinds constantly o% hand, mannfactured from the best of Sugar.
PARTIES AND WEDDINGS
Supplied with Cake, Ice Cream, Table Ornaments, Jollies, Ac, on short notice.
C3^JEl^lIs/LJi^Jsr TOASTS, OF J^JaTa B:IN"3DS,
A2iD ALL OF THE
Most Popular PATENT MEDICINES of the Day,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JK^ Orders from the Country attended to with promptness. "^fH
GAZITTKBB AITD BIEXCTOBT. 16
DBALSB tX
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CROCKERY,
wo. a88- MAIS STREET, '^,^%"?^1k%«
4 ,
FOSTER & STAHL,
WHOLSSALB DBALEB8 IH
FOREIGN (fcDOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Carpetsk) Boots, Shoes, &c.,
NO. 89 MAIN STRfiET,
tfSf*^ Particular attention paid to orders.
HENRY FEIOKE,
GOLD. AND SILVER SMITH,
BEALBR IN
VO. 102 KiDf STBSET, GAIJBKA.
Has on hand, a choice assortment of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, Brass Clocks, &c.
Pays tiie highest price for California Gold. Repairing done, and work warranted.
W^ILLIAM ^^. aooD^v\^iisr,
S % ^ ^ «^ ^ 1^9
FOBWAEDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
]!¥o. 3 licree, Lower Steamboat LandingTi Cralena.
AOEKT FOB TBB 8ALX OV «
OLE/^VER»S LA^RIft OCL, G^NI^LBS, SOAP, ftO.
Any business entmsted to me will receiTe immediate and prompt attention.
• .
T6 KOSTH£KN COUNTIES
E. aH^H^M & CO.,
VAVUFACTUBEB0 OF
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, MATTRASSES,'
AND I
CABINET FURNITURE GENERALLY.
ALSO, FOR 9ALB,
UlN STREET, («b«Te the Bradley Hoise,) GALENA.
* All kinds of PLAIN and FANCY TURNING pn hand, or executed on shtfrt notice. -
1855. LSATEiE AiB mmim mmt, ins.
' .4 ♦• » »-
J- lEL, CSm A. 3^ T7 ,
DSALffll IH ALL KIKD* OF
LEATHEK, COACH TRIMMINGS,
Sabbkg ^arbfoart, S|0tmakers' Jit t!^ ^inbmgs, tl^t.
MAnr STBEET, (OPPOSITE THE BSASLST HOUSE,)
<;ash paid for hides. G A L E ?3^ A .
A. M. HAINES,
WHOLESALE DEALER IK N
9
FDMISHING GOODS,
BUCK STORE, 160 MAIN STREET, eALEKA.
GAZKTTBBR AND PIKECTORY. 77
a. «. KABBIB. J. M. BASBie.
R. S. HARRIS & CO.,
WiiLiiiLi^ iif ilL SiSiiii
NO. 6 STOSE BVILD11VG5 i.i:tei:^ galciia. '
J|0r Agents for a number of Galena ^««mi^ jQi^^ Also, Packets- on the Wisconsift
ft St. Louis and Galena & St Paul ^^^^^JL ^ j^ River. ' Merchandise forwarded
Steam Psuckets. -H^flTifi^ f i T V with care and despatch.
P. 8. — Having lately built a large and conveoicut Warehouse, vre solicit the patronage of the Publie.
HODGE & MORRISON,
M ©
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .
-. ■■ . ■^ ♦ » » » —
rf. t. JOHVSOV. n. A. BABROWe.
JOHNSON & BARROWS,
DEALERS IN LUMBER!
CORNER OF UAIH AND FEANKLIN STREETS, GALENA.
TIMBER, DIMENSION LUMBER, SHINGLES, and LATH constantly on hand.
■■■■■ ... . - ■■ .....i. ,. .1 — -..■.■,.,...,,■■-.. „ .,,. „%\ .. .
KLINGEL & FERDINAND.
WHOLESALE AHlJ KCTAI^ i^lCALBES IN
GKPJTLEMEN'S PUftNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
AKO KO. 97 DBSOTB HOUSB BLOCK, GALENA.
'8 KOlt^FHBBlf COtTITTtfiS
No. 36 Levee, opposite tbOiSteamboat Landing, Galena,
4^vi^&l^ and (|0OTmi8si0n 3tti!i[i:Itattts,
J>MAMjaA IS
PRODUCE, COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, NAILS,
WINES, Ua^KS, CIGABS, TOBACCO, &c.
Constantly on hand, a full Supply of the best EASTERN HOPS and all articles kept in
the Grocery business, which have been purchased of first hands for Cash, and ate offered
for sale at Wholesale 6n the most reasonable terms.
AOISNTS FOB THE
in M imii ciiTM & MTHT's muffl m nm
• Orders filled at short notice for all descriptions of Rifle, Sporting, and Blasting POWDER,
of a superior quality.
Choice WINES and BRANDIES, for Medicinal purposes, that are fully guaranteed.
H. F. MCCLOSKEY,
lORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
THO. 82 I^ETEE^ GAI^EHTA.
LIBERAL. APVANOES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
MISS MCCOMBER,
FASHIONABLE ffllLLINER.
lO^ Improved Gain Twist Tar^^t Eifles, -ffttti or without Patent Huzzies; Telescopes, Ball Starts,
Hwedges, Slug Moulds, kc. Sporting Rifles of everj description, Double Rifles, Double Rifle and Shot|
Single and Double Shot Guns, Rifle Barrels, Revolvers, Single and Double Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot
Pomches, Game Bags, and every article in the sporting line. Gun Repairing done promptly and warranted.
AGENT FOR REMINGTON'S ftlFLB BARRELS.
.W- db Ha- :si/£j^-^^srisii^.
'4»»»» '■
BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING
ALWAYS ON HA2fD. ALSO,
47 KAUr RntXET, OAIXVA.
JOHN MOJVTI, - Proprietor,
A CHOICB SBLJSOTXOir OP
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
COSBTAHTLr OST HAKD.
N. B. — An excellent LUNCH set during the season, supplied -vrith all the delieaoles.
XAirUFAcrnrBSB kso bepaibzr ov
CUTLERY AND ALL SORTS OF EDGE TOOLS,
SCiSSORa RAZORS, KNIYBS, AND dAWS 8HARPBXnE2D.
m
irOKTHBRN OOUNTIKS
^,..V**l«m,^
■#
%
MRS. MARY MERRICK,
NO. 90 MAIN STREET, GALENA.
«TRAW BONNETS, OF EVERY VARIETY.
SILK AND SATIN BONNETS.
EMBROIDERED BONNETS.
BONNET SATINS.
BONNET SILKS.
RUCHES.
. LEISSES.
BLACK CRAPES.
COLORED CRAPES.
ENGLISH^ CRAPES.
BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.
HEAD DRESSES AND FANCY CAPS.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
RICH BROCADE DRESS SILKS.
BLACK GRp DE RHINES.
FANCY STRIPE AND PLAID SILKS.
STRIPED FOULARD SILKS.
STRIPED LAWNS.
BAREQES.
COLLARS.
CHEMIZETTES.
UNDERSLEEVES.
EMBROIDERIES AND EDOINOH
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
MANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS.
In coDclasion, I would say, that we keep a general assortment of
Mitt Mm musmm mmt
Not enumerated aboTe, which we will sell low for CASH.
»
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES.
MARY MERRICK.
• ipy ^ 30IDr IBB T%jBr- i gp jnk y ^ - y — » >
,B^^^^^^B ^w ■^^R'^^w i^^^^B^^ , ^^»^i^^w' ^p^^^v^^' ^^^^i^i^^^ ^^^n^^ ^^^^Hpf^^, ^^2^> -^
Comer of Mftm and HHl Streets, fialena,
WH0LE8ALB DEALXR IN ' * . ^ •
DRUGS,CflEMICALS,PERFUMERY
J. A. PACKARD & CO.,
STAKi ii PAii¥ SiY SiiSS^
BOTH FORCION AND DOMESTIC,
Combs, Laces, Ribbons, Boots and Shoes, Teas, &e.,
NO. 104 MAIN STREET, - - - - GALENA.
C. R. PERKINS,
Hannfactirer and Wholesale tod Retail Dealer la
msm, ms&, nm, viium,.k
A^SO,
* ' -. D»AtEBS IM " "
WINES AND LIQUORS!
• * ^ AjfD arAmTTAcrrimitKft of -
NO. 232 MAIN STREET, - - - GALENA.
fbe ^Meeet Bniiidli-ef RheniA Wines alwayt on lialid.
$8
wwoBsa (xmeam
POETEK & SPEITT,
WBOLESALS ASV KBTAlL DlBALKlt IX
BONNBTS, R1B30N8, BMBROIDBBIES,
GABPETS
Ko. 172, Corner of Main and Hill Streets, • - - Galena.
W. J. QUAN & CO.,
': FORWABBING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, •
No. 45 MAIN STREET,
(NEAR THE LEVEE,)
«iaCRARD(80K) IS HIMSEXaF AOAZXr."
J^. H. RIOHA-UDSOISr,
lieree, near liower Bridi^e, Galena*
SfePAIEING, of all Icinds, done in the jieftUsi and most expeditious maimer.
^ STEAMBOAT WORJK, of aU kinds in n^ Uat^ es^^cuted <m ahort notiot.
GA^SniSbtt ANb Dtlti^^ORT. 8S
■ l< I I I »,■*, ifal
GEORGE RICHAUDSON,
HAKUFAOTUKBS OV
No. 139 Main Street, Galena.
RIPLEY, BROWN & CO.,
iMP.OIITCR9^ OF
^^^<:^^ @^^^@0^
JLKD
CROCKERY WARE.
DSALEB8 131
Itooking Glasses, Chandeliers, Qirondoles,
HOLAR LAMPS> CLOCKS, GAS FIXTURES, &C.,
Nb. 105 MAXN STREET,
JA-MES HOOD,
(LATE 8TIU.MAN at ROOD,)
m\
M Ai ill MMe imit
. , ASID WHOLISAKS OEALBB IN ^
ITiae Teas, T©)ba€€©8,;^Sogar8, 6^ff©c, laxls & ©rooertesj
SO. 89 I^ETEE, GAIiEMA*
Sole Agent for K^teon'a Inm Sftfes and Eimtiriia {lalt Company.
s2
8^ s^pi^nK co^nsufm
R« L. BOSEBROCJOH,
Comer of Spring Street and Levee, Galena.
OOMSTANTLT ON^ RAHD,
MONUMENTSJQMB TABLETS, MEAOSTONES
Pantfis; bureau, %Mt, »nir drndtx Cops;
IMPOSING STONES, AND TILES FOR FLOORING. .
AOEST FOR THE 8ALX OF
IRON MILINfi, FREl^CH BUER MILL STONKS,
DUTCH BOLTINa CLOTH, <fcc.
G tr H SMITH!
]Vo. 311 Main Street, Oalena.
J$^ Constantly on hand, COLT'S REVOLVERS, GUNS of all descriptions, PISTOLS, GUX
Trimmings, &c. gunsmiths furnished.
imepatrffig done on short notice, and warranted.
EDWARD SALOMON,
PBALXR IV
Nos. 39 « 98 mjS STBEET, fiAXJaTA.
BOYS' OLOTItfNa OP JJVifi^JlY I^El^OBIPTION.
GAZBTTfiER AND DIRECTORY. ^6
____ '* ^
l>SAI.BB IN
SHOE FIISTDIlSraS, &c.,
NO. 88 MAm 8TRBBT, OAIJBNA,
- HIGHEST KABEET PRICE PAID at all times for HIDES and SKINS. -«M
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL
6B0CES & FBOVISION DEALER,
J¥kf. 308 JIM^MJ^ STItMSET,
CS3^ <iS^ C£a SB £7
GALENA TELEGRAPHEbl
IH COXRBOTION WITH ALL OTHEK UNBB
In the XTnited iStates and Canadas^
OFtniOEl, 1 . . : . . ^o. 38 LEVEE.
KOV. J. D. CATOV, Prtfideat B. H. BEEBB, Bfreetor.
S. D. £i. SWiaST^ Mtonger.
KMXH9&lf OOHOTUd
i
OOR. MEEKER & CLAUDE STREETS,
CS^- ^C^ £23 D8 S:^' ,<£^ •
TELFOSD, WILLIAMS & CO.,
In their New Building, with large additions to their Machinery and Tool», are prepared io di*
ALL KINDS OF
EQUAL TO AKY DONE BY HAND.
TONGUEING AND GROOVING,
SUPERIOR TO HiVND WORK.
RIPPING BONE IN A SUPERIOR STYLE,
aDOOIiS," OF jUlXJL, sizes Sc ST^YXiBS.
Of any size and nomher of Lights, made to order in a workmanlike manner.
Made equal to any done by hand.
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES
Of anperior qnkUty, on short notiee.
. .:,9ftm^t^fi m •»•▼* W^li^.f^k fiH«([^i, Mrf ttmgaj ttttam U,
SADDLE, HARNESS & TRUNK
wo. ao* MAIlf STREET, ' %^^^%^o"
Keeps conatautly on bun), at Wholesale tad Bet^,. a good article of Saddles,
Harness, Trnnks, Carpet Bngs, Whips, Cart and Dray Harness, Collars, and
a general assortment of everything in his line.
^ J. WALDER, ^
-WHOIEBALS Ain> BETAIL DBALEK IN
DEUGS, MEDICINES,
OILS, PAINTS, AND PAINTERS' ABTIQIiES,
l^atttttsb^s, ^iSthubnr (glass, aiti iputig.
GLiSSWARE, PERFUMERY, FINE SOAPS,
HAIB ft TOOTH BBU8HE8, PAINT BBVfiHES, SUBGICAI ft DBHTAL nrSTBTnORTS*
PURE WinSS ft BRAKBIS8 mH HENCAL PVRTOSlS,
FANCY A.RTICLES, &o„
MO. V8 MAIM STREET, GAI.KIIA.
Orders' from the Country promptly attended to, and satisfaction gnaranteed.
•— r 1 — •- j^—
DRS. WILCOX & STILES,
OFFICE OTER BROOKES' BOOK STORE, 5
cosunat of icaxh * wsasx axasBxa, at-Jtkj:tB3^jL.
m
H<tt»B»x 'ooxmnas
GARDEN PRAIRIE,
Port Village, Boon« County, is situated on the Galena and Chicvgo IFnion R. R., 6 miles
West from Belyidere. Distant 72 miles West from Chicago. Usual fare, $2,15.
OBKEVA.
The County town of the County of Eane^ is very beautiftilly situated on the West side of
Fox Riyer, 157 miles N. East l^ North of Springfield, the G. & C. air line Railroac^ to Dixon
«ad Fulton cresses the Fex River at this point, 40 miles West fh>m Chieago. The village is
new, but rapidly improving, and its pleasant and healthy location attracts quite a large num*
ber of Tisitors during the Summer moaths. Population iabout 1,500.
ALBHABEnOAX. LSKT OF
Abbott Allison, builder
AutclifF Thomas, butcher
lUNK OF GENEVA, (see eard.)
Barker P. A. proprietor hotel
Beny Samuel, tailor
Bixby L. P. builder
Boyer Moses, blacksmith
Britt flfiss M. A. milliner
Buf kv 9. C. bttild«r
Buiklnr £. builder
Uunktr D. H. builder
J^itler 0. M. papermaker
Carter John, boots ai^d shoes
Chambers J. J« builder
Clark, Kelley & Co. livery stable
CU»Y 6. ti. jE^fnd dealer
Coleman OHver, cooper
Conant Rev. A. H., Unitarian
Danford A. & Co. general dealers
Danford £. & Co. manufacturers of mowers
and reapers
Davison l^ihsga, plumber
Dearborn L. & Co. real estate agents
Demoney A. planing mill
Dusenbury H. S. physician
Dewey J. H. mason
Geneva House
Herrington A. M. hard and tinware
Herrin^tou A. M, (notaiy) attorney
Herrllagtoii & Spalding, bridunakers
Herrington & McQuillan, publishers Kane Co.
Democrat
H^ginf lU*^ Methodist
Hignt William & Co. carriage builders
Hotchkiss.S. liariiessmaker
House Jason, blacksmith
Jewett John, jr. attorney,
KeUy John, mason
FB0FESSI0H8, TKAOES, «#.
Erom S. builder
Erom Isaac, builder
LE BARON DR. WILLIAM, town elirk
Lester Robert, mason
MoAlleny J. general dealer
Marr Rev. J. R. Methodist
Maybome Dr. Jv H. attorney and notary public
Metcalf Charles, builder
Middleton Thomas, taflor , .
Moore A. B. grist mill
Nash A. N. painter
Pattefi C. general dealer
PatiMi George D. lumber dealer
Pluto W. B. attorney
Pybus , boots and shoes
Ratl^one W. general d^al^* '
Reed John, boots and* siioea
Sawin J. H. builder
Sohmoldt J. R. builds
Scott E. lumber dealer
Sears P, gfuoral dealer ' -
Skipioitii.G. J. general ckaldl^
Shore Charles H. builder
Tinsley BL butcher ^ '^
TODD S. H. justice of /he peace
West W. B. banker, land agent and exchange
dealer
Westgarth George, masoh
Whitakei* & Reed, machinists
Whifakerr William, Q&binetmaker ■ '
Wilder W. C. jr. painter
Wilder W. C. painter and undertaker
Willia^is Ja^es, b^^ckajKiith
Wilsoii ft'Cockroft, printers and stereotypera
Wilfion J. G. attorney
Winship Richards, builder
Worsley Joseph, mason
Youbg J. S. builder
MMW&
3is: . 33 . -^^r XI s a?;
Lands Located on Time. Improved and Unimproved Farms for Sale. Taxes Paid In Iowa, %c., for Non;
BsBitftots.' Moneys Remitted ^^M Old Coantfles. DepoSTte iieedinits kepit. ' ' - '
GAZSXmB ANJ> JXIBSCTORT«
9»
GENOA,
Post Village, SeEalb Coanty. It is sitaated on Sycamore JUrer, in the N. £. port of the
Coonty, and is a place of considerable trade. , - '
GILMER,
Post Village, Lake Couoty, stt^a^s on a fine elected psairie^ equl-distaat between Fox imd
Desplaines Rivers, 186 miles N. E. from Springfield.
GRAFTON,
Poat Village, McHenry County.
ALPHABimCAL LX8T OF PBOFESSIOKS, T&1BS3, *c. #
HILL HIRAM A. town clerk
BROWN P. jr., justice of the peace
PENDLETON CHAUNCY, justice of the pe&oe
Adams A. 0. & Co. general dealers
Bagg John P. proprietor hotel
Bings Rey. E. C. Congregational
Brown H. B. storage and forwarding
Brown P. general dealer
Card C. W. H. blacksmith
Cole C. D. H. physician
Corliss David, storage aad eommission
Dufif & Carmichael, storage and forwarding
Duff Dai^iel, general dealer
Fox Pliney, attorney
Garrison John, physician
Hubbard Charles, general dealer
Huntley &, Williams, general dealers
Jones Rev., Methodist
Kibby A. J. general dealer
GREENWOOD,
Post Village, McHenry County, 182 miles N. by. E. from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, fto.
SIMMONS J. town clerk
BARROWS 0. T. justice of the peace*
THOMPSON A. C. justice of the peaee
Barber J. M. proprietor hotel
Barber Ira, carpenter
Barrows L. H. S. carpenier
Oheesebro 0. P. lime dealer
Goodsell & Simmons, general dealers
Hart W. B. physician
Hart Rev. J. A., Presbyterian
I^ouenstein G. boots and shoes
Jacobs N. lime dealer
Merchant A. B. boots and shoes
Moss F. W. grist and saw mill
Murphy & Dufield, brickmakers
Newman S. L. carpenter
Northup C. carpenter
Salisbury W. carpenter
Southworth N. H. carpenter
Toles Job, grist and saw mill
GUILFOBD,'
Winnebago County. ^
ALFHABEHCAL LIST OP FBOFSBSIOBTS, TRADES, fte.
ENOQH HIRAM R. lustice of the peace I HUNTER , town clerk . •
HALE ALFRED E. justice of the peace | LOUDENZ HARRY, juaUce of the peaco
HAINESVILLE,
Po9t Village, Lake County, is situated in the Township of Avon, about a mile and a half
from the centre, on the Lake and McHenry plank road. The first house was built in the fall
of 1839.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOKS, TRADES, &e.
EMERY S. Li town clerk
WEIGHT 0. S. justice of the peace
MARBLE LEVI, justice of the peace
DODGE Rev. R. D. justice of the peace
Marvin S. W. notary public
Arnold J. T. general dealer
Barron , harness dealer '
Bfyant D. blacksmith
Cooper John, proprietor hotel
Garwood Joeeph, carpenter
H^sMi Riehard* pbysiolan
Ingalla I»teo Bf getteml dMkr
Kapple Rev. Jamea, Congregational
Lovejoy WilUam, proprietor hotel .
Morrill J. Q. physician
Parker Aaron, carpenter
Rosa E. boots and shoes
Slusser Joshua, carpenter
Thompson George, attorney /
Walters & Rosa, harness makers
Whise Nahnm, saw mill
Whitney Harvey, blacksmith
Wright O. S. carpenter
9Q
irOKTHERN' COtTOTIES
HANOVER,
Post A''illage, Jo Daviess County, sitoatod on Apple Kirer, 178 miles N. N. W. Springfield.
ALPHABETICiJi LIST OF FBOFESSIONS, TfiAl^ES, Ac.
DEAN WALTER, town clerk
ROSE SHERMAN S. justice of the peace
HAMMOND WARD K. justice of the peace
Chapman J. B. cabinet maker
Craig Nathan, lumber dealer
Crittenden W. lime dealer
Dean Walter, carringe builder
Dwight A. L. physician
Gage Re*: George, Methodist
Gillett 0. H. grist and saw mill s
Freeman John, blacksmith
Fren George, blacksmith
Jeifers Stephen, general dealer
McCorm John, carpenter,
McCrary James, tailor
McGiven E. A. boots and shoes
McLaughlin Collin, carriage builder
UcNeal George, blacksmith
Milligan J. E. sash, doors and blinds
Milligan Joseph, carpenter
Oborn Rev., Presbyterian
Pilcher Rev. Louis, Baptist
Reynolds J. B. machinist
Rose S. S. general dealer
Smith & Cobom, general dealers
Van Oman R. IT. boots and shoes
Wadleigh William, sash, doors and blinds
Wells John, harness maker
Wells Charles, harness maker
White James W. grist mill
White John, general dealer
White Jonathan, saw mills
Woodbury N. proprietor hotel
Young James S. carpenter
HARLEM,
Post Village, Winnebago County.
ALPHABETICAL ttST OF PB0FESSI0H8, TEADE8, fto. ^
RALSTON ROBERT, town clerk I ANDREW JOHN, justice of the peace *
JENKS HARRIS, justice of the peace ^ ( Ustick Rev. John, Presbyterian
HARRISON,
Post Village, Winnebago County, is situated on the south side of Picatoniea BiYef, 182 aUet
N. from Springfield.
ALFHABBnOAL LLBT OF FB0FE88I0N8, TBABB8, «;e.
Patterson A. justice of the peace
Atkinson William, carpenter
Conklin & Preston, barrel staves
Jewitt J. R. saw mills
I^ffiiigwell W. physician
Patterson A. physician
Preston R. G. carpenter
Richards B. F. k D. S. lime dealers
Smith A. C. carriage builder
Smith R. H. general dealer
Van Slyke Isaac, blacksmith
Van Slyke, Williams & Co. general dealers
HOWARD,
Township and Post Ofiice, in Winnebago County. There are three post-offices in this 1!oi^n-
ship, viz : Howard, Medina, and Tyler.
ALPHABETICAL IJ8T OF FE0FE88I0KS, TBADE8, fte.
BEACH A. town clerk
WEBSTER P. B. justice of the peace
FRITZ G. justice of the peace
BEACH A. associate justice county court and
notary public
Orandel Wilson H. physician
Derwent & Derwent, grist and saw mills
Hall, Drake & Co., blacksmithB
Kurd William, carpenter
Lewis G. lime dealer
Magee William, lime dealer
Marshall William, carJJenter
Pillsbury Samuel, general dealer
Richards B* J. lime dealer
Richards D. S. lime dealer
Stoves John, grist mill
Turner C. G. carpenter
Wilkinson John, broom manufacturer
JO DAVIESS COUNTY,
Oeoupiea the North-Weat comer of the State, and includes the best settled part of 'tfti* Lm4
Mine region within the limits ot Illinois. It is bounded on the North by Wisconsia, Soath by
OmtoI, East by Stephenson Connty, and West by Mississippi River. It wae settled in 182^ by
•migrants from the Southern States, and was organised in 1827, and named in|^€iior of a dia*
tinguished General who fell at the battle of Tippecanoe. The swrfihoo of thft conntfy itt tkkt
Ceontj is hilly and th^ soil abonnding in lead ii,nd C)9|per ore, of the former of which no len
» quantity than 88,000,000 lbs. were exported in 1861. Copper of excellent quality is abun*
daat, considerable siWer and even gold has been found ; and limestone, sandstone and free-
stone exist throughoiit &e cottnty. Capitol, Galena, situated on Fevre Kifer.
JUNCTION,
Post Village, Dupage County, is situated 80 miles West from Chicago and 4 J East from Gene-
va. This place derives its name from the junction of the Chicago & Burlington and Dixon &
lo^ft Central Railroads, with the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad.
ALFfiAJUBnCAL UBf OF FB0FES8I0KS, TBADES, ftc.
Lakely J. H. blacksmith
McDonald Joseph, general dealer •-
Harvey J. A. proprietor Railroad House
Johnson J. D. master mechanic G. &. C. U.
Railroad
Ketcher , general dealer
MOREY J. W. postmaster
Winslow C. W. station master
KANE COUNTY. *
Is situated in the North-East part of the State and is bounded on the North by McHenry, on
the East by DuPage and Cook, on the South by Kendall, and on the West by DeKalb County.
It was formed from th« attached portion of Lasalle County, and ^ organized in 1836. —
This is in every respect one of the finest Counties in the State. It is watered by Fox River
and its branches, all of whioh are excellent mill streams. It is a superior farming County,
the surface generally level or rolling and the soil of great fertility. There are ten dams
thrown' across Fox River alone, within the County, and the immense water power thus obtain-
ed, must prove a never ending source of wealth to the citizens. County Seat, Geneva. Th#
other principal towns are Atirora, Elgin, St. Charles, Batavia, and Dundee, the two former ol"
irliich have a united population of about 8,000.
KANEVILLE,
Sane County. This Village is situated in a township of the same name, in one of the best
sCpcioQltaral ports of the Goimty. Distant 150 miles N. N. W. froih Springfield.
ALFHAUnCAL LlftT OF FBOFESSIDHB, TBAfiSS, Ae.
BOSS WILLIAM, town clerk
L£WIS JAMES, jr. justice of the peace
Adams John, blacksmith
Davis William, carpenter
Hanna M. general dealer,
Hangerford Purdy, carpenter
J«y F. S. blacksmith
Kawkiiks W. J. proprietor Koneville Hooae
Lathrop Rev. J. F. Baptist
Lewis James, jr. wagon and carriage maker
LintnOr N. carpenter
Potter M. F. physician
Pratt James, carpenter
Remington II. general dealer
Smith £. carpenter
Smith Rev. W. J. Methodist
KISHWAUKEE,
Post Village, Winebago County, is a thriving little place, situated at the junction of thv
Rock and Kishwaukee Rjivers, 168 miles N. N. E. from Springfield.
(Sis N£w Millford.)
KOSSUTH,
Is situated In the township of Manchester, Boone County, .185 miles N. by £. from Spring-
ield.
LAKE COUNTY,
Lies at the extreme North-East corner of the State and is bounded on the North by Wiseon*
sin, on the East by lAke MuBhigan, en thfi Sottth %y Coek, and Westward by McHenry County,
being about 23} miles long and 19} miles wide, and contains aa area of about 460 square
miles. It derives its name from its situation upon Lake Michigan as well as from the great
number of small lakes cantalned within its borders. It was originally a part of Mclfeni^
County, and was first settiod in 1833, b^tdid not increase very rapidly in population until
183&--6. The surface of the land in this County is gently undu|atiBgy with a fair proportioii
of timber to the prairie. On the 5th of April, 1841, the County Seat was moved from Lib«r-
tyviUe where it hod been previously located, .lo Littlefort (Waukegan), where it has since it*
uoliwd.
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NOfi^HiiRir tovmtts
Township, Stephenson County.
LANCASTER,
ALFHABSTIOAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOKS, TSADES, Ac
WRIGHT WILLIAM, town clerk
MITCHELL WM. B. justice of the peace
WRIGHT P. L. justice of the peace
Badger Robert, cabinetmaker
Brown John, sawmill
Doane Joseph, blacksmith
Elgen George, sawmWl
Hoffman John, carpenter
Lapp Benjamin, cai-penter
Levan Benjamin, brickmaker
Neil James, carpenter
Newcomber Henry, carpenter
Nippert Charles, blacksmith
Shane Jacob L. carpenter
Southerland S. & Co. gristmill
LAONA,
Post Village, Winebago County.
AIPHABITIGAL LIST OF FBOTESSIOHS, TRADES, Ac.
WILLIAMS E. J. town clerk
RVANS ALFRED, justice of the peace
WEBSTER SOLOMON, justice of the peace
Baker Preserved D. machinist
Bates J. C. carriage builder
Elliott G. W. blacksmith
Judson Thomas, painter
Keyser John, tailor
liarrabee A. H. blacksmith
Morey Abijah, carpenter
Morgan Rev. Eliakim, Christian
Orvis John, blacksmith i
Orvis V. M. tanner and carrier
Randall Harvey, carpenter
Randall William, proprietor Hotel
Roeenorans Case, Uacksmith
Smith D. H. genetral dealer
Stevenson Frank, 8hinglcm«k£r
Yanvalkenburgh Henry, carpenter
Williams £. J. physician
Williams Stephen W. physician
Young Rev. Orson, Methodist
■LENA,
(Alida,) Post Village, Jo Daviess County, is situated on 8th BiTision of the ITlinoi^ Cental
Raibroad, 12 miles west of Freeport. Distant from Cfaieago 138^^ miles. Usual fai«,-liS4.
.A£FHAfiETICAL LIST OF PBOFSSSXDirS, TRIlllBS,-fte.
Allfn William, general dealer
Ambrose & Bailey, lumber dealers
Ambrose Rev. J. E. general dealer
Bailey Rev. M., Baptist
Baker John, genoral dealer,
Chambers J. R. physician
.CAheney L. general dealer
Cockerel R. proprietor hotel
Curtis Amazi, carpenter
Daubler J. W. H. carriage builder
Davis H. G. painter
Decker Rev. , Methodist
Dodds Samuel F.
Gishwiller John, general dealer
Green J. H. tailor
Kelly John P. carpenter
McEathran S. H. & J. W. general dealers
Miller William M. blacksmith
Muzzey J. W. carpenter •'
Pick&rd N. C. physician
Rebers F. general dealer
I S keels A. carpenter
I Snyder Reuben, carpenter - ,
IStearsJ. H. tailor
I Sweet H. P. harness maker
I Truesdale H. physician^
Voight F. brickmaker
Wallace Rev. , Methodist
Watts F. C. boots and shoes
AVillis Rev. E. D., Presbyterian
Young William, blacksmith
LE ROY
Township, Boone County. There are three post-officts in this Township,' viz :
Comers, Park's Corners, and Wilraot.
ALPHABETieyU. LIST QV PBOPBSSiaKS, TSASSS, 4o.
Barton's
CRAMER WILLIAM R. town clerk
HOWEY RICHARD C. justice of the peace
RAYMOND WILLIAM, justice of the peace
TISDEL ELIAS L. justice of the peace
Bristol Lester, carriage builder
Daniel Daniel, tanner and currier
Head Jonathan, oftrpenter
Irving & Brother, general dealers
Kenwortby James T. tailor
Kerr John, jr., general dealer
Kerr William, attorney
Leonard 8. blacksmith
Laushe A. blacksmith
Martindftle G. & Son, carpenters
Miller J. & Sob, carpenter'
Patton B. P. blacksmith
OAZBTI^BK -iKD MHSCTORT.
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Viercf Wesley, phyeiciaa
Streeter J. blacksmith
I Wooley E. M. p^jysician
I Wright & Kenworthy, general deklem
LEYDEN,
Formerly Dunlap's Prairie, Cook County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FS07ESSI0NS, TBAB^S, ^g.
J3R00KS F. T. town clerk
DUNLAP M. L. ^postmaster) nurseryman and
justice of the peace
IRISH LIMAN, justice of the peace
Emerson William, proprietor hotel
Mocklin Rev. U. Lutheran Reformed German
Seybold F. E. general dealer
Struckman D. carpenter
Zach William, general dealer
illlLi^ri ITOiUlI
This Nnrs^ry is sitaated Sixteen Miles from the City of Chieago, on the Western Pliuik Road, and
Six lHile» ^wtth of Cottas^ HUl, oit the Galeiui & Chicago Fnlou Railroad.
A LARGE STOCK OP
Of the APPLE, PEAR, and CHERRY, both Standard and Dwarf; PLUM, PEACH,
NECTARINE ALMOND, with a good variety of the Smaller Fruits. •
TEEES FOR STREET & TOWN PLANTING,
OSHAMEITTAL TEEES, EVER0KEEHS, OSAGE ORANGE, SHRUBS, ROSES, PEONIAS,
TULIPS, and other Plants and Bulhona Roots, fto.
Jl^ PRICED CATALOGUES SENT GRATIS TO ALL APPLICANTS. ADDRESS,
IiBYDEW, COOK CO.,' II.I..
LEYDEN CENTRE,
Post OflBce, Cook County.
ALKBABEtlCAL LI8t OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, fte.
Benubien Alexander, gcsetal dealer
jfry -^ tailor
Fields John, basket maker
Hewitt Cyrus, blacksmith
Martin CliaHes, tailor
Meagher P. R. physician
Rose Benjamin, basketmaker
Rowley William, veterinary surgon
Vonatta William, builder
LORAN,
YeUow Creek Post Officw^ Stephenson Connty.
AIJPHABmCAL U8T OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, dec.
filGBY ABRAM, town clerk I Acher Jacob, carpenter
MITCHELL R. J. Justice of the peace I Alexander Jesse, blacksmith
ANDREWS G. W. justice of the peace } Andrews G. B. & G. W. gristmill
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NOltn&Bll OOlJKTUM
Auracd Joel, tailor ,
liabb Amo«, carpenter
Dick Henry,-blncksmith
Ditzler Mathias M. carpenter
Flickingner ^acob, carpenter
JLantzer John, blacksmith
Lashall J. & R. A. general dealers
Mattes Solomon, blucksmith
Marah & Wattermany genttfd dealers and irool'
len manufacturers
Maiirer John, carpenter
Reed R. K. physician
Sl^h Samuel, carpenter
WingarY Abram, blacksmith
White L. C. physician
Young James, grist mill
LOUISA,
Tdflt Village, Stephenson County.
' ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FE0FS8»I0NS, TBABE8, fto.
Kabcock Asa & Co. machinists
CrouBC H«nry, fciilor
HQffman J. P. (justice of the peace,) general
dealer
CLARK E. F. town clerk
Murray/ M. H. blacksmith
Roush Joseph, carpenter
Royer John, lumber
Post Village, Winnebago County.
LYSANDER,
ALPHABETICAL U8T
VAN DYKE ASA, town clerk
Uower John, justice of the peace
Albee Edson P. tinsmith
Barnham, Jacobs & Smith, lime dealers
licnton, Sabine & Co. ciirriage builders
black emiths
Bessey Solon, carpenter
Bounce 1>avid, carpenter
Brown Ezekiel, geireral dealer
Brown Hezekiah, lumber
Bull William H. brickmaker
Butlor Augustus W. physician
■ Biseell C. H. lumber
(^oinb Aaron L. hamessmaker
Cross Willii^m A. carpenter
Eastman Bela D. physician and apothecary
Eastman Samuel C. carpenter
Emory George R. physician
Farwell Eldridge, carpenter
Foster Reuben R. general dealer
Gaston Edgdr R. general dealer
Gaylord Ebenezer S. saW miU
Gould C. blacksmith
Guilford Elijah, carpenter
Hackness -; — , painter
Uemiuway Joseph, general dealer
Hewitt Rev. Enoch W.
ffenderson James, physiciaki
OP PBOFESSIOKB, TRADES, ftd.
Hills Enos, blacksmith
Hiil Hiram, proprietor hotel
Hoffman & Zuich, general dealers
Irish Rev. Horatio N.
and Johnston' & Broughton, apothecaries
Judd Truetnan, steam saw mill
Kinney William^ carpenter
Lasee Victory B, general dealer and brickm'kr
Mandaville Jacob, general dealer
Mills D. C. general dealer
Munson William, carpenter
O'Brien James, hamessmaker
Pulker Charles, tailor
Pate Owen, general dealer
Reed John H. general dealer and briokmnker
Rouck Nathan R. carpenter
Reynold K. W. physician
Sage John, builder
Shepherd Tracy, cabinet maker
Smith William C. general dealer
Sumner Ephraim, grist and saw mill
Sweet Rev. Martin P.
Swift Edwin & Edgar, builders
Town Solon, builder
Vanc^ William R. general dealer
Walker Abel, carpenter
Winslow Samuel, b^ildet
Woodruft' Harvey,^ lumber
I McCONNELL'S GROVE,
Poit Village, situated in the town of New Pennsylvania, Stephenson CoQiity<
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOPESSIOV 8, TBABES, «e.
Ault James H. proprietor hotel
Burget , blacksmith
Donahan Jacob, general dealer
McConnell R. saw mill
Moore R. B* & Co. general dealevF
Nash Chester, brickmaker
Bima Solomon, blacksmith
Rundecker Henry, carpenter
Stowell B. Wooden ware
OAZEtTEEB AND BIBBCTORY.
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McHENEY COUNTY.
This County Is bounded on the North by Wisconsin, on the East by Lake, on the 3outb by
Xmi« and DeKalb< and on the West by Boone County, It was first settled in 1836 bv emf-
Ip-ants from New York and the New England States. It has a very fertile soil, well adapted
to the growth of wh^at, and is well timbered. It is watered by Fox Rlvef and numerous small
Lakes in the interior. Some of these Lakes have limpid water, gravelly beds, with ridces of
sand round them. This County also abounds with beautiful groves and oak openings Since th6
opening of the Chicago, St. Paul and Fond Du Lac, and Pox Hiver Valley Railroads the pros-
pects of the County are much improved, and it [n now increasing rapidly in population and
agricultural wealth. County Seat is Woodstock. ^ ^ J t f«*«wu" aaa
Post Office, McHenry County.
McHENRY,
ALPHABBnOAL LIST OF
Chamberlain A. F. town elerk
Colby Ira, justice of the peace
Oaman R. J. justice of the peace
Angii Rev. F. P., Baptist
Arnold James, grocer
Bentfeldt & Murphy, blacksmiths and plough-
makers
Bishop R. blacksmith «
Boomer A. P. carpenter
Brown H. T. physician
Bnrnham T. W. & G. W. brickmakers
Bresee Edson, carpenter
Choate & Fay, general dealers
€hiirch A. L. & Bros, carpenters
Cole — « — , cooper
Coleman W. F. & J. M. general dealers
Coleman W. F. physician
Coleman Mrs. J. M. milliner
Covey Jonathan, boots and shoes
Dealp William, coaper
Edson H. S. & Bro. general dealers
Gage & Owen, lumber
Graham A. B. carriage builder ,
Hart Rev. J. A., Congregational
Jewett Bev. N., J^iethodist
Kelter & Fitzsimiiions, general dealers
PBOFESSIOKS, TEADES, fto.
Knights Mrs. milliner
Long H. proprietor Mansion House
Lindsay James, general dealer
Mayes F. G. tailor
Melendy W. P. physician
Nixon A. H. attorney and notary public
Nixon & Brown, general dealers
Owen & Bros, grist and saw mill
Owen 0. W. watch maker
Perkins & Wightman, tinsmith*
Potter D. S. grocer
Rorer George, carpenter
Schmoldt A. W. daguei^rean
Shepherd Rev , Methodist
Smith J. W. & Co. general dealers
Story Jacob, general dealer
Swails Mrs. & Daughter, dressmakers
Veder Rev , Universalist
Wait Louis, painter
Wait & Son, carriage builders
Wall James, boots and shoes
Walch & Skliba, harness makers
Wheeler Rev. Joel, Baptist
Wilson D. C. lime dealer
Wright k Washburn, boots and shoes
MAINEVILLE.
{This Report includes the whole Town of Maine.)
Post Village, in the Township of Maine, Cook County.
AIPHABEnCAI UST 0? PROITESSIOIfS, TBADES, &c.
GAZLEY J. town clerk
CLARK J. C. justice of the peace
PHILIPS H. W. justice of the peace
Foote John, blacksmith
Ooodspeed Anson, carpenter
Oiazley E. D. bricklayer and plasterer
Jutferson L. & H. grrst and saW mill
Jeffrey William,'blacksmith
Morey Samuel, carpenter *
Penny & Meacham, general dealers
Ppyer J. bricklayer and plasterer
Stott Uriah, general dealer
Thomas Burnham, carriage builder
Wheadon Rev. E. D., Methodist
MANCHESTER,
Township, Boone County. The Post-Offices for this township are Hunter and Kossuth.
ALPEABETICAL LIST OI" PBOFESSIOKS, TEADES, Ac.
ADAMS JOHN A. C. town clerk I Burlingame J. physician
HOPKINS HIBAM, justice o? the peace |Slam F. P. proprietor HoUl Hunter
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NORTHERN COUNTIES
MARENGO,
Post Village, McHenrjr County, is »taated on the Galena & Chicago Usion Rulroad, and
next to Woodstock, is the most thriring place in the Connty. Distant from Chicago 66 miles.
Usual fare, $2,00.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADES, ke. ""
American Express Co. B. E. White, agent
Angle & Shedd, drugs, books, &c.
Bagley John H. produce dealer
Bamum N. S. groceries, Mills
Beebe (J. F. proprietor Marengo House
Bigsby R. produce
Bogenzief Samuel, blacksmith
Broughton C. M. & Co. livery stable
Buck Dr. H. A. allopathic
Buxton & Otis, hardware
Cannon C. D. wagon maker
Canch R. & Co. painters
Clark Charles, boots and shoes
Clark Jehira, clocks and watches
Clark W. II. H. groceries
Cooley Dr. E. homoeopathist
Coon A. B. attorney
Cornes James, builder
Cull S. A. architect
Dietz J. J. & H. steam saw mill
Dimon W. T. wagonmaker
Edwards J. 0. & W. dry goods, Sx.
Farmer H. E. blacksmith
Green Dr. J. W.
Groat , meat market
*Hart & Stowell, confectionary^ fruit, &e.
Hammer & Mason, dry goods, &c.
Hilnce John, groceries
Henry Thomas, dentist
Herrick C. M. fan maker
Hibbard , builder
Hibbard G. H. nurseryman
Hughes Adam D. railroad contractor,
Hyde S. P. produce
Jeoks 0. S. drugs
Jones H. 0. baker
Kurcosky J. clothing
Lamb & Mack, lumber «
Manning William, mason
Mansfield Augustus, hardware.and gnx^ies
Marengo Hotel, G. P. Beebe, proprietor
Miller Christian, wagonmaker
Parker & Filmore, cabinetmakers
Parkhurst A. R. & P. T. dry goods, &c.
Partridge & Pullen, general dealers
Paynt^r S. R. attorney
Pulver C. D. attorney ,
Richards & Johnson, earriage buildiers
Rogers Henry O. attorney
Saflford F. & N. S. varieties
Shepard H. D. watches and jewelry
Skinner E. H. nurseryman
Skinner E. H. & E. B. blacksmiths
Skinner H. G. seedsman
Skinner & Linsley, dry goods, &c.
Spencer House, Spencer & Broughton, propHorS
Sperry Anson, postmaster and attorney
Stewart W. produce
Sullivan M. & Co. painters
Sumner G. H. merchant tailor
Trowbridge Charle? S. hamessmaker
Tyler & Gibbs, builders
Warner S. P. dry goods, &c.
White D. E. dry goods, &c.
SPENCER & BROUaHTpN, - PROPRIETORS.
This House has been newly built, and furnished throughout in the latest style.
STAGES leave daily for Dolavan, Wisconsin, and twice a- week for Sycamore and Cortland.
MILLVILLB,
Post Village, Jo Daviess County.
ALPSABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRABES, fte.
Burbridge Jackson, grist mill
Bnrbridge Rowland, grist mill
Burbridge Thomas, grist mill
Cowen £. H. lime dealer
Davis James, lime dealer
Dean D. H. blacksmith
Dom W. N. 'general dealer
IHirfee &. 8. carpenter
Faith Alexander B. lime dealer
French Horace, proprietor Frenches Hotel
Haller B. C. stone cutter and mason
Hoover William, saw mill
Marshall John W. general dealer
OXANDA SAMUEL, town clerk
Rue John, blacksmith
Zoke S. H. R. wagon maker
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Township), Du Page County.
MILTON,
ALFHABS3:iGAL LIST
aOHNSON CARLOS, town clerk
>JOHNSON W. J. justice of the peace
Chadwick Avery, proprietor hotel
<Dhadwiok & Co. carriage builders
Dubrock & Brother, general dealers
^ISH BANIEL, justice of the peace
Harrison Rev. Mr. Baptist
<3M)Rir ERASTUS, justice <rf th« pe^ce
Hageman F. C. physician
Hall E. A. general detkler
toward <;. K. W. general dealer
PB0FE8SI0HS, TRADES, ftti.
Hull &' Benjamin, general dealers
Lumry Rev. Rufus, Methodist
Markham Rev. R. F. Weideyan Methodist
MEACHAM M. F. (postmaster) • proprietor
hotel '
Newton L. Q. physician
Potter H. S. physician
Powell Rev. , Methodist
Smith Rev. Milton, Methodist
Valette J. 0. physician
Valette Jonathan, notary public
MONTGOMERY,
The vMage of Montgomery is very pleasantly situated on a high rolling piece of land on the
\Fox River, 2^ miles South of Aurora. It is in the township of Aurora, Kane County. DistaDt
^6} miles ^S. W. from Chicago.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Lampman Charles, cabinet maker
Miller J. & A. carpenters
Palmer A. C, general dealer
Palmer & Watkins, sash, blinds and doors
Shears & Brother, carpenters
Stancel James, blacksmith
West William, carpenter
J*ALMER A. R. justice of the peace
Saker & Bewitt, manufacturers of reapers,
cornshellers and horse powers
<Cook D. general dealer
Egbert A. E. carpenter
Gray & Brother, flour mills
Gray D. S. saw mill
Hagar Joseph, boots and shoes
NAPERVILLE,
Post Village, and County Seat of Dupage County, is pleasantly situated on the East bank *
of the Dupage River, at a distance of eight and a half miles S. W. of Wheaton's Station on
the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, with which place there is regular connectioh by stage
twice a day. The first house was built Ik 1832, since whieh time, owing to many local causes,
the growth has not been very rapid. A l^rge proportion of the population of this village are
Germans, or Pennsylvania Dutch, atf they are called. Distant 161 miles N. £. by N. from
Springfield, 28 miles W. by S. from Chicago. Population about 1700.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FROFESSIOKS, TRADES, 6c.
Addler J. boots and shoes
Bank of Naperville
Bapst Alonzo, cabinet maker
Bapst D. grocer
Bender Henry, pAinter
WALTER BLANCHARD, county judge
Blank Aaron, carpenter
Bishop A. cooper
Bollinger 0. P. physician \
Branch Hiram, painter
BROWN Rev. HOPE, school commissioner
Brunnell & Osgood, carriage builders
Butz Israel, cabinet maker
Cody H. H. attorney
Collins John, lumber dealer and carpenter
Colt' A. boarding House
Daniels H. C. apothecary and bookseller
DUDLEY MYRON C. county clerk
Eberly John, cabinet maker
Egermann T. brewer
Ellsworth Lewis & Co. nurserymen
Fridley Andirew, tinware and stoves
FiOBt & Madort^ boots, and shoes
Fry George, wagon maker
Good Charles, painter
Graves A. W. sheriff
Green John T. general dealer
Guiler P. K. physician
Herrick 0. B. boarding house
Hess David, cashier Producer's Bank
Hines Michael, boots and shoes
Horn 'John, tailor
Hues Rev. 0., Methodist Episcopal
HUNT CHARLES, town clerk
Hunt J. J. blacksmith
Hunt R. M. & R. W. nurserymen
Jackson S. L. blacksmith
Jerroy J. physician
Jones A. saw mill
Keith Aylmer, cashier Naperville Bank
Keith & Co. proprietors Dupage Journal
i Kimbal J. J. & D. J. millers
Lancer M. cigars
I Lent Norman, blacksmith
Loomis, Willard & Lent, carriage boildoro
Long 8. tailor
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KO&fBBBir COtJNTIBS
IiO&ING H. JAStioe of the pewie
Martin George, lime dealer
Murray R. N. attorney and notary public
Musson Charles, nurseryman
iliadelhoffer William, cabinet maker
Kaper Joseph, president Producers' Bank
NAPER ROBERT, (post-master) general dealer
Naper William, grist mill «
Napenrille Academy
N0B1?HRUP PETER, county recorder
Orcutt Philip, carpenter
Parnsh, Clary & Sleight, livery stable
Peariee H. L. & Co. general dealers
Powers T. constable
Pratt J. boardihg house
Pre-emption House, J. S. Yundt, proprietor
%ich Eli, general dealer
Richmond C. W. principal Napemlle Academy
RIDDLE JOHN, jr., justice uf the peace
Rose William, tailor
Bother Samuel, baker
"Schneider David, harness maker "^
Schott George, tailorj
Scott Willard, president NaperriHe Bank
Scott Willard & Co. general dealers
Scramburgh S. jewelry, &c*
Shattuck H. carpenter
Shott C. boots and. shoes
Skinner & Haight, general dealers
Stephens J. boarding house
Stewart & Bolinger, apothecaries
Stewart William B. (coroner,) physician
Stinger P. & Son, brewers
Strubler G. constable
Thatcher A. F. grocer
Tucker Rev. Silas, Baptist
VALETTE H. J. (county treasurer,) attonuex
Vaughn & Babcock, carriage builders
Wardin Martin, harnessmal^er
Wight W. W. general dealer
Wight J. F. attorney
Yundt A. C. general dealer
Yundt J. S. proprietor Pre-emption House
NAPERVILLE.
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JVominal Capital^ $900,000; Camtai paid In, $50,000,
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DRAFTS FOR SALB OIT BNGLAND, FRANCB & GBRMANT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS.
J®* COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rates of EiLchaDge^ •
-without additional charge^
Correspondents in Chicago, #. H. A. Tuckbe & Co*
" in New York, :..... Van Vleck, Read & Drbxbl.
A. KEITH, Cashier. WIlLIiARD SCOTT, President.
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UBWIS ELLSWORTH & CO., Proprietors,
Have the pleasure to offer at Wholesale and Retail to the Public^ one of the largest and Ibest
selected assortments of
FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SHRUBS ANU PLAIVTS,
Erer before offered West of the Lakes. They have added largely during the past year, and
shall continue to do so, by importations from Europe and elsewhere, and by propagation of
their stock. A large supply of STANDARD and DWARF APPLE TREES, of all the desirable
sorts. The stock of PEAR TREES embraces the largest variety, and some of the largest treeSi
both dwarf and standard, ever before offered at the West ; amongst which ^re some of the
newer French, Belgium, and American yarietles. Many of the trees are set with fruit buds.
Of CHERRT TREES they have a large and fine supply, and all the desirable varieties, embracing most
ofDr.Kirtland'8 new sorts. We have also a large stock of extra-sized MAZZARD CILfeiRliY TREES, a
profitable market fruit— a variety that should be extensively planted out, as it is a free bearer, and one of
the handsomest formed trees of the whole cherry family. FLUii and PEACH IHEES. Choice varieties of
QUINCE TREES. GRAPES , of the followine varieties : Catawba, Clinton , Isabella, and new Gtrman Grape,
recently introduced into this country from Germany, and cultivated only by us. Fruit large and finely
flavorea ; vines hardy and productive. Also, the following new varieties : Concord, Coles' Seedling, Diana,
and Muscadine.
CUBBAITTS: Black Naples, Black English, Black and White Dutch, Red Cherry, White Grape,
Haughton Castle, &c. Every Garden shoula be well furnished with this fruit^-none more healthy when
ripe. We have gathered in one season over twenty bushels of the Red Dutch from less than four rods square.
A rich soil and good cultivation is required.
GOOSEBERRIES and RASPBERRIES, best sorts. STRAWBERRIES, of the best varieties. This is
a fruit produced with little care or expanse, and none more delicate. ASPARAGUS ROOTS, largest sort.
RHUBARB, or PIE PLANTS, of the following and other varieties : Giant, Hybrid Linnajus,
mDth, Tobalsk, victoria, &c.
Stock for Nurserymen. Scions of Fruit Trees. Osage Orange Seed and Plants.
In the ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT, we have a choice selection of
TREES, 80RUBIS, Al«D PLAJVTS,
ni PART, AS rOLLOWS: ^
Horse Chestnut: European and American Hountaiu Ash,* Golden Chain; Tulip Trees: European Larch;
Silver-Leaved Maple; Silver^Leaved Poplar; Altheas; Deutzia; Syringas: Japan, or Flowering Quince;
Lilacs, of the dilmreut varieties; Double-Fl«wing Almond ; Snow-Balls; Spireas, several new and choice
, varieties; Albican Tamarix; Decideaus Cyprus ; Evergreens; Honeysuckles, &c.
Oikr stock of >ROSES consists of over 60 varieties, a majority of which we impoHed from Europe last year*
Our DAHLIAS are not equalled for choice and new varieties. We were awarded the highest premium
liy the lUinoU State Agricultural Society, at its Fair held at Springfield, in October, I8&4, for the best BhcfW
of Dahlias.
\ PJSONIES, both tree and herbaceous-^a large and choice variety.
PHLOX— Verbena8<-some 16 new varieties ; Hyacinths; Tulips; Gladiatus, and other Bulbous Roots.
Our Trees are healthy and vigorous, propagated and cultiTated with care, regarding their
early fmitfulness and hardiness. We use no stimulating manures, to crowd them into a iender
wergrowth. , ' j
AU articles purchased of us, if desired by the purchaser^ will be delivered on some railroad,
free of charge for cartage.
. All Trees, Shrubs, Plants, &c. sold by us, will be correctly labelled and carefully packed
in boxes and bundles, to bear transportation to any distance.
We publish a Wholesale and Descriptive Catalogue, which will be sent to all post-paid
applicationi. IiB"VSri« SXtXiS^^^ORTZa: Se CO.
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«ND ALL ARTICLSS THAT ARE OBNERALLY KEPT BY OltUOaiSTS.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
ESTABIilSHED OCTOHER 10^ 196B,
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excellent opportunity for persons to obtain reading matter at a small expense.
New Publications added as soon as receiyed.
R. M.& R. W. HUNT,
Bepot, near Methodist Church, NaperriHe, Dn Page Goimty,
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The Proprietors, permanently engaged in this business, inyite attention to their stock of
FRDIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES !
Consisting of 75 acknowledged superior varieties of J^lPFTjJB&y selected from the
hundreds of different kinds commonly cultivated in the nurseries East and West,— of the most
popular CZZSmR^SS and lPS.A.!RSy both Dwarf and Standard ; also, PEACH,
PLUM, APRICOT, NECTARINE. CURRANT, and GOOSEBERRIES, and STRAWBERRY
PLANTS that bear. Among the Ornamental Trees are a variety of BVBRGRBBKB, $ome
very rare; and a beautiful collection of ROSES.
They will not boast, but invite an inspection of their 0tock.
All articles carefolly packed and forwarded.
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And Mannfaetnrer of COPPER, SHEET-I&OX, and TIN WAKES,
BBAVCK STORE AT KAPERVILLE. WHEATOITS, DTJ PAGE CO.
€. Vr. RICHHIOIVD, .... principal.
This Institntioa was opened in 1864. The building is constructed of a handsome stone fo^nd
in the yiclnlty, at a cost of $6000, and will afford accommodation to upwards of 300 Pupils.
Its interior is arranged on the best plan for Educational purposes, being divided into fonff
large School Halls with Class-rooms.
There are four Teachers employed, and all branches taught in the higher Seminaries are
pursued here. There is attached tp the Institution a Library of 400 Volumes, and it is also
furnished with the Maps, Charts, &c., for illustrating the Sciences.
present number of Pupils, 160.
CORNEE OF WATER AND MAIN STREETS,
ITAJE»BB."VTririB, I3XT I».A.GH3 CO.
J. S. YUNDT, Proprietor,
Hayino recently taken charge of this couTenient House, will spare no pains to accommodate
all who may favor him with a call.
^W^ILL^HD SCOTT & CO.,
NAPERVILLE, DU PAGE COUNTY,
DEALEBS JV
STi?ti k PiSSf iil¥ ii®BS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, STOHE ft WOOBtt WARE,
Hats & Caps, Boote & Shoes, Jewelry^ Clocks, Stationery^ &e.
ott.> » * n ood Goods «nd Cheap Prioea.") Vanted, all kinds of Country Produce.
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^^M. B. STET^A.ET,
WATER STREET, NAPERYILUS, BH PAfiE COUBTTT.
ALSO,
A good assortment of IDI^TTC3-S and !K££2I3XOX3>T£SS kept constantly
on hand. PRESCRIPTIONS promptly filled.
W. B. STEWART.
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Post Office, Winnebago Coanty.
NEW MILLFORD,
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOFESSIOHS, TRADES, &g.
gLLBB GEORGE W. town clerk
K>RB JAMES, justice of the peace
HARRIS ROSWELL H. justice of the peace
Chapell David S. tailor
Fountain J. L. & G M. manufacturers of Reap-
ers and Mowers
Fountain James L. & Co. machini^
Grant George E. general dealer and ^i«t anU ■
saw mill
Jones William, physician
Miller Adsit, tinsmith
Newkirk , painter
NORA,
Post Office, Jo Daviess County, is situated on the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, 141 mUe»
W. of Chicago. Usual fare, $4.26.
NORTHFIELD,
Township and Post Office, Cook County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESBIOKS, TRADES, ftp..
KENNICOTT CHARLES A. town clerk
BUTTON A. W. justice of the peace
BENNETT W. S. justice of the peace
Qarrower John, general dealer
Eichards William, carriage builder
ffiiepard Orestin, brick maker
Somerville William, blacksmith
Taylor Thomas, carpenter
Tilley Thomas, carpenter
Turtle William, gisneral dealer
Watson Henry, blacksmith
ONECO,
Post Village, Stephenson County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOKS, TRADES, &c.
SHECKLER LEVI, town clerk
HINDS ANDREW, justice of the peace
HARTSOUGH GEORGE W. justice of
peace
Ault David, tailor
Belknap Daniel D. physician
Bobb Conrad, painter
Brown .& Jewett, harnessmakers
Church Rev. , United Brethren
Deal Samuel E. cabinet maker
Elwood Thomas & Brother, carpenters
Falls Samuel D. carriage builder
0ibler & Stookley, carpenters
Harding Z. N. blacksmith
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Hartsough G. W. wool carding, cloth dressing
Herbert Joseph, general dealer
Hilderbrand R. proprietor hotel
Hindes Andrew, attorney
Hoffman G. W. general dealer >
Hoffman John, painter
Kister Isaac, tanner and currier
Kleckner Jackson, lime dealer
Lucan N. G. carriage builder
Pepperman & Lutz, shingle makers
Snyder J. proprietor hotel
Stair Jacob, saw mill
Williams Susan, baker
Winters & Kimball, blacksmiths '
ORANGEVILLE,
Post Village, Stephenson County.
ALPHABETICAL LXST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, fte.
8HECELER LEVI, town clerk (Billow Peter, shingle maker
Aflhby Charles f<. physician (^Rowers John, grist aiid saw mUI
OAZETTBBB AKD DIBECTORT.
Ids
Dvnkel Peter M. proprietor botel
IBagleman Solomoo, harniess maker
Fisher Andrew, boots and shoes
Fndn Henry G^. wagon maker
Frederick William, general dealer
Ointer William, blacksmith
Hallman Benjamin, blacksmith
fienninger Rev. Daniel, United Brethren
fliiffmaogel John, carpenter
Lnti William, blacksmith '
Killer Henry, carpenter
ICnffley Charles S. carpenter
Noll Wiliam, cabinet maker
Beezer Philip, carpenter
Riem Daniel, cabinet toaker
Ritzman William, brick maker
Schelenger Kdmond T. plough maker
Schrack Pinkney, gunsmith
Shaffer C. M. general dealer
Sheckler Levi, machinist
Wagenhaul William, grocer
Wann David, machinist
Watin & Sheckler, foundry
Weaber Rev. George, German Reform
OWEN,
Post Village, Winnebago County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FBOFESSIOITS, TRADES, fte.
TAYLOR JAMES, town clerk
Talbott David P. justice of the peace
Lake Hiram, justice of the peace
Atkinson Rev. , Methodist
Cartwright Rev. — -, Methodist
Rixby Rev., Baptist
PAMPAS,
Township, De Kalb County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, fte.
HABiSHA M. S. town clerk
FINLAY D. F. justice of the peace
CROSSETT J. B. justice of the peace
Ball A. produce
Brooks James, steam saw mill
Champlin H. S. (supervisor,) produce
Coe A. W. produce
£aton Rev. Isaac, Free Will Baptist
Havens Albert, blacksmith
X^awrence J. M. produce
Robb A. G. & Co. general dealers
Smith Robert, carriage builder
Snow F. J. brick maker
Spring & Co. lumber
Strong J. P. carpenter
Thrall Henry, brick maker
Washburn & Woodley, general dealers
Whitney H. E. grocers
Wilcox & Young, blacksmiths
Woodley T. T. boots and shoes
PECATONICA,
Post Village, Winnebago County, is situated on the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad^ 14'
niles West from Rockford, distant 106 miles from Chicago. Usual fare, $3.20.
PENFIELD,
Post Village, Kane County, is situated on the right branch of Fox River, at the entrance of
Big Rock Creek, 142 miles N. N. E. from Springfield.
RICH,
Township, Cook County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIOKS, TRADES, fro.
Lewis George D. -general dealer
Slubnotzy Rev. Wolfgang, German LutheranL
Zimler Xavier, blacksmith
WERNER HENRY, town clerk
Pibke Henry, justice of the peace
Kuckle Rev. George, German Lutheran
Lampart Charles, carriage bttUder
ROCKFORD*
The County JSeat of Winnebago County, is beautifully situated at the roek ford, or head of.
the rapids on Rock River, whence it takes its name. The river divides the City into two di-
^sions of very equal size, known as East and West j^ckford, connected by a substantial
wooden bridge.
The first permanent settlement by immigration to the County was made on the W>e8t side of
Ihe river, by Germanicus White, in the Autumn of 1^35. The site of the present City of
* We have Ifim raluctantly compelled to abridge t^e valuable comrnankations forwarded hy Wm. HuiDTi Maa-f
to whom we ftel indebted for many tavon during the eaaras and completioii of tliia work.
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ROftTBBKK OOTNYIBS
Bookford, on both sides of the riTer, remained the property of the United States OoTemment
until 1843, when it was purchased by the settlers, at $1.25 per acre. Since that time, but-
more especially since the completion of the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad to this point, iib
1858, the progress of the City has been rery rapid, and it now bids Mr to be the largest Citj^
in Northern Illinois, between Chicago and the Mississippi.' •
The Galena & Chicago Union Railroad crosses the river, over a handsome stone bridge, abopit
a quarter of a mile below the City.
Besides extensive works for the manufacture of steam engines, reapers,, wagons, ploughSy
and all kinds of agricultural implements, (the most extensive of which is the celebrated Reaper
Manufactory of Messrs. Manny & Co., situated immediately below the Railroad bridge/ wMch
gives employment to about 150 men, and turns out from three to five hundred machines annu-
ally,) there is an extensive Starch Factory, lately commenced, and several grist tisid saw miDtf
in successful operation. The City (incorporated jn 1852,) also contains eleven buildings for
public worship, several excellent schools, and three good hotels. In the immediate vicinity of
the City there are extensive quarries of excellent cream colored limestone, added to which.
several brickyards and a good lumber market, afford all the materials for good substantial
buildings. Owing to its pleasant and healthy location on one of the most beautiful rivers in
the West, Rockford presents unusual attractions to tourists and pleasure seekers,, during the
Summer months. Distant 170 miles N. by E. from Springfield, and 92 miles N. W. from
Chicago. Population about 6,500. Usual fare from Chicago, $2.75.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOPESSIOKS; TRADES, fto.
Adle Miss, dressmaker, Davis & Enoch's block.
East Rockford
Allen i¥illlam, grocery, State nr River
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Tichnor
& Brothers, agents. East Rockford
AMERICAN HOUSE, Isaac Rowland, proprie-
tor. Main cor Market, E. Rockford
Andrews & DuBois, physicians, Holland's block
Andrew Isaac, drugs, State cor Church, W.
Rockford
Andrews & Smith, dry goods, 9 S. Main, East
Rockford
Armstrong Reuben W. hair cutting, State cor
First, E. Rockford
Avery William R. groceries, cor Cedar and
Court
BARNES GEORGE W. empire daguerrean gal-
lery, Davis & Enoch's block
Banks Thomas W. painter, State nr River, E.
Rockford
Bartlett Murray A. carpenter, State nr Court
House Square
Barnes Michael, merchant tailor, State bt Main
and Church
Baker E. H. (Sec'y Rockford C. R. R) attor-
ney, E. Rockford
Bean & Hough, blacksmiths, State nr Bridge,
W. Rockford
Benjamin F. J. commisson, R. R. depot
Benjamin, Bird & Co. cabinet makers, cor Main
and Elm, W. Rockford
Best E. painter and glazier, neat depot
Bible Society Depository, Worthington bdgs,
E. Rockford
BINGHAM J. W. proprietor City Hotel
Blakeman & Stewart, land agents, forwarding
and commission, State nr Church
Blakeman & Greenleaf, watches and jewelry.
State nr Church
Blair Edwin D. gentlemen's furnishing, &c.
Bladsdell E. W. jr.. & Co. proprietors Repub-
lican
Blaisdell Elijah W.. jr. (editor Republican,)
attorney
Biinn & Emmeiaon, hardware, State bt Mai&
and Church '
Blo'unt J. physician, Main nr State, bds City-
Hotel
Boyd Thomas, dry goods. State nr Church
BRIGGS, SPAFFpRD & CO. bankers, Stat*
nr First, E. Rockford
Brown Andrew, proprietor Rockford House
BROWN & OGDEN, attorneys, 2 Davis &
Enoch's block
Bronson & Smith, clothing, &c. State nr Bridge,
W. Rockford
Brownwell H. druggist, State nr Chui'ch /
BuUard E. F. attorney. State bt Main and
Church
Burgess L. proprietor Rock River House, EtaA
Rockford
Burgess H. A. Empire Saloon
Bumap Francis, attorney, Holland's block
Burnbam L. W. commercial institute. Main
BUTLER CLINTON B. merchant tailor, State
nr Main
Buxton G. S. watches and jewelry. State opp.
Court House
Cahn P. & Co. clothing. State cor Main, East
Rockford
Carter Peter, lumber. Court nr Chestnut
Carpenter M. & Co. auction and commisrioBy
10 Main, E. Rockford
Callender A.> J. produce, R. JR. depot
Chaddock Luther, groceries. State nr Bridge,
W. Rockford
City Hotel, J. W. Bingham,! proprietor, cor
State and Church
CHURCHILL MARCELLUS C. grocer, Maia .
nr State, E. Rockford
Circuit Clerk and Recorder's Office, West end
Court House Square
Clark Gustavus F. fancy goods, State nr First,
£. Rockford
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dikrk Thomas M. watches and jewelxy, State
bt Oharch and Main
Clark L. J. hardware, State bt Main and First,
E. Rockford
Clark Charles W. physician, Main nr State, £.
^ Bockford
Clark Bufus B. homoeopathic, cor Nortb and
Main
COOK H. C- & 0. C. & CO. lumber. Court
' nr. Cedar
Cook John, sexton and undertaker
Coudry Miss £. milliner, Main nr State
Court House, Court Square
Coo'k Henry, groceries, Main nr State, Bast
. Bockfor4.
Cooke John, furniture. State l^ First and Se-
cond, E. Bockftrd
CLABK & UTTBB, steam engines, nr Dam
Crosby Pearson B. dry goods, State cor Main,
B. B.
Church Samuel, blacksmith. State nr Biyer,
E. B.
Ccrwles Edwin W. homceopathic, cor Main and
State
Compton LivingstoB, dry goods, &c. State nr
Main, E. B.
Potton & Co. dry goods, &c.
Crawford Newton, farmer, State nr C. H. Square
Cram 0. W. & Co. groceries, State nr First
Crawford J. dry goods, &c. Main nr State E. B.
Crawford Bobert, mason, Warner's block
Crawford Mrs. J. milliner, Warner's block
City Hall, Peake's block, E. B.
Chismore Henry, gunsmith. Ma. nr State, £. B.
Daniels Y. police magistrate and justice of
the peace, Horseman's bIoc&
Dermett & Jelerson, dry goods, State cor Main,
E. B.
David Bichard, dry goods. Main nr State
Davis & Enoch's Block, cor State and First
Democrat Office, 9 Davis & Enoch's block
Dennis James E. groceries, &c. State bt First
and Second, E. B.
Deyo & Silsby, cabinet makers. First nr State,
E. B.
Dewey George W. saddler. Main N. of State
Dewey Simeon J. oculist, cor Main and State
DIC^BMAN, WHEELEB&CO. bakers. State
Gor Main, W. B.
Dickson D. T. & Co. proprietors Bock Biver
Democrat
Drake H. J. barber, State bpp. Court House
Dnnshee F. E. daguerrean rooms, State bt
Main and Church
Djer John, livery stable, Main nr Mark.H. B.
Ealer William P. druggist, State nr Church
Early J. & M. carpenters and joiners. State nr
Second
J^DSON GEOBGE D. boots and shoes State nr
Main
Fenton Jesse L. dry goods, l^^ake's block, E. B.
Felch John, clothing, &c. cor State and First,
E. B.
Ferguson Duncan, county treasurer, C. House
Fountain J. L. &'C. M. & Co. Beaper mantt-
factory, New Millford
Fisher H. lumber, cor Court and Green
Farmers' & Mechanics' ^Protective Union, H.
Miller, president
Fisher E. H. select school. Baptist Church
Frayley John, merchant tailor, State nr First,
E. B.
Fraley & Gushing, drugs
Franklin S. B. gents' furnishing, Main
Fuller E. L. & Co. bankers, 8 Potter's building,.
E. B.
Godfrey ^. L. & Co. produce, Union House
Grant E. W. hydropathic institute and eye in-
firmary
Goodhue Oliver A. homoeopathic. Main
GBEGOBY & ALLEN, crockery, &©. Stat^ar
Bridge, W.B.
Goodwin Azro •£. surgeon and oculist, Staite nr
First, E.. B.
Gillett Samuel, groceries, Main nr State, E. B.
Graves E. H. civil engineer, Hill
Grove J. H. lumber, nr B. B.
Hawkes George A. daguerrean,' Main bt State
HUNTINGTON & BABNES, books, &dl State
cor First, E. B.
Harris W. C. & Co. confectioners, &c. Main nr
State, E. B.
Hambright, Swift & Co. dry goods, Winneba-
go Hall •
Haines John, saloon. State nr Biver, E. B*' ^
Hanson W. F. butcher, State nr First, E. B.
Hale Dr. F. B. homoeopathic, Court
Hathaway Dexter, boots and shoes. State nr
First, E. B.
Harris A. C. surveyor, Winnebago House
Hazard W. H. furniture, South Main, E. B.
Hart Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, -State nr Main
Hitchcock A. groceries. State nr First, E, B. ,
Holland Block, cor Main and Church
Holland & Wight, attorneys, cor Ma. and Ch.
Holmes & Bogers,^ hats and caps, .State bt
Main and Church
Horseman's Stone Block, State bt Ma. and Ch.
Hagan Garret, merchant tailor, State nr Main
Hope & Clow, hardware. State cor Church
Hyde &>Watts, boots and shoes, State nr Ch.
Hyde Ebenezer, groceries and fruit, State bt
Main and Church
Hulen William, county clerk, Court House
Howell J. B. stone sawing
Howes & Lak,es, lumber, Court nr Green
Horn , physician, State nr First, E, B.
Horn G. W. dry goods. Excelsior Hall, E. B.
Inman Steph. carpenter, State nr Second, £. B.
Janes I. painter, Biver
Jerome & Ketchison, dry goods. Horseman's
Block, E. B.
Jerome, Ketchison & StiUwell, groceries, State
cor Main
Johnston Archibald B. grocer, nr BailrOad
Johson John, painter. State nr Biver, E. B.
Eetcheson D. 0. & Co. grocers, Main nr State
Kingsley & Edwards, grocers, State nr Bridge
lOS.
KQMKBR» COtTKWKS
Kfilly J.. W. physifiian, State nr Miun
jUne B. p. president R. C. R. R.
Xapoiiite John, sash, doors, &c. State nr Ri-
ver, E>Rocfcford */
Lawrie John G. groceries, nr Railroad
Lee John, wagon maker. State nr Bridge, W.
Rockford
Lerow William T. forwarding, &c. R. R. depot
Lowry Miss, milliner. State nr Bridge
Lukes Joseph 0. dentist, cor Main and State
Loop &, Lathrop, attorneys. Horseman's Btoae
block
Lyman & Sargent, physicians and surgeons.
Church cor Main
Little James H. groceries. Court nr Cedar
Lymaa William, physician, Ww Rockford
Lyon Isaiah, justice of the peace, State bt
Main and Church
McFatrich H. A. physician, State nr First
Manning W. A. watches and jewelry. State nr
First, E. Rockford
Manny & Co. reaper manufacturers, nr Rail-
road bridge
Marsh Stephen W. piano fortes and music,
Stale bt Main and Church
Marsh Jason, attorney. Main, W. Rockford
Marshall Peter R. furniture. State nr Bridge
Manloye James G. attorney. State bt Main and
Church
MAYNARD HIRAM R. dry goods, State nr
Bridjge,'W. Rockford
Masonic Hall, 1 Potter's building
Miller J. T. dental surgeon, Davis & Enoch's
block, W. Rockford
Milwain John, architect, 6 Warner's block
MILTIMORB HORACE, druggist, Main
Myers George, hair cutter. State nr Main
Moore F. H. painter, Mfiin S. of State
Moore Mrs. L. dressmaker. State nr Church,
up stairs
Mix T. joiner, cor Court and Elm
Milner Miss M. dress maker. Main nr State
Miller & Miller, attorneys, Court House
Miles Samuel, blacksmith, nr depot
Miller Horace, president Farmers' and Me-
chanics' Protective Union
Miller Jonathan T. dentist, 3 Davis & Enoch's
block
Miller Orrin, jr. attorney, 1 Potter's building
Mclntyre Mrs. J. dressmaker, State nr First,
B. Rockford
Mc^enney Bradford, dry goods, &c. State nr
Main, £. Rockford
MoArthur M. S. physician, Main nr State, E.
Rockford
McFatrick James, eclectic physician, State nr
First, E. Rockford
MAYR JULIUS, tobacco and cigars, State nr
First, E. Rockford '
Marsh & Baker, attorneys, Main nr State, E.
Rockford
Mentzer George, cooper, State nr River, East
Rockford
Miuiahan C. W. & L. horse dealers, B: R.
Montague R. vice-president Farmers' and If «-
chanics' Protective Union
Norman^ J. P. dentist, 1, 2 Warner's block, up
stairs
Norman , dentist. Main
Norman William, hats and caps, opp. Warner's
block
Nichols William, confectioner. Main N. of State
New York City Insurance Co., C. W. Sheldon,
agent
Odd Fellows' Hall, Horseman's block
Odd Fellows' Hall, 2 Worthington building, E.
Rockford
OVEROCKER & DENLAYERGNE, booti and
shoes, State nr Main^ E Rockford '^
Ogilvy R. chiif engineer R. C. it. B.
Panther Saloon, E. Rockford
Parsells E. W. dry goods, Main
Parker Miss, millinery and dressmaking, State
bt Main and Church
PETERSBBRGER SAMUEL, clothing, Stat»'
nr Main
PENFIELD D. S. & J. G. real Estate agentst,
State nr First, E. Rockford
Post Office, Charles J. Horseman, P. M., Stal»
bt Main and Church
Parsons D. A. agent D. Hathaway, E. Rockford
Pryse Charles, merchant tailor. State nr ^ain
Penny & Anyon, grocers. Main
POTTER'S BUILDINGS, State bt Main and
First, E. Rockford
Peck William, marble works, State opp. Court
House
Peck Walter, eave troughs and lightning rods,
E. Rockford
Ping Thomas, groceries. State cor First, East
Rockford
Potter E. H. & Co. bankers
Peake Loami, saddle, harness, &c. Peake's blk,
E. Rockford
Peats F. & W. painters t
Pittengir Mrs. Mary, groceries, .State nr Mar-
ket, E. Rockford
Regan M. H. lumbef yard, IState cor Second,
E. Rockford
Richings Charles H. physician, at Brown ^
ChelUs' store
Republican Office, State nr Main
Reeves & Co. wagon makers, State nr Court
House Square
Roberts C. Jerome, baker State nr Court
RE A W. G. land agent. State bt Ma. and Ch.
Rea & Jenison, land agents, formerly W. 6.
Rea, Stone Block
ROBERTSON, COLEMAN & CO. bankers. Ma.
Robertson, Holland & Wight, State
Rock River Nursery, Byron, Ogle County
Rising Nathaniel, produce, &o. R. R. depot
Rising C. B. dental surgeon, D. & E.'s Block
Randolph Edgar K* proprietor Union House
Richardson Charles, groceries. Court nr Cedar
Reynolds & Brown, livery stable. Ma. N. of Sta.
ROCKFORD REGISTER,. E. C. Daugherty
Rockford Hotel Co. W.A. Diokerman, tecrtlary
GAZBTJTBlHt AND I>IREGT<JRY.
107
BOGKFORD REPUBI/ICAN, E. W. Blaisdell,
jr. & C6,
Bock River House^ L. Burgess propV, Sta. Ev B.
EOCK RIVER DEMOCRAT, p. T. Dickson
& R. A. Bird
Bpdd, Joseph, groceries, &p..State nr Ma. E. R.
Ripley T. S. piiysicidn and surgeon, State nr
Firsts E. R.
Beese Mrd. milliner. State nr Main, E; R.
Bockford Central R. R. Office, Main nr State,
E. R. '
BOWLAND ISAAC, Jr. proprietor Amcriean
House, cor Main and Market, E. R.
BOCKFORD HOUSE, Andrew Brown, E. R.
Boberts Jacob W. groceries, Main nr Mar-
ket, E. R.
Sage Harvey S. Court nr Railroad
Sanford Robert A. varieties and fancy goods,
State nr Bridge, W. R.
Saok^tt Cyrus Ti painter, State nr First, E. R.
Scbsvas Leonard, market, cor Court and ^tate
Schloss L. clothing, &c. cor Ma. & State, E.'R.
Seaton J. D. & Co. dry goods, N. W. cor Main
SEARLES & WHEELER, foundry, machine
' and plows, State nr River, B. R.
SEECOMB JOSEPH W. books and stationery.
State nr Church
SHELDON C. W. attorney, 1 D. &'E.'s Block
Shaw Bela, insurance agent, 2 Potter's building
Siierratt Thos. saddler, State nr River, E. R.
Shilioas Joseph, meat market. State, E. R.
ShuUa David, proprietor Winnebago House
Skinner James B. wagonmaker. Ma. N. of State
Smith Joseph K. dry goods, &Cv cor Stato and
Main, W. 'R.
Smith Mrs. M. M. dressmaker, State nr First
Sons of Temperance Hall, Horseman's Block
SPAFFORD JOHN, groceries, &c. State bt
' First atid Second, E. Rockford
Spafford C. H. treasurer R. C. R. R.
Spafford C. H. circuit clerk and recorder
SPAFFORD, CLARK & ELLIS, bankers.
State bt Main and Church
St* John Eron, restaurant. State bt Mam and
Church
Stebbens, 0. G. boots and sho«i, £; R.
Stewart Dugal, lumber, Court
Stewart Miss Sarah, private school, Horseman's
^ook
Stillwell & Wood, dry goods and groceries, oor
State and Main, W. R.
Strong Henry, physician. Second opp. Catholic
Chfarch
Stroup,, House & Eldridge, architect, Peake's
> Bldck, E. R.
Swarthout Ralph, proprietor Waverly tlousV' ^
Thomas A. & Co. druggists, State bt First and
Second, E. R.
Thurston John H., groceries. State bt Main and
First, E. R.
Thompson E. jr. sale stable. State nr Bridge,
TODD & HUNGERFORD, boots, shoes, &c.
State nr First, E. R.
Travis & Spelman, buttohers. State opp. Court
House
Trahern & Stewart, threshing machines, W. R. -
Tripp & Roe, wagonmakers. State nr River,
E.R. . .
TYLER C. J. & O. C. livery stable. State nr
River, E. R.
TICKNOR & BROTHER, books and station-
cry, 11 South Main
Union House, E. F. Randolph, R. R. depot
Updike Thomas W. groceries, 12 South Main,
E. R.
Vaughn & Lewis, dry goods, &c. State nr Main
Vosburgh Adelaine. dressmaker, Main nr State^
E. R. .
Washburn Miss F. E. milliner. State nr First.
E. R.
Wayerly House, cor Cedar and Court
Waldo Hiram H. deputy postmaster
Warner's Block, cor State and Main
Warner L. F. city clerk's office, cor Main and
State
Werner WiUiatn, furniture. State opp. Court
House
Winnebago House, State nr Main
Will Eli, groceries. State bt Main and Church
Wilder F. A. & Co. bakers, cor Court and State
Wilson Isaac, groceries. State nr Market
White Mrs. E. milliner, State bt Main and
Church
WHEELER HOMER E. drugs, &c. State nr
Main
Wheat J. H. carpenter and joiner. First cor
Walnut, E. Rockford
Wilder Nathaniel, coal dealer, nr R. R. depot
Winch & Co. confectionary. State nr First
WILLIAMS C. & SON, hardware. Main nr
State
WORTHINGTON WM. druggist, Worthing-
ton's building, E. R.
Wyman E. treasurer Farmers' and Mechanics'
Protective Union
Young David, saddler and harnessmaker. State
bt First and Second, E. R.
Young J. B. lumber, foot of Church, W. R.
Young M. C. & Co. produce merchants, R. ^.
depot
jr. "Vir. 3BZ3!irca-:EC.Aw3MC9 - I»roi>notorp
WEST ROCKFORD.
lOS. . . BTOKTHBRN COTTNTIBS
b:mi>i3re
ST^TE STUEET,
EAST ROOKPORD, WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
MICHAEL BAR]«E8,
m\mi Mor mH €hi^m,
8TATB STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CHTBCH,
WEST ROCKFORD.
tSS' Prompt ftttention giTen to all orders, and satisfactiOD warranted.
, BLAKEMAN & STEWART,
BBALSBB IK
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
SILTi»Jt PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES X WILLOW WAKE.
ALSO,
Carrlagres & Wagrons of all descriptions,
STATE, KSAB COB. CHTTBCH STSEET, WXR BOCXFOBD.
BRIGGS, SFAFFORD & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKEES,
OFFICE ON STATE ST*. EAST RO€KFORD.
^*9
Drafts and Gold sold at the lowest rates. Good Paper discounted at usual rates. Colleotioiu
made with promptness, and remitted at regular rates bf Exchange.
. c. Biuoas. INTEREST PAID ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS. . a. o. SpawosD.
BPAnOBB, CLABX 4 XLLXI.
aAZBTTirfiR AND DIRECTORY, ' '109
BROWN & OGDEN,
STATE STREET, EAST ROCKFORD, WINNEBAGO CO.
WILLUJI BBOWir, State, Attoney. . • WM. H. OGDEH.
OOLLE.CTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
C. B. BUTLER,
i^.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTINGS,
Gloves, Scarfs, and Foreign Ties,
(One Door Vest of Ditkerman, Wheeler k Ce.'s Bank,)
WEST ROCKFORB, WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
M. C. CHURCHILL, •
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
. Ain> D3SALEB IK
€fi^ts, f las, Sugars, Co|aa(rs, Cigars, §tk, Salt Jfis^, it.
ALSO,
UPOKTEE OF FUSE BBAHDIES, WINSl?, AND 8DFEBI0B CIOABS,
Main Slrd«t| imth of St8ite» West Eoekfori.
ltd KORTHERN COUNTIES
M. CAEPENTEE & CO.,
MAIN STREET, WBST ROCKFORD.
ARB PREPARED TO RSCEITE, FOR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES, ALL EINDS OP
WAGONS, CAKEIAGES, LIVE STOCK, &c.
N. B. — Everythingtentrusted to our care will receiYe prompt attention.
M. CARPENTER. 8. ,», JEKJnSOX.
ROCKFORD mON AVORKS.
, MANUFACTUEEB8 OF
'9
ENGINE AND HAND LATHES,
HORSE POWERS & THRE$HI1V« MACHIIVES,
Verfleal Drilling Maehines, Baniel's Wood Plaidng Maehlne;
A CHOICE OOLLB0TIOS Of
fMllli f ®1 iliif 411 S4W li^lS,
And other Works usually done at an Establisliinent of the kind.
*^ CASH PAID FOR OLD CASTHRON, COPPER, AND BRASS. -^
w »
PKLAHDO CLARKE. - > . / . . UAAC tJttBftt,
GAZETTBBR AKI> l>IREetOBT. Ill
MAMMOTH DEALER IN
EEADY-Mj^-DB OLOTHIISTG,
Hats and €a|^, BMts aid fUioM, Groeeries, Hardware, Crockery, Ifce.,
Sa?.A.TB STREET, B-^BT DaOCBIFORID.
K G. & 0. G. Cook & CO.,
^UOLEAALE AlfD BETAIL DBALEBfl Z2t
8HIJVGLES, LATH, &c.
PINE LUMBER & CEDAR POSTS ALWAYS ON HAND.
BOXTTH EITD COTTRT ST., ITEAR RAILROAD DEPOT, ROCKFORD.
O. W. CRAM & CO.r^
tTHOLSSALB AlfD RETAIL DBALBBft IK
state Street, between Main & iE'irst Streets,
«
' N. B. — Prompt attention giyen to all orders, and satisfaction warranted.
DICKERMAN, WHEELER & CO.,
DEALERS IN EXCHANOE & SEAL ESTATE AGEKTS,
srs^w} HOCKFORI). {la^
. DICKSBlCAVf
WHBBLBBr
112 HORTHBBK ootmrrBS
DR. S. J. DEWEY,
Office and Besidence, - Main^ Street, West Side,
ROCILFORD,. win IVEBAQO COFIVTT.
Dr. D. dcYOtes his entire attention to the treatment of the
■^-AJRIOTTS I5ISEA.SES OF THE E^STE
HB WILL OPERATB FOB
QhYMihQTt STRaBIlSmWS, PTERYQtUim, ENTROPBUim,
or any condition reqoiring Surgical aid. He will also adapt ARTIFICIAL ETES, whioh will
appear natural, and cause no inconTonience to the wearer. He can furnish his Patients with
BOARD on reasonable terms.
- - * 1-
aEO. D. EDSOlSr,
XAlffUFAOTUBEB OF A.VD DBALEB VX
BOOTS <d^ SHOES
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
State St., between main and Ciinreh Streets,
H.B.-CASH PAID FOB HIDES, PELTS ft FURS, "WrBST B.6eK3?eH33.
BAlI^lia
DEALEKS IN EXCHANGE,
E^ST ROCMFOMMf,
GAZETTBJ3E AND BXKBCTOBT. lit
aHEaORY <fe A.LLElsr,
mmn street, aooKPORo,
OBNBRAL DKALSB8 III
CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA.
^tm, Cart|en, ^lateb, ^ilkr ^ Britannia ^ares, ^
I^AMPa LOOKINa aZiASSBS, BOnSZS FURKIBBINO GOODS,
And an endless variety of useftil articles necessary for Hoosekeepen and other?.
W. C. HARRIS & CO.,
SoxLtls. nci^lxx eitx>eet, xxoax* StAte,
The Undersigned are prepared to furnish, on reasonable terms, and at short notice, all de-
<»criptions of Confectionary, Cakes, Fruits, &c. W. C. HARRIS k CO.
ca-. ia;oca-.A.sr,
MERCHANT TAILOR & CLOTHIER
STATE STREET^ IVEAR AfAIM^ WEST ROCKF^RO.
' l\ S.— The Babscriber would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Rockford
itiid Winnebago County, and promises prompt attention and reasonable jfices.
a-. ia:oa--A.w-
HUNTINGTON «^ & BAKNES,
'3tt 'O O SL ]B Z ZSr . X> '3Bl XI. -8 y
CORNER OF STATE AND FIRST STREETS,
114 ' 2fORTHBKK COUNTIBS
or THE
CORmSR OF MAIN AIVD 8TATB STREim
HOS. 1 & 3 HOBSEMAFS BLOCK,
WEST ROCKFORB, WISTFEBAaO GO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
^
GROCEEIES,
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE,
Hue No. 1, tIROCSlUn. - • - No. S, SET mm,
N. B.--PROMFr ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS.
GASHTTSSB AKD BIRSCTORY. IlS
' • -Mr
HYDE & WATTS,
DSAXEB8 IN
m EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
STATE STREET, BETWEEN MAIN & GHURCH,
N. B. — ^Particii^ attentiQii giyen to Oustoin Work, orders for whioli are resp^tltaXW*
•oHoitecL— H. & W.
WHOLESALE h. RETAIL DEALER \W
BET 0OOBS,
CROCKERY,
BOOTS AND 8HOES, &c« &c^
STATE STREET, EAST OF MAIN,
1 •■•
«.B^PARTIfilIUR iTFEamOH PAID TO ALL OMffi«S IBOM m Mram» «M>
SATISFACTION WARRANTED.
■4 ♦♦^ »
state Street, lietweeHi Rlain and First Streetti
EAST KOCKB^ORD, WINNEBAGO CO.
Hue Cnt Chewing and Smoking Tobaceo, Snuff, and Cigan.
oa
il6 NORTHfiRK COTTNTIKS
iS|flbak arair |letail Jragpt,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY.
PERFlTM&BrT, FANGT QOOD8, Sec.
ALSO,
XmWf for iU most TalmMe FATEIT MEBIGINSS,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN STATE AND ELM,
J
WC8T flOOKFORD.
OTEROCKER & DELAVERGNE,
psALEBf'nr
BOOTS AND SHOES!
or ALL SIZES, KIVDS, INB HDlLITIES. ilM,
State Street, n^or iHain, Kast Rdekford.
D. S. & J. G. FENFIELB,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
state Street, 'betVreen Stdn & First Streets,
TsiQ atUnd WBebiDg and Renting Houses and Lands, Negotiating Loans, Paying Takes, &c.r ,
on G^minissicA ; also, General Insurance Agents*
aAZEXTIXB AHD DI^B070RT.
m
Mfssfs ^iM^^ai
.A.xiTr> szxo-o-XiS a.go wjsi R.
sunii 1 11 E UHT i! I! riTERs Til nui mm
ALSO, PATENTED IN EUROPE.
]IIAWUFA€1*I7Ri:0 BT INEAIinVT & CO., ROCKFOB0.
These yaluable Machines are constantly being manufactured. A larse number are being
inade for the coming harvest ; several (houtand have been constructed dunng the past seasons^
imd used with entire euceess, yet the demand has not been half supplied.
FORTY FIRST-CLASS PREMIUMS have been awardfedtoMr. Manny for the superiority
of his Machines over all others, in the frequent trials it has had with them, including every
Mftcbine that has any claim to reputation.
A WARRANTY is given to each purchaser that the Machine is i|ell built^ and of good mat-
erials; and that it will Mow as well as can be done with the Scythe, and Reap as well as can
h9 done with the Cradle*
!^e Machine is drawn by two horses, and managed by one person for m^pi^ing, a^id two ]^er-
fions for reaping; and is also warranted to cut from ten to fifteen acres per day.
TWO KNIVES — one a sickle, the other a smooth edge — ^are furnished with each Machine,
either of which zbfi^ be used as required. . < ■■ , .■
TtlE TWELVE PATENTS of John H. 'Manny for Reaping and Mowing Machines embrace
the Combination of the reel for ga^ering the Grain to the Cut^g Appftratius and the forker's
|K>MUon ; the Adjustability of the Machine ; the Guard Fingers, ihe maixnw of attaehing the>
Oaard Fingers, *the Dividers, the l^rucks, the Adjusting Lever, the Frame Work, the Diagont^j
Braces, the supporting of the outer end of the Cutter Bar, the Arrangement of the Small
Wheel, the Arrangement of the Driving Wheel, or other Wheel and, Track Scraper ; th^
Qlitltering Wings, and ii^rker's position ; the Removable Platform, the Sickles a^d Smootli
£^1^ Knives, &e Flexible Joint, and Coupling, &o. &c., — glvii^ to this MfM^hjae immense^
Bupeidority.
OUR EXTENSIVE MANUFACTORY
Is located on Book River, in the City of Soekford, 111. ;
Audf having an unsurpassed water-power, and every facility necessary for the manufacture of
Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and Mower, we are enabled to supply all ordiors for the
sfline with promptness and with a perfect Machine.
We shall endeavor to keep constantly on hand from
to meet single and wholesale orders ; yet it is preferal^le that orders should be given in season^
t9 8ecii>9re«Machine0« [sbe oiBxa, siba.
I::
118 KOBTHERN COUKTIB?
^e find thftt Jf«fMy*« Paimt Lqcenob o» Diamond Sicklbs and Smooth Boob Khives ftre
uneqaalled for cuttiDg all kinds of grass and grain, while his Patbmt Guard Fingers afford
ample protection to the kniyee, prcTent clogging, and admit of either the sickle or smooth edge
being used as may bt required, which cannot be said of any oilier Machine. His Patent
O^iiQUB Platform, and tide gatktrmg tving affords (as now constructed) an arrangement for
discharging the grain superior to all other modes heretofore in use. Manny's Patented Adjust- \
a6ie arrangement for eontrolling the height of the cutters, and allowing them to conform to the-
surface of the ground, is considered by all who have used the Machine to be so exceedingly
perfect and indisjpensable a feature, as to show a glaring defect in all other Machines without-
it. The other features of this Machine we find elicit general admiration.
Strenuous efforts ha? e been made with all the Tsrions kinds of Reapers and Mowon in user
to compete with Manny's Machine, but they have universally failed. Recently the obsolsts
Idea of self-raking machinery has been sought to be reviTed ; yet the modiem q>ecimen, Atkins*
JPatent, on a thorough trial with Manny's Machine the past season, came far short of it»
oUims; but inevitably failed in competitioB, and failed to win the Prizb at Stakb ot
EIFTEESr HXJJfBHEB DOLLARS I!!
proving beyond question the impracticability of self-raking ; while Manny's Machine will vrer"
oontinue to excel all others in simplicity of construction — in facility of management, and by
its perfect adaptation to uneven grounds — by its means of adjustability to various heiglsts of
outting, with a single simple lever at the^driver's seat — by the use of either a sickle or smooth^
edged knifcj and composed of Patent lozenge-shaped blades^ which prevent*clogging — by the peculi-
arity of the guard fingers, being of the most scientifip construction, and practical utility — by
l^eir s^pe and sharp edges assisting the cutters materially — by the recesses in their sides^
facilitating the escape of all loose matter, so as to render clogging impossible — ^by their width ,
affording greater protection to the knives — by its lightness of draft for Two Horses — ^by having
)io side draft — by the easy method of changing from Reaping to Mowing, and vice versa, only to
insert or remove the loose oblique platform — ^by its portableness from field to field and place to
place, upon its own whedj^not having to be loaded upon a wagon or other vehicle, as is the
case with some other Aftchines — by its elfficiency and superiority in the execution of the work,
over hand labor and other implements — ^and the rate of ten to fifteen acres per daj, easily mai»-
aged by one person for mowing and two for reaping — and by its being the best, by its adapta-
tion to cutting all kinds of grass and grain, in every condition, wet or dry, lodged or otherwise^
and to cutting flax or gather the seed, and also timothy and clover seed — and by its being
9^ 0nts ^tc^fiA <|0mMimiion af il^a^^r ^ W^ow^r In ttt^ Wtn^,
AS WELL AS BKINO
THE BEST MACHINE FOR EITHER PURPOSE!
The numerous awegrds^ and the great success of Manny* s Machine during eight or nine yeats
past^ with several thousand of them in use, together with certificates and testiijionials recei^sd
ttom reliable farmers throughout the country, are sufficient evidence that no farmer should be
Witlfout one or more of these Machines — and we are determined by their low price and extensive
BAanufacture to place them within the reach of all.
We hereby tender our acknowledgements to the farmers throughout the country, for thehr
^ good sense in purchadng Manny's Machine in variably after (if not before,) they have examin-
ed it.
Our Factory is constantly turning out from ten to twenty Machines per day, and with which
. we supply the following States and Territories, and ship Machines to anyplace where ordered*
on any railroad, canal, navigable stream, or lake, in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Northern
' Indiana, Iowa, (except the two southern tier of counties,) Western Pennsylvania, Westerly New
York, in the counties of Erie, Chautauque, Cattaragus, and Alleghany, Minnesota, California*
Oregon, Nebraska, Arkansas, Texas, and the Canadas.
Thb Pbigb of Machines with transportation added, are:
Far Tw« Horn KicUie if ahsit Flye Feet Cit, $]t5,M
Fer Ftw Htm MMblie %t BhMt Six Fset Cit, %\i^M
Ftr Sligle Hewing HseUie tf aheit fire Feet Cut,.... $1»I,M
On Terms one-half Cash on delivenr, and balance in sis mont]|8, or the first of December fol-
lowing. A very Liberal discount BDUule for all Cash.
mANNY Ss. CO. '
eAZSTTBBB AND DIKBCTOKT.
11»
PENNEY & ANYON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I
MAIN STREET, ROCKFOBD.
9. A. rSNKBT. TH08 AlTrOff.
SBAUBS IK
llilY-IAII CUTIIE BOOTS, SIOBl
ROOKFORD.
X-i .A. 3\r 3D j^ Gr £3 ]xr a?>«
ALSO,
|Pttrr|a5tr 0f all kinJrs 0f |Pr0ka.
ROBERTSON, COLEMAN & CO.,
mm »', coi. UM, mn McinHU*.
ROBERTSON, EASTMAN & COl,
Si[al4r» in ^x^hani^,
PTTTOIsr, - - XiSS oo.
lj|9 NOBTOTEN C0UHT3PBS
I. Zt.OT7^XjijflLSnD^ - - Z'x^ox^x^otox*.
■4 ^ •» »■
Comer of JVain tmd JVavket Streets,
Is now open for the aceommMation of the Public.
F^Msengera ^nd Baggage conveyed to and from the Cars free of charge.
SEARLES & WHEELER,
PROPRIETORS OF THB
EAST END OF CITY BRIDGE,
-»?*f* '■
The Undersigned woald call the attention of those wanting
HiCHINERT,«HACHIK£ TOOLS, AKD CA8TIN«S,
«f «I] varieties, to their present unrivalled faoUitdes for executing, with despatch and accuracy, such kinds of
Wiik. They would also call the attention of the Farmers of Winnebago and the adjoining Counties to the
fM^that they arenow manniiMstaring e<rery variety of
PLO^W^S, CORISr SHELLERS,
Which they will warrant equal to the beet of Eastern uanufiictnre, and to gire satisfaction In all ctaet.
UHFAIHtyft #,70B WOBK (ff 4JU KI]I|» DOffiE AX SHOBT VOnCI.
SEARLES & WHEELER.
O. y^. SHELDOISr,
piHY AT uw, Jim IF 11 men
▲KD
Prompt attention paid to all matters left with or sent to him tar Collection.
aAZSTTSBR AXi> BIRECTORT. 121
WHOLESALE ^^^ & RETAIL
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
State Street) aeap Goraer CMi^oIi Ets^eet^
WEST ROCKFORD, WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Tim Fndersigpcd will conitaAtly keep on hand a large Stock of all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS,'
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES, NARRATIVES, BIBLES of all
0iies, TESTAMENTS, PRAYERS, HYMNS, SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
LIQAX BLANKS, PAPERrHANGINGS, BORDERS, CURTAINS, &c.
ALSO, ' •
% kmiM Jssortmtnt of §tih '^m anb IPfitnls, inarranteb,
POGXBT< CT7TLBBY', Ac. &o.
Ranking, fe|pge/ anir (JLoIki&n #ffia-
<•■■! :
XI. o o s: 3^ o xt. x>,'
HAVINO ASSOCIATED TOaBTHER IN THB n
Ceaeral BaaSLiag, Exc&aag©, aad Colleotka Busmess,,
A;re now prepared to COLLECT NOTES, DRAFTS, and ACCEPTANCES, payable in Illinou,
Iowa, or Wisoonsin, or to transact any other business relating to General Banking.
We make Collections without charge, and remit promptly at current rates of Exchange.
I>. O. CLARK. X. r. W. ELLIS.
1855.
JOHN SPillLF'F'OIir),
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
(^\a^n^, ^rn^k% ^\mm^t, $:t.,
STATE STREET^ KEAR C*IRST,
1«3
KORTHERN COUKTIEB
TICEHOB & BBOTHEB,
WHOJJBajLLB AND HBTAIL
SOUTH MAIN STREET, NEAR COR. OF ELM,
WC8T ROCKFORD.
ParticQlar attention paid to all orders entrusted to us, and satisfactioiv warranted.
Ok. V. TICKKOB. J. 8. TldOWA.
rtB. TODD & HUNGERFORD, M
WHOLE8ALK AND BETAIL I>BALEB8 IH
AHD XAHUVACTUBESS OV
8TAT£ STREET, BETWEEN fiUlBr 4ND FIRST,
EAST ROCKFORD.
UWSif
iiLi if iitl
O. J. Sd O. C. TYLER,
ROCKFORD,
- WinriVGRAOO coriVTT.
Tbe Und«niigned are now prepared to famish the Public with sU kinds of TOP BUGOm^
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. &c., at short notice, and at reasonable rates.
K. B— HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
c. J. oe o. o. rcsruBXt.
H. E. WHEELER,
8TATB STREXrr, NBAR MAIN, WBST ROCKFORD,
WHOLBSALB AHD BBTAII. DBAUCR XK
PERFUMERY, CHEMICALS,
Fine Toilet Staps, FIm H«lr And Tooth Braslies, Surgical and DeaUl InstrnmeBts,
miRC WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL USES, FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
C'astomera will find our Stock complete, compriiting many articles it is impossible here to enumerate, and w^
«old at moderate prices. Orders correctly answered, and Physicians* rresoriptions carefully compoandca.
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DBUOS, MEDICINES & CHEMICAIS
OltS, PAINTS & PAINTERS' ARTICLES^VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY, GLASSWARt
Perfuiery, Fbie Sttps^ fine Hair luid Tooth Srisbes, Falat BrnAofy
TRUSSES and SUPPORTEBS of aU kinds. Alsa, aU
THE PATENT OR PROPRIETARY MEDICINES OF THE BAY,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal Purposes, Fancy Axtioles* &o.
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Pest Office, Stephenson County, is situated
Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
RBECE HENRY, town clerk
HAY SOLOMON, justice of the peace
BARKER EDWARD, justice of the peace
Bennchoff Daniel J. harness maker
Brennamann John, physician
Fisher & Schmeltzer, general dealers
Frankebergor Henry 0. wagon maker
Frankeberger Joel, carpenter
ROCK GROVE,
on a branch of Rock RiTer, 181 mDes N: froi
PB0FE88I0HB, TKADE8, fte.
Heinrich Charles, blacksmith
Holmes Robert, general dealer
Kramer Jonas, carpenter
Kerff William, wagon maker
Kiester Harvey, blacksmith
Mathers John, proprietor hotel
Snyder Thomas, confectioner
Williams Geo. W. cabinet maker
ROCK RUN, •
Post Office, Stephenson County.
ALFHABSTICAL LIBT OF FB0FS88I0K8, TRADES, ft^
DAVIS S. J. town clerk
DORNBLASER ££NJ. justice of the peace
TUNKS WM. Z. justice of the peace
Andtfrson Ole, lime
Attlebaugh J. blacksmith
Atybaugh John, cabinet maker
Barber Horace, painter
Brigbthaukt Louis, tailor
Bruck Isaac A. blacksmith
Coltrop Thomas A. blacksmith
Davis S. J. & Bro. general dealers and sawmill
Domblaser & McKibben, blacksmiths
Englebeart P. boots and shoes
Epley Rev. Benjamin, Methodist
Epiey Mrs. Catherine & Sons, grist mill
Epley James, grist mill
Epley Washington, carpenter
Ewing G. y. physician
Fink Joshua, wollen manufactery
Fosster — ^-, saw mill
Hazard & Gray, general dealer
Johnson «^erry, carpenter
Kayle David, carpenter
Kilwine Philip, mason
Long Charles, blacksmith
McGillegan John, carriage builder
Moyer Daniel, carpenter
Qutnius Rev. — —-, Presbyterian
Raymour George, mason
Springer David S. boots and shoes
Walters John, proprietor hotel
Zimmerman George, blacksmith
ROCKTON,
Post Office, Winnebago County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PB0FS8SI0HS, TBAD&, Ac.
WELD WM. R. town clerk aad notary public Bold & Peterson, oil makers
HALLEY WILLIAM, justice of the peace Boardman F. S. machinist
Adams Darius, attorney
Adams Henry, carpenter
Adams Isaac, general dealer
Adams Samuel, chair maker
Bagly Orlando, blacksmith
Bradner, Warren & Co. pi^er makers
Brown & Co. general dealers
Oardell Edmund, carpenter
Clark Calvin W. blacksmith
Crane Desmond, blacksmitii
GtAistsnaiA aifp xnKseroRT.
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Curtias .L, L. brick tsalc«r
Gilbert J. W. blacksmith
GloTer J. W. paiuter
Greattray JoLq W. machinist
Gridley J^ C broom handle maker
Harper Thomas, proprietor Eagle Hotel
Harins Charles H. cabinet maker
Halley & Penman, tailors
Jameson H. D. k Co. general dealers
Jadson \V;aUace« fainter
Knight James M. physician .
Knowles Ira, carpenter
liiRapaugh & Co. dealers in flax 'and manofac-
turbrs
Lyman Talcott & Co., general dealen
Manning Charles, harness maker
Moody D. C. blacksmith
Moss William, file cutter
Mann F. H. & Co. broom makers
Hewell A. P. & D. carriage builders
Norton Ariel, physician
Packard Franklin W. carpenter *
Perham Eev. John, Congregational
Prunkee Fr»ncis H. sash, doom «|iid blinds
Randall ^ Jones, manufacturers of com plan-
ters
Ross Levi, carpenter
Roy don George, carpenter '
Sexton P. proprietor New England Houw
Shores Aaron, carpenter
Shores Orrin, carpenter .
Smith Charles C. bookseller and 8tati<Htt«r
Stevens Calvin, machinist . ,
Stevens Sylvester C. carpenter
Stiles B. L. boots and shoes
Tolcott & Co. grist and saw mill
Talmadge H. O. carpenter
Thurston Leonard, general dealer
Vance Rev. , Methodist
Veness Rev. James, Baptist
Waite David V. physician
Weld W. R. attorney
Weld W. R. hardware and atone dealer ,
Willetts & Wright, carriage builders
Wright, Merrill & Co. paper makers
Young Q. A. chair maker
ROSCOE,
Township and Post Office, Winnebago County.
ALFHAS£TIGAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, fte.
SMITH WM. T. justice of the peace
CHENY BENJAMIN, justice of the peace
Abbott J. W. general dealer
Armitage J. tailor *
Baldwin ThomAs, carpenter
Carr E. J. carpenter
Curtiss John, physician
EASTMAN S. N. (town clerk,) hftmessmakti*
Ellis Albert, cabinet maker
Jenks ( •. W. physician
Jerome W. F. general dealer
Jewett Rev. S., Presbyterian
Lathrop S. A. proprietor American House
Lawrence A. D. & Co. general dealem
Leeland S. W. general deal6r
Leroy James, attorney
Marsh Rev. , Congregational
Moir John, blacksmith
Ransom G. P. physician
Richardson W. & L. W. blacksmitht
Smith J. C. cabinet maker
Tuttle Amos, carpenter • »
Vance Rev. J. P. Methodist Epoeoopal
Vincent C. carpenter
Wilson I. A. apothecary
RUSSELVILLE, (Bonus,)
Post Office, Boone Cotinty.
ALPHABETICAL UST OF PEOFESSIOKS, TBABES, &s.
AxM A. E. general dealer ' j Wyaut L. B. nurseryman
Wioks D. W. post-master I
ST. CHABLES,
Post Village, Kan6 County, is pleasantly situated (in the township of the same name) upon
the Fox River, two miles North of Geneva. A branch road from the Galena & Chicago Union
Railroad connects it with Chicago. It is a pleasant and growing village. Population aboot
3,500. Distant from Chicago, 37 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TBABES, f o.
Aobeson , boots and shoes
Andrews & Benedict, painters
Balch M. P. jewelry
Barry A. H. attorney and notary pubHc
Barry W. D. attoraey
Barry C. A. attorney
Barnttm J. painter
Berry — r-, hardware
Bently S. brick maker
Bethel S. civil engineer
Blodgett & Co., general dealer
Bowman & Lloyd, hardware, tinsiiilt&f Bftd
founders.
Brett William B. cabinet vakor
im
iroMSKllK CDtJrttES
r.rown Rev. , Methodist
brooks C. A. general dealer
r.rowu -, liuruess maker
Uurleigh -, builder
lUitler & Ferson, general dealers and paper
makers
I hjimberlain B. S. general dealers
\ Ihristian J. S. tailor
< Uark P. plumber
Oonklin William, griat mill
r^oo M. D. physician
t>awfor(i IL ^I. physician ^
DagUsli, M. physician
JieWolf A. B. physician
lioyl P. blacksmith
Doliuger T. tailor
Durand & Co. general dealers
DURAND S. T. town clerk
I'Jastman D, L. attorney
VElliot Rev. T., Universalist
Ferguson J. H. attorney and notary public
Pinch & Co. apothecaries
foster William S. baker *
I'rnnklin House, H. H. Jackson, pi'oprietor
FRENCH ROLLA, justice of the peace and
notary public
freeman & Co. bankers
Fulton , carriage builder
Furnald J. P. tailor
t^ale W. J. dentist
tureen E. blacksmith
Haines R. J. grist mill
Hills R. H. general dealer
IIuls J. lumber dealer \
JTunt Bela T. tanner, harness maker, &c*
Uurick MisseS) millinery
Irwin William, builder
Jackson H. H. proprietor Franklin House
Jones S. S. proprietor Tremont House
Kennie Rev. N., Baptist
Kerwin F. M. general dealer
Keyes Rev. S. P., Methodist
ICingsbury H. C. physician \
Kingsbury 0. physician
Lake W. A., St. Charles Hotel
Lewis- J. K. physician
Lock & Co. manufacturers
McBride , civil engineer
McCurdy Mrs. millinery
McWAYNE A. R. (justice of the peace,)
dentist
March & Halleck, carriage builders
Marks J. brickmaker
Marvin J. blacksmith
Matteson T. daguerreotypist
Maynard , harness maker
Meiller W. R. physician
Meinard & Osgood, general dealers
Meinard Ira, banker
Metcalf J. M. builder
Minium H. builder
Mitchell , shingle maker
Morrison & Co. rftal estate agent«
Morse William, builder vj
Nind J. G. ^n and hardware
Oliver & Co. huilders
Otwoir Rev; P. 0., Catholic *
Pierce S. S. cabinet maker
Pettengill J. G, tailor
Pratt D. C. dajguerreotypist
Roach N. general dealer
Roach Mrs. millinery
Savage Rev. 0. F. S., Congregational
Simmons P. C. general dealer
Spragne & Murphy, livery stable -
St. Charles Hotel, W. A. Lake, proprietor
St. Charles Bank, E. Freeman ^ Co.
Stevens & Co. general dealers
Tremont House, S. S. Jones, proprietor
Wadha^ & Son, painters
Waite D. D. physician
Waite G. W. civil engineer
Ward 0. S. jewelry
Whay William F. lime dealer
Wheeler T. A. lumber
White S. blacksmith
Wilkins D, boots and shoes
Winsor , boots and shoes
S. FRESMAXT.
E. FREEMAN & CO.,
WEST SIDE OF tHfe BITER, ST. CfllRLEII, KANE COtHTI.
MIGHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK, ENGLAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, in snms to sftit purohasen/
EXCHANGE AT THE LOWEST CURRENT KATES.
tt(0KBY RECEtTED ON I)FJ»0SIT-INTBREST ALLOWED.
QAZIXTiaCS ASD ISBXCIOBT.
W»
SCALES MOUND,
Post Office, Jo Daviess County, is situated in the Eighth Division of the Illinois Central Bftil-
toad, 12 miles East of Galena, and 157 miles West from CMoago. Usual fare, $4.80.
SEWARD,
Township, Winnebago County,
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PSOFSSSIOKS, TBABSB, ftc.
WHITTLESEY ELIPHALET, town clerk
WHITTLESEY EDMUND, justice of the peace
TIUTCHINS OSMAN, justice of the peace
Deaison ■■ ■ , carpenter
Hoisington Rev. Chester, Methodist
Johnston Rev. G. S., Congregatioflia
Palmer Roswell, carpenter
Rogers J. H. blacksmith
SHABBONA'S^ GROVE,
Post Office, De Kilb County.
ALFHABSTICAL LIST OP PBOPESSIONS, TBABISS, Ac.
MARKS WILLIAM, jr., town clerk
. TERRY THOMAS S. justice of the peace
HELM MILES R. justice of thQ peace
JBrown B. C. physician
Ohallen George, boots and shoes
IJhallen Reuben, blacksmith
i^orUs B. C. general dealer
tJurtis Samu'el, apothecary
iFuUer David, blacksmith
Kittell George W. physician
Kittie Nicholas & John, blacksmithi
Marks William L. general dealer
Olmsted John D. general dealer.
Reed Henry, physician
Youngrew William, general dealer
SHIRLAND,
Township, Winnebago County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PEOPESSIOKS, TRADES, «;c.
.STILLWELL BARNABAS, town clerk
-Stillwell Samuel, justice of the peace
Pittibone Sylvester, justice of the peace
McCoy Samuel, carpenter
Miller Alexander, carpenter
Reckhow William, carpenter
Seaton George, lime dealer
Strail Alonzo, carpenter
Zahm Nicholas, millwright
SILVER CREEK,
Post Office and Village, Stephenson County, is situated on the South side of Pecatonica
HiTer, at the mouth of Silver Creek, 168 miles North from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOPESSIONS, TRADES, fte.
BUCKLEY FREDERICK W. town clerk
HOLENBECK WILLIAM H. justice of the
peace
nETTINGER MATTHIAS, supervisor
Brown J. F. saw mill
Hettinger M. & Co. carriage builders
6strander D. B. carpenter
Stebbins S. J. miner
Snow S. proprietor hotel
Torrey E. justice of peace, proprietor hotel
SOLON MILLS,
Post Village, McHenry County, is situated on the South side of Nipasink Creek, 4 mUe»
8oath of Wisconsin State line, and 193 miles N. £. from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOPESSIONS, TRADES, ftc
iJROSBY R. R. justice of the peace
irardner William, carpenter
<*rove — r^, physician
Harrow Francis 0. grist and saw mill
Kelley , tailor
Steele Leverett, general deafer
Stone £. E. blacksmith
SOMANAUK,
Post Village, DeKalb County, is situated on the Chicago, BurlingtoD & Quincy Bailroai.
Distant 65 miles W* by S. from Chicago.
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KOBTBKBir comniKS
SPRING,
Town«hip, Boone County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OH PB0FE8SI0KS, TBABES, fto.
•CURTISS STEPHEN, town clerk | Webster Rer. M. Baptist
CATES GEO. S. justice of the peace |
SQUAW GROVE,
Township, De Ealb County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOPESSIONS, TEABES, &o.
tWARD JAMES E. town clerk
ePAY wells A. justice of the peace
HEMENWAY A. L. justice of the peace
^bby B. C. carpenter
Herrington Rufus, painter
Mulkey Rev. John, Methodifct
West John C. carpenter
STEPHENSON COUNTY,
Extending along the Northern boundary of the State, was first settled in 1836, by emigi'ants
ftrom Pennsylvania, New Ybrk, and Ohio, and was organized in 1837. It was formed from Jo
Daviess and Winnebago Counties, and is bounded North by Wisconsin, South by Carroll and Ogle
Oounties, East ^j Winnebago, and West by Jo Daviess County. It is watered by the Pecatonica
and its branches on the North, and the heads of Plum Creek and other small streams on the S,
West. The surface of the Country in this County is mostly a rich and undulating prairie, with
oeeasional oak openings. It is, however, in many parts well timbered, and is one of the best
agricultural Counties in the State. The lead region extends into this County. The County
Seat is located at Preeport, on the G. & C. U. Railroad.
STERLING,
The County town of Whitesides County, situated on the North bank of Rock River, ie re-
markable f6r its immense water pow^r. This power unrivalled in the West, and rarely sur-
passed in the Union, was obtained by the costly improvement of the rapid's of the river at this
point ; it is estimated at 50,000 inches, and with the present head (capable of being greatly
increased) of 7 feet, to be equal to 300 horse power, sufficient to drive from 500 to 600 run of
stone. Among the advantages of the place are a very fertile surrounding country, proximity
to the coal fields, and the passage through the town of the Dixon and lo'vra C. R. R. (O. & Cr
Air Line R. R,.J by which the distance to Pulton, on the Mississippi, is 25 miles, fo the inter-
section with the <* Illinois Central" at Dixon II miles. The population is increasing with great
rapidity; in February 1855 it was 630, July first of the same year, 1741. Distant from Chi-
eago 110 miles. Usual fare, $3,40.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PBOPESSIQNS, TBABES, &c.
COUIiTY OFFIOBRfi. ,
Reynolds N. C. county judge *
DeGarno Rufus, county clerk
Shannon J. W. deputy clerk
Hazard David, county treasurer
Doming Charles S. commissioner
Manahan William, sheriif
Milliken D. F. coroner
Wilkinson W. P. county surveyor
Drury J. W. judge circuit court
Wilson R. L. clerk circuit court and recorder
Worthington E. B. deputy clerk
Miller W. T. state's attorney
Pollock William, drainage commissioner
Whipple William il. supervisor
Adams & Adams, saddle and harness
Allen Dr. apothecary
American Express Co. ofilce at DeRussy k San-
born's
Slnthony J. P. pbysiciaa
Anld M. C. physician
Aument H. wagon maker
Bachmann S. F. clothing
Bardwell &, Nichols, dry goods
Bateman H. M. physician
Beck Mrs. milliner
Beck D. R. carpenter and contractor
Beecher Charles, carpenter and contractor
Benner George, mason
Bliss Rev. George, Methodist
Poynton J. H. dry goods
Baaden C. baker and confectioner
Bressler & Emmons, furniture
Brown & Co. carpenters and contractors
Brink Hezekiah, dry goods
Brock F. baots and shoes
Buck & Brother, produce and lumber
Bush & Anthony, apothecaries
Bushnell D. If., civil engineer
Conk)in S. & Co. dry goods
Conklin & Co. carpenters and eontraotort .
Crandall & Rice, furniture
Creote & GiUeland, lomber
eAZETTEBR AND BIEECTORT.
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DERI7S8T & {lANBOBN, produce and eom-
mission
Diamond k Lewis, masons
Dodson J. B. mason
Dapel & Mason, masons
Dunhlam William, carpenter and contractor
Elliot J. T. carpenter and contractor
Emmons Asa, carpenter and contractor
Evans M. carpenter and contractor
Farr A. J. mason
Fassett A. manufacturer chain pumps
Feather & Hoover, dry goods
Fitzgerald Rev. James, Catholic
Flint Joseph, carpenter and contractor
Flint S. B. lumber dealer
Gait & Crawford, hardware
Getts Richard, caj:penter and contractor
Glass John, mason
Goodrich J. attorney
GRATTAN & NORWOOD, publishers of the
' ." Sterling Weekly Times '^
Grover A. J. physician
Hall & Blakesley, hardware
Harden M. J. proprietor Rapids' House
Harvey Cramer, blacksmith
Hawthorn & Co. apothecaries
Hecker J. C. clothing
HENRY M. S. & Co» bankers
Henry M. S. attorney
Herrick 0. F. saddle and harness
Hess William, wagon maker
Hopkins & Baxter, carpenters and contractors
Hostlander & Son, carpenters and contractors
Hudson A. S. physician
.Ii^graham D. carpenter and contractor
Jameson & Buckwalter, dry goods
Jameson Edward, marble worker
Kanouse C. machinist
Kilgour W. N. attorney
Kirk E. N» attorney
Lander James, manufacturer stoneware
Lamphiere J. M. saloon
Leavitt David, civil engineer
Linton Robert, butcher
Livermore Daniel, mason
Lyon Daniel, mason
McMann E. civil engineer
McCune William, proprietor Wallace House
Mack T; H. furniture
M^oney John, carpenter and contractor
Mariner & Staples, proprietors Sterling House
Mazfield J. H. saloon
Maxon N. wagon maker
Merrill & Olough, masons
Miles S. blacksmith *
Miller C. & Co. boots and shoes
Mooney William, saloon
Moore Andrew, butcher '
Patten A. D. carpenter and contractor
Parkhurst J. dry goods
Pettigrew & Miller, masons
Plant J. L. carpenter and contractor
Potts James, clothing
Price John, attorney
Quirk & Bissell, produce and lumber
Randolph E. F. & R. F. groceries
Ra'pids' House, M. J. Hardin, proprietor
Redfield E. J. milliner
Rice Samuel, carpenter and contractor
Robbins J. painter
Roots Charles, brick maker
Ross & Boynton, carpenters and conlrvtotors
Roth Adam, baker ^ ,
Russell B. C. carpenter and contracjfcor
Sackett F. attorney
Sanders , butcher
Scott H. carpenter and contractor
Seip Thomas^ mason
Sennet J. carpenter and contractor
Shaffer & Welst, tin and blacksmiths
Shannon J. W. books and stationery
Sheldon E. groceries
Sitts Thomas & Co. lumber
Smith & Co. painters
Smith C. P. principal Union School
Stacey John, blacksmith
Stagor , civil engineer
Stager & Co. brick makers
Stebbins Rev. George, Presbyterian
Sterling House, Mariner & Staples, proprietora
Stewart William, groceries
Stillman H. B. attorney
Strait & Cook, livery stable
Taylor , mason
Teats J. C. dentist
Teller H. carpenter and contractor
Turlay & King, produce and lumber
Uhl Rev. William, Lutheran
Van Duzer F. B. builder
Van Duzer & Kanoure, build^s
Vamcy, Gilman & Co. dry goods
Vroman — — , wngon maker
Wallftce House, Wm. McCune, proprict^>r
Wallace Hugh, attorney '
Waxhara J. B. daguerreotypist
Willson G. C. daguerreotypist
Wood & Chamberlain, livery stables
ut
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NOBUHBBir COVKTOB
KILES S. HEHTBT.
WUKSZO IIAraOQP'
MILES S. HENKY & CO.,
LAND AND GENERAL AGENTS,
STERLING.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND CHICAGO FOR SALE AT LOW RATES.
DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS KEPT.
LOAKB irSGOTIAXES OK BX8T TEBKS, eOLD AHS SILVEB BD0GHX A|r9 WUt*
jfSr ^Ul attend promptly to the Collection of Notes, Payment of Taxes, and Sale and
Pnichase of Real Estate.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
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MiasC. M.
Prof. D. Hetdobn, Principal of Department of
Music and Language,
Prof. D. H. WheslkB) Teacher in Department
of Elocution.
Mart £. Pjspooir, Teacher of Mdthematies,
A. B. Burt, Teacher of Higher Mathematics €m4
Aesiatant in Languages.
S. Fuller, Teacher of Oil Fainting^ ^.
Ellen M. Hamblik, LtitIA A. Pt2.k, CtiAXLm
H. Thomas, Assistants,
TEBM COMMEKCES SEPTEMBEB 18, 1856.
FIRST QUARTER— Begins Wednesday, September 12th ; ends Novemlwr 28d.
SECOND QUARTER— Begins Monday, November 26tb ; ends Thursday, February im, 1850.
TUITION PER QUARTER OP ELEVEN WEEKS.
tn FRIHABY DBPAETMEirr.
^Kllinc , Reading, Geography, Arithmetic, $2 50
Wiysioiogy, Pennuuiship,.. 8 00
IH HIOHXR DEPARTMENT.
Common English Branche $8 60
Higher En^iw Branches, including Common,.. 6 00
Incidentals, » 25
SXTRAS.
Board, per week, exdnsiYe of Washing,... $2 00
Vrench and Gorman, each 4 00
Latin and Greek.each 4 00
Full Lessons on riano, 8 00
Use of Piano, , * „..., 2 60*
Lessons on Melodeon, 8 0^
Use of Melodeon, 1 OO
Oil Painting 6 i0
Penciling and Crayoning, each » ., 8 0^
Painting and Drawing, each 2 00 to 8 0&
Tissue Flowers and Woisted Flowers, each 8 00
Map Drawing, 1 00"
Vocal Music, three lessons a week, 1 0^
Board, lodging and room famished— fpel, ex-
cept for sleeping rooms, and tuition in Com-
mon English Branches, 25 75-
KJ^ Students furnish their own lights, towels, and
brooms.
' For Circulars and other particulars, reference is made to
CMRATTAH k NOEWOOD, Hbcs Oflct, Steiilafb
OAZETTBER AND DIRECTORY. 133
DE RUSSY & SANBORN,
STOIAEB, FOlWilBINi; k CDHIISSIOI
MEROHiLISrTS,
STERLIIV«, ... l^HITESIDE COV^TTIT.
fS^ Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to their care. Keep Drays, and will
deliver goods to resident business men.
" "n IMC E! S "
The proprietors would call attention to their increased facilities for executing
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Ikin ^ Ornamental JoIj printing
This Establishment has recently \ been snpiptied with the Latest Styles of
Which enable the Proprietors to execute, in superior style and at low rates, all kinds of
ooxjOxtsiiD p zt. X lor 1* z XT ca- !
Including the yarious Tints and Colors which have lately been introduced into the 1t>ttsines6.
BOOKS, POSTERS, LAW BLANKS, PAMPHLETS, HANDBILLS,
CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, CONCERT BILLS, SHOW BILLS, CARDS,
PROGRAMMES, BANK CHECKS, NOTES OF HAND, BALL TICKETS, LABELS, fto.
EZBOUTXX) WITH liSAT3}£Se AVD DKfiPATCH.
The patronage of the PnMle Is solicited. GRATTAIV & IVORWOOO.
TURLAY & KIJVG,
PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
niBALEBS IK
Lamber, Lath, Shingles, Salt, Water Ltane, &c,
6S3 <0> QB £& £^ £2 5:J^ CSS' ,
OFFZCS IKT OXXZO.^CaO JSl.T 3R. b. kxxo-gps,
TfrOTtrCEC -WJ^TJBJR BOTXtEST.
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KORTHSRIT COITNTIXS
• STOCKTON,
Township, Jo Dayiess County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FBOFESSIOHS, TRADES, ftc.
PELLBTT WILSON, town clerk
PARTRIDGE JONAS B. justice of the peace
DIX HORATIO, justice of the peace
Bixby N. H. physician
Bourn N. R. blacksmith
Gates Isaac, physician
Hopkins Herman, physician
SUGAR
Township, Eaue County.
ALPHABEHGAL LIST OF
NOCHOLS CYRUS C. justice of the peace
McDOLE JESSE, justice of the peace
Bolster AWah, carriage builder
Chapman Henry, carpenter
Fitch Albert, blacksmith
Ingham CoL S. S. proprietor hotel
Jay William, painter
Judd D. C. (town clerk) blacksmith
Judd Thomas, compiler
Morse Hilen, carpenter
Philips Nathan, blacksmith
Tucker Edwin, carpenter
Tucker P. L. general dealer
Tucker M. compiler
Tyrrell Miles, general dealer
GROVE,
PBOFESSIOKS, TRADES, fte.
McDole Jesse, carpenter
Olmstead Rev. Timothy, Methodist
Osgood James, carpenter
Randall ^ , blacksmith
Sanford Isaac, boots and phoes
Thompson & Woodiey, general dealers
Whiting Rev. Russell, Presbyterian
Winslow.L. A, physician
SYCAMORE,
Post Village, and County Seat of De Kalb County, is pleasantly situated on the left bank of
the riv^r so called, and surrounded by a fine open prairie. Laying as it does at some distance
from any Railroad, and dependent altogether for trade upon the farmors throughout the county
alone, Sycamore does not present any of that brisk and business like appearance common to
most Western towns and Tillages. There are sereral substantial stores, three church edifices,
and two hotels. The Republican Sentinal, the weekly County paper, is also published here.
Distant from Cortland, (on the Dixon & Iowa C. R. R.) 7 miles. Usual stage fare, 25 cents.
Distant from Chicago 62 miles. Usual fare, $2. Population about 1,600.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOHS, TRADES, ftc.
Hill George H. county judge
Beayer W. H. county clerk ^
Bereridge J. J., circuit clerk and recorder of
deeds
CroBsett J. B. school commissioner
Fay H. W. county surveyor
Phelps William, sheriff
Whiteraore Lorenzo, coroner
Mayo E. L. coftnty agent
Allan A. C. attorney, Court House
Allen & Bro. painters
American House, cor Main and State
Beavers Theodore, cabinet maker
Beavers W. H. cabinet maker
Brown C. M. & Co. drug^sts
Brown Caleb M. varieties
Bryant A. C. attorney
Bryan 0. M. physician
CALKINS ASA M. justice of the peace
Cass & Son, painters
Chamberlain S. T. dry goods
Cobb & Prescott, carriage makers
Cody & Pair, dry goods
CONANT ABRAM, town clerk and justice of
the peace
Dow & Johnson, tonitore
Dutton Henry, lime dealer
Qutton W,. P. post-master
EUwood & Lott, hardware
Edson A. proprietor Sycamore House
Farnsworth D. builder
Fisher >, brick maker
Fordham Wm. attorney and notaxy public
Gore Rev. Darius, Congregationalist
Holroyd H. builder
Hopkins Rufus, physician
Hough Henry A. publisher " Republican Sen-
tinel"
Hunt W. J. attorney
Jackson Martin L. grocer
James D. B. attorney
Jenness Josiah B. watches and jewelry
Kellogg 0. brick maker
Kellum Charles, attorney
Lagan Alex. M. builder
Lawton Perry, drugs, &c.
Mayo Edward L. attorney and notary public
Mayo & Wat{grman, hardware
Mayo & Robinson, books and stationery '
Mayo Z. B. attorney
Maxfield Wm. M. proprietor American House
Mills & James, livery stable
Norris k Painter, harness makers
Page H. F. physician
GAZETFBBS ASH DIBICTOBT.
18$
Patrick H. saddles, harnoss, &a
Payne , proprietor Wyoming House
Phelps Martin, tailor
Pike Silas 0. wagon maker
Pitcher , blacksmith
Quinn John, boots and shoes
Republican Sentinel, H. A. Hough, publisher
Biley , builder
Roberts H. brickmaker
Rowe & Joslyn, general dealers
Rowley & West, architects and builders
Simmons Z. cabinet maker
Simons J. A. attorney
Snyder Simon, blacksmith
Smith , painter
Sjeamore House
Tiff WniJam, saw mill
Wftlrod Geo. drugs, jewelry, &c.
Waterman John A. drugs, &o.
Waterman Lyman, gunsmith
Waterman & Co. groceries
Waterman L. & Co. tin shop
Waterman & Young, bankers and general dea-
lers
Whittemore Lorenzo M. eoronor
Williams Darius, blacksmith
Winslow Rev. D. L., Methodist
Wood a. F. blacksmith
Wyoming House, Payne, proprietor
COBB & PRESCOTT,
COS. STATE & LOCITST STREETS,
mi, Wm EMM
Hannfftctiirers of and Dealers In
Flows, Horse Rakes, Drays,
eBARLES COBB.
w. BJ PBSscotr:
DBALSSS m
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Boote and Shoes* Hats and Caps*
w. B- oonTjT
B. fAlSL t
READT-MADB CLOTHING, Ac. &c.,
STATS STBEST, HSAB OALDTOBHU ST., SYCAXOBB, BS XALB CO.
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ELLAV^OOD &> LOTT,
DBALBB8 IK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
8T&YE8, A6RMLTIJRAL IMPLEMENTS Of aU kinds;
Also, all kitiii of Q^^AL ke^t ooMtasitly on &aiaidl,
STATE ST., NEAR MAPLE, SYCAMORE, DE KALB CO.
AU kinds of TINWARE manufactured, and kept constantly on hand.
FORDHAM & KELLUBC,
.ttormss t!^ fansetks at
LAND AGENTS J REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
COURT BLOUSE SqUARE, *- - SYCAMORE^ f^E KAI.R CO.
I Prompt attention given to all business entrusted to us. Collections made and forwarde«t
lUvth despatch.
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SYCAMOUE, - - DE KALB COUNTY.
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THIS HOUSB is KEPT ON T^IMPERAKCXI I>IU1TCIFI.SS. -®«
W. M. MAIflELB, Proprietor.
THIS PROPEETT IS FOE SALE CHEAP FOE CASH.
THE REPVBIilCAN SEJVTIIVEL
WiH be pvblblied erery Thnrsdcy, at Syeamon, ile Kalk Comty;
OFFICE, OVER WATERMAN <fc YOUNG'S STORE.
tSBUS.
i I Advance, (per year,) fl go
t thie expiration of the year,.., 2 00
Bates of Advertising.
Cards in the Business Directory, $8 00
Ome Square, (16 lines,) one insertion, 1 00
" each subsequent Insertion, 2(
" three months, , 3 00
" six months, 5 00
" one year, ; 8 00
Two Squares, sixmoiiths, 8 00
'^ o»e year, , 12 (JO
One-fourth of a Column, six months, $10 00
' " " one year, 15 (JU
One-half " six months, 15 00
" " one year, SB 00
One Column, six months, 25 00
" one year, 40 00
'Any desired amount at proportionate rates.
JOB WORK,
Of all kinds, neatly executed, upon as reasonable
terms as we can iive at.
ITT^ Communications addressed to the Psbllafaer,
will be promptly atttoidea to.
QAZattEM, AND SZltSCTORT.
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THORTON STATION,
Township, Cook County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OT P&OFESSIOJTS, TBABES, &o.
Sweet C. L. town clerk
Cbiipman Lot, justice of tJbe peace
Baker Benj. (justice of the peace) physician
Bahcock L. B. blacksmith
Brown Louis, blacksmith
Case & Sweet, lime dealers
" Case Sanford, carpenter
I Hart James, painter
Herber & Simoner, general dealers
Miller Christian, blacksmith
Robinson A. general dealer
Robinson C. D. general dealer
Scott Thomas C. darpenter
Walker James, carpenter
UNION,
Post Village, McHenry County, is situated on the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, 175
miles N. E. from Springfield. ]3istant 62 miles W. from Chicago. Usual fare, $1,85.
AlfHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOfNS, TSADES, &e.
Alden William H. varieties ■»
Baldwin William N. produce
Baldwin & Meyers, proprietors Union House
Easton Andrew, produce
Garwood J. H. blacksmith
Gilbert Calvin, produce
Jackson Wm. N. farmer
Mead F. M. post-master
Pelton Stephen, wagoii maker
Randall S. A. station master
UNION HOUSE, Baldwin & Meyers
Waine Harley, varieties
White's Mills, on the Kishwaukee River» dis-
tant 3} miles
liALDHrinr & niEYERS, - Proprietors.
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xjisrioisr, - is/coHEisrif^r gotjutt^z- .
This House is pleasantly located on the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad. A Liae of Stages
connect it with Woodstock.
• WARD'S GROVE,
Post Village, Jo Daviess County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOKS, TRADES, fte.
WARD BERNARD, town cleit
TYRRELL SAMUEL, justice of the peace
ROGERS JOHN W. justice of the peace
CARTER T. B. Tpost-master
Beihle Joseph^ blacksmith
Frazier Lewis, blacksmith
Lathom Ezra, saw mill
Parker Justin N. boots and shoes
Rogers Silas, lime dealers
WARREN,
Post Villnge, Jo Daviess County, is situated on the Illinois Central Railroad, 26 miles Eai?t
of Galena. Since the completion of (he Railroad to this point it has progressed rapidly. Dis-
tant from Chicago 146 miles. Usual fare, $4.85.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROPESSIONS, TRADES, &o.
PATTON J. A. town clerk
FARMER T. H. justice of the peace
SERVICE B. justice of the peace
Barnes A. T. tailor
Barton C. cabinet maker
Burnett A. & S. proprietors hotel
Champion T. £. attorney, physician, and book
seller •
Clark L, H. & Co. general dealers
Doble J. F. H. general dealer
Ford Mrs. L. A. dress maker
Ford G. W. elder, Baptist
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NORTHERK COUUrTffiS
Freeman B. S. carpenter
Graves J. G. carriage builder
Gray & Senter, manufacturers
Hartman Rer. J., Methodist
Hicks 'Khomas, lumber
Ireland P. general dealer
Jameson George, tinsmith
McCarthy M. carpenter
McFarland P. lumber
Marvin W. physician
Marvin M. attorney
Parker J. W. general dealer
Patton J. A. tailor
Pierce B. G. physician
Pitts Z. harness maker
Piatt J. D. general dealer
Putnam J. carpenter
Rogers J. H. & Co.'^neral dealers
Ru& T. C. painter
Thornton T. bpots and shoes
Tisdell F. A. (coronerj proprietor hotel
Tobey William, blacksmith
Wear Robert, brick maker
Woodworth H. G. (elder,) Baptist
WAUCONDA,
Township and Post Village, in Lake County. This is one of the fractional towns upon the
West line of the County, and is bounded on the North by Goodale, on th« East by Fremont, on
the South by Cuba, and on the West by McHenry County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, ftc.
Bagg H. physician
BANGS JUSTUS, justice of the peace
Burbank Wm. M. physician
Cook Andrew, brick maker
Bennitt & Hubbard, general dealers
Coulbourn G. carriage builder
Darby George, carpenter
Govero , cooper
Gregson George, shoe maker
Griswold Charles, carpenter
Griswold Geo. S. (town clerk) general dealer
Griswold Levi, carpenter
Ilagerty Rev. , Methodist
Hale'S. A. J. gunsmith
Hale J. H. & Co. general dealers
Hale B. F. physician
Hubbard N. proprietor hotel
Manuel David, carriage builder
I Phillips Joseph, blacksmith
Wells J. B. general dealer ,
Wells Theodore, blacksmith
Sanford Pameter, shoe maker
Todd William B. carpenter
WAUKEGAN,.
The County seat of Lake County, is very pleasantly situated in the Township of t!)e samt
naipe, upon a rising piece of ground overlooking Lake Michigan.
It was laid out in the Spring of 1841, and was formerly called "Little Fort.*' For health
and beauty of location this young City has very few rivals in the State, nnd since the comple-
tion of the Lake Shore Railroad, connecting it with Chicago on the South, and Milwaukee on
the North, it has rapidly increased in population and conlraercial importance. It has connec-
tion also with the above and other ports on Lake Michigan, by means of steamboats and pro*
pellers, for which its commodious harbor and piers aiford a safe and easy landing. Besides
several substantial stone and brick blocks, it contains five church edifices and a large and con-
venient public hall. The county paper is published here weekly. Distant from Chicago 40
miles. Population about 8,000.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESfllOKS, TRADES, &c.
Allen George D. star saloon, 18 Washington
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, D. 0.
Dickinson, agent, cor State and Washington
Arland Charles, nursery, County Road
BANK OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS, C. D.
Bickford, president, C. R. Steel, cashier, 4
Washington
Baclieldor £. & Co. boots and shoes, 21 Wash.
Barker W. C. homoeopathic physician. State
Baker J. C. vocalist, Dickinson block
Benjamin W. B. groceries, Washington
Besley William, plank road brewery
Bickford C. D. president Bank of Northern
Illinois, 4 Washington
Biddlecom J. C. coanty clerk
Bishop John, mason
Blodgett & Upton, attorneys, 6 Dickinson bPk
Blowne'y H. W. saddles, harness and tronkf,
Washington
Board man W. A. nttorncy, Court House
Booth Sidney, upholsterer. State
Bowles Thomas, dry goods and groceries, Gene-
see nr Water
Bradbury & Ingalls, publishers Independent
Democrat
Bray William A. doors, sasli, &o. cor State and
Madison
Brewster D. saddle and harness maker, 19
Washington
Brogden James, wagon maker. County n«ar
Washington
Bronstetter George, cooper, Belvidere
Brown J. M. lumber dealer, Genesee nr Water
Bullock John R. physiician, Genesee nr Waabl
OAZBTTJBEB ABD BIS£OTOfiT.
189
Buel H. & Son, dry goods aod groceries, 31
Wftshington
Cable D. D. groceries, Genesee
Capron, Keith & Co. lumber dealers, Genesee
Cary C. S. packer, State nr Washington
Case W. M' dry goods and groceries, 17 Wash.
Cassidy James, grocer, Washington nr County
CHICAGO & MILWAUKEE R. ENGINEEE'S
OFFICE, 1 Dickinson block
City Hotel, Court
Clarke I. L. attorney, OTer post-offipe
Clarkson R. W. dentist, Genesee nr Washington
Cory B. 3- physician, J. Y. Cory's drug-store
Cory J. Y. druggist, 9 Washington
Cory & Eyans, druggists, 16 Washington
COURT HOUSE, West End
]>earbom John E. agent ^tna Insurance Co.
10 Washington
Dennis & Gunn, proprietors stage line, Genesee
DICKINSON BLOCK 12, 14, 1,6 Washington
DICKINSON HALL, Dickinson block, 3d floor
DICKINSON MILLS, head of Washington
Dickinson D. 0. forwarding and commission,
warehouse and pier. Lake Shore, oflSce cor
State and Washington
Dickinson , physician, Jones' block, up
stairs
Dodge & Dickinson, flour and feed, 2 Washing-
ton nr State
Dodge W. B. agent ^Etna Insurance Company,
Hartford, Conn.
Douglass Robert, nursery,, foot of Genesee
Dyhrenfurth Mrs. music teacher, Genesee
Edwards P. W. watches and jewelry, 80 Wash.
Ellis & Pettingal, tanners. Grand ayenue
Farnsworth Charles, machinist, Grand arenue
^erry & Clarke, attorneys
Ferguson A. B. groceries and provbions, Wash-
ington bt Genesee and County » •
Ferguson & Adams, house movers
Franklin S. clothing, 28 Washington
Frazer James T. attorney, 1 Dickinson block
Garraty John, grocer, Washington nr Genesee
Geer N. C. editor and -publisher Waukegan
Gaz(!tte
Getty Adams, agent Illinois Mutual Insurance
Company, 8 Washington
•Gilbert George 0. eclectic physician, Grand av
Gorton James B. dry goods and groceries, cor
Genesee and Water
Greenleaf S. S. boots,' shoes, and leather, 13
Washington
Guyles J. T. & Co. auction and commission,
Jones* block, Washington
Hallowell William, clothing, 7 Washington
Haines Elijah M. attorney, Washington bt Gen-
esee and County
Hibbard Enoch, attorney. State ,
Hills W. H. dry goods and groceries, 23 Wash.
Hitchcock & Co. furnitjorc, Genesee nr Wash.
Howe E. G. books and stationery, 28 Wash.
Hoyt Moses H. house mover, Grand av
Hutchinson & Co. dry goods and groceries, 6
Washington
Hubbard Elijah S. cooper, Genesee nr Madison
Jackson Insurance Company, W. C. Tifi'any,
agent, 20 Washington
Jones Amos W. dry goods and groceries, Wash-
ington nr Genesee
Keefe Michael, cooper, Belvidere
Kelly Jane, milliner, Genesee bt Washington
and Madison
Kellogg David, physician, Julian I
Kirk, Marsh & Co. foundry and machine shop,
cor County and Water
Lake & Mc Henry Plank Road Company, James
McKay, president, C R. Steele, secretary
Lea Wm. shoemaker Washington cor County
Lewis A. physician, Genesee
Lee J. boarding, Genesee cor Water
Lincoln 0. S. & Co. chairs and furniture, Gen-
esee.
Lindsay Charles, clothing, 24 Washington
Look Harris, carpenter and joiner, Genesee bt
Madison and Washington
Lyon I. R. dry goods, Washington cor State
Lyon, Case & Co. proprietors North Pier
McCaul Thomas, dry goo^s, &o., Washington
nr Genesee
Mallon Joseph, clothing, &c. 14 Washington
Maxwell Thomas, boarding, Washington near
County
Millen D. P. & Co. boots and shoes, 3 Wash.
Mills, Smith & Co. lumber dealers, Genesee nr
Madison
Mohawk Valley Marine & Fire Insurance Co.,
C. D. Bickford, agent
Morrison Samuel, boots, shoes, and leather,
Genesee nr Washington
Morman & Frike, wagonmakers, Genesee bt S.
Water and Belvidere
Munson & Hunt, proprietors South Pier
Munson F. F. dry goods and groceries, 2T
Washington
Munson F. F. clothing, 38 Genesee
Murphy Richard, physician, Genesee
Nichols W. H. J. architect and builder, also
* agent for Barrett's composition roofing, .Mad-
ison nr Genesee
Nichols John H. painter, Genesee bt Washing-
ton and Madison
Niles Miss E. E. millinery, W^asbington
Odd Fellows' Hall, corWashington and Genesee
Paddock H. M. dry goods, &c. Genesee
Parks & Haines, attorneys, Washington near
Geneset
Patterson Arthur, Genesee nr Madison
Pearce W. S. drugs, &c.. State
Pctermann John, tailor, Genesee bt Washing-
ton an<l Water
Peters William, confectioner and baker, oor
" Washington and County
Porter Ira, nursery, Grand av
Porter J. Brown, builder, Genesee nr Grand av
Post-Office, 6 Washington
Prajt F. N. city express, H. Buell & Sons
Reeves H. B. paint shop, County nr Washington
Rew II. A. & Co. dry goods, &c. Washington
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NORTHERN COUNTIES
Reid Thomas, Lake County nursery, Kenosha
Road
Richards Prosper D. painter, Clayton
Ritchie A. D. plowmaker, Connty nr Wash.
Roberts, Berry, Porter & Sunderlin, steam
flouring mills, State nr Water
Robinson Z. R. barber, Ijtenesee bt Water and
Washington
Rowley C. M. lumber, Genesee nr Madison
Sage Harley, painter, Genesee
Schobart Henry^ wagon maker, Genesee bt S.
V Water and BeWidere
Searls W. S. attorney, Genesee nr Washington
Sherman & Lee, auction and' commission, cor
Court and Washington
Sherman House, cor Genesee and S. Water
Shute Sarah D. F. milliner, 13 Wash, up stUirs
Slocum , homoeopathic physician, Genesee
Slocum William N. painter, Grand av.
Sons of Temperance Hall, 8 Wash, up stairs
Soule & Co. WRgonmakers, Gcocsee nr Madison
Smith Julius D. real estate broker, 6 Dickinson
,block
Smith & Williams, attorneys, 29 Washington
Smith W. B. medical depot, Madison nr State
Smith, Griswold & Co. planing miU, State cor
Madison
Stafford William S. boots and shoes, Genesee
nr Madison-
Steele Charles R. cashiel* Bank of Northern
Illinois, 4 Washington
Steele R. & Co. dry goods, groceries, &c., 82
Washington
Stearne E. watches and jewelry, Waterman's
Stebbins P. G. proprietor Sherman House
block
Stevens Samuel C. 'shingle factory, cor Water
and State ^
Bynibnds E. C. hairdresser, 32 Wash, up stairs
Thurston's Block, Genesee
Thurston Mrs. £. Q. daguerrean, Washington
Thompson Ransom, wooden ware manufactur-
er. Plank Roiid
Tieman B. A. & Co. confectionery, Genesee
nr Washington
Tiffany William C. hardware, 20 Washington
Tiffany G. B. hardware, 26 Washington
Tillman William, boots and shoes, Genesee nr
Washington
Tripp HoEacej) brick maker. Grand ay
Tripp Horace, nursery, Grand ar
Tripp & Son, Waukegan nursery
Truesdall J. M. land agent, Washington
Turner & Kelly, attorneys, 2 Diekinson block
Union Telegraph Office, P. M. Clark, agent.
State nr Washingtoir
United States Public Works, Colonel Graham^
supt'nt. State bt Washington and Water
VoUar House, M. Patterson, cor State and Water
Walsh Michael, wagon maker, Belvidere
Walters Daniel, proprietor City Hotel
Waterman A. S. books i^nd jewelrj', cor Gene-
see and Washington
Waukegan Academy, H. N. Trembly, principal
Waukegan Chronicle, 22 Washington
Waukegan House, J, S. Metzger, cor Madison
and Genesee
Waukegan Gazette, 40 Genesee
Wells William, shoemaker, Madison nr Genesee
Wetzel W. saloon, Genesee cor Water
Wheeler John B. melodeons
Wheeler Thos. watches and jewelry, 29 Wash.
Wright James F. saloon, cor GeApsee and Wash.
Wright & Porter, hay pressing, nr middle pier
Wilson Mrs. S. dressmaker, 80 Washington, up
stairs
Witherell H. M. 15 Washington
Wolfordt John, blacksmith. County S. of Wash.
Yager G^rge & Ezra, brickmakers, Grand av
Yard A. P. clothing, 26 Washhigton
WAYNE,
Post Tillage, Dupage County, is situated on the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, 83 milts
West from Chicago. Usual fare, $1.05. ' ^
ALFHABEnCAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TI^ES, fte.
MOFFITT B. F. town clerk
SMITH CHARLES, justice of the peace
GLOSS JOHN, justice 'of the peaqe '
PIERCE LUTHER, supci;vi8or
GtUILD ALBERT, (post-master) general dealer
Blank S. saw mills
Sikes Rev. Lewis E., Congregational
WEST POINT,
Stephenson County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIONS, TRADES, fto.
Clark E. F. (town derk,) general dealer
Hoffman J. P. (justice of the peace,) general
dealer ^
Hopkins O. P. carpenter
Murray M. H. blacksmith *
Pratt Orin, cabinet maker
Roust Joseph, carpenter
'Watlon A. B. general dealer
WILSON DANIEL, justice of the peace
OAZSMfiEB AND DIRKOTORt.
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WHEATON,
Post Village, Dupage County, is situated on the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, 25 mileji
West from Chicago. Usual fare, 76 cents.
AIFHABETICAI LIST OP PROFESSIOKS, TBABES, fto.
GRAY ERASTUS, justice of the peace
Bander Peter, carriage builder
Beard Amos, carpenter
Bliss & Co. lumber
Brown William, lightning rods
Bdrdick R. S. carpenter
Chadwick A^ery, proprietor hotel
Qhadwick Harvey, lightning rods
Chadwick Joseph, lightning rods
Chadwick Joseph, jr., lightning rods
Chadwick Luther* lightning rods
Cook & Murdoch* grain and lumber, dealers
BnsWorth Millard, mason
Ferris Rev. Philo
Foot & Chadwick, lightning rods
Foot & Danforth* silver platers
Fridley Andrew, hard and tin ware
Grajr , shingle maker
Hall Edwin W. general dealer
Hagemaq P. C. physician
Hammer Charles* harness mater
Hardley Hiram, lightning rods
Howard C. K. W. (constable,) general dealer
Kimball Rev. George P.
Krick M. blacksmith
Lumry Rev. Rufus
McConnell ■» physician
McLellan George, blacksmith
Markham Rev. R. P.
Mason & Chadwick, lightning rods
Mott WiUia*d, carpenter
Oakley John, tailor
Pound Lewis, boots and shoes
Powell Rev. Joseph
Rudd Daniel, mason
Sauer John, tailor
Schat2 William, painter
Sleight & Lytle, livery stable
Smith Rev* Ammi
Vallette Jonathan G. notary pubKc
Vallctte John 0. physician
VaUette, Mulford & Co. lightning rods
Van Buren John, mason
Wagor Sebastian, manufacturer of corn plan-
ters
Wakely Orlando, physician
Wheaton Warren L.
Whitakor & Winslow, carpenters
Winship Charles F. principal Illinois Institute
WINFIELD,
Dupage Coutity. The Township of Winlield is situated in the West part of the County.
ALFHABETICAL LIST OF F&OfESSIONS, TRABES, &o<
HARLOW L. B. town clerk
ROt/NDY G. N. supervisor
WARREN J. M. post-master
Church Rev. — *-, Methodist
Daily Rev. Hiram, Baptist
Austin Reuben, carriage builder -
Gould Thomas* blacksmith
Gxaham A. tailor
Grant & Manning* grist and saw mill
Gray Charles, (justice of the peace) saw mill
Jones Zera, carriage builder «
Lathrop Edward, blackstiiith
Leonard H. apothecary
Manning Rockwell, general dealer
Moore H. O. apothecary
Stevens Abram, carriage builder
Watsdn Thomas* blacksmith
WINNEBAGO COUNTY,
Situated in the Northern part of the State, is bounded on the North by Rock County, Wisf
consin, South by Ogle, East by Boone, and West by Stephenson County.
It was first nettled in 1835 by emigrants from the Eastern States, and organized in 1836/
The County extends on both sides of the Rock River, which traverses it nearly from North to
South, and furnishes an immense water power, especially at thp rapids, where the city of
Rockford stands. The other streams are the Pecatonica, on its Western border, and the
KishWaukie watering its South-Eastern parts* both of which abound in good mill seats^
This is a very fine farming County, the produce raised finding a ready market by means of
the Galena & Chirago Union Railroad which passes right through the entire length of th6
County. The ^surface of the County is undulating, and the soil a deep rich mould. This in
common with almost all Counties in the Northern part of the State, is rapidly filling, up with
an indostrious and enterprising population. Capitol, Rockford, situated on Rock R|ver<
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WINNEBAGO,
Township, Winnebago County.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TBABE8, ft|).
SHEDD WABREN F. town clerk I SLOAN HAMPTON P. justice of the peace
ALWORTH REUBEN, justice of the peace | Warner J. D. general dealer
WHEELING,
Post Pffice, Co6k County, is situated on the East side of the Desplaines KiTcr, 182 miles N.
E. by N. from Springfield.
' WINSLOW,
Township and Post Yillage, Stephenson County, is situated on a branch of the Pecatonioa
Riyer, 182 miles North from Springfield.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PSOFESSIOKS, TRADES, &c.
HUNT EDWARD, (carriage builder) town clerk
Bamferd Henry S. harness maker
Baumann John Henreich, cabinet maker
Bradford John, machinist
Carver W. D. physician
Cowles Julius W. general dealer , .
Cuttler H. L. physician
Gould Obadiab, carriage builder
GuDsaul Samuel, proprietor GunsauPs Hotel
Hilliard Josiah, tailor
McCauly Thomas, blacksmith
Pattison Richard, general dealer
Powell Rev. J. N. Presbyterian
Sears Silas, carpenter
Stephens John, painter
Sweely Jacob, carriage builder
Taylor A. & T. D. boots and shoes ,
Turnbull James, general dealer
Webster Charles, general dealer
White George, chair maker
Wickwire Ely, (justice of the p^ace,) proprie-
tor Winslow Hptel
Wickwire & Howard, general dealers\iid grist
mill
WOODSTOCK,
The County Seat of McHenry County, is pleasantly situated on a piece of rising ground, in
the geographical centre of the County. The corporation is limited to one mile square. It
was incorporated in the year 1852, and is divided into two wards. It contains several good
stores, three hotels, and two newspapers, published weekly. '
The Chicago, St. Paul & Pond Du Lao Railroad has just been completed to this place.
Distant from* Chicago 51 miles. Usual fare, $1,60. Population about 2,000.
ALPHABETICAL.LIST OF FBOFESSIOKS, TRADES, &o.
A»fERICAN HOUSE, West side of Public
Square
Austin Creorge A. attorney and insurance ag't,
Excelsior block
Austin F. D. post-master
BALDWIN M. B. drugs, books, &c. (see card)
Bentley George W. sheriff
Bertschy L. jr. dry goods, 3 Phoenix block
BLAKESLEE CHAUNCEY, dry goods, 6 Phoe-
nix block
Bradley, Page & Co. railroad contractors
Besley William, Woodstock brewery, 7 Phoenix
block
Banker John, groceries. South side Public
. Square
Bnrbank B. turning, &c. Phoenix block
Barton H. B. & Co. clothing, boots and shoes.
North side Public Square
CARTER BENJ. merchant tailor, 9 Phoenix
block
Carter J. S. assistant elerk circuit court
Chapin H. B. composition roofing, 4 Phoenix
block ^
CHURCH & WILLARD, attorneys, 1 Excel-
fiior block
Dake Gilbert B. treasurer .
DavisCj. H. physician
Dickenson, Lyon & Co. forwarding and prpducf
Donnelly John, groceries. West aide Public
Square •
Donnelly Neill, (president council,) dry goods,
&c. North side Public Square
DURFEE J. H. express agent, SPhcenixbrk
Excelsior Block, north side Public Square
FULLER A. W. & CO. dry goods, 2 Excelsior
block
FULLER, JOHNSON & CO. bankers, 5 Phoe-
nix block
Fitch Henry, blacksmith. South side Publie
Square
Greenleaf G. D. furniture, Dundee
Guyer Rev. Simeon, Methodist
Harrison H. ML builder
HILL JEHIEL, proprietor American House
Hoy t James L. groceries, E. side Public Squav«
Hunt & Fuller, lumber
Hutchinson M. T. school commissioner
Hlinois & Wisconsin Express, J. H. Durfee, pro*
prietor
Jewett Rer. Nathan, Metliedist
OAZSTTB£B AKD DtBBCTOKY.
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Johnson J. IT. circuit court clerk and recorder
Johnson & Merritt, drugs, &c. 8 Excelsior bl'k
Johnson O* B. physician, at J. & Merritt
Jndd & McCahw, livery stable, Dundee
JOSLYN & VAN WICKLE, attorneys, 1 J Pho3-
nix block
JUDSON N. & CO. dry goods, 5 Phoenix bl'k
Kelly D. blacksmith, &c.
KIMBALL & HOOD, furniture, 4 Excelsior
block
Klotz — -, boots and shoca
Lamb C. M. county clerk
Lincoln Gooding
Lindsay Thomas
Lyon I. N. attorney, North side Public Square
Lyon & Seymour, pioneer saloon, S. side, p. S.
McCahill James, shoemaker, South side Public
Square
McClure & Cogswell, attorneys, 7 Phoenix bl'k,
up stairs
McMahon James, groceries. South side Public
Square
ICcDeRichards Thomas, county surveyor
McMaster L. W. clothing, 1 Phoenix block
Maher Thomas L. harness maker, East side
Public Squ^e
MANSFIELD F. J. tinware jmd stoves. South
side Public Square
Masonic UalL 3 Excelsior block, 3d floor
Merrill C. R. & Co. lumber
Merritt A. D. physician •
Murphy P. W. livery stable
MURPHY T. D. county attorney, East side
Public Square
New witter S. clothing, jewelry, &c.
Norton N. & H. blacksmiths, North side Publii;
Square
Payne Henry, blacksmith and wagon maker
Petrie Jacob N. groceries, N. side Public Square
Phcenix Block, South side Public Square
Pooler & Judd,. painters. East side Public
Square
Powel W. S. clocks and watches, 2 Phoenix
block
Quirk Francis, South side Public Square
Rich Sf. Burtschy, lumber, produce, &c.
Rose S. physician
Republican Free Press, (weekly, 900,) C. Mc-
Clure
RUGGLES CRIGHTON, proprietor Rugglcs'
House, Public Square
Shapley C. H. jr., coroner
Smith Asa W. 7 Phoenix block
Smith Enos W. editor Woodstock Democrat
Smith W. F. deputy post-master
Strode James M. county judge
Swenson P. S. wagon and carriage maker
TAPPAN A. W. & CO. dry goods, 7 Phoenix
block
Todd Rev. Richard K., Presbyterian
TROWBRIDGE J. C. boots and shoes,! Phoe-
nix block
Wait & Smith, saw mills
WATROtJS C. dry goods, 8 Phoenix blook
Whitsoti & Harrison, groceries. East side Pub-
lic Square
Woodstock Democrat, (weekly, 1,000,) F. D.
Austin, publisher
M. B. BALDWIN,
NO. 2 FH(ENIX BLo£e, .... WOODSTOCE,
DEALER ITS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AHD
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U4 KORTllERK CatTKtISS
Jlliniris m& 'W&tat^anm (Kxprp,
DAILY BETWEEN
VIA THB lUJIfOZS & WISCONSIN RAILROAD.
J. H. DURFEE, Proprietor.
J. H. B. BTJTS & SELLS FBODTJCE, &c. OX COMMISSIOX»
And will giye special attention to the Transmission of
COIN, BULLION. BANK NOTES, &c.
And to the prompt Collection of BILLS, NOTES, op other Remand*
(l£lo@ m 6Moag9, at B. CI. 6rl§§s & Go., Ill iake Street*
Ami witk thk AfCBte of Sallroad Conpany ob the Use
■*^M«f^1©M^r2 A^m^
J. HILIf, • ' Jf^roprietor.
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WEST SlDB OF THE SQUARB, WOpDSTOCK, McHEITR? CO.
I am now prepared to receive Guests, and supply them with good board and comfoctabl
iipftrtments, at moderate rates. iT. MIIT<T<^
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NO. 6 PHCENIX BLOCK,
DKALEB IN
STAPLE & FANCY DKY GOODS
' OLOTHINQ, QEkOOEttBES, AHB OROOKERY.
GAJSBTTXER AND 0IBBOTORT. 1^^
»,, 33. C
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c. &c..
Phoenix Block, East Side Public Sqnave,
-VTOOlD&TOCrS., - - I^C3IIE2^TI^,^5^ oo.
*":»
Orders aro respectfully solicited, and prompfly attended to.
CHUBGH & WILLARB,
"' ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS, Ac,
^^' WOODSTOCK, ... RIcHElVRY €OUlVT¥.
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I'Mt, FOR Bxrrma and sbllxno land, patmeiyt of taxbs, ac
LAWBS»CB 8. OBirSCH? CHAKLKS M. WlhhAV»i-
li A. W. FULLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY
^.•©©©P
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS, BONNETS,
Yi^NKEE IN^OTIOISTS.
)ij) -^ — "^
Mo. 2 Ei^eeMor Block, • • Woodstock, McHenry Coimiy.
A. W. rQI.Um. »• B.11T0W.
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FULLER, JOHNSON & CO.,
§ attars and dxjiknp ^ra^v8,
<v9;^ CE) c£> ££> @3 "^o* cs;> c^ £:£^ «
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EXCBAVISB, SPICIE, AKB rUCUEKGirr HOHET fiOUfiHT AND SOLD.
CftHectloBS lu^njitly nade at Cirrait Bates. Interest allowed on Time Bepo^ts#
A. W. Fuller, Joel H. Johnson, Neill Donnelly, L. S. Chtfrch, C. B. Dur&e, G. W.Bentlej.
c*> TT-ZLKT yArxG:Bi:
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m,^l
JfL.NT> OOU^SEI.]LOIiS A.T LAW,
Ho. 1 FHCEKIX BLOCK, WOODSTOCK, McHEKBY C0«
F. S.-»Pronpt atiention given to all business entrusted to their care.
IST. JTJDSO]N' & GO.,
KO. 9 PHCEailX BJLOCIL, WOaOSTOCK, IIICHEIVRT CO.,
^ \ DSALBBS in
STAPLE & FANCY DRT GOODS,
BONNETS, HATS, GAPS,
CLOTHING, GEOOEEIES & CKOCKERY.
Tt. JUDSOH.
O. B< WATSOUS.
KIM:BA.LL & HOOD,
MASfUFACTURBRS OF AKD DEALERS IN .
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or ALL KINDS AND V4RI£Ties,
No. 4 Excelsior Block, Woodstock, McHenry Go.
p. 8.— particular attention giyen to all orders cti trusted to us, and satisfaction wanrantedy
OAZBTTBBR AND DIRBCTOBT. 14T
F. J. MANSFIELD,
XAmrVACTUSBB OF AVD DBALXR IK
m HARDWARE & STOVES.
S. Side of Public Square^ ISfno^OsiQdk^ JtMeOenry Co.
T. 33. MXJIIFHY,
LAND BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HoH. JoHM P, Halb, ^ New York. I Chas. B. Havens, Philadclphift.
Wm. T. Cottbr, J. " Spbagub & Boor, Baltimorci,
James W. Kimball, Boston. | ChablesC. Tucker, Washington, D. C.
(LATG AIVDERSOnr HOVSE.)
WOODSTOCK, - MCHENRY 'COUNTY.
CRIGHTON RUOGLES, - PROPRIETOB.
11 I. C. TROWBRIDGE, t
MANUFACTUBEB AND DEALER IN
B00%S JkMM : gM0Jlg^,
IVo. 1 Phoenix Block, l¥oodstock, McHenry Co.
ALL WORK WARRANTED^
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1<8 KOBTHBBlf COUNTIBS
No. 7 Phoenix Block, Woodstoek, McHenr^f Co.,
PBALXtUB nr BtAPLB AlID VAKCT
O O B S
o.A.x>ai, M^oai*, db<
YELLOW CREEK,
Post Village, Stephenson County, 169 miles North from Springfield.
YORK,
Township, situated in the Enst part of Dapage County.
AJLFHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOKS, TRADES, fte.
GLOSS JOHN, t^n olerk
LITCHFIELD CYRENIUS, justice of the pc'e
BATES GERRY, post-master Babcook GroTe
Bumham D. N. attorney
Finoh Jeremiah, physioiaa
Gsay Frederick, grist and saw mill
Grant Horace, general dealer
Hull J. B. (post-master,) general dealer
Mong Heniy, proprietor hotel
nh m)i ilass; ^nU, Caps, anKr Jfars,
Manufactured, and kept constantly on hand. Also, a choice Selection of
FAMILY GROCERIES, CLOTHING, &c. &c. |
A. W. TAPPAM. L. P. C0KTEK8B. i
C. WATROirS). No. 8 Fhceniz Block,
WOOI!»STOOt&, HtOUeNRY COWNTY,
DXALSB IN
DRY GOODS, BONNETS,
GAZBTTBBB AND ,J)IKBCTORT.
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ADDENDA.
BELVIDERE.
Amsden Rev. B. M., Congregationalist
Anderson Kev. L., Methodist
Baker D. tailor, cor State and Mechanic
Belvidere Hotel, S. P. Doty, proprietor
Bidwell & Reynolds, wagon makers
Bradley Rev. Wm., Christian
Brown & Ho ton, stoves and tin ware, State
Butler Michael, boots and shoes, State
Castle C. M. dry goods, &c.
Clark & Adams, grocers, Sonth side
CoDgdon E. produce
Crosby Henry L. dry goods &o., Union block
Cashing J. J., Sage's seed sowers, State
Banel D. P. washing machine, East side
Ihinton W. S. meat market
Emmerson 0. P. & Co. produce, South side
Gooding S. C. physician
Hamilton Rev. , Union
Hawkins & Hebd^n, lumber. South side
Hawley & Co. produce, South side
Jones Dr. J. B. homoeopathic
Keeler A. B. & M. E. grocers, Mechanic nr State
Lake L. L. physician
Lewis T. J. merchant tailor. Mechanic
McVicar W. surveyor and land agent, over
Belvidere Bank
Mack J. W. & Co. produce, South side
Molony R. S. physician. Mechanic
Murphy J. clothing, Mechanic nr State
Newman L. D. grocer. State
Pierce & Nichols, hard and tin ware
Randall A. F. attorney. Mechanic
Remmington H. H. plough maker. State
Rice F. H. boots and shoes, Mechaoie nr State
Roe Rev. C. H., Baptist
Spalding J. F. furniture. State
Thomson & Hulbert, blacksmiths
Walker Enos, grocer, cor Stat© and Mechanic
Webb & Glasner, dry goods, State
Whitney D. H. plij-sician. Court House Square
Witter M. W. & M. prop'^trs Temperance hotel
Woodard Dr. , State
Wobdard & Cowles, groceries, South side
ELGIN.
Adams Geo. B. jewelry, 14 Main
Barker William, jewelry. Mill
Bernhard Philip, collar maker
Buck J. N. auction and commission, .10 Main
Chicago House, J. Pabst, proprietor
Cornell, Wilder & Co. grocery and saloon, 16
Main
Davidson Orlando, banker, Chicago cor R. R.
Fehrman F. & Co. dry goods
Harris & HoUoway, groceries, 7 Main
Hi^rvey, Watkius &, Co., produce, opp. R. R.
depot
Henderson Rev. H. W., Presbyterian
JOSLYN & LYMAN, proprietors and publish-
ers Palladium
Kingman Miss, music teacher, at G. W. Ren-
irick*s
Kimball P. J. proprietor Pavilion House •
Lange John, wagon maker
Messenger A. J. wagon and plough maker
Paeper & Co. harness makers, Main
Pavilion House, East Elgin
Peyton Johnson M. produce
Phillips J. E. livery stable, West Elgin
Reynolds E. A. & J. N. millinery, Maiu
Stewart & Powers, barbers
Sylla & Adams, reaper factory. West Elgin
Taj'lor & Lawsha, grocers,' Broadway nr Bi'ic%e
Tetft Thos. W. constable
Tichenor Isaac P. furniture, 8 Main
Todd James, lumber, East Elgin
Truesdcll.W. H. marble factory
Wilcox Sylvan us, attorney
Works George, foundry. Main nr Bridge
FREEPORT.
Bagg Chnrtes S. editor nod proprietor BuUetiu
Berry Charles E. attorney
Brubaoher C. groceries and provisions
De Armit John & Co. plough makers
Fams worth J. C. proprietor Bloss House
. Ford A. W. watches and jewelry, Emmert's bl'k
Furray & Heidner, wagon makers. Van Buren
nr Publijs Square
Hart W. W. arohitoet, Chicago
Hunt A. C. produce and forwarding. Hunt's
warehouse
Hunt Richard, drugs and medicines, nr depot
Kitehen & Slack, lumber, Bridge
Mallory 0. agent M. Burris & Son's nursery j
Railroad Depot ^
Ordway E. nurseryman *
Parker Joseph W. attorney, West side. P. 8. .
Pilot & Cookson, carpet weavers, Stephenson nr
Bridge
Prentice N. F. homoeopathic physician, 1 Ex-
change block
Richow & Fritzel, barbers, Chicago nr Steph.
Rosencrans Mrs. millinery, cor Exchange and
Bridge
Sonnebom & Horwiti, Young Amerioft cloth-
ing, 4 Exchange block
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KOBTHKBN CO0NTIB8
Spencer James D. Tarieties, cor Stephenson Wheeler & Brewster, nursery, Stephenson, W.
and Adams End
Stickney L. W. boots and shoes, Stephenson nr Wetzel John P. harness maker, Galena
Chicago t I Williams S. B. homoeopathio physician, £x-
fitoU Lorenz, book bindery, South side Public ! change block
Square Wooding Peter, furniture, Stephenson nr Chic-
Waulkey Jacob, cabinet maker, Galena ; Yates W. H. clothing, Stephenson nr Chicago
Wells Jesse, books, &c., Stephenson " j Zopf & Metz, bakers, nr R. B. cor Van Buren
GALENA.
Alderson S. grain dealer
Botswick W. C. attorney, cor Main and Hill .
Chandler II. H. dry goods, 200 Main
Cooke James H. oyster depot, 164 Main
Easterly J. & Co. dry goods
Grant J. R. leather dealer. Main opp. Diagonal
Hitchcock Wm. wholesale grocer, Main near
Spring
Hirsberg H. clothing, rem. Main cor Hill
Hodge & Morrison, grocers, Levee
Howard B. B., U. S. Commissioner and attor-
ney, Green cor Main
Ingersol, Field & Co. druggist*. 195 Main
James' Hotel, cor Crummer and Hill «
James John, proprietor James' Hotel
Johnsoa G. G. daguerrean artist, 90 Main
Kuntz Ilev. Louis, pastor German M. £. Churck
Matteson k Barker, wines and liquors, l7l Main
Merkle & Pfuud, saloon, cor Commei*ce and Hill
Merrick Mrs. Mary, removed 166 Main
Nob^e J. D. removed 163 Ma^n
Page House, Franklin
Page William, proprietor Page House
Rosenthal H. clothier, 93 Main
Rudolph J. proprietor St. Paul Hotel
St. Paul Hotel, Levee
Schmoil Mrs. millinery, 140 Main
Sloan & Maxwell, liquors, &c., 10 Levee
Truex E. H. druggist, 88 Main'
Van Embden Ludwig, geiits' furnishing, IGl
Main
Walder J. D. drugs, &c., 73 Main
ROCKFORD.
Bird B. A. (Dickson & B.) | Stebbina & Beedle, boots, &c., E. Bockford
I>aughe]:ty £, C« publisher Bockford Register
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WM. STINE & BEO.,
VAKITFACTURERS AlfD -^HOLSSALE A2TP BETAIL D2ALKISB Ilk
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dfWIis, ^assim^m, and f^slinis,
NO. 1 EXCHANGE BLOCK, - - - FEEEPORT.
i IMPORTANT TO ADYERTISERS !
The Business Hen of Cfaieago and tlie North-West will find th^
PUBLISHED AT DIXON, LEE COUNTY,
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTtSINQ MEDIUMS IN THIS PORTION OF THE STATE.
It circulates extensively throughout Lee, Ogle, Whiteside, Carroll, and other surrounding
Counties, and has a larger circulation than any paper in either of those Counties.""
Advertisers are invited to make their business known through this medium.
CHAS. €. ALim, Proprietor.
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NO& 28, 30 & 32 TERRACE STREET, BUFFALO,
IMPORTERS A>D DEALERS IK
American, English k Swedes Iron, Steel, Nails, Spike, Tin«?Iate, Sheet-Iron,
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Morticmg Machines. Scvth<i8, Forks, lloes, Axes, Leather Belting, Mechanics' Tools, and
Agricultural Implements. Shelp Hardware of every description.
Agents for Buffalo Iron Works and Nail Factory, Niagara Iron Forge. Iron Safes, Platform Scales, Chnrck
Bells, Niagara Pail and Tub Factory, Empire Window Crlass.
»A3tUEL F. PRATT.
PARCAL P. PRATT.
EDWARD P. SEALS.
8^\^iaj^IlT & BROTHER,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SDl^SaiEg 2
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Editors and Publishers of the "Maquoketa Sentinel"
Advertiscnient« conspicuously inserted at low rates.
ITW PM sineu lUL
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POUTABLE GRIST & SAW MILLS,
g HoLLEY'S ROTARY PUMP, for Railroad Shops.
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Shop—North End Wells Street Bridge, Chieago.
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The arrangements are so complete in each department, and t!ie variety of talent so combined,
that the FINEST GEMS in EVERY STYLE of PORTRAITURE are produced in thoir
highest perfection.
TAKEN DAILY, EVERY KIND OP
DAGUERREOTYPES ON SILIR AND GLASS. PLATES.
STEREOSCOPE, OR SOLID DAGUERREOTYPES.
ON PAPER, IVORY, AND CANVAS,
PLAIK, LIKE ENOBATIHGS, OB COLOBSO I^ OIL, PA8TEL, OB WA^^ZB COLO^
• BY THE MOST SKILFCt ARTISTS IN THE COUNTRY,
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From the Smallest Miniature to Full Life;
Thus combining all the beauty of the Painting with the perfection of the Daguerreotype, and
at the same time at such prices as to bring them within the reach of all.
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