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Directory of the City of Chicago
Illinois for 1843
TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
S. BENEDIK, merchant tailor, 187 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.; a full
assortment of dry goods, clothing, etc., constantly kept on hand, warranted of
the best material and latest style.
ANDREW J. COX & CO., tailors, Clark Street, between Lake and South.
Water streets.
HETTINGER & PETERMAN, tailors and drapers, South-Water Street,
Chicago, Ill.; ready-made clothing of every description constantly on hand; all orders punctually attended to; cutting and repairing done at
short notice, and on reasonable terms.
J. H. HODGSON, draper and tailor, Clark Street, opposite City Hotel.
H. H. HUSTED, draper and tailor, 97 1/2 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.; a large
assortment of ready-made clothing constantly on hand.
W. LOCK & CO., cheap clothing store, 125 Lake Street, corner of Lake
and Clark streets, Chicago, Ill.
P. NEWBURGH, draper and tailor, 153 Lake Street; orders promptly
attended to.
CHAS. TAYLOR, fashionable tailor, Clark Street, between Lake St. and
post-office, Chicago, Ill. ; would most respectfully solicit a continuance
of the liberal patronage hitherto extended to him, assuring his customers
and the public that he uses Francis H. Taylor's "mathematical principle of cutting garments," which is true in theory and application, and
produces better-fitting garments than can by any possibility be cut by any
other system. N. B.-The French and New York fashions will be received monthly.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NORTON & TUCKERMAN, wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods,
groceries, hardware, lumber, and salt; 134 Lake Street; warehouse and lumber-yard, North-Water Street, north end of Clark-Street bridge;
storage and commission.
DR. TEW, phrenological and magnetic examiner, at his residence, second
house north of the Episcopal Church; may be consulted in all cases of nervous or mental difficulty; the application of his remedies will enable
him to relieve or cure any case of monomania, insanity, or recent madness, where there is no inflammation or destruction of the mental organs;
his attention to the diseases of the nervous system, such as the St.
Vitus' dance, spinal affections, has resulted in some remarkable cures. Having
been engaged for the last five years in teaching mental philosophy, as taught by phrenology, together with his numerous
phreno-magnetic experiments, enable him to give correct and true delineations of mental
dispositions of different persons; which will be every way profitable to
all who wish to understand the mysteries of their own natures, and how they may use their talents to the best advantage.
MRS. ATKINSON, milliner and dressmaker, ladies' own materials made up;
Clark Street, opposite the post-office, Chicago, Ill.
D. A. BARROWS & CO., manufacturers of and wholesale and retail dealers
in confectionary, syrups, cakes, and ice creams; 147 Lake St., Chicago.
J. B. BUSCH, blacksmith, corner of Randolph and Market streets; also
general dealer in groceries, provisions, liquors, and fruit, Clark Street,
Chicago, Ill.
JOHN BURGESS, carriage and wagon maker, Randolph St., Chicago, Ill.;
orders in the above line promptly executed on the most reasonable terms.
GEORGE F. FOSTER, sail-maker and general dealer in ship chandlery,
groceries, paints, oils, nails, etc., South-Water Street, Chicago, Ill.;
bags and bagging, ropes, tar, pitch, oakum, sail-cloth, etc., constantly on
hand.
THOMAS GEORGE, new tin, copper, and sheet-iron manufactory, 197
Lake Street, opposite the Illinois Exchange.
JEFFREY & BENTLY, shoeing smiths and horse farriers; shop on
West-Water Street, between the United States Hotel and J. M. Underwood's
lumber yard. George Jeffrey, John Bently.
KILER K. JONES, periodical and agency office; kept constantly on hand,
at the periodical depot on Clark Street, three doors north of the postoffice, all the new and cheap works of the day, such as periodicals,
magazines, newspapers, etc.; also agent for the New Mirror, and all the
leading periodicals in this country; all orders promptly attended to.
P. NICKALLS, livery, commission, and bait stable, corner of Wolcott and
Kinzie streets, Chicago. N. B.-Job horses and wagons furnished on reasonable terms.
PERKINS & FENTON, carriage and wagon making, inform the public
that they are prepared to execute any orders in the business above-mentioned on the most reasonable terms and on short notice; they are also
prepared to accommodate the public with blacksmithing, and house, sign, and carriage painting. Their shops may be found on Randolph Street,
opposite the public square. Chicago, Jan. 1, 1844.
PFUND & CO., Clark-Street bakery, between S.-Water and Lake streets.
L. P. SANGER & CO., 123 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill., manufacturers and
wholesale and retail dealers in hats, caps, muffs, boas, buffalo coats, buffalo
robes, buffalo overshoes, buckskin mitts; cash paid for all kinds of furs.
CHRISTOPHER SEEBE, agent for Kelly's improved pumps, at the
warehouse of Theron Pardee.
I. C. STEVENS, (sign of the three hats), hat, cap, and fur manufacturer, 108
Lake Street, Chicago; hats and caps of all qualities and of the latest fashions to suit customers; also every variety of articles belonging to his
line of business, such as buckskin mittens, gloves, overshoes, umbrellas,
gentlemen's neck stocks, life preservers, and money and riding belts. N.B.-Hatters' stock and trimmings always on hand; buffalo robes for
sale, wholesale and retail; cash paid for furs and deer-skins.
J. W. NORRIS, general intelligence and agency office, Clark Street, opposite
the Saloon (over Russell's land-office); where situations will be procured
for persons seeking different kinds of employment; clerks, book-keepers,
overseers, school teachers, mechanics, and laborers, cooks, waiters, porters,
nurses, servant girls, etc., etc., promptly supplied with places. Also,
information given of property to be rented, and tenants obtained for the
same; agencies of all kinds promptly and faithfully attended to. Corrected register of the inhabitants of the city, in connection with the
general directory, at all times accessible to the public. New names enrolled and changes of business or residence inserted without any charge.
WM. WHEELER & CO., dealers in stoves, hardware, cutlery, tin,
sheetiron, and copper ware; agents for the Hazard Company's various sorts of
powder; 145 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.; cash paid for furs and deer-skins,
beeswax, genshang, lead, and timothy seed.
H. O. STONE, 114 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill., wholesale and retail dealer
in dry goods and groceries; 100 pcs fulled cloth, ass'd colors; 50 bales
sheeting, wicks and twine; 30 pcs broadcloths, ass'd colors; 3 cases hard
times; 20 pcs cassimeres; 10 cases prints; 1000 lbs cotton yarn; 40 pcs flannel, ass'd colors; 6o pcs Ky. Jeans; 30 cases boots and shoes; 30
pcs muslin de lanes and chusans; 40 pcs colored and lustring silks; 600 pcs seasonable ribbons and artificial flowers; Tuscan silk and velvet
bonnets; 100 kegs nails, sash, glass, and putty; 50 bbls dried peaches and
apples; a full cargo of wooden-ware; 100 chests, 1/2-chests, and caddies
of tea; 100 bags coffee; 10 hhds and 30 bbls sugar and molasses; a full assortment of family groceries. "He that would thrive, must either
hold or drive." Call and see. No charge for showing goods at 114 Lake Street; storage on South-Water Street; cash advances made on
produce left in store; cash paid at all times for wheat and flour.
EGAN'S sarsaparilla panacea, sold at Francis Stead's city drug store, 76
Lake Street. There are in the hands of Dr. Egan private letters from our most respectable citizens containing accounts of some astonishing
cures from the use of this article, which can be seen at his office.
We call the attention of the public to the advertisement, which we
commence this week, of Dr. Egan's Sarsaparilla Panacea. Being yourself a medical man, we may be permitted to say that we are acquainted with
Dr. Egan, and know him to be a man of science and of high standing in his profession. We take him to be above quackery, and are confident he
would not, if he could, palm a useless nostrum upon the public for the sake of paltry gain. The Sarsaparilla has long been celebrated for its
restorative and renovating effects in chronic disease, and there is no doubt
that Dr. Egan has succeeded in giving a more effective and successful combination than it has before received. We believe it worthy of
confidence, and recommend its trial by the afflicted.-' St. Charles Patriot.
ELLIS & FERGUS, general book and job printers, Saloon Buildings, Clark
Street, Chicago; every variety of book and job printing done in the best
style and on the most moderate terms; blanks printed to order and kept constantly on hand. William Ellis, Robert Fergus.
JOHN WENTWORTH, editor, publisher, and proprietor Chicago Democrat,
office, 107 Lake Street, third story; printing, job, fancy, and book work
of all kinds executed with neatness and despatch; blanks of all kind constantly on hand.
Source: Directory of the
City of Chicago Illinois for 1843, Compiled By Robert Fergus, Printer, A
Resident of Chicago since July 1, 1839. Chicago: Fergus
Printing Company, N. W. Cor. Illinois St. and Dearborn Ave. 1896.
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