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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Or. 8eprg 9enner's
6eilenbe g al b E,

n Elm Seflmittel. peltes aepfnf@t une 9efudt rDrcen III
10 lonoe as es Qerste utp gpptbefen CAB.
Ga oiebt Feline Wunfen tber @efdpTre, mod 6uutans1tla9.
cSer gnt,Sueunaen, bic niht NIT tiefer Salbe aebetit percen,
nenn nur per eeibenne nod i'm Bereith menibl,ber 5nlte TT,
pter bic Galbei item eebrauft uIrb. Cine 10 Sabr LANCE
%srfobruna bat a~tnGaenb 3.usnib ~ae9eben. un9efdbr 5000
Ierspnen fnb nit biefer Salbe aebeilt pereer, metrentbetls
splbe, teren Setben pom arbersn aerSten fur rHbetlbdr er'
t(drt purben, ale Wei6e @efhwulF. 8npdenfrab. utper
padsuna Der @elenfe, Sdpdbs unb @ntfeluns ees Nud9ra=
tee. GhpenY, edbnuna Der @lierer. 5teumattsmus, Neural=
aia, @riTpelas, s@arla6, 8rupbufen, strcteln, Ntn8parm
sal,HuS, pHene geine pber Fever Sore, gtn9erpIrt1, pne=
nerauaen an Sasen, grbsrino; fir @ntsaneur9 Der ssber
ser Qunae, Der Nteren. Ter gu8en, Ger Sbren, BET 9art9pri8
felt no Sie Sbren %auslanfen.
Grtfbe g0unben perfen IN nn9lanblth tur5sr Setf 8ebeth
nGmlin Splhe, bic Surh Sauen, stshen peer S1tesen oer:
nrSoht fnb: 9einbrdde 8erauetituns, Qerrenfnng, erfrpr.
ne @lieSer unb granbmunten. 9teie ale tDnnen 8sbetlt
werben ebe 60 anfdnat III eiteru. Gle teHen AUD eann npt
bab, penn Der 9ranb pber W2rrti1eattpn lton an9efan'
aen bGtte. @be sSemanb BEN furttbaren Wori1la9 etn=
aebt elm @lieo abnebmen gu la1en prpbtre man ptele
Salbe, unb man tpirp in fnrSer 3eit feeen, Dap ne petn
mas p6ns fe nidt aebeilt merben fam. geenn eth Setnbrnt
nod Iebenbiae 0erbinbnns nit benz a5rper bat, hur9 pie
aSern unb gerpen, 70 mus CT anb beilen. penh anse ee'
eup6en auf bic 56ltmmfte grt ssrntalmt TT. Dies ~ BIN
lanalib bewieIen, i1 babe piele iolhe Sale lettt aehetlt, tn
febr furser Belt.
len lafer.
gBsnn nabere gusfunft sewiniat pirr, ~ penee mon Hd
an BEN ttnterseidneten, bei9reibe sas 81 betlsnee nebel nns
Ibide cine 3pfntarte.
grets ST. 90, Gprto 80 Gents.
0iefs salbe nirb ALIEN ~perferttBt BON
3r. Gecrs Benner,
SfFce beim giieababn 9eYpt. IifFn, Seip.
Uni IS. 1866. 80 MT 10
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OauniheiDttSmu8.

Spbn etnben. ~erfabrener 8auni@eittiH nnb SnnpDr.
teur Der 9dunf6etbt'ihen 5eilmtttd. Breis b~erfelben nnr
$s. so fur Snarnusnt, Del ame esbrbnG. @atb 1np ans'
sunft gratis.
ga bdufs Bel mir ansefraat pi,b. pb bic Sauni6etetih en
6eilmittel aud Bel benz sefirdteten Sat .@bplera@ NIT Or
fol9 su aebrauden isien. nil i'd I'm al8enetnen erpteeern.
tas Die Grfabruua lsbrt, has ,eitise anaentuns init sebsns=
peder unb Slsrnt immer eines Der superlditaften aftttel 8eE
aen bic @bplera 1T. 81. a~nmenhuna sefbidt auf 8iden.
s6ultern. 6ersarnbe. 9autHide. ltnterleib unb Waeen.
!. Nenn nptbpenois. fam bic operation ben na6ftsn. spettsH
Urer tritten Sag ~mieeerbot nercen.
l1nmitteltar mad Der Operation ipl Der 8ranfe In elm mars
mes 9ett sebrabt wsrren unb feibis bei6es g8a1er irinten.
gaenn be,he Mittel, ME pben a~n9eaeben. seiti8 araersneef
tpereen, 70 9eritb Der 6ranfe in einen ffarfen, ppbltbdttaen
s6psis, Die srdmpfs vsri6winten uns Der &attsnt ptrp itp
ihneQ erbOlen.
Office unb mpbnnna = go. 20i Sinsmanas tra6s. Ssa.
gpt 36i, Cleveland, SbD.
Sanuar 4. Sc. SYN
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AustanD.

8etn Rrieg. Sie nensfen NahriGtsn burh
ben atlantiihen Sslsgrapten n%eleen, nab Der bis
plcmati1he @srfebr sniIhen 9rsuben unb Defer,
reid sriecer b~srsefeat trcreen TT. Muenttaltsn
rereen 8crbereitunsen CUR @ntlraffnang serchsu.
Gin Runbihrstten Der franz. &esisruns, bas
tpabr1teinlth BON 9cuts Rapolson lsltft sei1rtea
BEN trcrben TT, 1aat. bas bic neulih einsetratenen
2enberunsen TN europa siniis fir 8ranfrsih isi.
en-. preu6en unb Stalten ieien In Gnfhtsn unb
Sntereie n6ber sebcSen; Sefreih bese jest feins
Estnhisli8feit; Bic Gonsenttcn bon Yras trsrbs In
Icralsr Neiis ausssfibrt merbsn; he Elpttsn bon
M66tsn Smeitsr Glafs mahtsn bon Der Drsitstt bes
taltiihen uno mitteuSnbtlHen Mssrss Gebraun.
Dis Ncte rehtfsrtist nas Nnsrtietsn neS 8aiIers
CUR 0amittsluns sptiaen 9rsuBsn, Ssfrsih unb
Stalien uun nsutet Bin auf Die 9erbinenna BON Bes
mctnern, nelhe Die sletAe sprahe uno ote sleis
den Sntereiisn baben, NIT iraenD elmer Der WtdGte
gurcpas. Gle jeiet bic Notsmenbisfsit pOnfcms
r,ener Wfrtbeieianns nno militdriiter 9inrihtnna,
jench niht ais DrDbuna, nno nriidt GIauben an
einen bauernhen 6rieoen in europa aus.
Cine arose ghlaht nuroe auf @anbia, irif9en
BEN Sarfsn unh BEN aufaanbiihsn gbriiten ssltlas
gen. Sic Sirfsn waren ie3rsib.
Yreu6ens @ersrbBeruna.- Gnrh bic
ieet be{hloIene Nnnsricn ron gdlesmiss Sclfsin,
9annorer, .8u,tsifsn. 9'aiIau nnb 8r0nffurt gee
MINT &c sinen "iia,fsn Slwads an @sltet uno
Geetsn3abl.
@pn g11esmia ~erpfingt ss NIT A 600 Saa,
~bratmeilen 3auD $50. 600 unb ppn S 0 lite n nit
1870 2uabratmsilen 9anb 100000 @inrSbnsr.
6annpper, aus ben 3annbrcieisn 6anncvsr,
9ilbet betm, 2apeturs, Stahs, Ssnabrif uno au,
rid 5uiammeneesst, liefsrt ibm Il. 720 6uabrat,
msilsn aano unb 100000 Msniaen.
8%urbsffen, Die bier propinsrn Nichsrbsfen,
5bebeRen, Snlna unb 9anan umfaisnb, aiebt i'm,
1850 Standardization eanb unb stlpa 7G0, COO Sin.
wp6ner.
Raffau, reid an faSnsn 9anbiaaftsn unS &c.
ieanst nit ben entfsn gBsinen, feusrt ettpa 1000
2nahratmetlen 2anh NIT elmer 8sp5lfsrnns BON
40 900 Seelen Set.
Tranffurt am Main, Der isitberiee gih bee
heutlhsn 8unhestass, aisbt eth 3srrain ten stma
100 Suanratmeilen NIT sc, 600 9snobnern Ser.
Hebfbem erbalt prsuBen BON @rpbbeapatbuue
Soften Bite 2annsrafiaaft Ssf%snbombnra NIT 80
Standardization 2anb unh 26, 600 Ginmpbneru anb
baju nod hae @sht jur Garnifoniruns Der Jsiinns
Mniu5.
Wcn Baiern e~mpfGngt GO ben QanhaeriHts,
.Be,rf Getsteln an Der StbSn unD Gle Be5irfe UNI
Dsb unb Sann, s~nfaumen nit 40. 600 6inmrb.
nern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Sir Gtaatsfair in Santpl1

nimm,t am nGdRsn 9isnfas ibrsn Anfans frcs
bee unaeteuren Sfanens, cen bic Slutb in Der l1ns
aetuns RON 9uptOn psruriaat BAT, fnbst fsin aluf
Shub Gatt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Ipms's
berIbmte
Yfsrpez unD 0tinDer=Yulper.

Dies 70 idnee befdnnte une beltebts
pr1yarnt aiebt BEN ntetersebrp6enfrt
abaemattefen @fersen neue Setens'
fraft inoem es tbren Wasen ure itrs
@ssGrme ar inelih reiniBt uno FART.
@s 1T Elm fideres gertuturasmtttsl
aeeen ate 8raufreiten, eenen stes
Tbier untermprfen 1T, ME
eun9enfeber, 9ruien, @nabrti'
itiefeit, Snifsn, uebelbeinesn,
9ieber. ueberbisuna, 3erluit Bel
Gppetits unb Der Strait It.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

tise 9sibenlAafnn unb riffHtslcier perlSnliter
gbrssij cine portbsilbafts Grnete III er5telsn iudsn,
fam fh nur afs Stud erreiIen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

/. Tapttal unp uererlNuB ......'.... @|Io,AoV
bspUtbefarffa ssfasrt anf l~ieeenpss ~aissntsum.
2. Wsiters 0erantportliafett Der Stp6>
BOILERS. e@Vo,VVV
Die seutf6e eefsuf5aft, s~ssrantst ssbrnar s. 1853 Hns
aatpriFrt pur9 bas @efes bss staatss Shto ssrfpert &c.
gen @erlnf barb 5ener:
0ebGube 8aaren unb periOnlites Gigentbum
I'M staate-SbO.
Ole f~pssttuen gsrHderunss 9 etasanssn Hnh ben grF@e.
runas =itrtnnbsn, welbe In esuti5sr ano enslfi@er Spra4s
a~us9eferttst werhen, ~beieeSrudt.
9ireftoreu aer gefelidaft:
Or. Wnt. Mepss, 5einrt9 0sttmsr, applf 3sttSers,
g 80 e6mist, Suepb Maler, SaeDb Massr.
Spsa aeasnsr. gstsr settelbad, Or. Sb. g6esr.
8eainte:
aepIf@sttbera graf. Saepb 0aaper, gitsprai.
Sateb Waller, Sefretir NIB Shasntetfer.
NnsuGrttae Mgentsn, reip. @orreipoHoenteu.
sr.ncnt. 9. Sailmer, gilmore: g8iliam gnlemans.
@.Iesue: 8 & 6tisnbets Surpn: Soba s6utiot
MpnrDspils: 81 3tpfsl gsrrhiton: y oalsnHas
gfrpn. 9 atnf Mmherf s t1tbe
Stffn: Gt @nt1 Upper Sanoasfp: .. Snafr.
gpasTGpn sseter 9utrs liverpool: Saul Ns9
&antDn: Spbn Naber Otlan: % grIHner
9sfnblap: Spbn Upetiel 9ueprus M 8u6naun
gonnastpwn: So QBsli@ gprtpalt: % Subr
ganSasfn 2 9raus erealtne MtGael 9gsssr
gf.rio. Gpbn Q5rft a8arrem: o. y. Snde
esoJTnr. n. sduetp.r aefprta: so. ainaiesb.
ct. Warrs: Bb. 9erstn9. gfteeletpwn 9. ga1raana
@ulpbur Sprina: 8. 9etbs W2iQersbura Bent. @phn
Martpn. @b. 5rener @apatoneta W. 9nmbrsf
senton: 8. aanHmann Gprpalt: u. 8ersel
gelpbos: 90. Rina 9Deinsbera s. Gerber
9e6anee &. W. Sirtner Gepart, aiatns Co.: o. GrsS1
saneoffer 8. Seller Carer: g. 9are
Werpo. q. !Rramer @anat Clinton 6. etnba9
GonoI Sutton. gb. Sels, fen. Gelaoare r.. 2iebenDprfer
@anal Dover: 81. Wepntae &osbeffer: ans. stabl
gorsinotnn. q. Waper gapplepn SO. SpaDtb
Msr, gremen 81 e GPsslpb 9iairrina: Sobn NerleS
Shpfelb: 6. Wtuer Ftma Sosrnieosr
louisville: Trieb. Stabl. SSaperip, aeoiPp aIsper
gircfsniG, gfous eirmpn, 9onespile, 8. g. 8sstl
shtlsn' e. g, glppm, @an guren, SOiepb Sfbeimsr.
Geiieube NgeateH
gp g,uhnonn. 8rieSrid SelbaH.
Sanuar 10. '6a.
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0Ortbeilbafte @elegenbett.

u. s. 9ewalbt wini1t pe8en altersi9,pdse ls'ns sH'
sinseri9tete
sits 8dderet
neba etere II, Sanbusfo @ttp, Sbto, 80 ssItarfen
Oas SauptgebGuee ltest an elmer Der beitea @e'4sttsttrabei
Der Staet, lit 3 stpdpsrt bod, % aub arOttt UNI 80 gu
lana unb ~pplfGncia einaeri6tet. Die Sdderei i'm tSpfe Il
ppn gadfein erbaut, NIT Der bsfen Grader Dtai9ine UNI al
len hasu 1nSttisen Cutters iplpie allsin gum Sdderssssftdt
s~eb5rens.n @eittrr psrieben. SHE @etdnltafetten tthp NOD
nea, gut eineeri1tst unp NIT 5Ol3f9uppsn nnp Staann8 Sr'
isben. n.
Die gepinaunsen ifnb 70 lei6t, bab fat Der llnbetnittelhi'
.4aufer ,percsu fdnn. Megen Gdberem pencs man ,tb an
u. s. Sepalot,
aprtI sep eaItustp Sitq, gris 60. 3.
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g.. XOmemitst Co,

t.. XOWenitst a,,
9eutiher MSpOfat nnD W0tar.
Ofiee yaro. 246 Glib, SodaraBe, Columbus, ..
ylbrt YrpceTe por aaen Scridten.
gelorst gramaaten, 8aufbriefe Deeds, Spro'
teefeniasine (Mortgages), @Dntraete,
Ssftamente u. l. 10.
gcneettrt Seller TIM Jns nnb MnSlanbe.
Sd erlaube mir, benz eentften Sublttuna ntetne Dtenfs
on,ub;sten nnb perHhere, aue mir anpertranten NptariatSs
unb 9etts~ eeiGafte prompt unb reel gu bsiorssn.
geebr. 30. ST. Sw
WebenlanD Su perfaufen.
10 gder bes befen @ebenlanees in Der ysdts ron Saneas'
tp eitp, s., an Der etrase, / gQsiie ga Der faisuli,ssa sir
dc unb an bic 8ap eren3ene, i'm bef'en enlfnrsuttanee, 70 sv
". 8. Gspalnt,
msri 5 ,ss.-wb 8, SanbasfY Gitp 9dder.
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Der astlSou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Fat Elm bBl,ernes @eiteu. bus Wun= pter stridtrett unb bic
spble fnb ppn cetrti6em Stab unb bic S6aar pom faltge=
fdutieretem @iien. 9as 3hesemibt lit 400 Gfunt lei6ter
ais bri. iraent einem anberen 9Hus, Der bieielbe Grbeit tbun
fam, ipeil biefer gfug eisenbs bau eebaut III. unt er bri6t
nibt in benz fhtperften, sabeten 8peen, toenn man i'm nur
Ii ..s.L,I;Aor qnrGAt h1oSknkf
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Gtnmaemfbaarz 0fnae.

Sgtr fSnnen eieie GHiss nitt ~ iebr lpben; fe fnt, mis
allie uniere GerGtbe, aus bent beten Material gemaft. Die
@efalt bieies 9huaes unb cas Mulbrett lit 10 ein9eridtet, baf
es BEN qua leibt maht, ben 8pren gut puloerHtrt, unp allies.
mas baratf pItf, ppIfpmnten bebedt.
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mcGune,s aprnndanser.

her, mas MDtlfeil6ett, @infabbeit unb quite srbeit betriFt, mt
Nebt has rgsunter bes 9eitaltersA aenannt pirb, tbnt 70 pie
arbett aIs ir0ent swei anbere eDrnpHanSer, bic ie cen 9auerr
%a,aebpten tpurben, unb 1T bebbalb iebr gefn9t.
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9eutf1e
Deuer=B erf6erungs= OefeQfhaft
glepelanD, Sbio.

/. sapital unb ltsberlaus ........... $2ts, 100
bspOtbsfarifa seFaert auf l~isssnbss Gissntsnn.
2. @eitere 9erantmprtlthfett Der StpGs
soIosrs $500, 600
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Sebr pertbpon fir Tarmer

auaemetnes 8iebarsneibn6, pcer ltnterrt6t, wte Der ssne'
mann Sferbe, Hinbpieb, Sdaafe, Sdmetns, 9tesen unb 6ans
Re aufsieben, parten, fittsrn unb lire Sranfbsttsn srtennss
..S L..fnu E,n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

= @ecrg Mibum BON Dtaifahuistts, Der
WrSfbent Der gbieasp Convention, bic Mbraeam
9tncpGn e%rnannts, BAT elmer Sctnicn 8eriamm.
luna In gaesp Ocrf einen Brisf ssfhrieben, In tpels
dem tie ~fclasnne Stsle p%rrfemtnt:
sd fsnne Germ Srbnion isbr gut. Or 1T sbrs
lid, pefGabis, mabr unb fsf, nnS aae Wsrbaati'
! auna leiner 8smsssrines iino i'm bShfsn graos
unssreat. Sd msib aud, hab er setrenli9 bisislbs
bpabef,ise unb meitistenbe q0litif rerfplst Die
, Srn. 9ineolu Bis gu istner Scoss1unes ais 9ttHts
, ihnur bien!e, unb i'd fam etsnicwsnis bic 3nsfs
masiafeit ais bic @erehtiafeit tsrislbsn bstmeifeln.
Gstris fam es fir einen fffsntlihen Sisner fstnen
1D6ersn unb b~siliseren eeussSruab seten, ale Den
ayunIA, fir Die fOfcrtise Wiseer9erfelnns frenns'
liher BertaltniHs NIT jenen Sbsilsn unieres Sans
bss, melHs RON uns enifremrst trarsn. Ser 8riss,
,penn CT einsn ieien, ransrnoen Srtshsn 5ur UDlse
fat, rnos ah trOb alien as Elm Ssssn %ernsiisr.
ater Elm erblsr Mafsnfiafanb, aus srsftsm 9s'
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1T NIT gaebt febr seiubt, ta ct cine idSne 6prin BAT, iebr
leidt gu sieben III. unc cine slatts 4ur6e ron 9 Bis IA Sol
@reite unb z bis 9 Sol Siefe madt, pie man es ptni6t.
mabt sas @efea ypn eei6mieretem Giien 1T iebr fart unt
bas Bette SOL, tuirc rayn pe%rtpencst, psl6es aus peiter aerns
ppn BEN @eaenben impprtirt pirt, wp bas sdbefe Spls rd6it,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Seurebeu,

g8ir fnt lest tasu einseribtet, Seibles 6enre6e
nit freien 8ebersGbnen gu fabrtciren. Serielbe nit
ron allen, bic i'm gebraudt baten, ais Elm aus9e8eitnete
arbeiterirarentes @erdtb empfpblen, lit einfa6 sebaut, arbeit
ibnel unb reft rein. unp Fam BON etnem i2= Oeer t4idbrt8s
,snaben ober IRGbden s~ebanbbabt perper.
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9aumwuaeus ans gdaufet.Nfaee,

ron penen mir piele perI6iebene Sprten fabriciren. fno etns
her heisn. ne1tefen Grhn0nnden.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

CoScERr SALooNs.--We are very glad our
authorities have taken steps to suppress
these public nuisances, misnaned concert
saloons. We hope they viii continue the
good work so theoretically commenced, and
cease only when every vestige Of them is
uprooted from the community. They are
doing more to corrupt the rising generation,
than any other agency with which we are
acquainted, although we are at loss to un-
derstand why such arrests should only take
place, whenever the city treasury is well
nigh depleted. Every one remembers the
disgraceful means resorted to by Mr.. John
Wentworth, when Mayor Of this city, and
the action taken las Saturday evening, We
are sorry to say, partakes Of much the same
character. II these saloons are a nuisance
(and everybody knows they are) let them be
suppressed once and for dH-let them Oe
closed, and Kept closed and after thS. Is
done let The business men Of Chicago, see
ing rs they must, the necessity Of Organizing
a Mechanics Reading Room, literally con-
tribute TO the establishment Of such AN in
stituton, and concert saloons and dance
house, least those PdtroniSed BY the
toorking ciaSSes-will soon be at discount,
and enjoyment Of a more refined and elevat-
II character become the pursuit of cur
hard working people.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

A TRUNPED UP CHARGE.-A few weeks ago,
as our readers will remember the premises
of Messrs. Mccormick & Calender, and
Hale & Co., 2j2 and 254 South Water st.,
were burned out, and from the infammaole
and explosive nature of the material con-
sumed-oil, yarnish, etc.--a considerable
portion was thrown into the building Oppo-
site, occupied by J. ID. Sinclair, the hatch
way and upper windows Of which being
open, was instantaneously wrapped in flames.
Through the strenuous exertions of the FIRE
department, however, the FIRE was subdued
and the premises saved from destruction.
Mr.. s. having the misfortune to be insured
in one Of the worthless eastern companies
with which our city is Hooded, charge Of
ineendiarism was trumpet up against him.
After q careful examination, during which
the viliainy Of the detectiv, system was
efectually eKposed-the charge was dis
missed and the victim honorably acquitted.
II may not he out Of place to state that the
party making the arrest has since left for
parts unknown.
Mordl.--Insure in a sound, reliable Chi
cago company, who need resort to no such
contemplate measure 10 eSade paying their
losses.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

Ho FOR WooDVILE.-Thcre is every rea-
son to anticipate that the Picnic IN the
4th under the auspices Of the Assembly will
be one Of the most successful and largely
attended Of the season. The pig and the
pole will have to do their best to avoid cap
ture, and we hear bets are offered aIlong
the young ladies-that so and so is sure to
win that sewing machine. The committee
are still hard at work, and are determined
10 spare no exertions to make the occasion
a pleasant and agreeable one. The cars
take the passenger direct TO the grove, 60
that the little ones may he taken with com
fort and safety. A bountiful supply Of ace
water will also be provided, and refreshments
of all kinds may be obtained on the grounds.
Ali entries must be made by II O'Clock and
reported to the secretary on the ground.
No professional will be allownd to compete
for any prize.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

PERSONALITIES undersigned will visit tbs
various labor organizations in this city dur
ing the next three weeks, commencing this
(Friday) evening, with the Machinists and
Biaeksmths' Union
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

The TRAVELLERS Insurance CoNPANY.-
Again we call the attention or our readers
to the exhibit Of this company published 10
to-day's ADVOCATE. Either in tie number
Of policies issued or the amount paid to po-
icy holders, it has literally no competitor
on the American continent
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

TRUR TO THE LIFE.-The editor Of the
among the bipeds (human rats employed in
that establishment, thus dlscouises on their
characteristics. Coming as it does FROM the
fountain head-the father Of these vermin-
i may be taken as true to the life; although
we question the propriety Of compelling his
employees to certify to their own degrade
ton:
The voracity of the quadrupedal rat is IN
Suitable They, the rats, hesitate at nothing
in the shape Of food. q are equally
ready TO dine from Il co.1 INT of yester-
day IS cleaniy dinner, to make mea from
the decayel and foul-Smelling scraps that
float in the ooze OF the sewer. In this, they
are closely initiated by the human rat This
one is not particular, but simply Unsuitable.
II is ready 70 sup upon reputation on the
avenue, or to satisfy its appetite with the
rotten remnants OF characte-. that are found
floating in the cutters Of Wells street.
The raj proper has no friends. Ii is not
an aggressive animal, Ike the hon 1t is not
strong nor recaicitrant Ike the horse. II
docs not rend its victims The huUsan rat
is equally irlendiess and inOiiensive IN ag-
gTesslyencss. IL does not tear ITS prey IL
SIMPLY nibbies WITH its neeile-like teeth and
defAces rather than anBihi,ates Tue repu-
tation that Is guawed By the human rat is
not destroyed, bus 4 j. disfgured. The
piece Of cheese which the one rat nihbles W
throw away { * character which tie other
rat assal.s u east ASIDE with disgust. No
s.ta ~. 1
touched.
Both these kinds Of rats are enemies Of
the human race. The world essecms both a
vermin which it IL a merit 10 destroy.
Just imagine the "Iee.inks' ~ the long
tailed gentlemen, owned by Wilbur r. in
being thus excoriatei, aud that, too, b. a
man who had been the means Of effecting
their ruin. If this Is not tic .viiurment oi
cruelty, what H.. The world estcerns them
vermin which it Is merit 10 destroy 2
Wei, that i truth from an unexpected
quarter No clean thing will tolerate what
they have touched" just think of il rats
Kicked and cuffed by everybody, ard then
be told b. the migrate that "the rat proper
has no friends" that even the piece Of cheese
you nbble is thrown away. Think of il
calmly and dispassionately then bequeath
all the cheese you possess to an ungratciul
world show your faith in transmogrfcation,
by putting yourself out Of pain, knowing As
you must that any change cannot fail to b.
a change for the better, and that in all pro-
babihty your next stage Of existence will
assign you somewhat higher position than
that at present occupied by Chicago Times
RAT
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

GREAT BILLIARD MATcH.--The long talked
Of billiard match between Foley and Van
Auelen, came off last Tuesday evening, and
resulted in decided triumph for the Chi
cago favorite. Individually our opinion
about the merits Of these gentlemen amounts
TO very little, but as there has been an in
clination raised among a certain class to
disparage the abilities Of Mr.. Foley, we think
q contrast may be drawn between him and
his antagonists and the English and French
marshals in the Peninsula campaign. In
apits Of the position awarded to the Napole-
onic graduates, and their military genius, 1t
was rather a remarkable fact that they never
held their own in q single engagement, when
opposed by British general or British
division. II is said that even Napoleon,
sickened OF the continued aduiation, and ex-
pressed the opinion that the reputation,
without the performance, amounted to very
little, and he would be very wiling at any
time 70 barter the one for the other. So Of
Mr.. Foley, 80 long as he defeats his OPP
Ponents, he can very well afford to let them
boast Of their superior attainments.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

INDIANA ATENuE.-After several weeE7 Of
suspension on account Of sewer extens. S,
etc, the cars oO Indiana avenue commenced
running yesterday as FAR south as Twenty
Ninth street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

We hope those Of our country subscribers
who are in arrears will promptly remit what
they owe, as it is our intention at the con-
mencenent Of our third volume, to discor-
tinue sending the ADvocATE to every satb-
Seri6ey who has not paid in advance
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30

SPECIAL MEETING OF rms TRAnzs' As
sExBLY-A special meeting Of the Trades
Assembly will be held on Monday evening
mex, at their looms, 155 5. Clark street.
Every member Is requested 70 be preset.