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The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

TIE LATE SIMON G. CARHANY.-Attention
is called to the very just and commendable
letter Of Mrs. Carmany 20 the Travellers In
suranee Company, Of Chicago. t
A company which pays cheerfully 50 large
claim upon so doubtful a case is entitled
to great consideration.
Mr.. Carmany, like thousands Of others,
had good salary, lived well, and died poor.
He insured with special view to his fire.
quent travels, but he travelled in security,
and died at home from the probable effects
of slight rupture.
The annual premium to secure a policy in
this accident company Qess than one PEI
cent. on the amount insured) is so small
that al can avail themselves Of its benefits
and almost every one is 80 doing.
g. The Travellers" is composed Of SOME
Of the best men in the community, and their
liberality on this occasion necessarily fol-
lowed from their well-known character for
Just and fair dealing and their business en-
terprlse.
JAMES L, STARK, Esq, President Of the
Travellers Insurance Company Of Chi
cago:
DEAR SR-You viii please accept my
thanks for myself and my fatherless chill
dren for the prompt payment of the IS ,00t
policy Issued BY your company to my de-
ceased husband. This Iolicy which cosl
him but $50, and bis We assurance foI
IS 600, which cost him but few hundred
dollars, was all which he left, as it cost al
he could make to live in these expensive
times. Without our insurance. my chill
dreu and 1 would have been pennifsss
but by means OF that we shah not suffer. Ii
view of the fact that we could only suppose
and could not knoG certainly, the caus,
which Jed TO my husbands Sickness and
death and the conflicting opinions az e
whether in truth il was .oeoasioned by sr
accident, cannot too warmly. thank yoar
company fcr giving the widow and orphan
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

A SkILLPUL SURGICAL 0PERArIoS One
Of the most remarkable surgical operations
which has come under our observation, was
performed by DR.. u. MacRae, Of this city,
on the asth ult. Mr.. Joel Phillips, Of CIeve-
land, Ohio, had been for period Of twenty
years, suffering with that horrible disease
known as Cancer Of the Lower Lip, which
involved the whole Of the chin and the right
submaxillary gland. The patient was SO
disfgured as actually to excite the pity Of
every one who beheld him. His case could
not be treated with success oy the oI binary
methods usually resorted TO by the best
phy sicans, and il therefore became neces-
sary, in order to save his life. TO secure the
aid of the art Of Surgery After a careful
and thorough dissection Of the diseased por-
tions Of the face, plaster operation was in
dispcnsable in order TO restore the contour
of the chin, desaced by the removal Of the
affected parts. The plastic effect was pro-
dueed nv milking an incision from the SYM
phvsis Of the chin, down the neck TO the
Os. Hyoides, and carrying it across to the
angle Of the jaw bone. Gbese were care
fully dissected and carried up to form the
chin and lip. The operation was one which
could only excite admiration Of the skill
and judgment OF the operator. We are hap
py to be bic to say that the patient hAs
already returned home healthier and hand
somer man, and feels under infinite obliga-
tion to DR.. MacRae as his best earthly
benefactor.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

Dr.. JOIN WNcRAvE, NJ. D., cures all
curable diseases without medicine. Natures
remedial appliances used. Hot air, steam
and electro magnetic baths with magnetism
and medical manipulation. The Doctor has
had 80 years practice, and merits con-
6dence. Consumption, catarrh, asthma,
neuralgia, contracted joints, impotence, all
diseases Of the blood and skin, and such as
are peculiar to females, especially attended
to. Office l42 South CLARK street, Chicago.
Advice by letter S., consultation free.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

BURNING or WARDS RoLLIN0 MlLLs.-Last
Tuesday evening about half past ten o'clock
fire broke out in the Rolling Mills on the
North branch, s=1 before the engines arrived
the whole buildings were wrApt In flames.
By their efforts however the new Mills, situ-
4ted a short distance from the old ones, and
Hubbard's Packing House, were rescued
from destruction. The property destroyed
is valued at 500, 900, on which there 10 an
insurance Of $4,000.
When the FIRE was at its height, and all
hope Of saving the building was abandoned,
IL was seen that unless the steam from the
boilers was allowed to escape, they must in
variably explode, which explosion would
undoubtedly be attended BY serious loss
of life. Under these circumstances two
noble fellows, named VIM. Nagle and VIM.
Myers volunteered, at the risk Of their lives,
to avert the threatened catastrophe. With
a heroism, never exeelled, they made the
venture, and succeeded in emptying the
boilers Of their water and steam. Both
were severely burned however, while en-
gagged in their perilous adventure, and both
have families dependent on them for sup
port. We have failed TO learn, however,
that Messrs. Taleott and Phillips have
sent donation to their wives or families,
or that the Messrs. Ward or Hubbard have
rewarded them for saving their buildings
from total destruction.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

THE EXCURSION ON TUE FoURrH.-We are
ments for the Trades Assembly Pic Mic on
the Fourth Of July have been well nigh per-
fected, and that the prospects Of making il
perfect success are all that could be desir-
ed. The choice Of Woodyille, on the illinois
Central Railroad, has been confirmed, and
we doubt If a finer location can be found in
the neighborhood Of Chicago. Among other
attractions offered are prizes to the amount
Of $4,000, included in which is Wilcox
& Gibbs Sewing Machine, to be awarded to
the fastest lady runner, competing for the
same. The amusements will consist Of run
ming, juraping, vaulting, sack-rAcing, throw.
ing the hammer, quoting, swinging, base
ball, climbing the greasy pole, catching and
holding the shaved pig, and last but not
least, dancing to the music furnished by the
Garden City Band. To those who prefer
the sentimental, no better spot could BE Sc
lected, as the margin Of the grove is washed
by the waters Of our beautiful lake As it
is intended to take the necessary precaution
to enforce order, no rowdies will be allowed
on the grounds under any pretence. Now
then, friends, go to work, accept a special
invitation from the ADVOCATE to be present
on that occasion. Bring your wives and
children, your sisters, sweethearts and
friends make up your minds 20 enjoy your
selves for one day, and our word fer il, you
will not regret you had the good fortune to
be present at the Ira des' Assembly Pic Mic
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

ExPLASArIoN-We regret to state that
owing TO the fact Of Messrs. Van Osdel and
Boyington being cut Of town the greater
part Of the present week, no meeting has as
yet been called, in accordance with the re-
quest Of the old members. However, our
readers will be glad to learn that the neces
sary signatures have been obtained, and that
It IS the intention Of the committee 10 wait
sSn these gentlemen as soon as an opportu-
nifty is afforded, and that notice will be given
through the daily press when and where
such meeting will be held
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

MADISON STREET BRTDGE.-Madison street
bridge is at present impassible both for
teams or pedestrians The Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne railroad company are rebuild
ins the trestle- work over their railway, and
for few days travel over the bridge viii
necessarily be obstructed.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

We hope those Of our country subscribers
who are in arrears viii promptly remit what
they owe, as II is our intention at the com
menosmel.t Of our third volume, to discon-
tinue sending the ADVOCATE to epery ab
scriber who has not paid in advance.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

IaPoRrANT TO STOCKHOLDERS or the CO.
OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION AS it is frequently
urged that it is too far to come to the Co.
operative Association from the outskirts Of
the city, the Board Of Directors have deter
mined 70 overcome that obstacle as FAR as
lies IN their power. All parties therefore
who desire to trade at the store, may be
supplied with stamped envelopes, free Of
charge, by calling a. 213 Washington street
so that letter dropped into one Of the re-
ceiving boxes containing the order, viii be
answered by the free delivery of the goods
within two hours from the time of its recep.
ton. We need not assure those parties
who intend adopting this practice thai theiI
orders will be filed as promptly and salts
iactorily BY tho method, as though they
personally super7nRd them. As there il
now no excuse for stockholdsr neglect.
ing or refusing to pstronize their ossn store,
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

ARcHlTECTURE.-We commend to the atten-
tion Of builders, carpenters, and stonecut-
tsrs, the architectural book published by
Miller & Cummings, the advertisement for
which is printed in another column. The
work contains 382 designs, and ia illustra-
tions, is ii by IA inches in size, and is fur
nished for $40 BY the general agent, A. j.
BicknelI, 252 River street, Troy.-Mechanics
in the building the line should acquain;
themselves with all the various designs in
use and the cheapest and quickest mode Of
obtaining that information is by the use Of
just such work as that Of Miller 4 Cum
mings.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

SToNRcUrTERs' MEETING.-A meeting of
the Jonrneymen Stonecutters Of this city
viii be held in the Council Chamber this af.
ternoon ats o'clock. cordial invitation
10 extended to the Presidents Of the various
labor organizations TO attend.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

To EIGHT HoUR LEAGUEs.-The Cores
ponding Secretarys of the various Eight
Hour Leagues are requested to send the
names Of the officers and number upon their
charter to the Secretary's Office in order to
obtain the new Charter which are ready.
THOMAS WHITLEY, Sec'y,
353 W. Taylor st.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

FRoN UTAH.-Last night a crowd OF Nor
mons, numbering about three hundred,
male and female admirers Of Brigham
Young's system Of administration, passed
through Chicago on their way 70 Salt Lake
Citv.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

BILLIARD MAToH.-On Tuesday evening
next the first Of tive matches between
Thomas Foley, champion Of Illinois, and
Joseph Yer Meulen of this city, for stake
Of 81, 200, will be played in Smith q Nix
on's hall. Both parties are busily engaged
in practice, sne the contest will prove excl
tinp
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

Go TO TIE BBsg.--Bryant 4 Strattcn's
Chicago Business University, is acknow-
lodged to be the best training school for
Young men in the cVontry. Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Com
meIcial Law, Correspondence and Telegraph
ing, are taught thoroughly. For Papers
Circulars, &C., address Bryant & Stratton,
Chicago. Ill.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

TEE excellent prepsrsans Of Dr. Chspin. by the use
u which be gained r. at popularity In he treat
ment and Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Constpa-
tion and Palpitaon Of the Heart and all diseases aris
ing from Indigestion and Torpid Liver, other
thai what 10 put up under the Of Red Jacket
NomdcA RiheTs
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

WELooNED.-After an absence Of three
weeks we again welcome to our table the
Boston Poice and Detroit Union. We are
assured the fault Of their non-reception lies
in the Post Office.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

To SuBscRIBERs.--In the future all letters
containing drafts or money for subscriptions,
must be sent direct 10 this otfee-in my
name. A. c. CAMERON.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
nR. FRANKLIN BROOKS. Ofice No I51

Il M. FRANhllN DhOOhG, OIIfe NO. IIl
IL Dearborn street, between Madison and Monroe
Chicago Illinois. y. o. Box 2, ,4Gs Special attention
given TO all PRIVATE DISEASES incident to both sexes
Also Cancers Cancerous affections, Ipmors, Ulcers
Old Sores, Sore Eyes etc, etc Ladies' requiring nedi
cal aid advice, IN ali attendant upon Menstrual
Distinctions Pregnancy, PrCapsls Lter any disease
complaint incident the generAve organs may ry
upon being easily and speedily relieved. Dn B. xni upon
his hon. gentleman and physician, say those who
afflicted N.th syphla- matter how badly affected
how long staining the case may beeyen il they
covered with from the of the the sole
of tine font-tha he will them sound and veil
out giving the persOi dose OF medicine An Chronic
aud difficult cases. lch existed iar years are
completely and permanently cured in a short tine.
The remedy that he removes all manner Of humoTs
from the STEM and the person will be healthier than
they before they fected witb the Vene
Disease, and what IS miraculous the person
cured BY him with bis remedy never take the
NeDere Disease again, long they i've
ever often or badly exp0sed
Dr. b. pre-eminently successful in the treatment %
the above difficult and perplexing u all be
has given particular attention them many years
and thoroughly has he become acquainted With
pathology and treatment that he will warrant PKRFKcT
ture, under forfeiture II required
Private Consulting Rool ladies and gentlemen ad
join oce where the Doctor will always be III atten-
dance during Office hOurr.
The afflicted may call in person, or address him In
perfect confidence.
once hours from to IL A. NJ. to P. NJ. and I to
Q Evenins.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

CLASSIFIED List of Patents issued to the
Western States for the week ending June
l2t-, 1866, as reported by Geo. J.. Chaplin,
Solicitor Of Patents, Chicago, H.:
Illinois 3, Wisconsin 2, Michigan 5, Indi-
ana 3, Iowa 4, Minnesota 2, Missouri
total for western states 27.
The whole number issued for the United
States, l4S; Reissues, 3; Designs, ].
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
nR Z. G. WEBSTER,
NO. 1s7 South CLARK street, Chicago.

Mind the number It is 1877 - t64 There 10 no DR.
w. .. t6A South Clark street.
r. q all difHcult delicate and privats disease he
q one Of the Oldest practitioners Chicago snd well
known f0r his Thorough and successful trraaent "a f
standing eases He sin In the held ready and Will
iag 10 administer 10 the atced AZ his uslai fair aud
moderate charges. IL you require NEDf AL ali, glve
himl call little ehsi Will cost yeu noaing, and per.
haps viii ave large amount 0f physical and mental
snfsrina All Communications BY letter, (enclostng
sEamp.l na csnsuaaion as once strictly confidential
Rooms tnrirste, open from .. IN. 70 p.m
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

Go TO BANGS, SO Monroe street, for the
Aest FrRxAcKs, Ranges, CRUSADER and vesper Cook
Stove Eireside PAriOr and Laundry Stoves. FarmeFs
Boilers. Test tinwsre In the city. Tia wOIk done up
promptly aud well
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
CITY MATTERS.

REMEMBER DuDLEY's Fashionable and re-
liable Ready Made clOshlng and Furnishing House. for
Men, Youth ana Boys Hen save you many dollar
Under Col woods Museum, Chicago, IN
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
MATTERS.

Il To the unfortunate. DR.. CLARKE, 81 Clark
street No Larmon Block, is Of few words, but
gives patients of both sexes, PROMPT, EELlABLR and
fHoRoUGH TREATMENT. Victims Of ndisCTetion quackery
mpotency consult Or. Clarke, whose great
depends upon regular education and experience. GO
~ and be cured. He does not want money
unless he does you good.
sS-Send 81 for box Of his celebrated Female Pills
Sure These PILLS. FREss FRoN DlsPRNsARK
are the ONLY SURE REMkIDY foT the removal Of OBJ
structions an d Irregularities Of Females.
ER-Send stamps for Private letter % Married
Lzlies.h
Preyentif."
as-send two stamps for "PFivate letter Oh Seminal
Weakness.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

NJuCE 70 THE AFFLICTED. Doctor VIII
kris Of No. 1876 South Clark Street, has
cured me Of Rheumatism. | had it so bad
il TIE knee, legs and feet, that eorld no.
stand, and now am as well as ever, and do
recommend him to the afflicted
DANIEL SPENCER,
Rock Island and Chicago, L. s.
Chicago June Goth 1866
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

REsUMEp.-The street cars have resumed
their trips upon Madison street, west Of
Halsted.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

~ sxa.ins ON HAss Gaa Irss mssssr, which ysa win
h b he noss ssssssss sssvs % kssp ysur ircss
hc - q shs sms sims sssld shs bs1e q rn onary
store.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
ITlHE GREATEST DISCOVERt IN THE

II WORLD. New treatment the only way 70
v-nereal diseases. Dr. n. kOsEN bEkG, lately arrived
kurOps all veueI al diseases without giving the
pstsht dose Of medicine regard diet Of
Of exposure, the way thousands cured 10
London hospitals last year. DR.. K the importer Of
this celebrated which has astoniAhed whole Of
kurupe, and brought Americas most estimated phys
TO Europe last winter study shis Tbs
benefit for al afflicted Dr. II. " THE OyLT oEK
who has practiced it, He gives tine lau perfect
health and him Tor the future Persons cured by
him uke the venereaI again, let them nc
much exposed DIR. n. can be eou suited In strict
privacy IN his private consultation adjoining bis
ONCE Consultation free. References will be given by
pers0us cured here, given up by other doctors. hs
moved TO 10 Dear born street, Speeds bOck hocms l3
and II, Chicago H. Posi- Otice 25l2. Unlde hours
70 ~ a. m. . 70 4 Eni 20 p IN.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
mr.. D. MAC RAE, Surgeon and rhvsl-


Il M. EbS Eli, lU+ SOuLn OlaTh street
IL between Madison and Monroe. Office hours IRON
sA. NJ. to p. M. Specials; In the
:. ! . . ].
z.1sazs..SS\ treatment q all private diseases Ia
E~&MA all their led and complicated
KM[-4FEAA forms. For the past " years d.. W.
rsxf+#E y has made the treatment OF private
l1 M diseases his business aud study
II which has enabled him TO perfect
nm WN remedies which speedy ahd per-
w manent, and Id All cases bv used
~9Sa3 without hindTance 70 business OF es-
posure 10 friends. Particular Attun-
ton zen 70 all old standing cases, such former
" considered ineurable. syphs h All forms Gonor
rhoea elect Structure also the effect 0 solitary babf
both runous 10 BODY end mind and produces
foIlowinr effects pInpIes the face, bodily weakness
constipation aversion for and uEeasiness female
cieey unmaniiness dread Of future events and finally
o. piete prot action vital power loss OF
ringing in the ears impoencycan be fully restored
health. Dr. w. Is the publisher VI medical wurk
which should be a. the haad Of all tlose contemplating
marriage Sent 10 all receipt OF 10 prepay
postage. Please cal friendly chat viii cost you
nothing.
DR.. Webster refers public TO the following phys
clans: Dr. Detlor, Milwaukee, Mis.; Dr.. Peabody aud
Dr. Kermott, Detroit, Mich. Dr. Price, Grand kapids,
Mich Dr. Bowen and Dr Harrison, st. Louis, Mo.
Dr. Gaines Dr. J. Barley DT. James rnorn, Chicago
nl; DE-. HeaaeEzhAtt, oledo, o. r- DAVIS, CncinnatE
D.. /. DR.. Beatty. Sc. Paul. MINI.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

We hope soon 70 Be able 10 announce that
branch ass ocialiOns will be opsped both IN
the North and West Divisions.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
INMAN MAIL LINE.

Parties gqing to Europe sending for their Friends
shead nrchase through tickets between any part Of IN
and the United Htatss and Canada tine General
Western Agency Of this well known line. Through bills
q hding for produces etc. isuusd, and hghf dras ON
Avsspool once, psyshle throughouf Kuropc Tor any
szaourt, No runners employed kzEzhzIshsd, 1850
j. WARRACK, 81 Dearborn ST.,
...,,. h, s-s CHICAGO.
WIN. MMAE, LivapooL ySo. q. Dale. New York
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23
nR. BORROUGHS, 273 Wells street,

DR. BORROUGHS, 273 Wells street,
IL OF Menroe, Chicago, l. devotes his stteb-
tim exclusively " the treatment Of Diseases
syphilis In all its varied FORMS Gcuerrhea elect Strc
ture Seminal Weakness, Pants in joints, Affections of
I've Kidneys, disease ut the Head, Throat. Nose ana
kin, and ali those Affections arising from secret
habit youth wnlch produce constitutional debility
render marriage impossible Ia the end destroy both
body and mind
You've MIN T4KE PARTICULAR NoTTcR.-A -ure for
those VITO have injured themselves by secret habts
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
An instrument for the Of GENITAL Debility or Noe
thrnnl Emissions, properly known niral eak
mesa Can be permanently cured in from 5 days
months By thu Of this Instrument when used
coni0nfy with medicines. DIR. Borrsugns Ia order
satisfy the scepea the this instru-
ment pledges himself that In any instance where may
prove unsatisfactory, after fair trial. he money will
be refunded by returning the instrument 10 good order
Price, $lJ Wy mail or express.
IMPORTANr LADIEs--Femae Complaints treated
with great success. Our Periodical Drops bring ON
the courses In Of ODstrnrons from lralse Pa
tents treated by letter Address DR.. B0REOU CHS
l53 Wells street, corner Monroe Chicago, Ihno y.
|nR. ID. MAC RAE, Surgeon and Fhysi-
IL clan for the special treatment of CoRsuIn Dtion
Asthma, CatarTh, Bronchitis asd Liver Compliant OIL
nce l49 South Clark Street, Chicago. onee hours ION
o'clock to IL a. NJ, and from to ?. NJ, 70
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

GTRGERY. DR- D. Mac RAE, Surgeon
- and Physician, respectfully informs the puOc, that
he gives attention to all branches o. Surgery Ofhee
l4s south CLARK street, Chicago. Pot ose Boz 2i5o
Chicago. Illinois.
The workingman's advocate., 1866-06-23

the benefit Of every doubt and assuming 70
with deep gratitude fof tie Alibsrality
shown by your company In the investigation
end DsynssA qf my elsjpi and hoping thsi
many VII avsil themselves of the advaatae ..
held ont BY 10, .-@ aAeeAfa"h
am respectfully, yours, x.
'xI ssa7o.sf = HRfxN N. CxnnASf.s
Madison. Ind, June Is, 1865.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-14
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

The New York Times. the WorM.and
the NeWs all. in their comm ents on the
Philadelphia canard utterly deny the
right of the President to assume the
power that the false despatchiinplied.-
There can be no mistalsing public opin-
ion on the subject. The feeling ,ha,
was aroused by tho suggestion OF such
usurpa,ien shows how healthy is' the
sentiment OF tho country, aud how
quickly 1t would respond to any new de-
mand upon its patriotism.
III anybody doubted where the people
would bc found in annother great crisis.
says Philadelphia paper, the rising
last w Wednesday. when Andrew johnson
was supposed to be warming up new
rebellion. was sufficient To dispel my
such doubts. The spirit Of April. 1861 ,
flashed from ovvry eye and filled every
heart with stern resolve. For halt a
day. at least, VIZ had no party in Phila.
delphia. Everybody loved the country
wi,h,a more fervent love. and execrated
Andrew johnson with special execra.
ton wv, a