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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
PATENT MEDICINES.
ACUTE.

TIL. AHMEsTEAD's TONIC SYRUP
- ~ the most pleasant remedy for Chills
hnd Fever ever discovered. and IL warrant
Ell To cure IL IL purely vegetable, and e0ns
else which can Affect the patient ihjurfs
oiiElv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
Repairing Done at Short Notice.

workmsn sent TO all parts 10 NJ up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
mw All orders will receive our fndividu-
Alntten tion, aud will be promptly flllsd on
eh@ most reasonable terms.
Once and Foundry on the Canal. corner
o. tngls Street oetgadly
~ ~ ~ - -
efhH0 sif
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

c,rPRTxF COURT
- A. tt~ natter N ne Application ~ ne MaFor AIDE
80, 40 tramonaity u fls ciiy - NeS IofE relative
,. vnnirg srtsnfna q Ana street Asi Futon stre@t
ir o. cty u NsN l0rk
rnrsrt statutes IN suth msfs arf rroFtfs ne
80. aissrfrea and goulgnaly the cfty VI Ner HefG
Ss,sty srr notice that thry inienf " tyr4y " ue -
Lsrr N sad Conr, 70 D. heh Al the chI IaI
A. ,te fitF Of Yofk, SATURDAY, Ne 1tih
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80 fsg IN - s0oa thsreafi-f cgunss can - hsafd
.sssrsr m ne save rniet matter that e naigfs al
srsni 70 Ne imPrgv.fseni hefe nst'a p ~ sr.,
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.y.. siss sifss u ruitgn srsst betsssh liam
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The New York herald., 1866-03-19

a G1BEI' IAbl - nook YOR afnif. lff
We .as ul9afh ltssi rtr-fnt nuntrl ~ bsAny
~ r1ffafin2s Lpt Hesi auf Ws ~r tAfuA 10 fa1ba -
la f..at r1HqlsfH ~ efrr'riis steei snrrsrHr Ths
Ar-t hs dpHs iuftfn i9 hr fur5 5f u usssrig uanugf
all fugi.f tafh'lN l .H Hfttaila atF aa4fst-
a 3d. fffHara. 10
grsf. aaaei Nt~iis ita1t. pflnlrl il Doe.
frUr aur isi~s ffs4 ffea lsEpir I'll ~ fplgi ne
f4.lslfF
4 Ttstnnatis Hlsinx Dress Two n1hs Dfrssss. frgn
A Z a.rasft A Co hfF inIs Tas ff1lH FsIrtat fflnt
snI --latest ys - Dlrfs, - fagng Ffs fosf
rsufrs Asa HAS Gashgnsts HAS, ifsai . k Tear.
g~r loE
re hnfsi - ~ thr nI1ufa s1ltfaos 80 faiqsitf
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q l4NrfEF F.4. tlss uafa.HE lplrt flnrltAtsu
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o. rHuaffff Hf VIA Ffs an4 nNF q ths
h4a4a8utast a.srlnIers - t4s sft 80 haze go
To t nsi'sf o. tais rtrata is ia 49, Isrifd
Naf n isrsns Nsff Isnrfis. Nss Trsf, NJ y LLsa
a l.se.s.n 49, ~, - Es',a s :. : f'' syseaf
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
COUNTRY HOAI,n.

RoARD WANTED -FoR GENTLEMAN WIFE AND
- lniHni, on station leland, within Iid-
ue cy. Terms moderate AdiFesa boz 2Jb Post oaioe.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

eiTUArI0N wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
pr as first class waitress IN private family Best
reference Call st 278 eth av., between 18th and
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

|sITUATION WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE PER.
son 70 cook, wash or do housework In respectable
J prefers good place to the highest wages Call FOR
dAys at iIl 2sth St. between 7th and sth ava In the
5mcnt.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

(toUNfRY HOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN FARM
" house nj oxford Depot pranrs county " y on ths
Erie Railway Ave minutes walk from station For partica.
lars address bon - oxford Depot Post aalsa n v
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

GERMAN GIRL, -FOUR WEEKS IN THIS COUNTRY,
want situation as servant iu az American family
ing TO make herseH generally useful wishes another
ban GIL who speaks Englsh, 10 so with her. Residence
jst av In the shoe store
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

IkESPECrABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
arst class cook; understands all branches of cookng
no oy,ection 70 60 short distance IA the country.
" At z>s West Washington place, Ia the roar.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

|sITUATIoN wANTED-BY A COMPETENT NURSE
and seamstressi good city reference be given.
los I6 East llth st. between ID and Attn avs
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO YoCNG GIRLS;
w one as cook washer aud roner, the other as cham
bermaid and waitress to do sewing; would like to live In
house, best city references Can be seen for two days at
100 West Ash st.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

GOuNTRY BOARD WASfED-RY 4 YOUNG 0RsTLR
" man, Ia strictly private family whore thrfe
Other baardnrs aud within hour ride OF AL stree
Aidrcss Y. T., Herald onlrc
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. WITH
good recommendations, chambernald take care
udien Is willing and obligns Can for days III $50
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
FREscH ADyEnTIsEMENTs.

FHENtH ADF FEifTIsE MENT5.
TINE JEuSE DAME DESIRE TRoUyER uSE PLACl
u pour ailcr en- Europe femme de chambre Ell
pare francais angals ct Ehen. sadresscr pour troi
lonrs %. NJ, Post office.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
sfTUAryoNs wANrrD-FEMALEs.

NENERAL Observation-Disclosures WANTED, BY
VI young girl who sa good plain cook anf first ate
umbrella $40 III av, corner Of 18th st., for two
days
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM wAyTRn-suIr.
"a bic for two gentlemen Addrcssk. wsinwrlsht station
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

|slTUATION wANTED-BY A GIRL. le YEARS OF
age, IN respectable private family, take care OF
|, front room.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

IVANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Two
w Rooms aiJoihig ~en furnished with full Heani. In
pyaie family location bctseep Fouecnla aud fOftah
Streets references exchanged Address s. 20iS Post
onlcc
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

Grsr.r,sgs VIZ. nay,se .. ~, ~, esssI, or IN
Ss.' :. J12I- siEsbsfEiiciS < ~ 9.s;a 80. tiG
ghsitsn
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAN.
bsrrnaid and waitress; is willing 10 be useful CITY
Fene from her last place Ca at Ii2 West s3th ST. ncar
hdwiy.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

VERY RESPECTABLE AND INTELLIGENT YOUNG
lacy wants situation seanstress with nice family
ltg'ng and operates well on tho Wheeler & Wilson
line Address W. @. NJ Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

NrErTUSR HOUSE ETw RocugfLH. -PNRTIas
~ wishing tke Tor board pr tha
pca-s epply 10 wa l. FIsi. CudId uouae. i.1s7
Broadway. Ncw YORK.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
cI<,TnfSa.

,T0 Eisr rsELTfH irnEgr sgtR HaOADwAY,
~ T. CAsunEHp paTs fts htta~st hfpa1whT yHn@s ~
r. - "a 8sslsrasa. casa "a Cis4iss Li.ss -.is>s
n..n ll W. las.sff
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

ATsa BROADWAY = rAY riig mGBHsr PRTCRs
n far Diamond "stela'' Jsw'iry &c, OF Ad'anes On
Is1ACs Diamond Brasef gppssis wsiiaes'' theatre.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

DEsIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD NAY M OBTAINED
- for children IA pleasant locality, whore hey VII re
ccivc M the and attention rsldste for their Pleasure
and comfort For pir1uiafs inquire Of Mrs. wfALEEs, 1o
sixth avenue. uutIl tho 1t 0f April.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
BoARDERs AND LoDcERs wANrpu.

A LADY WISHES ROARD ron M, rIrrtg ,,T1,
~. nle year. oa 10 Cs'hole family sherr sbc could s
cHFe hl ,yu, tuoa anh oe taugat isG Tor hteh shs
would nay literally References EXCHANGED Aiirs.. Mrs
a., station q. '"' nv
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

w ANTED-BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, situation to do general housework IN small
family would do chsmbcrwork and assist with the wash
ns aud ironing; city reference Can be al ll5 5h ST.
near I'd av., top ioOr
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

CURE FoA THg CONSUMPTION 1T has been
found that If the terrible disease has not al
rived al IFS last stage, il NAV be certainly
cured by the constant and continued uee OF
pap made with the -four OF maize Of good
qushty-this is essential. An eminent
French physician who has great experience
on the subject, recommends chat, on the
nrst appearance OF the malady the pap
should be made to constitute the chief arti
Gle OF food, Il is prepared by a6ding the
maze TO mixture of half milk and half
water. This is to be kept stirred on the fire
until it hollis, after which the FIRE is to be
rendered less intense by the addition Of Gin
deTs, and the pap IS to be left for eight az
ten minutes, without being stirred. 1t is
then TO be taken from the frs, and little
salt is to b. put into it If the patient can
not ke milk, broth may be substituted for
il, or water-butter being sdded-but milk
is best
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26


with the ipccnsistency Or CHS opposition
'hs other day in passing through building
occupied h, the professionals on seeing
the above announcement on nearly every
of5cs door X Five hours eou6nsmsns L
deemed long enough for. q one-horse lawyer
o. drug store graduate, who pick their
fingers one half the time and their noses the
ether malt, but EN- hours, or twice as long,
y little enough for the man who labors a.
the forge or he bench. destroying by over.
work both his physical and intellectual sys-
tenn. We insist, therefore, that the only one
who has 4 right TO hsv. --~;e- in the mat
ter at all, is the honest rorking man, and il
is an impudent assumption on the par. Of
any others to say how many hours he shall
work Or the compensation he saall receive
for that labor.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

DR.. JOIN WTSeRAyE, NJ. d., cures al
durable diseases without medicine. Nature.
remedial appliances used. Hot air, steam
and electro magnetic baths with magnetism
and medical manipulation. The Doctor ha.
had 80 years practice, and merits cor
fdence. Consumption, catarrh, asthma
neuralgia, contracted joints, impotence, al
diseases of the blood and skin, and such a.
are peculiar to females, especially attended
to- Office l42 South Clark street, Chicago
Advice BY letter s., consultation free.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

vidual, evidently afflicted with tls jaundice.
"whose the victim !" ask dozen voices,
"Hutch, believe" There's q FIRE, bur-
rah one Of Hiram wheeler's elevators gone
np" "Wslls who the devil caress II will
only take that rusty. mnsty, good for-noth-
ing wheat or the market" shouts an enthu-
siastic youth, with pair Of kids, and gold
studs, who seemed 10 sway the market
Bet you .hundEed dollars, you will only
be too glad TO get it--at almost any price in
less than a month";" "Don't bet on any
such property" replies s., II would rather
make contract to buy all the strawberries
and green peas that comes to the Chicago
market this summer" ''Three thousand
bushels at nine, delivered" IAN right, IF
ty-nine, Of course" "Not bit Of il, ssrty-
nine ask" sold again, whose the next
victim T. and so on, and SO on.
Reader, this is no fancy sketch. Il Is
truthful statement Of the transactions Of
those who live off the farmer and mechanic
too lazy TO earn an honest living and vet
dictate to the entire community the price Of
the necessaries Of life. Fsre IA Apm5ug
Vive the Chicago Board Of Trade
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

TIE PRE.cE OF GIT CoSCERTs.--Messrs.
Byran, Rosbrook & Co., IA Madison street,
offer to the public Of Chicago, inducements
which are worthy the attention of all. The
first prize consisting Of real estate to the
amount Of $4,000 is the most magnificent
gift which has ever been offered by any sim
liar enterprise. In addition there is to be
$4,000 distributed in Greenbacks and
other valuable property amounting to the
almost incredible sum Of 1890, 900. The best
way, however, to become acquainted with
the unequal! Cd inducements offered is 70
reed the advertisement peblished on the first
page Of the ADVOCATE.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

O'BsES GuT CONCERT, unlike Tany Of
those heretofore given will be conducted in
manner which cannot fail TO give satisfae-
tion to all. rs a matter of course-every-
body is after the $4,000 prize--which we
are perfectly satisfied will be drawn by some
ticket holder. We speak thus from. per-
sonal knowledge Of the manufacturing that
nothing of a dishonest or disbonorable
character would be tolerated x
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

SPECIAL MEETINe % THE TRADES ASSN
sLY.-A special meeting 81 the Trades AS
sembly viii be held at their rooms los
Oak street, on Tuesday svening next. AZ
business of the utmost Importance win be
transacted, it is expected every delegate will
be present. Those members who have been
absent three consecutive evenings will be
reported to their several unions.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

Cry RAILWAY EXTENSION. - The long
la ked Of track on State street, from Twenty
Second street to the Driving Park, is nov
being laid, and viii probably be in running
order within two or three weeks. This will
be a great convenience to the DIV allers in
that vicinity as well as to the patron Of the
turf, to say nothing Of she increased facili.
ties which will be afforded for reaching th'
grounds at the time Of the State Fair in
September next.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
.R. FRANKLIN BROOKS, Office No. l6I

Il H. RAANhLlAN DROOhC, OI1Ce NO. A0l
L. Dearborn street, between Madison and Monroe
Chicago, Illinois. r. o. Boz g. e7 SPECIAL atteotIog
given 10 all PRTvATR DISEASES incident to botn ssxes
Also, Cancers Csnceroas affections, Iumors Clesrs
Old Sorea Sore Eyes, etc. etc. Laos requiring sdl-
cal aid advice, In ali Atendsn. upon Menstrual
Distraction Pregnancy Prolapsus Uter or any dseaBs
complaint incident the gensrstive organs may rsly
spon Icing easily and speed relieved Dr B. <i upoa
MS honor gentleman and physician say to those who
are an eted wiki aSplIA matter how badly nHeeted
or hos long stAnlfnE the may Ii they Rse
covered WITH ulcers from the TO the
Of The foot-that he villa cure them sound and vel
ont giving the person dose Of medicine AL Chronic
and difcut caars, such existsd for ysarn are
completely and permanently cured IN a short time
The remedy that he removes ell Of hunors
rcm the system, and the person viii be healthier than
sver they we're before they affected With tho vene-
real Disease and. what u mlraca ouB the person
cured BY him With his remedy take the
Yea ersa Disease again. long they i've let b
ever % omen or badly expofed.
DR.. d. pre-cmnently successful In the treatment "a
tina above most dcuT and psrpsxng OF MI Diseases he
has given particular attention 70 them for many yeArs
and % thoroughly has he become acquainted with the
pathology and treatment, thas he will warrant PxRTscr
lRre, under Q forfeiture II required.
Private Consulting Roo hr ladies and gentemer I'D.
join the Once whore the Doctor VIII always IN attea-
dance dnrtng ofEoe hours.
fhs affleted may call In person, or address him, In
perfect coincidence.
oncs hsurs from % II A. M.. tosP. ~. and y
EveninR
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

THANKs.-The Machinists and Black
smiths Union of This city returns its sincere
thanks to No Of Amboy for $4,000, and
No. of Bloomington for 10000 tc aid the
men of the Rock Island Railroad Company
at present on strike. The men employed
in the Columbian Iron Works Of this city
have contributed the sum of So 90 for the
came purpose. Considering this last dona
ton was the effort by few men we cannot
speak too highly Of their action.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

To EIoET HOrs LrAcrrs.--At the request
# many friends Of 80 hight Hour movement
2 meeting Of the Presidents and Secretaries
u the several Ward Leagues will be held at
the Advocate Office on ''oaiay evening next,
to petition the Common Council for the pas.
sage Of an Eight Hour ordinance.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

Mass MEETING OF WoRKISGMEF.-A mass
meeting of the workingmen of Chicago wat
held last Thursday evening to express
their sympathy with the mechanics
Of the Rock Island shops, and de-
nounce the high-handed outrage Of its
officials in arresting Mr. Harper Of the Hi
nois Central for dissuading his fellow-work-
men from accepting the vacated positions OF
the strikers. Although an impromptu af-
fair, three thousand sturdy mechanics were
present to testify to the interest felt in the
result. Short, pointed addresses were made
by Messrs. Cameron, Tay.o-, Woodwork
and Ryan, after which the meeting adjourn
ed, till such time as the result of the present
difficulty could be announced.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

Go TO THE BRsr.--BsyBrt 8 STATIONS
Chicago Business Univer ~, is acknow-
lodged TO be the best IT. llGg school for
young men in the country. Bookkeeping
Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Co:n-
Inercial Law, Correspondence and Telegraph
ing, are taught thoroughly, For Papers
Circulars, &c, address Bryant 4 Stratton
Chicago, IN.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26


A GLIMPSE AT THE Bulls AND Bears
Reader, have you ever heard Of the Chicago
Board of Tr ade OF course you must, or
yoo cannot have been long a resident of the
Garden City. In case, however, you are in
blssful ignorance of its antecedents. real
the Rev. DIR. Tifanv's ded atory prayer,
manufactured, like GOOD marY other com
modities, expressly for the oec esion, am you
viii doubtless think it, as great MANY have
done before you, the model institution Of the
West. Now, it may shock yo1r sensibili-
ties to be informed that large number Of
the men who compose that august body are
neither more nor less thc professional gam
biers, men who are greater criminals, both
in the eye Of God and man, than one half Of
our Joliet graduates. Honest, legitimate en-
terprise is conmendable, and is a distinctive
feature, so to speak, Of American character
bet, when any maa ca body or men prosti-
tuts their inAnence 4, social position for the
accomplishment Of that which is q positive
injury to society, thy become at once q
curse to themselves aud society at large.
The other day we had the good fortune, or
rather the misfortune, to attend one OF the
sessions Of these blood suckers. and certain
~ the contrast between the real and the
ideal was so painfully illustrated, that to be
appreciated it must be experienced.
Imsgine. yourself just landing from one Of
the steamers which used t. ply between Chi
cago and Buffalo, before the runners were
compelled to take out license or adopt a
badge and you can form some SgM idea Of
the manner of their transactions on Change
Bedam let loose would not be q filter COM
parison. A hundred discordant notes yelled
at once from the throats Of hundred specu-
lators, each trying to cutvie the other in
testing the strength of his lungs, furnished
a musical melange not often met with.
Gentlemen" shouts ore, Northwestern
is the only wheat offered to-day worth a
d-m." Sherwood, you can't be loya!
man TO talk so" answers another. "Can't
|. that's all you know; ask that old duck on
the steps," pointing \ lank north side
miller off amt correct" bet you $50
it viii sell for el.T0 Inside Of thirty days /"
"Whafs hat take ycu right up" Five
tousand bushels at sl.54,r shouts little
jew, with dirty nose "Who got 'em,
ehr Yourself, guess" responds an
other "Gentlsmen, be firm" shouts stem
torian voice, Stf3se fellows II hollow before
they leave" "Another failure for three
millions," cries lantern-jawed, seedy indi.
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Making 3 grand total Of


The drawing will take place alter the Concert on the
sage Of the Opera House. where 10 900 persons Wit
ness il. COMMITTEES win Be appointed by the audience
to superntend the All purchasers and agents will
be supplied With correct lists Of drawing o. pub
nshed
- Tickets for sale at the principel Hotels Boak
and Music Stores the city and al cur ocs Is Dear
born street. price 81 each BY mail on receipt Of
price and stamp fot return ostage.
Good and reliable agents wanted In every cftv ana
town village In the United States, 10 whom rest IN
ducemenis are offered. References required.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

O.2IcE Hours FROM Nine TILL TWELVE
AND FROM Two TO FoUR.-It is a strange fact
that those who work the least, and in many
instances do not work at all-are the loudest
ia their denunciation Of the Eight Hour
System. 1t has been stated that the profess
sional class-men who generally live on the
products Of others labor--objeet in toto to
It's adoption. We were somewhat struck
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

In every case send the and Postofce address Of
each subscriber.
Money BY draft. p o. order, express In registered
letters may be sent at risk
ALI communications should be addressed TO
wzGoINs, BRADFORD u CO.,
123 Dearb, -treet, Chicago, Ill.
Postofnce Drawer b,o1S.
The rroprietors win donate the Lincoln and Douglas
Monument Fund " 900 Jso there vii be 5000 ressrv-
cd rom the person drawing the $50 900 prize for the
same purpose. N
NB.-Edisos Of country papers authorised TO aot
a. eur agents. and win BE- allowed full eommisso all
tickets ordered by themselves or purchased by others
requested.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

FRENCH CoNsULsHIP.-M D'Elpesx, for
some years past French Vice Consul at Chi
cage, has Just received the appointment to
the French Consulate at Cincinnati, With
jurisdiction over the Northwest.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

CLARK STREET BRI0eE.-The public Will
be glad 10 know that the Clark street bridge
which has been kept open for repairs the
last few weeks, viii be open for travel On
Monday next. The shutting OF Of travel
q this bridge has bean source Of great
inconvenience 70 tho residents o. the North
sd.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

A WORTHY DoNAuoS.--A check Of 5000
was Thursday presented to the Protestant
Orphan Asylum of this city BY ..ne Chicago
Firemsn's Ma Ial Benevole Society.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

sTF Ward EIoHr Hour LEAGUE There
viii be meeting Of the Sth Ward Eight
Hour League, on Tuesday evening, June 9Th,
1850 at the usual place 1877 Blue Island az,
at half past seven O'Clock All Toe members
are requested TO be present and participate
in the election Of officers.
THoEAs WHITLEY, Re. Sec.
e. Aids Pres.
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CITY MATTERS.

REAfRslBER DUBLEY's Fashionable and re-
iSsls Ready Made Clothing aud lurnishus Rouse, for
Men, Youth and Boz Hen save lou many !. dollar.
Under Qol. wood's Mus am, ChioagN IN.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

WASTFD.--A Carpenter and Cabinet Job
Der can hear Of cool, permanent situation
BY applying At the ADVOCATE Office immedi-
lately.