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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

THf NEcEssrr cY 0RaANIzATIoS.-We trust
TIE election of next Tuesday wiIl be the hast
under l-y circumstances. in which the working
men OF Chicago will ial to be represented BY
ticket separate aad distinct from either poiiti-
cal organiz ton. To d. 50, however, organiza
Lion ia every Ward Is required. IL is all non
sense TO expect succe =
sSICss, and order to OBJ lin that success step
should at once be taken. to organize in every
Ward in the city workingmnns political or.
ganizstioa From this time hencelorth, we are
against all amalg Amation Or sfhation vito
either party. If hey are earnest III their pro
fessiona, candidates must nov come TO our plat
form, we have trusted to theirs long enough
But as we propose 70 point out at length the ne
cessity for such action, we shali not 40 NOSE at
present than refer 70 che subject.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

LHD OvER TILL Nrxp WEkK-"A Visit to
the Coal Niues.' and the " COOPERATIVE Eagle
Works = also, reply to the league on Che
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

To HAIL sabseFlbsrs m Arrears.
Those q cor subscribers who receive their
papers marked X IN blue pencil. may accept L
as a notiGcAtiSa that their subscriptions Aaye
expired, and that unIess renewed their papers
viii b. Stepped fnrthwith. = u44ga
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02
FRUIT GROWING.

An cay way q Dskiss sny sss Il ~ - \ In ~
enlinre II Eruis IN southern n.sis. fhs PessA ress.
ex.ends 90 piies North Of lre.-nd froa snpphed
% she nasksss Of ali the cities - Upper Mruippa
.ad the Lakes the products Of the a The season =
I'll kinds Of fruits and hezries. Golden hsssnss -
4hslas padA iFaR 80 hsEsassa psssEees - inaa'
being the heavier portion q he espssai
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

80 7-sa ~ ~ ESft AHSEMnk a.
The regular nssfine Of the Trades Az
semhly was beld IN their room, No. q l55
South Clark street, on MONDAY evening, Vc-
toSer 2ssh, the president. Mr. Jones, in the
chair. E z~.yg
On the call of the ron the foIloxiug dele.
gates we're absent: Messrs. Kelly, Lee, Wa
eel, Cameron, Nicholson, Mclaughlin Hodg-
son, HeSsrd and Mccall 2 Il ii r.
The minutes of the previous meeting Eers
read and approved. s- - :.
The matter Of delinquent delegates was
laid over one week.
The committee appointed 10 examine into
the reasons why the Eight Hour Law Was
not being enforced by the city officials, re-
ported that tho responsibility rested with
the Board Of Public Works, and that the
COMMITTEES would ask further time.
On motion the Committee on Co-opera-
ton vas instructed to procure quantity OF
the business cards Of the stores and mill.
and that they distribute them to all union
members, with the seal Of the Trades AS
sembly, and that Mr.. Newland have. full
charge % complete the arrangements and
report at next meeting. sais.9 -. "a
vote Of thanks was rendered to the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive EGginesrs Tor
the use oftheir hall on the evening Of the
reception Of Mr.. Mcdonald.
The several delegates then made their re-
ports which showed the different unions to
be in an encouraging condition.
After the transaction of other business the
Assembly adjourned till next AohdAy even
ing, Nov. 4th, at s O'Clock.
VI NV. OvEBAoKEK, Rec. Sec.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

Coal 4 found an great abundance. end fusnihsd q
tis ievs.f rsi& u fsisP sssslSa sanlE : $1,000
from Chicago. and the sorssas sf ssp1hsn misss n
well as from bordering IN he streams Cham
shipped in bulk fram al ststens shns Axlss -
pcnss and trosbie Of baggsng-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

sspIres are sdmIlI1 sven ~ k1
hue and cry about bsltins y
! Is 90 recognised By hisfriends, IL - X No. S
thirds Il shss Rsppblkap pFs " M y y
From psessdt indieltiohs 3 Viii 3 4 ! ~
IN overrhelnias Hsleitga sxssks 80
For Police comnissionss, egs y ~ ~
mpostzhs SmedszsiAM ID III i ~ 81
NJ. T. b. Brown shd hi. Rallsrsy ars H. Is.
peetive csndidstss whih We have nsshlne d
charge aeAihsss - fstmes ksuassuk, sat6aS11 q
duty eonssrains ps tssAg tAas AID. RalIsrty vas
she hrss man p shs, Gig sf chiesso .phe -;
sented an Eigh.Ilour ordnance. and vossd ~
p ..doption. he tSs slsooad Of the foanders
fshs Eight Hess EisAsh Wfsi lpagpA a.isse,
triouted fssels sdihi sappoA y flimssif poss
Forkingmau, there isevetg rsasoa 70 believe, thai
q elected, he would not siiow the police force Of
shis sfty te 30 postituted, 40 h has 10 SGsA'
been. id the past, @ intimidsss ssskisgmsa
while demanding their righia end she, enforce
ment Of the lass Of the land. or the other con-
didates We know little and care les, bsliSting
il is six Of one, and half dozen o. hsAothen
We cannot omit, however, 70 insasicn ne slklms
Mr. Richard Barrett for Collector Of the South
Division We kisow whereof we speaF whsa We
say that stauneher, tTaer friend Of the wotk-
ing classes than shis young man cannot be ioshd
in his city. His professions, too hare bssn no
lip service, as those acquainted with him can
testify. Had We ten votes We should e6esrfalIy'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02
A Special Fruit Express Traia
.REFRlcERAroR CARS,

rEsTo caAge. leaving Southern Iisos svssg svsni,e
DsrinztAe strawberry SEASON dails average u fve err
received. and the peach supplies sa astssz
twenty ave cars, Of shost 500 boxes each. sv~y
myrnng, teths Chicago makes aione
seoeoo scress Of land suited to she growing d luiss
and the Anest shsas are jet isr sale.
TIE TEtle - tzaese Lands n Clear.
asnd IN Fee. simple flresa ahe
y 9ta4e.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

A NovELrY. "A Kansas City lRFeIt'oa Is
editorially celebrated BY the Journal II Com
merce.r 7. consists Of an ordinary ; tier en-.
velope, upon the face Of watch, on one corner
the name, location and business firm is printed.
On the back Of the envelope, in smaller type,
are fortytwo business cards printed. The en-
veiops re furnished to each Arm in lots Of from
Lose 10 ., 700, giving each mans business card
4 circulatio Of At least $4,000 all over the
United States at small cost above the price Of
the envelopes IL certainly is cheap and az
trac,ive mode Of advertising ". A. Scoheidi
the Inventor, together with Col Il. Ii. Hunt, OF
Kansas C'.y, are now travelling last to intro
duce this new system Of advertising
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

The BoARD or PUBLIC WoRKs.--By reference
to the proceedings Of. the Trades Assembly il
wiz be seen that that body throws the failure
Of the Eight Hour movement in this city on the
Board of Public Works II Aessrs Burnley and
Gund think they car hood wink the mechanics
Of Chicago by the course they have adopted,
they count without their host We can aSsSre
them 10 future no capitalisic soaSy can occupy
the position to which they have been appointed
II they doubt It, next spring viii open their cTes
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

THE CHICAGO, BURLTEGTox AND QJIEcy EAtL
RoAD-This road runs through tie best portion
Of the best State 10 the Union. When to this
il Joined the fact that 1T is managed in the fair
est aud most skillful manner. there il probably
no road in America Of the same number OF
miles, doing 80 we'll It is.A ,hl~ssiag so-tha.
country, 70 the Office; 5 tanning il, and what is
rather unusual to the stockholders inyesrn Nc
their money. ~, ~ -
The company runs gissir instns1ine iron Chica-
20 to Quincy, passing through Mendoza, Gales
burg, Macomb and many other prosperng towns,
At Galesburg another hae starts westward, bear
ing south through Monmouth aad on p Burling
ton, Iowa Another from the same point starts
eastward TO Peoria. Al Yates City, rear hall
way, another line starts south through Farming
ton aud Canton to Leviatown. These brsnche:
have done more TO develope the large resources
Of the country through which they pass, than
all other agencies besides Laad has risen neAE
these rOads 10 an aggregatc amDuns sufheieni
70 have built them Should the trsirs for year
running to Lewiston, by any possibility stop
that hne section Of country would lose more
thereby the FIRST year, in the depression Of prop
erty, thin the cost o. the road. AZ ~
Robert Harris is the General Sup Fiussnden'
Of this entire road, asd "A better Railroad MAJ
is nowhere ;Sand The Offices are NJ The Com
panye building near the great Union Depot sh'
Like, Chicago. a a4i@s = Z ~ ass-4
49, aHA 4
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

Tar ELEeTos Asp THE GAEpfBaszss-@A Next
Tuesday the voters Of Cook County will decide
whom shsy viii appoint to diil the vnioss town
and county Offices then made vacahs r6y 4skisss
Ative enactment Az the Rspabliean and Dam.
ocratie parties have representative tickets in
the field, IL 10 important that the workiaxmen
should select from both classes those whoa .they
hare reason to beIiese are favorable to theit
bestfnterests. As shey are committed ID fsvus
Of the soldiers candidates. General 0sBossr, for
Treasurer. We feel ssasistied thAsshs win be
elected BY an overwhelming MAJOR rover N.
opponent Who u the REPRESENTATIVES. efs sa Oh.
no1ious monopoly.
With regard to teelains ofy6hn u. Wilson,
one Of our noss worshy elsis<r " expressed
opinions in Ours iasi, and NO skEa teen ao'feasan
V retrsct word. = eitssa of nnb1emiss
iussgtity, and jasist 1isboaf 4 1isal kt apl6'
eminent qualifications fof the once % which n
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

and taxes laser than n ~ ohsf siass chsssA~s ssa
schools Of an grades abound thsosshsus 10 iagA md
Rrssdth.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

Z AEaen sthaa psesantakion MA ~. Il Jone
fin4eawss spsAs w the wAols spsreyYsoms4 e
in numheFs Ia hsvilg photo PB tt1nIfn
er0pps and A. 1iadiyldnslA 70 commemoFats
the Occasion.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
so to lao Miles From Chicago

Ia the ceuire o. the bsl and ness favored sass,
where the range sor azIns b sxsenve hrsthfni -
ter. readily obtained from arte>iaa welis. and IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-22
SHE'LL OYSTERS!
FRESH SHELL OYSTERS,
yotice to InvaMds.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAvE9N0 HOME
n nor place where they can receive me atlsn'
tIon necessary TO their comfort. when W ca
nnd at the County Hospital comfertaoie privs.s vs
and esperIsnced nurse :, and Will DO suppiied
With everything necessary 70 their comtort. al.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from ltn tns
Wards occupied by hsihdiscnt sick; = =, nnos .,
The Hospital 10 under the csre Of Dh.,52gsN.s
SON, who can be found at his once No:
@ street, every day between the hcrf,oi y -. f.
n. apd l'P. NJ Arrangements can also, pemsue
with Mr.. Crouch Superintendent OF the hTsptMnS JMS
M. mss01I nhs,ns, nodsrate auf7tf7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-22
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 25.
U. $: REeIsrra's o,y,sIScr;; ;.s7

- US. RxssrER's OFFICE,
Carson City New. Aug. 18th. le6I.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Dean Company, by Geo. sherman, rren
dent and William Leo Secretary, have ths cay
filed In this Office, a diagram. together with
notice OF application for patent from the unl.so
States, under Act Of Congress. approved Suy
%, 1856, for sixteen hundred feet OF me pesi
Lode. known as the Dean Companys cian
claiming three hundred feet Ia Width along tn'
IL acres; said claim being bounded on the Rortt
BY the Occidental claim. and on the South ey
the Light and Auren claim. and situate IN tn'
Silver star Mining District. Storey county NO
yadA -- 100 tf.TL0LG b ,iE
WARREN T. LocKHART, Register.
lf.-rr aul53m - gt E;1gsd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-22

DLACRSMTTHlNG AND WAGON WORK
ID done In the most skillful manner. and as
rapidly as the law OF thoroughness will permit.
The Wagon Shop In under the management OF
Thoa J. Williams and John Pedree.
Tho Foreman ofthe Blacksmithing Construct.
ing Shop Is John Randall. Six Of the best
workmen on this Coast are employed In this
Department.
o The Shoeing Shop IL bossed by William
Sylvester, who can, himself. put on seventy
horse shoes In q day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-10

been able, without much coaxing, to
have induced many of the civilians to
take a small risk on our precarious ex.
istcnce
But it was no use regretting what
we had not done The point was to
prepare to meet what might come, and
to this end we went to bed this night
with our rifles and pistols by our sides,
our ammunition close at hand, every
man ready to do his best when called
upon by the long roll. But the night
passed of quietly, and nothing was
heard save the tramps of the sentinel,
the regular challenge Of the officer of
the night, and an occasional bark of a
prairie wolf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-10

1t was the first and last time the
two men met until Mr.. Whitney ioin-
ed the throng on the public reception
day to shake hands with the beloved
President. Imagine his surprise, as he
drew slowly near in the procession
that passed in front of the President.
70 see his long arm stretched ont to
him, and to hear this recognition -
How do you do, Mr.. Whitney? have
never drank glass of lager sincer Is
not thata good temperance story7
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-10

Hea- A friend of ours lives next door
to not over-thriving undertaken. One
day our friends young son rushed into
the parlor in state of wild excite
ment, exclaiming: 'Oh, father, some
body's dead for sure, because the un-
dertakers children are eating candy,P
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-10

One of our party made an attack on
one of these little mounds and captur-
ed the dog, but failed to find the snake.
although rattlesnako was killed some
distance off.
We also saw a large number of
mounds inhabited by prairie wolves,
but CHANGED to see but two of the
wolves, which scampered over the
plains at the sight Of our immense
train.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-10
] . T. TR. Y

= Q T. TR x
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THE WEATHER.
II shines it rains,
Then shines again
What does the weather meanl
1t hangs in doubt
The sun comes out,
With drizzling mists between.
Now dark, now light,
Like day. like night,
IT'S changing, tickle weather;
1t mists at times,
Then rains or shines,
And sometimes all together.
Oh, now | seel
IT is like me
wise head and a Ounce;
fret, ! SMILE
Then cry awhile,
Then, sometimes, all at once
pout pet,
Well pleased / get
Both diligent and lazy,
In my own way,
Is such day,
When RAINY, shiny, hazy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-10

Thus, by trying, this boy succeeded
in writing very good composition,
and by trying again and again, as he
grew up, he at last became one of the
greatest poets of his day. Now, boys
and girls, while trying to do something
it may not make you all great poets,
but will make you good and useful men
and women. so mote it be- is the
wish of Your Friend,
MAJ LYNNE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
n laritles.

The Great Female Remedy for lrreGu.
laritlcs.
These drops scientifically compounded fluid prepare
ton and better than any Pills, Powders Nosrums. Being
liquid their action is direct and positive rendering them
reliable speedy and certain specific for the Of ali OBJ
suctons and suppressons of nature. Their popularity is
indicated by the fac; that 100000 bottles annually
consumed by the ladies Of the United States every
of whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of er
great merits They rapidly taking the place of
other Female Remedy and considered by all whe know
aught them the surest SAFEST and most inable pre-
paration in the world for the of all female complaints
the removal of all distractions of nature and the promotion
ofheah regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be used and explaining when and why they
shaud not could not be used without producing effects
contrary chosen laws will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written signature Of
JOIN L. LYON, without which none genuine
Prepared by DR.. JOHN LYON, 1873 Chapel Street, New
Haven Conn., who be consulted either personally by
NAIL (enclong samp) concerning all private diseases and
female weakness Sold by Druggists everywhere.
. C.G. CLARK K co.
june 90 1y-sp. Genl Agents for u S. and Canadas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.
Flour--Rather dull. Spring extras $9.259
10; white winter extras $1125912 unsound
spring 81.
Wheat-Sales at $2.12G220 for red winter;
S1.sGa1 .SS for No spring $1.S1G1.S2 for No.
9: and STA for No. 3.
Corn-Steady, at 91G9sc for No. 1 ; 93c for
No. g
Oats-Firn, at CSC for No. 81 for No. g
-Rye-$1.05@1.06.
Barley-90c for No. g
Timothy Seed-$2.15: flax seed 1926.
Wool-Quiet; 40a46c for extra clear tub
common tub 40@42c fleece 30937
Butter-l5@lSc for choice
Eggs-l6c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, AUGUST IT, 1867.
Spefial 3otifes.
Music Rooms.

Music Rooms.
s'ssss-'fa- Oryy Oytons Book Nore, Nam Sired.
Ns A. r. MURPHY continues giving instructions in Vocal
and Jntrmenta Music her her residence. Terms
R.os,a. Agents in Ottawa for the celebrated steck
pians also Pianos Melodeons Organs, &C.,. BY the best
makers Ottawa, April 20, 1861
&. E-s1le w. PrrrsBuRdh, sEprnnrR 4, 1856.
Asssrs Hasetter Smith,
Pittsburgh Itnnsvrdnid.
GENTS: think only doing the part Of good citizen
when testify the great benefits received by from the
use of your Stomach Btters during the last years So
journng for time in the oil regions in 1861 had severe
bilious attack which, in connection with dyspepsia left me
very weak condition. advised to try your Btters
and having procured bottle, found that they worked like
charm upon eight pounds having been added weight
the space Of week. and life seemed to have been
infused nts my SYSTEM much that have been induced
them every summer since that time. As tonic,
think they invaluable 1000.
This summer, having had similar attack and as before
much reduced although under the treatment Of an A. No.
physician again obliged to have recourse to the old
Bers and with the good result, having gained six
pounds within few days purchased half dozen bottles
few weeks SINCE and purpose to use them regularly as
tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain
Yours, gratefully,
WILLIAM MILLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
.SKXiXiNs,:;;a |, Y sIS

TIEAVIc suffered with Caarrh thirty years II had dcs
1 troyed my voice and sncllngmpaired my sight and,
hearing In six weeks have becm entirely cured. For
humanity sake will send the recipe for the simple remedy
used postage free to all afflicted Address Rev. I. D. MEAD
Drawer l76, Syracuse, n. Y. jun Ism.
NOR SALE.-A frm in good cultivation containing
Il 15l acres, will, good buildings, and only miles from
town. Inquire of G. W. DENUARD,
August 8-tf Pest Office Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
SchcmcIx,s Sca,yeed Tonic.

ms medicine, invented by Dr. j. H. SCnENCK of Philade!-
r intended TO dissolve the food and make it into clyne
The hrs process of digestion. BY cleansing the stomach
WIN sehencks Mandrake Fills the Toxic soon restores the
"pP'ue ana iood that could not he before using it
vii! be eafily .sosed, . ... .....
Consumption cannot b, cured 10y Schenck's pulmonc
syrup Hhs' the stomach and liver is made healthy and the
appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pills required in
nearly every case OF consumption. half dozen bottles
of the SrAWEED TONIC and three or four boxes of the
MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case of .lvs.
pclsia.
Or. sehGNcE makes professional visit. in New York
Boston and at his principal Office in Philadelphia cvery week.
See daily rnpcrs Of each place, his pamphlet ON consump
ton for lbs daily yista;ions.
Sold Ivy all druggists and dealers Price % cents per box
Principal silicc No. IL North 9th ST., Philadelphia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 10.
Cotton-2S1ac.
Flour-10G20c better for cid. New dull and
declining, $S.60a1l.75, and $9.50912.75 for
Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Firm at $2.15 for No Milwaukee
and 1892 for Amber Michigan. State scarce
Corn--Unchanged at Sl10a1.12 for new
Oats-Firm at S2aS5c for old Western.
Pork-Heavy at $231S@2331.
Others unchanged. tH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
The Markets.

The general tendency of the produce market
during the week has been towards greater activ-
ity, with slightly declining prices, except In
corn, which has gained few more cents during
the week. The high wrought expectation OF two
weeks ago, of an enormous corn crop this year
is considerably dashed by the disastrous drought
now prevailing in middle and southern Illinois,
Indiana ard portions of Ohio, Missouri, &c.
The chances are now decidedly in favor OF
another short corn crop