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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23
MARRIED..

In this city. Nov. II, By Rev. O renoey, Nc MlnAn
y. Bradbury and NIs MAtibia Yrust, both q hn ely.
In saco Nov. 4 By Rev. Esstel rrue. Mf John isary
Jopes and Miss Jennie Evans, both Of Rochester, " H.
In saeo, Nov lazy lev. Esetiei True, W.. James IL.
Smith and Mss liAtiis y. Moody. bosh Of saoo:
In Lyman, Nov. IL, ny Rev VIM. A. Merrill, Mr.. jas.
drown and Mis- Jane Mikr, both a Lyman.
In Lawrence Mas, Nov. I, NJ. John u Weare, ~
Gently q cap N~idek, but nov Of Chicago and N''s
Nellie CAbott, Of 1.
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Another Clergyman writes A. follows:
ACROsTIC.

q entity Il psnstrstes through every pore,
n eIIeying sufferers from each angry sore
A II ,rounds % Asais with certainty and speed
q MS, burss, from Inflammation soon Are freed
4 rspftsss, at Its presence disappeari
Aims lose each stain, and the complezions clear
slLys, such 40 GRAcE's every one should buy,
A n to Its wondrous merits testify.
T. ct those who doubt, single Dor bsf Try
erily, fAsn IL true deserts 'twould havej
L ven unbelisvors would laud 0RAcEs sALvn!
n-lvl,
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The Poor Mans Friend.-Doctors' hills are
too long for 10 poor mans pocket, but many OF
them may be avoided by keeping GRAcE's CELs-
BRArSD SALvE in the cupboard. II 10 the precious
pot OF ointment cures burns cuts, scalds. bruises
sprains. wounds. chilblains. ohApped hands 30.
Mothers. do not neglect 70 save your husbands
hard.esrned money, but purchase box OF this
salve, only IS cts. u
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DIyrRicr or MAINE. sS.-rhs undersigned
IL hereby sives notice OF his appointnsns % ~
the County Of York. within the District o. Maine,
Who has been adjudgei Bankrupt upco his own
petit iou. by the district Court 81 said district
ssso, New. II. 1857. = Z. az sWu
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IN RANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT or MAINE. ss.-rhe undersigned
IL hereby gves notice of his spPsintmsnt .. ~.
York within The district OF Maine. who has been
sdjudyrd q BankFupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court Of aid distriet.
J. 2. scAMMoS. As'ignes.
ssco Nov, 18th, 1867. 3vE
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Dissolution Of CoDsrtnerShip.

TINE copartuer,hip herstofore eHistlng under
1 The name III Guptiil 4 Co., Retail urocsrs, vas
dissolved Nov. u, 1851, by mutual consent. All
accounts will 10 settled and thu business eontin-
usd w Nathaniel 4uptill. nj the same place.
North Berwick, Nor. IL. 1867. 3uO
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YORK 90. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

We condense the closing reports OF the 20.
ciety's committees, giving hrst extracts from
the report Of Messrs. Roberts, Day. Doe and
Murch, the committee on
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
$50 w. r. Dennet presented DEN
nets Cultivator." This implement has had
few years trial, and 10 highly spoken Of by
John GiIpatric Of Blddeiord. presented his
new Cultivstor. Your Committee are VI the
opinion that this implement will commend IL
self to those In want Of good CultiyAtor. ID.
r. Allen, Of Cumberland. presented the models
Of 2 Cultiyators, one designed tor oxen, the
same principle Of Mr.. Gilpstric's. viz. Ito avoid
closginc," and VIC think we'll adapted to
the use designed.
We award to the Morse Pillow Co.. for plows.
diploma.
". r. Deunet, Saco, Cultivstor, Diploma.
DR.. r. Allen, Cumberland. Culti1ator. Di-
?. c. Merrill. South Paris, Diploma.
Aaron Milliken, Buxton, for Ok Yoke grs-
'0l ISSsSod E. w.dlsish, BlddefOrd. for very
neatly made OK shoe. Diploma.
Joseph Sweetsir, Biddeford. improved saw
We award TO Joshua Mason Of ssso. the ex-
hibitor OF the Mckinney dash churn, the 30
Rumery 4 Phillips, Biddsford, exhibited
"AiAson's Double Dash Churn," possessing
much merit without doubt.
Henry Adams OF Biddeford,. exhibited bis
crank churn. This churn Is highly valued by
those using them, bringing the butter quickly,
from the churn. II l. very simple 10 Ito struc-
turc, and easily kept clean.
CROPS AND vAoErABLEs.
The committee on crops and vegetables make
the following awards:
John C. Bradbury, the first premium on =.
corn, S@
N. Billings Of Ssco, the second premium. 100
For the greatest and best variety Of veg
etsbles, ]. T. Davis. Biddeford, QUO
M. Z. Hussey. North Berwick, for tho
best bushel OF potatoes, Of . new Va
riety, so bushels were raised from ono
bushel Of seed. i.m
BENJAMIN Perkins, Kennebunk. gratuity, 80
NJ. 1. Husscy, Of North Berwick, best m
Cabbages, A'w
Thomas Day, Biddeiord. 'eb1.ld best, 80 80
Thomas Gordan, Biddefori best Onions, 90
I. Tucker. Biddeford. second best, 90
Moses Milliken, do, gratuity. 30
Chas. Gould, Biddeford. hest Pumpkins, 90
E.H. McKenny. Biddeford. best Squashes, 90
John Hsnscom, Saco. gratuity, 'W
Thomas II. Locke. Biddeford, squash !
year old, gratuity. ,, ~
To r. Durham. Limington. for exhibit
Ing his "Mammoth Of Maine,"
squash girting over = feet, We award m
gratuity at o'w
+. Aver, Biddctord, best Tomatoes. 80
]. T. Davis. Biddeford, best lot Of Gran
berries, gratuity,. ~"
J. T. Davis, best eighth acre Carrots, l.oo
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In Bankruptcy.
OFFICE or rHE U. d. MARsnAL)
AZ Messenger. :

OFFICE OF rHE U. d. MARsnAL)
AZ Messenger, Z
PORTLAND, Nov. rs, 1867.
This IL to give notice That on the eighteenth
day OF November. A. u. 1867, . Warrant In Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Joseph
Perkins, OF Ssco, In the County OF York and state
OF Maine, who has been sdludged . BANKRUPT. on
and delivery of any property belonging TO such
bankrupt, 10 him. or for his use and the transfer
Of any property by him are forbidden by Law /,
that meeting 81 the creditors Of the said Bank
rupt. 10 prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assigneos of his estate, will be held nj .
Court of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden ~ Biddeford,
before James d. fsssenden. Register, on the second
day OF December, a. ID. 1867, at two o'clock u. d.,
st City kooins.
y. q. Marshal ~ Messenger,
3wts Dist. ol Maine.
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An article appeared in n Boston paper OF
the 18th inst, ostensibly written In Pors'
land, relating to visit by railroad officials
to Skowhegnn, in which the correspondent
very lesrnedly stated, that
The object Of this excursion 10 to demon
strAts the feasibility Of an amslgamst,on OF
consolidation Of tho lines Of railroad from
Skowhegsn to Boston, the Portland and Ken
uebee Railroad being now In the market
The management Of the Portland and
Kennebec were doubtless surprised at the
knowledge Of their plans by the Portland
correspondent, since they never entertained
those alleged plans. The Object Of the
visit Of these railroad men was entirely
foreign from thu, stated, and had not the
rcmotest conner,ion with the consolida
ton Of the lines" &C.. and II is utterly un.
true tina, " the Portland and Kennebec Rail.
road is now in the Market" This road
was never so we'll managed as II is at pres.
ent. The energy and ability Of its execu.
tive officers. Hon. r. d. Rice, President,
and Walter Hatch, Esq. Supt., supported
by an efficient Board Of Directors, have
placed tho road upon the lis, Of the best
managed roads in the country. The bed
Of the road is in an admirable condition,
while the comfort Of the passengers Is Sc.
cured by first class cars. A smoking car
far superior to any running out Of Boston,
has just been added to the rolling stock,
and a passenger car Of the monitor pat
tern, made to match this, will be put upon
the road on the first Of january.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23

THE CAnIsEr ORGAS-The single house Of Ma.
son IIamlin has succeeded In so far outstripping
its rivals that the question, Who makes the best
reed organs ~ Is no longer an open ono. Of the
own part, become perfectly satisfied by frequent
personal trials Of the Mason q Ilamlin instru'
nents. and OF various others. Ill patent and IN.
denisble.-N. Y. Epsning Post.
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District Court OF the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

In the matter of }. 4 ". .Me.flsney, Bank
rupt,. In Bankruptcy.
THIS 10 TO give notice that Petition has been
presented to tho Court, this nineteenth day OF
November, by william McAleney a member Of the
firm Of J. 4 w. McAleney, OF Portland, Bank
rupts, praying that he may be decreed TO have .
the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
II II ordered by the Court that . hearing be had
upon the same. on the twentieth day OF January,
A. d. 1868, beforo tho Court In Portland, In said
District, ats o'clock r. ~, and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest, may appear ut said time and place, and
show cause, II any they have. why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
WM. p. PREDLE,
3vts Clerk Of District Court for said district.
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Mercutio said Of his wound,

Mercutio said OF his wound,
ut tras not az deep az wrH, or AZ rids
IA a gate. but 10 pouh do"
PLANTATION BIrTxRs will not raise tho dead.
But they cure tho sick, exalt the depressed.
And reider life thing to DO enjoyed.
We believe there arc millions Of living witnessed
10 this fact. Dyspepsia Is horrid disease, but
Grating tonic for weakness and mental despond.
ency. Those who arc "out Of sorts" should try
Plantation Bltters.
MAGNOLIA wArER.-A delightful toilet article,
aunarior 10 Cologne and At hall the price. J-2MiI
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We clip the following from tho New
York correspondent Of tho Boston Post, rs
showing how easy thing 1t is to set rich(D
in the newspaper business:
About four months ago o few young men
tried the experiment Of starting . new daily
paper In Brooklyn. They were good writer's
and the paper was spicy and readable, but AZ
ter struggling existence OF three months 1t
suddenly expired from want Of patronage.
The proprietors have just gone into bankrupt-
cy, aud It Is discovered that their debts for
three months experiment in journalism amount
to orer hirfy-nins thousand dollars. histo-
~ Of the struggles and losses Of men who
have failed'in the newspaper business during
the last twenty years would be interesting read.
ing"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23

90 20 Cook Brothcrs' Fancy Goods Store, City
building Biddeford, and buy six cskcs Colgate's
Best Honey or Glycerine Soap for only % cents
Il 10 cheaper than common har soap. 3uF
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You can buy George A. Clarks hest spool Cot.
ton ut 6 cents o spool, at Cook Brothers Fancy
Goods store, City Building, Diddoford. 3wT
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District Court Of the United States.
. DISTRICT OF MAINE.

III INC WuTIVT OF J. q W sHt1IFtHtyt DHHN-
rups. In Bankruptcy.
THIS 10 to give notice that Petition has becn
Aprcscnted TO tho Court, this nineteenth day Of
November. by John McAlensy, Of the firm OF >. q
that he may DO decreed TO have full discharge
from ell his debts. provable under the BANKRUPT
Act and upon reading said Petition, IL Is ordered
by the Court that q hearing DO had upon the ssmo.
on the twentieth day OF January, A. ID. 1868, be-
foro the Court In Portland, In said District, at
O'Clock, p. M., and that all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons In interest.
may appear ct said time and place. aud show
causc, Ii any they have, why the prayer OF said
Petition should not DO granted.
WILLIAM p. PREBLE.
3wis Clerk OF District Co1rt for said District.
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No notes will no taken, at this oniee. Of anony.
NOUS COMMUNICATIONS. The name and address 81
the writer must We given, not for gsbic afios, but
rs n Auaranty er his good nth.
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In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
OrPIcs or rms 3. MARsHAL)
As Messenger,
PORTLAND. Nov. u, 1867. J
Of Septembcr, A. ID. 1867, q Warrant In llank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of John Ham:
Iton. Of North Berwick, In tho County Of York and
State Of Maine. whO has been adjudged . BANKRUPT,
on his own Petition that the payment Of any dents
and delivery OF any property belonging To such
bankrupt to him. or for his use. and the transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden by law that
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt, TO
prove their debts. and 10 choose one or more AZ.
signees Of his estate, will be held at . Court Of
Bankruptcy. Ia lie holden at Biddeford. before
James II. Pcsscnden, Register, on the second day
Of December, A. ID. 1867, at ten o'clock A. H., 81
CITY Rooms.
Y. u. Marshal as Messenger.
3wls Dist. OF Maine.
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THE new HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE
lis tbs
OLDEST NEWSPAPER
In America, and the
Largest and Cheapest Paper in the State.
Published weekly at the Daily cAroniek
Office, Portsmouth, N. H.,
by FRANK w. MILE r..

New subscribers for 1864 will receive the paper
until January l, free OF charge. Tho Gazette con.
tains all Local items from the Daily Chronicle,
and will DO found especially Interesting TO natives
OF Portsmouth, or New Hampshire abroad.
Single copies,6 cents. at the Office. or will DO
sent to any address on receipt Of tho postage
stamps.
y Adr,rfissmsnn inserted In either Daily or
Weekly paper on r,asouabis terms. 4Wi6
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District Court OF the United States
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

3wts
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

COLL .... 1871 SiLvRR--...... l3O q lJ3
FLoUg.Ibe market within the last tWentyfour hours
has quiet and by abs Of speculative
movements.
Spring Extras Fancy brands $40. 50 Low grades -
per barrel spring suPeruues, $500 70 500 W hite
Winter exuss. $3.50 70 SI1 " per brl.
kyE FLoUk, - 81.
BrCKwaEAT, $500.
waxAr-spring No. /, s. 90 70 81 90 per bush. No .
81. IS 10 81 ".
coKs-is hrm with sales Of No. atis1.e7 to $i.os !;
nvw rejected, sTcts to 9scts.
Com MRAL So per ton.
Oars Ct sed at So q 5.cts.
kTE, No. l. 81 % a %l.s1.
BARLEY, in store, 81 p
MAN, on track, Sl3.U0 per ten.
Provisions. little activity has been manifested
In the provision market.
MEss foRE was dun and nominal at s3s 5Oaas SIS co.
bEsF haas are hrn at e4i.e0.
TALLow lIcts.
LARD t3icss. Ter n.
IRsssED Hoes at 49, Is q 50 per 100 rs
bEANs In iar request al IS. 30 for choice grades.
skEps-cloVer, $40 % $500 per bushel; Timothy y,
81. 80 a s. 81
| PorAroEs, IS ct=..G1I0o cts per bushel
BurTxa, zscts- q Slets. Or saoice; oc.s. q 2SctS.
! for far.
Eoes. 2octs. d a2ets per dozen.
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

Cor. WOODS MUsEUM-As most Of our read
ers are aware, this place Of amusement has for
the time being passed into the hands Of Mr..
Frank Aiken, one Of the most dese-yedy popu-
lar actors, who has made our city ais home.
Under s efficient management, there is every
reasun TO believe that the Museum will retain the
position il has long enjoyed, Of being the favor
ite resort Of our theatregoing citizens. And
the reason foI Iris is obvious--they are sure, e
when they may, Of enjoying treat. the company
c,.iiig Uue u me best iTr-tfne 'T5nited STATES
The l,oture-foom has been re-painted and re-
decorated, nd is row as neat and cosy an audi
forum as can be found
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19
FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
AND STOCK RAISING,

Aese lands present unsurpassed advantages fsrners
s the more deasy settled portions Of older States,
rs selling valuable farms, and are nov max
r Investments In these cheaper lands. which produce
IN larger prohs and 20 greater extent the staple
CT ,ps ceanssn 70 al the Northern and Middle States
ancag profitable sources q wealth is that o
cod u sszsHg and the business has become mmeo se
0u Of cattle received last week I'm the New fors
mai sos from Incls and the beef aatfned o.
thee prairies q conceded 20 he the best in America
HI s>p thrive we'll rcqnring fodder but short reason
and ssheese factories being successfully establishes
Akpsg ths whole time.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19
Grand Mass Meeting.

Mr.. Alexander Med onald, president Of the
Miners National Union Of Great Britsin,
will address the mechanics Of Chicago on
Tuesday evening next. Full particulars will
be found in Sunday morning papers.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

To any Of our agents sending us club Of
City yearly subscribers with the msAey. we
will send Letter "a" Singer Sewing Ma
chine, the price Of which is 500. This is
an inducsment seldom offered, and is made
IN good faith. Send along your clubs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

REPURLrC lSsURAEcE CoNPAKY.-This home
institution i fast winning for Itself an enViable
name. Its directors are among the mos relis
bic and worthy OF our citizens, who are able and
ready to settle al claims without the ve1atious
delays attending such arrangements BY our East
Rotary, is gentleman who stands at the head
Of his profession, whose word is as good as his
bond and thai is saving a great deal.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19
CTTY MATTERS.

Go TO TIE BEsf.-Bryant and STATIONS Chi
cago Business University, 10 acknowledged to
be the best training school Tor young men In the
country. Bookkeeping. Penmanslip. CONNER
ciAl AFithmetie, Commercial Law, Cerrespou.
,tence and Te.estsphing, are taught thoroughly.
= Lor raesss, Circulars, ETC., address Bryant and
Stratton. Chicago. III
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

AZ Geuese, Waukesba County, Wis, the %. h
,st a. the residence OF the brides father by the Rev
David Jones Mr.. Walter stewart, OF Chicago 10 Miss
hhsaJ Stewart Of Genesse, Wisconsin.
W. sish our friord ant his bride every happiness
which tsis world afford and feel assured that II his
native common hs controlled his selection Of
partner. be will have re -ps the choice
made.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

The municipal authorities of New York,
prompted by the true spirit OF the age, have
decreed that eight hours shall be a legal days
work 10 al public works in that city, and that
too, WITHOUT ANY DECREASE or wAGKs The
noble examp thus set BY the commercial me-
tropolis Of the nation deserves the highest
praise, and it should be followed by every citA
Of the Union.
The action Of the municipal authorities Of
New York stands in striking contrast to the pal
try and penurious conduct Of our own city
fathers, who :sss ed on a PRO RATA reduction
Of wages. However, at our next charter cleo
ton, we propose to yentilate this matter in such
a manner-shat no false issue can be presented
The e who fancy that the workingmen Of Chi
eago intend to let this matter rest will find their
mistake, when professions viii be Of no avail.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

Fz 100 - Ioo4s
uei1ns 10 psf Swsntyi v y skhsrs n,
beea constant effort IL stinuIafS 81 soslI
e lndustry except the growth of suk stantisl
vegetable food. There has been e,nstant
call 81 6eEelop mineral resources; 10 exl<..d
/ en4 fmpFoxe means Of Internal counmr 49,
/ uoa . grew wool, and t'.erpim .. s5sS
pastarags 30 grow nottob Aaa Ae<naa u
improve horticultural; = iaufease ms1n}aa-
lures and comm sree-un.il these pursazifs
have employed the beat energies ana she
most fertile climes, 20 the neglect OF the
grovth 81 those 'eefp3ls vhich must ever form
The bulk Of humAn food. -
| For tbis cause the prospects now before
the people of the great cities of Eqrops and
America are not at all agreeable. The pure
v agricultural, food groying regions Of
Europe and America have either stood stiIl
or suffered contraction, while the calls upon
them have increased steadily and rapidly.
until series Of uniform good crops are ne
eessary to prevent food. rislua. 70 famine
prioea We have had crops this year unsur-
passed In quality and quantity; bat we
we're 90 destitute at the PERIOD Of its ripen-
'ns that We have already made great inroAds
upon il .st
Tarn 60 Europe. the aspect Of affairs 10
still more unsatisfactory. Two iadilfsrent
crops 10 ERgland have been followed, not az
With Us, bas by one that is more conspica-
oasly deficient France, Usually an export
ing country, has had two defective crops
and FROM Belgium, Spain, Portugal, and
other popaloas countries, the reports Of de-
hciencies In the crops are unitoria and APP
palling.
The population which is thus deficient.
numbers about one hundred and twenty mil
lions What their wants are likely to be
may be estimated by recilling the strain
upon the North TO feed the South last win
Ger, after the partial failure of ner crops.
The Deficiencies in the supplies OF sparse
population OF eight or ten million then ex-
haasted our crippled resources. Whence,
then, are the wants of ten times their nun
Der to be supplied?
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

STEEL PEAs.--If stssl. pap is hard and
obstinate, refuses to yield when pressed,
and annoys BY its rightly, hold il half
minute or less in the aame Of gas light or
candle ant stick il into water, oil, or tallow.
In most INSTANCES 1t will cure the rigidity.
Ia faet, Is good practice to ass steel
pen through the fame Of lamp b. ore using
it. This burus of the oil Used IN the tenn
pering, and prevents that slipping of the
ink, or the refusal to flow, genera'iJ noticed
in oil new steel pens.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

TAKE NorIcE.--A meeting Of the Trade
Assembly Banquet Committee viii be held ats
the once Of the WoRKISoxASs ADvocLrR his
evening, at Eight o'chsck Every member Is
expected to be present
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

A brother minister, intend to purchase
horse, stopped Rev. DIR. NJ % to ask his
opinion. After taking Coca ook at him,
DIR. Mason pointed to the kness the horse,
which we're worn, indicating n; be ives in
The habit Ct STUMBLING. "That," said be,
/" Is good sign for a minister. but a very
bad sign for a minister's horse"
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To Man Subscrlbers IN Arrears.

To Mail Subscribers IN Arrears.
Those Of our subscribers who receive their
papers marked X in blue pencil may accept it
as notification that their subscriptions have
expired, and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwith.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19
FRUIT CROWN G.

An easy way Of making money out Of the fo q IN the
csiture " Fruit In Southern Illinois This pesch REGION
extends 800 miles Morn Cairo and from II ID supplied
to the narksts Of n. ~ ses an the Upper MhvisspP
ana cine Lakes ths pro3scss Of the ars sss 1870 q
a kinds Il fruits and berries. Golden srssnes an
being made from this bs~iness, patience asa indess
being the heavier portion u One capital Repaired
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

GENERAL OsBoRSE.-We are pleased to an.
nounre that this gallant soldier has been nomin-
ated for the position Of County Treasurer His
election isa foregone conclusion, aud we trust
he will receive the undivided support OF our
friends No one realizes more clearly than HIM
self that lie is largely indebted for the position
he occupies to the interest taken in his success
By The mechanics Of Chicago.