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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
W0lfS 1euer.WerfA. Weiel7daff.

Da bic @ubicripttcEsltfe tisIsr 9tieni4aft btnneu
&ur3em sei&tpilsn psrben ipa, 70 pereeH bic SerreH, tpels
DE fh nod an ZEN Written Ju b~stbetli9en rtnitcu,
ssbeteu, balb mSSIiGft in benz Qpfal ees prifiteuten oeer
bet iraene eiuem Der Direttoren gu Hutei5eiGneu.
Der c1e Grpattunseu ubntrsffenbe GntbeiL reI@en
Die beatiDen @irser Saltimrre's loon iest teier { G n
beutf EN- @eieIIf&aft beueiieH, ~6etrdftiSt
BE ti5nften 0GauiGe Der 1nteruebmer unb IGBt fe bOffeu,
bas i9re 9emaRunssn init unit srGIet&Ii@em GrfOlSe gee
FRONT tperben.
Die Serreu SIbfcribeuteu, tpel&e tisber NOD riSt @es
~tegeubeit 3atteu, tperteu eebeteH, bic erfe Gin3abIuug af
tbre Gttten am SamfaS, ~. b., pter TN eanfe bieier
wp8e tl 9psaIe bes ErdFbenteu 81 a1aGeu.
auguf GugIer, @rGf.,
30 Is Seccucfr., BEN PcfaHit S~eserAbsr,
bid Grerne hob.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
3uuerRigaIen dill Uermie!Oen

@srfluI eiues 0fesierunss.S difee.
Oeppt Gen. R.sN eli erS Office,
Baltimore. rs. 4prIl 1857.
gDirb in Sfeatli4er Iuftion im 9afsu BON Baltimore,
an Garbb's gDbarf, Glib Baltimore, am DcHuerfa 0
l g. % al 1857, Wittass IL ller, ~osrffeisert Der
ouaosBeiduete Seitenrao+9 anlpfer
0gOSmcpCIttan",
boH 779 2puueu; eduSe 225 Gus, Weits beS Beams 81
Gus, &tefe 13 Gub, @pItrber so 3oa 9HHae uub IL Ga5
DHr9meiisr &IsfSau9 s Gns.
EsbinSunseu boar In GesteTungsgsIb am gerfaafstGse.
SsIbere gu8fuuft trirb auf anfrase bon ben llntesaei@s
usien oSer ben guttiOndreu ertbeilt.
Stemdrt Ban 8Itet
Eeputp QN. Gen. g ct u, &reb @IlajSr
Gbrepu, 2bDmas & So, anft.
30ap-l6mi Is 9. G%6dtlestr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
Mnaeiae.


DaR bis6sr Brcii1en ben uatsr5eipnetea uateT beEI gtas
men sR. Waiou q GBbne" ~befcteHOe Gonl asuies
GeI@Gft purte 5eute ua@ segeuisttiseul gebereinromneu
ouSaeLBg. q. g. 81 n tritt aus; 70. u. Wa op
beasbIt ale g4al6en uub faiitEt ale Q~usfinbe Elm.
Baltimore, l.. Gebr. 1857. &.G. Mafen.
- gS. u. Wafou
0. 6. @afoa, fraEer GltsEer @ffoeie ter GirrRa q.
moion g. g3sue, Sat bas Gbos. glc@onbrap'i9e Gtab=
TfIement tn SO. IS H.. Al Sc. Rrattftr. rub gtO. 81 9baz
ulesRr. a~efauft, UNI bert auf feinen geaulen bic 8dde=
rel iortaufabren. Sarge GgindftssGria9rnnS bgfGRiSt
i5u, tsben see5rteu aunben 3~ufrieOen 81 ffeaen.
9@neFbe hefs ~SorratPis 6a6cn Elm gutes aHortii1snt OoH
3eIers, GtrpGeu=Ptcnics, Duttersgrd6era;
S9bas, 3udess, GsinbHrser, Gabns&rad1ei
2optIeuz uab ShifferoS anferIz, Water
&icuics graGer5;
GbeeS, 3aders, i9ettiiGe. 9ngpers9aFes;
SusTersG6naqY5, 9nunbies GGuapps, 2umoIes
3u5perss2dfe &c. &C..
I'm s~sRsisteu 3HipEu4 eriu&t
q. 6. Maicn,
mr39jll As Il. az IS grcttnr. uub 81 E5auesfr.
7-3O Jnterehen S1oten
peroen In 5-2or 9snbs umseiest BON
R6s @cber & G o., Sanquiers,
s Gde Sarriicn rub Daltimctefr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
Observation-Disclosures be8
MQnem. 0cntfd1en GSaifcnoereir

Giugetretener 8erPattniie tueseH ipirb bic ouBeroroent'
lice Notwithstanding beS ,Gl8. Senti4eH &aiisus
Sereins" Mot Gountag, 5. N2ai, iDHtera @ OUuta &,
2 8. IpriI, &beRbS g. lGr In SIN. Jleqaarbts
G9ieen Club 6aus, GDGGe Greberid pnb GaSsttehr
fla %tftHbeu.
GSmmtIi@e GonsftoreH perSeu sriu9t. antDeisnb gu
ieiu, un Ibre alien &inan sum ati&re!6eu In ImpisHs gu
He6ueu.
Die &ireftpren tperSeu an ben 8el&Iu6 BON %. UlirJ
eriHHert, tpeI@er 6erii9t, tob, Genn Elm Direftor in crei
auf chamber f~oIgenbeu @eriaHmlungeH ieblen ioIte, ie'n
Nare Uon Der QtRe gefri4eI iDirr. Sun IuftraS
fra Wl. &ratt, Ger.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
Bur O1ahriMt,

Bur NlaMri@t.
Ulit tsnt Steamer rDsutiGlaus" e~upftugea
asGte tirtif&e 5peti&su, bSbmti@e aofsIbtrueu, srOs
IaGfiHe Qsnieu, crime unb selbe grtfen, ~seipaltszs
@rbieu, Gogc, Snfaetilss, Nitrnterser RueeIn,
ttaIienii@e Naccaroni, GiHcrtsu, Bei5ensries,
PerIseRe in alien S%tuutmsru, @amilen,
GCa&bcIber6eereu, Iotn=, 4tmmsIs,
@anarteus unb Sanf, &an1eu, GPcS
cpiahe, GalatsDst &C., az,
weI6s artiseI mir gum b%tuistsa Nafitprsiie oil SEiebers
O~erfSufsr e%mpfs6lsn.
WSbeI & ban Ne8,
9rtpcrteure BON eurOpSii1en HrchuEter,
15rtr1 6 379 gH. Baltimore Str.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
MepubliFanifbe GtadtscOn0entioi
Seine Wusnatme tpeaeu Sautfarbe,


Sn elmer Beriamulumg ees repubIitanii6en Unions
@taatss 6 entrals 6 omite's RON Warplanb, pelbe am II.
Qpril 1867 f~tattfanb, purben uahIebente BeI6liiile Elm.
ftimmig anseucmnten
Sei9I01ieuI: DAT ale mSunIi6su @irSer Uarps
lambs, rel6e Der reprsdniirten 8eri8ipSruns, bic I'M Ses
grtff febt, f9 am 8, Wai in annapolis ju oeriaumelH,
orppnireu, erIubt iinb, sur paileneeu 5eit in ben rsrI6ies
benen Counties, ipie aud in Der Gtaot Baltimore, Rris
narretiammInnsen 81 balteH uub 0elesateH 81 eiuem
republitanii6en @taatsccnrent gu ~erpdbleu, peIher am
.Oteufag, IA. Mat, MittaSs II ubr in Der StaSt
Baltimore suiammentretea ioa.
8ef@Ioiien: DAT man pom bem Gtaatscpneent
%ertpartet, bas CT ben sesenipSrtiseu 3ulaub Der p~clitiideu
@nselegen6eit i'm Gtaate tn Setraht 5iebt une User bic
bette Wlet6cbe berattet, BENT Solf cine repu6lifanti1e
Resierungsfcrm gu sarautiren. gu ben PrimGrrers
Iammluugeu, ben @runtp. GonUentioneu uub benz Staatss
Gcupeut iiue ale lopalsu Burger cbue &udI6t uuf ebes
malise politii9e 0iffereajeu, aaf Gfaee ober Sautfarbe,
tpel&e bic Doctrin Der republitanii6sn Unions Bartei gut
beisen, eiugeldbeu. Die GAIL Der DsleSateu 81 benz
GtaatSccnrent pirS MID beitrantt, bic Counties rnb
bic Stabt Baltimore iolen ieec3 sn ni6t ulebr Stiuamen
i'm Convent berentist ieiH, aIs fe Sertreter in beibeH
SGuIern Der GsiessebuHs 6abeu. Die NitSIieesr bs
GtadtssG entrals 6 cmites in Zen oerihiebenen Counties
rereen ben Tag betannt madew 5ur gbhaItIng Der pri-
mdrpablen, County, 6 pnnentipHeu cber WaIieusGpnbeIr
ttcaen in BEN Serf6iebenen Counties unb has Grecutips
Gpmite nirb in Ger @tabt Baltimore fur anberaumuns
beS Cages 81 pbiSen 3pedeR Gorge trasen.
&bpmas 5, MILTON @rri.
- nl n Y 1-G
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
Oiah ctr. @nnVeretn.

aGe 0isjeHiseH, ,psI6e i6 benz Obissu gauDeneiu
nod ani6ltesen molten, ftnb ~ bsr am Montas ben 20.
o8. Meenh5 8 uEr int 90fale ee5 Serrn Gdes. GGe bon
Sigh StraBe Hrb GafterH Ipenue, itattftnbeneen apsiteu
reSelmd6isen &"eriamnlurg eIH9slabeu, SIM guftra9
ianfc 81 III. % %erueburq, &efr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27

Oermania 3ebens.g3 erfi1. 0efenfbaft
so 8roaOWap, 81. q.
Sn ToIse e:nes aI 5. spril bon Der 2s9isIatur paifrs
ten Gtts perceR
8adrsD tptbenben an bic Berf&etteH
3 ] 8 s 8 uub zines ieber pIseu=
D E II 3 obre e,ElGrt tperten.
6reb. G@peHtIer Seir.
@bas, O5renf@aIL Gen. Ist,
2Sap1B Nc Is Geccnofr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
rs. WarS.

Su elmer am 2e, april 1857 absebaIt.neu geiauaul.
lung pafiirteu ~fpIseure @ei4life:
9ei9lrfsu, eaB es Der Wuri@ tieier @sriamuluHa
if, eaB bic ipsben %errdblteE 9elesaten fir Pericner
opn uu3tpeifeIbafter ~9cpalitGt uub anerfanuteu republic
Ianii6eH Srin8ipien ais @anpieateH fHr bic gu ~beieseHben
Shuts telen itimuen ic1eu.
BeiblcfieH, ba6 mir gegen cine 8ereiuigung iopc6I
nit ben Gpnierpatioen ais aud ben Demptraten iinb,
Eei6lpiien, bas mir beabii6tiSen BEL uHIereu Prin5is
pieu lu itebeu nnb meHn mir i%infen, t~penisfteHs nit flie.
seueeH Gabnen fantH prGen.
"a Thnmoa gRa+prs NrIi
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27

Die Mit9lister, iopie ale DieieniseH, tpelfe f6 els
mem rpntomnleuen prgauiiirten II. reeIen 8auSerein an.
sui6liesen wiIni6sn, ftub bierour6 e~irSeIaeeu i6 Wion-
tag ben 20. april absnbs 8 lltr in 9errn 9taabe'8 G6is
neis SAL SO. rs Ncrb Gapfir,, einsufiubea,
Da ie6r eisIe autbele senpmm.n finb, 70 febt gu err
parter, baS bic 9iite in ben nG4ten 8triammllnsen GEE
f4loiiea piro.
SpBu 9Nbner, Pr6f.
.. 9raupt, @6aem.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
Wencr BauDercin+

Die lluteriei@uer Der Cite iir ben neu ~ S,iintenben
SaueeretH I'M Saue tes 8rn u. Glipd, Gabtpstede bon
@BarIss u. Sin StraBe, iowie Gle 0ljtgliecer Der G5urtes
Cir. Sauoereine $50. 4 uno 8, ftn0 bieraht ouf GamfNS
Gben5 8 n9r liz b~eiGStes 2otal e~insclaber, un itp bu cprs
ftitriren. 0eorg SenutsBauien II,
@bdrIes MUI[er,
@pnrab SerPt
Watttn Getf1IoE
9Obn Gn~9ermeier,
frfa SngD IN
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
Oi@mspnf.

Der gabEIcu unb gsrduuli8e %las 81 Glpmoat ii
jeet fEr 3eiu&er cTeu. gtr6e gOrbsreitIngsu itnb ges
troffeus fir bic Accommodation fGr pic Nics, Yor.ies,
83ae uub &ri0at=@ eieaf9afteu, tve6e eiHsu Gag an tiss
fem aHseue6meH Piage 8u5utrtugsu pitniden. GebuGeue
G5abs Uerbeu gu zen aHre5mbarfen Breifen aufsehi6t.
8artten, Uel6e ben qiae iOpie bic gpote 5um Grause
port 81 6a6en piEf9eH, mGsea f9 az bic Office an
Fu6 bsr Z. Ctr. tpenben.
lsap1nt franz " drrtmQ nt, nnternsbTers
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
y. . Brandt, S6I
8. 8agt, Gscr,
6ap 0ataip Strase Bau0erein, Or. !

Sub GutaIp StraBe bduOeTeln, HV. |.
Dieter gerein lift jest spntdnpig crsaniitrt. @me
Oieienisea, mel6e bielsnr 1erein, eer alien bic better
Gprt6eile btetet, bei3utrsten piiui6eH, iiao e~iuselabeH
Ib Oienftag @tenb i'm s uFr i'm Sauie bes Serrn 5tS'
priau, Ode ben Gutarp uub 9ae GtraBe eiu5uftnpeu, iii
ba bts ieet nod 200 glntBetIe an FAM sH ftub,
Gissutbum iOppbI in Ter Start tie auBer9alb Dire
ais 9ursi6aft ougeuemuleH-
8GIenti 8BGGert @rSi.
fauia O.. G9auieiI, Sefr-
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
WpIIv &sAgn,

~nARHs DletHeu Srearbeu unb BEN gsebrien Pu5li!Snl
bic %sr5etsue 9u5eise, bas meiu an Der 4slair Ofoah gs,es
seuer inter hem Nausn Gof's Sain befannie pIee ucuess
bings bebeutenb ~OerSr6Bsrt purre unb aai's Bette beroes
iR unb tntpieble beuleIbsn an @essli@aften unp
&bulen ftr Picntcs II. I. 10. inter ~aunebmbagen Bebipes
uaseH, Die bsfen Gpeiieu uab @eirdrfe fnb fets sa
BADEN. Dis uSPesen eesinpuuseH fab 81 ~e,frasen bel
15ap2mt peiurth 2~oreu5.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
8elcpue @arten.

AAAA Selcbue @arten+
YssRs tinterSei6neter e,Iaubt fn biernit BITE au1etge
,u maGen, baB &c ben pru. 9predeIneier obissn Plas
tSuai9 Hternommen BAT uub empfebIt feline usu etnge-
ri@tete SO irtbiDaft NIB HefaurotiOu, Ispie
ieiuen aufs G9Snite 5erSefe1teH Plae far Picntcs,
Pribats@ Grttee IN &C. BEN geebrten pubIttan.
feb4tI SbtIipp S~drtwaun.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
JObn S. YtieSfetSt's
Osuti6s 8uabanplung, 3eitungs.Nsentu,
uno Qet6bibItot6ef nebIt
8 II d + / II 3 c T e /.

Den: see5rtau 9u6lifum biesinit bic e~r9eSenfle Snssiae.
bas ID meiueR ante.H @eidSiteu roo cine
3U6binberei
btnSusefB8t babe unb ale In tieIes sad eini4laseubsr
gr5eiten prompt, biIis uuo nit Dr. srS6tei gccarateff;
a~usfHbren tauu, uH 70 n 5r, ea i& Sru. s., { e s NJ
Fu ais Berffibrer engagrt babe.
I'm 5aplrei4e gaitsSse bittei
mr5l9- 8. 8. RiebfeIbt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27

SGngerbNuosz Mn3eige.
Ncntap, %. bs., finite alsemsiuc Yross In @etroz
pcIita1 SaGe. GniaHs prScis s ttr a6ents,
iamo Sauacr, @efr..
Wermanta &O0e $40. ~, 9 8 $ s,
Die 9l~itsIiecer Obiser ecse itnb gu Der am nG9pen
0ienfaS, 81. b., ftattfubenben 8eriaumIuns ~einssIas
ben, inbem User eiueu Bcrf&los (ben Gni9lus Der eose
~ benz a~lssmsinsn benti&eu @aien1uuie ~betreffeuDl a6s
S%effimuIt perbeu ion.
ilr1oti $. Ga@B, Gefr.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10
TRADES, ASSEMBLY.

The regular meeting Of the Trades As
sembly was held 10 their room, NJ. Q, l55
South CLARK street, on Monday evening
Aug. 9Th, the President, Mr.. Jones, in the
chair
On the call Of the roll the following dele
gates were absent Messrs. Burk. Camera n,
Mclaughlin, Lewenyn, Hobsol, Staber,
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
The several delegates tnen made their re-
ports, which were Of an encouraging nature
The sboemakers reported that tn, ir strike
was ended, they having received all they had
asked for.
The Machinists and Blaeksmiths reported
that they had elected L. L Wadsworth to
represent them 10 the Labor Congress.
A delegation was then received from the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, who
on retiring we're rendered a vote Of thanks.
On motion, that the seats Of all delegates
that have absented themselves three success
sive meeting nights, be declared vacant.
After the transaction Of other business
the Assembly adjourned till next Monday
evening, July 29tb, at eight o'clock.
JAS W. OvEBAcKEK. Rec. See.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10
A Dehghted ana Happy woman.

need not say that Mrs. Graves - . DELIeHr-
I'D AND HAPPY WOMAN. Such a machine
would carry Joy and gladness into ten thou
sand families, now rendered unhappy by tue
IN ending finger oil Of the wife and mother.
would rot for my fgifes sake-exchange
her Wilcox Gibbs Machine for the best
Of al others known to me, and Eve hundred
dollars What are few paltry dollars,
when weighed against nER eper rscwring
rorriaenf, ocsr broken needlss'' and " d.
ordered machinery. - .. ......
II my testimony in behalf Of the superior
ity OF your machine over all others used in
my family, should influence any kind and
generous husband to procure one for has
wife-or to put his 60" or IS"
or" w." o. "H--," machine in the
market, as did, and buy Nv. L g." |
am satisfied that that woman would ever
remember me most .-.. .,.,,, ,Ietter OF
Rev. John R. Graves, Magnolia, MISS, Aprii
%, 1866. n w
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

- .if-... 81 L0cot N0QcFb~ a.ssas -
! ISsURs m rHE RsrusGic IssvRAxcs CexrAEt
OF Chicago 4-Is
PAPxa HAxsmss AND WmDoN SHApss4-
Latest Styles. al r. E. RIGBY's.io 50 Randp
street. isss- Aat.assssf ssass
Tux LIoHr on TIE HorsEHoLD Smiling hces
are the household lights OAu vile. expect
her husband to smile When she sets before him
POOR bread Can husband look for smiles
from his wife If he offers her inferior materials
for making breadf If you, sir, VIII please your
wife get D. B. De Land Co.'s Best chsmicsa
Saleratus, and she will produce bread and bis
cults that will please you-that will please her,
and there will be light in the household -sniles
all around. Use il instead Of Soda.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

PROfrC9IoS ~. FREE TBApK-The "Tlmes"
aud Tribune" are engaged in controversy,
whether protective OF free trada policy IS most
"a outrageous to the vorkingmen. Judging
from the snSeeedsnts Of these representatives
&c incline TO the opinion tina; there is niger
"a the fence some-here, a. il il the FIRST time
vc syer new them to be concerned about their
welfare II tbsy sill have little patience they
win both soon b. in position TO know what
~ views OF he Eorkngmen are il ibis respect.
For ourselves are Ia favor OF protective tariff
Tor sae beneht Of American workmen, but are not
iU favor of a prohibitory tariff for the enrich
msnt Of the American capitalist
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

seccrss OF THE SHoEHAKERs--We are gratih-
~ TO announce, as We are sure our readers Will
oe to learn, chat the Shoemakers Of this city
have succeeded in the recent strike. As we
stated last week, they went into it with great
deal If reluctance, hut, o. their honor be it
said, when thrown upon their own resources, no
traitor was found in their ranks, and, as mat
or Of you're. victory perehed upon their ban
count.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10
CITY MATTERS.

Go TO rEs SEsf.--Bryant and Stratton . Chi
esgo Business University, 10 acknowledged 10
90 IT, best training school for young men 10 the
country. bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
eiAl Arithmetic, Commercial Law, CorresPons
aencc and Telegraphing. are taught thoroughly
For Papers, Circulars, etc, address Bryant and
Ssratton, Chicago, H.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

70 LlBr SUBsoAIBER-We are much OBJ
hged for the him gwen. 1t has been our aim
70 make the ADVOCATE welcome family visitor,
excluding from its columns every expression Of
"a iBdelicate or improper character, and in these
Efforts We do not believe we have been unsuc-
e'ssfuI But then, occasional mistakes will oc>
car. even 10 the best regulated families
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

MOONLIGHT Excl asIoN.-Ws understand if
satisfactory arrangements can be perfected, il
= intended 70 give moonlight excursion to the
aAegates attending The Labor Congress. We
hope 20 see full attendance at the meeting to-
nght at tbs ADvoc ArK ONCE.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

u Fools ASD CHILDBEs SsoULDE'T Usg CEoPPISG
KsrvKs. -The truth Of this quaint old maxim
was illustrate during be past week, when nine
reporters Of the +. - press and nine printers
1ndsrtOca g sissy Esia 81 ssse Ssft qse .7Ass'>
OF ihs encounter is that oue4h.lf Of the contest
ants are hobbEng aroond town on crS::chss' ours
ing the public ia general and the Nationals" in
particular, and wondering What there is in the
game 70 MAKE people 70 crazy over it.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

Tar TusNEL.--Will the officer Of the Board
Ct Health, whose duty it Is to attend to the mat
Ter, see that the sewer, which has recently beer
uncovered on Washington street, l. disnfected
a once. What with the river and the sewer
,ombined, the inhabitants of Ibis locality are
low enjoying such treat in IN, manufacture Of
Merfume1s is enjoyed only once in life
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

sappose you 70 die Tomorrow, would you leave
your family those dependent On you. provided tor
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dexxh I'm me Iace eeng conscious shat yon have dom
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n1 left them dspsndent the charities Of ths world
man qrovds for Mo esn and especially Goa those OF
his own house. he hath denied the faith, and s
than 40 fnhdel" Il not your duty ~ man, 10 80
that your Terminated BY DEATH before
you have provided for those who have dependsd ON yos
during life.
How. thea are Won 10 provide for themf Life Insur-
snce gives you the only chance by 10 yen can aeon
muiate In one hour after your frss preDium 10 paid,
what would many years Of hard toll Lay up for
them ANY other way fhrrsfcre Todd 70 insure
yeur lc and feel thai you dc wfshout feeng Of
anxiety the fste Of those you cave bssfnd And
oniy dc you rid yaur of al anxiety On that score
when you are momsntarly exI ectng - die, but during
your daily life you feel he happy consccasnsss thai
you have done your duty. "You have prcvs5ed Cor
those Of yoar hoase and nh anxiety TOR their fnfure
fHs Hssn Ms.t4af Lsts Brranc< Company offer az
most invifiag terms fAsse oho desire Lk iasArusos
THIS Company stands among the best Of The age IL
ARE 40 Isies tnse 81 sny Ccmpany. ~ assets are
ample and lis reputation for fairness and pronpsns
second to
repeat, some people may dislike to think Of death
pat We know that all are mortal The wise man
viii provide for all contingencies. Polisiss issned for
from tl0v " eO,eIS and where the premiums excseds
$40, % h0se viii be tAksn for one-halI.
Any information concerniBg the PHsN MAKuAL, with
pamphlets and tables explanatory can be oh.iaed By
application 70
WILLIAM r. C-woxF,
GENERAL AGENT.
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Commercial and Market Reports.

CHICAGO, FRIDAY, Aug. 10, 1857.
The decided improvement the weather has seemed to
have had satisfactory effect upon buiIness The ner
chants feel better at the prcspecs Of the spring business
Money is close and only prime paper discounted
GOVERNMENT sEcuRIrIKs As FOLLOWS.
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NoncE.--Mr, julius ROdbertus has been ap-
pointed agent for the WOKKSeEAs's ADVOCATE,
in Chicago. Any moneys paid 70 him viii be
uuly acknow lodged .
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The DELKGATEs TO fHK LABOR CosGREss.-Le,
70 delegate fail TO attend the meeting this even
Ing at the ADv ocAsx efice.
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Notice to Delegates.

A meeting of delegates to the Labor Congress
from Ibis State, win be held at the Office Of the
WoSgraEAS's Advocate, on Saturday evening,
August 10th, TO make all necessary arrange
ments for the reception Of their brother dele
gates Af
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FLcuR.Te market within the last twenty four hcvrs
quiet and marked the absence % speculative
lsprins Extras Fancy brands s1eOO Los grades o.
per barrel Spring superhnes 500 70 $50 White
winter exnss, $500 to Sl1 Do per bril-
RYE n ouR, &c IS
BUcNwA-tT, g 50. h
wHkAr-spnne Ma J. si.s5 to 81 90 per bush; No. 2,
al - 70 81 .. "
CoRS-i- arn,, with sales Of No At soe5 to sOsef !;
nep rejected s5cts to sscts.
COsN uEAL 80 per ton.
oars cl sed a 81 20 5oefs.
RYE No. l. 81 10 u 81 Oh.
BARLHT in store. s1cts
BRAB, track, SlT 60 pr ton
Pa0vISIo But little zctivity has been manifested
/ 10 the provision market.
Mass PuRK tull and nominal at e22 IS q $3.50.
RxEF HAns hrm at t4l.50.
TALLow Sets.
LAID l28c's- yer b-
DnRsssD Hoes a. fs25 u s. per 100 Da
BKASs IN fair request At s. 80 for choice grades
sEKps-Clover. g. 70 q sS7S par bushei; Timothy.
81 5 q g. 90.
PoT4reEs "a g. q s. eta par, bushsl TOR cid aaG9
| "a 465a per basbei feT new
SUITES, lycts q lscts. Tor choice So q l9cts-
| for fair
ksss. Iscts q lscts. pr dozen,
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70 xHH NVM IA 4a| ~
'si.: $500 ~ =. s..Is ss - -. y
80 =. ~ !. = = 49, - = = - =
se1s dIs, V shsI g - g leave - ians = =
s.y hui 1l0a = 80 or Dng0--sal, A1nsss ~ "A
sssId sh3sy ~ b1ssr vish eorSe'ss11sss - o.
small sum x&s eectwsd. !.
only think Sor . moment. how mali IN eens1 pey-
snt p Sscars ths Of eioos p p pela yess nelly
VI - III yssss a. how y q To .iil .s.s. A.
" %ipfne1te zen stre iemer ~ ~ Or - VIII
prssnrs Hoisci lev 80. wiih ths ss.s srsssss.
nov We sin ssgEss. .nsses sss isks sas sane sss
care ths ann of q ~ bs ps - yssrssf - ~ -
g. This sau q 81 49, tsgshsr With ~ prcafs =
the Company viii make your Policy good fscsstAea
ana a the time should de.sh oversake ysu, yos'
IIie w Be insarsd and taiiy 70 thas sxs~n pro
vidsd fer. The sge Of S5 70 taken fsr example, sheug
| Of coarse any age can secure the soma benefits
ms ssrnnar fhct that the fich are more psrssaAl
% Insure shsr Hvss than these IN more restricted cir
.rhis must be becanse the workingnsn N
isbodnR portion Of the unity, general tAn9
have not sissn attention 70 the subject
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NoTIoK.-There will be a meeting OF the Car
penters and Joiuers' Union III the Tailors Union
Hall, No, n Dearborn street, on "Wednesday
evening. August IA, at half past seven o'clock.
All neJsbers are requested to attend
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PERsoRAL-Gen. p. 7. Beauregard, Of NeV
Orleans, Is stopping at the Sherman House
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SrAfE CoEvENTios ExEcUuvE CoSNITrE--
meeting Of this body will be held on Tuesday
evening next, at the Office Of the AD 5ocATE.
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L. L.-WADswoRrH has been liected delegate
from the AschiHists' and Blacksmiths Union, of
this city, 70 the National Labor Congress. We
sincerely congratulate that body on their selec-
tim
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CHICAGO AvKEFE BRIDGE contract for
building bridge over the river at Chicago
avenue, has been awarded TO Messrs. Fox
Howard.
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AZ ADDITIONAL LKrrxR Box has been placed
at the Central Police station on Madison street