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Give Nature n LII.

p.ople expect too mach Of nature. They rins WIZ
THAR health aud their constutons, and then are eur
pri.sd that they fall sick.
Tn. pressure ofconstsnt mental or bodily labor upon
tn. animal powers 10 tremendous. Very few systems
and constitutions ran up sgsnst this pressure un
assisted Add to this the nbbsaithy Influences which
,urk unseen In the breathe the water We drinh,
the iaituds prouoed this By the change from
III. rixor OF winter to the warmth Of Spring. and IL
would seem to require almost superhumsn .isof Keep
Ia perfect health without reinforcing the physical en-
ergies
But how reinforce theul Certainly not with aduitsr-
st.d .tmulsn There 10 poison in the outer air OF
in the stmosphsr. Of furxscehested rooms OF work
.bep. or factories 40 psrsicous those deadly burning
fluids.
why use them, when
HosTErrRRs STOMACH BIrrERs.
vegetable oaic without alloy evsry~hsrs obtain
able Nothing has been offered to the feeble end
debtstei 50 harmless. in Its nature, powerful 10 is
iuvlgoratiug effects, 50 this eeisbrsted
sToNAonIC AND .ALTERArrVE
In the army and the navy in sstts ents. and 10
crowded cities by old and young reh and poor. II is
used go
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
With most grstif, ing results lspsISoAv
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This 50 sneid Hair D1e Is the best IN he world 10.
only tras and perfect DyeHarmess ReiisbS lnstanta
neous No di.sppairtinspt No ridiculous tns Nat
ursl Black or Brown Remedies the III Effects OF Bod
Dyet Iuygorstes the hair, leaving 70 soft snd bssnt
mi The genuine Ia signed HIiiisn A. Bdfchfter All
oth.rs mere limitations and shoeid be avoided Fold
ev all Druggists aud Performers. Factory ~ Bsrolsy
go, NJ ynrk fae1i9 eswly
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JupoE BALLISGER feels aggrieved over An
editorial, which vss published in the GATE
CrrY during our absence, some weeks ago.
While We regard il both in bad taste and bad
temper for the Judge to assail, by name, the
editor who wrote the article referred TO; We
nevertheless concsde TO the Judge space in
our columns to reply to what be deems an in
furious aspersion of his character and stand
ing in community.
Knowing nothing Of the facts or the merit
of the case, we simply permit the Judge Il
tell his own story to our readers, who vii
form their own conclusions without prompt
ing or aid from US.
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FOR SALE.

A ONE-ST0RY fame dwelling house,
n With eve rooms AMI good cellar tuli llt. with
wood house. two eistsrus and variety Of meat all
kinds Of fruit Franklin between sth aud 9th
Enquire Of Nm FULT0S,
mehiT Real Estst~ Agent, So MaiBxt
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Original Notice.
May A. :. rErFs' p,vore..

rho STEPHEN PETRB, Dsfen Sant.-You hereby
i notiaedthAs there b nov on hle in the once Of the
Clerk Of the District oourt q Lee Connty Iowa,
NsdIsop he pstifiea 81 nasy n PsrA claiming divorces
ffcmthe oads OF mAtTinony heretofore contracted
With you IN the groonds Of w'lfui De-. rtson.
How, Usia Jon aereef and answer thereto, on Or BE-
OGlrt connsoSlng On ths u Monday - nsy, 4. n,
ioes aekass wfM b. snesssd aGshDt ~ ed aeoB.e
ruD1rsA - Hsysa in Rsaise2s Deatsee.
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IN one of the most desirable localities in
the city one story trick dwelling house, with four
and cellar. lot 5Gxiso feet. we'll fenced
tainipg plumber Of fruit trees and good veil OF
ter. Enquire Of Nm FULTON,
/ apAd Real Estate Agent.
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Original Notice.
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison.
JOHN DoLLERY, Plaintiff

- fFeHtion n Equity.
Q. Q wYKEI, Defendant
VO G. C. WYKEL, Defendant-Yo are
hereby notified that here 10 Gle In the
Clerk oce of SAID Conrt the petition OF John Doiiery
claiming OF you the OF t9se 90 With
per can't annnn thereon, from the 18th day Of DC
srseosnrs ~ IA o--ss. = maze :, s nss
the payment Of aid debt upon the following raj
property, to-vif:
ffacsionAl part Of lots and g. In block 49, In XII
hourncs Addition to Ksokuk Iowa. being ~ feet front
ing 1Sth street. and running back Of width 70
hsst CONNIE ncfng To3< fest from the Of Carol
and 18th streets, and for general relief.
Unless yeu appear and answer said petition be-
FIRE Of the sesond day OF the term said Court
10 commence At Fort Madison. the third Monday in
May 1851, Judgment vii be rendered against you
prayed Tot IN sah petition.
Tint Rev. stamp soc csn'dl M0nAR SNowLB.
apr5d4w attorneys for Plaintiff
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For sale.

1--WE acres of land hear Ssndusky, in full
j. view Of the river all utdsr fence aud cultivation
with frame dweIus over two in fruit For sale
very cheap and 10 that will snit man Of lin
tied means.
inquire Of WIN FULTON,
Aprf Real Estate Agent, 81 MAin-st
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Musical Instruction without
Teacher.

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Lessons, Examples and Exercises to impart . Knowi
edge Of playing without the aid Of teacher with -
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Sent postpaid OLIVER DIreON 90, Publishers
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For sale.

FORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
u - we'll eneed, aud IN good Of culti,s
ton, acres Of good timber lsad. aud nice yogns
ehsrd good frame dwelling house. xso good cistern
aud stable. Situate abost ~ or nile from the city
| Enquire Of wx FULTON.
| spAd Real Estate Agent
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Fer sale.

A TWO STORY Prick pv,Iling, With nine large
~ rooms, good dry o.llg. With eisferp, good cut
tulldnEslot rs BY l+o fest d,,irsby located being
the easfsriy half Of the house os es.t corner Of
Ninth and FULTON streets I'm ,sire Of
VIM FULTON.
mehis Real Estsfs Aren't - Man street
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THOR Saba Desirable Building Lot, corner OF Con
II cert and 18th strssts-tIot l, Block 1855.
Enquire Of WIN. FULIor,
AVIS 81 Msin 81.
For Rent.
| A 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE, centrally
N located with rooms and kitchen Possesson gtvsn
about the sd inst. Apply to WIN. FULTON,
spH Rssi kstats Agent, No. 50 Man-st
| THOR sALE-Lots and Q, block III, corner OF II
change aud Twelfth streets, containing tao story
brick dwelling; will rent for 500 per year VIII De
,old on reasonable terms Knauirs Of p r. LOMAx
Esq., or VIM Fpbrun,
aprl6 Real Estate Agent, No ~ Main street
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For Sale.

VERY DESIRABLE REsiDESCE-Three story
n Brink with ten rvoms; good eis,-ru. East end OF
Hlnmon's Row Morgan skreet, between -th and sth
street<. Enquire Of Nm. FULTON
mario Rsai Esttte Agent No. 50 Main at
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4 RESIDENCE Ia one Of the most desirable iocsH-
n ties In the Gfy-Lotsr end s, IN Block ~, with
Que story Frame Ds.Iiins House, ontaininK seven
rooms 20 eisern, cellar and variety Of choice fruit,
lots wsIi fenced situate FULTON STREET. b~twven Sh
and 8 b Streets. Rsoknk. iowA Inquire Of
MN FULTON,
mehas-d Real Estate AGENT.
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For Sale.

A TWO-ST0RY PRAME DWELLING
IA HOUSE. With ave rooms, cd cellar spd eissrn.
Also good frame stable Lt as1is0 feet, well fenced,
<ituAte Morgan street, bek 10th and lith keo
knk, Iowa. Tile good or nd sale. Enquire o.
Nm futTN
mch53 Real Estate Agent. "a Msin ST.
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Always on hand and the pureet and best Liquors Of
kinds, Cigars. &c- can be obtained at the Bar.
nov1T.dtf
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EmerSOn's Agency.
THE "FLORENCE,,

THE 8FLOI
sKWING MACHINES hay,
the reversible feed motion
which enables the operator
to havethe work carry eth
or say, or to change the d.
rvcticn and fssten the enc
ofseams by turning a thumt
screw. They are noiseles'
and can be used where cuie'
Ia necessary. Their stitch Il
the wonder of all, because
of its combined elasticity
strength and beauty.
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more 10 mother than lifetime of honest
labor ct 50 per month.
Mr.. Clark says, ''served him right" but
perhaps your subscribers, if, indeed, they
read such stuff, might come to different
conclusion; and that my appeal may not be
prejudiced, nor my character improperly in
jured, / ask the publication of the facts, As
some evidence of your willingness to seej JUS
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TIE LAROR MOyEMENT.--II.

In the last, we left our reviewer protest
ing -gainst the charge that our social or po-
litical systems enforced an excess Of manual
labor ION free citizen Of America = but
nntostunstely, In this, as 10 every other
statement 70 Which he takes exception, be
signAlly fails to sustain his position. 1t is
time he was informed, If he does not know
the fact already, that such demagogueic
two illS has long since lost its influence with
working men The {" free American citizsnn
at Lowell, who demurs to his offspring work
ing eleven and eleven and hall hours per
day as too exec ssive demand, has the alter
native presented Of complying with the
regulations or seeking employment else
where. A few months since, we published
the testimony Of factory operative, before
the commission appointed BY the Massachu-
sets legislature, who, when asked why his
son could not 90 to night school, after his
days labor, replied, 'When the li.tle fellow
comes home, sir, he is SO tired that he is
ready to go to bed" That answer, Mr.
League, contains a world Of meaning, which
you would do well to ponder over. And the
lawmakers Of this State virtually refused to
interpose in behalf Of ese.over-tasked chill
dren berapRs $4,000 ~. 49,
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Rsss5Usd, That ths industrial classss
should out themsdJtss t1nf fum party ties
and predictions, and organise themselves
|intos N1npnal Labor party, ~ object q
VIA da1lebe 70 secaSs' " proper lsgis-
lstion - lnbor reforms nseeaDary 20 the
prosperity III ration, md tkek W recon-
md to The v4fious ioool or nisations Of
wofkingmsn, whensvw thy nay deem 1t
expedient TO nominate candidates for the
various Offices TO be filed, and to support
commend to every friend Of the Labor
povement to vote forsno candidate not une-
qnivocalIy pledged to support the principles
Of Labor Reform.
ReoIsSd, That where : woSkingmsn is
found capable and available for any office,
Ind pledged TO our interests, the prefer
sncs should invariably be given TO such
person. a4 .A
Mr.. Trevellick then moved that the Con-
vention 70 into acomnlittee Of the whole, and
Jake up the report IF the COMMITTEES. which
was adopted.
On motion the fesolutions were then read
separately, for adoption or rejection.
The reading and discussion Of the resolu-
tons was characterized by degree Of intel
Iigence, earnestness, and attention rarely
manifested m such bodies. evincing the fact
that the workingmen Of Michigan know and
understand what they want, and are deter
mined that their rights shall be recognised
In the legiAAtion Of the country.
After the seperate reading and adoption oil
the resolutions, they were ON motion unani-
moasly adopted ,as whole. The meeting
then adjourned tim one O'Clock, p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met as per adjournment
and was called to order by the President. Az
ter hearing and accepting the reports Of the
committee on general organization, and the
committee to whom was referred the inass,
cial report Of the Secretary, the nev cousfi
tuition for the government OF the labor or.
carnations Of the State and which had been
submitted TO the subordinate Unions and ap
proved by them, was taken up and adopted
Mf. Anniba Of Ionia, then suggested tha
the adoption OF this constitution, changing
the mans to the Labor Reform Union, Of th,
State Of Michigan made new organization
which was without officers and moved tina
the convention now proceed to elect officer
under the new constitution; which wa
agreed to. An election was 5ils.ssa AA=d xhic!
resulted in the choice Of the following officer
for the ensuing year:
r. Trey click, Detroit, President.
W.T.. Annlba, Iopia, Vice President.
J. B. Haney, Grand Rapids, Bee. and Cor
Secretary.
L. B. Munger, St. Johns, Financial Score
tary.
|. W. Taft, Ovid, Treasurer.
The convention then adjourned to meet n
Ionia, subject to the call Of its executive obi
GERS.
The proceedings were characterized a.
throughout by the most perfect harmony an
nanimlty-by real work not talk.
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FhUENCE. !.
To the great mass OF mankina tho mid
encs Of labor 1pon The dssslass o. naa.ana
NATIONS a y no. rsaa'y Peseslveq srs oer,s
restiy understood, ~ nos feA5 ana Jnssly ap-
preeiased. The greaf mass Of meu 49, -
cushioned 70 souk upeu labor - merely Z
measure 20 an snd, ana not 81 ~ trus and
exalted am o. life. a comparatsvsfew only
are prompted BY high and enrolling iuspulsss
to labor earnestly and sssidaoasly In fulhll-
msnt Of the inspiratiou commanded 10 ~essi
bread in the sweat Of the brow" All through
the progress Of the ages, the chief simsof .
vast majority Of the human family seems 10
have been, and stu 70 be, she attainment Of
sued sa8ieiepcs as would enable then 60
purchase comprehensive -rslease from care,
and bury ali their wants beneath the sooth.
ing cauopy Of luxury and ease. Thaa sisu-
atsd, men have hoped TO elida. in sweet So
fenity, adown the silvsry stsssm q life.
without rathless ripple OF wailing wind,
to mgr their quissoens journey until hsvcn
Of perfect rest should be reached when their
pleasing sensations would sxpsad into nm
eternity Of biissyagight x1th ne fFaisicu o.
Z lest hopes, The eoal OF human happi-
ness has too often been the achievement OF
q leisure in which the Idle hand might feed
the restless soul vita the viewlsss, Imaginary
bauble Of human centsntmsnt Vainly have
men-grand and noble i'm some Of their sspi-
rations-tried to secure "rest for the weary
soal," by purchasing absolution from the
daty of labor. The great law which under
lies all civilization, all progress, and al hu-
man felicity, is the grand, eternal priasipls
Of enlightened healthful toll; and be who
seeks TO lind lasting happiness In violation
or evasion Of tnst law, hopes for On impossi-
bility, and expects what even Unite reason
should teach to be phantom and q fallscy
Nor is this all. Whoever attempts to shut
He of or evade the responsibility imposed
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-.,a..n, the tin cup maker
wo1Id be required to furnish the same arti-
Giles for eight or even Eve cents, aud would
find, when Saturday night came, thar he had
gained little, if anything, by the change.
Again, the statement that "the more
money man is obliged to pay for the ne
cessaries Of life, the more and the harder be
must work to earn that money" is erroneous
in more than one respect. Take, for ex-
ample, the fabulous fortunes made by our
thieving shoddy contractors, the bankers,
usurers and others, (many Of whom never
did an honest days work in their lives, }
during the rebellion, while the prices Of
those necessaries doubled and trebied in
value. How did they make them or their
own isborf Most assuredly not And what
is true Of your own country is also true Of
every other--the men who labor live from
hand to mouth, while those who live of the
proceeds Of labor, revel in Injuries aud
wealth.
In saying what we have, we do not wish
to be regarded AS an apolcgist of "protect-
I'VE tariff" which, in nineteen cases cut Of
twenty, means protection" to the manufac-
turer alone, because we firmly belieyS That
under jast financial system, by the 4 dac-
ton Of the rate Of interest on money IN,
proportion to the increase of the ma
tionsl wealth, BY natural pro- "a
system which would direct n
Of the e3uAtsy % It's lee
riea. With lis almost
land lead and
conld -
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143| q
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f.A1E we hope to point out some Of she causes
which render the condition Of 50 many Of
the working class unpleasant and discon-
tented, and show, il practicable, tina. the
influence Of labor, well and truly directed,
tends to invigorate, elevate and refine all
who are willing to work with their hears
and their hands.
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A mining company At Newton, New, are
making preparations to work their claims
BY means Of a steam engine which will De
used to throw d stream Of water. instead Of
the ordinary hydraulic pressure. They estl-
mate that wiz. ten or twelve h"T 10 power
engine. they can throw 100 inches Of water
with f9rce * least Of $50 feet fall. The
result OF this experiment is looked upon
With good deal OF interest, a. there Is
vast amount OF good hydraulic ground in the
adjoining countries, which, e in this case,
cannot Be worked blythe ordinary process
for want Of water fall, bat which, II the sx-
pedient in this case prove suecessful, vii.
DO worked BY steam engines
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ID courteous in
friends in Illi%
to announce
'eks 20 pay q
ne principaI
"a two-fold

the ADVOCATE, and secure the scrs SGes of an
efficient corps Of correspondents. We shall
be happy to hear from oar friends and agents
before starting, and shall endeavor TO profit
by any suggestions offered.
Our friends in Peoria, Springfield. Aurora,
Quincy. Galesburg, Bloomington, 40, are
especially requested TO exert their influence
to effect, without unnecessary ielay, the or
ganization Of Labor Reform L Leagues. Any
associations DESTROYS Of securing the services
OF Ar Richard Trevelleck, the able and slo-
quent champion of the producing classes,
can do so BY addressing him at the Advocate
Ofi~a.
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Proceedings Of tAe state Labor Reform

EroCe e0tng9 Oh tMe STATE Labor Refer INN
Union. 4 9e
ST. joHn., Dsc. le.
The State Labor Union was convened here
In Odd Fellows Hail ut O'Clock this after.
noon.
The president and Vie President noe hsv'
Ing arrivsd, the meeting was called 10 ordsr
By = p. Barr, Ssarelary- I. W. Tat, Of
Ovid vas elected prssidsat rro ten.
The president thear su1noupssd che cbjecl
Of the meeting to ts The sonsidsFssion ofshs
declaration Of prineiplss sdcptsd b ths Ma
donL Labor Unioa u Ckissgo, aDd suah
ether business = night - dssned import
emit. After The sppointnsst Of . sommitsss
On credsntiala. and the transastioa Or some
ether businsss net Or puhlis isssfBsk the
meeting VS. 'saissfnsd y msst DC seven
o,clock. fs sfs
The oonventisn nst pursuant 10 adisurn-
ns.1 and waa sallsa 70 esosr by ~ ptssi-
sos .esiss X 3. I.sv.lIIsl, u Dusroit /.
l. ee.nit1ee e 1ss was .ppsiafsa ON das!ara-
Iseclalioee adoetsd " ~ National Labor
Qaiaa = ohieegos sss
- llsul1s.s sleeu.ssd y Irsvslllsk, De
1olt; ". 4. Annlba fsaiaS = B. Hansy,
2sond 1epi1. NJ Ts1gs - Johns, and
~ WeekQs q Ord - - onmmih4ss.
4 seu!n1loase No. - e. srpointsd
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: or employment.

~%@%f
r- last meeting Of the Washingt on
Workingmen's Ass nbly, Mr.. J. @. O. Whs-
ley read letter from Mr.. H. Clay Bvsuss,
proposing to deliver in the principal cities o.
the country *Lecture on Labor and its
Relations to Human Developmsnt," the pro-
cesds of which will be appropriated for the
relief OF the workingmen Of New York, up
wards Of $4,000 OF whom are now out Of en-
pl3yment. aae
Mr.. w., while sympasniz;ng with the do
pressed condition Of the workingmen Of Nss
York, thought before the winter was Over
thst there wsuld bs enough for the Assembly
ct home to do TO take care or is owa work
ingmen out Of employment, and moved thai
Q committee Of five be appointed 10 confer
with Mr.. Brsuss, and request him 70 deliver
the lecture for the benefs Of the working
people Of the District, and, il succsssfal, that
thsy may be empowered to instituss such
measures Is may be necessary 70 hsvs The
lecture delivered.
The motion was agreed 10, and he Chair
appointed Asssrs. J. o. o. Whalsy, Bs J.
Mitehell, WIN. b. Blilsy, Donald Mcoathrsn
snd Y. Burch a. said co1nniftss. ss.,@
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FnoGl uEu yonK.
NV Yonx, Dec -, 1857.

.Has 1sas = - wssEu6nAns ADssazsz
War y sayags, bscauss temporary " IL
nature; 4 datss iron tn beginning q ths
world. 1--we rsspsct the rights II othsrs u
= ths sursBt Wy Of sstting our own rights
rsppectsd.
Wsr i foolish, = Il Z foolish ibr Two
bsys tsutnaly - two grown up-hoys) 10
esht Itis wanting In diEuisy-ss much -
= 4 = * tVo men = tight Fooli1h, -
epase u y " - eallsd upon b % yis,1pes
- ~ who - usyR dons y ny n II
= - 80 bara-54d 1Wls = - nals -
dyst v fgkk VIII. W NY ~, nsye
~ sanythias seaiaet saeh et-@, y ~