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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-29

The Mayor and city authorities of Mobile
have been deposed by the military authori-
ties, because they failed to perform their
duties at the late riotous assault upon Judge
Kelley.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-29

The cheese factory at West Randolph is
now in full operation. The work is performed
by a steam engine.
An attempt was made to enter the grocery
of Henry NJ Wires, in West Randolph, last
week Unfortunately for them the key they
used did not fit the door, and they did not
succeed in making entrance, leaving the
key fast in the door.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-29


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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
TRADEs' ASSEMBLY.

The regular meeting Of the Trades AZ
sombiy was held 10 their room, No. 9, l55
South Glars street. On Monday evening,
July 29tb, the President, Mr. Jones, in the
char
On the call OF lie rJH me following dele
gates were absent Messrs Lee, G-7io, .. p
sem, Loughlin, Mcnamara, Lewellyu, Hob
son and onYan.
The minutes q the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Tfhe Committee on creden Gals, Messrs.
Z So, yewland and O'N-il, re. orted favor
NY yl WA L9wrie, from the MaohiDists
naG B.ackslnilhs' Union, II. A. Daus and J
Sehg, from the Cigar Makers Union.
The sey erai deiegs:cs lAen made ther re-
ports, which were Of an encouraging nature.
2 he following delegates have been elected
% the Labor Congress. Painters Union, T
CrossG.id; Moullers' onion, w. X Lee
ShIpcarpenters' and Caukers' Union, J. B.
Ozier; Cigar Makers Union, J. Selg Brick
layers Union, Thomas McQueeney; Pas
,erers' Union, Thomas A. Hogan; Carpen-
ters' Union, James Ouion; Puddlers' l nion,
Thos. E. Thomas
On motion, NJ. 8. Psolse vas eleetctA- 2
aancial Secretary Of the Assembly.
+ On motion, all the delegates elected % tn
Labor Congress are requested 70 meet q
Saturday evening, August l0tb, at the oilic
Of the WoRKINoSAN's ADVOCATE, 15j Scot
Clark street.
After The transaction OF other bushes
the Assembly adjourned till next Monda,
evening, July goth, at eight O'Clock
Us. ". OvFEAcKER. Rec. 81.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Every MAN ms owN MEASURE MAEER --
The following rules, by which every one car
saw and nail boards, can make his own inca
sdres, IS going the rounds Of the papers
A barrel contains 10, 752 cubic inches a
box "A inches long by inches wide, ard
q inches deep-that II, 0n the inside--gsiil
hold Just barrel.
A half barrel Make a box for tbs "a
inches By I6, and IA deep This viii contain
5,476 cubic inches, Or Just half a barrel
A bushel. This has 215o 4.l0 cubic
inches. A bushel box viii Be lG inches ~
rs $40 inches square, ard 5 inches deep.
A half bushel. a box y inches long by
IL 2-l0 inches wide, ard inches deep, win
hold half bushel
A peck. A box 3 inches by 3 4 e inches
square, and 6 inches deep, is peck.
4 half peck. 4 BY s inches square.
and z 2l0 inches deep, or 26s Clio cubic
inches.
half gallon. This contains 1874 4-lO
cubic inches. A box bv inches aud 4 s.
10 inches deep, has just that quantity
A quart. -Four by inches squire, and 4
2 ID inches deep.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

| am acquainted with variety OF sewing
machines and, while ready to do justice %
ali, greatly prefer yours-which / have
used for more than three years. Very
slight instruc ton and ingenuity are required
to use 1t. The needle is short and straight,
consequently not liable to bend or break Il
never misses stitch, and makes firm,
ever seam. have used it on every kind Il
Cloth, from delicate lace to heavy wooden,
aud ind its work perfectly satisfactory in all
eases. differ much redT and Haany cash
ings, the stitch retains its beauty and firm
ness--even after the fabric has worn out :
Mrs. j Ii. YERKEs, Rochester, N. Y, to
Wilcox and Gibbs S. NJ. Co., May, 1866,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Go 70 rHg Bxsy,--BryAnt and Straitons Chi
csko Business University, Is acknowledged q
be the beat "a aiming schccl Tor young men in the
country. Bookkeeping, Pennianshp CONNER
cial Arithmetic, CommercIsi Law, Correspons
dence and Telegraphing, are taught thoroughly.
For Papers, Circulars 20, address brlant and
Strattou, Chicsgo, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

DELEGATES TO THE LABoR CoNGREss. fol
lowing additional delegates have been elected ;,
the National Labor Congress:
Saipcarpenters and Canlkers William B
eEier.
Plasterers--John A. Hogan.
IUSa'a.~-Thos. t. Thomas
Bricklayers-Thos hct1raeny
Carpenters and Joiners--Jsnrs.s Onion
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Ham HARi HAIRl AT 81 SoUrH Cam
SrRkEr-M. Osmpbells elegant establishment
for tie manufacture Of hair jewelry Of every
description. To those possessing locks Of hair
treasured as mementoes of dear friends. ws
would say, "Have them at once worked into .
beautiful ornament that viii never lose its va
hue, and be alike precious IS FORK Of art and
the souvenir Of beloved friend. Rings, charms.
and bracelets, or any other form ofjewelry, can
be ordered at this establishment Az a speci--
alitv. would mention hair crosses, which are
always fashionable, chaste and elegant, worL
singly or with SET For mourning. no style Of
iewelry il more becoming. NJ. Campbell also
deals ia all styles Of hair puts, stretches, curls
and brails, and can match any color or style,
'from raven clack to sunny gold" Persons re-
siding in the country will have their orders
promptly 6lled by sending to his address
Locks OF nair sent by letter to be manufactured
into articles cfiewelry, viii be woven into any
desirable shape and at the most reasonable
price, and returned by mail or express. Re-
member the place, 81 South Clark street, Chi
caro-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

SPRcIAL foncE.--Those of our city suhscri-
bers who s'e in arrears with their subscriptions
are requested to pay he same on or before the
18th day OF July, as sll those who are not paid
up by that time will be stopped forthwith
J. RoDBERTUs Agent
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Pan INITIAL LIE hmm G.,



nsxe 20 sssr gnsn proper enuun - ~ suAssst q
kxkB x6own.0f PeFhoea bho4 - dI1llke 70 essisn-
r1z1o - npproaoh " denah bus - k~s thn1 ~ ere
nDTal 81 IN nn4 p1sasGzt 10 tklnk fknk Visa -
eege - disv Be mnl - abtsD seye - inher1sncs v
enf hml1es- Evsa thai irkerifnnee - ever - snnn
|-~y but el0o q o3oe or e5oo-anL olness sny nan
vsnld enjoy Hfs bsttsr w.-A q c0nscounn0 tAsf ~
nnou mm - sccurpd.
Only think for moment hew Bnall an annm1 pay-
uent yin ths II tioe, - - paid youF hy
= tho sne u ysur deokh. Les mplnDe uass: ~
~ years cd, MoW. ~ ~ yDSr uin sscnre ske
sum of 500 and tksl, u that o7Tb VIII
b returned 70 you- hive iimos o1.55. or Gs.JH Win
proeure PoIcy Tor 500. With the sams privileges
Noe W viii suppose another ssss, take the same sgs
- - paying the ssn 81 eBf ~ eaca ysar, you y
cure ~ sf q 600 V be paid 70 ycurself ~ the ae
u S. his sum d 81 CO., teQther with he prots Of
The oompany, Win nAks your Policy good tspsstnss
md . de Ps tius, should dessh cvertsks yoa. yssr
NE VIII 10 nsarcd and your family, 70 that extent pro
vded fer. The age Of IS " taken Tor example, though
d coarss any age can secure the same beneais.
Hha strange isct that the rich more particular
70 insure their lives than those In restricted cir
eunstancss This must be b-cause the workingmen and
laboring portion Of he conmunity, - general thing
have nos given attention " the subject.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
TO MaiI Subscr,bers m Arrears.

Those Of oar subscribers who receive their
papers marked X in blue pencil, may accept il
as a notification that their subscriptions have
expired, and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwiih
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

EAlGRATIoS AGEScT. We direct the espe
rial attention of our readers 20 the advertise
ment Of Ar Jas. Warraok, agent of the Inman
Lac, published in another column Represent
ing the largest fnd most influential line Of ocean
steamers sf0ai commended by the oldest and
most experienced Of seamen, al rates which
place the passage within The reach Of the hum
biest, We speak from personal experience when
Se state that every statement made BY this
gentleman eau be relied on. DO not forget the
number, 81 Dearborn street
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

ArTKNTIcN BRIcKLArERs "A general meeting
Of the Chicago Bricklayers Protective Union
VII be held at Trsdcs' Assembly Hail 1855
Soath Clark street on Tuesdly evening next,
August 9th, Tor the transaction 81 business Of
Importance. All members are requested 20
attend, also eli journeymen bricSlayers Who wish
% join che un.cn BY order OF the Committee
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

AMArrxa or Durr--It is the solemn duty d
every grocer 70 refrain from selling 20 his Gus
toners an article offOod which he knows b poe'
s,ively injurious 70 the hesith, and he d deprived
Of all excuse FOR 90 doing when . better article
for the purpose can be readily obtaiued ~ The
same cost. Nov the Best Chsmicai Salssatas,
made by D. B. Es Land and Co., can always b
h,d, and this Is known 70 BE- pure, and free
from alf deleterieus matter. No grocer. whe
regards the welfare Of bis customers, win fail -
keep it,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
Notrce 10 Delegates.

a meeting Of delegates to the Labor Congress
from this State, viii be held at the Office Of the
WoNxINeEAS's Advocate, on Saturday evening
August 10th, to make all necessary arrange
meats for the reception of their brother dele
z lteA
PA ORDRR or rHE TRApxs' AssxaRlY.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

NoncE.--Mr. julius Rodbortas has been ap-
pointed agent for the WoRENansS's ADVOCATE,
in Chicago. Any moneys paid to him will be
ouly acknowledged.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Tbs MT~DICASTs.-rhe Republican Of Thurs
day morning hsd A very sensible article under
Ihe above heading, which We cordially iGdorse.
During the past week especially the city Of Chi
cage has been literally studded with human spe-
cimens Of the MANNED, tie halt and lie blind
or tle street corners. alleys, and even 10 front
Of residences, tte organ and the aight-cap might
be heard and seen at al hours Of The day In
fact these intolersble nuisarces have increased
with such alarming rspidiIy that the city author
Isles, If possible, should adopt enc Of two plans,
viz; take steps 90 supply ne wants Of those
Who are unable 70 supnlI shy.r own, or remove
those Who refuse 20 accept OF such hospitality,
a number " whom seem to be Italian impor
Eations. Why foreign governments are permitted
70 shirk their own duties in the premises, and
ship their uniortunates, who can only Be
source Of expense and annoyance. - the United
States, is something We have never been able 70
Ed4rstand.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

esppose you were 70 ia tomorrow, would you leave
yoar family, those dspendsnt you provided for
Ars your crcumstances snch that you calmly look
deah IN the face feeling conscious that you have done
your duty 70 those you lasvs behind That you have
nogle them dependent ON The charities OF the world
have you obsyed The sbjapction CT ~ Apostie''H
provide for his own, md especially r those Of
his house, Ae hath denied TIE Faith, and b
thsn IN inndsls Ii 1os your dufy @ . man 70 see
that your exercns NOT Terminated by DEATH before
you have provided for those Who havs depended
during life.
How thsn are you 70 provids for thsmf Lie Insur-
aoes gives Jon the only chance 10y d yeu can socu-
mulAte In hour aftet ArDt preminm II paid,
shat woald take many years ef hard toll ~ up
than In other ThsrefoFs told % insure
your lin, and feel 700 - w11hout fes1ing
anxisty the fAte d those leave bsLiad- And
only dc rid yourself OF al anxlsty that
when yon are momsntariy expeetng 70 de, but darng
daily lie you feel The happy consciousness that
you have done your duty. "You have provided COR
those o. your own house AID oil anxiety nr their future
welfare 10 nc rest
ne Rnn ksasaI Ltfs hsranos Company Offer Ne
most inpiine serms 10 uloss pho dssirs Lfs bsuasc<
This c5mpany ssands aassng The best pf the age lb
proGts, which divided annually among the insured,
az large thee Of any Company. ls Assets are
ample, and las reputation fer fsrness and pronptne&
second 70 Done.
Irspsat, sone people may disiks think Of DEATH
but We knew that all msh mortal. The wise man
win provide for all contingencies. Poislcs issued CIR
from SEQ 70 GIG, 900 and where the premiums exceeds
80, note will be taken 6r ons-half.
Any Information conce4ning the PsxN Manual, with
pamphlets and tables explanatory, be Obtained by
Application to
WILLIAM r. D'woLF,
GENERAL AGENT
No. and Lombard Block NEXT west Of Post 0nace.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
CommercIaI and Market Reports.

CHICAGO, FRIDAY, Aug. 8, 1867.
TIE decided Improvement 10 the weather has seemed 70
have had satisfactory fleet upon b-tlness. The
chaut fce better the pros@c; Of the spring business
Money i close and only prime paper discounted
G0vEaxNKKr SECURITIES "a FnlLpws
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PUTNAM'S
116 Il lis Randolph St., Chlcage.

A GENTS WANTED - FOR SMITHS
IA "INSIANTAEEOUs WINDOW CLEANER AND
MAGIC POLISH. cse 81 Ne most wonderful and vslu-
able discoveries Of the age Positively does away With
All Stops, and saves hours Of hard labor Everybody
buys H. Greatest induce mens offered agents. isdies
gentlemen. Hundreds at work ana room FOR thous
ands more Send - cents for sample, terms, kc and
secure the agency In your vicinity without delay.
Address 6. NJ. SMITH Co. u Dearborn-st Chl.
cagc. L. Writing say where you Advertisement !.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

For SAlE CHEAP.--A snlky and 8 single har-
ness almost new for sale cheap. For terms
apply Il this Office between the hours Of 10 and
4 oirinck
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

FENAsIsS-Last Thursday evening the FEM
ans Of this city made at imposing display ia
honor Of the union recently effect ed between
the Stevens and Roberts wings o. the brother
hood. After parading .5rough several Of tile
principal streets, the process. on marched to the
Court House where It was addressed bJ Henry
Greenbau,0, ESD, A. T. Morrison, Esq, Ggl
Osborn, Col. Cosgrove, and others. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed, and after the resolutions
reported had been adopted, the meeting sd-
j00rned, with ihree cheera for Col Roberts and
the liberation Of ireland
AZ our readers know, this il a question which
to certain extent, is foreilu 10 cur labor or
Earzation YET we cannot allow this opporturi
~ 60 pass without renarEing that, a. We have
DO sympathy whatever With oppression Of anT
Character, We have none whatever with the Ell
iot n a foreign government TO crush the spirit
and ,ndyiag patriotism Of the Irish people.
If tie 81 seches Of tnose recently CONDEMNED
AZ feIons, ere shosentimouts Of cutthroats an.
DlsDs, q ONE would feign make Us believe
We prefer 70 be ranked such, than anon.
t1ose patr lots who sold their country and thei
God - vi adicate the mAlesty ~ Of the Law.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03


B. eus.Te mark, within the last ent p four hours
A. been qusi aud marked by the speculative
lrrinerts.
srrns Extrts Fancy brands Sl1.cc; Low CRATES o
Pr barrel Spring Supernnes, f. On a. $50 White
Winter eNuas, slS.z5 TO SO - Per mi
Bye Fl rrs - %
HrCKWaFN7 $50
NssA--s. rias, Ss. 81 Is - e. % ger bust. No.
81 20 % q p.
c,sNs nm, uish sales - No. at so7s3 70 sn.ss !;
ntE rtj-cted s.rts. 10 7ects.
CtKN MEAL SSl per tcn
OATS G. scl AZ - " r5crs
Rvs, n, g. 8. 10 q 81. i.
NtsIKY. Ia store. 9ists
BstS, W. --rS. Ell AZ orr ton.
PkpgisinNs.-bp "'El= activity has been manifested
10 Tie provision maTzet.
Mss ? AZ dull and nominal 10 50 a s12 rs.
AsEF HANS firm at Sal 80.
TALLow Ytcts.
LARD .r-s- Ter n.
DEEssKn hoss At ss.25 q 80 per 100 Ds.
BEANs IN lar request At 81. so for choice grades
srEDs-Clover. S5.5o q $500 per busbel; Timothy,
s. e. 20 g. %.
PorAroEs. 70 cts q s. cts per busheI for old $500
q So - per busb~, ior new.
BuTrEE l9e.s. q l9cts. fur choice 10cts. a l2ctsa
for far.
r-ss -scts. q 2octs. per dozen.
ErH-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

to act as Agents for THE ADVOCATE. Any
moneys pad 70 them will IL duly aeknow-
leigel
W.. =. gsssuP, Ses York City
a y MrHrIr, B'itimpre Nd.
4 J. EwsE9IKs. Buffalo.
y. y. hRFns, Rochester, y z. A.
LAwEEScE ssTz, fort Wayne, lad.
K. Z. AAsTis. wilfainEtsn, Del.
r. fnaHSE, Annoy, I'll. -
J. AIfI SgS, Centrally. ili.
~ 49,. tsT, Lockpo-t "a.
HN. hssrlsT, bloomington, H.
Ns. kAssEu-L, Eign, III.
wN. b HAKsRY. AURORA M
DAyrD C4srTsE, Rockford ID
jan JolLs, feoriA. M.
FIX d psoS, Springfield ia
TMaNAs DELAST MilwAakee We
joss rArAcs, FtIln~. vi.
1Has. so..s, M4fcrtown. Wis
". 4. Mems, Whifev A.rr VIA
K. " Ropafs Qaiacy, N
AtEAASrzz tsA1s, FenluIac Nh
fErHN kkEcH. 4rtagr City, VS.
A IL. pskrEr, beaver Dan, Wa
jars Neh1Es, Dassnperi. Iowa.
;. q. hOs-. a. Dasnene, Town ~
srssTr '. kankakse Ia
h Bass. En..ron, TeKas
JAxKs sAEcHHs, Loaisviile. x.
c. GEs,x, Norwich, Conn.
Ma. 49, LkR. Richmond Va
VIZ y. EIkss ArustA. Ca
C HEwrrI. Wan.nn. W..
Joss scHessslss, Lsias cite. ndlanA
ytas fsirSr, stsha~akA Iadnna
ESQ wEEg. SaHrh Bend. Tod
ArsL BooTH, LAporte. Ind
yoHs WtLxfstS, Evarsvle. IaA
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G. \. craABE, VIE cling W Virxnsa
.. u DAILY. -. Louis No
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

WuGaEB ~ Tm BALANCE Asn FoUSD WASI-
isc On scvera. occasior. lately The working
.ler Lave mad, their political influence fell and
ipp.sci- ,adin slis city. They expected, as they
lad The night 10 expect, thst any mae appointed
shroagt, their irfaenoe would. under sil circun
stsnces, prove true t" those principle To- which
he vas iodeb.e for bis elevation Il is need
less to say a. The ADY oCA1 ..s always re-.
joioed a tLs recognition OF each influence and
hoped al.lost against hope that these appoints
ments we're but the precursor, so tn speak, Of
the awning Of a better dag. Bus il ~ needles
% say that in nj sueh appoin- theApvocArE
ignored he individual and respected principle
~ fact, il knew no friendship on such occasions
Tie question AID the Only question asked vas,
Is such man honest Ia tie SCI. .nenls avoved ?
Is he Al cEpoaeut Of or has he live sympathy
with the demands Of the sorking classes II
these questions could be answered 10 the afir
native the LDyoCArE knew no Democrat or
Republican, 10 amy Of tie Republic or
Knights of the Golden Circle; no sRorHEEs or
uR5rHERIE-LAw's influence rothing shateyer
S"' fidelity to principle
', oar readers may wonder what our aim
x w ..rting N this strain. Well, Il IS simply
tsir 20 warn AL those who sail under false CO.
iars trai, although L'ey may succeed for the
tims beng, they are sure to be detec Cd 10 the
long rut, so when they are they have no favor
to ask or q. pect AZ our hands We have learns
ed with :; ncere regret that one or Two X the re-
cens ann atees, who are Indebted 10 ahe WORK
---arrx SD heir positions have deslr,ed them
of need - II circrn stances con
such treachery sse nov in our pos
. have probed the matter to the
bottom and are satisfied no Eror. L done IL as
sorting that they have proved rscresnt 50 the
principles which, shost time ago. they pro.
t.ssed to represent WeII gentlemen, your
names are booked your aspirations and ante
e,dcnts are .krowH, and when the opportunity
arrives We -aaa let ycu feel the the penalty o
yoaE2Ees reancT .s@5 =.
ADrrz.-If shs atd0pt st dons phssis on
rss-ssv i.ssss =
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PAPrR HAxoMas AND WINDOW SHAp 81
Latest Styles. a r. q RfGBYs.lo 80 RANDI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

A REEARKABLE OCEAN RACE Two ships,
the Governor Merton and PTima Donna.
sailed from New York for California on
the 14th of February last, both being out
side Sandy Hook side BY side, 50 near 10
each other Instrumentation pas maintained
by the two commanders. Large sums were
wagered by the friepds Of these ships, on
their Iespective favorite reaching their des-
tinatiOo first.
The vessels crossed the equator in the
Atlantic on the SAME day, although not ia
.ihs same longitude. They entered the
Straits of lie Maize the same day, and came
out Of them the same day. They crossed
the equator in the Pacific on the same z}ey
and IN the same longitude. Both ships ar.
rived at San Francisco on tie same day,
within three hours Of each other, after race
u Is 900 miles.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
NO TIME TO LUSE.
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
Consumption, Dyspepsia.
Caxarrh. Asthma.
Hears Disease,
and other Chronic Diseases wcnld do veil TO call With
ont delay. Consult

w ANTED = AGENTS--To introdua the
w STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACKuB; n
entirely new Invention, unlike any other sewing nnhlne
E the world. Patented March 1DtA, 1887 II a. I've
threads and mzksa the genuine Lock sfsrcE ALL On
both sides, that viii net rip unrnxsi An OIL 5pw-
priced machines make thu CHAfE STITcx. II counn1nes
simplicity, durability aud beauty q large u ssS rs
class machines: aud win DO every yarissy ofsnny nv.
novel Eaaehine = rapidly p.sIbs Ne prspsss = ar
MN them complets-ytthe pe shntt1s IN IN
- the lcv pries - -. 49, Assas s1oC1sl -
| csoy q kee1srs Patenk p. q. LATH or Ga 20
bEsoE. next % fsst>msss oAisnos lnlnsfs !.
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Issua Us run Rrusllo IssuaAscs coxsAs.
Of Chicago
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

A osRiLLoS Of forty-tLree bells, now in
the Paris Exhibition, is Intended icr the
Buffalo Catholic Cathedral The makers afl
the magnificent clock works whi6h give
moyeanent to the chime, are Gouraine faflr613
and son. At Mayet,s department. - 9e{f|e.
md tbe bells are from the paasbr - o.
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Authorized agents Tor ahe Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for THE ADVOCATE. Any
moneys pad 70 them will ~ duly aeknow-
ir4ue4.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

No where en- the industrious husbsndnan receive
more hounseoaa returns ft his labor than from the
esltnre q Fruit n Southern Illinois. PEACHES and
TH1 rNEsr QUALITY or GRAPHS yisld sbsndsssly.
and lsrss quantities shipped % Chicago g. Louis
and The Ndrthwest All fruIts and berries here Fpen
early and the Is enabled 10 command the highest
prices Of the rat Of the rhs busness has
suned nnch Importance that the Company viii hare
sfter rur from Southern ulinois 10 Chicsvo
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Remember the plaes--shs LARGEST, OLDEST, an
ONLY "oNBPRIcR CLOTHING HOUSE" In u
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