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Nervous Debility,

With s glj my attendants low spirits depression in
voluntary eanaions loss Of semen spermatorrhRa, lo
Of power diE1y head los u meHloly and threat ed
imp offence and imbeciIty. ands sovereign In
EuMPFRkTs HaHKoPATHIc SPgCIRio No. rwxsTY-EIoEr.
Conn sci the valuable, Mid and potend
tlvts they strike the rot OF tho matter tone
and nergy HE and Vitality 10 tEe entire man. They
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cid cases S1-00 per single box Sod by drug
eists, and sect by mail receipt Of price. Address
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Broad way, New Y0E
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Go 70 raE Busr.-DyhrenFarsh's workin1aans Col
Isge l. akno~ leged he the best training school or
yoanS men In the country. book keeping, Penmanship
Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspon-
dsnce and TeieEraphing, taught thoroughly. For
papers circ1 AFs &e address DyhI enfnrths working
mans College, lis Randolph street. Chicago. Ill
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0SE Of the largest and choicest assert nent Of
gold and silver watches, chains, rings, and IA
fact general assortment Of jeweiry to be found
in this city, can be had al Mr. James Geary's,
corner Madison and Dearborn streets, at rates
fifty per cent less than the same quality Of
goods can be purchased foT elsewhere.
Money advanced, at reasonable rates on cola
.ersl security.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

norans In suits Of lsw: -- = X 'Ats-af
AZ the Chsstef .Eusland) Polics Court on
the 9Th inst, before the Mayor, Mr.. Johnson,
and Mr.. Smith, and poor woman named
Sarah Jones appeared on summons charg-
ing her with "ssealing quantity Of wheat,"
the property Of Mr.. Roberts, farmer
Mr., Churton, solicitor appeared for con-
plainant, who stated that on the 29th ult.
be saw the prisoner picking up wheat at the
Do;sor. Of a field from which they were
" carrying" his crop, he sent boy to her
but che did Not 70 away. He went down
to her himself and took from her = handful
OF wheat, and che went away.
Mn Johnson Had the Geld bosn cleared |?
Roberts-Not quite. We were Just fin
ishiDg taking away the "rakings.1
ME- Johnson-Was there any wheat ex-
cept on the ground where she was?
Roberts--No, it had been raked there !;
at have bad such great deal of damage
| want to make an example.
Defendant---Mr Roberts, didn't tell you
was very sorrYG thought there was no
harm.
Roberts. Yes, you did bat want to
make an example Of some one.
The Mayor Ito defendant) What have
you TO say? &#n
Defendant-Well, gentlemen, didn't
think was doing any harm. | was going
home and | thought would pick up a Few
ears TO please the children. ] told Mr.. Rob
erts was very sorry, and gave him the
corn when be said it wasn't allowed. am
very sorry.
The Mayor, after consulting with Mr..
Smith and the clerk Mr.. Sharp)-you must
go to jail for seven days. Great sensation !:
Mr.. Johnson, the magistrate, throwing up
his hands aud saying, " woII't be a party
to that. Seven days All the papers il
the country will be down upon us.'
The defendant turned very pale, and,
bursting lto tears, said: "Seven days for
that DON'T send me to Jail from my
four poor children, and one sucking at the
breast"
Mr. Churton said, while Mr.. Roberts wished
for some punishment, he did not ask for 50
much as that.
After further consultation between the
magistrates, the Mayor said You must pay
a line OF 5s Cd. damages, and costs Sc or go
10 jail for thre- days.
The woman was then removed, and ulti-
mately sent 20 Jail, as the money vas not
forthcoming.
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supervision. The pBssentssioa was nsas b
NJ. r. II. colbourn, engineer Tor che eon ssss
tOrs who, in q few neat and appropda ts fehsarks,
referred 70 the esteem inwhieh Mr.. Il. was held
as man and MECHANIC. and also 70 the fact
that those who gave II were aesnassd W mo
sycophantic motive, but desired Il to be 40
cepted as tribats q hoacss = oss :
Mr. Everett Responded as folloEs
Fellow workmen--l assure you am much
pleased with tais token Of your regard. n an
my transactions with you, lave beea gaided
only b. sense Of right and determination 10
do justice alike TO employer ant employee. To
know that this course has met the approval Of
;sy fello~ workmen, y indeed gra.sfyysee and
assure you, one and IN, that in the future az in
the past, my highest ambition will be to merit
the appreciation Of my own conscience and the
viii Of my associates Again 1 thank yoG for
this magnificent expression Of ~ esteem
The bresstpin, which is one u the finest
specimens Of workmanship ever produced in
this city, was manufactured BY Messrs .Peacoes
& Son, jewellers, cor. Randolph and FRANKLIN
streets 1t hears the following inscription !:
" Presented by his fellow workmen, TO g. Ever
ett Inspector Of Washington street tunnel
Aus. 20, 1868" We trust the recipient may
long live to wear it.
OXYGEN TkKAr2A.-.-Tt@ze is perhaps no
treatnen in me deal science which has been
crowned wIth SO much success as the one of
Oxygeuizcd air. Hundreds of persons are To-
day living monuments attestins the superiority
OF rs USE
Il IS beyond ali douDt the safest, surest, and
most efficient agent for renovating the system
and curing all forms Of chronic diseases Il IN
parts vitality 70 the human system and It's use
has cured the worst forms Of Catarrah, Bron-
ehitis and Consumption. We have tested its
use for the disease of liver and kidneys and af.
ter 0he weeks treatment we are prepared to
endorse its use fully and pronounces the use of
oSygenized air complete success in one word
il has made us new all over. II cares dyspepsia,
disorders of disgestion, asthma, nervous debil-
ity. sc,
Those suffering from any form Of disease
should not fail to visit DR.. Mitchell & Gillette,
Office &c Madison street, corner OF State street.
Diseases Of throat and lungs made speciality
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"GoOc morning., Mi. Henpeck," said q
Printer IN search of female compositors,
" have you got any daughters that would
make good Iype-setters?" No, but have
got q vie that would n .Ae q very fine
DEVIL
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All labor organizations interested 10 the Ia
Dor reform movement, whether represented in
the Trades Assembly or rot, are earnestly re-
quested TO elect delegates to the W orkiugnen's
Convention, to be held al the Court House on
Saturday the 18th inst, the ratio Of represen-
tation TO be one delegate 60 GAy members
TRADKs ASSEMBLY, COMMIT -.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

WE call the attention 81 our readers to tie
card Of Dr.. 4. s Reber, Dentist, SO Dearborn
street, corner Monroe street, and advise ell 10
need Of dental services to call and have their
teeth attended TO. It is poor economy to wait
until the last minute, when toothache drives YOU
to the dentist's
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

AT recent meeting Of the Cigar Makers
Union, Mr. Henry Boun was elected delegate to
the national convention which meets IL Cincin-
natl on Monday, Sept LIST.
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CHEgRiSG.-As az evidence Of the increasing
prosperity Of the bdcklayers union Of this city,
and the success VIII ch has attended their recent
efforts to Increase its efficiency, We may men>
ton the tact that siGtvtwo new members we're
initiated at the last two meetings.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

W0 organized MMy IL
1881, under The snspi-
ces Of etnckhold ers
Mne DirecsoFs selected
hon the very nrst
class of the capitalists
nna buslness men 81
TN cities Of BrookIyn
and New York; thy
determined 70 lay lts
soundAti-n deep and
serong. thet With the
biessirg Of Heaven II
may stsDd fr ages a.
we shtsld snd prUtec-
tinn Of the y idow Aud
the orphan. The plan
adopted for the tran y
action and MANAGE
ment " Its buslr I'm
has respect first &c the
perfect d perman :
ent STABILITY Of che
Company. and second.
70 the eonvenience
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

HoMx LIE IVsuRAEox Co. OF Nav YORs.-By
reference 70 an1ther column, the advertis, nont
Of this company appears The company is es-
tsblished on be mutual plan. The directors
and stock holde-s are composed Of substantial
citizens, who have pledged their capital and
their influence, AMI who always exercise a care
full supervision to establish an institution which
shall aid In securing Home with its comforts
and blessings, to the widows and orphans Of all
its members.
The Home Life Insurance Co. is an old insti-
tuition, aAd the sgent, II. W. Clarke. is a gen
tleman o. thirty years residence in this city.
To Wurkingmen this institution offers peculiar
advantages; il is thoroughly reliable, and we
commend it to the attention of our readers.
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Local Notices.

At the resdeaee OF his father u Butterfsld Street
EDwrH T. STEWART, Of " alter Eliza j. Stewart
aged weeks
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enc Tree bJ mall Also, for ssls by Charles Scnnes
n soufh LssaIis Street Dr. Lubarsh author Of The
Mirror OF Tonth has, since 1867 treated Al dlsasss o
pr4xnse natru according tho method mfr 1ueed
and pracsiced b. him Tor ever twsiss years YIN me
most brilliant success.
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DELEGATE APPOINTED AT the regular meet
ing of the Chicago Typographical Union held Oh
Saturday evening, August so, A. c. Cameron
was elected a delegate from that body to The
National Labor Congress which convenes in
New York on the 2lst Of the present mouth.
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To THE EMPLOYEES % THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
Rock ISLAND AND NoRLa- WESTERN r. K SHOPS
A meeting Of the employees Of the aboyenam
shops, in favor Of nominating a WoRSNG.
MANS fICEET at the ensuing election, are re-
que-ted 60 meet al the Office Of the Work ING
MANS ADVOCATE, this, Saturday evening, at
8 o'clock, for the purpose d eecting delegates
70 the Workingmens Convention to be held at
the c1urI nv1---. Saturday, Sept 18th Let al
who N, make it point 10 be present
A. +. DEST.--Last "Wednesday afternoon Jas
Trims, bricklayer residing Oh Jefferson street,
near ioiis., fell i,nm soailolding on Washing
80 street tunnel, distance OF fourteen feet
He Was carried to Mr.. Blohme's saloon, corner
franklin and Wasbil rton streets, where every
assistance was rendered by Mr. B and bis e.
fcient and gentlemanly assistant, Mr. Smith.
Medical aid was at once summoned. His injn
ries, we are happy to say, are not considered Of
a serious character.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

TEE sroNEcUrTERs BALL-The stoDecutters Of
Chicago will bold their annual Bali at Burling
ton Hall, on Monday evening, Sept. 2i St No
expense pains will be spared to make it equal
to any s;milar entertainment ever gotten up ia
This CITY.
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THAEKs.-We return our thanks to Mr. Sar
uel Hun, Of Noy's Milestone Factory, on Wash
ington street, for seyeral rare and valuable spe
cimeus Of French burr IN one of the samples
is embedded petrifed oyster, as perfectly
shaped as Thel its home was In old mother
ocean "A curiosity worthy place in the cabinet
Of any lover Of the marvellous. Another con
tains vein Of iron, wide in q third may be
found myrisds e beautiful tiny shells, hard as
the flint in Which they are entrusted. BY the
way, il is Q fact, not as generally known as Il.
should be, that France furnishes the only stone
which affords to our Lrill furnishers the mnteri
al to supply the demands Of our milIers. IL a
future issue we will enlightsn our readers lis
lie On tt.sir cost and manufacture. ri
REnzzATIOx.-LAst Monday evening, Mr..
George Everett the popular and able superin-
tendent Of the Washington street tunnel, was
made the recipient OF mAgni6cently chased
gold tFoWel, the gift Of tic workmen under his
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DTvrpmWpa are De-
ciared annually on ali
policies which, at the
diyidend period (May
u have run ono year.
ina amoant IN each
case u . applied. ~ the
next settlement ofpre-
MUM, 20 reduce the
premium loaa, rr TO-
ward paying the cash
premium, X no loan
has been taken.
No RuRFRTTusB
This COMPANY wiu 80
Ways pay 70 the assur-
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and Advantage " The
assured. ne Dirso-
tors believe Ehmt both
these essential points
ars mort pesfectiy
provided fur by the
Home.
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INSURE IN THE REPuBLIc hsURASoE COMPANY
Of Chicago.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
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DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN

untfmely death. Oh, how
much misery and sickness
would have been spared me
had l bat read this betOrei
just published. Second sdi-
zion. Price ~ cents. The
Mirror u Youth, or the Mys-
teFies OF SexmAl Intercourne
By DIR. y. LuhArch, PrNcsihng
Physician, 1bS eOash Wells
street, Chicago, iii. On re-
mltfAnce OF ~ enty i've cents
In postage stamps, 4 vill Be-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-18
DECORlTIOy oT soLTiEE's GRAVES.

Tho ceremony Of strewing flowers upon
the graves Of our deceased soldiers, on Sab.
bath last was witnessed Sy an immense
gathering OF people both from the city and
country who had come together in defiance
Of the hot suliry sun to DO meriied honor to
the heroic men under the sod.
The procession at about o'clock, precei.
cd by Boos Cornet Band formed in the fol.
lowing order,
Independent Order Of Coed Templars, 10
full uniform, Grand Army Of the Republic,
The Turner Society, in uniform, Indspend-
sat Fire Company No I, in full uniform,
Citizens on foot and in carriages.
Each member Tor nearly So) Of the differ
ent orders carried bouquet OF wreath
which added much to the appearances Of the
procession. The Grand Army carried the
battle torn banners Of the 9Th and 49th
Ohio regiments, both draped in mourning.
Amer reaching the cemetery the procession
was halted in fsont Of the speakers stand
and formed In mass as well as the proximity
Of the carriages would allow, and the exer-
ciscs were opened with an appropriate and
effective prayer by Rev. DR.. Warner Of the
". 4. Church.
Gen. John c. Lee was then introduced BY
the Marshal Of the Day, and occupied th,
close attention Of the audience in short
but excellent and instructive address.
Gen. Gibson followed next in few re-
marks, relating brief aud interesting his
tory Of Frederick Shawhan, a soldier Of tn,
revolution OF l77s. Also Of Mr.. williams
a soldier Of the war Of 1914, and closed b!
referring personally aud in feeling terms Il
the brave men Of the late war for the specia
commemoration OF whose historic deeds tn
flowers had been gathered and wreStbS en-
twined by willing hands
lie then read list Of deceased soldiers
and AS the list published by us last week, wa
not full, we now give corrected one
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-18
Her6 ana There.

An sncampmsnt Of odd Fellows vas in.
s,i,u,ed In Clyde, on Friday last.
Mrs. Hin Sf FOs,orls died very suddenly
on Wednesday last from paralysis of the
heart She vas In her Ssth year, and died
respected aud beloved
The races at Fremont, last week, from the
despaiehes to the Gazette we would infer
were most successful
The s,ul.s family are to give Coneer, at
weavsrs Corner. on Thursday evening,
June 25Ih, for the benefit Of the Sunday
School.
The Port Clinton, OTTAWA County, Union
announces itself for sale, in last weeks issue
Ito be continued Al tha, place or removed
at the pleasure OF the purchaser.
The Fremon, Musical Society have char.
tered the splendid steamer sth Ohio, Capt
@. W. Orr, for an excursion to the Island
on Wednesday, June a..
A man named Smith, stranger whilt
shcaring sheep on the premises OF Mr
StultI, near Bellevue, last week, was strucl
by lightning and instantly killed.
The Republicans Of Clyde are building
commodious wigwam for campaign pur
poses. II will soon be finished, aud the.
expect 1t to be dedicated by the Republican
Congressional Convention for this District.
The Good Templars Of Fremont have re
papered and re-carpeted their Hall, and uo'
have one Of the fastest and best lodge room
in the State We learn that they have
boat ride to the Islands in contemplation
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sub.erlbe fsr ,4c Tr,bunel
4 Few Mnrds.-Thl

Few WOrdS.-The ceremony Of strcw.
| ing flowers upon the graves OF our country s
dead soldiers, on Sabbath afternoon last, has
occNsiOaed no little discussion. The Fire De-
pagtment, II seems were Influenced to withhold
their presence by certain parties who, with Argus
ayes saw in IL Hydra-headed political monster.
| It IL q little consequence now whether the pro-
| oeedings on Sabbath Aftornoon confirmed or al.
layed their susPcions--the graves were decorA.
ted. Sotae Of cur ministers aud church members
also refused to oSuntcnance II upoa conscientious
grounds-eelieying II Dissertation Of the Sab
bath. We do not for moment question their
right to believe aud act as they deem proper, bot
when that procession, from the pulpit ia iocular-
" Gated SUNDAY Brigade" and is gratui.
tousiy prayed for and recommended for merry,
we question the purity Of the notives ghel.
prompted II, and, II deemed werth while. could
convict these Puritans on their own indictment.
it may not yet be forgotten that Shen the vol
unteers OF the sth Ohio, were about to leave for
the war, on a Sabbath evening church Eas ad-
journed and DR.. KieGer delivered an address to
these brave boys urging fhcm 10 go and do their
duty There was NO eutery ofsabath desecraton
then, but wheA three Of thesrGTe fellows, strick'
en- down in the storm Of battle lie under the sod
sunday is too sacred day TO gATiNad their graves
and honor their memories with strains OF mar
tial music. For ourselves, we approve tho decd
the IaAHAer aRd The day.
-~~i O0nsi JOU KhUW 4 would ~
We'll, l thought so, and YOU don't
know how long I've wanted to talk 10
you about il. -
II deeiaFeJ JOhu, I--you might
have told me long ago If Won wapted
for I'm sure l was never angry with
you in ali my life.
mo, you wasn't; and | have al.
ways felt a great mind to, but"
ITS not too late now, John"
"Well, Maria, do you think I'm
too young to get marriedf"
Indeed L do not, John, and II
know 1t would be a good thing for
you, too, for every body saws the
sooner young people are married the
peter, when they are prudent and !
inclined to love one auotier."
THAT'S just what / think and
now, Maria, do want to get mar,
ried, and ifyou'll-" l1t eV III |
Indeed l viii, John, for You I
snow | was always partial to YOU,
md I've said 30 often behind your
back" ou'
swell, l declare. Ire all along
bought you might object, aud that's
pc reason I've been always afraid to
SIX you."
Object no, I'd die frat; you may
* me just what you please ~
"And you'll grant it2"
III will"
"fheu, Maria, l want you to pop
NWhatp
"Eh?p /.
VI say you're fool aud von'd h4. !.
\ me websteru issl greatly encouraged by the
liberal patronage bestowed upon them at their
last entertainments. They roturn their sincerI
thanks to ths public, and will strive 10 netl
cyutinucd 1pyrobation.
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IdyIco thai should he ueeded.--

Advice that should be Heeded.
desire to call the attention Of the slnletcd To the
mer,s Of RobSek's Blood bills, purely vcgeta.
bic eathartc, free nom mercury and mineral
poisons, and undoubtedly tho best remedy eK-
tant for the radical cure OF nervous and sick
headache, bilious disorders and al affections Of
the Liver and Blood. They are, as their name in
dicA,es Blood Pm, they search the blood for
disease and strike at the very root, thereby efcct-
ing not temporary but permanent cures. As a
purgeiye, they are all that can be desired, beng
mild and safe in their operation and unluestion-
ably one Of our most satisfactory CethartiS
Pills, and should be kept In every household, and
when taken in connection with Roback's Blood
Purifier arc uncqaEicd for curing scrofnla, skin,
| Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rhcum Dyspepia, Ery-
sipelas, Tumors, Erupuons, and all diseases
arising from q dlsordcrel state Of the tlood or a
disorganIed state Of the system. Try these
medicines and you viii mover regret IL. Ask
those who have used them, and they will tell
you they are best OF medicines. liorshiser S
Myers, sole agents, Thin, o. no3i I'm.
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In Lots and Out Lots for SaIe.-Is

shortly offer at public sale thirty mlots situated
near the depot In the Second Ward. Also thrty
ouilots OF Ave acres each situated one and - hall
miles east Of the college on tho Republic road
A plat Of said lots can be- seen at the THIN Wool.
en- Mills. Tho terms Of the sale viii be liberal
as regards the payments. A better opportunity
viii not, perhaps, soon occur to secure good
building lots, within 1--WE minutes walk Of the
Court House, and good aud convenient outlois,
many of them supplied with living water, and
some Of them stlll having the natural growth Of
timber well preserved.
no32wf WM. G. HEDGES.