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'TSc Coal Oil Fl nd -

4 nc ottonWa fOa17c,' Of the 18th pub
] llsh"s IN account Of Il coal oil NO .Eaput
Whirh happened in the city the ,ay he.
lore, and Uses the opper unity TO mike
! some very sensible comments mon the
/ frequency of accidents from this cause
/ The article is so weil-timed, and "a .,,,-
i piicable to al communities whic,, are
forced 10 Use this dangerous l.urnin,,
lald IN their houses. that we +, -produ q
the curriers' article entire, hon in, that
It's Pe'soa! may serve asa warning which
my prevent some Of the probable lxrFn-
aeh" ca!anil,!es Of the future. TIL. arti-
eie felAst thus: ".ittention.s called to lhp
communication of DR.. J. Williamson
"a atotiie: place. IT seems that Misses
cooper aud Jones, ladies' tea .hin, in ,,,fr
Siaisd school, boarding with the d..
iiad icit On Il bureau in their IN st.ir'
room, coal oil lamp burning, ihe DR.
SAYS IL mad not burned cut more TIA a
spoonful. At The time Of the esnl,,.;, ;,
.ae ~ ies We're down in the parlor with
ne DIES family. About seven o,cloels
Mis- Copper Went up to the roo,n and
loan" ,i!o interior all abiaZe which was
vita difficulty subdued and the house
sNea II IN destruction. The bura.,,
was badly burnt, and a quantity of clcth.
ing destroyed. In this case thpre u.as,
no Vacuum created by the Lamp be;,'o
nu'i'' ''", 'he@eby generating a g,l.,ts
NY % gas, neither did it pNp. O Ie o., no.
count OF lis being moved about hut si'S,
Fly neeaG,e OF its own ter. ib,e co9,b51..
'thi!i,s. IN view Of this Morrow csr5n.
aAa iAs !aic dreadful! fire here tr,,,., H.,
sumo cause, and the accidents .f 80.
sptt happening al over The cni,,t,.,.
ebf much sni1t rinr, loss oflifs -
properly, Is occurring by the ,,s, nf ~
internal adulterateI nitrorlv cnr;,,i 49,
81, we nave to submit again to or, ci'r
authorities, the propriety of apn.inti',, /
citv Coal Oil lnspc tor, whose dnIr !, /
snai. nc 10 inspect, cnnd ann ,n1
sfroy at once, all the vilii,nous .l,i,,'n
aled sun, that Is not found 10 Ia ma H.
gal standard, and which all orr hnst ~,
Ihofities agree is non combustiLlc. Il
soon as the great and alb sorbin auestio,,
on ted wiAl the American ct,iznn nf
African descent, ;isll the little less ahso
'ihg one of taHyte- foot whiskey No
"a ed ~ cour OF ultimate cxti,.ction |
Dy our IL ,isIa'iye Swans, it miyht Ln /
ven enough Tor them to civ. ~ Some
!. MIRO ycer.nc coal Oh prohibition.
would certainly eonduce 10 the prc.-
IVaiion OF lifeand property tl;nr,
aDfosea to he in tie special charee IF
Nv makers. We omitted to no .e in its
'Forer pace that this cxp,Ssjon was
comparatively noiseless. not beinr henrJ
u the floor below, and that after tha
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THE NEWS

Charles Francis Adams, Minister /,
England, has resigned. A now Minis.
ter VIII he nominated to the Senate This
week, and Geo. Il. Mcclellan has been
mentioned as the probable nominee.
General Hancock has removed nine
Aldermen in New Orleans for treatin.
ms orders with contempt, and has fitted
lhcir places With other appointces.
q revolutionary conspiracy in the in
leresf Of Santa Anna, to overthrow tho
authority Of President JGarez's Govern
nenf, at Vera Cruz, was recently di.-
covered aud "nipped in the bud. Reyo-
ulltiohary movements appear 10 keep
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January ., lses:i,.,tf
Dr.. ScLenck's Mandrake Pills.
"A Substitute for Calcmel.

These fills are composed OF various roots, having
tie l'aWcr to relax the secretions Of the liver ns
promptly and ehrctnaliy ~ blue pin mercury. aud
without Iradneiag any Of tl,.se dsasreeaie OF dam
serous efec.s wlich often follow the the latter
In alhl,as disorders these Pills may he used with
cofdsh they promote the discharge Of initiated
bile, and remove those distractions from the lirrr
and hillary duets. which the cause of bilious ascc
tions in general.
sGHESck-s HASDRAKEPILLs,cu cure Sick Head.
aohc,sIi i d sorlcrs Of the Liver. BY salow
SKIN, coated tonsne costireness, drow siness, and
general feeling Of WEAKNESS and assitule showing
that the verts in torpid or osructs 81 condition.
In short. these Pills may lie used with advantage in
all cases when pursa,ive Alternative medicine is
required
Please ask for .'Dr. scsenck's Mandrake Pills."
apl observe thai the likencsses Of the Doctor
on the Government stamr-0ne when In the last stage
Of Consumption, the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers Price - cents
per box Principal oicr n" - North 9th street. Phil
aieipha. Pa. General Wholesale Agrnts: Desss
Barnes q Go. 81 Park Raw, New York: = 3 MsSee.
SO Baltimore 81, Baltimore. Md; John b Pxrk. n X
corner II Fourth And Valiant IS, Ciucinnatti Ohio:
Walker d Tay lnr, i33 and 1876 Wabash Avenue. Chicn
Ill vine stfetts, ST L ,uis No. xh& sthweaaIy
r
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CHEAP BUT GOOD,
cUSIOM MADE
Beers IND. SHOES

GIN BE FOtFXD Ar n
FRED. ITERSCHFIBfDsS.
'5oaft SIT. 9f ~. S1st,v MNlst .SY"are.
81 q - .ist,fsa |eswfs sFYr. ~
will sell t.ae.a 40 rIiasrsis tiss sls<Akess. Give
lne Il ali. ges .Fs4s 8sss3 49, sts8assss.sa
Boots aas S,loas m4de III Qh6er and
j Warranted "a IL "a
For cash make my b0OEr NM SHOES,
And hence ! make flJeln we'll. ~ f NJ
The leather used Is Of the Le.f.
And made e e . fyftqa. 1sli s1sqk
To save yoar1ifs III sire ~ / - -,
And ifsoa i.sic ynssr isns lbids I ~,
DUTCH FRIED.
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ASSASSINATION AND DEMOCRACY
The Lacrosse Democrat, of a recentd a' e
in All articleson the approaching Repub-
ican National Convention, addre~sir 6
the Republicans, says: Nominated an
other Abe Lincoln, and the country will
produce another Wilkes Booth, with his
Sic sempcr tyrdnnis, in accordance with
the Suggestions of the Lacrosse DeDt :
crdt, and the man is even now ready Fl r
the work." -
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SHERIFF. SAIu

RY Virtue ofa spsclalexecufion to me- sa,,..,..
cd. issued from the oiisr Of the Cisrk II N.
r1 'isa1 .ourt ~ and for the county II Criar
81. ana apatnsf Jn'iru hIet RI ~, have lrvi..,
III h,l'uwing property the pyossrl ~ ~
Tile south half Tsiof fi,,c xns,ti,,r u.
"a = section number four "a III townshin
nuiibeS eigl nj y-aiiessll north and range n,,m'
9er lifec -, visit 81 the 9TH L. NJ, kiitatxd In
AMI sai' offer the sumo for sale, nj the c,nrt
house door i, III. town utript1,n, n said conn.
g, on saf.itnS tie tah day OF February. A. ii,
So .aecEtton ana costs Lat may accrue
Da;ea this 18th day ofJahuary, A. y. lSa.
John y. SHEAREH,
Ifss Sheriff Oi@GGs.:r county Iowa
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LIZ A -
"A contract has been entered into be-
tween the st. Louis and Cedar Rapids
Railroad Company, the North MISSOURI
Company, and Barton Bates and his'as-
sociates, for the building of the road to
Cedar Rapids from the Missouri State
line: According to the terms of the con-
tract The st.. I.ou;s 4 Ce'tr. El'fs
Railroad Company are {" gr~d., bridge
and tie the road, except the Des Molnts
bridge, and the other parties To arm sh
81 600 per mile in moutilly payh"n:y,
between the state line and Sigourney,
towards the grading. Grading to lie
completed 70 Ottumwa by July LIST, 1867
and to Sigourncy November lst, 1850.
A company has been formed to build the
Des Moines bridge, and $751; 900 alrta y
Subscribed 4, a. g.. e.. ii
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ALDIICT HOUSE.

6at'F&'frc', Set,ceen .jth 4 6fh, GlrgDN. IONA.
II lOIGETON, Proprietor sThis HOUSE.
II. having recently been refarniS,led with
ne" hf Is 'tai furniture. and III roughly reno
hts. accommodations IN the city. STAGE. ..lIl
To- every iOnt. Stouf. ~tlbling .tttaC,,c1t
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p..r,ous 4dr,ucay in L,1

AMI feeling tho hand If time weighing heavily upon
tlietii. With all its attendant ills. will find in The use
Of THESE BlT"Et;S or the TONIC. elixir that vii!
insii se's fs into their veins rsstar. ia
the energy ani aripr of more youthful days, build
up ti;er shruuken forms aud give health and appi-
He.. IL lItt-ir r..-.II I,lii.
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Good Farm for Sale.

fIhiis FARM consists Df la5 acres-la0 In rui.
4 flTafinn, the balance wei tiInberrI. and i,
si.ailsa I'VE miles south of Upton. tn the
ihss: .oot apple orchard. variety of small
's'f'i .,., ..,.. !:,. =: :si..:s. Ii .,r of the
ni',st rro'i.ab's and desirable farms i'm Cedar
apsis, TO the subscriber, in Upton. $50
January y, Isss:n3tf ".s'
A - EMS VVANT-EI1.- s.ll mr.
month THE YEAR lOlfNp. Or NO nrr
1tii. ireif on Commission. We etsur0otv In.
above salary or commission to active indus.
tfiaa asonis M their own homes to Introduce
an f,iei" OF Indispensable miifH in every Lo,,s,.
hold. FOR full particulars call on or address
G. ". JACKSON Il CO.
h9!@i III South ST., Batimere Md
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a3-In two Western states the law of

x IN two Western States the law of
s.hs, Is engaging attention. In Wisro1,-
sin Il is proposed To protect editors and
Publishers in the Publication of atcnra.e
reports of, public proceedings, while In
Missouri bill Is under discussion, to
make It, an e.fan-e pt.lt:-l,ui,:c viii, i'm
prison aciit to niint to the Columns nfa
II tMaparer aay statement calculated to
n1lure the tharaetei of reputation Of any
person.
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subjugation of the flames it was found
that the lamp which was composed OF
glass was completely broken up, even
the stem, base, and ALL into the small
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m UFtI W. WUUDWAKD."
HON. JAMES TlKOnP sON.

JHlge y DC Suprt1ae Curt Of T,snsyfrania.
& Ihi!adeltatid, April %, 1866,
consider lIoofaGds German Mtters q roysn5is
net,ctne in " attacks Of Indigestion or Dyspr,.
sa- ean certify this from. my experience OF il.
Yours, with respect,
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rt>A< -
THE KUKLUK KLANs OF TENNESSEE.
A correspondent of the Chicago T-b-
,ne says societies Of this order exist N
Maury, Giles and Marshall countice,
and are spreading all over the State
They copmitted a murder the OF cr day
in Giles county. Soon afterward, in the
same county, they took four freedmen
out of their houses, into the woods, and
whipped them OIL their bare backs I, r
two hours. .-' .' ''''s
The Kukiuk villains are all Jollnse n
Democrats. They 60 about masked al d
armed, surround a poor negroes cabin,
force him to come out, and then they
tell him that this is white mans gov
ernment; that negroes must not vote
any more, 10: 90 10 conventions; tina,
in short, they must go back to their old
masters, aud live and work a. they used
to before the war; and they make their
celored capt!ves hold up their hands and.
swear that they will never vote again or
go to radical Convention.
Unless prompt measures are taken 20
break up these rebel clans, the most Sc
riou consequences viii result. The coll
ored people will be compelled to arm
themselves for self defence, or fly to the
cities. The matter has been broaght to
the att .niion OF the Leg slat1rt, the
Goyuriio., and the loyal authorities It
Washington. ...--
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TI,IIE SUBSCRIBER having removed lis Cab
i met shop TO tile Virgin Block, South si,le
OF the Square, one door West OF Vail 4 Reeds
shoe store, where he ALWAYS keeps ii supply OF
FURNfTIrRE,, at LOWER FTs JIeES than the
same article can be bought for elsewhere. He
Is prepared 10
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE
all articles Of Furniture that may be wanted.
Carving will be done in tile best manner He
VIII also attend to repairing such articles rs
above mentioned. Special attention VIII he
paid to tie
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WEAK AND DELIcATE cHHpREN

Are made strong by the of either Of these rrmo.
des. They will cure every case Of MARAsMUS
without fail 80 e.''' '-"'
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In tho
hands u the proprietor, bnt SPACE will allow al tho
Ihbiieaflon Of but few. Those. it will be observed
he believed. ' '
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NOTICE,

Is wellostablishe'l fact that fully o,ic.Lalf u
~. isilaf' portion OF onr population
se'a.nh IN Inc ENJOY nent u pass be,l,h;
feel we'll" They are lanrria Ir,o, ~ al
energy; extremely nervous, and have mo appetite.
10 ms class Of persons the BITTEES or tho
loSlC, are especially recommended -
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RIl ycur Kerosene ut

EssIRAf MARE.-TaEcn up by Grcgoric Be-
IA gard, III tcn~r -owi>liip, ,,t,.,r cnunsy.
Jan 10Th, 1858, one dark hay mare fifteen han MI
high, twelve wears old. star III forehead ANA
white on nose. hind fret white. Sa.gunsed IN D.
with f,A!, col lar marks on sh.ai.ers newly
shoI all round. APPRAISED ut So.
Feb. /, lsts. S.YAw;S
tssils W chLNES.-Talien tip by- Franklin
II Williams, III Center tawnsii;,, Cedar go
Jan ~ l8S two lat spring rcd Letter calT,s
Arftrisea AZ IS each.
jan - lS'}. :s,i.tTiss, Clerk
Buy !oar Fancy Toilet soaps at AT.DEN,a
L.CEs ES-.E.
= 400 WHITE OAK FENCE POSTS. nul
81 yJSjt; pm r.:.fS ~ '
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ri y1sve III Lns .sI,ssIEa Ya..a 81 sstFsteI
yi5Ss s9.F ROLE q faslksa Il. asfttag stHEes
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49, tuheu up ujSCtISSCu ~
ie"ktn, the title amended and the House
Substitute concurred in. The bill for an
90 TO provide for SECURING to certain
itisans o. Harrison county their land.
~ SIS Per acre, being lands known as
.4he.exeass of the $40 900 acre grant. was
I sased; also, 9 bill making a change in
$ne manner of the distribution Of Public
AlaQrentA Various petitions were.in-
Ad0dG0sd, and several bills were discussed
ana fscon,nittcd. 1 s
.dInthe HQa6e the special order, con-
saeatiun ofthe Supervisor system, was
l, lo0Stf until March "a. The bill
isflhg an additional argument-term
ttbtfe Supreme Court at Dubuque was
.9d The bill attaching the counties
-, Fan Buren,, Jefferson and Henry
thA Supreme Court Argument Dis
fglafB9s L. Aoines, also passed. H. h.
. Ayl1Aedqlng the location Of roads
81 bufying grounds, or through
bu1ldings or -gardens without consent.
DDek1DA third teahiing. H.F.lI7.re-
1f4E III Mo publication, or tlle laws Of
] Assembly III county papers,
llpeaiel order for February
- 1oR. 50 t~4rerent consolidation
h 9fai3en,ennls ~ which railroad
I. III are enabled e charge unequal
lAR1relGlatsy MAS nnhsr u 0nsit.era- /
~ - noon adjournment. The bill
1 dIoqrRpsfnt WIS referred to II
~ ~ ~ ;o,ppqAs the Liils @
@ 181aGHl In fsses of peraaspeDtl j.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22

Hos Pa Coz Vines We we're sOEs ewhat
amused last " Wednesday morning. in readi ng the
announcement p the morning papers th.zt tie
Hen. and Col Grirn, ol aiabaala. had All lived
Al Washington for the purpose Of instruc. ling
our lay makers a. to Tire h7vt o5urss So pusssae
ID regard TO the re-admiszop u .ass State
Sar readers viii scarcely credit ibe announce
.nent thzt this humbug Is one Of the marplot
who is now infesting the sous thai lev
months since he was a trampng printer in this
city, and that his principal characteristics we're
cheek and unpopularity. He was also one Of
the directors Of the Cooperative Association
ADD did more to destroy It's ase.ulasss than any
3. r. man in the Society. lie is also the same
individual WHO inserted an advertisement in one
Of tha papers Of this city, FOR good boss at $
per week, where several youug ladies could be
toori who could play The piano From Chicago,
he vent 70 Mobile, where, We understand, he
was expelled By the typographical Union Of
that city, for conduct unbscomiDg printer and
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22

-SsUa4 N raE RErusIl ISsUEANcE CoHPANr
" Chicago %
P4PER UASgEGs AND WINDOW SHADEs.-
Latest STYLES, at FE RIGBYS p 50 Randp
street
IT. EAS.zts "a Aw ty.--D, c,.r readers all M
destind that tho geauioe Chemical Saleratus,
mide hy p b DcLand & Co., y never eaten,
IN t'e process 81 baking it all ovaporatos, leaving
tha bread light enl pare. Il has Jeen initiated
blt thc ecu " fit i not easily disposed Of
Csc II instead Of soda Il W. gis ls ouncss to
chr paper c,uers weigh l4 o1.
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FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
AND STOCK RAISING,

thesefaBds resent;unsnrpsssed advan Farmers
from the more densey settled portions Of older States
selling their valuable farms, and are now max
ing investments in these cheaper lands, which prciuce
with larger profit and greater extent the sts9s
crops to all the Northern and Middle States.
Among the most profitable Of wealth i tina. q
cattle raising and The business has become immense
Out Of s+ cattle received last week II the New York
market sos from illinois and the beef fattened
these prairie is conceded TO he the best in America
Sheep thrve~ sl. requiring fodder but short
and cheese factories being successfully established
along tile whole Line.
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Rev john r. Graves, Magnolia, Mi i,
wiites; ''if ny testimony n behalf of & ?
superiority Of your machine over all others
used IN uiy fumi' should Influence any kind
AMI generous husband & procure one for ais
wiie,--or 10 put his d0uble-thread Machiue
u T. mal Sef, as dij, and buy Wilcox &
Gibbs, an sAtsi q thai that woman would
ever rem mbcr me most gracefully"
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Labor Meeting.

- Labor Meeting.
+ The regular meeting II Gle workinzmaa wa
hga AZ iha Hall ~ the Trades Assembly last
N0aday e,eafsg.
The nettiag was called TO order by Mr.. Chas.
Nes land, who was chosen chsirmaa Mr.. r.
H. Aassie vas chosen secretary.
fhe -,pot ot re organization Of the Seventh
Ward WIS read and adopted Msssrs. ,. Law.
.cr J. r. Nortoa, and McWhorteg. were ao
cepted as delegates from that ward.
the Eleventh Ward was or-anizsd by The
eIectioa of Msssrs W W Boyle, P. J. ocon.
neil, aui John GiIlisou, az delegates to tie
Worsinerea's Convention The report was
unanimously adopted
The following, resolution was then carried
RESOLVED, Tbat the same o1ota Of DELEGATES
accepted b. he Republican ana Democratic
parties at theh respective conventions Be ac
cepfed as cine qu. ia which shall compose che
dels- tts ~ tb- labor Convention TIE three
frs delegates eiected also acting IS members
of the Contra. League.
Mr o'CounsH moved tat tie Committee u
the TweIitl W4Id be empowered 10 increase the
number q eve. Carried.
NJ Iomlrson moved hat a Committee Of
five be appointed TO inquire into tbe feasibility
of calling CITY Convention. Adopted
I-- Chair ppoin.ed as zoe Committee M.ssie.
smaiiel 8toa e.i, Cameron, ana Nevland.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
r. n. 1assIr, Secr.
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PAssA6F AGEScF We direct 'he special ai~
eauon of tb9sa sf-onr reader WHO iuieHd e
-gd for friends relatives % the other side o.
~ Atlantic. darug the couens seaseu, 10 the
e.rd III Rrssrs Green5eun y Bro, eoSuer Of
Lake Ia IA sale streets. Tho oldest passage
firm .l the west, toev represent She interests
Of Toe f.--d,mea Guioa Line q Steamships
second w none y lich Goat on the ocean Tick
sts 70 ana f-on Europe, With All TIE requisite
in.ormado1. BRAY Re hsd at all tunes; also,
ir.G. gu th. loading fore Ln banking iustita
ti1r- f35-
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Ana meeting = ths Polytechnic Azsooia-
toH st A.w York City recently, Prof. Van
der H egee exhibited snife, me blade OF
which Was made Of tungsten steel, and its
qua' ti-, wore such that 10 Gus glass like a
diamond Th', stsrl s declared similsr 70
Damascus steel o.. Fentehwangar stated
that gsteu was found ia this country in
Ntva4a, and mine lad recently been dis
covered o Missouri. England has also an
ineXhsust.b.e supply ~ tlis mineral Prot.
Joy said that tungsten is more difficult Of
fuse than ma ganese Tungsten derives its
name from The German, and means heavy
stone
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FRUIT GROWING

easy way of making money out Of the soil in ths
culture q Frait in Southern aoss The peach region
extends 200 miles Moth q end from itissuppned
sssske.s Of sls 49, ~ tAe urnsx Mississippi
ana the Lakes the preoncss first Of the season
all kinds Of fruits ana berries. Golden fortunes are
being made from tins business, patience and industry
being the heavier potion Of the capital required.
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ftorrgF oS SCOTLAND We feel assured 70
ology j. needed, fey tue SPACE devoted IN Che
'sent issue 10 the pubt ..on Of .ar Iohnson's
,hy Instructive snd irtcrestiag lecture on
otland twin be continued ir our neat
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Authorized Agents Ior me Advocate

lodged
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r. 81 LEoSkRr, OterHu, Ohio.
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B j. MURPHY Baltimore Nd
q. }. swEEgLas BudA.o. ". Y.
y T.. MArE- Rochester. n. y.
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taAbsksB hsscENET. Aurora, ~.
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JANgs DoTLB, Peoria Il
FEAsK irDs3E, Springfield, fll
THcNAs Dgt.sY, Miiw susee WIS
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4. X RonoLF, Quincy ~
fLExAS Akssog F3nduiae, Via
PErEE KARcH, Portage City, WIS
a. H. PcsTsR, Beaver pam, Wis
JANIS MCnIAN, Davenport, Iowa,
J 6. NeoEE. dubuque, Iowa.
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JANIS BArczAS, Louisville Ky
q. ". 1fHs0S Norwich, Conn.
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c. x HEwITT. waapBn, Wis.
JGHS scHuEsStsR, Lafavette Indiana
JcHS FslTEs. Nishagtka Indiana.
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JoaN WILkisDs. Evansville, Ind.
J. Ii. TrgvER, L9gansport Ind
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22

A CuRIosrr. "A provincial paper has dls-
covered among several old parehments Of the
l7th een.sry, curiously worded account Of
sums due 70 church painter, By the Abbot Of
a neighborpg Conveas, some Of tie items Of
which viii prove interesting to suca of our
readers as take 40 interest ia archaeological
affairs;