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TCHAPTER 225.1
AN ACT

To repeal the Act Of eighteen hundred and six
ty-four, chapter four hundred and Ave, roat-
5 ing to the establishment of uniform system
Of contracting for Public Printing
SEC. l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, That the act OF eighteen hun
dred and sixty-four, chapter four hundred and
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tCHarrEs 2os.1
AN ACT

To add 70 the eleventh Section of Article Sc of
the Code of Public General Laws, sub-sec-
tion requiring license 70 enable any person
70 act as insurance Broker.
SEC. ]. Be 1t acted by the General Assembly
Of Maryland, That there shall be added to Sec
ton eleven, Of article ffty.six, of the Code of
Public General Laws a substitute as follows:
Any person applying for the same, and pay
ing the sum of one hundred dollars, may obtain
license for carrying on the business Of lnsur-
ance Broker, and any individual, co-partnership
or firm, who shall carry on the business of an in
surance Broker without license, shall be sub
ject to the penalties imposed upon other brokers
BY section seventeen of this article.
Exc. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
THOMAS SWAMI,
myl-lt Governor.
si-tA aH4 .ei te
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Embroderes and constant succession artistic move
ties, with other useful and entertaining literature
No person of refinement, economical housewife or lady
Of taste afford to do without the model monthly
Single copes 80 cents back numbers, specimens 10
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premium; two copies $780, three copies $3.50; five
copies, Sl2 and splendid premiums for clubs at s. cach
with the first premiums to each subscriber.
aS-A new Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine for 20
subscribers at 50 each.
Address W. JENNINGS DEM0REST,
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AN AcT

To authorize the Co 'ptrollcr of the Treasury to
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Moro Phillips and Baughs Phosphates, etc
Lime from the kilns and Burnt Lime when Or
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-07

..,,av nonaef cen on their meanings azeer Wniga
ws are satisfied yeu viii come % the eoncias'on
~ IA ana aseist your fallow-werkmen in ectaln-
;nr posisions for The lourneymeaD copers o tne
SAFE AZ Illinois. that will be ereuitaOle hefeaE
~ for the coopers of the city Of Chicago TO
be prosperous, the first thing We bave &C -eeom-
plish Is. 70 curtaiI OF entirely do away witt he
manufacture Of barrels ID the penitentiaries OF
Michigan City aud Joliet In order 70 have
that dangerous and criminal competition done
away with, that ia staring rs in the faae every
tune We ask for an advance In wages. or when
our smployeFa wish 70 reduce our wAges, we
must Dc away With this sboHinabis system OF
having convict labor coming 10 competition WITH
free, honest labor. The next reform, NE viii
have to introduce viii be to do away With hay
ing 81 many srRIKxs. !,
This incessant resort 10 strikes is Foolish. and
has been detrimental 70 the welfare Of the work
ing classes In general atd eoopers In particu-
lar and II is sheer impossibility TO accom-
plish any Of these much ne eded reforms unless
We have good strong organization, and every
member willing and ready TO help along and de
M duty ike a man. Then, and not I'LL them
NAV We expect to see coopering what 1t ought TO
be You NAV sav that the organisations OF the
past did not accomplish anything that vas ben
efcial 70 the journeymsn eOopers We ackno"-
ledge thai they did not, and whys FIRST be-
cause they we're gotten up tor no ether purpose
than for strikes AID debating to employers; aud
secondly, the members did mos hare the deter
,n:nation to carry their point. They are desti-
t.te OF the enthusiasm that always Is on the side
OF an honorable and just cause.
Now, hoping that you will conclude to join
our union. aud lend us a helping hand. and re-
peatng the old motto United We stand, ii
vided we fall" we remain as ever,
Yours respectfully,
Tux CooPKRs' Protective UNION, CHIcAGo.
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FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
AND STOCK RAISING,

thesegands prssenistunsurPaSsed advantages Farmers
the drnsty settled portions Of cider States,
are selling their valuable farms and are nov max
lng nvestmens 10 these cheaner lands. which produce
with larger pros and 70 s>grestsr extent the Gapls
crops % mn1on an the Northern ard Middle States
Among the most profitable ICES II weaitn Is tuao
cattle rsssEHg and the business has become Immense.
Out Of s. s5 cattle received last week IN the New YORK
a0s from Illinois, and the beef tt-ned on
these praires is conceded 70 be the best in America
Sheep .iyiye ~sI, requiring fodder but short
and cheese iagtories being successfully established
along the whole line,
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ADiaiculry Overcem..

One great diikeulty experienced in the use
q asarly oil kinds Of sewing machines, 4
found IN setting and properly adjusting .hs
needles. This diiRcnity ii the. resull az 4.
Elective constrnctior; defect which Il ~,
United 10 any one machine o. claea az
mAchines-but which is common 10 All er.
cepung one--the Wilcox &r(7ibbs. IN this
mschine, that difficulty Is entirely overcome
- seenshy the following decision:
"The needle j. secured to its plaes by 4
pstentoa device, which renders il selfed.
iHsting, 30 that neither skill nor experience
10 pecessaFy in getting ik Dssiaiom IN fAl
JsasessPt a's @Cssat bland Fsgk zrial.o
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ISsE@uBt BUlLnRas.--We direct especial az
teudon to the communication OF "Aa Old Sub
scriber, setting forth the Gauss q The insecu-
rity Of so many Of our public buildings IL Is
from The pen Of a practical mechanic, who knows
vbat he is talking about, and viii be found WeIl
worthy Of a careful pellsal
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CITY MATTERS.

"a u var REsr.--B. rant and Strtt'ou' : Chi
COCO Rnsines UnIxersits, is ackpcwleeged 70
40 the beat training scheol for y0cng men "a sne
country. Bookkeeping, PeamanshiP, Co'nmar
cia Arithmetic Commercial Law, CoFresPot'
luce and Telegraphing. Are taught tborosgnly;
Far Papers, Circulars, etc, address Bryant @no
StrattS =. Chicago, III.
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FRUIT CROWN G.

An way Of making money out or the soi Il In the
culture OF Fruit in Southern Illinois, The peach egon
exe-ds 200 miles North OF Cairo and from Is supplied
the markets Of a the cities the Upper Mississippi
the Lakes the products Of arst Of the season
al kinds Of fruits and berries Cold fortunes are
being made from this Dnssiivss rALsnet ard Industry
being the heavier portos. e the capital required.
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TERMS or PAYMENT.

These lands offered ut from 81 70 e19 per
acre. (witn few tracts higher ngresJ rated
cordsng 70 quality and to stations The sales
during the rast rear have bern 2ie 500 ss2s
actual settlers. The lands remaining nnsod arr equal
in every respect 10 those already dispossd *. aa
These lands arssOla on credit for cash. deduc-
ton Of ten per the price made those
who purchase for cash
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-07

WaAr ~ ant AArTER-DurIng the past week,
.be all OF tie ADVOCATE has been carried by
sfr different persons. What's in the sind
six changes in one week, may DO very well for
Postmaster Sherman, but it Is 4 source Of great
snnoyancs 70 the public.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-07

MyoaAMcs INsrlrurE.-There will 5a regu-
iar ueeiing OF this body on Tuesday evening
March 10Th. at room 3, Masonic Hall, at half
past z o'clock A. business OF the utmost i'm
nortaRce viii be brought before tue meeting, 9
fuu att,ndauce is requested. Mechanics do not
Gail 10 be on hand
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-07

PRIsEETAuoN-Last Saturday forenoon Mr..
a. b Langley, the popular foreman Of the ''Tri-
me" news room, was presented by the compo-
stors Of tnat establishment, with magnificent
iver plated tea service OF fourteen pieces, the
occasion being the anniversary Of his eleventh
firth dsy, De having been born on the z9tb Of
February, 1924
TIE presentation speech was made by vi.
'ampoeil, Who referred, in appropriate language,
y tAy 7.eas4ut relations 20 long existing between
Hr Langley AMI those under bis immediate
barge, and assured him that the testimonial just
resented was given, as much in recognition Of
iis qualities as a man, as his impartality a
orsman.
Mr. Langley, who was quite taken By surprise.
banked them for their substantial token OF re-
gard and assared them that in the future as in
he past 60 would be bis Nim to 40 Justice alike
% employer snd employed sud although he
VA frequently differed from many OF his friends
ie bad been always ready to relraet "ken con
ucsJ that W. had heen il error. Again he
naaked them for their magnificent gift.
n il needless 10 add we are pie ased to record
.@ss transactions, anil wish to add our congra-
nations to those Of bis many friends, while we
assure him the ADVOCATE trusts he may li,r TO
be the recipient Of many such favors.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-07

TAKE CARE or THE PUcE, ASD THE PoUSDs
Sill TAT Carr or TRENsELvEs.--We do not
lelieve there is a mechanic in this city who has
yer made deposit in Savings iss,itution,
there are some thonsands,l who has not
.rperienced the truth OF this proverb, That
every little makes muckle" many a man who
)wns A house and 10. In this city, through bis
vi industry has learned to his satisfaction
Now. il i not 50 generally known as it should
De, that toe Merchants, Farmers and heehsp-
cs savings Bsnk Of this citg. Is prepared to
advance certain proportion of its funds to
those depositors ol small means who have accu-
INFLATED "a the institution sufficient to psy
FOR lot Of ground, and desire 20 borrow some
thing more TO aid them 10 erecting buildings to
9e used as permanent homes for themselves and
antilles, BY which means the expense Of house
'ent j. saved III repayment Of said amount
Being made Il monthly instruments, little or nc
inconvenience is experienced, while SIX per cent.
interest il allowed on the amount pail IN. Az
% evidence TO what extent the nechasics Of
This city have availed themselves Of this priv.
eye, We mas mention the fact that sos, 400. ~
sums OF $500 and urxArds, is already iosnsd on
these conditions ard just in proportion Is the
deposits increase will the institution be enabled
70 enlarge is field Of usefulness
As the building season approaches, we hope
those Of our reAlsrs vino have failed t., do their
duty in This respect win make commencement
st once, 80 that When sickness or adversely over.
lakes them, they wiIl-be independent "a The char
isy Of the world or their friends for support
Deposits Of one dollar being accepted, there l.
scarcely workman in this city who cannot AZ.
ford to make such investment every week.
Try il, and you win never have cause for regret.
Mr.. 5. Myers, who has been long known as hav
ing practical sympathy with the working class,
sai shown bis faith by bis works, win be happy
TO furnish all particular required. The Insti,
tuition is located at IL South Clark street.
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Those az our subscribers who receive their
papers marked X Ia blue pencil, may accept il
e . notification that their subscriptions have
srpi,ed ana tnat UnIeass sssi's~ss a'elr papers
Win b stopped forthwith.
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SrcEssloE from every name and
kind Of SaIerstus exoeptthe aBest Chemical
SaIerAtuA" This is the kind to use On every
ecssicn, for u Is always uniform and perfect
aud alwAyA holds out weight
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-07

r FHENEY, Constable, paws particular at
tension to the foreclosure OF ehattel mortgages,
rgplevin, writ o. attachment serving summons
a. OHce, 1917 and 100 Madison street.
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Ass NETTING OF CARPESrsEs We under
stand arrangements are being peveeesed 20 call
public mass netting OF the carpenters and
jolners Of this city at an early day. Full psrti
Glars III our next
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The Title 40 these Lands 10 Clear.
and In Fee, simple from the

Coaiis found In great ahsndspce. sad furnished at
the lowest RATS Of transportation Lumber Ia obtained
from Chicago, and The forests Of Southern Illinois,
well a. from those bordering all the streams Gram Is
shipped in bulk Tram all stations. Tins saving the
pense and trouble Of bsgging.
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RIcRAAD TRHvELLIcK, oI State u Michigan.
o. d, DAnv. 81 Louis No
D. LKoxARD, 0berlin. Ohio.
WV r. JKssrv Ne.w YORK. City.
B. >. NrErFr, BAtiEoss, Nd
q J. s~sS'N-ns, Bsnalo' -.
X. p. hAPKs, x Rochester NJ u.
LAwKKxcB snlTa Fort Wayne Ind -
r. L. MAs4IE, Wilmington, Dol
r. THnaxK, Amhoy, III.
j. NIELsos CertraliA, III.
VIZ. n. FoLEx, Lockport, III.
VIZ. HARTlKY, BioolnDgt0n, III.
VIZ. RAMsKTLL, EIgfn, IN.
W.. B. HAcxNEr. Aurora, III.
Dawn CAsgxER, Rockford, III.
JAMES DoYLE, Peoria, Ill
FxASE Hvp-ox, Springfield. III
TH0AAs DKLAEI, Milwaukee, Wis
JOHN TAYLOR, Racioe, Wis. ta .f
rwos. moons NatertowD, Wis
W. 7. MAkTlz, Whitewater. VITA
r. II. RoDoLF, Quincy, H.
ALKxAsDkR MASON, Fsnd1iae, Wh
PkrER KARcE, Portage City, Wis
A II. POTTER, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JANss MoKD.N, Davenport, Iowa.
!. 6. MOSS, Dubuque, lows.
y. ]. SrAEToE, kankAkte, III.
r y, BAER- Houston, sx sA
JAMns BAfcBus, Louisville, Ky.
G. W. GIBs0E, Norwich, Conn.
WN. II. LEE, Richmond, Va.
WIN. B. ILRs, Augusta. Ga
@. r HKwIrr. wanpnn, Wis.
JoHN SoHu EssLEg, Lafayette, IndienA.
JcHS FEIrEs, MisbaWaka Indiana.
Csc. WnEY, south Bend, nd.
ABnL p, BoorK, Lapnrte Ind.
JoHx wILEIsoN, Evansville, Ind.
J. Ii. TUEsER, Logansport, Ind.
c. IA. QUnBY, Wheeling, W. Virginia
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A Special Fruit Express Train
REFRIGERAToR CARS

% Cblesgo leaving southe Illinois every evening
During the straw berry daily average Of FIVE
received ard the peach crop supplies from teen
twenty Ave cars, Of about 500 boxes each, every
rnerniag, 70 the Chicago market alene.
SOC coo OF land suited to the growing Of fruits
and the finest wheat yet f-- sale.
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H4u TO LFr.--The Trades Assembly Hail.
i5s South CLARK street. j. for reat seven nights
! each month. For particulars inquire a. 'he
ApvccArE Office.
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Local Notices.

INSURE IN TIE REPUBLIc ISsURAEUx COMPANY
Of Chicago. ss.as
PAPER HAseLEGs AND WINDOW SHApEA-
Latest Styles. at 7. E RIG BYs,ss Randolph
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.rHE CLtw .. "a - HEALTHY.

and taxes lower than in any other state. chnrbs and
schools Of all grades abound Throughout .s length and
breadth.
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why snters-in hi. loaih.Ons disease when relief can
b. obssinsds We thoss every day who are suffer
ing from cssah to surh an extent. that the Air Pas
ssses Ia thu head partly dsconposed condition.
The nose ana throat aied with su.h mass ofeorrups
that they objects Of disu,. to themselves
and q ply 10 thass With whcn they a.,oeiAse.1
ch-sne CaaArrh usually sn-css The heal. f.oees and
bronchial tubes. It s invariably c4u-sd by humorsi
inaamrstOry bseod by which the mucous me sbrane 3
made sore Or lnasmsd, producing eOpous srrsicn Of
vscid matter. n be prodncea by Scr usala IN me
blood IL almost certain 10 end in oonsu p.IOu uAlss.
speedily cured, because Il is Impossible to earireay pre-
u. matter from running down The bronchial into
the air vsciea and such 81 cor4tin tus-s or soa
ns prperty Of As matter contact with the delicate lin
ings Of the cells at snCe irritation and invite.
the humora properties Of the blood to deposit therein
Tuberces and Ulcers.
caarrh aluOs slwsys attends Consumption, and re
quenty leads 70 IT,:
La ozyEsnissd Air we hsvs .po.Bti,s eare ssr thi.
disease. The remedy taksn ~ inhAiatiOs.
directly into the Iupss aud through them carried into
tA blood tkas - the blood viii carry IL, II
49, - pars. stAs sssa. deeompO'iaE the impure
Alag d . i.: n .A= . nssss !.
4snss from the system. Thus
"a Of the diss.ss ia removed. and
isssIfnassfalio~.
Isses On. osSnnsr We treat and RADICALLY Bron-
chs and Consumption. Let suffering from these
diseases despair Of relief. you are too far away 10
visit once see rs personally write description
ofyour symptoms. and forward 70 the address bsiow.
Send for circular, which gives full description Of
-uH sFs H4a
Out q Che many thousands Of testimonials rsesivea
pubish the following =
ts-a
d. Q. L. sIosD, t es
#iS ## 4s4ry
Dear Sir: lssrs % In regard give you my Testimony
to the value q your scientific .yssm Of treating catarrh
and diseases q ths Respiratory organs have usea
your remedy oxyseniaed Air." my practice for the
la. year with complete have cured the ~or.i
form 81 caterrh, and majority Of the cases Of Bron
+
chiss and Consumption r their advanced stages. Iun
qaaliedIy pronounce 'oxygenized Air the Creates
boon ever yet conferred upon our suffering race, and
Aspe shs day IL not far dsan. when every intsIiseui
physician win adopt your system Ia the treatment of Al
forms chronse affections
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TIE REFUBLic Issuance CoEPASr--Among
che excellent Eoue institutions with which Chi
caeo Z blessed, none surpsss in poiut Of relia
1uitv on promptness in payment Of losses, this
standard company. To the working clauses
peoiaily it presents inducements Of no ordinary
character. which are certainly far ia advance Of
most Of those presented by our foreign conpa
gies inducements too, which do not nccessitat'
che reference o. every~olaim TO Headquarters
THE officers are gentlemen Of the highest bus
ness integrity aud standing, while the names Of
.Le sgo1 sholders are guarantee ~ its ability u
,aest all claims .Ompdy and in good faith The
local agents are Messrs Blaka Barrett, cor
Lasalle and Randolph streets. ..
M4kE INK ApsLIc fuoS As . reply 70 the
coutemptible hognds wac are continually bark
.ag Al ou. heels, we commend a perusal Of the
following anedeOte: In village in the north Of
England, a body or biacksmiths had assembled
Ia The tavern, as wa their wont at the close OF
The week 70 indulge II their mug Of alf and 'aif
One Of tiem declined to join his comrades, Oh
- i he INDUCED. when he go.
20 Wosld belt him with the
hat you sa--. responded
w K my wife were
vould break every
'.''''v d. g. hOuld do SO, was
-'' 's. r, n Asow II PHASES aER and il don't
is,t ne
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THE CcoPKAs ADDREsA--BeIow vepsssent the
address Of the CO.. pens Of tins city to their fell
low EOrkmen. While d does not, By any msans,
meet She case, we rejoice 70 know that move
has been made ia The right directiOa. It reads
A follows. INV ss4sA II $50
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Authorized Agents Tor HE Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for The Advocate. Any
moneys paid 70 them win be duly acknow-
ledred:
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FELLoW WoaExES In offering yuh thess few
49, ,h.t rSur csreful peFasaI, we ahosRsly
AOPs read them with eSEe and
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GARDEN STATE Of AMERICA.

hIs well known fact thst while only shout one-hfth
Of the tabe acres Illinois Jet under cultivation
is agricultural products already exceed those Of
other state. The wonderful fertility Of the soil yielding
such the hnsbaDdmAu for his labo-
tbs machinery 50 extensive used in reducing the cost
Of production and the small expense - the producer ID
the transportation Of bic products TO market, all combine
to make farming IN Illinois safe, and profitable
pursuit.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-30
Pain Killer q Cure for Diptheria


All interested, please read the following
extract from a letter from Mrs. Ellen B. Ma
son, vie of Bet, Franeis Mason, Z ounghoo,
Birmah.: - ssaay fsa 60 s75s Sc g.
.a.y.a Ny son was taken violently sick
With diptheria, cold .chills, burning fever,
and sore throat. I counted one morning
ten little yesicles in his throat, very white,
and his tongue, towards che root, just like a
Watermelon, full of seeds; the remainder
coated as thick as knife blade. So many
children have died around here, | was afraid
70 call physician, and thought would try
your Pain Killer for gargle, with small
doses inwardly. l did so, and found the
gargle invariably cut off the vesieles, and
he raised them up. often covered with blood.
He was taken on Sunday on Wednesday
his throat was dlear, and his tongue rapidly
clearing off. I also used it as Eminent,
with castor oil and hartshorn, for his neck
1t seemed to me a wonderful cure, and
can ont wish it could be known to the many
poor mothers in our land who are losing 80
many children by this dreadful disease.
have found your Pain Killer one of the
most valuable medicines ever used in Bur
NAH. Once | was stuns by very large
black scorpion the pain was Undesirable
Immediately applied the Pain Killer, (for
nevrr travel without it, again and again,
and in half an hour my foot was well.
l. may24dwl I'm. SIS -.ag s.