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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26

Dkop in to Kaler, Bowen & Merrilps, No.
| ant Breasts they are sell'-g for % cents.
Those Nohhy Hes for cents.
Those large White Nubias for 25 cents
That big line of Nobby Handkerchiefs.
Those nice French Flowers 10 cents
Those beautiful fancy Feathers they are sol.
ling so cheap
Those Children's Corsets for 81 cents and
$113. noy25dn
THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use
of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Comple1
ion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sunburn,
Freckles and Tan disappear where it is ap-
piled, and beautiful Complexion of pure,
satin-like texture is obtained. The plainest
features are made to glow with Healthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the
thing thai produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure it for 70 cents at any of our
stores.
LYONS KArhI1RoN is the best Hair Dress
ing aov23eod&w4w.
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DIRECTORY CAUTION.

BOSTON, Nov. 20, 1869.
Inc pubic ale cautioned against giving orders tol
nrectories or Advertisements in them to any person.
VINO az me present time represent themselves as
"s'rs ior the New ENGLAND Business Directory, as
,o., not issue another edition until January 1,
field on that work, shall have none I'M neo,,v
year from this time.
SAMPSON, DAVENPo->r g. 20
Directory Publishers,
AZ Congress street, Bos,v-
P.S,-We have at present no agents canvas sing
for any work except the NEW YORK STATE DIREC-
TORY and the LOWELL DIRECTORY.
no25sn2w s., d. & Co.
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Memoir ANDA.

Sch Splendid. OF Portland, dragged ashore during
the gale OF the Goth. Jewelis Island and is q total
wreck.
The wrecks OF schs Mary Elizabeth. of Ellsworth
and Alice X, OF Hancock, ashore at Gouceser) have
been sold at auction.
Brig A NJ Roberts, before reported ashore at Tar.
paulin Cove has been hauled off and is to be taker
to New Bedford'tor repairs.
Sch Sarah z Woodbury., from Bucksport for Balti
more, which got ashore on Body Island, has beer
hauled off and taken to Norfolk. Her keel ana stern
post are damaged and she will 60 on the railway fol
repairs.
Sch Yantc, OF Portland. and Br scbs Addie Cowan
and VIM Gregory, which were driven ashsre al
to be broken up.
Holyhead, Nov II. The Am barque Cuba Capt
Prince, from New York tor dublin with wheat, got
ashore yesterday evening back OF the North Break
water, and is total wreck. Five seamen only were
saved. The captain hi. wife and two children were
drowned The bodies OF Capt and three seamen
have been found.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26

The Suez Canal was opened to save time
and money; 100 Federal street is open six days
in the week from Z a. m. to 8p. M, where
not only time and money but the perplexity of
wearing an ill-Gtting garment is spared, as no
article is allowed to leave the store that is net
a perfect fit and fashion to each customer
Fancy you can have nice Refer made to or
der for $50; overcoat, $25; suits $25 to $40.
M. H. REDDY, Proprietor
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Special Meeting.

q SPECIAL Meeting OF Stockholders of the Cum
"a berland Bone Co., will be held m tbe afscs N
eue treasurer, y Union Wharf, en- Thhrsdly, De.
cem 1 z, at o'clock P. M 10 see IL the company
VIII wore 10 increase the Capital Stock and act On
them.
Portland, November 20. 1899.
nO2std- GIO. w. HAMMOND Clerk
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THE WOODWARD
Gas Ca2'bOniSer, Purifier,
and -EcOpO7niSer!

BETTER LIGHT, LESS HEAT, No SMOKE,
DECREASED Cost, AND PURE ATMOs-
PHERE.
Manufactured, sold and put up by the Maine Gas
Caroor.izing Co.
c. e. BACHELOR & Co., Agents.
Portland Office, at LEVI s. BROWNS STORE,
Corner Federal and Temple SITS. nol5sntt
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26

Mr.. EDIToR,-Surposing Washington had
died December 81, 1893, (Which as your cores
breathed his last in the closing year of the
century? By my arithmetic, 1900 was the last
year of the eighteenth century; so that the
argus paragraph was wrong in its fact and its
reckoning, too. TT
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nr<sl2l Notice.

Mr.. CHAs. w SHANNON successor to Eugene F.
johnson. Oreaaist and Teach of Music, is now
ready to APPLICATIONS from these DESTROYS vf
res living INSTRUCTION in music.
lessons TO commence as soon as class is formed,
Orders les at VIM. G. Twomblys Music Stor,,
Evobonoestreet. mol SsntI
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II Bare Chance.

yY,IIE subscriber offers for sale the Farm formerl,
/ owned by Capt. VIM. Bucknam, situated at
Yarmouth ioresife, one mile from the seashore and
one and halt miles from Yarmouth Falls IN con
tains about sixty acres, a part of it under hiob
state of cultivation; excellent buildings in good re-
pair; valuable orchard; plenty OF water, and
reas nable ~
no26dltwSt. w.. E. BUCHANAN, on the Farm.
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Batcbelor,s Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
stantaneous no Disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; nvgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black-Rd ~,
Sold by all Drueasts and -"--"ust N HssoSA'
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$40 400, to ~hip Owners,

A MASTEl : who can furnish satis'ac references
"A as 10 eharaiter and ability, and whp we-ld
advance wenty thousand dollars in cash Assires
hrSt-class employment Address,
capt. N. :. TRUEL, Boston =. o., Mass.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. "a, Mr.. william Kicker.
aged So Years q days. Boston and Bangor papers
please copy.1
Funeral services on Friday afternoon. at o'clock.
at his late residence in Cape Elizabeth Friends and
relatives are invited to attend
In Bath. Nov. 10. w. A. Klnes and Miss E. A.
Crawford, both of Westport.
In Bath, Nov. IS, Francis L. Coney, OF Augusta,
and Emma j. Armstrong, Of Bath.
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A FACT WORTH KNowING.-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Goats and other Rubber arti-
Giles can be repaired in neat substantial man
ner at Halls Rubber Store under Falmouth
Hotel, Re
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI N r N EWS.
20 RI OF PRTL Nd.
Thursday, Nov. %

Thursday, Nov. 25.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CarlOtta, Colby Halifax, Ms, with mdse
and passengers. to John Porteous.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for EastpoIt
and st John. NIB.
Brig Kate, tBr) Hunt, Maitland, NS.-plaster for
a market,
Sch P Blake OBJ O'Brien. Walton, NS,-paster
for a market.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston.
Sch Ali gator. Wooster, Calais tor Providence, was
into of Hog Island last night, by sch More Light,
oil Calais had mainsail torn mainboom carried away
and sustained other damage.
Sch More Light, Bradford Calais for New York,
with loss OF jbboom, having been in collision with
schr Alligator.
Sch Wild Rose. Yeaton. Steuben.
Sch Sun eam King. fremont.
Sch Emene. Roberts, Wiscasset.
Sch w Brown, Stone, Rockport.
Sch Helen Mari, Warren. IsOckport-lme to Jos
Wescott & Son.
Sch Gazelle, Wnslow, Bath.
Sch Gen Grant, Berry, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, New York-Hen-
ry Fox.
Sch Merlin, tBr) Coffin, 1horne's Cove, NS-L Cat
comb.
Sch Alice Fox, Adams, Tanyier-J Freeman.
LAUNCHED-At Columbia Fla Is Doth inst, from
the yard OF j H CrandUn. a doube-deck brig OF AIS
tons, owned by Capt Albert Carter. (who is to COM
mand herr and others.
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THrnD PARISH. An adjourned business
meeting of the Third Parish, will be held at
the vestry of the Central Church, this Frido,
evening, Nov. 26, at IL o'clock.
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TO l. Il T..

HOUSE in Dyer,s Block on Hanover Street. con-
IL tanning IL rooms, arranged for two families,
also, one tenement in same block, rooms low rent
to good tenants. Apply 10
Afford DYER,
27i Market Square.
Nov. 16, $50. noy17dsntf
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WANTED.

hhree Rooms without Board
TWO. of the rooms must be adio;niuo The attn.
post ,,si III ust be within five mimi es' walk OF the
no Oge. Address ORCHARD"
ut" Press Office.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

Essays nor Houug Men, on the evils OF SELF
Nth certain help for the erring and
OF charge. Address e''pes' nee
49, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
sop-'SN u@ WON Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,
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10 Let.
REICk Dwelling house No 80 Lincoln ST. yer,
- Convenient. Rent moderate. wy
n MSpy 10 EDw,D II. BURGIN.
uo 40 Commentaries
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Don't be Imposed Upon |

A VERY poor imitation of my Steam Refined
"A 1ripe is now being brought to this market, hut
all the art OF the proprietor cannot make 1t like
mine. which you have been supplied with for nrne
years; enqu lie my Steam Refined Tripe and buy
no other.
C.. ". BELKNAP.
noo6xiw
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 25th, brig j Bckmore Henley,
Cardenas. Reports. 18th inst, lat Al 25 lon 10 10.
encountered violent gale. during which carried
rudder and sprung aleak. Was obliged to break the
cargo aft in order to stop the leak.
Ar at Matanzas 10th, brig r Hasell Portland.
AR at HALIFAX 23d, brig Abbie 1itcomb Iitcomb,
from - tor Philadelphia.
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neai N, n montgomery Perkins New Orleans
bnye ,or p u. barque Metis, smith, from Gotten
'u's wi DoSSon' mas put back with loss OF sails.
SPOKEN
, Oct 10 lat n, lon 2s W. baror. FL. A.. g.
diff tor Rio Janeiro 'que Egetia, from Jar
sr NOV lat rs lon 49, ship Gen Mcclellan from Ly
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HANCOCK COUNTY,
KENNEBEC COUNTY

in Surry owned by P. s. and J. A. Miliken
were burned Saturday night Nov. 14th. Par.
tially insured
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26

When you visit Boston,
call at the store of T. E. MOSELEY G. CO., 293
Washington street, Opposite Jordan, Marsh & Co's)
where you will find complete stock of Boots Shoes
and Slippers, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
New Style Boots
for LADIES and MISSES WEAR, very STYLISH Ito be
fond only at
BUTLER & REEDS, No. IL Market Square.
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An unsuccessful attempt was made to roI
the store of Towle & Nye, of Hallowell, las
Wednesday night, by young man named
Walter Scott, who gained entrance through
a cellar dIain.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Columbia Fa Is 20th inst, from
Yard of j H CrandUn. a dOube-deck brig OF AIS
, owned by Capt Albert Carter. (who is to COM
q herr and Others
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II Or4ingman's SdrOrats
The Norkingman's Song.

work. boyS. work I've doomed 70 labor
Let sorrow never fnd as in It. way;
The shovel md the pillow mphtier than the sabre
And II we strive In earnest, shall surely win the
day.
Work, boys, work our prospects are increasing
The star Of hope iuminatei the sky:
With perseverance, nov. q d labor never ceAsilg
We will reach the gosl Of rest by and b..
Work boys, work the holidays are coming
Be patient and sh bearing the time 1. drawing near
The cnariot wheels Of freedom are humminx hu mining
humming,
Work boys, work the time will soon be here.
work, boys, work there's something still to cheer n,
As We toll in the weather We, aud cold;
There's an angel with promise ever US,
And we've health, more desirA ble than gold.
Work, Toys. work. wea thy net fhbors wonder.
That people Nil thus their lives away;
But the ows striking shall rend the chains
der
That bind Us down in poverty to-day.
Work, boys, work the holidays coming
Be patient and fOrbearDg the time ia drawing near,
The cha otwh ssls Of freedom humming humming
humung,
Work, boys, work the time will be Eere.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-12-04
A New Monetary System,

CHAPTER IV.-SEcrIoS !.

4
itCHE AMOUNT OF SPECIE OWNED BY THE
BANKS, AND THE INTEREST PAID ny THE
PEOPLE ON BANK LOANS.
4 tcoSnHUKD)
L The people furnish double the security to
smake the bank-nOtes safe that they give to
leach other in the ordinary purchase and
ssale of products. The farmer sells his pro-
lduce to the miller or merchant on credit !;
Aths miller sells his -four, the wool grower
1his wool, and the manufacturer his goods
mostly on two, four. SIX, eight, ten and
twelve months credits to city merchants,
who re sell them on like credits to other
Getty or country merchants, and these dis
pose Of them chiefly on credit, to farmers,
mechanics and other consumers. Farm ers,
mechanics and merchants, in ordinarily
good credit, can buy goods on their own
responsibility and their purchases are gene
rally limited only by their own discretion.
But they cannot take book accounts to the
banks, and get bank-notes in exchange on
the responsibility of the man who owes the
money. Notes offered for discount must
have only certain time to run, must be
drawn by men known to the directors to be
responsible, and indorsed by one or two
others in equally good credit. Thus the
people do give at least double the security
to make the bank-notes safe to circulate as
money that they do to secure themselves
against loss in the sale of the products Of
their own labor. Yet they pay to the banks
FIVE or six times more than fair equivalent
for the material and labor to make and ex-
change the bank-notes for the indorsed
notes and this is total loss to the pro
ducing classes, and a clear gain to the
banks.
We will now estimate the proportion Of
capital stock furnished in specie by the
stockholders of the banks in the State Of
New York, and the proportion furnished by
the balancing power of paper against paper
The following table, taken from the State
Register, shows how much Of the State
currency, in 1914 and I845, was based
upon specie, and how much was based upor
paper notes
The workingman's advocate., 1869-12-04

hydrogen II bleacbes indigo end litmus'
almost insSantaneously; it forms charac-
teristic salt with soda -ts.
HAMILTON E. FOwLER, Of New York,
has invented spirit level which rotates
horizontally, measuring heights at different
points without moving the tripod.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-12-04
MACHINISTs.
MOL RS.

IRON MOLDERS' COOPERATIVE AM
IL PROTECTIVE UNION, NO. g. Of CineinraH0
meets every alternate Saturday night At ConSlelir
Hall, Nos p and 26 West 9th 81.
JAMES A. PAGE, President
9. @. WHEELER, Recording Secretary
We viii not be responsible for money sent * en- n
Post Office W der, Draft, or Express.
Address all communicaIions 70
q. T.. SHANNON, Face 1ir,,,
EIHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ No. 23, meets at the Trades Assembly Hall
Randolph street. be Franklin and MArtet Er,tu
every FRIDAY svenin 4t5 "A o'clock.
T. LYscH, Preaidsrt
MARTIN ScULLT. Rec. Secretary.
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ENGINEERS g. FlREMEN

no THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCONl
IL TIVE ENGINEERs.-An Engineers desrcu,
starting Divisions Of the Brotherhood are recue
to address y. NJ. RaynOr, p. o. Box 1922, Roche,
New York, by whom all necessary information Will n
furnished. 3. r. MUDGE, II. G. Az.
Fort Wayne d
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
I'D ENGINEERS, Chicago Division. NJ 10 u-t
every Saturday, at 1880 P NJ At their Hail. Room Id
No l5o South Clark street. Members Of the Order ~
respectfully invited 70 attend
o. c. PARKFR, C.E
n. F. STORI. Z. Al
Z g. R.oWE, Cor. sec'ry, Chicago, Illinois
II LOCOMOTIVE FIREMENS' UNION nv
IL II, meets twice MONTH at their room in to-as.
Wis. THos LIrTLE, stcreiar-
A. @. KEsIsTOy Master
Correspondence WITH other union. requested
EIREMENS' UNION No. I6, MEETS EE
IL cry FRIDAY Evening, at $50 state Corue ei
Twelfth Street. Correspondence with sister uuiori
-equested r. 0. DRAwtA 60J0.
J. LoCKEY. Master
q. W. BRowE, Cor and Yin. se.s
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Fares still further reduced. New York to GLASGOW
Liverpool or Londonderry, Cabins, $4,000 and $3.50;
Steersge, 10 Londonderry Glasgow $50. IneeFmedi-
ate s. extra Passenger booked all cities
and towns on the Continent Of rope.
GLASGOW or Londonderry TO chicago, 5000.
agent BY mali. Apply to
JAMES WARRACK. Agent.
Southeast corner Madison and La Sale Streets Chlcago
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

THE OLDEST AND BEST.
The very greatest waatin the Of to-
day. is an able, fearless Outspoken paper, untrammeed
independent AnG truly devoted the cau-e reform
Such paper ia the WOAKneAAN's ADVOCATE Many
efforts have been made within ten years past TO start
such paper. Every Of these efforts, up to within
short time have failed II 10 ry to speak Of
the cause Of such failure; 1t is enough know that
this time there paper OF all those started
that has claims National organ. The WoRkIEe-
MAE's ADvocArE has been published for years.
having surmOunted all the obstacles that led the fail
Of the many other efforts made BY various ptes
many parts Of the country The ADVOCATE is now up
nrm basis perfectly from the possibility Of
failure people subscribe it and feel sure
that hey will lose their money they have 50 many
times In the past The only the OLDEST
the LAReEsr and the paper in the country
ed TO the interests Of Labor Reform is not only now
upon nrm financial basis. but It is published By men
whose record friends Of the Reform movement
is sucn furnish guarantee the paper will re-
main the champion of the reform movement under apy
and all circumstance.
The Advocate will ever be q sentinel upon ihe
wachtoWer TO guard the interests Of the people
While sighting every species of wrong 1t shall be aim
seek the froU which new the many dIsor-
ders Of society An0make vigOrous war upon them,
great aim uin be strike the root Of y We
will advocate change In the monetary system
Of the country upon the principles and through the
means embraced in the Platform the National Labor
Union We shall advocate the adoption the National
Government, Of land policy, taking the ground
that not smother Of the public domain should be
disposed Of 10 any company corporation person upon
any terms whatever, except in small parcels to actual
sette We IhaI favor taxing all uncultivated lands
and ce elng all companies. corpora persons
holding lands BY government grant. to put the in
the market at prices el25 per acre within
given time and in case Of failure 90 to do the land to
revert back to the We shall advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank system-the call
ing in of the whole National Bank crculation-snd issu
ing Its place treasury certn Gates, convertible into
bonds, bearing low interest," and versa, at
the will the holder We shall advocate Labor De-
psrtment at Washington such a. 10 contemplated In the
resolutions adopted in the last session Of the National
Labor Union. We shall advocate Cooperation in any
and every form in which can be applied to proudc-
lion and distribution. We shall advocate the shorten
ing OF the hours or labor in every department ot indus
try. We shall advocate stringent apprentice law in
every State and entire revolution in the system Of
Prison Labor in every State.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges to the
Vol kingwOmen Of country. Our motto shall be,
Equal and exact Justice to ell" people We sAlI advO-
ate the
The workingman's advocate., 1869-12-04
CARPENTERS & JoTNERs.

A NARPEN IERS AND JOiNERS' UNION
~ NO. 4 Of Albany, N v meets ~ u State Ssresl
every uesday evening OfFiCsss--T Q FLTTS, Pre-
silent Walter Green, Wee Pre,i,niS Peter Laird, q
Vice Presid nj; Jrme- Lee, treasurer; T. j. UNsH
Rec. Sec; rhnma- Lsuah-n. Financial SrCretaTy JM
Bruley, Assi-tabt; John K Finch Local Dei uiy. Pos
Office hox 93. Ahant, n. "
( NARPENTERS' AND JOINERS' UNION
~ No. 81, of Cincinnati Ohio. meets every Tuesdr
evening nAlf past seven O'clock al their Hal % Wer
Fifth Street. 2. D. Box g. 253
JANIS STEWAET, Presdcu.
ErsEAS NoEAHAE. Cor. s.rv
4 IARPENTERS' AND JOINERS' Pr
~ TECTIVE UNION, OF CHICAGO, meets sV'l
WEDNESDAY, evening, 1T Trades Assembly Hal 30
Randolph Street, at hAlf-nast seven o'clock
j. 3. Mc6RAW. PleSdeni.
2. w. WALKER, Cor Sec. 5c6 Burnside street.
MHLIAN j. MoHABAN, Rec. See, rs HUB ard street
Z. J. O'BKIhS. Fin. Sec. 96 West Polk street.
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PUDOLERs.
TRADES DIRECTORY.

RRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
- meets every Tuesday evening, N halfpa'i ''s
o'clock, a. Trades Assembly Hail. 237 RyndOlrh sHr
J. ". JoHNsJN, Presdeti
JoHS AEGLK, Cor Sec'y
B Cox. Recording Secretary
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4 NHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNl0A
- No l6, meets the LAST SATURDAY evening eise
month AZ Printers Union Hall, room ~ NIODf "
change building. Entrsnre ca EAchsnge Place.
JAMES CULytR, Presl1lh
". IN. TRA CIV. Record Nv AnrretarN
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
R4N 3:

DAILROAD TIME TABLE.-ARRrvA1
LIZ AED DEPARTURE OF TRAMs.-Trains will leave anC
arrive at Chicago as follows:
CHICAGO AND NORTHwESTERN RAILROAD.
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THE PIONEER COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Gov.
OF Hartford, Conn.
Assets, ,.Jan. 4, 1869, SI,lSO,3 80
Liabilities, 50, ,429, rs
LIEE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSUR ANCE.
The TRAVELLERS also granite all approved forms offulI
Life Insurance. low Of premium either on the
STOCK MUTUAL plan. the former at low to
be equal e. q large dividend in advance.
Participating policies give all the profits to the
sured. Dividends available annually, to Increase the
Ums purchase indemnity for disabling Injuries in
adVance to the amount Of IS per for each OOO
insured thus guaranteeing the dividend 20 that ex
tent.
All full life or endowment policies HoH-PoRFErrABLE
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GAS & STEAM FILTERS UNION, y
- Of CHICA Ago, Illinois, meets or the End &C "
-UESDAh hs IN each month in MCormick's Building ct
ner Dearborn and Randolph streets.
WM. HocToR, Preadsn'
J. STACK, Treasurer.
I'LL "A. HAplR Srrrrtn-N
The workingman's advocate., 1869-12-04

UDadjusted losses, 9ls. 800
SfArE ILLINOIS, \
AUDTroR's 0FFTcE, DSP'r or ISsuRIEcE,
SPRINGFIELD, Aug 5. 1865.
Whereas, the Republic Insurance Company, located
at Chicago in the State Of Illinois, has filed in this
fee a statement of the cond tion OF It's af4irs
quired by the provisions of act approved arch H.
1862 showing that IL is pos s>sed Of the Fequi ed
amount OF capital required by law and whereas an
examination Of the af airs and condition OF said
made hy me in OF the provisions Of tn
act aforesaid, has fully verified the sta fled in
this office by the said Company
Now, therefore, in pIrsu Of the provisions Cf the
lie accounts, OF the State OF LII nos do hereby certify
that the said Repub ic Insurance Company Is hor
zed to Iur Of Fire and Marine Insurance
In his state In accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1870
/ ..........-. In testimony whereof have hereun-
: Auditor : to subscribed my u d affixed the
Of /: seal OF my oifce at Springfield, this 5th
Illinois. day of August. D., 1869
{: Ohhcial G. E. LIPINCOTT,
I: Seal Auditor Of Public Accounts.
s..........
sPRNGFIELD, August 16, 1869.
|, Gee. NJ BinkeTnof, do hereby certify that by
therity OF Hon. @. 4. LiDEincott, AudiIor Public
Accounts of The state of IhOis, exsmineI personally
IN detail books papers, v0nceTs and assets OF the ke-
public Insurance Company OF Chicago, and ound the
said Company to - sess 10 their right and title,
the following assets. JOvit
United States binds; 5-2Cs LPar ISIS, 900, !.
ma ket value 81 1872 81 600, ,8O1OO
Cash in ONCE and in Union National,
Bank l65 SIS OF
Cash in course Of transmission, July i,
1869, BIT since received. 1885. SO
Premium notes taken Tor marine risks
m stiy bills receivable It's, ,3S3 40
Due, as per books, ir'm agents at Office
and from other Insurance companies q, 1854
the Company 2,254o
Once furniture and fixtures 2,973l
Total 81, ,4Ss 9Os Sc
Given under M Land springfeld, Ill, the date
GEO. NJ BRINKERHoFF
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EVERY SATURDAY.
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAY.


between Liverpool, Cork and New York
steerage $40, $96 and eco.
Passengers forwarded TO all parts Ot 0reaS Rrssain
and Ireland. Also to the continent Of Europe. Plans
of cabins view, and bcrtbs secured IN advance
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR ANY AMUUMT.
Parties in the country will address the undsrsE.ed
by mall and those visiting the city, will direct
the Office. runners employed BY this eompany,
and any claiming to be such 10 impossDr.
JAS. wARRAUK.
Southeast Madison and La Sale Ckieaae
WIN. INMAN, Liverpool.