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All Goods purchased at his his establishment
will be delivered free of charge within the city
limits. JOHN IA. PEASE.
November 18th, 1870, l6
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2 LADY who has been cured of great nervous
= debility after many years Of misery, desires TO
make known to all fellow sufferers the sure means
of relief. Address, enclosing stan p, MRS NJ.
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FROM "MACHINIST."

CHICAGO, June L. 1870.
70 the Editor Of the woAEIEeHAEs Advocate.
Having twice previously disappointed tue
readers of the ADVOCATE, in not continuing my
communications on the slavery existing in the
Rock Island Shops Of this city, l hope the Plea
Of sickness will prove a sufficient apology.
None regret I be break more than do, but sick
ness seldom, If ever, Oomes invited ana seldom
leaves without it suits itself
understand, Mr.. Editor, shat there has been
a good deal Of inquiry about my identity and
objects, and before proceeding further shall en-
deavor to answer these inquiries in a manner
which cannot be misunderstood. am a ma
chnist by trade joUrneymAn mschinist-
proud Of my calling and the city Of my adoption.
am also union mechanic, aud have been for
years, aud regret to find that during my
absence that Machinists and Blacksmiths' Uuion
No. !, Of Illinois, has COMO to the dogs,
and that its offspring is In sickly condition, aud
that The uIchinsts Of the Rock Island Railroad
Shops are, in great measure to blame for this
state of affairs, and il is desire to instil little
manhood, if possible, into my fellow craftsmen
in those est ,oIishments, that prompts me to
censure and expose both their own snbserviency
and the tyranny OF management Having thus
briefly explained my position and motives now
propose to C ommence where | 50 abruptly left
off
No sooner was it moOted abroad that MA
chinist" had obtained admission to the frbid-
den grounds, than it was determined to over
HALL the conduct OF the foreman in permitting
any interloper 10 survey the premises but as
the statement Of that official ascribsd his non
1 expulsion to dense FOG prevail g. Of which
the intruder had taken advantage. it was deter
mined, this time, to overlook the mistake.
| Ga entering the blacksmiths shop vas ia
vorably impressed with the character Of tie ma
chinery employed, which il equll to any have
ever seen on my travels, and the only regret
experienced WAS that it was not under different
and re competent management II the men
we're as good as the machinery, the r rex Island
would be the model shop Of the wr,t had
just began to make an examination when | met
the veteran" foreman whose sour loaks sdnon
ished me that my absence would be preferable
to my presence. Taking the hint concluded to
vamose and bide my time for a second visit
Before closing, however, want to tell little
story, as it was recently tvld me concerning thi:
gentleman, as it shows upon What sile he coosi
ders his bread is bu;tered. A c4nvAsser for the
ADVOCATE, who recently approached him to Sc
cure bis subscription, was coolly informed that
the paper was Of no use TO hI ., as be considered
il his duty to its7d only to tie interests of thc
compsn-. NAeHiEls1.
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PHILADELPHIA. JUNE IS, 1870
TINE TRADRS.

TINE TRADES.
CoOPERs.-Thrce young mem, members Of the
COopers Union, who had been arrested on the
charge Of having been concerned in the recent
6re, (those alluded 70 last week., have been dis
charged for want Of evidence to implicate
them.
PLAsrERERs.-The four O'Clock Saturday rule
was the subject of paramount interest at the
meeting OF the PIasterers Union held last week.
1t is probable that this rule will be in every in
stance, enforced in this city shortly.
The BRICkLArERs have agreesbly surprised Us
BY reporting trade quite good, and average
wages at living figure
fHE BEDCovER WAVES. c wages b reio.
fore received by those engaged ia this branch
Of mechanical industry. average from eight to
twelve collars per week, working from fourteen
to 81 Gteen hours day. Trade having brisked
up little Of late, the men have demanded an
increase Of twenty per cent over present prices,
to 90 into effect on the 26th instant. 1t is ex-
pected that the demand will lie resisted, never
theless, the men do not propose being deferred
from making and enforcing it, if they possibly
can.
The statement Of the rate Of wages paid these
men, who are principally Germans, will doubt
less surprise many, but the weavers are not the
only recipients in this city of such miserable
pittances Many other trades are working at
the same, and even lower rates, and with that,
perhaps, not more than tWo-thirds, certainly
not more than three -fuurths of our mechanics
are employed. Thus are the employers en-
powered, il they are so inclined, 70 reduce
wages still lower, so long as we have them pit
ted against them, nothing more effective than
the protective policy of trades unionism.
The GERMANS DEBATING SoCIErY.-Of this
organization mention was made TWO weeks
since. At its first meeting, quite number Of
intelligent trades unionists of the Teutonic
persuasion, congregated to discuss the several
questions embraced in the platform of the Ma
tionsl Labor Union. By this plan, the found
ers Of the debating society hope to acquaint the
German workers with the plans and purposes Of
the National Labor Union, and incite them to
their advocacy Those present met the queS-
tons in commemorate coucilatory spirit, and
10 the msifestation Of an evident desire to get
at the truth. We lcok for this organization to
accomplish much With our German fellow -ciEi-
zens, and cannot help regretti1g that the time
and attention OF the American mechanics Of
this city, are 80 absorbed by the corrupt politi-
cal parties of the day, that they have not in
fourishing condition, similar one. Mr..
President.
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LABOR LEAGUE ORGANIZING COMNITrEE.-We
are requested BY the chairman Of the Org Min
Committee OF the Labor, Lesgue-Mr. William
Parker-to announce that there viii be meet
ing of said committee At Trades Assembly Hall,
Room ., Lnd's Blo:k, on Wednesday evening,
July s, at halEpast Z o'clock. The meeting
will be called to order at 8 o'clock sharp The
following are tue names Of the gentlemen com
posing she committee;
w. A. Parker, chairman; p. J. O'Conuell, G
Whitney, T. Lynch, J C McAvoy, VI McLaugh-
lin, II Flint. A Maddox, Q Knuth, Jeffries
it,, Kings, ) Mcnamara, d Cornelius, Peter
Duffy, K II CrOfts, W krepps, Fred ketz, A
Ram 4dell. J DOrmer, d NJ Clark A Arnold, j
Fitzgerald, G II Hazeltou, J g Norton, Stra-
low, J NJ Farsuhar, Rochfort, V A Sesvey,
SeaveTs.
Tue members are requested to be pnnctual IN
attendance.
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FROM WYOMING TERRITORY.

Rock SPRINGS, May So loIU'
:, d. Editor Of ths wORKIEaSAS's ADyOcArE.
Az present there are six of the old
hands here, who were discharged when
The work was dull, with the promise
tb,ttbey would be employed when the
work got more brisk. Still, in place OF
al this, they have hired this last month
three entire strangers, when some OF
their old employees, married men with
families, are working section work at
one dollar per day, while others OF them
are absolutely doing nothing, waiting
on the work getting brisker, showing
hoe he con,Dany's underground boss acts
tcoarGs the men in their oppressed cO''dI'
hOR,
A short time ago the following ukase
vas issued, that such and such men
would not be allowed to work the next
dsy, the fault being that those men had
the daring to 60 home at or about three
o'clock P. n, all Of the men having
consented to 60 at the same time; at
least It was 50 understood, as the switch
was full of loaded cars. Still for rea-
sons best known to themselves, a good
many of the men remained behind and
helped to ell some empty cars which
tbeRain brought in shortly after. True
such men have been allowed the boon
Of making up that day, but it was
stated that it was because they had be-
hr.d themselves, not saying anything
against such gentlemanly orders, that
they were allowed such a privilege.
Free Ameredi
A LOVER OF JUSTICE.
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lave no right to commit their con-
tl ss.. ia to, that, or any other ism, SO
ss aS to the fundamental objects OF
lots .t;onsl Labor Union as it indu-
= s ns Is. We have not the the time
DA sDsre that it viii require to educate
%! . 'T peOplo up to a belief in female suf-
tns Y. P eyen il we admit that the major
nAe y the working people are in favor
~ dogma, and that the cause will
Oh Wv LIZ With the ballot in her hands.
PrUoFh business is with those who are al
uui 4, voters, and of whom there are
re-. abnndance, vitality interested in the
50 ..oss of our doctrines, to effect their
suo .~tment into law. If we are to en-
sI"tSe contest with any hope of coming
" s;ctorious, we must enter il I'M
S0.u. o.. by any side or incidental is
- Oar platform must be made in
'u 'II".rable by expunging everything
W. 4 IN any Just hight open to ques-
na' The financial features, which is
IN ."nv the objective point Of the move
.wf II not OF InlS OiuClg duu " AOS
nSrfsction and recognition our whole
Ems and strength should be applied.
!, ne coming session avoid all refer
~ ~. n Woman Suffrage, after having
s$~;,nv announced its unwillingness
~ axe up for advocacy that or any
oSbsr Abobby;" for whether it be ust
v" nn;ust it cannot but be injustice,
IA cou6ne its attention, as | have al
rssav advised, to the perfection Of the
Is o features Of the Platform as it
, present stands, and Of plan of or
ssnisstion.
ORGANIZATION, AGITATION, AND MEANS,
=. tbs three all absorbing questions.
let them be inteTligently dealt with,
an, md al others passed over in silence,
and the coming session will be prolific
Of more good than all Of its predeoes-
~. c. BEN. JOHNSON.
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MEETING or rae LABOR LxAasE.-A mset-
ing Of tie Labor Lssgus was held at Trades
Assembly Hall. Room ., Lind's Block. on Wed
neaday evening, Jsss "a, Ne. Retzs Vice Press
dent, 10 the chair. Tbs minutes OF the last
meeting were read and spproved.
c. whltne, reporsed sss.ioa to be organized
in Bridgeport h
II was moved to add four members to the
Committee Of Arrang ements. Carried.
W. A. Parker, J. 'Jedriess O. Whitney, and
John Dormer, were apo nted to act with the
committee.
It was moved to discharge the Finance Com
miteee. Carried r. .'---
Il was moved TO appoint new Committee o.
Finaoce. Carried. CTf.k1
A. R4msdeIl, q. Whitney. J. Jeffries, Jr., W
A. Parker, and D. Cornelius, we're appointed
such committee. h4la
The Committee OF Arrangements reported
that the plasterers would have their mass meet
ing on Monday evening. June 9Th, at St
Georges Hall Mr. Trevellick Will address
them.
The Bricklayers Union will have their mass
meeting on Tuesday evening, June 2sth, al
Trades Assembly Hall, Room 9, Lind's Block
Mr.. Trevellick will also address them.
The & Dmittee on Organization are requested
to meet AZ their ball, July 9th, on business o.
great importance. BY order of the President
Adjourned. A. RANsDELL,
Recording Secretary
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LABOR Mass NEErING-We trust our lrie 6
will make it point to attend tie Mass
Meeting 90 be held at Farweli Hall, next Wed
Desday evening. under the auspices of the
Labor League. Mr.. r. Trevelick. President Of
the National Labor Union, will be present, and
this announcement alone should be sufficient
to pack the hall TO its utmost capacity. Work
ingmen rally in your might, and declare in no
uncertain sounds, that you are unalterAbly op-
posed to the infamous system Of CoOlie i'm
portadou, which threatens to deluge the
country.
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estsd will please reply immediately and oblige,
SYLyssrER SULzBAcz,
Cor. SEQ, Union 20 ST. Paul, MIN.
PHILADsLrRaA, June 90, lS70--Jervis white
ma kes application 30 become . memher cf shis
union. Said Lewis White drew 9 card about
sixteeRe or eighteen months ego. from either
Lancaster union No. 26, or York union No. rs.
The card bore mo1ey eudorsenleDG he reports
the card lost Cninns having charees against
him will please notify me a. so0h % posssAle.
Fraternally yours,
JAMS GARDEH, Cor Sec.
Uniou No. s, l2RS Market street
DETROIT, June 20, 1s70.--Any person know
ing the whereabouts Of q cigarmaker by the
name Of Charles Sommershuh will confer favor
upon me by giving me the information.
IOaN #. STKHKR,
Cor. Sec, box S9s-
AuRoRA, ILL.,, June Fl, ls7O.-August Heeb-
ner aud John Shae(er have made applica lion
for membership in this union. Any union hav
ing charges o. claims Agsipst them will please
notify this union within thirty days from date.
FRAHK J. FisHTR, Cor Sec.
..,...N . Union No. Al, drawer Al
CoLDwArER Mich, June %. 1s70.-The fol-
lowing named persons received money from this
union and failed to return the same within rea-
sonable leog Of time
William OSlIiogton, So; Joseph Welcome,
IS; Louis Levy, ~; Lewis Back, $3.50; r. c.
Geyer, 81 William Petite, s.; u. T. Wsgnsr,
IS George Keepers. IS; David Billnun, 81.
so; James T. Piper, IS; Fred A. Ni.pss. 81, SO,
William p Gilmore. o. Charles Kuiley, $500
Unions where any Of these men may be found
20 work will please strictly enforce the law rel
alive to borrowed monica
Travelling cIgarmakers arc hereQy notified not
to como 70 tiis place, rs they can neither Oh
toin employment or money.
Union No. 2, is hereby requested to forward
receipts for money sent by me.
HKNRY FAUTH,
Cor. Sec. union No. lit.
CHICAGO, June 20, 1s70.--Ths following nam
ed gentlemen have applied for membership:
Nick Frank, Hermann Tews, william Riedel,
and Fred. Laugner, from Chicago; Joseph
BrOss from Dubuque, IoSs; A. w. kediund,
from Sweden, and Fred Dix. ftcp Hamilton,
Ohio. eA. THEe. sSrEM.
Corresponding Secretary.
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ANOTHER Reelection the travelling
public remember that the Michigan Southern
Railroad has again reduced its faro to slS to
New York, being as low as that of any com
ing road. Those Who havo heretofore travelled
on this line, kno" its comforts and advantages
too veil to require any further recommendation
than the above statement.
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The PLATFORM Of the National Labor Union
will be presented shortly to each Of the various
German Trades Unions 10 the city for cOnsid
Grafton, and a prominent member of one Of
them infor ms me, that there is no reasonable
room to doubt its adoption BY one Of them.
A. many of them as are financially able, will
have representatives at the next session Of the
National Labor Union.
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GROVER q BAKER
S { WIN G MACHINE.
FIRST PRIZE At THE PARIS EXPOSITION

There to be considerable contradiction anon
ths Successful sxhibors TO she awards made In this
department. The recipients Of the two gold medals
orally advertze that ers 10 only gold medal thus
centxaaesne sach other whs all the other iEe- hsl-
concur that gold med.l awarded 70 any
Ing machine whstsver. Happily il 10 not our day to
decide this knoy question; but be that IL may, the
Grover q Baker Sewing Machines have rec eived the
very highest priEe-abovs eli medaIs-tGer representa-
tive In Pa having been decorated by the Emperor with
the 'Cross Of the Legion of Honor"
IL L. gratifying 70 find that the Grover Baker Ma
chne which stands high ut home should also receive
the highest hnnor abroad. When 1t remembered that
one thousand gold medals awarded at the Expos
ton and only 150 decorations It will be that the
Gross Of the Legion Of Honor, considered BY the
judges much higher reward Of merit than the gold
medal No other sewing machines at the Exposition re-
ceived THE distinction showing that In the opinion Of
His Impesi sl Msjesty. and the judges, other
equally deserving. This award places the Grover Ba
ker Machine rst In order the ocia catalogue the
Exposition it is first in the estimation Of the public
both sides Of the Atlantic.
This 10 the only Company who makes bath DoUBLH
LOOK 81 AsTIc RrIrCH and the Shuttle Lock sTIrCE
Machine, thus enabling Dartes make rejection and
fair Impartial comparison. This company make ma
obines Of both stitches, for all purposes maRufscIur
Ing and family uSe.-Nes0 FORK BrPress.
Their machines have taken hrtt-bighest premiums
tArougout the world
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QUoIrING.-A match game Of qnOits will Do
played, on Monday next. June q, between the
West Side champion and the butcher boy, for
800. Fifty-one points up stiff striking clay
ends. Pitching to commence at O'Clock, at
T. F. Cooks quoiting ground. 12l Yves; Madison
sfreat
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RICHARD r. TREvElLlCK, ESQ.,,
Of DetroiE. Mich. President N. L.. u.

Come all We tax ridden Come from the farm-the
Workshop the mine Come In wagons-oome foot
but come every body anyhow and 'Iet to.
getheri Let hear the FINANCE, TAXATION, TAR
FF and other prominent Natsons questions discussed,
In the interest Of all the PRODUCING CLAeSBS-n In
the interess Of MONUPOLISrS.
The meeting will orRanEs precisely at 10 o'clock at
All the farmers trades orgAnizatio in the
county and neghborhood respectfully invited 10 be
present Organized bodies will urder the drec-
ton Of deputy msrshals Of their seecIion and the
deputy msrshsls will severally report for orders to
PHILIP B. MkUe, Eco, Chief Marshal sod, being
formed by him into procession, they severally ap-
proach the Public Square-beaded by MsgiR's SILVER
Cornet Bsnd-they will. bsfpast IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
depoy and repair from thence to the City Park Thea
ire
By order Of the Commute Of Arrangements.
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4Hested Rev. DR.. EDDY to give praise
10 God and invoke the Divine blessing
upon passengers and crew. After a
fervent and touching prayer, in which
all were deeply affected, Mr.. Charles
Henderson, one Of the owners of the
Anchor Line, who was passenger on
this trip, then responded, on the part
Of the owners, in hearty acknowledge
ment Of thanks. Mr.. Carter suggested
that Mrk Young. tie excellent
steWsFdess, and very efficient corps Of
attendants, be also included IN the list
pf those who have LAID US under lasting
obligations to them. This suggestion
was carried RIGA voce. After few
short and pithy speeches from several
of the gentlemen, and the singing Of
. Aud Langsyne, God Save the
Queen" and " Hail, Columbia" with
three cheers for her most gracious
Majesty Queen Victoria, and three
more for our noble captain, upon the
motion of Mr.. Henry Cooking, of Hell
stow, Cornwall; England, seconded by
Senior Giro b. Cadalso, of Havana,
Cuba, the meeting was adjourned
sine die. . ihT WI liI
.f.Hf, t'.i "A, EDDY, Chairman.
JOHN WrLLIAMs, Secretary. I 4l
This line, which now possesses a
fleet Of magnificent steamships, second
to none in the world, is represented in
Chicago by James Warrack, Esq,
corner Of La Sale and Madison streets.
As its rates Of passage are nearly one
third less than the Cunard or Inman
line, our friends intending to visit
Europe, or bring friends out would do
well to remember this fact.
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if"I, N. "A, EDDY, Chairman.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Secretary. 4A
THE CIGAR MAKERS.

lOni,ial from the President Of the O. M.I.U.I
COLUEBUs, o., June 20, 1870.
t. the Editor Of the WoRKINeNAS's ADVOCATE.
Please give the following correspondence a
place III your paper. Yours respectfully.
FRED BLEND
International President
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Trade Of all kinds continues very dull
Plasterers and bricklayers wages are lower
than they have been for years.
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ShTu RDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience


When new Depostor nrst comes to the Savings Bank
precautions TAKEN and records made that he may
always be Identified, and tint In case book 10 lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrsuded.
The business Of this insttuton ID conneA >xclusvely
10 the receipts and Of Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited In trust No Commercial or General Bank
ing business 10 transacted.
certain proporton Of the funds invested by loan
upon real estate In the city Of Chicago in making such
ans preference 10 always given to applications from
Deposeors Of small mans who have accumulated In the
nsttu ion SUFFICIENT funds TO pay for lot Of "round
and desire to borrow something more id them In
erecting buildn 70 be used permkns Us homes for
themselves and families.
M1-Monay RENTED by Draft 70 Europe elsewhere
for DepositorA
A4Ths Plans OF Cheap Cottages, selected BY q com
mitee Of deposors In this institution may be al
the Savings Bank
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wArcH No 1904 N-wISpEEBearing rade-Mak slsric
Athertou Co. Marion NJ
Watch Co., has been carried BY months total
ton nom mean time being only seeopd per month.
WILLARD DERBY.
or Derby, Snow Prentiss, Jeraey CITY, n. ?.
WATcH Ne liza Misunderstanding Trade Marx FredcT
Watch Co.. has month";;
from mean time being only six seconds.
A. L. DENNIS, Prest y. J. z. r. 4 r. 40.
Urea, Feh. Is. $50.
Wares No. lo5sa, srEx wNpEE Bearing Trade Mars fr
Anterior Marion -, manufactured BY The United
states Watch Co. has been carried by twenty months rs total
q. q. PRIEST, Asst supt Y. u 4 H. III t
wGFcH No ILL., WINDEE,-Bearing Trade Marx Frerc
Atheron Marion. N manufactured by the United stale
Watch has been carried heen months IL total Na
from time being only average q twohirds n ran PHI
day. b p PHELPS, Con- ~ j. tsntfa H. ~
wsrc1 No 1881 MISUNDERSTANDING TrsdeAlArk Frrrr
n factured ny the nii- Sr
watch has carried by June 1907 Us I"A '4"
from time being only hvs secogds Ter month =. a.
HENRY SMITH, Treas. Panama X ki % W al IT, =. Pr
wArr No Ii2s xM-wEpEE-BearinE TrAdcMnrk " tre'cr
Aherton MAricu n y" manufactured Nv the niei sa
Watch carried by fourteen months sh hn "
At all the various climates - EuroP bl-
II. LASSfNG, Manager knickorbocksr LIT iH'- ,9-;.
I6i Broadway, y Y
BEWARE of lcoy1hIess limitations acsfh f'teh the
certificate Of genuineness from those o 'eho" yot pm
en0yured on the plate Deer ne Main Spring Barrel 4
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Oven Daily from NJ. to =. n, and SATURDAY Even
in1s from 6 o. o'csoCk.
Deposits Of any from ten cents 20 itn 'fou-@En
lzrs will he received ir the Saviugs Denrtu And
Interest Ia ii thereon the rats OF six per- nt per an
num for every full calendar month i remains OF de-
posi- v. - rrr,. En--
Drafts issued New York. Germany, r"I.e. ror-
.n iceland Switzerland, HolIanl, sweden "ni : -i'-
marx.
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