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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10
An Inexcusahle Rlundar.

For two weeks past we have pub
hshed the announcement that the Exec
utive Council of the National Labor
Union would meet on Tuesday, Dec.
18th, instead OF the 10th of the same
month. We hope the members of the
committee will excuse the almost inex.
cusahle blunder.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10

JoHN SHERMAN abandoned his profession and
weIt 10 Congress some years sgO, worth, slv,
about FIVE thousand dollars His ,altb in In-
dian and railroad lands, NATIONAL Bank stock
Washington street railroads, etc, is now set
down at between seven hundred thousand and
a million dollars Bingham is in the same lucky
boat tie vas one Of the original incorporators
O. the Union Pacific Railroad which got So
600 200 acres of public lands, besides 30, 900
200 Of cash subsidies. There is no calculating
his wealth. Thrifty people, these Congressman
John Sherman is Chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee, and one Of
the most strenuous supporters of the
National Bank system. But then it
is such profitable business.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10
Too Late.

The communication of our Leipzio
correspondent, arrived too late for the
present issue. Will appear in our
next.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10
From South Carolina

Gen. Scott in his late message to
the Legislature of South Carolina, thus
refers to the question Of emigration and
labor-and the Coolie importation
scheme:
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10

TIE American Tract Society has issued
442 100000 tracts in Al languages and
dialects during the last torty-tive years
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10
EMIGRATION AND LABOR.

While ! am willing and anxious, by
all Legitimate means, TO encourage and
pro.note emigration to this State ofall
peoples, who are homogeneous in Gus
toms and usages with our own, that
are willing 10 labort as well as those
who will bring into it skill and capital,
| cannot forego the expression Of my
opinion that the passage and enforce
ment Of stringent laws for the protec-
ton Of life and property, and the free
and unrestricted expression Of polite
al opinions, is all that is necessary to
accomplish that purpose in a State
that presents so many attractions and
to the emigrant and capt
talIst as ours.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

There has been much discussion up-
on the alleged scarcity Of labor, and 4
variety OF schemes has been suggested
for its alienation T; but thus far without
practical result; The importation Of
foreigners, either Christian or Pagan,
can work but an uncomfortable infiu-
ence, as these are as keenly alive to the
facilities OF improving then condition
as the native whom th y attempt to
supplant, and will dispose Of their ser
vices to those who viii pay the highest
prices for them. My own impression
is, that the present labor of the coun-
try, native and to the manner BORN
furnishes the most economical, the
most skillful, and the most efficient
system Of labor for the South, and can
not sdvsntageously be substituted by
any other. A true appreciation of the
mutual dependence Of capital and la
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-10

AT the last session of the Cigar Ma
kers' International Union, the Commit
tee on Future Strikes and Cooperation
presented the following report, which
was adOpted
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

beginning on fOuf-unu-l-l
half street twenty-sevenl
feet eleven lnches south
from the northwest cor
ncr of said lot; thence
north twenty-seven feetl
eleven inches TO an alleys
thence with said alley
easteTly seventy -soyenI
feet two inches thence
south seventeen te ct I;
thence west sixty-Ono feot
six inches TO the begin
ming. . 700. @
Mcclure james @. 4 Co. ,
Beginning at tho north
east angle OF said lot
twenty-four feet, and run
ming sOuth twenty-three
and three twelfths feet
thence west thlrty-siX
ioet, thence nOTthWardly
thirty and three twelfth
feet; thence northwest
wArdly thirty-siK fSoI
three quarter inches
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Second lnstallment Of Ia,
for curbing and paving
fOOtway On the name o.
VIM. r. Baldwin, on IN,
forest from December 81
1858. ......... e4O.W
Having a front OF forty
feet on Eighth street east
adjoining The south
twenty feet Of said lot by
the depth thereof.
Mulligan, Margaret A. K E.
,si'tO'..sssssss....s....s.
Moon, Mary .........,l
Beginning on north I stree,I
thirty feet eight inches
from the northeast cor.
ncr Of lot twenty-five and
running south one hun
dred and forty-one feet
nine inehoa; thence In n
southwest direction ton
feet ten inches; thence
due west twelve feet two
lnchesi and thence north
one hundred and forty.
nine feet seven inches;
thence east to beginning.
Ditto. ......,...........
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

First and second Install
menta Of tax for curblng
aud paving ioOtway I'm
the name OF WIN. II. Gun
nsll) on interest from
NOYember25, 1858, SlS,s1
, 1870-07-28

any paper Or In any another regular w1v. The
assembly probably consisted Of 4 few boa1utta OF
The hotel Can such IN akaenhlkRe oe cutnPetent
to epeak In the nA1uc OF ali the Scandln4ylans Of
CnicaRo: They may with equal Assnraace c!a1n
the right to express the feelings Of Ill Scaudl1A
Vans In the United States. The meeting Wal, in
MY opinion, y great humbuQ, and the mere frntt
Of the vanity OF few persons who Ike to sec
their n8mcA In the pAperK
In the tiEt Of orator. perceive the name Of \
distinguished lawyer and writer, who certainly
boes not look for that lind OF popularity, but who
happened 10 lie pFe4ent Having been asked by
several gentlemen Y there exists aay English .a
wegian poet, Captaln EndEc E. Thorsen." who
xaa nonotnated Chairman q the comnittee @ a, on
plnl,ahiy tho real osiRtnator OF the meeting, ]
would ohserTe that there does not exist any BOOK
or work Of hts hand. unlcAs 1t may hare been pub
l'thcd In the moon or In soe comet lie has ONLY
Written number Of wouid-be poems n ceHain ia,
pape.s, but they arc only specimen Of what roet-
y should MT BE- and Algstrase ths rules vtq5 to[
respectable man and good citizen, bat thls y n!s
only eurde se4.kttts, the ranftas potfaFfan, very
Gn1ca5o. July 81, 1870.
, 1870-07-28
with facility and directnebs from hotel 10


hotel.
THE JKRsET cHArAc1H-
old, Shrewsbury village, neai BY, being upward
of zoo yeass old. The Jerseynko presents
some of tbs most peculiarly pro
vineial trai.s OF American Life, and At Long
Branch he can be studied At his highest cApac
ity Of devolopsoent-s potato-sEoxer md mef
ment and ava1ice to see tho faahion Of great
cities erc1.nptd beside him. In New Jersey
there are Swedish, Finnish, Holland Dutch,
midland .Epg1lsh and Puritan elements, but
these are not well a,inened cut by tho mixtura
common to most Stated, as, particularly, 1riah
thrifty without enterprise, vegetarian snd de-
vouuy orthodox. and weN-seasoned with
Quaker virtues, which, commercially speaking,
take the name Of piuching naeanness, and
hlrten 4 courtenance naturally Austerc to the
Likeness Of Nammon himreH. The word Jer-
ANAL potatoes. FrelinEhuysen, KeaEney,
Stockton, and othcrB Of note here are derived
from The came Dutch blood which established
New York, and they nre patrons and
a1sstoe1Ata in this State. New Jersey Is
now getting \ remarkable amount OF New
England aud Eew York emigration. md in
thirty years more will lose the family traits
1t Ia rich State in many respects, and 1t will,
perhaps, have eight Representatives By the
impending census. It ia sort OF Fieafdie In
its proximity 10 thickly-sestled cities, uerca1-
tue: manufacturing. and marine. IN il adapt
ability for fruit. and iu the intzepidity Of lts
| people. II ia rarsinoDioue1y get strictly gov
| eyned, and New YoEkers who offend against ita
laws ut Long Branch are vigorously lined
They fne people here with grea, freedom, but
1 seldom send them to jail on account Of the
| e.pfbse. Fisks arnEa1 At the Br,nch this year
distuibs them more than john Chambeflaine's a
| clubhouse. sai1 to IN old man. keeping an
old-fashioned urn-shaped soda fountain: the
| poda whereof be favored with The sour Hook
sr, ns fasrne as he loe oSsss hs
bu1zt.-so this old being I said :
| - Fisk, Jt., ia hg lift to Long Branch. Hee
1 has put on better steamers than you ever h1d
before. aud brought his drag here, and made
| II wisht he'd Keep Away for al that" said
the old Jerseyman, :" take bscl al he fetched,
and pertickler take hisseu ausy. He's nc
| good 10 the place!"
I sail: My friend. guesa you would be
pretty hard juzylnan to try him, would you
| not"
"That's tact!" said the Jersoymau. with
violent epIurge Of the sods water: Ito tn
him or to hang him.
Helmbold The great advertiser, has put NJ
many improvements here, and be owus nearly
the on)y block OF shops in the place; for Lonl
But Helmbold las retired before the star o.
Fisk, and taken his Bfx-hotsa drag to Sara
toga-
10 sum mp this yaunted place, its pro1imit,
to New York is answerable for its prosperity
but It cannot compare with Newport for soil
real enjoyment. Newport is town with p r
manert society, strong "reminiscences ant
sceneries, letter and safer beach. and it il
pleasant there winter and summer. Lonl
Branch IL eor OF camp meeting by the sea
crude, new. disorganized, unsatisfactory, weary
ing, place to lounge and dip in salt waite
| holding In n FoF3e Yet he1}Bya Long HrdQc1
, 1870-07-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR. r. Felix t:ournud's Oriental
Cream, CT Magical Ucauufcr.-Thss popular coz
Mcuc has long MaiAtalne1 tlhlrty-ons yeass> a
high and pntnntn. place in puhllc estimation,
and III fashionable lars' bnn,.olrs, not aiune for
It's extraordinary hcaunfstng Effects on the skin
and complexion. removing tau ffecklPS, saltnw-
NESS etc, hQt also thr tnnoccAce aud purity Of Its
1pEIt.icnts.
Dr.. Gousaud's O1enta1 Cream has not been her
alaes by inflated advertisements, or Il it thu crea
tuse Of raASur puts; II stands On It's merits alone,
aud with Intelligent purchasers It Is sought after In
rrrfercncc 10 the host OF cheap and vile prepare
nppa not.ltnE the market. --.
Dr. Gouraud Is asl5 in 1eeelnts Of druggists or
ders from distant parts relating that lady Tts!-
dents In their localities, ann especially lases
cling, who have usetf the article and who have
recommended It from one to another, inplurlnR
SAID druggists y order some from Or. g., and
which they are ultimately obliged to do.
1t Is wel-estabshet fnct that the cupiuity OF
many druggists prompts them to recommend au
article 10 lAles, not from It's intrinsic good quail.
ties, bur from the larger proots to be male on II
sale. Or. g. comedies that his margins are not a.
iarre as many tae1cnan1a allow, nor does he In.
tend they shall be. A truly valuable cosmetic
such as the Oriental Cream, will be priced, and tnt
ladies' will have II csen obliged 70 order 4 arcc
from Dr. a.. at his only depot IN New York, !:
Bond street, New FORK.
, 1870-07-28

Miscellaneous.
General Martinez, the distinguished o1,ccs who
"Hs In the city. on Tuesday, on his why to Eu-
F'ic. Ills Eashtrg bravery 1nd effective services
against MAximtllan hare given him high position
tu..c cf ali who object to European despots med
cling In the Affairs Of the North american CONT
Gtht.
The Cheney trtal WIS to have been resumed
at r. m. Yesterday, but as t1u Supreme Court
las not set given decision Ia the case Of The In
junction sued out by vi: Cheney tine Eccles.aatca,
SvuIt sannot proceed. and, thticfore. there Was
10 session Of that body YESTERDAY. Nlsnor White
house Is expected to arrive In this city on Sa1ur-
The insult Of the investigation into the Evan
1T .tos before Justice Curry was that 6sc OF the
e'a men ectuse.l Of Assault with Autrn. to XII
ltr.lIey was held in bals Of 81 600 Aackay In $500
sEa ": Lnd!ss, Moore an1 Hail, IN 500 anca.
I:hu Hogan Was discharged.
-fhc tc"m!nisston house NJ. III kinzie street
was reo!stl OF &ss0 IN cur1ency, Oh Monday AFTER
ts no ;, ,e9x .n'9 wno a sa lettering around
Nas missed, !. supposed to hare tafen,t
The fourth annual picnic Of Hespcra Lodge
ssa.s the G.esi Gen,1as elot @ e ioo, ot Ike
On The Ch!cagn Burlington / QUINCY Railroad,
icr h.us:1aie ss quarter before Soclock- shoai,i
postponed nntil further no1oe.
.rgtou stsess lsa bis pocket picked OF silver
7
| An unknown man Hns drowned IN tho lake, \,
| the foot Of Txcnty-second street, while hAlhlne
| on Tuesday night Ills clothca were taken to tht
cott2Gc GrOre Ppltcc Station
| Theodore SrWland WIS charged, before Cp{teL
Siales Commissioner Ifnyne, Yesterday, with ped
! ting tobaceo without llcsnst- He VA heia ii
$500 bail fot tgta).
-ShortIt AFTER O'Clock, yes.e -rlay morning
| two men attempted 70 en1er th swelllnF q
| Patrick Maloncy, No II Sanger St. :. but xeF'
1 frightened Oh. They ne1t effected entrauc
| INTO the house Nc. 54a TWenty-ntth =, oecu
ned By Ms Faanup, Her daugh, saw III
faces OF both distinctly. Is they hM: lAntcr
| with them. and loud yell from heE CT .sed thcu
4 IN stcdaddle. One nf them WIS Arrrsted II IN
| afternoon and gave The nane Of Teddy REAn
| The ether ts known. Teddy will have heAl1n
at the AE1nory tp-1ay-
"a man named Phillip JacohS, who boards y
Place on Dearborn street, between k1nzie ~
Michigan, WAS arrested last night upon the cn1fv
Of stealing ws&ch and t69 from a fellow boAriel
| lie returned The watch, and said be only TOOK
for fun. The Justice 1t the Huron street Fullc
cous1 Will tell him wnas Is not fun this mofn!nl
-JAmca Clasg sratched Mrs. Schafet's pecke
iNok IRON her hand, whtle she EAs walking o
! state stsett near Twelfth. last evening, and "a
awn5. Policeman OConnor pursued and c1pturrv
. htu. His stat to the Police Court thIs uaospIn
will not be his amt
-Wulem Smell, an cxptessm IN. waa surstrucl
on the corner OF Etafk aud 1linos Streets ytsteI
! day Afternoon He wAa taken 10 hIa homo n,
EAl Illinois street, and Ia not expected to lfyr
, 1870-07-28
Sour Bread.

Now that the hot, sultrJ, doe-,tay weather has
come, nearly every family ia truublel With sour
bread. In private houses, hotels, and bakeries,
the dough viii sour hesore prupeny r1sing. and II
IL dirncull 10 ind 4 piece Of sweet, who.esomo
brcaa OF felmcnted bread, the best III the ci.J is
the " Do.peaus.r = made by Blake, HERMAN Co,
ii tsc Daxe Bakery; sut the ltrs1. thai = aln ays
ANyet and whntrt45ule, Ii The 3" AerAte1+" made
wholly ly nachIuc9y, t5tho3t any ftsmcntlug pro-
cIss. AID FROM the ft~t white wheat Eonr. Then
iheIr "11tent Grahxm,- iphic by the h1.ne pro-
cess Is equally swccS aud purc, aLd .nnse healthy
because FADE ftnm uttast6l Nnrat meal. VIC
can warrant cur readers nicr piece OF btesd from
arr Of theSe three kinds.
, 1870-07-28
WHAT Ia TIE MATTEB7

10 The Eiiter n The chioaoo Tribune:
How Is It that the Health Inspector has not ris.
tied the locality OF West Madison street, between
Canal and Clinton. for the last TWO mUnths: Is
he asleep or In trance tnat the boarding houses
that street are nut looked after, as Know for
stopped ior q considerable time, and nothing Il
tiuhe to remedy it. Will you kindly place this let
Ter in prominent tostsat In your hclt-sacrinclng
notice: Yours truly,
ESpEAyoR 70 DO Coon.
CHICAGO, July g. 1876
, 1870-07-28
The Police Courts.

There was little doing n the ArmoH yestenlay,
and the few ca.ts hich came up were ch1eHy coa'
n,ctvt With pe.Shbor4y gua1TsIs. whicn II u quite
nA,ur:al TO Indulge IN 1t Lnl5 srasoA
-Ars. Alisop wax Charged ty her nelRhfos win
calling n1urht. uamra, and Vas tned - ArA
SoddS anti Mt. E1S,n then cA.ne up 80 hAye dis.
pute settled. II WIS something about bucket ol
rl..srSt 1y mr. hIihsnds 1a modelling With the
sius7r,1. ef th-l- w1sea, NJ Banyan attributed
t allrir to The tnlGence o3 the w<aihcr, aa1
-Autt: lichu WIS he1d for ts1al n bail Of 2s11,
en thy ch.rre If STEALING heat OF nalLel IruM The
A,tar.1 4. E1r,... M - state st4c":
~: atn!ls4 WIS t>orn.itt'. {ot tflal pntic1
s4N'sl i, ,u.: 1t.- .r,tcr= Court, CT charge d
lxn4.bS. oS,....,,,-.,
, 1870-07-28

frAaea-
CTUAT1oS WASTfp-Br F1RsTcLAsS
- miller 10 GOOD stonestrAet and ET!ndrt- Addsen-
IS. EEAh1NS, Hotk}or1. Ill
CHUAIIUS WANTED-TO CARPESTERS- RI
y young u,n In 4 carpenter shop. wosk tnirf il
et1uctons: has knuts Of the trade -iii.-
AZ. Trihrn.. oftcr.
, 1870-07-28
Accidents.

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning a laboter
named John narsh, while niRgtnR 4 trench IN
front OF No lss West Chicago ayenur, struck
'"mcihing with the pick he was using. and au c1-
niof,on followed. lie was Knocked dUHn and hal
si,h lnce haAly burned. 4 physician attended to
hin, and he WIS subsequently TAKEN to his home,
M. 2Sd North Reuben street,
"A w!Apw l1ty namcd Sarah Din6uan WAS
vrra,y injured At haywood Ycsscy,aay. She ~aa
"he of those who attended tho picnic Of the Cath
hltr Library Association, and while walking neat
swing y as struck on the heati with pole con.
sltcsrd herewith and knocked down. She was
TN nEht to this city and taken to her bone, No.
1sf south Canal street. Dr. Mccarthy Is attend.
ING 10 her, and thinks she will recuyer.
, 1870-07-28

y German. named Christian Lerefcnx, died
su,'deMfy, at asS Keuben street, yesterday MORN
tug. Tie Coroner held m inquest. and the Jury
re.le1eA verdict that death resulted from con-
gestiOn of the brain, produced by orerheatiuX,
Deceased VAS la.,oFer, and leaEes 4 wife and
fanily.
The young lady, Mary Dyon, who was SO ba.lly
burned hy the explosion Of kerosene, With which
shr tried to ktnt,!c ! IRE. At tho house OF Ms.
blcwett, No. 1a5 9apganon street, on TUESDAY
afternoon, died At 9 O'Clock yesterday morning:
The Gunner he.N an inquest, md tho jnIt re-
ti:1,tt! verdict n accidental death, caused By
the carcit S. handling OF the can containing the oi.
, 1870-07-28

RcarfBE Natures Harvest-Flun-
dreds Of Men and boSs are now cnptorci by the
association OF New York capitalists known as the
Sta Moes FasiDe Co., 10 seAplng from the rocks On
the f1lah cuast the edible marine Itcnen which, ~
far1ne, tlaR already become one Of thc important
manufactured staples OF the American pr,aluce
market The patent tor this cheap and delicious
all hut universal Every grocery aud general
store. and every respectable druggist establish
supply Of lhe article. llousekee pes declasc that
the quantity Of exquisite custaro, olAnc mango
light pudding. CREAM, Jelly. &C.. prolnctble frolu
iron any other gclattnous agent used In cookery.
Tie centrA depot II at o3 Park Place, New
York,
, 1870-07-28

tcyermoFc Cnn tho CoMFsc, GRITTY
tooth powders a1nl Notwithstanding chemical
nuds md place Oh the toilets Of sensible people
TIC fraeranI aud pseservastss sozodont has sup
Crset1cU them all
~SnaldinR Cine" menus furniture, toys, crock
ery, all ornamental work
, 1870-07-28

----~------~----~~-
MONEY TO LOAN IN SCMS or Saau AND
4I nvwsrds- f. P. BLANCHARD. Is Dear
boEnll
, 1870-07-28

Few trnrellrr~ nrc ttnnc4un5ntet1
with the American House, lsos1on, but they may
n"t Ire aware Of the many Improvements IN this
popular house. Suites ot rr1ns7 vertical rutlway,
lunch room, tilIlard hatls, tc.
, 1870-07-28
EDUCATIONAL
DYHRENFURTH COLLEGE,

for Two kotrs asiiv dtt}pS .iulv sud Auf5nt NV
prepared to enter thes rric1ive CLASSES In Sep
tCInbrr. y ithout extra charge.
BUSINESS COLLEGk open throughout the year.
NfAPLEWOOn INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La.
Ql dies. nitsrhe!d MA.H-Lous estAblsbsd and proc
aud moderate ehAsse4- REV. G. '. SPEAR, Prin-
it,RJ
, 1870-07-28
MARRIED. .

DIED,
LuDW1G-In this city. July =, ut l 4 nd. Caroline
stsrn Won Huhcnstre>t vic II Otto 9: lndw1k
Funeral from bur late resdeucs, Ii North LASa14t,
1t 10 I. III. to-day. Friends arr tnrttet.
1llll-1n this city. July g. very suddenly Augustus
Adam, infant son Of w. L. and l. A. liili, Axed II
months. 49,.
Fnrr1a to-day ut II 4. m, from IS Park Friends
i1vltcd tu attend without further notice.
Salem and Lynn tMa't.} rAFer1 ptesse copy.
VAN ALlkN-At Kavrr.wood. July =, infant
daughter Of IL and 81 zftha Van Aueus aged mouths
ard II days
Funcral to Rc4e Hin nj : =. m today.
EUAIER-In this city, july =, Juli4 Reed, daughter
e{ Clas h A1d Alic l. Foster, aged months and ID
tara-
Funeral from thefT rr+dencr, 4t' West Jatkson.* on
Friday, at 10 o'clock \ ....
Echosha and Detata4 tWEa.l paper p1eas< copy.
HuAt;LAND-1u In tha city, JAY 81, Of ennrtaIon Of
The bsain Nellie l., nfant daughter of William X. and
Matte }. HoAktAod. 4ktI mouths.
, 1870-07-28

The RcAt n,1d Original outc Of
1lon.--Phosphotus aud CaltSa5A. known As Fc1u
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news Waste Of the nerve Tissue. anA the callsa52
ewes na.STa ne t. y; sne &esuss o.
wakeIulness, general debility, depression Of spir-
It,; also, the best p7eveutatlve against fever and
aG0e. Manufactured only hy C1swel, Hazard Il
Co, New Yo7s. Sold by druggists
, 1870-07-28
from Peter rtsh. Al elderly German whom she


NoETH SipI c0ERT,
A man named William DaEgan VI. held to hal,
IN $500 Tor further cxEminatou. Hp the charge OF
mayhem. lie hit OF his hrnther-s6laK's q nosc
William Riley. Henry Quinn, and James Htc-
gins were fined SO cach Tor fighting on the strrc,
WEST SIDE COCKf.
Thtrc were only \ few caacs OF drunk eQa Gi.-
orderly. yesterday, beIorr Justice Moore
, 1870-07-28

lImples Removed and the skin
made smooth by using Juniper Tar Soap, manu-
facturctl Dy CasweI1. llazant CO., New io.k.
Paper Hanging and Window
shades, latest etyles Paints, a14, glass and
brushes. al F. s. Highly 8. - Kan,lolph~st
, 1870-07-28

CHICAGO. July =.
Sua 81 4 Moon EfetA ......4 K l. n
Sun erts sipon sets II r N
StW moon. - H. nj,
, 1870-07-28

Chicago Cancer Institute, 2ls Wcst
Madison ttrect.-S0 charge until eurtti;s when
treated at the Institute The new painless cure,
aids, moderate charges AnA rapi, ceEtaln cures
make this desirable asylum for the invalId. Dr..
Eversop, surgeon In charge, refers to eminent,
wetl-known ciEztns, many atte:rE, distinguished
1ro1easors and eustets Of the profession through
out tie Tcl&tta States. Send Tor pamphlet
, 1870-07-28

~ AsVitSS NA1k 141kAk llAk 6Af314kEAEV AAeV
cost me
These Eate-laups," said my conductor,
''wrYe presents from Bill Tweed, of New York.
TWEED il tho Grand Sschem Of Tammany
Hall The cottage OF itself cost eixty thou
s.nd, md ch.mbs rlsns claisns that tho vhole
We had now pissed through = wide-open
gate, always closed BY dag. into very lAsEe,
level lawn, enclosing, perhaps, fifteen acEas,
the only buildings Nhcreon we're the club
stable two rods further Awsr: both ice-houee
md stable rooted with vxregated slate, and
handsomely CAPPED with golden vanes and
| rode
The elub house itself WAS Of pale yellow
color, fr7me. and three stories high, tho upper
story in hIpped s1ansard root Of beautifully
inlaid e1ates, and the whole was tipped With :
| gil:ed baIugt1ade OF peculiat irou-work. A
riazza surrounded the drst story Of the house,
| Of light and beautiful construction, ,--Ercen
trellis work below, the columns painted red,
with gilt Cosinth,an capitals, and the balus.
trade above was a1so yellow and gilt. There
| xaA Int ono entrance, and that = grand ouc
with drive meandering up TO it. The whole
edihca wAs gem OF cA1pentery. standing high
and g1scelulIy. and | sueseed ito proportion,
to be eighty feet square. 1t is the noblee
cottage II Long Branch, and but one OF two
pretend to cope With il.
As the sound Of our feet raug on the steps
th1ee or four persons appeared, *eu dEesaed
and thought that one OF them. negro, wos7
white gloves There were plausible invita- ioni
all round Of "food evening, gentlemen
Walk In, gent1cmeu!"
We passcd into IN elegant house. rather ex
trayaSAntIy beaecked with misEorr. and 90
upholstered in rlaces with as much tAste >
coat Copious supplies Of gas dned the map
softly y-enauaclled globes Of the chandehe!s an
while yet the rich carpets weec Of eubdne'
t'atte1na And the wall ,i.psr would hAve ion
, 1870-07-28
Superior Court.

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