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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-26

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4, 1870.
M. J. g. Horey, Black River Falls
DEAR SIR; Pursuant TO notice pub
lished, State Labor Convention was
duly held at Watertown, at which you
were not present. 1t was called TO or
der by myself, and the following officers
were then duly elected:
Prcadent-THos. TINKER, Milwaukee.
Sec, etary-AUG. BRUNoTTo,
ITeaSurey-FRIrz DRAPER,
Informing you Of this action, you
can make the required report to the
National Labor Union.
Yours respectfully,
CHAs. MAY.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-26

As we have been east the greater
part Of the present week, on business,
we trust our readers will excuse any
shortcomings which may be found in
the present issue
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Here follows the letter Of our correspond

Here follows the letter Of our correspond
eut referred to.
George Uttlev, whose desth is recorded, wlll
be well kao~n to many of our members. lie
was a workman at Wombwell Main CollIery,
was a member Of our district committee in
1865, and one of the most energetic and sincere
workers in this Association up to the time he
left this country. lie left England about twelve
months ago, with a wife aud SIX children, Nho
are now left destitute and there is move
meut on foot to raise few pounds for them at
the other side OF the Atlantic, the district sec
retaries think that If trife could be raised
here by his friends, and RENTED over to the
fund, il would be TIE reans Of exciting the
sympathy Of the miners ia America, and would
40 deal of good To those who were depending
upon him when living. We will gladly give
our mite and hope his friends at every lodge
will send trhe for this object in a voluntary
manner J. N0RNASsELL.
November Sh, 1870. PHILLIP CASEY.
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GKO.P. WELL a co,
90 PARK Row, New YORK
N PETrENGTLL q,

70 Park Rov, NcE YORK.
hsE ts 500 agsnts Tor the WoAKNsMArrs Apyoc.rr in
'tat ry, and are authorized to contract for inserting
'dveruseuents for Ne at our lowest cash rates Ad-
versers 10 hst city requested 70 leave ther vors
With either Or the above houses.
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To the Miners of South Yorkshire.

The following extract is taken aroul an American
Newspaper called THE WcRKNGNANs ADVOCATE
published At Chicago. Illinois.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-26
FRGN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 4, 1870.

The following communications ex-
plain themselves
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Pres tonvertisB.

The proceedings Of Che Press Con-
ysstion Will bc found IN this issue.-
Qua. a lage delegation was present
from northern, middle and southern
,srts Of the State, while the press from
The eastern part Of the State along
the line Of The Mobile and Ohio X. X.
were not represented. The proceed
inss were highly entertaining to the
members Of the press, and great good
|, done by these annual meetings Of
he Press, and we arein hopethat they
will be unanimously attended by the
members Of the Conservative Press in
future. ffsIW8 W L
The citizens Of Oxford were ex-
ceedingly kind and attentive to the
wants Of the Convention, and We have
to extend our special thanks to Col.
WM. L. ARCHIBALD for so Hospitality
entertaining our junior during his stay
in the place, and hope him and his en-
tcrtainins family abundant success
and good fortune in their life, as they
so nobly dsserve-and our hearts are
especially touched by mention Of the
grand ball given on Thursday evening
complimentary to the Press Associa-
ton by the apnsroas citizens, and the
beauty Of tie fair forms and lovely
faces Of the many ladies who graced
this affair by their presence, is ever
fresh in our memory, and Oxford
shall thereby have a stronger link
upon nj affections.
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Tia ~s@s sssssh ksgiw fsfs a. rssi, -
list sghspsa haadfst yssfs so % sslss Il
s.efIssissi plssts Nas spffss iztsd u Ne
% fsfzsssnt t~ussalsal fssssas<s aFs fepssisi
y Recommended. but N % pa-ssgs u assfsd
history : mss recommended " sesllow eslo
mel. q tiss pil y ssf sssss sissfzI Pfspsfs-
fioH. Ths @k wsfs dressed 81 eat hsfbs ~
sfeakihza then, 10 pafify hen 70 hssl iheia
- ftssofs then. In that asy tss at ~ mat
az sexstsbls etirssts Wa snknowa The
hcftai medicines wefs mere ihfnsicns.
II was reserved ~ : Isssf ace " mite The
ssniiary eWeaees " 4 tonic. srpssieni and anti
billoua fspts, bsfte, ssd pl=hss, With ~ seiive
alma'sat, md TINS serhfe Their rapid dlaasion
through the debiila,ed or disordersd system.
The GROWING triumph Of this effective mode
Of concentrating and applying the virtues Of
medical vegetables vas sfehlesed 10 the pro.
taeiion u Hus,etters Stomach Biiters. Nevss
before had q perfectly pure sicoholic aimulani
been combined with the expressed juices Of The
hnest specific Of the vegetable kingdom. New
er YET though eighteen years have elapsed
since IN introduction, has this great restorative
been eqaslled. II 10 taken atall seasons, In
all climes, ~ the most potent safeguard against
e~pidemics, as protection against all unhealthy
sxhalations that produce debility or beget die.
ease, as a remedy for intermittent and othef
malarloas fevets, as m appetizer, ms a sovereign
cure for dyspepsia, as a general tosic and in
vigorant, as q gentle, painless aperient, as a
blood depurent. as a n~ervine, as a cure fot
bilious affections, as harmless snodyne, and
rs the best defence Of health under unfavorable
circumstances, such as seden,ary pursuits, un-
due bodily or mental e%xcrtion, hardship pri.
walton and exposure.
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inIure ne maia spring pfa watch and every
portion 81 he wetks l,scsme disetdsrei. The
human stomach Il 10 the human system what
that elastic pieceoi metal Is 10 q thermometer
II Influences the action " the other organs,
and controls, 10 certain extent, the whole
living machine. The comparison may he car
ried hnrther: for as the weakness OF other i'm
perfections Of the main spring is indicated on
the face q the time-piece, 80 also Is the weak.
ness or other disorder Of the stomach betray.
ed by the face Of the Invalid. The complex
ion Il ALLOW or faded, the eyes are deficient in
lustre and intelligence, and there Is a worn,
anxious expression In the whole eountenanee
which tells as plainly as written words could
do, that the great nosrishing organ whose Office
II IL to minister TO the wants Of the body, and
to sustain aud renew all Its parts, Is not per-
forming its duty. II requires renovation aud
regulating, and to accomplish this end Hos
%tetter's Stomach Bitters may be truly said 90
be he one thing aesdfa. The broken main
spring may be rcplaccd by a new one, but the
stomach can only be repaired and strength
ened, and this is one Of the objects Of the fa-
nous vegetable restorative which for eighteen
years has been waging y successful contest
with dyspepsia In all climates. As a specific
for indigestion II stands alone, When the re-
sources of the pharmaeopGa have been exhaus-
ted, without, at best, doing more than mitiga-
ting the complaint, q course Of this wholesome
and palatable, yet powerful, stcmaehic e~ects
a perfect and permanent cure. 10 all cases
ofdyspepsia the liver is more cs less disordered,
and upon this disordcred gland, as well rs
upon the stomach and bowels, the Bitters act
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REL1aroN.-We are authorized to
state that a lot has been purchased
at this place for.the purpose Of build
ing q Roman Catholic church on
the same. The land is ready paid
for, and a party tells us that the
church will certainly be built soon.
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No MORE.

waRsrws Couan BAtsAa Is healing, sofien.
Ing and expectorating. Tie cxraordina
power u possesses IL Immediately relieveinp
and eventually cnrcing the most obstinat;
crses Of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchilis, In
Hueusa, catarrh, Hoarssncss, Asthma and Con
sumption IA almost incredible. SO prompt Is
the relief and certain Ia effects IN all the abov,
cases, or any affection ofthe throat and lungs
that thousands ofphysicians are daily preacib
Ing Y, and one and all say that II Is The mos
healing expectoraut medicine know On,
dose always affords relief and Ii most cascl
one bottle effects cure. Sold BY druggist, ID
large bottles. Price One Dollas. Ith yout
own fault " you still Cough and suffer, The
Balsam will cure,
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QuIcK TINE! SURE CONNECTIONS!
by tho
III IN LOUISVILLE ROUTE,
to all points
NORTH AND EAST.
No CHANGE OF Cars
from
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE;
.m w only one change to
Chicago, Indianapolis, H
2" Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
G Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington.
5AuA. Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker time and less changes Of cars
than By any other route, BY
asking for tickets
peAr la LILLE. -6nG
Purchase your Tickets at
.& 18Th Main Street, Memphis,
& 4g or az W.
Depot of NJ. & J.. Line, Memphis
~ FREIGHT
Transported at quick time al
Low RATES,
DISPATCH, 8#EA88l4
n SAVING OF INSURANCE,
Through bills Of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured at all principal r. II
Offices In Eastern Cities.
W ALBERT FINK,
N General Superintendent.
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- Much complaint is being made
1t Long Creek about a failure to re-
fcive their pspcr. They saytAey know
khe fault lies, not with us, but the
Post Master OF that place. We would
post kindly ask the Post Master to
look a little more carefully after the
interest ofour subscribers 1t that place
md We can assure him that our album
liant thanks will be extended to him,
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A WONDERFUL RESTORATION TC
SaHr OF AN OLD MAN IS YEARS
Olive again have the pleasure
of publishing another of those won
derful triumphs Of the Oculist's Art.
for which DR.. Norris, of this city.
has become 10 famous. Mr.. II. II
Howser, a vell-kisown citizen o.
Jefferson eosaty, Ark, and former.
ly Of Miss, lost his sight from sore
eyes in 1862, and has been hope.
lessly blind ever since, having to be
led about. He had been treated by
many eminent oculists and surgeons
without benefit. lie remained al
last sxmxser and fall at Houston
Miss, under treatment for his eyes
where he has a sister living-but
received no benefit. He had giver
up all hope ard had started to hi
home in Arkansas, and when pass
iag fhrough Memphis, some one ad.
.vised him to 60 to DR.. Norris and
let him look at his eyes. He did
90, and the Doctor told him he could
restore him to sight in few min.
'utes Cheering news to the old man.
He fastened home, and as soon as
he could make arrangements, he re-
turned to Memphis and put him.
self in the hands of DIR. N. The
Doctor operated on his eyes a few
days ago, and he walks the streets
to-day without assistance-with
sight restored--a glad, happy, old
man. The operation which the
Doctor performed on his eyes Is
called Iridectomy Or cutting out q
piece Of the Iris to make an artif'
cial pupil-the same operation
which DR. Norris has performed or
many who were totally blind since
his residence in our city, and al
ways with success. Too much
credit cannot be given to- DR.. N
for the skill he displays in his oper
ations on the eye. Az there arr
hundreds Of persons in the Soutl
who think themselves hopelessl!
blind and haye, given up all hope
We feel that we are doing the caus'
of humanity . services In maxim!
this case known. We would a.,
to the blind do not give up oh hop
but 20 to DR.. Norris, and it you
case is durable, he certainly can d
it, Memphis Ledger.
JNNA4 AMlNA# ~ AEAMMtH
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c~eexTpuu@Thsfe y souis'iel'
ssssy saoas Look Dat fof Il. asl
1,oa 40 ncs know good from lssd
no I,ea Mathews, and Ne will ,eIl
soa III shout u. and cell you dfJ
sycd. aud groceries cheaper fcI
svsd money than you think he will
Do no, Gall 10 sxamiae biz fine and
veil seise,cd stock Of summer good
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VINE OF LFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Warmers Hinmm pitae or Vine of Life, Is fires
from any poisonous drugs or impurities being
prepared for those who require astinulAnt. 4
Is q SPLENDID apstzerand tonic, and the finest
thing In the world for purifying the blood. II
Is the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered to the public, far superior TO brandy,
whiskey, wine, bitters, OF any other article. II
: more healthy, and cheaper, Both male and
female, young or old, can take the wine Of
Life.--ltis In fact, a life prcserver. Those who
wish 70 enjoy good health and . free flow Of
lively spirits, will do well 10 tnks the wine Of
Life. Its different from any thing ever be-
for in use. II Is sold by druggist, also at all
respectable saloons. Price 0pnc Dollar In
quart bottles.
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aNle--n@n
800
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Csttsn Blooms.

Mcssrs. Anderson Oldham, plan
tiers near this place, presented us with
4 couple of large, healthy, red cotton
blooms on the 9th inst. These blooms
were open on the 18th, as they were
red on the 9th. These are the first
cotton blooms we have seen this
year and it is quite early, consid-
|ering the season.
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Extya Special Notice /!
DrwARE or couxTERrRITs

Smiths Tontc Syrup has been counterfcited,
and the couuterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. JoHs
Bull s private stamp on each bottle. DR.. JoHS
BULL only has the right TO manufacture and sell
the original Joas J.SxirH's TONIC SYRUP,
of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. II my private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will he deceived.
See my column advertisement and my show
card. | viii prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine SMITHS ToSU SYRUP
can only be prepared by m. self.
The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. %, 1868. jas
Texas Tonic Syrup, needs nc help 10 cure
chills.. 1t has cured more Chill, If possibl,
than whiskey has ever killed inebirates, which
10 not being done at present at Iuka owing to
the efforts Of Sterling Lodge of Good Templars.
The editor Of the Meridian Mercury is jubi-
liant over the prospects of the incoming crop of
hair produced BY the use Of the Louisiana Gre
ole Hair Rcstorer. For sale by all druggist.
ANN WANTED an active man 10
0SVV, each County in the State, to
travel and take orders by sample, for TEA, Cor
FEE, and Spicsas. TO suituble men we will
give d salary Of 5000 to 81, 900 a year, above
travling and other expenses, and seasonable
commission on sales.
Immediate application are solicited from
proper parties, References exchanged. APP
ply to, or address Immediately.
J.PACKER / CO..
continental Mills
ssl Bowery, New York.
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The Masonic celebration at Sar&fs
IN the Gath was largely attended and
he procession large. Rev. J. ".
kxorr, of Memphis, commenced q
past eloquent Masonic address, but
as prevented from finishing it by the
taia which was very heavy and con-
Rinued SO as to preseat further pro-
eeedings.
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batting Clsths

asfM8a4 N84A N&&
Persons desiring t~opurchase the
best sftielc should call on T. B. Nc
Even, agent, 263 Main street Mem
rphis, Tenn. N .H nas Va,
J. Grieshaber,29 2Gscondstreet;l(en
phis, Tenn, Mas, ana constantly Keeps
on hand, a large and well selected stock
of wall paper, window shades, oils,
bfszAss, and IN fact, every class Of
upholstery goods, and his prices an
very low. He j. : good man, and j
you try him once, you will be apt to
pstrcnise him aslin whsn yvu wish to
purchase goods in his line.
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MAGps-Ther are several kinds OF magic
now in use; such rs ''rhe Magic Of Love- :
Magic Lantern; Midnight Magic, and others
too numerous 70 mention; but the Magic Arnica
Liniment beats them all. If you doubt il,
satisfy yourself by trying some Of the article.
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A

wAnsrs's ExsAooars, isthc only article know
to curc the whites, NJ will cure In every case.
Whre Is the family In which this important
medicine IL not wantedf Mothers this d tn
greatest blessing ever offered you, and you
should Immediately procure IL. Iii also 4
sure cure for Female Irregularities. And may
be depended upon In every case where III
monthly flow has been obstructed through
cold Or disease. Sold by druggist, Price On,
Dollar. Or sent by mail on receipt Of One Dol
lar and q Quarter.
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RllEREMEQY

wANyEWs PLE REMEDY has never ailsdlnot
even 10 one case TO cure the very worst ease Of
Blind Itching or bleeding piies. Those who
nre afflicted should Immediately call ON their
druggist and get wARskR's pItE REMEDY. II
i expressly for the Piles and Il no, rccommen-
ded 70 CURE any other disease. II has cured
many cares Of over thirty years standing Price
Cue Dollar, For sale by all druggist every
where.
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The Worst organ griuder-a hsllow tooth
that plays the duce. Use q little of the Magic
Arnica Liniment and it will grind on without
any trouble or pain.
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Tho Magic Arnica Liniment cures charbone
bn horses. And Is altogether the best and
most serviceable horse linanent sold.
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We hope to give our rsaAsrs the
Psrtlculars Of the Commencement e.
FF'sessat the University Of Missis-
['ppi 10 our nsxt sspe, " 9ss editorial
mar has . round representing us this
Feek at that place.
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We have . stalk Of cotton in our
Office three feet aid half high
Nth tweaty.odd sqsarss omit. This
italk was raised " Messss, David
A'kew and Daniel Stewart on the
Plantation Of J. G. Stevsrt,s Esq,
bout nine miles southwest Of this
Rlact, These gebtlensn say this is
bout an average stalk on IL acres.
lh'' 20 ~ 70 Nv sssn faf !
prospect for cotton this season.
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s4~ff "A hs. ssf fass - = -
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The most wonderful cupes on record have
zen wrought by the use ofMansield & higoee
Magic Arnica Liniment.
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sfs msy snley ths TUFTS Ne, Ne
owh lslsngas Ne has discovered
No psesaisrg motives lnHaeasc be
desires iti. has bssuslaflt demon.
si'a,ei during hisfofty yearso ~r
Wee iatI,s esase a Christ, IN which
time he has not sppiiea osss cen, 70.
ceived foF preaching 10 bic own nee.
We havs mql SET hsd ssrne 10 esam.
lee The woff horuaglhy, bni from
a partial perusal Of i, we find That
several chapters are devoted To the
science Of mind, and that The work
contains much ancient history. that
will be very intefestingto the gene.
raj reader, besides thegrcat religious
truths the author essaycd TO estab-
lish.
This work can be found nj the
South Western Publishing Compa-
ny, Memphis, Tenn, and at T. II.
Caldwell & Cos and Butts & Shu-
ford's, Batesville. 3m
Agents wanted.
the United States Hotel louisville Ky, IL
only three blocks from a uni,arian Church.
For the convenience Of parties de-
string to attend church in Memphis,
the Miss. 4 Tenn. X. II. issues spe-
cial Sunday tickets to Memphis and
return at one fare, good for morn
ing train, and to return on Sunday
evening train andn no other.
Agents are furnished with special
tickets, and persons must ask for
a "return ticket"
The United States Hotel, Louisville KY,
is only three blocks from a Methodist Church.
HW WNfF.. Ell
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PLANTATION BIr1ERS.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative Is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and
debilitated. A q tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid 1t has no equal
among stomachics. As q
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, It h
supefseding every other
stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
frigid, 1t acts as q specific
In every species OF disorder
which undermincs the
bodily. strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it Is intro.
duced 1t becomes a stand
ard article a medicinal
staple. It is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
In the civilized wOrld--be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Stores.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DENTISTRY

DE. ~, -. OOIxth0rn, B
SURGEON DENTIST,
No. 354, Main Street. Memphis, Tenn.
has, in obedience TO the dictates Of humanity
and sound experience Of scientific men, bothin
this country and Europe, introduced the
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
In his practise. This innocent agent renders
the patient temporarily insensibls, and enables
In cperstsrts sxtrsct teeth Eith more prompts
ness ana facility, and 70 y rtorn a opeEstionl
which wouId olherwioe csnseexcruciatngpain
TT - ~ hovaFfulfy sied aldFtesed a.
Is 1s~sesnnosdzby scfels6e menatt b sniissly
harmless-no serious accident having occurred
from ito use. Ea .