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wsrrkR N the Tribune objects % Ceptain
Mislaf, oftbs west side poiice, accepting pr
ano which had been voted him at fair recently
held in this city. So Do w, thossh We do Aot
see ne propriety Of bis competitor alsoa psb.
lie func sionary--contesting his right 10 posssss
10. What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander. The reference to the cane contest, in
which Capt. Miller and Mr.. Anderson ssss the
competitors, Is In hsd taste, becasss 1t % vel
knowa that the miserable scabs employed 10
the Northwestern Railroad shops would give q
months wages at any time rather. than incur the
anger Of the master mechanic
The CRAIG MIcKoscoPK-This microscope is
simpl6ed end adapted to popular as we'll as
scientific use. A new optical wonder This is
the only instrument Of high power which re-
quires no focal adjustment. and therefore can
be readily used by every one, even BY children.
Costing only two dollars and seventy Ave cents
BY mad, post paid Il d wihin. the reach Of
oil in the community, and should be on she Ia
BILE Of every practitioner. Head the advertise.
ment in this paper.
Qua FRIEND REV. FL. o. SHELDoN wAo is Exc
cutive for Missouri, and Special Commissioners Of
Immigration, called upon US last Tuesday, being
detained BY the circumstances that his wife bad
her pocket picked Is she vas leaving the cars on
arrival from ST. Louis What made it worse,
that Mr.. s. had just handed her all his
money, (which included two presents lately re-
ceived Of $40 each), for safe-keeping The
pickPocket, who can be identified, sIipt be-
tween Mr. and Mrs g., and under pretense Of
lifting her basket, managed to abstract her
wallet. she bad sold furniture, &C., in Mis-
souri,, aud her portmonnsie contained all they
had, on which she depended to pay freight Of
goods gone before to 0berhn, Ohio. NJ. " ..-
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Kos Kco 10 ensOrsed BY the beat pAyHe ans every
where. h Ad the following from Dr. Tinery, success
full practitioner Of many Years standing In the Old
North State
ROCKY MoUSf, EDoEcoMBE CouErrl
sEPrxNBnR, 10, 1850.
DR. }. J. LAwaEEcE-Dear Sir: have n ed your Con.
eenrAted Fluid Extract Of Kcskeo In my practice with
the happiest results. Aud II to be . powerful Liver
nvigorstor, Blood Purifier and Nervous Tonic In Ali
diseases Of the Liver serotalous syphtc, and Nervous
affections Is remedy Of immense value; In fact IN
almost every variety Of chronic Its use IL ind
Gated. Hoping you may meet with the success which
you deserve a. manufacturer Of reliable medicines
am, sir, With much respect, your Obedient servant
Il. O. TILLBRY, N. ID.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

! st' d Nom the President Of the o.M.I.Ul
CHUEBUs, o., June 6, le10'
tor Of the WoRKixGMAS's ADVOCATE.
ne give the following correspondence.
'0 your paper. Yours respectfully.
FRED BLEND,
International Presides
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PARTIES DESTROYS of securing copies of the
new constitution about to DE submitted to the
people, can have them by applying at the Office
of the WoRKISGNAS's ADVOCATE
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veIlick, Rresidsstr and Cenrsd knhn, Vice
President o. the National Lsbor Uni"n, %.
their intelligent exposition of che Plans ana
pcrposes o. the lAbcr npvsmensl ~
Mr.. Kupkely then headed list Of names Of
persons, willing to become members Of labor
organizations, to discuss poHtissia its relation
70 the laborer. and to cooperate with the Ma
tionsl Labor Union. Hssors We Ssft the liss
Included probably one hussred names. Judg-
ing from the spirit these man display, this
awakening of the Germans is destined to cul-
inmate In grand resulta
GAKAr Con FORBID "A sclfstyled working
man, dominates in this weeks National
Workman" Of New York, ss the labor candi-
date for the next Presidency, Colonel John W
Forney, the tso-well known proprietor and edi-
tor Of the Philadelphia Prcss" and Wash
iugton " Chronicle This parasite Of "oc-
casional's" making, Processes 70 hail from Phil
adephia. From the possibility Of the nom
ination of such man, We pray the Lord to
deliver Us II al the plsyed-out politicians
al the sycophantic worshippess Of capital, oil
she ungrateful recipients of the kindly atten'
ton Of friends, in short, all the oil radi
calls Of the world, of each and every kind and
degree, we're gathered together in the body,
and choice of the meanest Of them all made
by: Divine inspiation,r John w. ForDey would
be the party hit upon. He has not o single
recommendation. In what good he does, he
is not actuated by any sense of justice, but By
desire to cal de, and build up fllse reputa-
ton as the friend Of the oppressed Of AL the
Philadelphia papera bis. the Press" pub
fishes fully one-hal the lies. He has openly
supported every land grant that Con
gress has yet attempted, has abetted BY bis
countensDee. every ubiquitous scheme that
either our State Legislature, or the National
Congress has originated, and only last week,
he ediorially denounced trades unionists "a
designing men and demsgogues. He Is pretty
slave Tor labor candidate, and cur only won
der is that Notwithstanding Mr.. Browning'L
announcement, that oil workingnen we're
privileged 70 use his columns TO express their
preferences for men al labor candidates, the
communication We have referred to was admit
ted to print. No Forney for the woIkipgmen.
They would be as well served by Belmont, q
CIsHln, Or Jay Cooke.
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Kuskoo cures Scrofula i'm its worst Forms

From A. W. MILLS. prominent and well known meF
chant Of Norfolk, Va
No. ii MAZE srRsEr, NoRpoLE, VA,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1853. I
DR.. LAwnKEcD-Dear Sir: Your Kooskoc has worked
wonders In my family. Ny aught-r has be suffer
from ecrofula since childhood SIZE lost thirty
pieces Of bone from her ankle, several from her arm
besides having ulcers In several parts Of her body.
Whilst In this condition she commenced taking your
Koskoo-k acted nike harm her nnder its use Che
ulcers gradually heaed and her general health greatly
Inn proved. 1s certainly saved her much suffering, ana
perhaps her life. regard Koskoo . specific tor NIL
scrofulous affections. Your K0skOo also ed my wife
OF dyspepda, nom which she suffered greatly. Bhe 10
In better health than she has been ave yeArs.
With the highest regards, gratefully yours, Ac,
- A. w. MILLS.
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xoszOo.
Endorsed and By the President Of the Pa
cuhy OF the Medical College Of the
city OF New York.
PRorrssoR r. s. NEWTON, M. d.,

Professor and PRECEDENT Of the Faculty. late Professor
Theory and Practice" Of Medicine, Cincinnati, 30.
One OF the most eminent medical Of this age
veil known % the author Of the following standard
medical works: Newtops practice OF Medicine" Dis
Of Children "Newton's Symes Surgery" Ac In
December number Of Ameysccs Medical Rsvie,O-psge
US, saysi
~, some OF The new remedies, notice prepare
ticn compounded BY J. j. Lawrence, IL D., Of Norfolk
In desired quantity. We recently examined his L.
borstory, and became fully satisfied that MI hIs work
done In the best manner BY the most approved processes
and from the best materials, Giving "a q result medi.
cine meeting tie Sdesce Of tie pkysiedns and e pub
Ite.",
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The Trichina spiralis or Pork Worm.

The Trichins Spiralis or Pork Worm.
Perhaps 1t is not generally known that the
much talked Of tsichins spiralis. or pork worm,
was first discovered in America by DR.. R, G.
Kendall Of Philadelphia, Pa, with the Ameri-
can instrument known as the Craig Microscope,
costing only $a,7S, after Gated failures to
discover the worm with an imported microscope
costing s56, "of feebler power and less relia-
ble.' This fact DR.. Kendall stands ready to
prove at any time. The Craig Microscope in
neat boxes, with full direction is mailed any
where for S2,75, BY E. e. Ross, sls Locust st :,
st. Louis, Mo.
Read The advertisement In this paper.
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EIGHr THOUSAND HOUSES are said to be Of
fering for sale 10 this city, Notwithstanding
which fact, rents are yet quoted at almost the
enormous figure they attained during the war
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Read the following from Mr. wOmble, prominent
hardware merchant OF this city;
No. Is, MARKEr soUARE, NORFOLK, VA,
October Is. 1869.
DR.. LAwRxHcK-Dear Sir TO the large nuaber Of tes-
morals wht eh you offer Of the great efcacv Of vour
Koskoo, take pleasure IN adding my own. l BuR red
greatly with Nervous Debility Headache L1s Of Ape
Ite &c. Two bottles Of Koskoo red me 10 heash
Yours truly, ,. G. WOABLR
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After reading the above high Recommendation, inva-
Hds cannot reasonably hesi tate give the KOSKOO
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STATE & WASHINGTON STS.,

N o L @ E THE WORKING
- MEMS BENEVOLENT UNION, Of ChicaRo
mees every Saturday evening, eight o'clock at the
- DIE AssemDy Hail Linds Block, northeast corner
NIczAxL AuLIoT, ssc'y.
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rrrem Dr. Lloyd, . Physician Of Iarr. practice

IFFtW DI' 1IuyuB uys1cI&u u MIG pfActlce.I
GAsAf BRHGs, Va October g. 1899
]. ]. LAwRBEoB, M. D.-Dear Sir che~rfully en-
your KOosko being valuable preperation
Upon exAmipasson Of the formula, hnd each inRredi-
ent highly extolled By our best and progressive
clinical invest gators have tested is effects in nv
practice, and have hesitation In recomm ending
it. In my opinion, 10 the beat compound Of s class
put beEre the pubcexeeedng b, far al the va
rous compounds Of sarsAparha, &C., ever invested Il
10 decided Nerve Tonic, and Invgorator Of the animal
forces aiding digestion and assimilation. and thereby
producing healthy blood which Ahoald be the basis
treatmenT In all chronic diseases Hoping on will reap
the reward you deserve from the public Is benefaa-
tor am, sir yours truly, CHAs. LLOYD, MD.
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FIELD,
LETTER
& CO.,

VIII offer on MONDAY, June 10, a
handsome assortment Of Wash
Poplins and other Dress Goods,
from l5c. to Soc. per yard a large
addition to their stock Of japanese
Silks, $l.00 and upward; a fine line
Of Summer Dress Goods in Per
Gales, Lawns. Grenadines, Tissues,
Chamberys, &C., &C., and another
supply Of the Popular China SILK
Farasols; White Lavender, Black
and Fancy 0olors In Lyons Silks,
and some select designs In Llama,
Real Thread and Point Applique
Lace Parasol Covers
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From Rev. ". H. Christian, Pastor DInvidde Street
Method st Church.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, October Is 1859
This IL to certify that know DR.. Lawrence well He
10 gentleman Of cultivation and worhy Of the fulIe
confidence have used bic Koskoo ish ADVANTAGE 10
myself and have adopsed lie use In my family IN cases
Of ne. vous debility and depression.
W. H. CHRISTIAN.
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From Physicians, Eminent Divines, EditOrS Druggists
Merchants, &C., see Kooskoo Almanac fOr.ihis
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open on
SATURDAY EVENINGS

Means fer xdentifving Dspositors:
When new Dspeater Arst comes to the Savings Bank
precautions taken and records made that he may
always be Identified and that IN book d lest
the owner thereof cannot be dsfrauded.
The bu&ness Of this institution ID conhneN Sxclusvey
to the receipts asd OF Savings Deposs and Eunds
deposited In trust. No Commercial or General Bank
ing business 10 transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by lean
upon real estate In the city Of Chicago In making
rams, preference n always given 70 applications from
DepOstfoTs OF small mans who have accumulated I'm the
Institu Ion SUFFICIENT funds TO pay for lot Of ground
and desire "a borrow something more 70 aid them In
erecting buildings to be used permsnent homes for
themselves and families
aYMoney rsuissed by DrAft to Europe or elsewhere
for Depositora
A8-ns Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by . com.
mseee Of depcsitors In this Institution may be
The Savings Rank
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KoskoO Cures Chron,c Rheumatism.

lKoskoo Cures Chrontc Reclamation.
NoRroLK, Va +, Sept. I, 1852
DR.. J. J. LAwREscE-Dear Sir My aon has received
much benefit from your terful koetoo that can
not efraln from expressing my gratitude. had tried
almost everything without bent d. believe i'm all sin
cerity, that your Koskoo inasble remedy for the
dIseas from hich has suffered and 10 far "a can
learn, has never sed III you only knew the iumease
amount Of suffering that he has underEoae then you
could conceive u value Of such remedy Koskoo-
that surely cures. The great amount Of good 10 nov
doing among uB Is ines Unable.
with much gratitude, am, respec fully yours, &C.,
Mrs Nc. u. A. NELSON.
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Price &i.OO per Bottle.

For sale Iy the Principal Druggists in he
United States, and BFsttM Amsrtea.
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INV AONGUTsoGAHNT9
"ouAz.E7As sea agAnFzsAs..
DIR. LAWRENCE'S
H,crLr ccncuuraArxD FLUID axTRAcr o.
.KO'.SKOO!
y TINE GREAT HEAIJH ResToRtR.
No Quaek Medicine-Formula Around
the Bottle.
PREPARED soLELy nv
.DRL.L. LAWRENCE.
Organic Chemist,
NORFOLK, VA.
Hos xoo
Strikes at the Root Of Disease By Purify
irg TIE Blood. Resioring ne Liver md KSdneu
tOa HsaltAy Aetsoa. AVID Iav.sOratiaO
tAs NsrvoSs System,
This 10 the secret Of its WONDERFUL Sue
CESS in CURING
ScRoFULA, SYPHILIS, DYSPEPSIA
Liver Complaint, CdrOaic RhemGtism,
Naralgsa, Nervous lSseaa.s, Er~ptiss ef0e
ass, Hnrs. Less Of Veor, Diseasa
Of Kidneys and HIdder, AVID al
Diseases e1assd By
BAD STATE or TIE BLOOD.
V A DIsBAsKD coKDITIoH or fHE
Liver, Kidneys, Nervous System, &c.
thoroughly eradieates every kind Of Humor and Bed
Faint and restores the entire system TO Healthy
Thousands hare heen Changed By the
use Of this ksdsc.~e from weak. ehly, suffering ersa
tsTes, 70 strong, healthy asd happy Rsn aad Doaen.
No medicine has attained such great republication as
this justly celt brated compound.
ApprOved By the Highest Medical author
:ty.
zO9xoo:
Endorsed and recommepdcd BY the President Of the Pa
cuRy Of the Medical College Of the
city Of New York.
PsorrssOR r. 8 NEWTON, D.,
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-11
From our Regular Corrcsp sndent

iAAhh hEMfAhEMAGOG, W Aug. y, 1871.
1t Is needless to go into ran',@Fties in praise
OF Beautiful Water, las Memphremagog
slgnihes-or to repeat description of these
rock bound. mountain-shaded shores; the
crystal clearness of the water; the verdure of
its many eds; the coolness of the air; the
golden sunset, and just now, the equally fine
moonlight evenings. We need not ageravate
the feelings of the members of the stay-at-
home club by describing the finny beauties of
ten pound trout lying near US, just caught,
nor by assuring them of abundant material for
the enjoyment of angler. sportsman ard artist
A few facts, however, may aid those who are
soon to Join the summer exodus to these Cana
dian waters Taking the Is train from Port
land you reach Concord, via Portsmouth and
concord road at 1915 a. M, and Newport G. .35
p. No. 1t is 2S9 miles by White River juno
ton, and 263 by Plymouth and Wells river.
Here at Newport you find the Memphremagog
House on the edge of the lake. Recently en-
larged, it presents front of about 200 feet. and
accommodates 400 people. New stables, boat.
house, billiard rooms and bowling alleys have
been added since last year, and the front laid
out as green promenade, the railroad track
having been removed few rods to the east.
The completion of the Massawippi road to Que
bee, few weeks since, opens road to that
cityJ and the Saguenay, 20 miles nearer from
New York than by any other. Two trains
make close connections daily. The train which
brings Bostonians here at 6.35 remains half
hour for tea, and reaches Quebec at a. m.
Leaving here at !. 35 p. m. one reaches Quebec
at 80 p. m., in ample time for quiet rest at
the ST. Louis before his next days explorations
of this quaint old city and its beautiful enyi-
rons.
The ample facilities now promised for travel
through this Lake District will attract an in
creasng number, and one who ever has been
here once will surely desire to repeat the visit
and recall the satisfaction with which it is in
separately connected. CAsco.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-11
THE PR ESS.
Thursday Mornins, Aug. IL, 1870.
The Situation in Europe.

Day after day passes without the expected
battle. 1t cannot long be postponed. Inc
Prussians cannot afford to let the enthusiasm
reused by their late victories die OUT ana
speedy victory is the only hope of Napo'eon's
dynasty The French are concentrating at
Metz and Nancy, and the next battle may be
expected at the former place or between the
two. Strasbourg, which was left uncovered
by the French defeat, is an important posi-
ton. but it is said that 80, 900 men could hold
it against 100000, and the Prussia can hard
.ly afford to spare so large number for the
siege at present 1t is probable that they
will adopt Gen. Grants tactics of seeking the
armies of the enemy instead of wasting time
and men in attacking isolated Notifications.
1t may be true as reported that Italy has Of
fered to assist France with 100000 men, but
with her almost bankrupt treasury and wretch
ed population, such course would greatly
embarass Italy without materially helping
France. In the war of 1866 the Italians prov
ed themselves poorer soldiers than were the
Austrians, and their interiority 10 the Prus.
slams must be much greater. The one or two
millions of recruits with which the French
propose to wipe out the disgrace of their late
defeats are not in the field, and before they
get there events may transpire that will make
their presence useless.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-11

The propeller PartheDia, running between
Hartford and New York was burned in thu
Sound on Sunday night.
A Western preacher condemns croquet as
sdeleterious to the moral and spiritual inter-
ests of the church.
The discovery OF q sulphur spring at Troy is
thought to indicate the fact that the city is an
awfully wicked place.
There is Story that mau is living in New
Bedford who was dru inner boy in the war OF
1872. 1t is about as true as a French telegram.
Gen. Trochu is fifty-fve years of age, and is
said to be the best soldier in France. He is
popular with the people, and said to be an Or
leanist in his sympathies.
The census returns of New Hampshire, thus
far received, indicate loss in population of
population of nearly 10000 since 1860 In 62
towns it is about 20 900, and in only 10 of these
has there been an increase.
The yacht Sappho arrived at New York on
Tuesday, after voyage of thirty-one days.
She encountered unfavorable weather during
the whole trip, meeting with severe accidents
to her spars and rigging.
Persons desirous of serving their country
will learn with surprise that in our consular
service there are thirty vacancies. These are
however, at uuimpOrtant and cheap posts.
Those at London, Havre, &C., are filed.
A new Democratic paper is to be started in
Washington. 1t is to be called the Patriot
The publisher Should take warning from the
large number of new journals which of late
have gone where the woodbine twineth u
There is hardly room in Washington for anoth-
er paper.
a woman on Ashland street, North Adams,
made pretty free use of her tongue one day
last week to neighbor, who had corrected one
OF her children for some misdemeapor, where
upon he threw at her a stone weighing over a
pound, infiicting severe and dangerous
wound on her head and telling her to the floor
in her own house, where she lay insensibe for
some time. A surgeon was in attendance for
several days The fellow was brought before
the District Court and acquitted on the ground
of 'self- defence"
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-11


large party of US came over the Rochester
Road this morning, and taking the excellent
line of stages owned by Messrs. Lemuel Davis
q Sons, we came to the landing at Lake Sc
bago in Standsh, then across the beautiful Sc
bago in the steamer Oriental and through
Songo river and Brandy pond to this smart
and beautiful village. We found the Teach.
ers' Institute already in working order at the
ample and splendid hall owned by Messrs,
Rufus Gibbs & Sons. Some fifteen towns are
represented and about seventy-five teachers
are present On account of the Institutes be-
ing held in various parts of the county ex-
pressly to accommodate the people, not SO
large and general an attendance is held at
every one as could otherwise be the case.-
Among those present are Mr.. Eben Went
worth and Mr.. George E. Taylor, of your Port
land teachers, the State Superintendent
johnson, County Supervisor Webb and Prof
a. 1. Allen of Philadelphia. The subjects of
discussion to-day were the best means of
teaching Geography, with lessons in smelling.
closing with discussion on tho onest;on
"ne.nei whispering can be entirely suppressed
~ sc"oois; winch. was decided by the prepop-
oerance OF argument, that like the liquor traf.
nc this is one illustration, not theirs) il can
only be controlled, hot entirely prohibited
only as standing rule to be enforced as ner.
fectly as possible. Questions in writing were
put into the box prepared for the purpose and
answered in prompt and lucid manner bv
Prof. Allen.
DR.. Thomas f. Perley OF this town, brother
of Hon. Samuel f. Perley of Naples, who was
residing in Florida at the breaking out of the
rebellion and had to become a refugee to save
his life, is now practicing here. He is much
interested in natural history and botany and
has collected some large and beautiful speci.
mems of butterflies and insects. The doctor
has been invited TO give lecture before the
Institute, which be hasIaccepted
We expect another delegation of teachers
and other educators by Wednesday, to swell
the number of the practical school,
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-11

WHEN the great Lebeuf went out from Paris
to take command in the field as Major General
of the armies of France, the Paris Gaulois
treated its readers to glowing sketch of him !:
Marshal Leb@uf has dimples His beard is
Olympian: and his mustache would reach
twice round the body of NJ. de Bismarck-or,
tied end to end, would reach across the Rhine.
He is the very type of the heroic soldier; a
commanding torso, stout heart, and sweet
and gentle manners" This is the way he
looked on the evening of July 23d. Three
weeks have not yet passed. by,-and now this
ong-bearded but short witted warrior sinks
back to Paris, and old Gen. Trochu, who was
to have sailed in the Baltic fleet, landed at El-
sinore, and made Denmark his base of opera
tions while he overrun Holstein and Hanover,
has sadly given up his northern expedition,
sent his 10000 men to Paris and gone himself
to replace the dimpled Lebeuf at Metz. The
big fleet at Cherbourg will not sail for the
present