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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-02-05
Sober Thought for Workinpr

/. a..-.M. Prom the New York Eveiong pos.
Why is itthat SO many of the families
of the iaboring men in our to xns and cities
live in such poor, beggarly way, and in 50
many damp, dak Easements, and up in
such close, confined, rickety old attics
Many Of the heads Of these families receive
good wages, and get their pay every week
or month regularly. But where, in too
many cases, do their wages go? Not to the
banker, the grocer, the butcher, the mer-
chant; they 60 for strong drink, ale and
beer, which do not strengthen the physical
man. Franklin taught the printers of Lon
don that cold water was better than ale !;
and cold water has lost none of its virtues
in 140 years.
The cost Of tipping is in the aggregate
enormous. The inquiry is often made how
are SO many drinking houses sustained |!
Let us see. Twenty men, at 80 cents day,
will pay one Of these " tipping shops" 81
100 gear. A man who pays 80 cents a
day for " drinks" pays $109.5O a year.
This is the inter st on 81 ,564 at I per cent.
at simple interest. This sum, 80 cents a
day amounts in ten years to $1,17l.95. All
this is wasted, paid out for an enemy that
steals away a mans brains," and RODS him
and his family Of every comfort. Intoxicat-
ing liquors give neither strength to the
body vigor to the mind, resolution to the
will elevation to morals, nor dignity to
character. Strong drink drags a man
down from his high estate, depraves all his
appetities, and leaves him in want and
misery, the mere wreck and semblance of
man.
The constant use of intoxicating liquors
makes hard times for many a man. Thus, a
family Of five persons will consume four
barrels Of flour year, or 1,056 pounds of
bread. This is nearly three pounds day.
Good -four can be bought now at 81 bar
rel four times seven makes $2S; and thirty
cents day for drinks is $1O9 so, or $751;
90 more per year than the bread for a
family of FIVE persons costs. But" says
A. Z" only take two drinks day" Very
well you pay, then, for your drinks $73 a
year ; only s45 more than you pay for the
bread consumed BY your whole family, if it
contains five persons. This sum would pro-
vide tea and coffee for them.
Here, then, we see that the man who
pays even twenty cents a day for liquor
a sum sufficient to supply his family with
rhnS4 asrtc---7 - N 81 $780,,
D'esd; red airi Gomez tor the year.
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= GA "a the Workinnman


stt,InR between two waning lights,
D ing the beet can,
And planning with my humble might
To aid the workingDAn.
The hours OF lab ", the rich mAu says
Are TOO few for the miser's plan,
And dollar day II enou III u pay
To any woman or man.
No we'll apurn the nsiser'R gin
And their hides we're bound 20 tan,
And many or them will 20 70 their graves,
To the tune Of the workiHgwAn.
And tbe women, too, the rich man says,
Must work, a. Of oh the practice "a.
ABd the Law Il IN Our side say II with pride.
To rule tue women and workingmAn.
No, BY heaven the workman said,
Dispute IL IS veil as you cs1,
Wen defend our right by force and might
Ofthe women and wOrkingmAn.
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THE eldest AND BEST.

The greatest wastin the reform movement Of TO-
day, Is able, fearless OutspOken paper. unrammeled
independent and truly devoted the Of reform
Such paper Ia the wosKuGMAH'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 necessary speak OF
the causes Of such failures 1t In enough 70 know that,
at this time there lie but paper Of all those started
that has any claims . National organ. The WoRKEG
HAEs ADVOCATE has been pubsheH ssr over ave years.
having mrmcunted al the obstacles that led to the fall
OF the many other efforts made by various parties In
many parts Of the country. The Advocate 10 up
failure that people subscribe for Il and feel
that they will not lose their money they hsvesO many
times In the past The ADVOCATE Is not only the OLDEST
the LARGEsT and the paper in the country dsvot
ed to the interests Of Labor Reform; Is NOT only
upon arm financial basis but it is published BY men,
whose record friends Of the Labor Reform movement
10 furnish guarantee that the paper will re-
main the champion Of the reform movement under any
and all circumstances
The Advocate will ever be q sentinel upon the
watchtOwer guard the interests Of the people,
While fighting every species Of wrong shall be aim
to seek q. ne CAUSES from which dew the many dsor-
ders Of society and make vigOr upon them,
great aim viii b strike the root of the tree. We
viii advocate entire change In the monetary system
Of the country, upon the principles and through the
embraced In the Platform Of the National Labor
Union. We snail advocate adoption, by the National
Government OF new land policy, taking the ground
that another Of the public domain should be
disposed Of any company, corporation person upon
any whatever except in small parcels to actual
settlers. We shall favor taxing all uncuvated lands
and comp eng all companies. Ions and persons
holding lands BY government grant, to put the in
the market at government prices acre) within
given time in of failure do the land TO
revert back the We shall advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank system-the call
ing in Of the whole National Bank circuaOn-sndi su
ing I'm Its place treasury certificates convertible into
bonds bearing interest, and vSee versa, Ut
the will OF the holder We shall advocate Labor De-
partment at Washington such 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 it be applied proudc-
ton and distribution. We shall advocate the shorten
ing Of the hours CT labor in every department. 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
Equal and exact Justice to IL" people. We Ghal sdvo
cate the
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Formation a Great Peoples Party,

with view running the Gevernment, Nat State
and Municpa in the interests Of and for the whse peo-
ple Every other question. old new, will be dealt
With according 1t from standpoint always
having In view the b-st interests Of all We shall at
tack wrong wherever and IT, whether In high or low
places. While We are willing 70 do our part, and take
all the risks and responsibilities incident TO the pubca-
ion Of such an organ, call upon every friend Of the
movement TO aid BY efforts to Increase our crcula
tlon.
A. G. CAMERON
PROPRIETOR.
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STATEMENT, SEPTEMBER IS, 1860.
Subscribed Capital stock, e246 900 90.
PAID mp CapIual, Gas, s97.03.
ASSETS:
q. q. Five Twenties, market value, 4ip gro 90
U g. Ten-Rorties. market value, II 900 90
Cash In Chas. Pollansbee Son bank, 4S. 917 s6
Cash In Fourth National bank, 17,l5247
Cash on hand, 00S "A
Secured notes. s. 100 90
Union Pacific Railroad FIRST Mortgage Bonds, SOOOO7
Mortgage owned by the company, 1851 80
Premiums due, city col ectien, $500
Premiums due from agents, nee received, PTS %
BiIls receivable, 1,47l.04
Accnmul ted Interest, a. $50 70
Call loans, secured, $40 o.
Uns. aid cash assessments, 2@2 OF
Due from Stockholders >ubecI iption, 81 5nO o.
tfhce supple 900 90
once furniture, fixtures and property, asa s.
Revanue stampe, LIS
Socks owned by the COMPANY, s5Oi.0O
s95e 81. IS
LIABILITIES
Loseees adjusted and unpaid None
Nm .djuAed aud contested, SIS 900 90
Reiusuranc li4bilit, 10, 979 60
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IEeURAHcE DEPARrMBsr AUDIFOR's OFvIcR
sPRIEeEIELD, Sept. 81. 1864
T. Geo. NJ BTinkerhsf do hereby certify that b. an
thority the Hon z. Lippincott Audi OF PuhIic
Accounts OF the State OF I'm made persenaI cram
nation OF books papers, and secartles Of
Stock and Mutual Insurance Company OF Chi ago and
found said 3any possess on the 18th day Sep
tender, $50 In their own name and right the fOIlowinR
assets, to-wit:
Here follows list Of Assets given ab,ve1
Total assets &250.s41 S. Nith iabIEties Incuair .
tor reinsurance amounting 20 he cum Of s9s
27a so
Gwen under nv hand a. epr.ngn Id nIinois This The
2tst dRy Of September, 1859
9se. N BRIEKEKHorF
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PUDOLERs.
TRADES DIRECTORY

DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UsI ~,
ID meets every Tuesday evening A. 49, 80
O'Clock 81 Trades Assembly Hall. S5' hvnn1.dsrt
u W. JoHSsoS, Pr's"'
JoHK AEGLE, Cor Sec'y.
Y Cox Recording Secretary.
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CROCK AND MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

VMVUl 401 w @1W14H JUN 0bIWUGy
Merchants Insurance Company Building, Cnicagc
CHAUNCeY r. BOWEN, President.
r. P. LAYTON, Vice President,
CHARLES F0LLANsBEE. Treasurer
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary.
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CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UN III
I NJ "a r0a... tho LAST SATURDAY evtnins ~
month Al Printers URion Hall, room ~ -
change building. Entrance on ELchsngs I, .,i-
JAMES NJ. CULYsR
TX TEAoGY, Recording Secretary.
EN- KRRporT Corresponding secretArF AL, ,.tr.
Y FAN COMMUNICATIONS must b. drecteu
bonding Secretary, Postoffce boz 2, ----no
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TFHE CHICAGO JOURNEYMEN Y. FD THHU
Eps,TSIeN NETS every FIRsr 90 .r,.sSF
v eanerray. ~ each month, NJ TIE 80 ecIscS,E
Hail 2sT Randolph street. at qaarter y predSssi
GEO. LToEs, Secretary.
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The Management of the Banks and The
Effects Of their Operations ',pOu the
Prosperity of 7rode and Prod'ecfire
Industry.
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THE BOOT AND SHOEMAKEkS a., a." !.
L TECTIvE UNION meets on me ~ o',lctE. v
NJ, 10 the Printers Union Hall, NO. ~
charge building. --,,,e, $50
TOURNEYMEN STONECUTTEKs ~ ~
% CITATION or CHICAGO, meets On tns Ts,Im ~
WEDNESDAY Of each month, IS corne, prsslBssL
Cana streets. IHos. S- !.
ALEX BREMHKR. Cor. Sec, ~ CnArles-- -------
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CIGAR MAKERS.

- Of Aaryl'u meets IN the first Friday -.
Of every mouth OF Ctn.Fal Hall rs Norm DIV ,ul
banmora. LAhHTFs 9 sT,rLErls, Pre-.
, 1870-09-04


Observation-Disclosures Cht.~t'e Chnrrh. "a sh-
Ii,nE Nt1rlnfNf br the krT s1A I'd.
g. John w. Brnurtt atd 1L. Era Ftink. al al this
CITY S4 caFts-
wAIsHE-aunRAs-ou rtur.dav evening. 6.p-
tt.rtr Al the residence If thc hr.les mother, Nh
Mr.. H lrrt j. Salshr and Mts II. Frames Bursas al
ri til. ctty- No caIaA-
lbHsSToS-SASDERS- Me:t Ninhcd, n. y
AHr ls The Ts4s t. ii. tSc ~, William u. Johostnn,
IN ea.,. i-1. y,nFcrt daughter u sEircr San.
{. r.. E-l. II 11r tos1ief plsee.
, 1870-09-04
hACHINERX.

e. 80. .CQGpEn CO.. MANUFACTURE sTA.
aoG5At! saG* vAtyc en9inea postabs enEincJ faru,
80. Ea .osuss antnsuauc rnt-uH cns1he tle cfs-
bsatsu hlaet patent engine, circular SAW ri. ns;is
" s1lst nls Aaa bH1 and c1s,t3Ia Z
r. a .sss saIs. asa n n,
dsE:s t. t. EuLFtk Cu = estrr.. t,..it.-i -, -.
l. Nest kai.duiol-t., GhleaEu. :" a-'~
TOR sALE--FlsTs SEC0NIlH $40 ENGINE
i l4ttss. I'll ei-.s. TwctIy secuad.hs1d LIN ffs.
rets. bEl Eot cutreIz. Portable ard sst:oaaiy s,
fnEs1es, hvta whzllnk Asr.Itn-FT- ScI, Il low.
lr7ees tn4p ever btiotC uIe1et. Stut for rtrr:rr
A. JA3lEs d Co., LIS lakr-st. "'
TOR RSALE-OSEl.HORSR POWER PORrAFfE =
enBi1r N! bs;lr1 TO-. unlr Ste1 a=li By vissns -
thAaea mortsssr- JAS. u, STOKKf, al laSsiI~at
Hoou q, H"'
EOR sALEcHEAF-DEE MOULDING NJ,
xatae, wnh eutsefss and one se7on saw isquise ot
y. F11xfAyhluk- rotner It Van Bureo-st
T1pR sALK-oHEAP, B3LDHTH rtioT .Tl-
l. Pure solid sEneEy Wheels, &, III s:S{n Weis-ss,
, 1870-09-04

trSciskATl, S+pt- a--The Democratic County
ftEvtEt.rn nufnsLa.c,l equity c!llcess to-day.
.iE.Dt The number ts A. B. Champion, lhte Ptcei-
~: tt1 Tie ttrt, Stotins Ib4se Ball club, who Is
l.,..,4iusle,i tos Prosecuting Attorney.
, 1870-09-04
SUBURBAN REAL HrArK.


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.st ,sd IT, s; y ;sGl IT, q Via 6: 1s;
ess i e: cs u Il
9aSc 9s ssss u. 70 srs fsIseuss To1 ps ossS
+
ssss Z = f.; S5yssisS % II: es:S5a! :oSa1ssa
ssa.sa r.:s.a isetes ane aa ] In Ea l
liz - .Fe .aS tso.s
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kssns,on . Gisaeoe- PaTues, vi.hins 10 rens
=, rn,rns,e M hsatss losa tor E,nth1y payusus dur
is,as ~ 81 u ~ a. u
sts It. Dsiet Sy ~ 4 Ms'.a ;I a. u, ts Sp
.u.Lot1ea o. eli house. snd lo.: es,a:s1
ei .as ICON t;n H. Is 81 %ass'aa4 q ssa s"s'
Istssias 4e1e properly Il .nd .djqains tse ii M
4e aha I'll I'll sssay 1ssis III.
ticHARD H. hEkR. ofee opposite T. ., Evan.too
xsSS E 4 asas s..y
nsa ''fs a'ss isi'i cakp asfce0f taf kEah
E'oH ,sALE-EyANSrUS PKOPERTY-A FEW
si53n'n sae7ps M a,t @ 8 l" r;esi 1T s9aa
s:saurtou-
FoK sAIR-.T HISspALE-IioIsFs WITH
r., ar .aoEr .s1rt FROM s1t1o to s!oG r1opsE:y
ION 10 10 i =. Ii II II Dea:Io:a:. III. sT'6Gii
E0R SALK--SO0TH EVASST0S GROVE I19Ts
7~sse haa:xs Ssas b issH2 st c.rsst e,aas
tsn,5.i haiifa.a. tsFsnt r?ilss sr"aaa IN ots Il
+ + T. I'll SsAR. Ess.esss e IL s.i'~: Of
FoR sALEILAKK snoRh n rn3pEaIy-s
1'sa9 sGaKabs ss ies bRU . @ aon ci 'Se esl
17,,,, 77,,,,,c.7
, 1870-09-04
TO NENT-HQusE&.


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TO RENr-HousEA
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| HOtjsKS
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a q i.s;s WA Mss:s9; \ Hsssss.,
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+ + sna Mdi iss:s ss1s Msshon.s. new.
x,:soD Dunosr of o''''f A'a's' all S'sF ac "e's d.
sHnts6T@.s sts5fs ,sa per month. hou.e with oee
sEnAs5 y;5ss,sD s, s.sfts* s,;s ss.
| To REST=DwKTIiSG -: ) VAN EUNES:sE.
s1@ ~ 3 e Il sses Rt
mo RENT ONE OF TaE MOST PLEAsANT AND
!asss II III t:,sS II ssu's T.
sssGtu BAN 4 .i;St7 s1S Sans S @
Josanai efaee.
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Atsht.ne. "a ITtas1 i sseS.: Sst
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ss:ro ast:' r sis; Rooms
n11s.st-St n.ar TnirtIsh ai,t cott. r. crn.,
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s1SEx ! sa FL &
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| ! Honse 81 icseaa-%r.. lstws-a Eisht-cnth snd
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Aoe!ofeaf': aae esn..s-as: ApP9 sM- Gu rls.ah G.
ol.s H. IS - 4aoa,S e. fsK
Tn w InH nt:Tss; = ses:9-., ;z1 ,,717575,
/ hsvnf been repesnted. pasesed. aaa csso;nined.
tcn;s eeSa 81 - ~ noassn IN thef
t SPE4Te s 9stsE4 = e, oE 9sa I a91 s "a
App'y -.--------- =. = We. t.1e.!:
sae y 9S.3 sI h,sa annsE eh1 os SoKTM
sids + II aS1Tsia ~ q asd5s E@orr
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III s Rss I'll
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south ..--=...-. e.sssa!si.E ~ :.
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e.. q Gaona % MEYEK. % K''''s AZ ~ 7'a'h e'afk-
To RKsT-Bv wFsT, AUSTIN oFTAwAY.
| = HeTIp{dS
, 1870-09-04

Kiih1IH, Sept. S-The application uAIe tos
s..IrA wa: laht lar the Arrest OF Gov"rnnr iIueu,
Who, It Ia allexr4, caused the arrest OF .JHs!hh
Turner. Jr-, by The hllIItta, was fully debated yes
t. E.sy anil t-tiar. The Lu,t.cea OF tue Su1rsme
Cturi nua1tlousiv ieridesl tfiaf the t:ovefAor Is
Il. liable u ArfrEt.
The London SATURDAY Hrrien Is willing to a.l-
MT - that when Washington Irrtpg wen. Ia sleep
at III English Ntan-r pI-ty, tte c1.t,c may ;l4se
u rn th.. s:upty u lhc pa,ty, ant no, tne rude
ness ut irvtNy.~
, 1870-09-04
RusINEaa CHANCES.

6Ue AHE9s5 !sE2 CaAA AGk2.
A shesp. God tca:ons iof seiilak. Inquire ii Isl
bouth csnAlst
4 CIGAR AND TOBACCO sT0KE FOR SALE
a For psiee and location le9ni1e = = c..Etee
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- es. ~n',,@ S9: 1as5s5. 9a ~ Ss IS3R
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to- t.. nqs e.! ri weck oF not ' Address H.
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hARk i6,o cHAHcR + FoR M AST osE W. WLM Il ss5
ri I .!ess r. God 'ssss 5 "a i ,ss s.ssb.Ssa
TIC Ry Fl q t!1dS Isl eSsire Of 1AEGo co. OF D.
1 FiRSrci1sS Riii74RD Ro6N FOR SALE
a. i ss;ssla: aMas aRsyias saass.s r. .1.b (
hu,ipet. Gsod 1sasoas kEtn foF selling Appy at so
eseee R,asrc, s.s. 1s7 Ro.R57y77 7o1jsF: FULL or
soce steady: s9d pfoupt-a.yi1s poafSseT. Ss: w.e:s
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~ a ssai.sra Il Ut Viii % ia!ee paot Aad1s.s. D
tribune oi.se. for one week. E.-..-~--.------- $50
, 1870-09-04
HELP wAUTED-1dAIE.

4 nH
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1lsih 70 ~ t t.a II H. sorntrI S,x
wu ia. Fo.on, ~ Il nA NJ siss sonth GisTttt oe>
111e0... oe9e. = w e sS!e:- S.e..-S
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to1 Mo9s % r. Ill iSEEH MaHuFAErIiR
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= ~, = ~ = NV : S5T7;i7T NM
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t:ls1k.tt-, Room =. MRS. j. ANUEHsoN,
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. ..,i -.s.1e 1nTsss @Ie,9. 93ee. 99as5
I'd sSnf
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W1STED5RoT . YK1Es OH: ADDRESS, N
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WMMSEFWp1iH9r r2uARmxIEM ad15sr 4 n. APPLY I r. ED
4ts,, chiraeo, aeo,-.s,-.---.--e-.N'f
| 1tASTFD-aq RAILROAD HANDS FOR u. G. /
, 1870-09-04

a ,t saALL n sAIEs }Etsb nie.asnf
4 III ~ % ~ TOT ~, etas' rs II ~ ssS l. IN intei
ioaui aIa kooa n-me t3ptet01 III ETt - ~ easS
llsent APO asffs3he DOT tmpreteao9n yoonS T"ap.e:
theu.t.e he habits ot the house References 10.
qaret. .Addtcss II r j. Ttltune ottiec
.07,7 W g III . 77.;;.,c . Tf.1179G &c CVv
A.saiiy Iocatrd viii receive gentleman aud vile. oE
re OF two xntesnen, e board who dstEr A elrs.nt
dSass 4 ALSiOS. tribune ostee.
. 80.
FOR GkST AND VILE IN PRIVATE FANu.f:
,,len. 's Elk Scnt S.neamonti Te.ms III 70 sis
werk Innuirr nj u Wesf Madjspu-et9
ii 0h.1rG Z : 1in.ic srniieTnrn and rcniicncn ana
fhr4r TJyrr ic njrxtr fstuitv m WahaAh.AT noftb
u ii AJmpns,,rt Adtrrs9 N k tribune ottsce
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su..c AZ ntert. fn,nf.hed Innn,s .ceond ooI. bath
Fnp,n rtr with tr,tsts liable board In pfsAt~
iiy I.srt rrfrrrnet1 kirtn and required, Address
1our pasEneSr HOUSE. STANDS on COR.
, 1870-09-04

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lDEHADshl-utii<3 WASrED-lF THE EtIILr
dHn VI GaAdeaNoIsa o. otepneu t ussr 49, ~ st.y
!heesfHl =! y. 'Snu ~ e't =.
Le: lazy ~ i w. - ~ 'es ax ts,,S-n - ,Ins'n Tn4s
tItta- oalo SSutE a~ AZ tu- sn 80. 1sss
tStb Mar1s NiA4;A.s a2G debi1sLt4- 4AEt WEE tAss
1nTt e.;y. altzsIrth trinx tnru mst:lsA ~ ,lf.
Floor. 4 il e4ia d. a1I. raIds nn4u1ed 10 tn-
Msst.
nER,VSALwl4L I Ar. LsDY THAT WENT UP
I a. Susl&ek Aad.suu-et. xat. rtsr4tpx nlsat Cad
XIers. siott Gu r1skI G1t4t, eils s.szu;
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l1EKSuA .AL-A YuUSG Las. SICk DF EuA;:D.
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lssattatfs 5oTns tany WIZ etls Eel E .lf y! se"Ne'
1,Ir,,,,,a,-A y,,1.y,: C11T :T;.YE, THE
tSftSot1~A t.I toI-,e I 1n7ea T,,..s,, ,,y :..Is,
r. i.r IN. ye,c ess ~ 5euns @ 10 ~. ss ~. -..t:l=s
EO4.1lfs E64 x. .LhEA<o.
, 1870-09-04

CT nm WILL SECURl: An INTEREST lS A
ot.Ulilt tMtiN~te payinc l1 ref CENT pfait every
8, dAsa Only s.Ant to nst tl,s money Il t' h.'us
c.1 mn WILL PURCHASE oNE.H >If IN.
%l.lVtO tcnst tn a E'ssd manufacturing h:aI1cfa-
Address &. Tribune nfice.
, 1870-09-04
c0uHrRY REAL EsrArE

E1Ok sALE-.THE EvERt3REEN6- FARM, 100
sszet- -eae Of the aa:ts places in the West tsocd
dra;r # Riverside wait many ,ears before they
ran t.re have Tie fruits md beautiful tees VI this
fas1- the wufk u realr TIT lifetime Of n seaefaton
For tiier. tt.r. Or 70 te rhown the PretulAcs. ap
ily to aAAUFL tUWAkDs, Aendota. I'll.
HOE Fruit FARMS, RKAU-
ttut location, ~ nes south OF 1t. Joseph Mich,
. servs; $3.50 ane;h*s, y 7srts, $le!+n; aathsE. y
taken in c1ehankc. Apply 70 6. KlJh1UW. II Taf.
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, 1870-09-04

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
-, ,ro1nt * c.s--c~ so0T, SE OCTaEF pIIK0
L 10. tss] >. AIS Soash Clz:kst. JAS X. BIRCH
, 1870-09-04


T1o LEASE-STATF-ST.-LOTS Ssxlsa-.sxls1
l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rur1stx-
viii ciFs Itnts fo1 Vt 10 yean.
GEO. II. HESS. III EAttat.
TOLFASE-ONR on MORK lots or coTTAlK
lsfovr-sv south OF Twenty lniptas, cast trout s.
II. PECK, 81 Soutl C1Afk-st.
, 1870-09-04
CITY REALErA.T

ToR sAIE-MoSRoE.sT:~S S0. u TToEro1V
wass5 ess sewer t1lss1la.s house Terms very essT.
,sfsq SSq'h IT,, tsvtt No. e te..ery sna b..esneu.
vaa Bazrnst. No. ~ eottsse sFso,ss. Es.x tesnr.
D.vi.ts; -: $. fsrn'.hea cottage with ..,sss,t A
asnilton,s- No: e. swo-ssoty house. 10 roo,s hot
Ad..ns,tt. fne res'drnce fronting on Jeeaon Park,
B11ptee+t- ~ no. ta. enesto,J cottage. 10 rvona.
.u;,sS MsSTSs; ior f:as M & .ssoo hon4s 10
t.ibs1ns, A. H., H. .To,s heu.s w4th ,ot 'p.9s,t
a1aIfe.v- no. 1,ss marble front. Ii rooms. bag
M.akscnst. n. ss. two.tory hou-c lot s,x1ss IT.
5IasloF & -. ~ ard s double house with ,et..
.c.'unet ~. bcsvfen Twcnty.6!,h AMI Twenty.
y se!arts. a thrre-sto'J and basement brick house
uS1MpRovgD.
u - 10 loss. axlss II each. Gteat bastaa,
reek-st- 9 Icts. :o1I.s It eaeh aI.pco. -
,oA Adsrss eorncr OF # front: vcy
:$;ss: s?:':; .':: &; & at:5 a::F ts!'ss ssss
sst Msstsa ,otss ss.t :! ,Sa:st1.av:
a aeaft. eeln.t 'a.s I'll y i.ssst 11:;
Aonrocst. lots s4xlei fl. ra:s u Wet raar so:sa
Ssnte<.sf- ,ss;z ta Il, :,s;"i ostlss-sI Af.rf,ia
,Wsn;n;-... rs,t of o,A,cstt. 70 IT frost. vrEJ
AtAnst-eG. cat nf R..nss.E-.t. Skis Il.
.1Arkron+f., east of Wnbash.aE.. tuxlAo :rr.
Jarkson IT. r.rt Of crnIr -1r. tuta. s:-l:3 .cst
Van furrp.st , rot uf lDol1isst. Ea1lsi frrt. Ecfy
cln an
wea,esp:ss.. -taA1st se>t between Monroe and Si.-
co1-.ts. ttfy cheap. .
Western -av.. iots betwcen jackson and Wan ,l-n-
sss. so rsf loot
Iake4t.. lots veal Of .cste1n-av. Great hat.7is
uoyne.+t. ,ots cor Of Wan l5ur~n.st 50 PER :,1'
nandolph4t, cor Of ALartr t59 feet ffDnt III
barEain ...0'' IVY -
1sr fcnf ' S'' SsN" 'ee.- S'''
Mtch.ssn.ay mar FIftr,nth.et 5srJs1 5rcs
WaNasfrsy Ts4f frcnf HI;es feef narfh M Th3,-
fieth "A Hare barrau Alss prr foot ~ ~
Walssh-ay West front &jxt;| fcct north Of Thirty.
third m ~ ~' ~ " o
I:hrrn tots m ssen,d c1.ysnd. .,,r,u sr,,S,r
and I<fvitt,gts -7 oA' 14E"'
oa7ol1tt. No. ~. nscr stosy cotsaSe- good lot.
FUTMl In q [0uBX. l4t DcIFasoFo$t.
, 1870-09-04
BOARD WANTED.

I,OARD-BY A LADY TEACHER, II A QUIET
CHANGED. Address, stating terms. H, Tribune