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THE WASTES OF TIE BODY

Are supplied with new. healthy aud vigorous blood,
from weakening discharges either male or female. or
from Ulcers Sores through the repartve process Of
HApwAYS S4RSAPs RiLLItN arrested. and the Tup-
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Cures the Worst Pains i'm from One TO
s Twenty Minutes. y eH li5a
Not ono hour after reading this adyerL i.enIcnt ueed
any ono suffer with pain 90 2 ~
RADWAYiS READY RELIEF 5s
l. sure cure It vas the FIRST aud is the ONLY Pain,
Remedy that instantly stops the most
excruciating pains. -. -
Ahi.AAs lNFLAANATIeNs ANR.sUREs
CONCESSIONS f-H
Whether Of the Lungs, stomach, Bowvls or other
glands and organs, BY enc application in roIr one TO
twenty minutes ~ : -l-,.sf--I -5l-f. 80 = =.
No matter how violent OF excrueiatng the pain. the
Rheumatic, Bed ridden, Iniirm, Crippled Nervous
Neuralgia or prostrated With disease may suffer. y
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 81
VIII, in from ono 10 twenty minute afford easa and
comfort aRs this medicine, rapid IN stopping pain
be purchased for lifts per bottle 81 almos
every druggist and country merchants store on this
continent, and within hours distance, OF aIWost
every habitation in the United State.
RHEUMATISM AND NEuRALGIA.
II those who now Suffering pain no matter what
the cause may be- or BY what name il IS ealled-if
ternal apply the Railways Ready Relief 10 the mart
Of the body where the rain Is present II irtern. %
drops diluted in water, as q drink; whether Crarlps
sPasnis, Inflammation, Congestion, Asiatic Cholera
Chlil5 and Fever the most violent exerutiatng anj
torturlng pains viii DC stopped N from one to twenty
minutes.
FEVER AND. AGUE CURED.
There i net remedial agent in this yyorj3 thst in
cure Fever aud Agte. aud al other yalariolis 3ons
scarlet, Typhoid yellow ard other Eeyers (aided r.
HadTe 81 Pills. quick Radway'5 Reafv Reiief
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NEATLY EXECTTED .Np THE
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FEWER AND AGUE CIREp-

There i net remedial agent in this wori3 thai vii
cure Fever aud Agle. aud al other " alarons iI;o.
Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow ard other Eeyers (aised l.,
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WAGON ASIPBLAoK- Nc. 20. PAIGE, 81 500.
SIXTH SHOP.
The best stand in the city for Wagon and Black
smith Shop The property il centrally located, in
part Of the city where property rapidly increasing in
value. 1t is corner lot 0z 100 feet with 5y2 feet
Il cid stand for the business mentioned and is
desirable location for any one 70 engage in il.
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VACANT LoT. No. s.. PRrcE, s6J
Vacant Lot on Broad street. near city limits. looks
feet; good location for factory or shop of most aD
kind. Time, if desired, viii be granted On part
the purchase money.
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VACANT LoT. No. So. paltE, E2,i2j.
Parcel of land, containing about an acre and quar-
ter. in Deaderick's Addition, near Iarwster Am
hroeos Sash and Blind Factory.
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HOUSE AND LoT. No. - pRIeE. 5000
Two-story Frame House with six reouls, situated
Mahry street, convenient to business and railroad
shops There Is stable or Workshop on the lot, lxlS
feet. Also, good cistern and cellar Twelve months
time win be given on half the purchase money.
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PRlcE,N.SO.

Comfortable House Of seven rooss on let le0xl0s in
des rable location. Coed stable two els erDs fruit
trees and shrubbery This property IL situated On
country. $1,000 cash, balance on time. A slight re-
duction win be made II al the purchase money Is paid
in at time of sale.
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| HOUSE ANe LoIs. No. 90 PRICE 81, G0o.
Two lets and house in Mcses' Addition 70 Knoxville
comfortable dwelling. stable &c. Lots well fenced,
and Some fruit trees growing.
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HOUSE AID LOr. No. ~. PRIcE, $50
Cheap house Of four rooms. on Clinton pike, ju
outside the city. Lot shout 60xl00 feet.
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EuBURBAS COTTAGE. No. s.. PRIcs, $500.
New two-sory Cottage Residence. containing six
rooms and cellar. This Is Of the most tasteful
and desirable dwellings about the city and about ten
minutes walk from the PoStehiee The lot l. 51yl0e
feet well graded and sodde Property in the vicinity
is rapidly becoming valuable. and this place will make
good Investment for man desiring pleasant home
lust outside the stitv.
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DgELLIsee. Nos 20 and Il. pRIcE, 4. 2GJ ZACH.
( Two houses, ssch story and half high, end lots
;ax15Q on Mabry street. They Convenient TO Gay
street and the railroad depots and would make pleas
ant homes for any wanting cheap houses.
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SUBURBAR RI smENcE. No. -. PaIcF, $3.50.
Story and half cotsge containing nine rooms with
eight acres of land about mile from the city. The
house is new well finished and stands on fine eleva
ton, commanding an extended and beautiful view of
the city and surrounding country Time will be given
on hall the purchase money.
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DWELLING. No. - PRiCT. c5.5lV.
Two-story Frame House, on Clineh street; house
contains six rooms and ID pleasantly located Tot
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-26

We offer for s1e seventh interest in the business
personal property and coal lands Of the Coal Creek
Coal Company. We consider this investment at the
valuation, exceedingly desirable one. The business
is we'll established and the coal second to in East
Tennessee. The profits of the Compa Y for the past
year amounted TO about s4 and larger dividends are
expected by increased business for the present year.
The price at which this interest il offered promises 20
per cent. the invesm Full particulars fnnsh
cd on application.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-09-23

The following n.1A were expelled from this
union for working in a Mould Shop, where they
have bunch breakers, which is against our by
laws: Fred Dettling, Jacob Zohn, Charles
Swami, Peter Boveret, David Holland, Asher
Uppenheimer, Rudolf Roth. Edward Syforth,
Yours traternally,
Il. P. PRAGER, Fin. Sec, No. %.
ALLKSTowK, Pa, Sept 10, ls7l.-The follow
Ing men have received money Of union sS and
failed to pay the same in u reasonable length Of
time, Michael MCCARTHY, 81 SO; Will New
rolk, 50; Joseph Keller, s.. Any unions hav-
ing any Ct the above named working under
their jurisdiction will please collect the amount
and forward the same Immediately as our treas
ury is exhausted and no money on hand at
present MILroN H WALT,
Cor Sec, No 80, box 10.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.-UniOn No. IS

meets the arst Wednesday Of every month
avid Tiiny. president Gro. McGec, vice president
reujamin Ballard, recording secretary q. LlDdSss
financial aud corresponding secretary. Fred serDin,
treasurer.
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Strikers Report Of Union No. 2, of
Buffalo. New York.

BUFFALO, Ang 80, 1871.
To the Officers md Members Of Local Unions
Below il 4 sull report u the strike Of Union
No 2. Of Buffalo Y The name of the strikers
for the first two wreks not in the list, - they
we're paid out Of ffalo striking fund which
was * ended July 18Th, 1871.
Striking FUND 90 hand, June 80, 1871, $50,
expended July 10th. ISL.
Aid received hor. Lfcsl Uni.n rs for the week
ending July Z2d 1871, to August rs h, 1871,
1928.
Paid cut to strikers from aid received $s7S,
Leaving balance to be returned to local
unions OF four huu dred and FIFTY dollars
SAsUKL II bEAET,
HksRY.IErz, Board.
G. Fl. ScHwENEe
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Platform of the National Labor Union.

WHEREAs, Il is not deemed advisable to
change or modify the existing declaration Of
principles, but to reaffirn the same and, for
practical use, enunciate the substance thereof
10 a more convenient and concise form, with
some additional resolutions; and,
WHEREAs, GAN political power is Inherent
ia the people, and free government founded on
their authority and established for their bene-
6t;" that all freemen are equal In political
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CIGAR MAKERS.

IL EOKUK.-Union No. go meets on
IN the nrst Saturday evening Of every month, Gu
Main st.. between Ninth and truth sis. Hageman
Presiden Nieberdng Wee PRECEDENT. Fred
Gcecnlina, Recording Secretary. Charles Linn, Fnan
eal SECRETARY Chas Green, Corresponding Secretary
John LAubeshsimer, Treasurer, box l2i
UTICA N Y.-Union No. meets
" IN the third Tue day Of each month"; their hall
franklin square, Utica John Pfeifer, president. n.
IBren vice president. Charles Radeok, corvespond-
Ing EscFstary, r. o. box SO. p. Lederhos, financial
secretary. Hm. South ~orth. treasurer
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CnNsTITUi ION-ARTICLE IIIs

CONsTITU ION-ARTICLE IIIs
sEorIos THE object 81 this Organ zsti To
unite the mechanics Of the world active ectve
BODY the better protect then selves improve their
social condltsn render trades and trahesmen more
re pectable; ursge ingenu " reward g~nius each
ten per and morshy and make better mechanics
bV well directed system a. edu alton. To that end
the Supreme Council or prame Archi.e ct will estab-
sh Worthy Grand Councils Of States. Territories and
Districts and Primary associations where no Worthy
e. and Council has Jurisdiction.
On petition OF ten more resp ctable mechanics,
ane or mure trsdps, a Desperation will b. anted to
open and conduct shop IN ary town or 81 y. No
particular form g necessary Names, age, trades and
re -idence must be given-
A. N. WYNN. SUPREME ARCHITECT.
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NEW!

FINHTs employment will not interfere with your
Il other business, let that be Ehat it may. NJ pi
al requ ed e. engage In this bus II requires
no travelling or peddiing but gives the comforts
home. with chance Of making from So 70 $3.50 per
month This i no receipt OF any kind agency, but
Is something entirely new apd Is highly recommended
TO all persons who desire permanent moaSy making,
0 20 genteel employment. M person III ever regret
sending for this Information let their siness be what
! may We guarantee s1tisfdcion an suery case. The
intrmt alton we tner. when Ia the Do. sess Of
person. will be source Of constant income and nil
De invaluable during life. without extra exp nse. To
any person who, sster sending the nfor ration,
shall teei dissatisfied, or that have misrepresented,
We viii send TWO D)LLARs for their trouble There Il
positively no humJHg deception 10 these statements
We would not make false statements the public
there Is nothing gained in the end deceit During
our connection with this blgnes are not aware
single Gaze in which any has found reason
cuse US OF any other Of conduct than the
have invariably pursued-thst Of air upright hon
orable dealing We will upon receipt OF oSE DOLLAR
BY mall send by return Of mall ul instr nc tons In re
cara TO he business All money frwarded BY ALL IN
carefully ,ealed letters, at our risk Address
b. p GARDINER d co.,
" xFlsl. Portland, Me.
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DRICKLAYERS, UNION. No.

~ o. Wisconsin. Headquarters, Mlsnuk#e Meet
every sec.nd add flurtn SATURDAY IN each morth
at NJ POO Fourth street Patrick Nichols, presideLt
s0l Ast a. Joseph Humhe vice president, No. Asa
East wAler st Jacob Bot, treasurer 81 seventh ~
q Thompson r-co ding secretary, Pu-tohce box lllA
MiwAukee 7. c Tinker, financial secretary 81 Pros
pect st. James Tinker tru.tess, Tsn Marshal
e. w. I. Watson, corresponding secretary loe Ihlre
street
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CIGAR MAKERS.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y.-Union No. lis
meets or VI Hrst Min5av sve.Ing o. .ach mop.r.
John eangney. pres H. stafford vice pres . rnv.
O. sec, box 762 ~ -"
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PRICKLAYERs, UNION. NO. 1.

- Of 'hio meet a. thtir Hal ~ Nes Fiith street,
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening, W. eight D'cick.
President. ~ CAyAnaEh Vice President, Al. Sew
ard Recording s-crefarr. Charles Lupt0u Fiuan-
cial Secretary, Thumar l'Krtne Trrasurvr, Rnihm
E~ing Trustees, Jas- R,'bb'u-, D. &C. Sees, JJnu
X rhe Corrtspor ding Secretary, Jon Byron. q. q.
Box 1881
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pRICKLAYERS, MAsONS AND

ID PLAsT RERg UNIJN NJ A. otpItt-hsi' VASE ,
meets every other saturday At O'clock 2. ~. IN
Browns Block, PEI street ame- a. Dud-s president
Samuel urn-r lst vc- presidrnt, ". o. Chapman SEN
End wee president George Tanner hnan'ia cretarY,
sAduel Dodge treasurer II. " Markham recording and
corresponding secretary box 493
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! ARPENTERs' 4 JOINERs Ma
LOCAL oRcANIZATIoZs.
SYRACUSE OPERATIVE MAsONs

= AAN4AO ODH VI LIAA III n MAcUNN
- and Benevolent Union No. p rvery TUESDAY
evening. At HalEPast SEVEN o'clock IN I've CiT-
ton Block on Ger Street, oppo,ite ne Court House.
Y. Oulkins, President; DOminiek Rsnrriy. Vice
PRESIDENT Daniel scir-n Recording aud CDre- ondng
Secretary John der, Financial Secretary John
Baker, Treasurer James Msioy. Sergeant ~ Arms.
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HHAb erARTERI CieAR NITsRs Rr UsIoN.
No. OF Druid Hin Avenue.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1871.
To Officers and Men bsrs Of Local Unions.
GENrLtNEN- to all. Having been
chosen presiding officer OF the International
Union for the ensuing year, it becomes my duy
to call upon all local unions who have failed "a
comply with art.r- sec !, Of the international
Constitution, BY not forwarding their quarterl,
reports and their cspitation tax. It il now
respectfully requested that all unions Who have
failed to comply with the sbovc named article
and section send in their reports and capita
ton tax, as soon as possible, to the Iuterna-
tiona, Secretary, Angel Hart, No. 6 Exeter
Place, Chariestown, Mass or the law for non
compliance will be enforced against all delin-
quent unions
The funds in the international Treasury are
very low at present, on account Of unions not
sending in their capitstion tax As there will
be considerable amount required within the
next month Or two, for printing ana other ne
cessary expenses Of the International Union. Il
is hoped that delinquent unions viii comply
with the Law at once
Fraternally yours,
EDWIN JOHNSON, Int. Pre-.
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CtARPENTBRS ANU- 1OFNRRsr UNION
TOURNEYMEN PLASTERFR3, ASsO
BRIG KLAVER RS
DRICKLAYERS' Union NO

= Of Indiana meets verT "wednesday uvrMlne I'M
Washington street, opposite the Court Housr Indiana
polls Ei slrickier. president James Burnett wee
president; Michael LN nch, recording secretary EdW.
tomnson financial secretary; DIV, Krey treasurer.
Michael Higgins, Conductor; McKeny Johnson, door
tsepsr. samuel Kesiey II Buchanan Joht FerAn,
trustees Michael Lynch, recording sycre afy, 6G9
North Illinois street..
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NOLDWATER NICH-Union No

NOLDWAIER, MlCH.-UmOn NO.
III meets on the second Tuesday Of every month,
At Mleh gan Hotel. August SchelaBd, presi
dent. Monroe VI. BRAY, vice president. August Sche-
and Treasurer. Robert Rattray, corresponding see
retary, P. o. drAwer6
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MAKERS, PROTECTIVE UNION

~ OF CHICAGO, meets on The It VzDSEspAf
EVENING Of Each Month. AZ Lombard Bl"ct, MOI roe
street. between O. 'rk and DEARBORN - J "enk
president L. Berger vice president. W. Eliot
recording secretary. Jim Wilson. financial s-cre-
tary San Moran treasurer ". II Dibos, CORE
ponding secretary, Drawer 60S8, OhioaEo-
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ALBANY. Aug 70, 1871.
To The Officers OF Local Unions
GEsrlrNES-The following nsmed persons
have received money from tbi. u,ioo.
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pRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION

~ OF Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening, al
Coulter, president, Thomas ~ pfon. vice presid ~
recording ecretary samnei Bilhng. hnaucal rrcreta-
~, James fitzgetad cnrrespo ding secrearl 'srph
Knce, wsHiet, James Clark. urer ChArius Doan.
conductor Char Is Brooks Blari Il direcfcrs Joi n
smith, Geurge Belsley, William How ard, " w. Eausly,
Martin j. ncrs.
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ELMIRA, N. Y.-Union No. 10
- meets m the last Saturday Of e-ch month at Me-
chanies PAL, wsier street Georre ". Ryan, prrsi-
dent DAM Nc0aFty. vice president DER G nelly.
treasurer. y. q. Garner, aneiAl secretary. Daa!e
oAh.lsy recording and corresponding rotary. ?. o.
box lO35.
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TORT WAYNE INDIANA -Un;o,

No. 70 meets the nr.t SATURDAY. evening Of each
nonth Theodoe OTtman. pres. p. 0b 7s8 H. BaIIIe.
'ce president. Frank wesmaniel, treasurer Stephen
I' orgen, corresponding etAry box 5s7
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r AFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 30
A meets the nrst So urday % each ninth. Hail.
No. q North Pou,th street II. C. johnson, president
r. u ste-I, v CO president. woodr0 Porter treas.
arer n. III. Marley, recording. corresponding and
financial secretary
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MAKERS, UNION. No. /.

~ ofMAryIand, meets the hrsf FRIDAY evening
Of every month Central HAL, d North Cav street.
Baltimore. Edwin johnson, prrsideut ,. Hrrmans
vice president. EdsATd Il. Mccain, English re-
cDrdinK secretary Frank Puts, oernan recording
. sr-tary. NJ Csstine, anAnciai secretary Ttos-
McDermOts L. p. Rohner, corresponding secre-
tary. 1866 RAburU q.
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DRICKLAYERS, UNION. No 10.

- OF Pennsylvania meets iu Chester every MON.
DAY evening. c-rner Of Third ann Penn streets Wm
McDOna "a esideni JtH pedrick vice pFs idrut A. r.
Stewart recording secfctarr. George DAT make COR
responding secretary, v Br.wu assistant 90 James
q DuttOn treasurer, William Galloway Y. M Me-
Donald john Meekins trustees @ s. NiLfree -,rgeIt
Moerge wi gand, Deputy
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. z

ID az Kentucky. meets every TUESDAY evsning, At
No s2i scott Street between Third and fourth, Cow
naton A. j. Abbott, President A. Ambrose, Vice
President H. Over vine, Treasurer; X. L pWelle,
Financial Secretary WIN. Marin, Recording Sc
cretary. Address Wn r. Martin. ?. .. Box $50, Gov
pgtOn, Kentucky.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.

~ 90 meets on Arg SATURDAY, o. each month at The
Harmonic Hall Filth street. between Washi1gton and
Jefferson George Muttera, Pres, L. w. Coaner.
vlce Pres. Nicholas Balter. Rec sec. oharl-s
MaItoeh, Financial sscrstury. WIN Toy. Treasurer.
G. gtAasi, Corresponding Secretary Drawer $3.50.
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BUFFALO, N. Y.-Union No. 2
- meets IN ths first Wednesday 10 each month q
the corner Of EIlicott and Huron streets ~ apollo
Jno McPulv vice pre-ii-nf Poll Wei-enheimer
recording recretArv c W. Fieiri, Hnancial secretary
Henry 10 T. Iavid Shelter, corresponding
secretary, boz GlO.
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TROY, N. Y.-UniOn No. 0 meets
II on the Iam Friday Of each Esnth q polio ball
corner OF Congress and River Streets fhos- RAth,
president Hsrry Oonnors, vice president George
smith, recording secretary Frederick kchhols, IMAM
ciaI secretary Louis Schneider, treas Peter Oady.
county, ". Y.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-09-23

Urions ami whose jurisdictions tie above
men may be working, viii please collect and
remit the same % Us a. our treasury is depleted
Frsterually you:s
S.VB SWAIN, see, No. s.
JANIS WAED Pres.