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STI LOUIS April 10. IS7l.-The followin.
namtd persons applied for membership 70 thn
uniot. ANY union having charges against thcs,
men 'Sill please prefer them with 80 days from
| date:
! Henry Hellmich, B. Brandemeder, Chas
Stcir;bcrg. Henry Becker, f. Sand'ort, H
kemaf, Cbas +. Taylor, al from st. Louis
August Fillbricht from Petersburg ILL., VIM
WOLF from Ed srdsvillr III. Alfred Kahn,
Chcigo H. George Hill, Alton III. Ed Buda,
C'nttA!ia ILL., ID. Decn, BelvilIe Ill G. ii.
Strat'mau, Evansville Ind. John g. Fall,
AkrCl. q A. Horubos,el d Chns. kescwiter,
Rolls Mo. August Eichholz returned lis re ir-
ing card, issued in Lraven~orth dated Decem-
Der 18th $50. GUsTVE VoLLMER,
Cor. Sec box 2j43.
To ICE Officers 10 the Iu.ernational Union and
Oficer> and Members Of Local Unions:
BJ.1N EF Md, April IA, ts7l.-Seeing ~
the ADVOCATE notice from the International
Objects that union j. still due the litter
uAtOhal union for special az assessment 1872
We IKE this method Of Informing the Iuterna-
tiousi union and the local unio that accord "
Ing "a The credit given union w tie \ ,mmit-
tee Ut Syracuse session and the amount our un-
ion was due rc c-crpaid what we owed for the
Siikv. Baltimore union cent S2Oj6 s. VIZ. Of
-ltN'Ai ASSESSMENTS DlSG4, ana -lilhlI INtu
s22" m, Oh amounts 70 - OO tina, Bati-
more! union overpad
The cards OF John Shears and Robert Jones
Ar, III r,hy declared null and void Ior scabbiu.
IA th's city By order Of union l.
+. CRoNHAKpr, Cor See.
AraANY, April IA, ls7I.-Uuions will take
notice that David Saps and Joseph KapaI hail
ing iFUm Germany, have made Application 10
bec"ine members Of this union. ANY union
ha'lfs charge against tnr above gentlemen
will please notify me within twenty DAYS
4 receipt was also given TO Henry klo.aS,
iccicdliing him with having paid two dollars to
De y % New Haven union No. 80, which va,
A mistake. IT, still owes the New Haven un-
Iod Ficir endorsement, Of --, but has paid the
end" -emcnt VI Cambridgeport union No lO7
oi 81 %, md Hartford union No. AZ OF 81 20
AHN union holding the card OF the lid L, nrv
hio-ns Will please make the necessary corrrc-
lions ana obIlge, Yours fraternally,
). Y. Il. SWAIN, Cor See g.
A BuRN, \. Y, April 10, lS7l-John G
Scott las made application u become 4 member
q tbs union d. cs ms {, have Just COM
piet"d bis apprenticeship and 60 have served his
full SINE in Seneca Fails Ny Uniou- having
charges against lin will please prefer teen i'm
mediately. GEo. I CuANREss
Cor See ~, bux 43g
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Call for Convention of the State Labor
Union of Wisconsin.
OFTicE or rHE STATE LABOR UNIoE.
BLACE RIVER FALLS, April IS, 1871.

OFTtCE STATE LABeR UNIoE.
BLACE RIVER FALLS, April IS, 1871.
t. all whom it may concern:
Due notice hereby given that the First Annual See
sion II the Wisconsin State Labor Uni will be held
at Black River Falls in the Union Hall, beginning at
one O'clock, p H., on the 25th day Of May Re
personalities must give weeks aotice Of ther cleo
tion Nud their coming TO the Sec etary of the State
Uui n and must te bona fds woIkingmen in the Ordi-
nary acceptaton u the tem-the to be stated in
their credentials.
All labor unions ali trade unions Of every kind in
part o. the state entitled RepresentA-
tive, prescribed IN the Constitution, as follows
Provided u Representatives shall derive their cleo
tion direct from the organizations they claim 10
present. Each Representative is required TO pay rEs
cESTs EIsBER. This is very small tax-so Sun al
that every union in tae land pay II without The
least embarrassment
J. W. wESCOTT, President.
JcsEPH c. HoEET. Recording Secretary. box l54
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SERIES OF SUPERB
Musical Receptions; Also, a Course Of
Lectures

o. the Social Evil, combining the most emf
nent talent IN the country, will be given in the
CITY OF CHICAGO, during the months Of
April Nay, June and Jaly, 1871, OF which due
public notice will be given.
To accomplish the above GRAND OBJECT
100000 copies Of Superb Steel Plate Engrav-
lngs will be sold at $500 each With each en-
craving, you receive a FREE TICKET of adj
mission to our series of concerts and course Of
lectures-st the close CT which, and sale Of the
engravlngs, there viii be distributed a. pres>
enls, 20 the purchasers Of eugravings. in a lust
aud legal manner, under the direction Of the
advisory committee, consisting Of prominent
OfeiAls of this CITY
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A MAN oFATHOUSAND
A COnsurnptsve Cured.

DR.. II. JAMES, a retired physician discovered
rie IN the East ladies' cure FIR Consumption Asth
ma. b. onc hits, and General Debility, his Cnly
chi d daughter, given up die. HIS child was
cured and u nov alive ana well. H. will the
cipc for making ana successfully using a. remedy
tree receipt two stamps % pay eKp-l ell There
is rot single symptom Of COu umption that q
take hold Of and ds-ipse. Night sweats, peev
ishness, irritation OF the nerves failure OF memory
diff cult expectc ration, sharp pains IN the lungs
throat chily nsstons, TIE stomach mac
ton Of the bowels, and wasting away Of the muscles
aS- Tue writer Will please state the name Of the
pa pei, th ey see this ADVERTISE emit in. Address
CRADDOCK CO..
1889 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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100000 In Presents.

as follows:
GRAND PRESENT, American G1Id $50 600
I Grand Present, Amer an Greenbacks rs ODo
p' splvhild residence IN CHICAGO 15,OOJ
frsseqt' modern i-s'ory residence, Brooklyn,
| Present steam propeller, Geo. W. wsite,"
Insured for $40 coo 1850
p' nonrh M mi n Central Illinois y, 500
| Present pald up Life insurance poicy-hrst
class company 1920
class company 600
Also, splendid Diamuni Set, Grand Pianos Organs
BLIZZARD Tables. JuTgensen, How ard. Egin aud Walt
nam Watches IN all 8ol2 valuable presents ctr
culars.
200 presents, Chicago Daily Tribune for wear 400
* presents, Ohicago Tally Times :" f" 2,4o0
10 presents, Chicago Daily Republican 400
geo presents, C"icsgo Eveng journal 2aco
-uD IRE ents Chicago Eve ing Mail | 400
az presents lineage Evening Posi- 400
quo presents Chicago Daily stssts Zerung for
200 presents, Chicago Evening volks zeitunE, ''V'
20" presents, Chicago wor kingmsn's Advocate
for year So
200 presents Chicago skandinaven for year 4o5
20 presents, Chicago PRAIRIE Farmer q 400
-oO presents Chicago American Builder for one
year 600
200 presents Chicago Democrat for one year 100
orders ior Engraungs asd IIcket., if In large
amounts, should be IN draft post once order paw
able 70 he crdrr Of THOMAS & CO., Managing Di-
rectors Chicsgo on receipt ~ which the engraving
anI tickets vii b. promptly returned FRYE Of
\, engraving ana ticket 500
~ A. 60
" 30 90
9D 20 90
Nv 4l6 90
lisvv 1850 90
Ad ress all orders and communicate to
THOMAS IL co.,
Managing Directors, Ohicsgo, Ill.
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Tax CALIFORNIA IMPERIAL CoEFEE PAKIDEs, g
nth Clark street, continues t. W tie f1vcr-
sire 81 getting At all hours 4u excellent cup %
"a or cup Of coffee at reasonable rates. They
5tve also on hand a large and choice assortment
II Tea, green, black and Japan, California
snd Foreign Fruits X , in eudlc % abuudanc..
Tn next time YOU want number "ue cup DC
cfce, hy Al means ~ u 81 South CLARK street
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+ " + N I m q s.
for their convenience
Means for Identifvinx Depositors:

When . new Deposition nrst comes to the Savings Bank
precautions taken and records mEde that he
always be Identified and that In book Is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business Of this institution is conhneA exclusively
TO the receipts and Of Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited in trust. No Commercial or Genera Bank
ing busine ss is transacted.
certain proportion of the funds invested by loan
upon estate in the city Of Chicago In making such
ans preference is always given to applications from
Depositors Of small who have accumulated Ia the
nstitu ion sufficient funds to pay for lot of ground
and desire tn borrow something more TO aid them In
erecting buildings be used permane Mt homes for
themselves and families
Ss-Money RENTED by Draft to Europe or elsewhere
for DepOsitors
A1-Ths Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by com
mittee Of deposors in this institution may be at
he Savings Bank
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The Industrial College and Home En-.
teIprlse.

I ere i well organ zen movement, having
- origin among, ana pioneered W! benz violent
tedie, oi our ciiA, TO which we desire 9" tAH me
attention q our readers "hile ~ "1 n"'
hesitate 70 condemn every sen me M enterprise
"mrh i conducted ior the pnrg"' OF iH'a'c
sam, We do none the less heartily dept'cate aDy
unjust classification "i tins enterprise, ana in-
-st that supple Jnstic' demands a TAR di-crini-
nation and an honest tApressio' relative NJ this
l"t chaI"o'e' y ''oee i'ui's "''N So" n
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,,oS D. c., April &, i57l.-A mar
NAsh NJ Chas. MalzinO halling from St
b me nan made All lica,ion to become mem
Lcus . W union. Any union having charges
Nrd 'I's shove named person will please no.
IFasas. urior within thirty days
ii! HH a LASH. Cor Sec, 35S y street Isl.
=, S,rEo, Prest I
T. ~ Pa, April 49, lS7l-Mr Adam
IILlSW4 lkes Barre, Ps., has made application
Me- O men Der Of this union. ANY IN
70 te'U%;l rbsrges against him vii please no
ior' pa'' nT1deIsigued within thirty day. from
rs lne d,te MILTON H. WALTZ,
tie 'Uo'' Cor See S. box 10.
Y. April IA, ls7l-August
bISlIA' made application to become a mem
Be'Tfs ~ ,boye union. lie is about FIVE feet
teT ~ .bos t,l. wears large heavy moustache
c1e i"e- . M, NJ cane from GERMANY rot
~ ' MN two weeks ago Any union having
n're - him will pleas" notify this IN
:. .oon 4, possible
Jerry CRoNAS, Cor Sec, box lo"5-
---7T IN. April lS,ls1l.-Th Prcsi-.
r-,.nnrding secretary OF union 65 81
o-., \ Y, will please and let me know
7" r' 4, ro.sihr. shetl er they havr received
r~o si fo iu favor M NJ. Haumo 4.
end receipt for the same. Address,
-- FvIr Levy, cor Sec -, box l32.
avr,psrr. April II, lS7l.-A man BY
lO' '"a of Geo " Goldsmith, Nh' has
NJ M 4. apprenticeship vi dcr our jurisdiction
e',t1 j herome member Of his union I'm
''uy t.,;or charges against him Sill plea-e no
Y, M before MAv 3, ISL
~ - Ions KAISER, Cor Sec, lock box rs.
,.-,sv,LLE. KY, April l6,ls7l.-The follow
IN Of men iat nave borrowed money
r,;on NJ. ~, aud hay, sailed @ return
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DTEFALO. N. Y.-Tninn No. 2

- meets On tn hrst Wednesday in each month Al
ma Urruer EIlicott and Huron streets, Apollo
Hal Aor Bcctstein, president Z37 Genss'r street
lHranz Ferastelu, vice president. Pal MIC -euheiner
-,srord ~ secretary c. H. cchwenk. hH incsl
tary H'ury 10 q reasurer. Henry NchiaEttr. Ger
mt rp.elef. Board u Directors c. ". Feiri
LIe-cr, Lurruz B-cksteiu, Henry schl Ljer. Iavd
She ter, corr espOndiug secretary, bOX 21lp
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UNFORTUNATE FEMALES,
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE.

We, the undersigned, relying with confidence
on the generosity Of the American public, to
assist objects Of true philanthropy, when fairly
presented and justly conducted and -epOsng
full confidence in the ability and INT gritty OF
Messrs. Thomas d Co., Managing Directors, do
most earnestly solicit the support and assist
ance Of generous and benevolent citizens
throughout the land in aid Of this National
Philanthropy:
John Nj. Palmer, Governor; R. B. Mason,
Mayor OF Chicago; II. w. Bodgett, District
Judge, Chicago; W. Bushnell, Attorney Cen
eral D. A. Gage, Treasurer; J. q. McMullen,
Genn Supt G. 4 St L. r. R P. II. Sanford,
6S Dist; c. H. Frew, ~ Dist; n Williams, 81
Dist; John Dougherty, Lieutenant Governor
DR.. Groesbeck. Chicago; Wells Sherman, Dep
uty Supt Of Police; ). A. Irwin, Chicago n
P. Wilder, Chicago f. A. Eastman, p. NJ.
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day, and my opinion is that every man working
IN these establishment is not worth blowing to
HI, they whipped spaniels
. Greater moral towards | never talked to in
my life. If the success Of the Labor move
ment depends on such materiil, fear it won't
succeed. They seemed afraid to say their souls
were their own that is il they have any
AMERICAN LIvERY.--A few days ago, in glanc-
ing over the columns Of one Of the morning
papers our eve caught the following in the
advertisement OF a well knOwn ninth part Of q
M:
"ANERIcAS LIVERY MADE f. ORDER"
q We Gods ana little 6shes-how are the
Jighty f,llen. AMERICAN LIVERY! None Of
your English crests coronets, but an original
des;gl taken from an eagle Matching a lot Of
buzzards, the egg shells just broken; a manrle
and washtub, woven into monogram an
illustration Of the Darwinean iheory-a mixture
Of mau and monkey ass with his ear.
cropped - or an hog in Tmor, with the well
known motto, Of Chicago arstocrat: pWhcn
We 20 to Turkey, w must do as the turkies
10"
EVERY LITTLE MAKES A MUckLE-Is an id
adagc though / true ouc. The man Who save
dollar, generally saves two and the man who
saves two generally saves enough to live in his
own homestead, and this should be the ambi-
tion Of every workingman. Every clerk, me
chanic or Rockingham Who visits the savings
bank, stead Of the saloon, on Saturday night,
j. soon sure to be on the road to true indie
p ndcnce. The experience Of every savings in
sttuliou in the country, has verified this state
ment WOrkingmen, rest assured if YOU take
our advice, YOU will never have cause for regret
The first spare dollar YOU have invest it in the
Chicago Savings IustituJesOuth- corner Of
Vas instor and State streets
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TROY, y. Y.-Union No. meets
IL "a tue last Friday each month At Lollo Hall
corner af Congress and River streets. Peter Cady
president Henry Connors, vice president. George
>g,t-u r-caring sscretar, Frederick Echhsls fuan-
TAI -,rrptsry Lauis Schneider, treas Ad lph staHde,
corresponding secretary. 2 Q box lu2
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CHICAGO MECHANICS Last Friday even z,
we received call from a workngman, Who
had interested himself somewhat in beha; Of
the ADVOCATE anu the following il lis report
Mr. Editor, ] visited Fords, Cards, the North
Western Manufacturing Co., &c &c. last oatur-
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..,.T work are earnestly requested 70 coilect
y. .sme according 10 .a"-
N. unio,. having charges aga nst them will
.,s.sr them within twenr' days.
'' CH,s. SwARrz. Cor Sec 50, box 81.
cscrss,ri, Aprii II, 1871 The followir Z
l., have APPLIED for mt mber-hIp into union 4 :
--,1- "a drrmau ~ Newport, hy. ,J,- Schoo.
,,.r m.nufactur 1 VI yfer.sat No loI6 Bicdle
srs, 81 Louis, Mo-, and Oliver Hau'es, for
mi, IL cigar bushes, At Aurora, Ind. Unions
IT'LL charcc- against any one Of sic above
,.n,,J men. viii communicate the SINE % "a
a the 18th Of May, ISL.
mm, b,re rcr..yed money, since March 18th
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RROOKLYN, n. Y-Union No. 81
= meets the fourth Saturday evening IN each
morth At o'clock Samual symous, pres. A. l.
Samues, trea- }. Mchaels. rec sec. c. Laurence,
cor. Sec l2s Douglas street, Broo slyn, NY.
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CITY MATTERS
CHICAGO, APRIL y. Ia.

INSURE in the Equitable Insurance Comp ,ay
OF hicago
MECHANICS E1cHA>es /, tout, ~ b.
/ opened in this city.
1HE La sale stree tunnel D. arrr act.r.
cnnPietiou.
g'ur WooD is shortly % remove fror0 Adnaa
! M ''t..c 20, tp AGAIN take charge u cine Nu-.um
NJ Aiten, being about to 'ermluate hi- ,on-
ne: ton With i.
fHI NATIONAL LTE INSURANCE CoNPA>Y 81
Chicago organized and operated on the c--
lic favor, and is We are happy to learn e1rrrdi- :
lts sphere OF usefulness. Since its orgauiztron
several deaths have occurred, and IL every rr-
stance the policies hava been promptly r.ii.
Let working men remember that hy this system
life insurance Is placed within che reach o. all
NV t7at tie uarI TIMES Of winter have ie't a.
and work Is bee ming plenty, W rust hui
readers viii make " poiue zone SATURDAY
evening % call round 10 the Office W t,r Ma
tlanal, lo7iAonroe street, and secure policy
rHE season ofiEAKNINGs L nox upon u, and
y urge u7ou or work ugme1 70 .cg. to lay
b1 their pennies that they NAV grow into dol
lars As place III which d begin the good
work refer them to the advyrti-sm,ur on
another page, Of the Savings Bank Of the Nor
Bank, the managers and STOCKHOLDERS 0, which
ATE among our most reliable and vel knoN m
citizens, entit to the fullest conhIeuc.. TIE
location j. the south east corner Of W. shing-
ren and Dearborn streets
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Ten COMES one wear separately addressed CAnd
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sixteen Dollars.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
The Hibernian Banking Association organized under
special Charter granted by the State Of Illinois, With
a powers and privileges Bankers been induced
to establish Department for savtr With view
giving Societies. Institutions and Individuals who are
DESTROYS OF saving their money, SECURE and
nient investment for such OF their funds not
needed or current expenses.
Deposits OF One Dollar tc any number OF dollars viii
be received
DepC wishing their families &c draw money dur
ms their abs leave ''-.I BOOKS and written
or der with them, they draw their wants may
require and the balance may remain in this place Of
,afety, gaining interest
OFFICERS:
V. CLARKE, President.
PRSDIvTLLE, FiTSt Vice PpssAdent
fBoe. H. BEEBE, Second Tce-PTs ride -
HAMILTON B Oox. OhShier.
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u you have heretofore hlei your lpos4 beds with
straw i 10 longer, VS. instead splendid "
prepared
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SEND YOUR NONE \

10 Post once orders. checks, or drafts on Sew
York, wherever convenient. II not. then register
tne letters containing money. Address
J. W. ENGLAND. PubItseer,
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r'or WooD is shortly to remove fror Aduau
M 'H.c 20, tp AGAIN take charge # thr Nu-,um
NJ Aiken, being about to terminate hi con-
ne:tion with il.
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BrFF,Lo, April II, ls7l.-In your lest ssue
x 'e ADvoCArEl find Ghst YOU have publ bed
a Lame Of Peter Zapp a. Peter Narp. vhich
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INSURE in the Equitable Insurance Comp ",
OF hicago
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9. w. WsoN ,. n. PEARSON
PresSdeRf, Wee Prudent
W. 3. BOSWELL Ohshier.
once hours from . A. NJ. to4P. NJ, and Saturday
evening" from 90 O'Clock.

THIS Bank has paid up capital o. 800 600 beside.
&25. 900 additional held in event Of return
to specie basis.
Deposits received from 10 cents 70 $1,000 and inter
est 1T the rate Of six cent per free OF
nment taXl paid all sums that remain on deposit
full calendar month.
The same rate q interest paid large sums as On
wam
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aMARrkAsND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

REiE pspsssn0s - JasasAaes;s sks eys.
] S5Esasss psosA o. Rssst sssn~ninr
triu@xh Of mc'iera sc3sRos and pAiknshrc-
phv :" keoss sf,Ae mGsvs,vss featu,ss cfou.
sorial ecouuny. ~
THE wfssosn Of all a ees kas DEVISED ac.h-
ing shst compares with L.. u iaao sAa,issss-
" gcrd, thst u ID diIiieult Co srs nov IN in
telliseAs usnN, with proper ecacesa fce The
sen, fort and protection Of his family. can fail
tn avail himseifof ito benefits.
! Lie Nusnrance leavcs ready mooes 10 ses.
tlo ceesi, 10 advaassxe. n wih psrvse,
sacrifice III property II mar die In deA4. 7,
! is subject to no tax iurine life. not 0spk,, >
Court expenses after death. tits EXEMPT bv
law sress, debt. n Is RAPIDLY beccnisr =
rule that all mcn of ,rst attributes Insure.
Ou, Marvlsad Company e,amssds itsc,f
/ to the confidence AID patronage sf one NO.
pie in an parts Of the State. lss directors arc
mer cf known Integrity aad ability. 70 wher,
the public may look With confidence tor
| just and easefal supervision al its aEsirs. IL
mast beclear tn every intclliaeuf mind that,
| if we would secure the largest prosperity 10
our State and people individually, we must
build M our Institutions and keep our eapi-
| Al at home.
Had tho Eve million dollars sent cns Of the
State annually for insurasc been invesse,, at
|, home. Il would hsve tnld favorsh'y upon or.
own wealth and commerce. This 10 emphs,.
,csiiv orR COMPANY gotten up nv cur aExr
pcreha 10 afford the opportunity for all
tn insure withou, sending the money gu: &c
our own State. The affairs Of the Company
maraecd with economy.
Such has been our marked success that No
we're able after the second wear 10 declare
and pay in CASH as large dividends a. the or
DIST and LARsEsr company ia the United
States. The Company feel greatly enenar.
aged by the patronage and cooperation they
have received, and solicit q continuance al
the same. The laws Of trade. commerce,
s-iErespect aud seh.intercst cmbine to make
This the Came.ny Tor us
Now, dear sirs. in view of all the advanta.
-ts Of life Insurance as an investm.n,-,hs
uncertainty of Gfe-the strong elaine Of nj "a
and children upon husband and father-th,
uncertainty OF business, and all the ordinar,
forms Of Investments il no, the moral tiu,S
ofev-ry man TO put something in form tha
viii prevent want and distress. OF trouble o,
the par, OF those ne loves >
By all means Insure. anil do 10 at once il
the Maryland Company. The officers OF Thu
GEO P THOMAS, President.
AK Foam, Secretary.
| BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo II liiluer.
Alien Chapman, Thomas Casssrd,
Geo Thomas, William p-vrics,
Hugh Sisson. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. ".
Al MYERS, State AGENT.
/ TIKI COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruier, Judge Ford. Judge Ms
son, Hon Fred Stone. Barnes Compton AZ.
| Editor Of Beactsu
D~A MYEns. the State Agent. VIII \,
in Lconardtown during the FIRST week Of Conr
u transact the business. { the company, aat
will aisoinsurcP o,srt,rn Butsimore Conspan
les
Aug 81. Is6s-tfi
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HENRY T TELMrOTD'
CONCENTRATED
Fluid r xtract Buchu.

THE GREAT DIURETTc
has cured every case Of DIABETES in
which it has been given. irritation Of the
reck of the bladder and inflammation Of the
kidneys and bladder. retention Of urine, dis
eases of The PROSTATE gland. stone in the
bladder. calculus, gravel, brick-dust de-
pcsit, AID mucous discharges, and for
euieebled and delicate constitutions Of both
sexes, attended with the following symp-
tens Indispostion to exertion, loss of pow
or. loss of memory, difficulty of breathing,
weak nerves, trembling. horror of disease,
wakefulness. dimness of vision, pain in the
back, hot hands, flushir of the body, dry.
ness of the skin, eruption en- the face, palIid
countenance, universal lassitude OF the mus
cu'ar system, etc.