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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

the Organized norkngmen Of the United States
s>u.,u,> About o.. ar,, " Nn tbe undersigned
uI r1r.- thrt press .l,t.. delegate from Trades
r..t, .l4rar.g -.I ,utl ulvuupo', associations
ALL a other a-S.r..l- ~ v.rAiu,mru yr-AuA "a t.r
pr.t. r,r purpose NEST "a sun' yli,n q Ce' Gland,
uN... On t.a I..brt Iut Is-t
II,.t ". ul, letter uu i,r,t,ui yar object ia calling
l.I, ..H.,rf..r ~e atl,,-- ,os th- circular Nith
f-r,eu' u.r- thst through j s,u ma, he induced 20
... operate tH ~ our efforts 70 more thoroughly
... Me rruJu,rr~ ut the country 90 one grand vum-
usr.u having Tor is Obe.t the securing TO labor VI
ti,-, r.bt. tnJ pr.,leg ~tyh aunOJ D. secured hs
I.r nI.u, other .AJl. s,,o,atiOn- ID their iuii
.t4A .apa.N We iy-ir, u distinctly Understood thst
.,e NAVE . A nirau IDEAS. neither believe presh
tH, ...,tr.u futt capital roup--, W. not fob
luN..- = .Hr t1uluuu, he e,Iug such urSautz~
tIou rHs .tnmurne' ~o.i ly antag. ti,tl ~ the
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

The miners Of Osceola, Pa, are on .
strike for an advance Of ten cents per car.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

ID. O., on the subject of formation Of
Pressman's Union, be referred 10 the Com
mittee on Unfinished Business
STANDARD MEASUREMENT or TYPE.
The Committee suggest that 80 much Of
the Presidents report as relates to the
standard measurement Of type, I'm con-
junction with the report Of Mr.. j. Hurley,
II Chicago, be referred to the Committee
on New Business
NATIONAL TRADES ASSEMBLY.
The Committee suggest that SO much Of
the Presidents report relative to the com
munication Of Mr. Satin, Of Cincinnati
on the formation Of a National Trades As
sembly, be referred to the Committee on
New Business.
STATE or THE TRAITS.
The Committee suggests that the recon-
mendation Of the Corresponding Secretary
relative to Subordinate Unions having
printed on their circulars the price Of NOR
ming, evening, book work, and weekly
compensation good one, and suggest the
matter to the Committee on Subordinate
Unions.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
we Suggest lhht Ihhl pOiilVh ~ Ahc -
retSry's report relative to the necessity 81
the Executive Committee making prompt
returns be referred to the Committee On
Subordinate Unions.
MISt'ELLANEOTS
The Committee suggests that 50 much OF
the report that relates 70 boarding house
beats and tramps bs referred t. the Com
mittee on Subordinate Unions
The communication Of Mr Beatty, d
Philadelphia, relative to a new emblem 81
certificate of memberships, DO referred I,
the Committee ON New Business.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21
THE snoTMAKRRS STRIKE.
The International typographical
Union.
sKcoSs DAVIS PEocEEDISas.

PROCEEDINGS % rHE ANNUAL CONVENTION
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

The communication from Washington,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21
NEW H0Rk.
NV luEK. June II. 1873.

To the Editor VI the WvsENyuss- ADsOtsrE
Since my last nothing u any note among
the Trades Unions has come under my
observation. They all appear 70 be NOV
ing within their circle. and whether they
intend making any advance steps this sum
mer is a matter Of mere speculation with
those most Interested The greatest com
motion, in the ~Ay of labor, appears to be
among
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

Miss Annie Sllvrrblatt II New York went
to West HvboLrn a. pay taxes nn her faith
er's property nablo to ind Collector
Andersen. she called on Justice Madden
Madden. she SAYS, gave her 70 understand
that he had authority t" receive the money,
and she paid 1t a. HIM. Madden never paid
the money t. the Collector, and the prop
erty would have been sold had not Mr
SilyerLlatt subsequently paid the tax due
upon Il t. Mr. Anderson himself lester-
day, ia the Hudson County Sessions Mad.
den vas convicted Of obtaining money ~
false pretsnces lie Is to be sentenced on
the 18th He has been Justice Of the
Peace. and ~As A-candldAte before the Ley
IslAture for a position on the bench
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
Deferred Articles.
Horrible Butchery in New York.

TheNew York Hrald states that on Men
dsv afternoon, in that city three Irish labor
ers entered the lager beer saloon Of Jacob
Schmitt on Seventy-fourth sticct, and called
for drinks They were servel second
round was demanded and received, when their
leaders announced TO Mr.. Schmitt that they
did not propose to pay 1t. Schmitt step
ped from behind the bar and seized one Of
them by the collar, whereupou he was instant
" feled to the floor by the riugleader who
dealt him murderous blow from behind with
beer bottle, laying open his scalp and rend-
erinc him insensibe for a few seconds. While
on the floor the ruflians began kicking him
about the head and body, and woud doubtless
have made short work of him lad not his wiie
hurried 70 bis assistance. But her coming
was unfortunate for herself; for no sooner did
she attempt to push the scoundrelS away from
the prcstrate form of her husband than one OF
tthcm whipped ont large sheathakniie and
plunged it into her back, just below the left
shoulder blade. Again and again did the
fi,nd ply his deadly weapon, Stabbng the pool
woman in the left breast and in the right arm
near the elbow. She fell, apparently lifeless
to the floor and then the three assailants again
turned their attention 20 her husband who had
by this regained consciousness and staggered
to his feet. One them laid hold Of his left
err with his teeth nor reliuquished his
| hold till portion Of it was severed from hi'
head. Another bit him on the hand and near
| ly tore a finger of, while third pounded hin
/ on the head with beer glasses and bottles A
this iuncture neighbor Mr. Jacob Young
attracted By the cries of Schmitt and his wifi,
ran to their assistance and received deadly
stab in the abdomen, the william handling thu
/ knife still reeking with the blood of the unfor'
tunate woman at his feet, plunging the blade
in clean TO the hilt, and then turning it roun'
/ and round, as though he would make sure %
/ finishing his victim. The men tlon left tn
saloon, and meeting Mr. John Luhirs IN
bridge on Sevcnty-ffth street, pl0nged Knit
into bis back. Mr. Young wounds are coz
sidered fatal. Mrs. Schmitt wounds are ais
serious. Mr.. Schmitt's and Mr. Luhiu'
wounds are not considerered SO serious.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
Laughing Children.

Give me the boy or girl who smiles as soon
as the first rays Of the morning san glance in
through the window, gay, hrppy, and kind
Such boy will be CT to make up" into
man-at least when contrasted with a sules
morose, grabbed, fellow, who snaps aud snarls
like surly cur OF growls and grunts like an
untamed hyena. from the moment lie opens
h red aod angry eyes I'LL be- is confronted
b. his breakfast Such Girl, other things
being favorable, will be good material TO aid
in gaddening sorhe comfortable home, or 10
refine, civiize, tame aud humanize rude
brother, making him gentle, aTectionate and
l1veable 1t is z feast 10 even look at such 4
joy-inspiring girl, such a woman bud, and sec
the smiles flowing, 50 to speak, from her
parted lips, displaying set Of clean well
brushed teeth, looking almost the porsOrifcs-
ton Of beauty and goodness, singing, and rs
merry as the birds, the wide awake birds,
that commenced their morning concert long
before the lazy boys dreamed that the sun was
approaching and about to pour whole food
Of j2y-inspiring light and warmth upon the
earth Such girl is like gentle shower 10
the parched earth, bestowing kind words
sweet smiles, aud acts Of mercy to oil around
her-the JOY aud light Of the household.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
The Amended Bankrupt Act.

The Richmond JVhig agrees with the Dis
patch in its Interpretation Of the amendment
to the bankrupt law, " that every householder
or head Of family is entitled to $2,SOO ex-
emptiou, Whatever the character Of his debts
that none of the exceptions made by the Com
stitution Of :he State is respected by the bark
rupt act that purchasers who, not plid the
purchase money, moTtgagoTs, in word. all
debtors are entitled to 81 500 This, if so,
makes a clean sweep, aud wipes ont iudepted-
ness generally. As the power Of Congress in
passing a bankrupt law is unlimited, and the
words Of the act seem to warrant this coustruc-
ton, we suppose the conclusion to be correct. ."
iLynchJurg Vir ginidn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29


Earth nor Heaven shonld Dot have kept
us apart Adieu, forever,
She tore away the hand lie claspel "a his
heart, and flgd from him Will frantic haste
She knew her danger. and meant N he in deed
and word a loyal wife. So She Gel from temp
tation.
Gerald dashed bis hani madly against his
f,rekcal, and strobe away into tho shadows,
firth from the gloomy darkness Of a neighbor-
ing hedge into the pale moonlight crept the
shuddering figure Of Louvsin-the happy
bridegroom. In the dim: light his face was
ghastly, aud fixed despair had settled like
cloud over all his features.
He had missed his bride from the revelsrS.
and full Of teader anxiety, had sought her in
The park, and had been unhappy enocGh 70
listen to all that passed between his brother
aud this woman, whom he worshppod.
knot Of white ribbon, fallen from her
hair, lay on the grass at his feet He picked
it up and pressed it madly to bis fcvered lips
"She shall be happy" he said, quietly
What is my worthless life against one little
hour Of her pleasure? love her-I will make
her happy IfIhe is never to give. me the
place in her heart which seek, life is valueless
to me- Yes, yes, my precious ArsemOrpe
shall be happy
lie went down to the shore Of the lake
which bordered the park and where were
nloored the pleasure boats in which be had so
often taken her out sailing. Dark and only a
single leap forward, and it was done
They found lis body after loag search,
and there was great lamentation through all
the country-for lie was a noble gentleman,
and well beloved
Six months of mourning elapsed, ard then
the betrotha Of Lord Gerald Maltrayers was
announced.
For once in her life Argemorne was entirely
happy The wish Of her life near being ful-
filled, aud III she thought Of her dead husband,
it was with no regret.
The church-bells rang merry peal, aud the
bridal party set forth for the church. Lady
Mitrsyers was in carriage with her bride
maids Lord Matrayers followed with bis at
tendan.s.
The road 10 the church ran past the willow
fringed pond, and for some reason unknown
to any one, the horses attached to the carriage
of the bride became frightened as they reached
tho little cove where Lord Louvains body had
been found. They reared, plunged forward,
and In moment the carriage was overturned.
/ Argemorre was taken up dead-her white
bridal robes stained crimson with her blood
the false blue blood which had made her crush
the love Of her heart for the love Of pride and
! station.
Lord Msltrsvers died two years af!erward in
Australia, and Maltravers Abbey is ghostly
ruin. Credulous people say it is haunted, but
all good Christians insist that nothing requenis
its deserted chambers but bats aud lizards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

HoMGcrDE.-On Saturday night last, near
Mt Piseah Church, about two miles west OF
Mt Sidrey in this county, in an alteration
which occurred between Geo. T. Sheets aud
Wm. l.. Pates-two voting men aged respec-
lively nineteen and seveuteen-Pates stabbed
Sheets with a pocket knife infiicting two
wounds in the left side, from the effect Of
which Sheets died the next morning. Monday
the prisoner, who had made no effort to escape
after the unfortunate occurrence had his ex
amining trial in the Courthouse before jas
tice Leigh P. Waddell After hearing the tes-
timony introduced, and brief but earnest ani
animated, argument by the counsel, The Justice
announced that he did not feel warranted in
dischsrgihg the prisoner. The counsel for the
prisoner then applied to the Justice tn grant
the prisoner bail. The prisoner was hailed in
the sum Of $5OO-StaunfoH Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
Man and Wife.

Thomas Jefferson wrote the following OK
celent advice There is much human nature
and good sense 10 it,
" Harmony 10 the married state is the very
first thing 10 be aimed at Nothing can pre-
serve affection uninterrupted but a firm Teso-
luton never 70 differ IN will, aud q determine
tOn in each TO consider the love Of the other
Of more value than any object whatever on
which wish had been fixed. How light, in
fact, is the sacrifice Of any other wish when
weighed against the affection Of one with
whom we are 10 pass our whole life And
though opposition 10 single instance will
hardly Of itself produce alienation, yet every
one has their pouch into which all these l;tle
oppostions are put while this is Cling. tie
alienation is insensibly going on, and when
filled it is complete. h wonld ppzzle either 10
say why, because no one difference Of opinion
has been marked enough 10 produce serious
effect by itself But he finds his affection
wearied ont by n constant stream Of little
checks aud obstacles Oiher sources Of disccp-
tent, very common indeed are the lii le cross
purposes Of husband aud wife in common con-
versation, a disposition in either 10 criticise
and question whatever the other says desire
always 10 demonstrate and make him feel him
self N tue wrong. especially in company
Noting Is 50 goadug. Much better, therefore,
If our companion views thing in light differ
ent from what we DO, 70 leave him IN ouie.
possession Of lis views What is tie NE of
rrciifying him if the thing lie unimportant
let 1t pass for The present, aud wait softer
moment and more conciiatosy occasion Of re-
yiyins the subject together. Il is wonderful
how many persons are rendered unhappy ;
inaitention to these little rules OF prrdence
I nWa Cd h.t L. -. a. a.. - L..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
VFW SERTFS CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, w Va SA
POETICAL.
FORTY YEARS AGO.


How wondrous ere the changes, Jim,
Since forty years ago,
When gals wore wOoleu dresses, JIM
And boys wore pants OF tow
When shoes we're made o! caliskin
And sacks Of homespun wool,
And children did half-day's work
Before the hour Of school.
The girls took music lessons, Jim,
Upon the spinning wheel,
And practiced late and early, Jim,
On spindle, swift and reel;
The bows would ride bare-backed to mill,
a dozen miles or so,
And hurry of before twas day
Some forty years ago.
The people rode 10 meeting, jim,
In seds instead of sleighs,
And wagons rode as easy, Jim,
IS buggies nowadays,
And oxen answered well for teams,
Though now they'd be too sloN,
For people lived not half 50 fast,
Some forty years ago.
o, we'll do remember, Jini
The Wilson patent stove,
That father bought and paid f5r, JIM
In cloth our gals had wove;
And how the neighbors wondered
When we got the thing to go,
They said 'twould bust and kill US all,
Some forty years ago.
Yes, everything is different, jim,
From what it used 10 was,
For men are always tampering, jim,
With Gods great natural laws.
Eut what or earth we're coming 20,
Does anybody know ?
For everything has changed 50 mnch,
Since forty years ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
ViR7INlA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

-rhsFarsPszssisp published weekly az I-o
~ .rr-sral rifgar7,,s per a7Han q" aara"ee-
~ rTsEE DOLLARS is u't2iid ia advance
se-0,. Dollar and Fif3 Cents for sir on''"
~ The .sru,s OF advertising are, Tor square
t,a. i,,i1 or,s5s. ore D5lur oni Ffiy Cents Tor
t,rAs -llrgsroaes iu thes me ProPS r
ts, R,,h c,a;iaalncs Fv'g Cs7is.
ra-No advertisement 90 be considered ry tse
month or year unless specified on the Manuscript
o- previously a greed upon between the parties
Eu-Ar advertisement not marked on Che copy
specified number cfinsert.0uswi.lo De continued
uaa, ordered out, payneatis cVac;cd aecort.ns.y.
rs-REsrIAg A1yssr.sEvENrs.-I avoid any
r,.,sri,rs.andn-o oa tae part Of che annua, advc7-
t.-s is proper 60 state di,tH-y that their pri-
v.rs-s 5niEerteuls 90 their immediate business
EsaIEssats. Lssl. o- aii otlerajvs7'isemeu'ssent
brthelu 90 be an additional charge, and DO var'a-
ton.
-05itaarv Ne;ic,s gilmore ,hln f7eliaes~iil
bcchlrEedf5r.
JOB WORE--P5stsr-. sale Bil's, Circulars,
Ca-is. tc.. executed promptly, neatly, 1n1a' 'a.r
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

IwMIGRATIoY- The bureau of statistics re-
ports that tue number Of immigrants who ar
rived in the United States during the quarter
ending on the 8O,h Of Sept last. WAS l2O, 7s3
of whom only - SCI were skilled worKmen.
OF the total number, 1924 were under Is
years Of age; Is and under 40 years, 1884
40 aud upward, 1865. These figures show
that the great majority of the immigrants are
children or young men and nomenclature
citizens who are not too old to learn, nor in-
capable Of doing the work that is waiting for
them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

A True SMmE.-We have often looked for
a sentence that would clearly explain it. A
Western paper kindly supplies the &ant in
This beautiful semile: You might as well at
tempt to shampoo an elephant with Thin
ble-fol of soapsuds as to attempt to do business
and ignore advertising"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

TONYENIENT to the Depots Of all The South
I = ern aud Western Railroads and Steamboat
Landings. saving Hack hire. Street Cars pass
every tive minutes conveying passengers to allscc-
tons of the City, making it as convenient as any
Hot.lin Baltimore. All the Appointments OF tins
House are hrst clgss for reasonable charges. This
house is supplied with the National Fire Escape.
also the Extinguisber. Water convenience on
every Floor. r. SHARE, Proprietor.
Sent 2 FL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

We find that be came 10 bis death from
calling Bill Jackson liar" was TIC verdict %
c,-o1sr = iiiry IN Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS
AND


Gold and Silver Medals
VTERE awarded to CHAS. NJ. STIEFF, for
w the best PIANOS in competition with all
the leading Manufacturers Of the country.
OFFICE AND NEW WAREROOMS,
No. Q n. Liberty St., Baltimore, Maryland.
The Sued7s Pianos contain all the latest i'm
proyements to be for IN a first class Piano, with
additional improvements Of his own Invention not
% be found in other instruments. The tone, touch
aud finish Of their instruments cannot be excelled
by any manufactured.
A large assortment of Second Hand Pianos al
WAYS on hand from s75 to $500.
Parlor and Church Organs, some 20 different
STYLES on hand from $50 and upwards.
Send for an Illustrative catalogue, containing
nsmes of over !. 200 Southerners. 500 Of which
are Yirriuiaus, two hundred North Carolinians
one hundred and fifty East Tennesseeans, and o.
theirs throughout the South who have bought
the Sheff Piano since the close Of the war.
July IS, lsT2-yeErly,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-25

Tine NJ thu beauties u beer saloons
was illustrated In town on Tuesday.
tahn ". Maynard. = nan II gond
impulses md kindly feelings toward hiS
family and oshcrs, whcn ,ot influenced
BY tho demon II the gin mill. VIVA.
through the day. inspiring himself With
l,crr n MeNe,i,u A little past mid.
night. notwithstanding the talo,Ds ure
4, b. closed NJ n i, ~, Jahn returns
al home. fund his wife mud children III
tl,sit hcl.; and Immediately proceeded
II arInl,ife siieeial cIas. IL English
literature commencing will, cloeutiuh.
perlnI~ ~ M advertising ,lnase, 4
fru we'll rounded lWriolS with such
gestures nnl demonstrations ~ tic
nature III the defamation nrcmrl tp
require. Wns successful III aruisinu li1
win from l,er couch. anl. procuring surl
apparel ~ cnnll liz got III tl,c haste IL
tho moment with itr rcrila. shc madc
hrr rsape int tho street with I,abe
4 fuw wucln nd. ~ sock thu hospitality
md protection under tho ron d ~
other. that Ind been dcnic.l un,lcr her
own. u, 4 husband mado brutal by tho
demon VI inismleranec.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-25
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-25

GENTAltM I.islMENT.

There III no palm which lin fenlmr llini.
meHt will HVt relieve, ~ swelling u Win
nut sutNtau, aud III .lnet,rss NbieL u viii
nut curu, This ~ strong language, BIT v
II true, Where thu parts Arr nul gum IT.
effects ara marvellous, |, ht~ produce |
mors cures " rheumatism, nsnr,lals, iesA
Jaw, pal.,, .praiha. s1sll,nva, eahsi.
breasts. Aualdn, h,,ris, ralI4lhru,Y, sal.
ache 10, upon tbs tunl,n frame, nnl ~
strains, spawn. gals, No. upan anIn liz 10
one yvRs than have NIL olaer pretended
remrslie. slnus ihe world inpan u II y
couAter.irritant, ~ al,heullnH piin W.
lieysr. Cripples throw AMY lhei, .rui.h.
~, ths lame walk, poisonous h,tiefs afr
rendered hnrmcisss anl tha wnnhJsi nr.
healed without Il runr III N no hutnLtig
The recipe Ii published around .eh latii.u,
II In selling IN M article eser bri.is sst,
and, and Ii srli# because II lpes Just What
II prstsn1a % du. Those Nl.o now snIler
from rh~a,assIsM, rhin Or swelling deserve
70 snMev II they will NOT nse frntauf lini.
ment Mnre thun tDun rrrilile das NJ ~.
mAFtMhls cures, iAelMdlug iiusv'I limbs,
hr0Miu.rtenmatls,a gut, running t,i'noir.
10, have LAan received W. viii Nsni Il
etrculAs containing certificates. lhu ras,pr
NJ, evAtta ~ any ano requesting II t'hs
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family should b~ without trntanr lihi4
mems. D, kvak ht0, New York.
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