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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
| FEVER AND AGUE.

A case \ eight Months Standing cured
by BGHIAVE'SH 'SHoLLAND BITTERs
Michal Kelly. No 1T Seventh, neal
Grant StAet, says:
Last July, while running on the river,
on cott&boat plying between Natche,
and New orleans, l was taken with Fe
yer and A9ie. For eight LONG months
suffered with this dreadful disease. Th'
greater par fthe time was urabie t.
work, and spent at least SO dollars for med
icines Of different kinds; but found no per
msuent relief. Three weeks ago one o
my friends Insisted upon my trying Ber
have's HOLLAND BITTERS, ssyip,
that cure Ods guaranteed. After taking
it for one week. must states ! vas
sound man. ] have been at work now fo
two weeks ard have had no return Of th,
Chills and Fever whatever" Rs'a.
certify that the shove statement i,
true. THOMAS ADAMS, J
Diamond House, or at r caestsrs Gon
ic HlR.
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For lhe Lancastsr Gazette

a For ihe Lancaster Gazette.
Bit SktNK beatty has again made an
other vain atisnpt TO cover up his own
depr. witty BY his "stop tbisf" tactics. 1t
is disagreeable to me to have-anything
whatever to do with this man. for he is so
plastered over With vice and corruption
that contact with him only tends to stain
ones reputation. He has not only been
driven out Of all the political parties he has
eve, belonged to. and their name is legion,
but he has so stepped himself in filth as to
become obnoxious on account Of depraved
social habits. So outraged did the people
Of Chaunoey ct one time become at this
mans indecencies, that he was absolutely
mobed out Of that community by an indig-
nant people, and with the odor Of rotten
eggs upon his rotten carcass. as chastise-
ment for conduct too mean TO make public.
docs this villainohs wretch attempt to as
sail the private character of others. A
man who will steal whole book and pub
lish il as his own production, who has been
So emphatically repudiated for his political
meanness, so lathe for his social democrat
ization, who has been publicly branded
witt the villainy of defrauding mechanics
who have labofed for him, and who bears
upon his countenance the evidence OF las
ciyious habits, can receive no further at
tenlion at my hands, and for the impor-
tance I have heretofore given him. I most
earnestly beg for public pardon. Any fur
ther attempts of this man 10 vilify my
character will be treated with deserved
contempt. SETH WELDT.
We publish the above communication o
SETH WELDY Esq. by Special request as
advertising matter. to be paiu for as adver'
tisements. Nothing would induce us to
impose such stuff upon our friends save
the obligation we are under to our patrons
to publish for pay, such matter as they
may take the responsibility fof, bS sub
sOribiug their own names, We beg the
pardon Of "the world and the rest Of man.
kind. and hops this may bring the belligS
gerent parties to a settlement by the appli-
cation, Of buekwbeat slop jacks and sorgh'
um molasses.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

ARHIvAL or TnE OVERLAND Mail IN sAS
FaANcrsco.-Th Bulletin bsralds the ar.
rival 10 the following tone:
"The second oVetlaad Mail eo1ch or
rived IN ths city yesterday afternoon short
y after 4 o'clock. (hsvisg lef, 81. Louis
on the goth Of Septsmber) aad was re.
eieyed by the citizens with g,eat enthusi
asm. The news Of the arrival % TIE mai
at San jose was lelsgraphed az about I / o.
clock 10 the morning. aud Il as il spread
among the citizens, pm. lis exp-rtslion wa
aroJsed. and tae most lively interest Wa'
excited. II was understood lb.t the coach
would arrive about half pant four O'Clock
and long befo'e that bour the streets wef.
lhronged By thousands Of psc pie, congrs
gated to welcome it. A number Or per
sous also mounted fast horses and rode ou
TO meet il.
AT a quarter after 4 O'Clock the. coacI
turned from Market into Montgomery st
The driver blew his born-and cracked hi
whip, at Whieht the horses four in numbe r
almost seemed to partske Of his enthusiasm.
and dashed ahead at clatteriBg pacs, ant
the dust deew from the glowing wheels :
At the same time slott was raised. ths
ran with the rspidily Of an eIectris q Isl
along Montgomery street, which through
out its length was crowded ty an exciiet
Epopulace. As the coach dashed alnna
through the crowds; the hats OF spec ator.
were whirled in the air and the bdrrah
was repeated from Thousand thr0lts, re
spousive to which the driver. the lion Of ih'
occasion. doffed his weather beaten sioucl
aud in uncovered dignity. like the victor
an Olypmic race, guided his foamiig team
toward the Post Office. II is safe to sa,
that no returning conqusror. loaded will
barbaric spoiis. ever called forth NOR
unanimous burst OF applause than did tn,
dust-begrimmed Delos Cole, "who brough
the good news"
As The coach sped along Montgomar,
street. Monumental Engine Company No
fred salute in honor OF the even
from the Plaza. AS il reached the Pos
Office, at the instance Of Post Master Wei
Ter. the assembled crowd gave three cheers
After delivering the mails. the coach pro
ceedec to the Plaza, where more cheers
were given and more enthusiasm exhb
Iited.
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Warn Cosrs TO sEE EUnoPE.-It Is
stated that ten ihous.nd eighI hundred and
seventy passports have been issued since
General Cas- was sppoisisd Sacrsiary.-
All"Wiog each TO cover three members Of
family. the aggregate made out must
exceed $1,000. TakiBg the expenditure
TO be 5 900 each We fnd that in this way
thirtytwO millions Of dollars have been
e@fnsd oat.Of Tho souatry. This estimate
dose not include the old passports ussd.
nor those procured from die American Le-
gasion in,he British dominions. = ( Wash
ia1lOn States.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

BoARp OF CoSrRoi;- The Board Of con-
troll OF the State Bank of Ohio hsld their
semi annual Session this week. We learn
that no very important business was trans.
acted, all the Brapches Of Che system being
inqs healthy condition and not needing
legislation. The only thing done in which
the public have any interesr, was the a.
doption Of Recommendation to the d.
rectors Of the Bank Of the Ohio Valley
THIS Bank, our readers will perhaps re-
member, is a sort d redeeming agency. or
clearing house, for ee foreign notes re-
oeived BY our bankA and is, weato glad
to learn. answering (he purpose Of its ere
ation.--[O. S. Journal
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An Invention Tor the UitIII1sd sssEIs.

An Invention Tor the CitIIlzsd ;seria.
For The last fifteen yests gentlsman in
Maryland,has been experimenting on a
plan 10 unbran wheat. thereby producing
IN unusual yield. and very superior quali-
iiy Of -four. For this process he procured
y patent ten years ago. To make this i'm
bOttant principle OfPrdciieal utiliis, be Ia
bored with an unesasing energy and Per'ss
bstanes: meeting inuumerabls and aPpa,
rem. insurmountAble difficulties; but so
certain was he Of the correctness Of the
prineipls, that he devoted ter years Of in-
tense study and fortune to the compile
tioa Of the machinery. Complete success
has now crowned his efforts. His unbrsn.
ing machine is now in full operation In
Baltimore. where 100 bushels OF wheat per
houris unframed and prepared for grind,
ing. Millers throughout the United States
arc invited to witness his process. Some
years ago NJ. Bentz. the inventor aud pat
entee. wrote to Prof. Johnson the practi-
cal Chemist Of Loudon) claiming for bis
proceAs the advantage Of greatly increas-
ed yield 10 nour.aud superiority in quality.
Ii reply Prof. Johnson admitted the cor
Tsctness Of the priacip s,snd by macSiDe>
fy It could be made practical, il would be
the most useful invention Of the age, for it
would add ali insdlcalaoB amount of food
for m 4ns consumption, and thS discoverer
be acknowledged public benefactor.
All that was claimed is now demonstrated.
II is no longer an expsriment--it is an IN
roafrOverta6is fact. In proof We give bs:
low the result ofgrInding 100 bush 10000
lbs. exactly Of unframed wheat. ordered
from Mr.. Bentz's establishment in BalIi-
more to Lancaster, and ground by Mr..
Parker. At the Magnolia Mills. We copy
Mr.. Parker's statement. "The hundred
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For The Lancaster G a1ette.

There is one ltp6ndsge to household
which I have always thought, has more
weight, and force Of moral influence to a
family, than any other that I can think of
| mean. good Library, Of well selected
books. When I enter a house. aid see but
few books, and those Of a light. or it may
be, immoral kind. the estimate which an
compelled to form Of such a family. is as
sociated with lbwness. worldly ,mindedness
Nr HOMn
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We would call the attention ofour read !,
en- 10 the advertisement Of Messrs. JuLrAN
&aSETERT in another column. Superior
family groceries Of every kind and quality,
at the lowest prices. Give them call.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PmLspELpula. November q. isSs
There isno export demand for FiouF. aud the Gales
10 fheirad are limited Al s5a5 Izk for superdne;
las 80 Tor extra famlir and q ney.
Good Wheat + IN modernte demand. sales ~ 500
bushels nj y for prime Rel ana COL 90 forWhfe
Eye is tH demand at 50a7s rents
Corn isaeaSee and wanted: sales oi Yellow at "A cts
for old, and 7aeD7te for ne-.
Oats unchanged; saless 900 bushels prime Delaware
81 IS cents.
Whist Il scares sales Ohio barrels "a cents and
Peans! IFania At q X cents.
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~ The Young Mems Literary Insti
tate will meet at the City Hall on Thursday
evening next, at 81 O'Clock.
Question for discussion, r SolGed, Thai
all laws prohibiting the collection Of usu-
rious interest be abolished.
Foremeh in debate Messrs. DR.. Bar
low and K Fritter Esq.
Appointed Essayistsj Df. BigeloW and
G. W. Brock Esq,
Dr.. 8 E. DAVIS Pr.i.
G.. w. CoRMAKY Stc'y
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ooMMERoIAI IErEIL1aRKcI
NV Y0Rk MARKET.

Wv YnaE. Nasrmber - fS5e.
Flfr advancsd. gth -aes Of oO0 barrels n ~ SO
~ IS for State, 50e5 - fJr Ohio aud snls5 50 for
soRihen.
wbert has advanced. f5s ens. q 200 basiais sold
~ i9H p for He'd, IS far White, IS for Chicago
spriaz, 20 for Nesiem Red. Aad % Tor white.
Corn daii- With sales % $40 butfes al 1915 ga.
psft nrn ai 80 for prime. Lard hrm. whisky
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TOT we LAnca1tef oaAett4s
MEsERs. EDIToRs:- Permit member Of
the young America" Fire Eng. and Hose
Co.. to Oochpy space 10 your columns.
10 your number Of last week as well ss that
ol the Eagle. We were severely estsohissd
as being negligent and careless in. the
the discharge Of our duties. Perhaps We
are shlPhbIs1-lst the sequel show.
We viii not controVert the fact that our
Engine was frozen up. but to the charge
lhsl ps were to blame. we politely dsmur.
II is fact lsmsntsblshhd we'll known to
our citizens. that we have, no engine house;
that our engine has been, and is, daily and
nightly exposed. standing Oat in ihisera-
ble she'd. scarcely protected from the tsib,
much less ths irost. II is fact we'll kown
to those who are familiar with the work
ings Of our engine. that the water cannot
be entirely pumped out. and that ifit could
il would not be practicable, as il is indis-
peusably necessary that the valves aud
suction pump Le kept moist. otherwise the
machinery would fail to operate.
Where then lies the faulli The city has
failed to pravide US with IN engine house.
She has refused to employ an engineer to
take charge ofand keep our engine in re-
pair. She has neglected 10 provide us
with tools. oil or oil cans, by which. and
by which alone. our machinery can be kept
in condition. It is true that Mr.. Snidsr
was paid the miserable pittance of $40 per
year for taking charge ofthe" Reliance. ''but
young America" has not syen received
this "poor boon" at the baEds ofthe Ceun-
Gil. She has stood entirely neglected with
hone to care for her. but the volunteer fire.
men Of her company.
And do the citizens expect us to build
them an engine house? Employ and pay an
engineeF to care for our machinery. furn-
ishiug him With t5cls. oil &c., out OF the
hard earned proceeds Of our labors? II
they do. we shall be sorry to disappoint
them. AS 6remsn we have otgAhised our
selves into company for the protection oI
the lives and property Of our fellow citi-
gems. We are still willing to devote por.
ton Of our time and energies for this pur-
pose. As yet We have received no encour.
egement, much less remuneration at the
hands Of the city; Of the latter wo expect
none other than good wishes. There are
but few Of us, property y-bolders. our good
wishes for the city is the only motive that
prompted us to unite for it's defense.
With such drawbacks as have bsen de-.
scribed, it will not be expected that we
accomplish much. Under such circum-
stances il will not be wondered that "Y, uug
America" was not in condition on the
morning OF the 10th, but rather that the
company have not disbanded long ago, re.
fuSing IA raise an arm in the defense OF
protection Of property holders. who have
been too penurious TO respond to their ma
cessilies; who have not only neglected. but
almost despised them. A FIREMAN.
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RrHaerian. tlle puaiIist. IS paia

10 Heeiian, The puglIIst, is eaid to Be q
goud Democrat, and. Il politics, sound on
"Lecompion." Ashe hnS been badly beat.
enlately, i, is suggested that the President
ought to, provide him. as well as Glancy
Jones and other defeated champions, with
q foreign mission of some sort.
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How THE TRADE AND CREDIF or OHIO
is REGARDED IN NRw YoRK;-The New
York Independent Of the 18th inst, pays
this well merited compliment to cur great
and growing State.
Probably no western Stote has stood
frmef dirirg the late financial storm than
Ohio. Her merchants generally have
paid their maturing obligations with al,
most their usual promptuess. They have
done 1t without grumbling or whining
Neither the rate Of excha angs which was
high at one time, nor the general scarcity
OF money all over the country, which was
caught up greedlly as an excuse in othef
seotions for delay nor any other mere ex-
cuse have been offered as substitute fof
debt. paying. The result Of this prompt
ness and honorable policy has been to raise
the credit OF the merchants of that State
to q position equal to that Of any other
Safe in the Union. New England has
heretofore stood in the front rank iu re.
gard to credit. Vermont Gould probably
receive the verdict OF an impai tial IN.
'ry of New York merchants as the most
prompt Of the eastern Statee. The
tiade Of that State is not large. but it ia
highly valuable for its safety. Ohio
now fairly stands side by side with her SO
bet sister Vermont position which abe
will doubtless hold. The exact position
OF some OF the other romantic sisters ol
our Federal Union we will not now at
empt to discuss.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

FATAL ACCIDENT. Nov,
22.--Mr. A. f. Davis, through Mail
Agent from Baltimore to Cincinnati, was
killed to day on Central Ohio road at Al
um Creek. He was jerked off the train
while stapdig on the side railing of. the
mail car, by his coat catching on wood
pile. pulling him under the train and xii.
ling him instantly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

~ Prof. SonNEfDER and family will
give Concert at the basement Of lhe Ger
man Reformed Church, on Friday evening
ofthis week. All who are fond Of good
music are respectfully invited to attend.
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ngAs tomorrow is the day set apart
By the Governor ofihe State Of Ohio. as
day Of public Thsnksgiviug to Almighty
God. we as printers. wishing to take
part therein. have crushed up'' and will
issue this weeks Gazette one day in ad-
Vanees n, he% 2@
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BALTIMoRR MARKET

BaLTiNoRk. November e3. Is5s
Flour quiet with sales Ofgo~ari Street ana Ohio &
Wheat active: Red ao9I Is: White 3eaI 80
Core guist. new Whiie 6i9fCe, old duo 7O95 3e;
new yellow Gs9T5 cents. 4
Provisions 9Giet bat very hrm.
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Very Great Increase Interest In my Gifts.
Choice Of presents Books. from S1,o
3l4 eseh. and vsristy increased. Jswsfry
Brest pins from 3 10 50 each, Ear drops.
with comeo, stone, and glass sets fromsS !
to IS, fna gold rings. from so cents 70 81
each, gold studs. and gold pens in silver
cases DC, 800 watches. $500 in cash -
All. who buy portrAi, OF Washington
for 80 have an equal chance. TO get any
one Of the above presents. All get gifts.
at the time Of buying the portrait. and
take them home with them Those VITO
draw books. or small cash gifts Of 81 may
take jewelry instead, II they chose.
Always open, on Broadway, and red
flag Main Street.
Lancaster, Sept. 1853. H SCOTT.
,ivi.To. Al wanting Farms, see advertiser ent Of
HammOnton Lands.
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nE va underaland tllal beLMeen a8Oo,

L@ We understand that between $500,
600 and 5000. 900 win be required
for the volunteers engaged I; in service a.
gainst the Florida Indians. until the femov.
Al Of Billy Bowlegs and bis band. No ap.
Preparation for ibiS purpose has yet been
made by Congress.
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SUBscRIBE AT 0NcE.-If you wish to
secure copy ofthat elegant Engraving
''FAE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" and the
ART JounN4I, with the other premiums,
be sure and subscribe S3, before the isl
Of January 1859. Specimen copies oi
The above md full particulars given By
applying to v.M. GsrswoLD, Lancsste,
Agent. See advertisement elsewhere
headedz-New Features, &c. @
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CINCINNATI MARKET,

rtSeIEEsTI. SoTember %. 1853.
Flour-The market has not charged essentially since
our last The demaDd Tor extra grades j. fair from
local trade Snle.pf eco barrels ai 1906 for extra.
Groeeries-So change iB the marker. Sales or IIe
bags Coffee at SI2<c, and 50 hhJs Sugar at y
II u eants.
,HaisIy-A fair demand and a 6rn market. Sales
Of $40 barrels at i0 the latter raie for wagon
bogs--The market continues excited. aifd further
a1vanee is asked. We havo no sales this morning.
but 30 HoSs sold last evening 80 so and are held
at So 75 to-day, for future delivery.
Grain-Ibere isan aeiive demand fIr prime white
wheat aud the market - frm At 81 10. Sales Of 5fu
bushels prime White at 10; 800 bushels 10 good do
al Al $50 d" good Red al 60 cents, and 40 do prime
Corn lsin deHfsnd and tic market i srh at is5se.
Barley Is ifm At 80 cents for prime Fall and 7s975
eents for good DO.
Oats are In active demand. and the mark ct bu0yani;
sale 10 store ai5sG,s9, on canal At 80 cent?.
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Although men are accused for not
knowing their own weakness. yet perhaps
as few know their own sgengih.
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TON NVALIDsE


q Af-Akm ~ " .-N-|~N-Nm
phynlclah for diseases - she 1hroA
L1ngsand Heart, Fsmale Irregulorires, and ali
Uterine rroabiss, chFonle Hilssses. &e., ee.
MAY be eousulicd IN LANCAsTER, aithe TAIL
w NADGk hOuSK. NotkN bkh lisi,ett and "a
aud via vi,tihi iseiiy monli.ly ne zane daigs
Dr. WISE treats Lungs and Chesi uisenses ~ NJ .
iional and philosophical aud eninetty Iauccettlnl
iucde Netirnied inha-tion and direct 1onienlueet-
msHt, cniheterists.
And whose hong psnsirsl cxprriense and exttn1itc
observation lu THE hssIiiaf % Ncw fcfk rrd IN ptl-
the ss eminent Prafessorr ~ Neficife rud safnery
in this eountry and knope. gtea HIN ussurace t1al
he render 70 al no oay give
him call
Thexreat polnti nthe trentment of al humnn mala-
dies. u 10 gct ~ Tho dsease IN direct nlanner All
medicines are estimated ~ their Retion won the
ran redu ring rcliefihs u he Important fact npon
witch lnhalafion and (nthetefsrn are baped y The
stomach l. diseased re take pfdicirea directly Int
"a stomach. the apca nfe diteated bTealhe Grin
hale mcdfcnfed rap9fs difctIiy INTO them. 1he
son " hy bnsu piion and fisessas ~ the chesthat
hcrriafnre ressted ~ treasnent, has been beeauf
they have not becH urprnac he'd IN direct manner.
= FsPrrsnnsan cird Wiif Chest Dsensese should ?
delay having proper remedies uscd ere u 70 TOO lAi
Thisis fatal mistske and should DO wtl eonfdere'
RE No Charge for ConsultetiOniR ~
Or. Wise may be eonsuiiei fhroueh Boy No. q
Dayton, Ohio Lancaster, July -, ltss-iau
v-PAU wantiRrto emlsrnte N a mild eIluate good
soli. and ane Market see advensemcDt 81 hnnnlonT
| ton Lands.
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OOOO IUS
The 96 bis. were ground on one stone in
, precisely s hours. at less than full speed:
4 am persuaded that there is a considerable
saving Of power in grinding wheat thus
prepared for Hour. j. r. PARKER.
Nov, 10, 1853. Sup.. Magnolia Mills.
y This statement proves that barrel of
family -four was made out ,f three bushels
& 30 lbs wheat, a saving Of at least IS lbs
wheat in each barrel Of -four over the best
turn out Of The best wheat not unframed:
add to this the superior quality of -four.
and the result will astound every miller
But this wonderful result stops not here.
for the quantity and quality Of bread will
be equally astounding. A lady accurately
weighed out -four lo4 lbs. and the bread
,berefrom weighed exactly l81 lbs. The
bakers produce from one barrel Of -four,
4 from 24o to 260 lbs. Of bread the latter
an extraordinary result--the above baking
gives s6e Ito lbs. bread to a barrel Of
-four, proving its richness in gluten and
consequent absorption Of water. OF
course, the flour which bakes the best
bread and the greatest quantity, will be
bought BY all consumers. We look upon
this as the great improvement Of the age,
because It acds so much food for mans
consumption. Millers desiring information
can address Samuel Harbaugh Esq, Spring
field. Ohio.
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THE eEMI-ANEUAL TAx.-We incline 70
the belieftbst the present tax law Is not
osn.,.lIv uudsy.,ood s,ibo,,h !, h.. ho.n
e..h,I.I.a q IN . a.. !. -.
-" P"Psi' % 'ns oo"n'y'
IL Is not with The intention Of giving an
opinion on It's complexities, that we, how
speak. This is The peculiar province Of
ths Trssursr. of The co,n,v e.. ..d,haa
a. n-,.. -s,, - - =, -" "' '"'.
- NV oou''' A''s'""o'' ihs treasurer o.
iiamilion county has, We see bt The Cin-
cinnali papers. answered certain interroga.
tories. which are importan, n fco,reet and
nrossr n h. tno,vn =. ~. H.. q. go.
-
'AA payer. mere are Tue quesuonsa ana an
sWers;-- HiIsoOroEgh c".sen.
ist. If the yearly tax on peysonat osoD.
srty is nut paid on the eolh December doe.
not the whole tax for the year mature on
that day. and is not the peraIiy Of s per
cent. to be estimated on the Ihols tax for
me yearY
-. - . snls question tns t'easurer replies IN
svs s :ga~' nar ""s; & !. - sIt"s ,"s' sae Penaiy o
oiI ~ sen'' - auue;. 20 spe "Note sda