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What the Men of the Northwest
Ask Themselves in their own
Minds, and what they Answer.

Question. What is the name of the skel-
etOn in Eastern closets? Answer. Repu-
diation of the National Debt
q. Why does the prospect ofRepudiation
frighten them so? A. Because they are
the receivers and the Northwest, Westand
South are the payers of the Debt,
q. How did Eastern mem manage to have
it so arranged? a. BY bringing on the
late war.
Q. Why did they bring on the late war
A. Well they saw that Negro Slavery waI
profitable to the South, and they conceived
the grand idea of reducing all the people OF
the United States, white and black, to q
state of slavery to themselves.
Q. What is Slavery? A. Slavery Is
that state of society in which the surplus
earnings of the slave are applied to the sole
use and benefit of the master.
q. What is the amount of the surplus
earnings of the people of the Northwest
West and South, annually? A. They
amounted last year to the sum of about
S5750OOOOO.
q. What became of those surplus earn
ings? A. After deducting small amount
to support the Government the balance
went into the pockets of foreign and east
ern bondhoders.
Q. What proportion of the debt of the
United States is held by foreigners? A.
About One-tifth.
Q. Who owns the balance? A, Eastern
men.
q. How did they come to own it? A.
During the war, they did the contracting,
while the West and Northwest did the
fighting. The East furnished the shoddy,
the bad pork and beef the wormy bread
the guns that bursted, the old rotten trans
ports, in which so many soldiers were
drowned, the tire-prOof whisky, the Yam
kee notions, the negro substitutes, the hol-
low talk about loyalty, "the life of the ma
tion," and all that; they gathered home all
the silver spoons and other portable prop
erty, and so became rich while the West
and Northwest furnished the food foI
powder, and are gathering their dead from
a thousand battle-iields. and with the
South are now called upon to pay the Ma
tiOnal debt.
q. What is a summary of the result oi
the WARP A, Why the negroes are TO bC
paid for at very high valuation; but in.
stead of their owners getting paid, tho
price goes into the pockets of the shrewt
Eastern ankee, ana comes out OF tne sur
plus earnings of all the other sections.
Q, Why are the surplus earnings of tht
people of the Northwest, West, and Soutl
so small? A. Because of the enormous
amount of indirect taXatiop they are com
PEELED TO pay to Eastern manufacturers.
q. EXpluinp A. Eastern men have 81
arranged the legislation in Congress tina
the tariff on foreign manufactures is 81
high as to exclude them from the country
so that Eastern men charge what prof
they choose on their own manufactures
all of which profit comes out of the con.
sumers, goes into the pockets of the Eastern
manufactures and so lessons the surplus
earnings of the other sections.
Q. Now that the negroes are free, why
do the Yankee fuglemen, Butler, Sumner
Stevens. Sc, keep up such howl abou
them? A. BY this they expect to keep
the people of various sections Of the eOun
try by the ears, and thus prevent then
thinking about Reputation.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualined as admins
TRAITOR OF the estate OF Hcury Michael late of
Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
l9wS 5. q. MASSLICH.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

Dr. T.. CONE may he consulted rs follows:
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
sept IA oct. ls; Nov. %; Dec. 2S; FGb.1; March
s; April ~ May II; June u.
In IROFat the Morris House, on Saturdays
Sept. Is; Oct, 20; Nov. -; Dec. 20; Feb =; March
9; April 10; May Is; June %
In NENlA at the Depot Eating House. on Thurs
days, sept; 49, oct is; Nov. %; Dec. ~; Jan 81
March Z; April II May lG; Juno %.
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House on
thursdays. sept 20; Oct. 25; Nov. 20; Jan 8; Feb.
Z; March -; April lS; May %; June 81.
DR.. CONE has had Offices in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each of the above places he can give
the best of references in each place to his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; hut If
those who consult him mdesiretreatment,h he charges
Cash for his Medicines
Medicines that will last patiCntfTom four to tx
months, cost from Five To Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address: Dr. Il. CONE
COLUMBUS, ONO. "a
Oc9O-dly
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5 OOTHING SYRUP
For Children Teething,

Which greatly facilitates the process of teething,
by sottening the gums reducing all mnammations,
viii allay ALL PAIN and spasmOdic action andis
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MICHAEL HARTNETT's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed aud qualided as administrators
on the estate OF Michael Hartnett, late of Mont
somery county Ohio, deceased All persons in.
leDted 10 the estate are requested to call and set
Tie their accounts with the adminstratOr
r.-.- 40 -. DENNIS DWYER
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spttiaI agutifts.


MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MFN.
Essaysof Warming and INSTRUCTION
Ter Young Wen who have abused their phys.
,Va' powers, or wasted their substance In rlotous
'''ns' "nuialch victims TO dsease,-wth Reports
on the Howard treatment and cure sent 4,
scaled letter envelopes. free of charpe Addrss.
DIR. ). skiLL1N lGoUeHToN. Howard Associa. 4.
80 'i"'V'Pnla' ia. ianiidaw3m
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3usIranfe.
Central Insurance Company,
OF DAYTON.

CAPl PlIA ............",......S 90, 900
.OFFICE-SO. Go, east side of Main street NJe-
tween second and Third streetsJ Dayton q.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions Of buildings, machinery, aud
Stockton one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three wears or
any less term, ut reasonable rates.
BOARD or DrREcToRs-Il Henry Herman, Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump, George ". Shaw.
Henry 5 Fowler W. l.. Darrow, \. II. II. Fol
kerth. HENRY HERMAN, President
ANTHONY STEPHANs, Secretary.
ja9Sd3m JACOB STEPHANs, Surveyor
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JOHN COx'S FARM FOR SALE.
VNIE undersigned will offer for sale at public
Il auction, ON the farm Of John Cox, deceased on
Saturday, February 16. 1867.

At two O'Clock =, NJ, the farm of said John Cox,
deceased, containing about one hundred and forty
nine acres.
This farm lies north of Dayton about three
miles, on the Saltwater adjoining the farm of 10
seph Kennedy, and directly on the public road
leading from Ebenezer Church TO the town of Lit
tie York, and on the Troy Turnpike.
There Is the best of timber and spring of run
ming water on this farm, and good well OF water
The farm is in the best repair and there Is no
better land In the country, and adjoining Shoup's
MIL rms is one OF the best farms in Montgomery
County.
Terms of Sals-One-thrd cash on day of sale.
ana the balance in one and two years from Il ,y OF
sale, secured by mortgage ON the premises with
six per cent interest from day of sale on deferred
payments. LEWIS NEFF,
G.. w. KEMP,
NJ MCDONALD,
Executors of the last win Of John Cox, decd
b2-dlt-W2t
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE of
the day. ltis cleaner, more richly perrumed, and
is warranted to restore gray hair to its natural
color; stop its coming or; remove dandrun from
the scalp, and prevent badness. Read the follow
ing home testimony:
CERTIFICATE.
The following is TO certify that / have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the past
six months, and have found in 1t all that is
claimed for 1t to perform. My head has been near
ly bald for several yearswll be safe in saving for
six years, at least-and by adhcring TO the direc-
tionS in the Sc of the AMBROSIA, am proud TO
say that now have fine growth of healthy hair
whilst all other reStoratives have failed. | can
also testify As to its qualities in restoring gray
hair to its original color having seen II tested by
my most intimate friends. know it TO be supe-
rior to all other restoratiyes. what do know,
know from experience, in reference to its proper.
ties and would recommend it to all rs being che
best article in market. WM M. HIpPARD
Dayton, OHIO, August "a, 1866
f. NJ. TUBBS CO., Props, Petcrboro, n H.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every
where. DR.. W. w. .STEWART
au2jdaw3m Wholesale Agent Dayton o.
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IOtnl ....... 81 Sjl bUo ~
The Radicals onght to blush with shame
for leVying this burdensome tax upon a
people whom they will not permit TO be
represented
s8" When the people make up their
minds to substitute drumhead courts for
trial by jury, Wendell Phillips will be SUI
preme dictator. Theodore Tilton chief of the
bureau of military justice, and the mill
lennium of disorder will have fully come
Springfield (NdSS.) Republicans.
It is infinitely more likely that the people,
instead of suffering PHILLIPS to play mill
tary dictator and TMToN chief of military
justice, that they will lconsign both of those
blatant traitors to the gdllorS.
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VAN AUSO L, HRMAN & co.
Wholesale and Retail
NOTICE.

BLOOMFIELD & OTIS, Manufac-
ureEs Of Piane-E wv ARRROoMs 67e
bfOA9Wayi New York. Our PIANOS are acknoUi-
edged TO be equal If not superior in tone dursbii
IVY, ana nnish 10 any sold in New York or else
Mhete. WARRANTED FOR sEYKN YEARS Price
PHes hb' deco SNOW
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MOULD notify his old friends and the public
w generally that he has again resumed busi-
ness, and VIII hereafter Keep one Of the most
nishlng Goods In the city, and which he will sell
cheaper than the chsspsit Call and be convinced.
desA-dln PAUL A. LAFEE.
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Tnxntion Without Represcntntion

The gross receipts at the New Orleans
Custom House since the first of January, of
1866, on the tax of two cents on cotton, up
to the Both of June, and of three cents per
per pound since that date. amount to ST.
.S3l. sos 81:
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m A CARD FROM THE
WATCH co.,
wALTHAM, MAST.

TINS Company beg leave TO inform the public
that they commenced operations IN 1860, and their
'mctory now covers four acres Of ground. and has
cost more than million dollars, and employs ovet
700 operatives. They produce 10000 Watches
year, and make and sell not less than one half ofa
the watches sold IN the Uniled States.
The difference between their manufacture aud
fhe European, is briefly this European Wal ches
are mnde almost entirely By hand and the tilt s
OF necessity lack Of that nnifonnitv, hlch il I'M
dispensabe to correct housekeeping. Both The eye
nd the hand Of the most skillful operative must
vary. But it IS fsct that, except watches o. the
higher grades, European watches are the product OF
the higher grades European watches are the prpdnct
Of the cheapest labor Of Switzerland, AID the resul
Is the worthless Ancres Leplnes and 90 called Pas
tent Levers which soon cost more in attempt ID re
pair, than their original price. Common work.
men, boys and workman, buy the rough Sc perate
parts OF these atches from various factories, polish
and put them together, and take them TO the pears
est watch merchant, who stamps and engrave them
with any name or branl that may be ordered.
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
The American waliham Watch Is made by no
such uncertain process by no such in ,ompe-
tent worknen. All the Company's operations,
from the reception Of the raw materials to the CONS
plption Of the Watch are carried on under one roof
and under one skifa and competent direction
Bat the great distinguishing feature Of their Watches
is the fact that their several parts all made BY
the finest, the most perfect end delicate machinery
ever brought 10 the aid Of human industry. Every
one Of the more than hundred parts ofeyery watch
Is made bya mA9hine--that infailibly ieproduees
every succeeding part with the most unvarng ac-
carney. h was only necessary TO make one perfec.
watch d any particular style aud then 70 adjust
the hundred machines to reproduce every part Of
that watch, and it follows that every succeeding
Watch must be Ike Il.
The Company respectfully submit ID cir patches
on hsir merits only They claim to 10 axe
A BETTYR ARTICLE FoR THE MONEY
by their improved mechanical process than can b.
mudr under the old-Iashionsd handien 4 system
They manufacture watches Of eyery grade, irom
good, low priced, and substantial aFiicle, 10 soDd
siiVer hunting easss 70 he aest ehroisometer SBd
also 4disss witches IN plain gold Or ne fuest 60
sasel-A and eweIeA easess bat The indispensable
requisite or Al their watches Is that hey shall be
81 that, except their single lowest grade named
eHosne Watch companYs Basioa,' ALL WATCH
Ed made By them
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
bv .pscsa certificate And this nses 4 good -
Al tFse aeAhnkf tie Combshy ~ IL seenia.
ROBBINS e. AFPLkT0A,
lsz Broadway, Aev York.
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Re on i our Guard AEaia

DE inliiAtlo1, aaa foasiesssits u HOSTEL rER's
STOMACH BfTTEES. with which the rIsArEs
via Mass pnuoxoNaIE LssiSa. By peysng uP
on ,hs SEA ana suffering. are now endeaFering to
4 ea the raassets n ths eouluy. Mhsnsxer these
raIsos HoSoEEs are discovered they are immcai.
aiely prosecuted 81 the proprietor, who cxpead
tsoasaads q doiiars snpualit II tracing them OCT
sid bringing them toJasfsce. within short time
iajuacons have been ohfa.aed h l,e Courts Of the
ub,ed States agains inmbsg q indivituas aud
firms and u'ts are NV 10 progress againAt several
oiheFs, al o. whose haines vii be given % the
putilc Bu, IN spl9 81 the uispo, vigilance snd
asisi,y n their detective agenis the undersigned
arr 81 eourse unable 10 protect The public entirely
against plmiital imiisiloncf Standard National
TONG, every where i request, and as roaday eoas
yestiss INTO cash as vnHid States Bends ~ Urea,
sarv Notes. They, therefore. ~ arAsuag ~ Pms,
oAurios, dirrct alisptlon to The fact thas anely
engraved label. repreeptioe 81 George and the
Dngcn. aud 4 beaulful proprietary stamp, bearing
tide Official cnslorselapt III fhe Goycrnmens appear
GA every bottie Of ie genaIhe BIrTERS. The ar,
tcie Il further auhaalcased bysa miniature note Of
baad with the signature Of @fiiosi etter Smith,
10 counterfeit which Is state prison crime. Tire
true BIT ELS sold in bottles only dad aerer %
bsK. M W t
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THB GREATEST PAIN-RELIEvER IN THE
WORLD.

Warranted superior to aay other, on no pay, for
the enre u Chrome rheumatism, 1oothache, Head
ache, Sore Throat, Mumps, Burns, Cuts, Insec-
siags Pains In the Back Chest, aud Limbs, Sprains
Old Sores, Swengs; s7asins, Sea Sickness Xom
ting, aud Group. Il is perfectly innocent TO take in
ternally, II used according to the directions, and
nhyer fails, as thousands can attest II was frst
introduced In is45 and nov millions Of bottles are
annually sold. Every one who has once used Il,
conues 10 do So aad recommend 4 70 their friends
as the most vauablc medcine extsnt Certificates
cuougc 70 6lta dozen newspapers hsve been re-
ccsed by Dr. lobias. His medicine the Venetian
Linimcu,. viii 10 all that Is staec, and more. No
one 2ln regret ryMe it. Those residing at a dis
,ance from physician, all hnd II reliable med.
cl,s "a have o. hand ia Of accidents, Ask fer
Dr. Tobias xcsetsh i.iaiment. and take no other
Prec 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Druggists. be-
pot, 80 Cor,andt Street, n. L.
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NnrIOE.


NOTCH Il hereby gven Ia pursuance Of an at q The
IN Legislature Of this stair passed At W. LATE session,
that the Battenkilt Bank win udeem itf Outstanding
pills nj the counter ot the Ratta0k Nathstat hsnk q
Manchester t. that tbs charter Of hc SAIL battrhsul
Bank terminated hs exlatenee on the 18th day OF No
MEMBER, a. D., lsG6 and the following s e@py 81 The
said Act ofthe Legislature
An Act Relating 20 the Redemption Of Bank Notes,
II is hereby enacted BY the tSceraf As shg ~ ue Stnis
az FeriHaats
Sec. i Amer tie expiration ofthesharter % any Bank
chartered by thia STATE after The rrmnRton Of The
existence of any such Rank agfeeAbiy 10 tAe laws o.
this State such Bank may noiigs 70 he publhhea
IN al the weekly newspapers ~ the County where anh
Bank Il located fnr s full y, settling toFih that said
hank viii relem W. outstanding bills the day OF tho
expiration of ile tiFter the date " the tsrninas
tioI OF rs existence, and copy 0 this act And upon
due pnbcation pl such notice. neither sneh Bank nor
Its ocers shall be le to any acilUn for tho nonre'
dcmiiiOn Of any ~ ~ OpfstHntifDg hs. unleas tue
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereOf demanded within the year Aforesaid Ut the
Banking House II such Bank. f UN a4 ~
See AFTER The expiration Of the charter or after tho
Termination Of the existence Of any such Bank ~ aere
said such bank shall cease to be subeN tQ the opera
ten or liable TO THE provisions 0f the section
of chapter eighty -nlne 81 the General Statutes.
Sec 3 This act shall take effect from IT, passage
Approved Nov. 10, $3.50. t.lf'
Manchester. Dee. ., 800 @iy2s gH
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PAINTS for FARMERS

AND oTIERs.-TIIE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
CoAPANf are now Manufacturing the Beet. Cheapest
and most Durable Paint IN use two coats wen but on
mixed with pure Hnseed OIL vii last 10 or 10 years It
s u igbt brown beautiful chocolate eeer and can
be changed 10 green lead, stone olive, drab cream 70
suit the taste Of the II valuable for Hous
es Barns Fences, Agricultural Implements Carr agn
and Single Roofs, di being Fire and Water proof,
Bridges, Burial Cases Canal Boats Ships and sbps Bot
toms Floor OIL Cloths Zone Manufacturer having used
So1 bbls the past year, and paint for any purpose
is unsurpassed Tor body. durability elasticity and adhe
siYeness Price ~ per barrel 81 200 lbs. which wl sup
py farmer for years 10 Warranted IN ali cases
A. above send for circular which gives full particu
lars None genuine unless iFanded In a trade mark
Grafton Miheras Paint Address DANIEL BlDWELL.
Proprietor z54 Peafl-st, New York.
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NOTICE.

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NOTICE.

THE late arm Of SREES COULTER, which busi-
uess wss transacted By Peter Cuutsr, Il dissolved
b. The death u james Green snd Peter Coulter. ]
gersoas indebted to said arm requested q make
ayment 10 Hon NJ AgiesWsrih sHsi ames = Coat
lsr u Afugton who hereby authc Ted g receive
payment sad discharge ali debts dae said arm Az
persons haviag claims against said m, requested
% present the % the said Ayesworih and james
$ Coaitcf thst The ssHe ulay p adjusted
JANIS COULTER
Surviving partner oi Green Coulter.
Arlington, Ialy ~ is6i.-sw9
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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- ssat sewaass fsass@a sarKAsn xAuaHszsss Aes@.
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\ 81 COLLINS.

] . FlnisAsx and Dealer ~ al Elnds n AMEkICAN
NAEELk, egmgrs.as Aghaassata Hssa sleass nias
- nsyiaK worked tHsaess 81 ths last sixtsz1
year, bel sDasasni that give fset astisissen
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s1sfr5as Wark. sbaek sas Prfers fore pafshssisg
slsswbsrs. Al MastAs fafnstsA aaa work aoas 80
esrdins 70 eva raef 80 sste--efass
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Asa TRoCHR POWDER Is pleasant TO tho taste,
and apyer nansratcs; when rwaowed, gives to 10 tho
Thr,ai a'ad Vocal 0fqaHs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS AND
COMFORT
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10 Conru1nntivea.

TIE Advertiser AavFsg hstn restored 10 he.th IN =
N Nss2s y very siu reiafsly, after having safer
"a fer several eaFa witk lang NnertiVn. and
dread lseAse Nousunsrttaais sn1taEt 10 tnAke
kaaaa t. he fellow - gerefs sAe me4Hs 81 cure.
Ha 81 rs desire u ~ efii seHd copy ~ the pre-
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Gfai XIV kUW Arb w1L10S.
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