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WANTED.

A COMPETENT PERSON to cultivate, on
"A shares, Farm of 2l2 acres, in Northumber-
land county, Va. There is large two-story
Brick House, in good repair, new Barn, Corn
Houses, Ice House, &c. on the premises, all of
which the tenant can use 1t is within one mile
of Steamboat Landing, three miles from Heaths-
vile, the county town, and ia perfectly healthy.
Nearly all the Land is cleared and well fenced.
Il is suitable Sor raising grain, and has always
brought good crops. Some capital will be re-
quired TO stock and work the farm.
Apply TO DR.. D. n. HAGNER.
-1e.l p 1a ssa a Washington, b. O..
Or E. s. JONES,
feo l-5w Cecilton, Nd.
BUFFALO ROBES to be sold chaep by
~ jan Is NAUDAlN q BRO.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY.
Variety STORE

VARIETY STOKE..A@
~ a.Igt age sts;- ----A aid1GeM SAT
| 'GCHOOL BOOKS and Miscellansous3 Works,
~ Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymn Books, -
BLANK BOOKS, ilf various styles OF binding
Tuck, Memorandum and Pass Books. 81 Lis p
.. Stationery of all kinds
j. Photograph Albums, Work Boxes, Fancy
Boxes, Writing Desks, Ladies' Satchels, Pocket
Books, Port Folios, Purses, Portmonaies, Segal
Cases, Picture Frames, Tassels and Cords, Look
E.n!s 1.E islgu g9as' lmo.
Back Cannon Boards, ys7A.l
-fs-G 81 CHESS & CHECKER MEN,
~ ~ - .' GAMES OF ALL KINDS.
Rubber Pencils and Penholders, Writing Fluid
Ink Stands, Pocket Cutlery Rogers Scissors,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Breast Pins, Finger Rings
Spectacles, Violin Strings, Combs, Brushes, Nail
and Tooth Brushes, Gum Bands, Watch keys
Key Rings, and Puff Boxes --y - t,' n2A %
A Fine Assortment OF Colgate & Co.'S. soep,
PHALoN's NIGHT-BLo COMING CEREUS,
Wnghts and Taylor's Superior Extracts,
= Pomades, Hair Oils and ,,lla.s s'jiu
Dental Soap, of the first quality =
% aa CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Neck Ties Of various styles, Bismarck Collars,
Gloves, Hose, Handkerchicfs,' Cuffs, wristlets,
&c. &c. .,G1La4 iYVke .yeHeIr a- <
segars, Tobacco Pipes, Meerschaums, and To
bacco Pouches. l 7! '-'tH& Hs 'rr.g
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, wicks and Coal Oil.
DEALER IN NEWSPAPERS
New York ledger, l-.,.,,- ...-I
~ Barper's Weekly, Bazaar and Magazine. "
Frank Leslie. Chimney Corner, Weekly, "Hi
ri ts5 4 sE a Boys and Girls Weekly,
Gleason's Literary Companion. n ,,tt,,,.,i.
Godey's, Peterson's, Atlantic, Arthur's Galaxy
and NINE Demorest's Magazines.
Gs- A large variety Of Fancy Articles. -eEN
Call and examine at
" 'fo2 :, d. L. DUNNING'S,
-4 Corner of Main and Scott streets,
Jan 4.-3mo. l@ Middletown, Del.
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COOK STOVES.

NIAGARA, i.lo NOBLE COOK, MONITOR,
CORAL COOK, W5M, PENN, Lei zlLl.EHIGH,
and Others made in, the city. r. ~.
..a,f PARLOR STOVES. yas
BRILLIANT a. DEW DROP, rii
Gas BURNING BASE, & UNIONlAlR TIGHT,
GEN. I'll = 49,, d, OUR PARLOR.
Stoves of all kinds suitable for Stores, Offices,
Bar-rooms, and School Houses. nv
T. Also, the Morning Glory and the Oriental, both
unsurpassed in beauty and efficiency, They can
be seen in operation at the store of the proprietor
All sizes of Bar-room Stoves and Template
Stoves repaired at short notice. '54s -
Old Stoves taken in exchange. 81 ,.sI5a ss
gaS-TlN WARE at wholesale and retail. -ssS
F" As T have practical workmen employed i think
i can give satisfaction to all who favor me with
their work. Particular attention paid to Roof
T, - s. W. ROBERTS.
Middletown, January 4, ls68-ly fslss
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

: y tsTyt slse sRs. -----A BID 1M9M SAL
'GCHOOL BOOKS and, Miscellansous1 Works,
~ Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymn Books, =
BLANK BOOKS, in various styles OF binding
Tuck, Memorandum and Pass Books. 5slfs p
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
stationery. OF an kindss

Photograph Albums, Work Boxes, Fancy
Boxes, Writing Desks, Ladies' lSatchels, Pocket
Gases, Picture Frames, Tasseis and Cords, Look
ing Glasses. e. fl11s s4i ts4j -TStsSh
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
MIDDLEToWN STOVE HOUSE.

s. w. ROBERTS,
TAKES pleasure in announcing to his friends
l. of Middletown and surrounding country,
that the liberal patronage he has received has in
duced him to offer to the public the greatest va
rety, and best selected stock of Stoves, both
Cooking and Heating, ever offered in Mddletown
and at prices that cannot fail to please. Among
the assortment are the following f"l GAIlt~'l -
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

@~ Jobbing promptly executed. Orders by
mail punctually filled
January 4-6
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

TNHE subscriber, declining the farming and
l. dairy business, will sell out his entire stock
without reserve at Public Sale, on his farm, near
Newark, Delaware, on
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30
Morat's Life pilis aad PAenix Bltters

Nofrat's Life pllis md PhGnix Bitters
we're insssaacel 70 Che public in 1876, since whick
time their repatAton has extended antil they have
sale in Of all ether Oathafss aud Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly asAmiiy amonz civiised
ations who have evidence Of their hem
efcial effects Their great sucsess Il owing to their
. aa 3, rsssis 10 ease. q c:nr..n os.
tion. They entirely vegetable In their conpos-
tion and harmless 20 the sentlest infant One
and ..imniasss proper ae,ion Of sss ti,neys: third
is emoiient, loosening phlegm and humor from tho
lungs; other properties are warming and cathArtic,
and cleanse this stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretons Their combined effect il, to regulate the
impaired functions of thc system, and :" produce
ALL-that they will cure ali comp iant shut under
ordinary cireuMsxs,ses they may he relied upon to
cure Nervous and Sick Headache, Castivencss Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Jaundioe, Liver and bilious
Complaints, Colds, Scuxyy, General Weak ness, &c.
They expressly made Tor these diseases. Millions
upon millions Of cures can be cited In no single in-
stance has complaint ever come to our knowledge,
where they have not operated rs recommended.
The printed circular aoound each box fuliy explains
the symptoms and effects Of each disease, specifics
treatment, furnishes evidence. sc.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder Frank lin n.
c., who wascured Of by spepsia CRCross, OF rheo-
ike. ILL.,. cured Of Liver Complaint. II. Hooley, ~oi
Springfield, Pa hal Ssrofula. and had to use
crutches wascured in three weeks James d. Dolens.
of Adsan, Mich cured OF Bilious Fever. Rev Henry
Graham, rresby terrain Church Gsnnn ,gua, Cal. Of
Fever and Aaue. Rev HI u May, Twenty first New
Rev Samuel Dpwles Editorof the Springfield (Mass)
Republican, was cured Of terrible Costiveness. lion
Ed Weber, Of Kumney, N. H., Of Liver Complaint,
etc. etc. ctc.
box OF Monat's Life Pitts, with full circulars, &c &.
Willie sent gratisto any Physician Cicrsy man. on
the receipt oftwo three cent postage stamps.
Monas's Life Pills are . cents per BOX. Mnnat's
Phoenix Ditters, 81 per bottle. They sold by all
respectable dealers the continents and the
Islands Of the Ocean.
WHITE 4 HowLAND. Propr'etor,,
Successors to DR. I'm Me1at aud DR. WV B MoH I,
~ Liberty Street .NewYerk.
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: NOTICE.-Vail aud Reed having, dis
posed Of their stock Of Goods to A. p.
Gilbert & Co., hereby give notice that
Nil accounts due the firm must he paid
Immediately, to A. r. Gilbert. Prompt
payments save costs.
v.int,,, To- - 1oGa $500,
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The Advertiser, having been restored to
health IN Q few weeks by n very simple RENEE
dy, AFTER having suffered for several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
TOAn who desire II, liz will hIltl II cory Of the
prescription used tflee Of charge. with the III
rectiohs for preparing and .lsing the same,
which they will find IL SURE CURE for Conspn my
tna. Asthma. lsronchitis, Coughs, Coldss and
all Throat and Lung Affections The only OBJ
ject of the advertiser In sending the Prescrip-
tion is to benefif the afflicted and spread isfs
formation which he conceivcs 10 be invaluable,
niatt ne hope. every sufferer Will try his RENE
prove n blessing. Parties wishing the prepara-
ton, YREE, by return mail, will please address
noly Willialnsburg. Kings CO., New Yof1k. z
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In Upton. Cedar county, Iowa, January 9th,
1893, Mrs. MELISSA \. CLARK, youngest daught-
or VI Mr.. George and Mary Schumacher. and
coi,sorf Of Mr. 4. W. Clark, zone OF the editors
and proprictnrs Of "rhc Upton Advertiser
The dece sscd Was born in Pennsyl-
vania, April 10th, 1910, and was there
fore ut her dcccase, q years and 0
months old. a@
On the 18th Of December 1858, she
made profession Of her faith in Christ,
and Was received into the Evangelical
Lutheran Church Of Upton, by the
solemn rite Of Confirmation. Her dealt,
was sudden, and unexpected to her hus-
hand and friends; although for some
months previous to her Geccase, she had
not e,,joyed good health.
She leaves adceply bcrcave.l husband,
an only son, Al. aycd venerable f:.tller,
and mother; four brothers, and two
sisters; and n ls-ye circle Of sympathis-
Ing friends, to mourn her carly departure
from the land Of the dying.
Her remains were taken to tho Lu-
theran Church, where q large concourse
Of citizens and friends; tnotwitl,stand-
the severity of the weather. were as
sembled, TO pay their last token Of re-
spect, to one, whom they had esteemed
in life. The Pastor OF the church, assit-
cd by the Pastor Of the M. L. Church,
made some appropriate remarks, based
on Mathey 24:if: ''fhereforc be yc also
ready; for in such an hour us We think
not, the sou Of man comctll.n ,
Her RENAME werc then taken to the
Cemetery, and deposited in the silent
grave, to await the resurrection morn.
Nay the Lord in his infinite mercy,
sanctify this painful bereavement, to
the spiritual, aud eternal welfare of her
surviving husband and friends omfort
them with the cancellations Of His grace,
aud prepare US all, for the closing scene
Of life, aud blissful Immortality.
..3 PASTOR.
Of his father, In inland township, HInAx L.
WILLCOTT; nged p years. lss
OBITUARY.
Died, on the eth inst, ut his resi-
dencc in Sugar Creek township, after q
short but severe illness, JOHN LEIrH,
President of the Board Of supervisors of
this county. = 49,
Mr. LE1TH was QUO OF the Oldest set
Hcrs.ef the county, aud his native good
ssaSsss afShblss .mals,ssls aud sterling i,l-
tegrity made him hosts Of friends, and
will cause his name to be long remem-
bcred, and his memory revcrcd as an
honest man--the noblest work of God.
JOAN LEITH was native Of Aber-
deenshire, Scotland, and came, to this
country In 1856. His perseverance and
steadincss Of character is well exemp.i-
fied BY hts having resided. on che same
place, m this county. Tor the last twenty
years. He was elected Supervisor from
Sugar Creek township, ~ the first or
ganisatfph OF the Board, and has held
the office ever since; xas President du-
ring the past year, and was reelected to
the same position IT the last session Of
the Board.
in the darkest daysa1Ahs rshelliaa NJ
was an ardent sud dst4essl supporter OF
tho Union, and firm advocate Of equal
nights and privileges = al. II L .55
HI death will be 4 public, loss to ths
couuty. sl.si sesf /, es n. s.i3l X
RvfyvprHeroacneat .s -. -. 81
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rLnCFHn1.rAsN11i ~ seen bxnos
iin asotk1 AhnI, Col. u n. 1anfukd
will lecture IN Upton, on Tuesday and
EWedkssd1J evenings Of next week. In
order to give our readers an outline OF
what may 3 expected on that occasion,
w copy the following notice Of his lee
sdisx nom the Jasper county Rspu1ts-
cm: III 9aga slt9-
|. ssCol. 6asfsrli, one 81 the grsstssa
AplericaH fnslers, pa or CITY !
Iislsit thiszWeek, and <Avsfed oxf psop1s
with two, very interesting and very en-
tertaining- lectures on his travels in the
Holy Laid and Egypt:. OF Monday
evening his lecture consisted Of recital
Of the principal incidents of bis trip FROM
Paris TO Letesalem ana % W0gin<sa1y
evening he described the objects Of In
terest III and about Jerusalem, and his
return to Paris, closing With = descrip-
ton of the great Paris Exhibition. The
trip to Paris from home had heen "didn
on . previous occasion. The route Of
Mr.. Hanlprd's Journey fsom HUris lay
through mn heart ofa country In which
is bound up the greatest historical i'm
tercst. and the greatest wealth Of curios-
ity to the American People. 1t Is i'm
possible for person 20 well versed in
history and % indelatigaLls in his re-
searches Is the Colonel, to pass over the
route be has travelled without witness
Ing very much that Is interesting, in-
structive and entertaining. Col. Sam
ford went the round FOR the purpose of
fanailiarising himself with all that was
to be sec:l or learned. Those who had
the pleasure Ut listening to his lectures
c.ii. attest to the success of his Object
His retcntivp MUD has been we'll stored
with statistics, aud he paints upon the
minds scativxss of every nearer pam
orainic view VI the country and scenery,
and presents In clear aud concise form
the pccuiiarities Of tlae people, their
manners and customs.
The ancient curiosities collected by
Col. sanford in his travels were exhibit
ell during the day on Tuesday, and are
the rarcst We have ever seen. 1t is inn
possible for tbs to particularize in refer
cncc to them Mt this time, or even to
give partial catalogue Of them. They
must hc seen to be fully understood and
appreciated. We recommend our sister
cities aud towns of the West, that they
secure course of lectures from, this en-
inent Iowa citizen. We have heard
Col. Sanford, aud We hope to hear him
again ut some future time, when he can
enter more largely Into the details of
the countries he has visited. H..
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GILMAN.

sftS5 8tis .Af n -gftEeus@ 4 al +ths" rtr- r-*+
"fr I .3sss9ti GILMAN. ~
PAox's CLixAx SALvE, for nlrns, scalds, Scrpfula,
Salt khsum. sores. Broken Breasts, Frost Biles,
ChiltlAins, 2sinxs, Bruises, Cuts, Sweiinss, &c,
whether aP0n man or beast, Ii the nOst wonderful
articles ever Produced, Other good articles alleviate
this cures. II ailays inflammation, suhlues pain.
and heals without scar. II il worth It's weight In
gold to any family, and should always be on hand. II
is wsrrasted to do whst u says every time. NJ
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-supcrior to colonge and at half the price.
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On Thursday. January I'd, lstS, In Farming
ton township. by Rev. c. Oliver, Atr. ADoLrHUs
CoSAwAY and Miss ALICE WADDEL; all Of Co.
dar county.
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THE SUREST REMEnY

' A04 - AksO1 1kn1O1
For Conghs. Cr!ds. serefuia. Consumption
Rheumatism, General Debility ke.
CodIAvcr tlh. whrr perfectly pure, Il of such vaus
~ cufnttrc ..srrt in lie trsatt<ft of ScRoFULA
EAACIATioN, I'itat HtT,s, GENERAL DEBiLi1Y and
Pulmonary ArFEtii oss. as tn render all comments
Unnecessary The great superiority OF our brand u
o cosstsis IN liz isany prepared with conscientious
care, from IEik TOP lisEi.s. In manner that do
prives the oil from all impurities and the unpleasant
favor usually ex isssn In aiotl,r brands. II kaways
TAsTILEks and ran he taken by the youngest child.
either " nutrimeht or met. me IsvA: rs and de-
Dntatcd pcftt,ns. To whom this oil Is Unknown will
patsslss can rely upon this Oh .Ainy IN sMcALLY
A1A MEDsCsK ABIH pMrt
t. Sold in cuEAha. hy all DErGCisTs snd nv
dealers In NChlcine aeNeFs M.arr.tt NJ
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An WOUle10 SaJ6Cy OF III OOUs -
cot, q G. Hammond's.
MI - 4x--~+A@ u
~ - under dsllationss II 61natof
NOkW RspleesIeshtStve 6hA6t. fof
Legislative fAvos& Coalinue to ksepus
a4qjtRia. &C, ws'll e.iat ,ep. "
.PICxwIcK Il PAPERa" "Nicholas
NIeklsby, /" "Oliver Twist and all Of
lR1ntt3lltssks. cheap edition, a. pub
16hsd. c&n b found At Daniels Book
GoGJkADlAsc1So.- Buy your. years
supply of Goods of c. Hammond. on
e3eSen monlhs time without interest.
COLD<Keteriay, Wc1nostlsy nor
ming, thN cDldest Of the season, The
mercury standing Is degs. below zero.
sun dogs" were visible, rs were .'.'lnoon
dogs the night before.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
ENHANCED AND ssAuTrrrEp


This ,,ol,lest End hest ofthe Literary weel
lies has heen re-, enilV E>tApaEp AM BEatr,Fir
II ~ weekly emheli~hed with Engravings-ah
its NoyELErs, SToRIks, SksTUHEs, &C., are no
surpassed.
Il has Just commenced two splendid Novel
cts" rHE QUEEN OF THE SAvANNAH "by Gus
tave Aimari; and "eT GEnHGE a Nd THg pRAG-
ON, a novel Of Society. by Ehz beth Prescott
the Author Of "How a Woman had her Way,
&c. ~.
New Novelets will continually succeed earl
other. Among those already on hand. or u
progress. are, "THE MYsfEKF or THs RREYS
q powerful story by Mrs Hosmer, and "Cu1
ADRigr, or, THE TIDE OF FArE," by Anond N
Douglas.
Tax Posr also gives the CESS or rHE EEe
LlsH MAGAZINE.
copy Of the large and beautiful Premium
Steel Engraving -"fhe song of Home &C Sea
--engrayed expressly for ous readers, at a cost
for the engraving alone OF rearly Si.Oo0-wIll
he sent (post paid 10 every full ($2 SOY slbscrl
Der, and 70 every person sending on club.
This IL a truly beautiful engravingi i'
70 NEw SuBscRIBEss M MlRKl-New eubscr
bers for 1859 will have their subscription.
dated back to the paper of September 10Th
unul the large edIIinn Of that date is ex.
hanstel. In that paper We commenredM
Novelets 1.-The Queen Of the Savannah, and
"St y,eorge ant The dragon" This will h..
& teen papers IN addition to tho regular weekl
nunhersior ls6o--or nearly sixteen months IN
all. When our extra sdlton Is exharsfea, the
names OF all new subscribe for 1863 will h
entered on our list the very week tn. y are r.
ceived Ot course thoss VINO send in then
names the earliest will 60, the greatest num-
berOf Extra papers.
Owing 10 the unusually liberal character
tins oiirr, we shall be compelled TO adhere
strictly to it, terIns'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
increase Of tha PnhliO nebt.

Hon. Robert L, Walker, ons Of the
ablest men that ever preHidsd over rht
Trsasury Department Of the: United States
has published, with the appfahsiion Of the
present Secretary Of the Treasury, table
compiled frOn the books Of tbs Depart
meat, BY which II appears:
! That the public debt Was greater on
the 3lst of August last, by oysr SLIGO 600
oto than 1 was on The 6rst ee Aprit
1858
2. That the rate Of the increase Of ths
debt from the lst Of April, 1865, to the
Slst Of August last, vas at tho rate o.
over 81 100000 per month. or nasrly $50.
900 900 year. n hssfa
3. That the debt was greater on ths
3lst Of August last than iH vas on the
lst Of May last, by $a5 ,0S6 ts5
L. That the rate Of inorsass for The
four months Of May, June, July aud Au
gust last. the yearly incrpasa Of ths debt
would be over $3.50 0o0 600
8 Adding 10 This yearly inefeasO th'
annual 10 erpsk on the debt At the rate Of
six per cent Q year compounded annual,
for twenty years the debt, instead of BE-
ing paid, would be mnrs than doubled
and would largely exceed FINE TH0Us
AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. 3s3
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
HnRIt was nnn

II wao confidently stated in the corres-
pOndenoe from Washington published in
he journals Of both political parties that
the public debt statement for The month
Of September would exhibit nm increase Of
the debt Of three or four millions. But
the statement rs published slows, instead
Of an increase, decrease Of nearly mil
lion, How is this7
II is asserted that this alleged insignif.
icaut decrease has been brought about b,
heavy receiPtslof internal revenue during
the latter portion Of September.
Information, however,from Washing
ton shows that this apparent decrease
was made ont by carry ing over some large
warrants on the Treasurer to the monil
of October, while the amount Of the re
ceipts up 10 the yer last moment was in
clnded in the statement.
Thus, the statement for sepiember wa.
made to exhibit tmsll decrease Of lh,
ublic debt it being the last official re
port on the debt 10 be made public bsfor,
he State elections on ths 18Th inst, ant
The Presidential elac:on on the Bird o
November,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
How The Pnhlio Debt ia Paid.

Man With large sums Of gold soliloqni,
iea. 'Next Monday my property is TO hr
assessed; have on hand So 900 in cur.
rqncy snd $40 op0in gold. l cannstsf
ord 10 pay taxes on all thac. yeti hen
% swear that | have less Let's see; how
an to manage IN Ali have II now >
and he walks rapidly doWnito the Thiro
National hank. 5i s'
.Good morning Mr.. A." aud the smooth
featured cashier ia all smiles, for b.
knows who mir. Az 10. i-9a
"well. thank you, O." rstu-ns th
,rimooratio A. "asve you any 7.3o's on
h,nd2'' salla
40, yes" responds c chow many win
YOU havef" A'pi '''is q y = :.
awsli, tcaicuintine) the matter 81 $is I.
900 or %. The fact is. q, want 10 70
port to the assessor Mcnday, and I want
10 got rid Of my yellow boys for .
f.w Gays These taxss ere devlish
tiR,, and 6Ant fssl like paying the
Government taxes vhsn oan aveid IT,
These poor devils that are toiling In our
machine shops. on our streeta, or tillins
the coil, will DO that for mel, M
$50 much, my by boy" pstting Mr.. G.
on the shoulder "for having good Rad.
iral GoysTnmsntl 4lf ~ sasl 81 y
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Colfax a Know Nothing,

The Radical rapers have deuird that
Colfax Was Know Nothing The Ma.
tional Ibtelligenoer Las lacked up he
proceeding Of tho Kno~ Nothing Conven
,ion hell in Philsd,lphia, 10 June 1865
and gives the name. OF the delegates
from the State Of ladisaa. Thers ars a.
folloWs: a, ig 4la af5
william Comsiosk, D6EfSchuyfer Col
fa1, "a GodloVe o. 0rih, John Harvey,
Y. u. Allen James R. N. Brant Thom.
40 G. Slaughter. 4aH 1
And the following Committee on Plat.
form: i b ,At i6,f
Gibson, Of Illinois; 1eS- Golfax, asa Of
Indiana; LYONS, Of New York; OrIh, OF
Ird ana ;Spsrry, Of Connecticu; Ellis, o
The District Of CoIuu1ia; L. Foosier, Of
sasachuse'ts; Battling, OF Virginia:
Deshler, Of New Jersey; Richard, Of In
diAna; Mathews Of Califprnia,
That settles the, matter },F .-