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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20

Tho Daily Columbia Spy is aspi-
cy little sheet, and strikes out in
all directions earring for nobody.
We clip tho following hard hit from
its columnBi tN gtfa aUti
"Whenover you hear q Copper
bend praling about our heavy debt,
oppressive taxes and the thieving
Radicals, and plying the poor tax
burthened people, tell him at once
that his party made II tall, his par.
ty kept II increasing, and that An.
drew Johnson has given back to
tho rebel Democrats of the South
more property than would have
paid the nations debt; and thiov.
ing Democrats in tho Whisky Ring
aud in tho offices Of tho Govern
ment, havo stolen moro money
than would pay for the purchase Of
tho West India Islands should
our enterprising Secretary Of State
turn his attention that way"
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Farm for Sale.

n WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON SATURDAY,
4 Sept. f12th, 1878, Ut the Court House door
IN Lancaster, the farm owned for the last fifty
years by Henry KEMP, now deceased. Said
farm Is sitliated5 miles west Of Lancaster, on
the Royalton road, adjoining the Holderman
properly, and others. The farm contains p4A
acres, about IS acres cleared, the balance tim
Dor sugar, oak, ash, walnut, NC. The farm s
in fair state of repair, good two story frame
house, good Kitchen attached to It, good barn,
corn house, wagon shed and stables, also meat
house, spring honse and orchard, with goo
fruit. Several never failing springs near the
house. lDNft tN iLt b. lfsH at.vfri
TERMS-Onethlrd Of the purchase money
in hand. the balance In two equal annual pay.
mcnts, with interest from day Of sale back
payments secured By mortgage on the premi-
ses. f.it JAMES GRANTHAM, EXT.
/ Lancaster, O., August 20, 1SGS-3W. y.
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Ian G A STE R

L A N G A S T e r
SATURDAY, Aug. 20M.
The Union Republican Central
Committee of Fairfield county
have the satisfaction of announc-
ing a grand rally of the Union
people of the county, to take
place at the time named above,
and that the following speakers
have been secured to address the
same:
: Judge BENnAM, Of Louisiana,
Capt. G. II. SHERIDAN, of Lou
Islam,
M. CHANCE, Esq, of Fremont.
Hon. r. G. ScnENcK,
Hon. JoHN SHERMAN,
Gov. r. b. HAYES, or Lieut..
Gov. JOHN G. LEE, of Ohio.
This occasion will afford an
unequalled opportunity of hear
ing the questions of the day dis.
cusscd in the most mastery man.
ner, in all their phases. Tho
speakers named are all of the
ahlest order; and the citizens o.
Fairfield are urged to turn out
in numbers corresponding to the
Importance of the campaign.-
Ii they do this, we shall have
the largest meeting ever held il
Lancaster.
1t is expected that township
committees, and every individu
al Union man will take this mat
ter in hand at once, and 90 t.
work to secure q full attendance
from every township.
BY order of
FAIRFIELD Co. US. CENT. Con-
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Judge Merrill, who was nomin-
atedS by the Democracy Of Meigs
county fee Treasures declines, and
i ID said will vote for Grant and
Colfax.
Benjamin Stout, a wealthy citi-
zen of Stoutsville, in this county,
in honor Of whom tho town was
named, died on Monday of last
week aged about 60 years.
Tho Athens Messenger learns
that large force is to be immedi-
atolys put to work on tho building
for tho new Lunatic Asylum, and
that it is TO be hurried forward as
rapidlylas possible. aa9 7M
Tho Scioto Gazette says Gen
Worthington has sent to our table
"a specimen Of figs of his own pro
dnction, and which are just ripen'
ing. He has bad several years o
successful experience with tho fe
and has proved that it can be pro-
duccd easily in this climate, an(
that, too, with small amount o
care, q
! A State Firemen's Tournamon
will be held in Sandusky on th'
10th OF September. Premiumsar'
offered amounting TO six bundrec
and fifty dollars.
| Tho Masops hold Convention
at Athens, Thursday, Scptcmbc
24th. Of the Lodges Of Athens
Fairfield. Gallia, Hooking, jackson
Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan
Noble, Perry, Pike, scioto, Vintor
and Washington counties. Th
corner stone of tho now Lunati
i Asylum will bo laid on that day.
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CHEAT REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN
lNNATI.-The Grant and Col
fax demonstration Of Wednesday
night the 18th inst. in Cincinnati
was the greatest and grapdest
which has taken place in Ohio dur
ing the present campaign. There
wasla torchlight procession Of the
Grant Tanners, 1000 in number,
followed by rousing speeches from
Gen. W. H. Gibson and Job =.
Stevenson, Esq. The crowd ofpeo
pie numbered many thousands, and
the enthusiasm was unbounded.
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The Meetings In tic 18th Dis
llHn' fl tricf. garsc onf


The Republican State Executive
Committee has recognized most ol
the appointments Of District Mass
Meetings published in our last, and
has designated Capt. G.. SHERIDAN
and M. CHANCE, Esq as among the
speakers to address thom. They
will both be at the Lancaster meet
ing on the Goth. Those who heard
Capt. Sheridan at Circloville vii
notnoed TO be told Of his powers
as an orator. Mr.. CHANCE is ar
equally gifted speaker. and these
two alone would afford a sufficient
intellectual and patriot feaat for thu
largest crowd that can by possibil
ity be assembled in Fairfield coun
ty.
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When Seymour "iricnds," the
New York rioters, we're pursuing
their little game ofmurdcr and or
son in 1863, that emincnt patrio'
expressed solicitude to know The
number Of troops under the com
mand Of Gen. Dix. Tho old here
promptly sent him word--"I hay,
troops enough TO take care Of th,
mob and you TOO"
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Why is 1t that the working men
have 10 pay twice as much for eve.
rything they cat, drink and wear,
than they did prior to lsGO2 2-Ea.
gle.
Because the Democracy got up O
rebellion, made war upon the Un.
ion, and put the government to an
nntold expense in aaxi0g out The
traitors. But how many times nj
muck @Lhan" they pay now fol
those articles win the working
men have 70 pay when you &c
your additional billion Of Penale
ton greenbacks issued2 Get dowr
your slate, Mr.. Editor!
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RittsSuEg, Osssinnati . %. bouis
~ naiiweY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

ran hANULD hOOAc'
On and sAer Junesi. 1868, Trains Wi run ac
follows; y..f,.,
Express. Fast Line. Mail.
1--we Columbus, 2OOA. M. Il;2O A. M. 2:1s P. M
Ann. atNewarh, $40 +" 1890 P. M. 3A5
" Dennison, 6l5 " 300 " 6;6O !"
" steubvlle, $3.50 :" sos /" 9isO
q" Pitsburg, llho 7:o5 {" 1900 Mid
=" Harrisburg, DROP. M. 6:ooA.M.l2; P. NJ
f" Vhild'pha, 1875 A. NJ. 9;35 f" 1850
4" Now York, 500 li:0O +" 1O;ll
Baltimore, GAS +" l2:sOP.M. $40 d &
washton, O4O GOO I" 900 "
Express runs daily. Mailand Fast Line
daily, Sunday excepted. lfaaf
W. W. CARE supt., s. s.F.sCULL, q. r. Agt
steubenulle, %. Steubonyi,le, O.. '
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MEDICAL. notice.


nR.CoNE MAY BE:cONspHrEn
~ ut the following times land places:
In NV LExiNdfoN, at thc Co.'S
born House, on Mondays and Tues
days, May II and 12; June l6 and
16; July 20 and 21; August "a and.
25; Sept. 2s and 20; Nov. 2 and 8;
Dec. 7 andeS., -s
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadee
House, on Wednesdays, aftcr the
express train arrives going West.
until it goes West on Fridays, NAV
13 and IA; June 17and IS; July %
and 23; August &c and ~; Sept. 30
and Oct. !; Nov. A and 5; Dec. 8
and 10. s1
DR.. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic Dis.
eases, as Dyspepsia In all its yariona foryns.
al diseases Of the Lungs and Air pnssa oes ~
Laryngtis, bronchitis, and ConsTmntion: ali
diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver, Pansreas md
the glands generally all diseases ofthe Heart.
blood and Blood Vessels; all Diseases on ihs
Brain and Nerves, ms Epilepsy, Chorea. or 81.
Vitus Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and reneraf
nervous lnnutrition, all diseases or Females-
enlarged Tonsilss and all forms of eerofnis
also all diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and all
other Chronic Diseases. HGs, ,"'.' = - -
10 No charge for consultation, but cash for
meolclnes. IApr. 20, lS6S-tf,
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PIANos. ORGANS, SC.

G. L. DE PRANs, Especial agent Of John
Church, Jr., &C West Fourth St., Cincinnati, o.
will. be at the
Tdllmadge House, Lancaster, Ohio
for few days and particularly requests parties
about to purchase to call and examine 8 PEEL
MEN INSTRUMENTS Of some the finest max
ers IN the country.
Our Prices Defy Competition. g
To cash customers we offer special induce
ments Old instruments taken in exchange for
now.
Pianos, Organs and MelOdoOns
to rent at $40, s2o and $50 per month and: the
rent applied to purchase.
Orders left nt the HOTEL will receive the
prompt attention ofa frst-class tuner.
Aug. 2O-lsCs
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seymour and the soidiers--A
QllLA qlnL IA Veto. aH la y

AT tho session Of tho New York
Legislature held in the winter Of
1862 8, q law was passed authoriz-
ing the soldiers from that State to
vote in. tho field, Gov. Seymour
uetoed The ldlc. Let soldiers re-
member thisat tho polls this fall
and veto him.
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sheridan 10 Grant

II think Leo will surrender Il
things are pressed"
?. IL. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen.
Grant to Sheridan.
"Pross things"
u. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen
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The Fenians are again agitating
in the Eastern cities, and another
movement on Canada is predicted
to take place five or six weeks
hence. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20

Certificate for Publication.
ITO 90 published at least once year in epory
l County rhers thero is an Ageaf)
Auprsoa or srkrE's oSrIcR, DFPARrMEHT or
ISsuRANoH, Columbus, o., Feb. 20, 1868.
IL ia fIxaGnY csnriEIEp, That tho Insurance
Company OF North America, located at Phila-
delphia, In the etatelof PennsyivaniA, has com-
plied in ali respects. wit the laws " this State
relating TO auch Insurance Companies, for the
current year, and has fled In this o ofnce sworn
statemcnt, by the proper otficert, showing ia
condition and business, At tho dAto OF such
statement, as follows:
| Amount Of actual pald-np Capital. 900 90
Aggregate amount OF available AS .2
...hf fooOats "
Aggregate amount OF LiabilIuos,i i,
(no. Reinsurance ,),....... .~...,.. oSa,fao IL
Amount Of Income for the preced-
ing lola,1oi "a
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding ,l4a,s7B 70
IN W1iness Whereof Ihaye hereunjo sub
[Soall scribed my name, and caused the Seal
or my Office 10 bo nfIlxed, the day and
year above written, akf .l. u ~
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State.
T3y JAS. WuLtANs, Chief Clerk. itstC4
? 3heWM. y. CREED, Ag't,
Lancaster, Ohio
Ang. ~, lsGs-5w,
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NOTICE TO THOSE WISHING
TO BUY PIANOS.

VhNHE subscriberia (by virtue OF his proEas.
Y slon) Agent Of anthe beat piano. max ers IN
tne countryJbut especially OF VIM Knabc. !.
baltimore, Nd, whose Pianos are eouai
y y !, no., superior 70 tho best made byopy manu-
Those wanting to buy 4 really good p,.ra
VIII DO well to call upon him at his residence ON
chestnut Street, 9Th house east OF the Cathol,c
Church, before buying elsewhere, as Il vii he
asay,ng to them offrom 3IOO 20 also In The
puoSnsiss nai oIa piano Of the same grade All Pi-
respect. q sr,.' - P''i00''n ofofy
Don't tstick to names. but remember ,hal
kose o ~ any other name will pmelI a. aweet. I.
oeP'o"" so~' @. SCHNEIDER.
Y. Hasie- fsueAsr,
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The Elmifa Gazette. the only
Democratic daily in Chemung
county, New York, has come out
for Grant and Colfax. declaring
that Horatio Seymour cannot and
should not bo elected President of
the United States. The Gazette
will do good service.
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Southern Democratic Speak ers
to come North.

A1VsAsACA - ANossARoANNAS 0RCsAANN ~ y
to come North.
Tho democratic managers arc
said to have arranged for q North
ern stumping tour By o squad Of
Southern fire eaters, While here
tho understanding is that they
shall roar you as aaucking dove"
instead of spouting the treason
they arc accustomed TO rcgalc
their hearers with at homo. This
dodge is undertaken to do away
with tho Injurious suppression crea.
ted at tho North by recent South
ern talk. 1t will not do the Sey'
mour and Blair cause any good
Tho clovon foot Of Southern trea.
son is too plainly revealed to be
covered up by hypocritical spccch
be IL sugared never so sweotly.
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Farm for Sale.

A SNAIL FARM, cONsrsTIE1 or TWENTY
"A -FOUR ACRES, situated one.fourth Of q
mile East Of Rushylle, Fairfield county, on
tho pike. II has on IL y good two-story Brick
dwelling House, In excellent repair: good out
bnildingf, Peach Orchard Ofs0 bearing trees,
Apple Orchard, and variety OF other fruit;
good Well and CisteIh. Tile good. Proc,
$4,000. For further Information inquire on the
premises OF MRS. NOURSE.
aAlso, one hundred and two acres, half mile
from Rushvil1e. The improyements-a good
two.story Frame Dwelling, good out buildings,
good Orchard well wAtered by small never
failing spring Of excellent water Title good.
Will be sold low. For further information In.
quire of the undersigned at my residence on
the small farm, A. 5. NOU RISE.
August 20, 'CS-GWn
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Grand
Mass Meeting.

The supporters Of Grant and
Colfax, will hold q Grand Mass
Meeting, at
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20

Having given nearly 10000
commissions to the officers OF that
army, 1 know their views and
wishes. - SeymOar's Letter Of 40.
ceptance.
The above will remind every ono
Of the fellow who claimed to be a
German, on the groundt that he had
q brother who played the German
! flute.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20
Manhood. How Lost, How Restored.

~ just published, new edition Of DR. CulS
- verwelps Celebraaed RaenY on
- the radical cure without medioine) OF
SPkRuAToRRiiGA, or Seminal Weakness. lnyoI-
nntary Seminal Losses, InrorKScY, Mental and
Physical Ineapaeity, Impedimentst 10 Mar riage,
ETC.; also, CONSUMPTION, EPILKPsY, and FIRE..
inducedby selEindulgence or sexual extrava-
gance. N
NJ. Price, ina sealed envelope, only Ocents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable ee-
say, clearly demonstrates from athlrty years.
successful practice, that the alarming conae I.
quences OF eelf-abuse may be radically cured
Withont the dangerous use ofintefnal medicine
or Che application ofthe knife pointing out
mode Of cure at once simple, certain, and ef-
fectual, by sof which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may euro
himseii cheaply, privatel y, and radically. 4,
| N.This Lecture should 30 In the hands Of
every youth and every man In the land. z
Sent, under seal, ina plain envelope. TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, or
two post staInps. Also, DR., Culyewell's "Map-
rage Guide,H price 25 cents Address the
Pu5lishers, 6HAS. j., @. KLINE 4 co.,
l2y Bowery, New York, Post once
| Box A,0 so. sfN NJ ST
July 2. lsoe--lg. Nv solf
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Seymour has a policy. 1t is to
undo the acts Of Congress, give rebel
rule in the South. make the North
politically bound to the old doc
trinc Of caste and class, dissolve
Congress at the point Of thelbayonet,
and establish an acistocratic gov
ernment. On the financial ques
ton he has no policy. ss9
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.LUMBERl LUNBERl /
AGENTS WANTED ron
MEN OF our DAM

The Lives Of GRANT, CoLFAx, and all tho
upe, by DR.. l.. P. Brockett, Che popular ,BIos
graphical Editor Of "Appleton's CyclopedIa."
Over 600 pages and AZ fina steel portraits. The
only complete or reliable work Of the kInd n,b-
lished. Price very low. Sales immense. Any
Intelligent man or woman can clear $3.50 to 500
per month. One agent made $500 IN ave weeks.
Send for circular. Address ZElGLER, ND.
CURDY 4 CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, IA.
Cincinnati, o., Chicago, H., or 81. Louis, No.
June Is, ls03-"2m. f71l-, - t
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FOR SALE

.nNE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
NJ OHIO. Situated on the tnrnpike. ono
mile West ofthe city OF Lancaster. Contain
It1 H., acres, all good land under high stateof
able brick dwelling house Of eleven ynou,s
wlih az necessary out-buildings large Frame
BANK Barn, yopng orchard Of fna frujt. cood
sp,lngS, and living water for stock in every
neld, aiso CUSTOM MILL on never falling
miller The Mill has inst been repaired. and h.
N complete order. This farm nntsi be seen to =
rs ne nresapprecmted; Apply toG. A. Mithof, Ea1.,
ses. n r. ~ Rar~s-
June Is, 1863 3m. i1'',"' -
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A fla BILE.
August IS, lsss--sw

An old man found a rude boy In one OF his ap-
pie trees stealing apples and requested him to
come down. The young sauce-box told him
plainly that he would not The old man the q
pulled up tufts Of grass and threw at him,
which only made the young scape grace laugh
in his face. The old man then pelted him with
stones, which soon made young.America has
ten down and beg the old mans pardon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20

The Huntingdon (Pa.) Globe
(War Democracy hoists tho names
Of Grant and Colfax and tho whole
Republican ticket.
The Upton Times, tho most in,
aucntial Democratic paper in the
With Indiana district, throws
overheard Seymour and Blair,
Since Tho new Georgia Senator
came out for Grant and Colfax, the
Democratic party in that State
has been rapidly running down
Hill.
General Sigel has boon elected
President of tho German Contra
Grant and Colfax Club. This pa
,riot warrior is always found bat
Ting for the right and a host o
Germans will always fight mi
Sigel." & aE
Hon. George NJ. Weston, of Ban
gor, who was two years ago, tn,
Democratic candidate for Congress
in tho Fourth District OF Maine, 1
out in strong lcttor opposing tn,
election ofSoymour and Blair.
| Judge N. r, Lindsay, of Koko
Imo, contingent elector Of tb
Democratic ticket for tho Eight
Indiana District, has resigned, an,
goes for Grant and Colfax. Hi
placo'was supplied by the name Q
James A. Adrain, of Cass.
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WHDE0H.

AlIpersons having unsettled accounts with
me OF more than ninety (sO) days standing will
find them in the hands Of Mr.. John 6esrls for
collection tfffHk lre5-'
May 20, lS6e--h BDSON B. 0bD5.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20

Through ticket,to Salt river--tho
Democratic ticket,
Grants acts, Seymour talks, and
Blair blows.
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HrGpr sale.

owe NEW LEATH Err TOT BUG.
OGY, ono new Farm Wagon, one second
hand Buggy, one two horse Carriage and Har-
ness. ,l t .l
The above, or either OF fthem, will DO sold on
iavorableterms. Enquire OF
.lgs9 j. c. WEAVER.
August 10, lsoS-3w
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10 Frederick KInsmaD. y .
FOE sTAFE oFFICERs.

FOh STAEE OFtlCEltSs
FOR Secretary of STATE,
ISAAC R. SHERWOOD.
uor Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM WHITE.
For Member Bcnrd Of Public Worls.
JAMES MOORE.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
For Uerk Of Supreme Court.
RODNEY F0os.
For Congress, Tweifth District,
NELSON ]. TURNEY,
OF nakd,Oay County.
COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor,
LAFAYETTE ABBOTT.
Sheriff.
JOSEPH DORIAN. M
d Prosecuting Attorney,
EMANUEL GIESY.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH T. VERNON.
Inarmary Director, Oong torm)
JOHN NJ. RoWLEs;
(Short Term)
JONES GIBBoNY.
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The Hon. David Kilgore. former.
ly representative in Congress from
Indiana, and during the past three
years q warm supporter ofthe Pres.
idont, has repudiated tho Demo
cratic nominations, and will take
the stump for Grant and Colhx.
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BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
FDn. e5sDHG.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY HANDSOME
Property situated on the Bremen road hall
mile South Of Rushylle, consisting OF 20
Acres OF Land, two story Brick Dwel
ling. good Barn, other necessary out build
ings, and five springs Of constant flowing wa
ter, and young Orchard Of 80 Trees.
Price, s2600. a.
Aug. Is, isos-u WILLIAM T. REESE.
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Auditor ofState's Certificate as to
tho business ana afrairs OF the In
surancc Company OF North Amer
tea, or fPhiladelphta, for tho year
ending december al, 1897.
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II is said that stone tied to the
tail Of Jackass prevents him from
braging ny keeping his jaws closedl
Eagle. ha7Iua7 5lp a iaH3
The Eagle editor is yet able to
bray, We take notice. Tho absence
of any such incumbranco in his
casO is 70 DO inferred, We suppose.
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Working mon, how much longer
will you tolerate all thisH Jus,
think Of IL, you have not only ia
pay your own taxes, but tho capi'
talists' Eagle.
Now, to pay oil tho taxes which
1t is hero declared have to bo paid
by tho working.mon, would ro
quIrc every solitary cent Of thcil
earnings. But #, after paying
their own and "tho capitalists
taxes they havO nothing loft, how
can they pay "twico as much fol
every thing they cat, drink an,
wear" as "they did prior TO 1860
1t is rather awkward lying, tha
refatos itself so easily.
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W. p. PALMER. President.
ANDREW J. SMITH, Vioe-Pres't.
GEORGE d. H0DGsoE, Secretary. t-- :
City and County Of NeU York, sS;s %-r,s, 4,
Personally appeared before me, this lwenty-
eighth day of january, 1868, AsDHEw J. SMITH.
Vice President, and GEORGE B. HoDosOy, Sec
retary OF the Manhattan Insurance Company,
and severally made oath that tbe.Rboye State
ment, ny them subscribed, is correct and true
to the best Of their knowledge and belief.
JAS. W. HALE,
Notary Public.
VIM. p. CREED, Ag't.
Auoual n IaRQ.-a,v