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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
General Barrinrer OF North
CnrOlfna.

pITl@ Raleigh (N9 C)i Standard
publishes long iettcr from Gen.
Graf Rufus Bafringer, formerly an
officer IN the Confederate army,
accepting the nomination of Re.
publican Elector In North Carolina.
He says
Il can under no circumstances,
vote the present Democratic pro.
Aramme. have no special fond
ness tor Republicans. But they
never deceived ns, and / can ut
least respect and trust them.-
This | cannot do with the North
ern Democracy. They eneourag.
cd our secession leaders into war
and then deserted Us s-many of them
leading Union armies against US.
The Republicans warned us against
secession, and they did only what
they said they would. On some
accounts l prefer military man.
AS a class they have few prejudices.
The soldiers of the two armies will
be the first tO forget the unhappy
past and rejoice together in the
hopes of she future. Gen. Grant
was magbanimous to Us in the sur
render. lie has commended the
noble qualities Of the Southern
army. Hc is neither a negro hater
nor u negro worshipor. It can
now beGnly bis ambition to restore
the Union be has saved--to restore
it in all its parts, its interests, it's
svmpathies, aud'its ASPIRATIONS
6e will not only give US peace and
prosperity; but Union we can
love and a Government We can
honor.
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'eelcu III iarm Ianub, anu oo,UUU,-
100000 in live stock, farm i'm.
provemen,s, machinery and implc.
ments. ID ~,
The national bonds amount to
about So, ,l00, ,000,0OO a
Neither the lands. live stock.
machinery nor implements OF the
farmers, nor the bonds, are ttxed
by the United States.
The Democratic party propose,
in order to equalize taxation, to
collect an equal tax for every spe.
cies of property, including Govern.
ment bonds according TO value.
The annual wants Of the United
States for revenue, including inter
est and pensions, will be $3.50, 600.
600, or one per cent upon all the
taxable property in the United
States.
The practical operation Of the
Democratic system of taxation
will be that the Government bonds
will yield anrually a tax Of s2l,.
600, 900, and that the farm lands,
fences, horses, hogs, sheep, chick
ems, cows, wagons. machinery, and
implements of the farmers will
yield sl6O, 100000 annually. That
is the plan of equal taxation pro.
posed by the Democratic platform
In order TO reach the S2,000,0OO,.
600 of bonds with o tax, in def.
anco ofthe contract, the Democrat.
ic party propose TO put tax Of
$3.50, 600. 600 on the farmers.
Under the Democratic rule Of
taxation. the farmers and planters
will pay a direct tax EQUAL 10
THREE FIFTHS OF THE
WHOLE AMOUNT REQUIRED
FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE
NATIONAL GOVERN MENT,
whereas they now pay. under the
REPUBLICAN RULE. NO DI
RECT TAX WHATEVER. THE
PROPERTY OF FARMERS,
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS
is NOW EXEMPT FROM FED.
ERAL TAXATION AND WILL
REMAIN EXEMPT IF GRANT
AND COLFAX SHALL BE
ELECTED; BUT If SEYMOUR
AND BLAIR ARE ELECTED
AL L THEIR PROPERTY
WHETHER MUCH OR LITTLE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WILL BE HEAVILY TAXED
FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
TY is SOLEMNLY PLEDGED
TO DO 1T LET NO MAN BE
TAKEN UNAWARES, OR AT.
TER THE ELECTION, WHEN
IT is TOO LATE TO REMEDY
THE EVIL. say that he did not
understand tho scope and purpose
of the Democratic scheme OF equal
taxation Of every species Of proper
t1, according to its real value.
The sum of the whole matter is
that the Democratic party "DE
MANI''that the POOR MANS
COTTAGE shall be subject to
EQUAL TAXATION" with the
RICH MANS MANSION
That the WASHER WOMAN'S
IMPLEMENTS OF LABOR shall
pay EQUAL TAX with the
RICH MAN S GOLD WATCH,
SILVER PLATE, SEVRES
WARE, and "inlaid" furniture. -
That the POOR MANS SOIL.
TARY COW shall be TAXED
EQUAL" to the RICH MANS
FLOODED HORSES.
That the poor mans $50 bond
BOUGHT ON THE 'PLEDGED
FAITH OF THE NATION THAT
1T SHOULD NOT BE TAXED,
SHALL BE TAXED EQUAL TO
THE RICH MANS BANK and
RAILROAD STOCKS W m
That the poor romdn'S rag car.
pet made at night after days
washing shall be tared equal to the
elegant lady's luxurious imported
tapestry or Wilton.
This is modern democracy, this
is Seymour and Blair and rebel De-
mocracy, and this is the Democracy
of the party who claim to be The
e.rcluSire champions Of the peoples
r ghtS and sole defenders Of the poor
and the weak and the oppressed
-
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In case there should be a var of

In case there should be var OF
races, how many Democrats would
i. take to make u safe thing OF il
against one "niggcr"2 Would our
adored Spivins consider himself
equal to one sixth of q colored per
son, if the fight should commence?
Would the gallant senior OF the
Statesman bo willing to tackle a
small female Of color, provided she
was sickly? This matter is get,
ting serious. There is to be war
OF races, and there are four million
bloody colored people, of all ages.
sexes and conditions. Our Cop.
pcrhead friends fear that these
four millions will gObble the 25 or
80 million whites. We want to
know what to expect, in case the
war comes. Tho colored man
won't fight--that matter has been
settled by the testimony OF Cop
perheads who watched him go into
action from oeerthe border in Can.
ada. Now the question is, how
many men who run away will il
take TO equal ono man who wont
6gbt2--Journdi. 1I aat t..t-.
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Gen. McClellan's letter to the
Democratic meeting was damper.
He told them that he declined 10
preside because be had long since
determined TO abstain from politi-
cal lite; and then after a passing
compliment to the Democratic
cause, bo proceeded 10 .eulogise
Gen. Grant and his public 'Servlces
in the highest terms; and ho closes
by advocating a restored Union,
the maintenance OF the National
credit invioldte, the maintenance Of
peace, and other excellent pripei1
ples, 1t is evident that Little
Mac" has grown wiser with time
and rayel.-Nc,e York Times.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

The ~ Philadelphia Press says:
Scarcely laboring man, artisan,
mechanic, servant girl, or even a
poor washer woman, who had say!
ed fifty or q hundred dollars, by
hard work. thatdi not loan tito
the Goyornment during the rebel.
lion, Horatio Seymour, although
known to be a man of fortune,
openly admits that be never loaned
the Government q dollar pan
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When General Dix asked noratiO
Seymour, then Governor, of the
State OF New York, for troops TO
aid In enforcement of the draft,
Horatio Seymour took three weeks
to- make up his mind about il; and
to excuse bis delay, wrote qpibbliDg
letters to President Lincoln about
the inequalities of the draft, the
unconstitutionality Of the law, and
the threatening temper Of the peo-
pie. And this is the man q very
small portion Of Democratic
party pretend 70 say was thorough.
iy loyal during the war!-AlbaHy
Journal. a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

In 1864 q Democratic Judge in
Ohio decided that the stealing of
fifty dollars in greenbacks was pet.
ty larceny. He is now a member
Of Congress, and q candidate for
,QusRY.--If we get 80, 900, 100000
Of this money in circulation, how
many 800 billsw a Democratic
thief have to steal to be guilty of
grand lerceny? Hon. "P." Van
Trump will please answer er--Joer'
nal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
The Ku.Klnx Klan in Aarkansas

The Ku. .Klux Klan in Aarkansas
are still ut their bloody work
Sept. 10Th Capt. Simpson Mason,
President OF he Board Of Registra-
tion Of Fulton county, vas assas.
sinated by this Klan. Mason WAS an
old citizen, a captain in the Federal
army, and one Of the most promin-
ent Union men In that part OF the
State. Tho Rebels are determined
TO assassinate all the leading Re-
publicans in the South, as rapidly
as they can with safety to them
selves. Thoy will find, however,
that the "blood Ct the martyrs will
be the seed of the" party in the
Southern States Urbdnd Citizen.
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LincoIn. the capital Of Nebraska,

lincoln. the capital Of Nebraska,
is a city of most surprising growth
even in this very progressive Sge..
evenanonths ago. there stood or
this town site two log houses used
by farmers as dwellings, 81 tuated
one mile apart. Now, there
dwells here q thousanavpuIs. and
many Of the bnsinqss houses and
residences ars.ofa hyls order, bo.
ing built IT brick AID stous.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

A New Orleans paper says: "Tho
Blair guards on Friday, and the
Seymour Guides on Saturday, pa
raded through the streets carrying
the Confederate colors. the three
bars, red, white, and red--which
attracted general attention, and
excited emotions of approval or
condemnation according to the po-
litical bias of the spectator"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Hollands German Bitters
~ ore I.uL. Ii,J l,r
Hollands German Tonic

ha combination Of al he ingredients qr hs Biasrs,
,riM PUkR Sanid Cruz Rum, Orange etc. " d used
for The same diseases as The Bers, in cases wh're some
i+rs acotoc stimulus is required. you wiu bear in
mind ut hcse remedies are entirely different from
any others adrertis'd r the cure ef II, diseases named
hss being scientific preparations Of medicinal ertracts
while he oilers are mere dseocions Of rum IN some
form The TONIC is decidedly one Of he most plea
Idn and agreeable remedies sper offered 70 ue public
Us tase is erquse lis pleasure 10 take IL phile its
iJagipiny eIhildrdting and medicinal qualities haps
caused - {, bs kHoicn az he 0reateH Of au ioaiei.
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~. "A. GEBELEIN

0rocsr, and Do ealer In Provisions,
VTFruits. nfectioner ery, Nuts, Raislns, Figs,
Citron, Sauces, Pickles; Catawba and other
Native Wines. Importer of Rhine Wine and
other pure Foreign Wines. Durain's Bottle
Main streAt, Lapoaster, Ohio, ono door East
OF Hockipe Valley Natioual Bsak.
FEB, 81, 1eee-ly
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STROPEL 4 EYERSOLE.

NMandfaeJurera Of and Dealers in
lv Fur itura and Cabinet Ware of all kinds.
nndertak!ng promptly atte nded to with q fne
Hearse, and all kinds NJ Undertaking Goods
furnis he'd At rnaso nRble rates.
Shop snd Ware Rooms two doors East OF
Hooking Valley National Bank. Main street,
Lancaster, Ohio. feb, ~, lSoS7ly
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Whitley, Broth EHS,

rALERs IN HARDWARE, COMPRISING
DMechanic's Tools, Saddlerls Goods Under
takers Trimmi D GO, Carriage, Makers Stock
Cntlerv Of ali descriptions, Agricultural Inn
nismants. hc'. &C., M,thoff Block, Nam street,
second door from lcolumbue street corner,
Lancaster, OHIO. ~ feb 27, '6s-ly
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A. RRENNEMAN.

nOokseller and Stauoper, ,m
Tallmndpe Home Entrance. school hooks
RInnk PooRs. Miscellaneous Hooks. Pictures,
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, slaies. and sta
tionery Of al kinds feb. 2T, '6o-iy
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Farm for Sale.

r wILLselI at private sale, the farm formerly
belonging to HenrySpitler, decd. The farm
is situated seven miles northeast Of Lancaster,
and contains 81 2l-40 acres. Thereie good two
story brick dwelling house on II, good barnA-
cribs anGother out buildings necessary to a
farm. Agood orchard OF grated fruit, aud 2
good selection Of peaches and cherries. A
good well Of water. and about twenty-five
acres OF excellent timber. For terms and par
tlcnlars enquire ofthe underlined.
June %, 1861 LIN SI1TLEh.
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GEORGE CARTER,

JsuccrssoR 70 ROBERT rnLDMo.l
TVSson handat the old stand 2 2dooIswest o.
Of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Carpet
sacks Gents Collars, suspenders. and various
articles in the Notion line He also keeEs Tor
sale the celebrated nelg Excelsior Burning Fluid.
Cali and see its operation. lApril 0, '6s-ly.
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HO"N WNRM q son.

NEanufscturers OF in.CoPper ana
W Sheet.tron Ware, and Dealer In stoves,
or es Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House
ho,d Wares. &c -
North side MAN street. Lancaster ONO,
Kaufman Building, one door West of wide
stairway. feb. 27, ls6s-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

Equal Taxation--SeymOur and
Universal TaxatiOn---The
Workingman's Cart Subject
to Equal Taxation with the
Rich Mans Coach.
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WNI. KELLER q BROTHER,
--DEALIRs IN

GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
NTorthcnst corner Of Chestnut and Columbus
Streets. Afull and general assortment OF
staple and family groceries always on hand
All kinds of country produce wanted, and the
highest market rates paid for the same.
Aprilo, 'ee-lyr.
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GEORGE RORNHEINI

II eady. N ade ClOtllinR Gen.s'Fur-
t6. NTeF mo G00Dy, HITS, .cAPS, 8e. 2
Shaeffer Block. one doOr vest o I Beck ; Drug
Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. 7tb, ls6s-lv i1
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CWAs. Won BONMORsT.

ReNTIsT. Every Operation In
DDental Surgery carefully, and skilituliy
isricrmed. Artificial teeth inserted inthe
st manner. .4 ~ ns.
looms over Rising's new store corner Main
nj COlum nus streets.
Fab IL. s6a-lY III
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M. .REED
Observation-Disclosures,

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
a AND HOwE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Machine Findings-Shcet Mrsic and lnstrnc-
tion Books; altthe latest Newspapers ana re-
-Four doors West ofthe Hooking Valley Ma
tionaI Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 81, '6S-ly
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]. g. SMITH,

0rOcsp and ConfactiOner, Tall
n madre Flock Main street. Lancaster %"
two doors West NJ Hotel Entrance oysters
and the various popular Refreshments their
Cakes, Ice Cream, &c., furnished p.rt,esand
n nm;iiesLo order. feb. 27. l80s-ly
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VALENTINE MAYER,

.ranufacturer and Dealer in Boots
vi I'd ana shoes, Main street, second room
'ast Of Hooking Valley National Bank. ne
st of work made 10 order, anu neP"r,"e SsJP
romptly done. Oct' Il ioo'''
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n ISTDORE BLAIRE,
n SCHLEICH,
VIRGIL E. SHAW
LAW OFFICE.

NATIoNALBANK,
4 Donnoslte Tallmadge Block. vii ttend
,omntIyto,ij husin ess entrusted to hi siare'
Lancaster Ohio, March al. 1887.
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r. A. HEM,

Manufacturer and Dealer in
oADDLEN, BRIDLES, HARNESS
ments, Main street, Lancaster, ohio' D. N
Little's old stand. h'
Work done to order, and repairing done
neatly and promptly, '- .
Feb. 2T, lSo8-ly.
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Blood Purifiers

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Cbioi Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHiLADRLPHIA, March 10, 1867.
lind " "Hoofldnds German BtterS is not an into1-
featng bsuero0e, bat is good tonic us in dsOrderI
Of he digestive organs and Of great BENEFIT in cases Of
debility and iOdnt of nervous action, in The System.
sU4 Na Yours truly,
GEO. ". W0oDWARR
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J. F. o'DorNNELL,

pEALKR IN AL KINDS OF
TOREIGN AND aMEH ICAN NJ AR
X Me, Monuments Tomhs and II HeadstoneS'
broadway, one square South ofMarket House,
Lancaster, Chic. ..f.
Lancaster, March &c, lsGs-ly
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, D. D..

FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Dr. JAoKsoN-DEAR SIR:--l have been frequently
different kinds Of medicines but regarding The practice
as out Of my appropriate sphere, haze in all cases de-
cined bat giih clear proof in vdyiOus instdnees and
RartieuGyiy in my O'ga ydmiy 2 he Hsetllness @ Dr
usual COURSE 10 ezpress my full conviction hdt for gem
oral debility of the System and especially for Liver
0G%psI Sds II is n :S. saS eas.. valunSlS ss
jdil; but usually, doubt not, IL tUiu
be very bensfciail1 10 those sOho sIGsr
from nc dbope causes. Yours very respectfully.
. .#.'if TN KENNARD,
Eighth, beIoSU Codtss tired
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i. G. BU 7 G II,

DEALER IN
,r1ATCHES, o looks, s,JEWELRY
w nnd Plated Ware,
Nam street, Lancaster, Ohio, in the room
With Brooks Hat store. .,.-,
GD-R Repairing neatly and promptly executed
Feb. 81, 'GS-ly
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DEBILITY.

'' DEBILITY.
= 41ers h No rsdicins equal 10 HocfanTs o.ymaa
,s,, s Ss;, I.sa: ss !: sss.'S sss ss;;
mach 70 digest IL purity he blood, give good, sound,
healthy complication, eradicate he yeloD inge from The
eye, inpdr bloom 10 he cheeks, and change c patient
invdlid, to Julltaced stout aud rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bltters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medl-
clnes. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
0fninety. rAfEI
zhe,s Rensiiss are he bed
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S. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
wH0LEsALE '-'
e. r Q @ r r s


q Dso,ers IN Coffaes, Teas. SUGARS. svrups. To.
boccos. qb,ces. Fruit. Fish, Petroleum, Salt,
&c,' Main street. Lancaster, Ohio. ' ''
Feb. 6, 18G8-lV tE.f.lE ....
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1.HWe Demand equal taration Of
euery species Of property according TO
its real valus including Gcurnmeht
bonds and ather securities. Demo
cratic National Platform.
II see the Republicans are trying
10 dodge the financial issues, and 10
sink lhe election into a mere personal
contest Our papers must not dlioU
this. They must push the debt ana
tardtion upon public attention"
n ii ba HORATIo SEYMOUR
To Hon. @. NJ. Ingersoli, New Haven, Conn.
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NHarnersS -

Mr.. John D. Sherwood opens the December
number of Harper's with "a Pilgrimage upon
the Rhine" described in flowing verse, and
illustrated by Mr.. Charles Parsons. Mr.. J.
Ross Brownies third paper on "Explorations
in Lower California" and the first OF a series
of "South Coast Saunterings in England" are
also profusely illustrated. An interesting article
on "Charles Loring Elliott has a portrait of
that distinguished artist at its head. Mrs.
Dinah Muloch Craik concludes her fine novel
of "The Woman's Kingdom" Major J. w.
De Forest, whose articles on the operations OF
the Freedmen's Bureau in former numbers of
this magazine attracted considerable attention,
makes "Report of Outrages." "The Witches
Of Hazelcope" is a story in two chapters,
which is followed by discussion of the Soon
stitutionality of the Legal-tender Act" From
"English Photographs by an American" we
take the following
The inferior position of Bnglishwomen is 6rst
apparent to foreigner ia q variety of little de-
tails. Returning from an early morning ride,
he notices the cottages of the working people
by the roadside. The women are up and
opening the house, while the men are still snor-
ing soundly. l should like to see an American
husband wait for his wife, or an American so a
for his mother to perform these matutinal tune-
tiOns. If he were not speedily beWigged by
his own better half, a more serious punishment
would be a1iudeed him by vigilance commit
tee OF neigbboring housewives. VI breakfast
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k99yo WRIGHrS ALCONATED GLYCERIN
49, Tablet of Solidihed Glycern tends 10 preserve
the skin trom.dry ness ana wrinkles, mparts won
derful degree Of softness and delicacy to the conf
peXiou, and whiteness to the skin; Is an excellent
dentitrce. grateful to the taste and tonic to the
mouth and gums imparts sweetness to the
breath and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
CHHSNUT Street 24a
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CAPITAL, - 1000, 900
IR f. @ Il O r S.

DIR E TO r S.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEoRBe9E B9T Il; H sTU,H,EET, ,,E, s. 4. RoRssTMANN, sMAN
y a. q 6KE&EL. KfES&HEhLEN SsEttH Ws & H6GsToN Ht6AGEnTEoSNSoN
Th6MAs Mn sSkEAsN % EVSNs. IiENE4 \ f8HE' T. ROOD.
NEW YORK.
JAMES NJ. MORRIS ON, President Manhattan Ank
JOSEPH STUART, of ]. J. Stuart & Co., Bankers.
HON. e. g, ToBEY, late President Board of Trade.
CINCINNATI
A. E. CHAMBERLAIN. of Chamberlain & co.
CHICAGO.
/. 2. LETTER, Of Field. Letter & Co.
e. M. SMITH, of Geo. {. smith d Brothers, Bankers
LOUISVILLE, ky.
WILLIAM GARVIN, of Garvin, Bell 6 Co.
ST. LOUIS.
JAMES f. YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants National
NEW HAMPsH1RE.
HON. j. W. PATTERSON, U. g. Senator.
BALTIMORE.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT SMITH, superintendent
Consolidated Railway Line, New York 10
g. M. sBOEaAKER. of Adams & Co.'s Express.
FRANCIS t. KING, President Central Savings
GEORGE H. STUART, President.
HENRY E. ROOD, Vice. President
G F. Belts, Secretary.
]. L. LUDLOW, Consulting Physician.
r. NJ. GIRvIN, NJ. D., l,,o,,,.,u,
JOS. F. KOERPER, NJ. 3, heoioai HAaiAihers
G1ShGhD &. Sh34HT LGbLGWa LfGAbTLTGEWKsoN' Counsel
This Company issues Policies OF Lite Insurance
upon all the various plans that have been proved
by the experience of European and American Com
panies to be safe, sound, reliable, at rates as
LOW AND UPON TERMS AS FAVORABLE AS
THOSE OF ANY COMPANY OF EQUAL STA.
BILITY.
All policies are non forfetable after the payne ent
OF two or more annual premiums. II Is imw9mrp
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10Y II J.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
originated the aesth etic of
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.
Administer II In the most approved manner. DO
nothing but - -
and they certainly do that without pain. 50 II 900
patients testify. See their signatures AZ the
l1gmwflgt Below Eighth.
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Sl.647,367 so

PHILADELPHIA, November IL, 1868.
The Board of Directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER GENT. Interest on
the SCRIP ofthe Company, payable and after the
LIST December proximo, free of National and State
Taxes
They have a.so declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY PER CENT on the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the ending October 81 1865 certificates of
which will be issued the parties entitled to the
same, on and after the lst December proximo, free
of National and State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI-
GATES OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending October 81, 1864, be redeemed in CASH. the
Office of the Company on and after lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to that date.
kB- BY provision OF the Charter, all Certificates Of
Scrip not presented for REDEEM pton within i've years
after public notice that they will be redeemed shall
be forfeited and cancelled The Books Of ae Conpany
RB- No certificate Of profits issued under s25. By
he act Of Incorporation, no certificate shall issue ul-
less claimed t0itin tOo gears after the declaration of
The dtUidend uVhereoJ II is eUidence."
Thomas c. Hand, Edmund A Souder,
John q. DAVIS, samuel Il. Stobes
James e. Hand, Henry Sloan,
1heopl Illus PauldinR, William G. Ludwig,
Joseph II. Seal, George q Leiper,
Hugh Craig, Henry q. Dallett, Jr,
john X. Penrose, John ID. IayIor.
Jacob z. Jones, George W. BernRrdou,
James TIaquair, William Boulton,
EdwRi Darlington, Jacob Riegel,
ID. Jones Brooke. Spencer MllVaine,
James b. Mcfarland, John b. Semple. Pitts,
EDWARD LaiourCaoei A. Il. Berger, do
JOkhuR L, ES ID. Il. NOR do.
THOMAS u HAND President.
- - JOHN q. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, seer etary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary. IL aim