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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-03-19
TEsEASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
MONROE COUNTY

NOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
" agreeably 10 an Act OF General As
ecmbIs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA. passed the 18Th day of March, 1915, en-
titled An Act 10 Amend the Act emitted
An Act Directing the Mode of Selling Tn
seated Lands for Taxes and other purposes, "
and of an Act passed the 18Th day of March,
1877, further Supplement 10 an Act TO
Amend the Act entitled s. An Act Directing
the Mode of Selling Unsea;ed Lands for
Taxes and other purposes" by the Act OF
General Assembly, passed the 9th day of
March, in the year of our Lord 1S47, cntl-
lied +" An Act in Relation to the Sales Of
Unseated Lands In the Several Counties Of
this Commonwealth the following tracts
of land will be sid, at Public Vendue, on
lhe 0th day of June, being the
Second Monday Of June nert,
al the Courthouse, in the borough of Strouds-
burg, in the County of Monroe, ;or Arreara-
ges of Taxes due, and the costs accrued on
each lot respectively for years 1866 g. 1867 /:
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co XVS.

In milking cows the subscriber feels con-
fdspt that YoUATT's POWDER, as he nou
prepares it, will astonsh all who use il, and
convince the most lncredulous TO say that BY
feHding a cow one teaspoonfnl of YoUATT's
POWDER once day " Ill SO much increase
the quantity and quality of the milk as tc
yield one pound of Butter per week more
is promising much, yet we have the eviderce
of hundreds 10 prove this assertion. This
increase is made by keeping the cow in a
healthy condition with good appetite.
HOGS and SHEEP will be greatly bene-
fitted by using this powder. One of our
customers says that he had 16 sheep all OF
which had the Distemper, and concluded he
would Try an experiment with YoUATT's
POWDER - he gave half of the number the
Powder, and they recovered in short time
The rest died.
The genuine YOUATT'S VEGETATIVE
CONDITION POWDER is prepar red from
Youatts original Recipe at Hoilinshead's
Drug Store. All other is counterfeit.
Try it and be Convinced.
w. HOLLINSHEAD.
March 10, 1868.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-03-19
N Oticei
OFFICE JACKSON OIL COMPANY.
SrDnUDSpUpc Do March = ISGS

OFFICE JACKSON OIL COMPANY.
sSTRoUDsBURG, Pa, March 5,.1S6S.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN: THAT
" at a meeting of the Directors Of the
jackson Oil Co, held at their Office, on the
29th day of February, 1865 the following
resolution was passed.
" Resolred. That the assessment ot
THREE CENTS on each share of the
stock of the Jackson Oil Co, authorized by
the resolution of Board, passed Feb. 1, 1868
All of said stock on which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 25th day OF
March will be sold by the Treasurer at the
office of the Co, at public auction, at lO
o'clock, AM, of the above-named day, to
meet said assessment"
]. LANTZ, Sec. of Co.
J. l.. WYcKoFF, Treasurer. NJ. 5.-3t
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Deafness.

The Physician while a student in the OF
fee OF his preceptor, or while attending his
medical lec ures, never dreams ofacquaIntlne
himself with the minute Ana tony md physi-
ology of the Ear, hence when called upon Ia
treat so delicate an organ, rarely, If ever.
succeeds in restoring his patient. In fact
the intelligent Physician never NEEDLES,
or iuterferes, with this organ, save 10 use
some simpi,. objection. blister or seaton. II
this cures, well, if not, the poor victim Is
doomed TO be deprived of this most import
ant organ. Instruments for examng the Ear
similar to the Ophthalmoscope are now
used, whereby the internal Ear is brought
plainly to view and the true cause of Deaf
ness ascertained and treated accordingly.
THROAT, LUNGS & HEART
The great difficulty in determining The
seat and precise charac or of diseases of the
above named organs is owing 10 the fact
that they are so deep seated. and surrounded
by bony framework, which affords strength
10 this part of the body, a S well as protecton
from injury to these vital organs. Constan
experience, together with psfcct knowl
cdro Of the An ton:cal relations ex sting
between these organs. is the only sure guide
the Physician h : 10 conduct his patient
safely through the dangerous diseases which
often aud So fatally attack the Lungs, Throat
and Heart The fact is now fully estab
Ilshed by The most scientific men of 'he age,
that these diseases are not necessarily fatal,
if at The proper time the proper remedies be
applied. The Physical exploration of the
Chest has OF late years been reduced 10
perfect science. consequently these diseases
have been robbed Of ha If their ierrors. Thou
sands hnve been, and re now being, restored
to perfect health. and the enjoyment of these
blessings provided so -bounteously by the
Ruler of the universe.
Dr. B. will perform al Surgical Operations.
such as removal OF Tumors, Malformatlon of
Limbs. Club Foot, Hare Lip, &c.
March 10. 1S6S.-2w.*
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TREASURER'S NOTICE

OF SALE OF SEATED LANDS FOR
ARREARAGES OF TAXES.
THE FOLLOWING is A LIST OF
IL Taxes on Seated Assessments. as re-
turned by the Collectors of the several Town
ships, for 1866 and 1867, which Lands will
be sold agreeably to the 41st Section Of The
Act of the 10Th of April, AID. 1S43, which
Provides Tor Collection of Taxes on the 9Th
day of June, being the
Second Monday Of June ncrt,
at the Court-House, in the Borough OF
Siroudsburg, in the County of Monroe, for
Arrearages of Taxes due and costs accrued
on each LOT respectiyely.-
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BLANK MORTGAGES
For sale at this Office.
DR.. r. A. BLAND

N " L. ID RESPECItULL AN
Wv nounce to the citizens of Strouds
burg that he can be consulted at the
STROUDSBURG HOUSE,
from the 1st to the 10Th of April, on dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs. ant
Heart Having had an experience of l(
wears in the Hospitals, both OF this country
and Europe, and being supplied with the
most complete outfit of Surgical instruments
in the country, feels that many who are now
suffering from disease either hereditary or
acquired, can (by proper skill, and perfect
knowledge of the parts) find, at least much
relief, if not a radical cure, by the proper
application of remedial agents. l do not
propose TO perform miraculous cures, but
believe that thorough knowledge of Medi-
cine, Surgery, and the Collateral Sciences,
will enable us to cure many o: those dis
eases which have heretofore been considered
beyond the skill of Physician. We will
perform operations on the Eyes for Cataract,
Artificial Pupil, Strabismus Gross Eye), in
version or eversion of the Lids, Weeping
Eve, remove diseased bone, Tumors, and
all malformations connected with the Eye
or its appendaees. Our experience in the
the treatment of these diseases is unsurpassed
by any Physician or Occulist in the country
Having been Operating Surgeon in The New
York Stale Eye & Ear Infirmary, located in
Syracuse, and subsequently connected with
other first-class institutions of the kind in
different cities of the country, feel confident
of our ability TO perform what we propose.
Having first class Ophthalmos cope We are
able to examine the internal structure, of
the Eye with as much precision and accu-
racy as the external surface. The use of
this instrument in the diagnosis and treat
ment of diseases of the Eye is indispensrbly
necessary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO FARMERS AND ALL PERSONS OWNING

HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP & HOGS
In the spring Of the year when Horse Is
about shedding his coat nothing will do hin
better service than a teaspooniul of
YOUATT'S CONDITION POWDER
every morning, well mixed with his feed.
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MAIN STREET.

Wilson, William (pt) 200 "a 81
Willing, Richard (pt.) 800 sc 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27

oPtern. Dab Der jebt tn unleren @efdno<
mtg IN poft beinblt9e @obtnlot1b Der
p1ttlt9e 1tdter If, i&eint spar tauu,
et'em3retfel gu untsrlteeeu, luQetu INNER
ef' TT ote atiolute @epibbeit nod nf@t
eoteanpe1 uno cine kiol@e fam, ,ur erz
taugt> ote eutsBlt&e @efabr einen I'M
i@uleteen ;u morpe1, uno paour6 ben,
tnt1tlt@en@ &euiaI auf tmm Straflofofeit
5u 1t&ett1, f1@sr SermieosnEwerben bur& etue
9e:t@t1t&e 6 ntattrunope Der
S@u|o oeer unf@ulr> tur& e'uen prpz
;ss. Nlio 8lr9er, tetn 6aar auf rem
9aupt bss @efanaener eetrammt, ete
mot sert&tlt& ermislen 1T, ot e.
o'e S@anotbat, wel&e obne @lei&en in
ger @e'@t@te eer 8eRtalttdt loofebt Be-
eo19en. uniduloia 8lut perateben Yer>
Se'et Ter 9tr'mel ntdt uub IS 1T nfht
mebr obsumal@en BON Der 6anp bes
M5reer6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27
Gae S@ueeuieH i'm Gonereb.

IN Der @iBuna BIS Msprdieutan'ea=
bauies pom II. Stunt leste Der SpEsbr
Collar cine @tnlaounn peS &retuttpcome
r~1ittee sur 1tstlnatme am 3. amsrtfant<
1hen Buneeei6ieeen DOR. Or temertte
pabei, rae er btes tbus, wetl ibm bic Ca
de ola cine 30 rationalem @tarcc'er
trlteins. DER Gsrtrster @t!caeo'S. 6err
81. 9. Suro t%ean.ro9v, pob Die S,n!as
pune anaeuommen meree. uno roB pas
9aua bet Der Gr5fnune res 8eftss t@
pur& 5 Witelieeer oert1sten lafe. Der
Spre@er ernann,e bterauf 5 Mt,gltecer
als Dsputatton. Spdter rpurre> na@ceu1
pas 6aue .tntlmu,ia fttne 3uftmmun9
3ur Diep.raufnabn,s per &neeleseubett
oesebsn. pie Dsputatiun auf Z Mit9lte'
Der erb6bt ndmli@ Bic 6erren q. 8.
Subj, @arFslp, Yatnt, G9aubl:r, Srb,
@iuiam 8. RobertItu, son Stem Durt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27

unp 6err ¬t, pom &entudy. S9lieB<
lid teanteaete 6srr S@end i'm Namen
pes Binon;ausihuNes. fir Die cen1 moro,
o%merifanilhen SduBsnhuno DON europa
ge{6iften Teff9aten bic III etnem @ertbe
Don $4,000 bic Ginfubr36ue III e,la0sp.
Der Nntrag muros Elm tmmie anoe<
1omnen.
Gum ernen Mal in Der @ef9t&te
reutias a%merifantider Gene erIbetnt etne
offctele @ertre,un9 pes @onertGee auf
Dem 6sitplagr, gum e1iten Wal ntu,nt Die
Notwithstanding of1eteQ &enntntb ron
elmer ceutldamerifant,@en Sreani(atipn
unp bebanrelt ie NIT ether 3uporfcmz
menbett, oeren Ginfimrisftit ebenfo CT.
freuli6 tpte erwinl DIT ii.
Der Gpr&er Collar perrtent Sob fiji
feline @orlaae unp Gmpfebluna Der Sahe,
ebenlo 6ur Subj fur lttnen prompten
Mntras auf 8tldiduns cee @aaBenfz
feS purG eine D%eputaticn. Ser Subj
oe, 1ebt IS, Die WunI1e per Deut1deu III
nerpirflihen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27

aud sieueid, ni6t metr ;urad3uneb<
menren Geblgrif betradtet, 70 f5unen
mir niht itben, wis i'm unD ote oemos
fratiide Do,tet ireeuo Gin Trsunp|9a fts*
banD %ne,fnlpfen farm. B,r batten nidt5
geeen esne fleine Belpreduna
einSuwenoen, auein fiber mar Don Nm
fang an, oob Der Bsr9 midi u
" atbmec oebsn piiroe, uno g 3sist
1i9 min, oaB Mabomec ntht gum Berst
f2mmen utu, melGe6 bel ouer S!anpbaf
tteteit oss Sb, rrtdter6 Dos bel wsi'em
fletnere Wunper 0emefen mGre."
Man tarf btermtt bic ,,@bo|e Brwe:
9urQ" als in elmer @afQaNe gum Stiu>
ltance sefommen anleben, e6 Jet eern,
pce oas v@olfstlatt" nit Dem &opfe
mtpre[ artta eeaen pie98ano renutno> o,eie
rurdz, unr tenn unelidliden Sberrt9ter
8abn bri@t.
Wtr pe1mutbeu ater fatt ceiien> pte
punnemale, pie unRerblthen Worte III RES
nebmeu:
80 febennir renneiaent
lids?
uno wie cunnsmaI6> antmptten ptr
gu. pie Iraee: ,.Nm 8sre. aceebyte
Gftreu, &pie Die Shlen.'
Den Demofroten abe,, ntlhe freuuc>
lt9en &atb annebmen, wpllen mir reniels
ben aeber. St beiet: @ebt Guer oer>
lornee Spisl ouF. Wsrpet enplt6 Ya<
tricten, unp itimmt NIT '6er; unr Munp
fI& Grant"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27
ie preoi9t ibrer partet bic tiefe 9ebensz
meiSbeit. lpelde in ben @prten lfeot.

tie prept9t ibrer Yartet bic ttefe Xebe1S=
meiSbeit, welde in ben @prten lte9t.
@enieBe frpB, tpas Dir bei9ieben,
@ntbebre germ, waS bu nitt bait. f..
Gtnmal 70 tpeit fnoet e5 bic Worte
nt9t i9mer> AUDI ba8 Ne9crwablre9t i'm
SIren als Elm Sollenbete Gbatz
Al ;u aecepttren, bel pel9er 1i9 Die
pemufratil9e partet ~berubt9en ma1e.
Stimmen tpiiroen bic Ne9er 10 pper lo:-
>pte altern tpiiroe allo bic rempfratil1e
partet banbeln, >penn 1ie 1iG bur9 einen
bod nSui9 tpirfun96lo1en protelt Aeae1t
nas Ne9erwablre9t Der ein3t4en
MI9lt9feit beraubte went9<
fens in eini9en Der SIrfa a.
ten gu ~1te9en.-@letdYiel> rs Yenbz
leton 9enortd6, 9anepd, prer @bale Der
pemofratil6e @anoicat iei, ber @unl9,
IN 10 9tel Staaten ais m69>
lid 81 fe9en, >perpe bic ,bempfratti9e
Yartei nptb}9en, ba6N e9erwablre@
t III SIben unan9efp@ten ;u
la1en.
Gin 9rpbe6 @prt> 9elaien aus9elrrpz
Gen! Gs flnbi9t ben Ser;t6t Der pen1pz
fratilden partet ouf Die 5pHnun9 Ell
ner &eafttpn an. 9fun bleibt ibr >ur
nod ibri9, ft@> wie Der 3auberer @ir9t<
lius> in Stide su ldneipen> INN i1@ ;u
S%erjGn9en.
Die &ebaftipn Der SQinois StaatSz
seitun9 bat pbne 3wetfel piel 9elernt aber
nod mebr: per9e6en, ipnit wiirre 1e bic
faulfe Glauie bet &eattion, bic ndmli9:
u22e0et uu6 bic Situation a%cceptttz
rem, better fennen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27

8laufen.

Inter benz Sitel bic serjin9te Dempz
fratie" iast bic Suipni6 = Staatssei>
tun9:
Die @prlo pom 10. SUM- ipri9t IS
often aus, baB bic pempfratiiGe partet
aufb5ren mus, ii@ ben &opf an terBanr
iu 5eri9eQen; cab fe bic souenpeten
Ibatla@en, welde bur@ ben &riea unb
cit benz &rie9e 9el9afen rpprpen flnp,
nit gutter Mtene acceptiren unp iecen
.Gerlu&> ba6 unpiperbrin9li9 8erlorene
tpiererbersufeQen, aufaeben mus. &urS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27
II. 2Qf1en,
WersitRernnqs AQenten,

GarDcr Carver g., Mtnn.
Netnten fur feleente 8saer~ uni etbens @srflden,ussse-
gbDnir, 9artfurb Connecticut.
Sir ant marius ct, Yyaul minn.
Minnefuta Sn1urance &c., 81. paul, Miuu.
5artfurb Qipe Stod Smlurance So.
lNeril@ert aud stsea 2ubesfaQe BON irsenb elmer
l1rla9e.)
Nertb @eixrn @esentitise 2ebensperl9srumes~
@eftQi@aft.
Neiltpas ga1en9er; Nortb @merican IranIt
unb Natipnal TraStQers.
sos. 8einndnn. Meppfat umb g1otar. %pratteirt
u aaea 9es'&ts!Sfen tes Staatss; s~erftrist gsQna&ten na@
SOea19ldno unb teter8t @eltcpqcfttpnen ,nb Steuer3abluneen
tur Nbwefenhe ouf 0erlan9en, Ippie anbere In ietn Sad Tin,
f@'asenbe 9sfddfts, wel&e srrtummen mSsen.
Soiepb sFcinmann. g.. E. ea5eu.
3untu
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Mcucite NplitifAc Nabrihtcn.
Nittwp9, "a. Suni.

- Wie ttartWnpY caS0e9nact9u11aS>
eelddft betrieben 9ebt aus Dem llmitanp
berppr> ba6, tpenn bic au9emeire Gimme
ltie, bur9 ben @pn9reb erladen> III 8irf>
lamteit tritt, bSdfens 800 perionen
ppn Ger elben Wprtbtil ;ieben f6nnen.
MQe ibrioen bat Nnpy bereitS prisatim
auf ei9ne Taut be9naoi9t.
- Sn Milwaufee trat am % ten Die
@isfonda< Gritpren> @onuention ;ulam>
men. De- Minnei pta< Goitprenz8 ereiu
par ebenfaQs pertreten.
Mrtan1aS.-Die 8e9|aubi9un9z
l9riften ber Ypt Mrtania6 ermdblten oret
@(itolieoer fir pa8 5auS hes Gpn9re1es.
-Dte 9errn betben &ppr> 5inrs unp
5pleS-murpen i'm Saul BET Committee
fir 8eslaubi9un9en Ibermieien.
- Sn Springfield Ma0. MAIDEN bic
Greimaurer 9rpbe Sprbereitun9en sur
Teier peS ct. Spbanne8 Cages CTS.
Suni.)
49, Sn Sem 2)prf bat 1i6 cine ~lnter=
irbil9e @ilenbabnseleQi9aft" prsantiirt
uno fit 2 MiQipnen Mftten 9e;ei@net.
Die ul1nteriroiiden" ideineh tii&ti9@elp
3u baten.
- 6rau ppQarp> bic Trau pe6 be-
tannten Grrebeue1<G pitpr8> bat einen
Sfentliden Gbei9eipun96lfanoal NIT IT,
rem Mann an9efan9ea uno ma@te am
lebten Dienfta9 ciner rer9ebliden 9crlud
fi@ gu per9iften.
Die v@iebenjabr : @eulGreden
0ocuit6) itnp in Song S6lanb erl9ienen
unb be9t man 9roben 8eior9ni0e fir bic
Telpfri@te.
s.-Sm Genate beleiti9te
cine 3wet Drittel6z Majoritdt bas prdfiz
pentieQe @eto 9e9en bic &rtania8<8tQ.
Die elte 1T jcbt @eleB. Drei 5o6 fit
ben ueueu Tretfaat Mrfana8>
benz ebemali9en Gflanentatt> uno jeBt
BET Sis 9leider Meni9m unb 8ur9er:
redte fir MQe. Die TrI9tc ner Mrz
belt bet republifanildm partei rercen
jeBt ;ur Sdeuer 9etra9er.
- Die 0er. Staaten baben ibrc Ser
mittluns III Rem Streite Swii9en Spaz
MEN, peru unp Gbili an9ebote11> urc cie>
1elbe 1T an9e1lpmmen ,pprren.
49, Die Majpritdt ber5ausi iran;cpmz
mittee bat 1i9 entldiecen> su @uniten eiz
ner @erwiui9un9 vpn $7>5O0>O000 in
@plo fit 8e;ablun9 Don MlaSfa 81 he<
riGten.
- IS bat f@ beraus9eieQt> pab Se<
rator 5enberlpn pur9 pa6 0eripre9en,
na9 Belieben lber bic 8eieBune rer
Memter III Mii7purt SerfQ9en gu fDnnen,
bemp9en muroe, fir Nnpy'S Greiipre6un9
III timmen. G5 1T bic nur cine Beitedz
l1na in anperer Tirma.
- Der @urattzYrpceb lit Ypr her
Criminal . Court %aufaenommen NOR
ben, ALIEN Ia Der Ni9ter entidier>
pab eft bic Nntla9e aufMorp Ypr9enpm<
men merpen miIlen, ebe man NIT Ter
&lase auf &eridwIrun9 %besinnen fInne>
10 erfldrte bet Diitrictanrpalt> CT iei n{6t
porbereitet NIT Der Nntlase auf Moro
lc9lei9 Yoran III 9eben, unp herTall Miro
ali o rppbl nodmals Serl9pben unb Our
raft auf bic 8iir9i9aft freisela1en nerz
ben.
- Da Der Genat bic Grnennun9
Stanbeny'S gum General Mnwalt ser>
norftn, IL bat iebt Anpy ei1en anoern
1einer 8ertbeipi9er in pem SSmpea@ment
proce0e, Germ Grarts ppr9eldla9en-
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Iexom 4 WoQI,
ya0aae>, Mc9Iel, unp Speeitions=@ efbat in
Stem gIcrf.

@1plsen0e We78af1t m.r...
NIB naG SaSmbure, Bremen, gntmerren unb 5arre, pei
Dampfer unD seeslidtH; geueetirnne sen ST.
hern uns @usferttsuns ven @eamadten fur Gsuti@e|
iaub, Gtnaietune BON & rbf@aften unb DermS:
oen aui 9Sumadt. MusatQuus vpu Dc&felr auf
lie mad fpleen. en- Yldse unp 5aufer:
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SD fibre bic %eentur fir Bic
Mutual<2ife Sn1 urance Gp. y. New yprt.
capital: $75. 900 600.
SD wipme mid enelt& Der Q%peiruns, benz Saul une
pertauf ppn Qanbwarrants, Betatlun9 Won Ste,ern tur
Musm rtiae, benz Rauf unb 0ertauf BOA Qteeenl9aften
in Gommti1pn, Der @rtbt'lune pVn Na&weis an 2ieesn"
f6afteu rter @efbdtten, Der unte1ludun9 rely. Sert3-
:iaune ppn Behsurtunben u. !. ~.
utenatnunnten We'ddfte we1ben i&l:untet bsautwortet
unp mtrp u~berbaupt Seher Der fh al mtd tn e'nen1 Der
prompte une resae Betienuns ~ meinem Gsf&af:s'
sransias semadt tabs.
$. u. 2ubtlta.
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Ws{hdft
-. H. @nbiita,
Sew ulm, Mtnne1ota.

Der un.ersetdnete rspra(entirt fir ben Staat Mix'
steeraimmt nns e@esttrt auitrase fir ~btslelte.
i. MQ6lener,
9. BeruauerS Na9iolser, Smpprteur srn
unb 9anbler III Mein unb 2itSre.
aedinsur sen rsinsn. &c. s1ss s@:;s;ss q 'sp'r'f"s
II.
Z. &trbboff S g.,
iabr,fonten BON ,,nb SAMPLER lit allen Sorsen ell's.
, Sur Die senanuten Sau'sr bettile ID s ;st, o eas b ret
Ilpnat Idn,ntltae 5aupteef4 @dftsslase ss Staatss,
wahrenb Id, sursbe fernNt''m''a;f Z ~
iddftafreunee pNs 9auies
s. Mablener
sstut la.aatsass gst ;s!, n}';S;t ssn t9 sftt ga {;ffms ,n
tr;tftenteu Wrttfel IN rhetnem StcTet tn
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New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
THE BOSTON WORKING MEN on THE
EIGHT-HOUR LAR.
10 n. Editor Of ~ Tisune.

10 t@ Editor Of IT., TfisunN
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July &c, 1868.
SIR: At a meeting of the Boston Working
mems Institute held July 81 the following resolves were
passed by vote and ordered 10 be presented
for publication in THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE. According
to Instructions, they are hereby presented.
IRA SEWARD
ReSOlred That we hail the passage of Law by Con
gress applying the Eight Hour system to all labor
performed by the National Government as one of
the most important contributions to the cause of
Labor Reform and a mOreeQual distribution of wealth
than has ever been accomplished without resort to
violence and bloOdshed.
ResOred That the thanks of workingmen and
women, and poor people everywhere, are due to the
Hon Henry Wilson for the positive and efficient part
taken by him TO secure the Eight-Hour system for
national employees while to Senator Sumner, who
voted against that coming system, return our in
dlgnant protest that he has made most terrible
mistake, which, in the light of his great natural
gifts and Anti-Slayery career makes him far more
criminal than the ignorant wOTkngman who. while
struggling 10 lessen his daily hours of toll, was will
ing to vote Slavery for Black aborers at the South
hfSotred, That the first and great tallacy, which
viii soon be exploded by employing n few thousand
laborers and mechanics on the eight-hour system.
VIII be that which is still taught by many claiming
TO UNDERSTAND political economy and thoughtleeSiy
accepted by the masses generally-that if the eight
hour system prevails there must OF necessity, and IN
justice TO employers, occur corresponding reduction OF
Udges! as all attempts by Government agents to
labor at less than the sO-called n-hOur'
rates will prove, in the long run, an utter failure
try this experiment if you dare for there is great
natural law which governs wages, stronger than you
or wei
Resolred That the idea of a 90 per cent reduction
proceeds upon the fallacy that we are now paid, in
the ten-hOur system, for doing ten hours work
whereas we are not for if we were, there could be
no rich men, and the Peabodys. AstOrs Stewarts,
and BelmOnts, in the present social system, would
not be possible.
RCsOired That, while no one can tell exactly what
proportion of real earnings now receive, that
know they far short OF eght-tenths. and prob
ably of siX-tenths; and that, If the eighthOur sys
tenn should reduce production One-iifth-whicb ii will
Motive shall still far more than now receive,
after making the most liberal allowance for every le
gitimate expense; and those who still insist upon our
giving ten hours labor for seven or six or five hours
pay are bound in honor to say whether as the hours
of labor grow more and more valuable and product
i've through labOr-saving inventions there Will ever
he n time when this selfish and swndng system Will
come to an end and our hours of labor be reduced.
ResOlrcd That copies OF these resolves he presented
for publication to The Boston Commonwealth and NEW
YORK TRIBUNE, the only political papers likely to
publish anything five years ahead Of their time.