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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08
VIA
WHEELING,
PITTSBUBG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS


NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities
Three daily Eastern Trains AZ "A NJ IGAN and g p NJ
IIHST fkAiN-Cevelsnd, PittSburg Steubenville and
Wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati al o'clock
An for ali The Eastern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland
Springfield, Wilmington, Circevle Lancaster and Zsnes
vile, Chicothe Athens This train stops Gin
cnnati and Columbus at Loyeand Morrow Xenia Lon
don only.
SECOND TRATN-CIeveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling TX
press Mail, leaves Cucnna at 10 o'clock NJ Cieve-
land, PsburF and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities Ths
train stops at al the points between Cincinnati and Column
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 o'clock, P for Springfield Wilmington C,rcevle
and Lancaster ChilcOthe and Hillsborough This train
stops at all points between Cincinnati and Sp rgfeld
FOURTH TRAIN-Cleveand and Pittsburg Night Express
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock ~ via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for all the Eastern cities This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
One Train Sunday az 80 o'clock, p. NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And al information, please apply at the Offices No Burnet
House, second door West Of Vine street. No III Gibson
House Building and old Office, Southeast corner a Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House, the
Eastern (Litte hami) Depot, East Front street.
Og!ce hours IRON ~ 4. NJ, until 81 p. n
p. W. sTRAD DER GtnTAg'.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers al the principal Hotels for each and
every train. By leaving directions either the above
ooes, will call for passengers Ia all parts OF the city, With
out fail. tmay27l H. B. RUGGLEs, Conductor
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

NEW FrRM.
SEWANER HOUSE,

COLLEGE STRICT, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WIN. EOBER I >, Proprietor.
fLaEEaF r1Eza sFkrE1s-l
TTtHE suhssrbsr ~ recelLy allen AS vel kDoHn
tstfishHaeat--is rsetaF knd shorosghy renosatinI
Ena hpss scn . have u 10 tach sonhtea asnot = Be h
Fr - sny ksass In city. Ths Proprietor hopes b. b.
sxrrtios sna hoes u hs Assistant Mr.. CrAaock, shu
krsf3 presided As he cy Aqte @ - able 10 maas ID
49, s-thy al hsnr patronissd 81 ths pabe and prem
- as so nsas saz be saree ~ part % merit ne
prstr 81 those uts may vor tin gh lAeiE pafronA
IL re,psstilliy solisits trial Il hla hease.
f.hzs~i~ss M. RoBERas
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I
Plan or SWAMI d co.'s LOTTERLBS
Thirty thousand numbers corresponding with thoss
she TcGsts placed In Wheel The nrSs $50 prizes
PLACED IN smother Wheel number = drawn RON Ne
tarber Wheel She tiEe prEe l. drawn from
other wheel The Prise drawn 10 placed against the
ambsT araWn. Thls operation Is repeated unt an the
! rEes drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Encose the Eoney address Tor the tickets ordered
receipt 81 shich ihey vii Be forwarded ~ nFst mall
The u drawn nuubers and prass VIII be sent 70 pur
hssers Immediately Aler The drawing.
90 Purchasers VIII please uFits their signatures plsin
, ~ give their poss odier, county and state.
Rememoer that every Prise Il trawa, and payable 10
IN without deaacton-
EAn Prizes ofsi 900 and under Paid mmedta tely afes
= dravinr prizes the Hsuhi ae q thirty dAys.
An commuulc4tieus etrictly cpuhaential
Prise Icke cash a renewed "a eshsr feksis NJ eth
Sc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

TuEU.S AGRICULTURAL SocIETr's ExHI-
,rrrox.-we find in several Of our exchanges,
saws the Louisville (Ky. Journal of the 18th,
the time of holding the fifth annual exhibit
ton of the L. S. Agricultural Society, at
Loui vile, fixed in October. This is mis-
take that may be injurious to the exhibition
and disappoint many who desire to become
exhibitors or Wis tors. We hope the neus-
papers throughout the country niU promptly
make the correction. The time for holding
this exhibition was originally fixed for Sep
tember LIST, but on account of the great
number Of contributors expected, it has been
determined to commence it ore day sooner.
It will begin on Monday, August 3lst, and
continue six days. 1t gives abundant pro-
mise to be the most splendid exhibition OF
the kind that has ever been witnessed.
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
". VI. We AR TV1UR

HAVING purchased the entire stock of Drugs. Medi-
cines, OILS. Paints, &c, formerly owned by Hunter
Tocmbes. would say his friends and the public ge-
morally. that he will continue the drug business the
old stand, La Sale doors north OF NJ. ii.
Swifts law Office, where he will be happy to
date all those who may favor him with a call All per-
wishing obtain pure article in the drug line,
will always be TO find it at MCARTHUE's, he in
tends keep other kind lie would invite the
ton of the ladies in particular 20 his stock Of Perfume
ry which the best and extensive offered in
Ottawa varying IN Price and quality suit purchasers
He has also large and beautiful assortment Of Lamps,
Lanterns. Chandeliers of all Sizes from twenty five
cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also Hat, Tooth, Pail, Cloth, and Paint Brushes. OF
all descriptions besides Soaps, Shaving Creams. Poma
tans, Hair OIL Combs, Pens Ink, Paper, Envelopes,
and host OF fancy articles, numerous TO mention.
He will keep constantly hand Sash and Glass, OF all
Sizes glazed ready for at manufacturers prices
Dr.. McAxTHrR will continue the practice OF medicine
heretofore and may always be found at his Store,
when absent O business feb3
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ECONOMY OF CHENIsTRY.-The chemistry
of art, like a prudent housewife, economics
every scrap. The horseshoe nails dropped
in the streets during the daily traffic are
carefully collected by her, and re-appear in
the ic,i.. IT swords and guns. The clippings
Of the travelling tinker are mixed with the
parings Of horses hoofs from the smithy, or
the cast off wooden garments of the poorest
inhabitants Of a sister isle, and soon after
ward, in the form Of dyes of brightest blue,
grace the dress Of courtly DANES. The main
ingredient Of writing ink was, possibly, once
part of the broken hoop Of an old beer bar
Iel The bones of dead animals Weld the
chief constituents of lucifer matches The
iregs OF port wine, carefully rejected by the
port wine drinker in decanting his favorite
beverage, are taken by him in the morning
in the form Of Seidlitz powders, to remove
the effects Of his debauch. The offal Of the
streets and the washings Of coal gas reap
pear carefully preserved in the lady's smell
Ing-bottle, or are used to flavor blanc mances
for her friends. This economy of the che
mistry of art is only in imitation Of what we
observe in the chemistry Of nature. AMI
mails live and die; their dead bodies, passing
into putridity, escape into the atmosphere,
whence plants again mould them into forms
of organic life; and these plants, actually
consisting Of a past generation, form our
present food. Lyon PlaYtair
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Eoa THB RAPID Cukk o.

FOR TIE RAPID CCkR o.
Coughs Colds HoaIseness, influenza, Bronehifis,
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, IneiPi-
ent Consumption
And for the relief Of c0nsunptive patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak the public Of its virtues.-
Throughout every and almost every hamlet Of the
American States wonderful Of pulmonary com
plants have made il already known. Nay few The
families in any civilized country this continent with
personal experience Of its Effects and fewer
yet the unities anywhere which have NOT among
them living trophy of its victory the subtle
and dangerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While
is the powerful antidoe yet known TO man for the
formidable and dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary
gans it is also the peasantest and safest remedy that
be employed for infants and young persons. Pa
that steals upon them unprepared We have abundant
grounds believe the CHEEKY PECTo more lives
by the consump,ions it prevents than those 1t cures
Keep it by and your colds while they cura
bie neglect until human skill master the
memorable canker that fastened the vta eats your
life
All know the dreadful fatality OF lung disorders. and
they the virtues OF this remedy need not
do them is still made the best it can
be We spare care, toll TO produce it the
perfect possible thus afford those who rely
it the agent which skill furnish for their
cure.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER.
Practical and Andigtic1t Chemth, Loueu, Macs,
AND SOLD BY
A. C. PUTNAM. Osdioa,
d. WALKER 4 Co.,
G. II. HUNTER,
J. T. ADAMS. Earl Station,
c. II. JOHNSON, Mendoza,
And all dealers in medicine everywhere. auSl
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1aricnItn al .

N,cr HONEY IN GLASS JARs-Mr. B. A.
Manchester, of western New York, has pro-
baby the most accommodating family Of
b. es that are known in this vicinity. He
places over hole in the top of his hives
large glass tumblers reversed The bees
come up through the holes and fasten their
comb and honey in the inside Of the tuui-
blers in the most ingenious manner possible
beautifully clear and white. When each
glass is filled, the bees go below, the tum-
Sler is taken of, and there is nice jar OF
honey already put up for family use by the
bees themselves We saw two or three OF
these family jars" at Mr.. Manehester's
Office this morning, and nothing can be more
perfect. They are we'll worth examination.
Almost every family in the country might
cultivate their own sweetenins in this way
Life Illustrated.
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all They safe and pleasant to take but power
full 70 cure Their penetrating properties stimulate
its organs, purify the blood and expd disease They
purge the foul humors which breed and dstem
per- stimulate sluggish disorered into their
natural action, and impar healthy with strength to
the whole Not only do they the every day
complaints Of everybody but also formidable and dan
Rcrcus diseases that have baied the best Of human
skill. While they produce powerful effects, they are at
ply sic that be employed for children Being
coated they pleasant to take and being purely We
getable, are free from any risk OF harm Cures have
been made which surpass belief were they not suDstan
tated BY such exalted position and character as
to forbid the suspicion of untruth Many eminent cer
gymen physicians have lent their names to TO
the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have sent the Of their that my
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering feow-men. l-...- g.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions FOR their
USE and certificates Of their Of the following com.
plants - ~ Old. . s.. I.C.' ~ l-sla ~ I'D
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach Nau-
sea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels and
Pain arising therefrom Flatueucy, Loss Appetite, all
Medicine scrofula Kings Evil They Also by
purifying the boed and stimulating system cure ma
nv complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach, such Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia
and Nervous Irrtabty arrangements Of the Liver and
Kidneys tout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction OF Its functions
Do not be put oa by unprincpled dealers with some
PILL. and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares With this In It's ntsnsc value or curative
The sck the best AID there 10 os them and
! they should have 1t. .....
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OTTAWA .-..
Agricultural & Seed Store.

IL. w. CHA M Il e Il LAIN,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
Farming I'm plementS and Machinery,
OUCH Threshng and Reaping Machines, Power
- and hand Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills, Hay Cutters
Flows, Harrows Seed Drills and Planters, both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns, Ok Yokes and Bows, Axes, Hatchets Shovels
Spades and Forks. Also the celebrated Sod and Sub
Soil Pows and variety of others for breaking and
stirring manufactured at Lockport Joliet, Norris Peru
and Palestine. The Premium Star Corn and Cob Mili
Garden and Field Seeds in all varieties, and genu-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure.
Also, large stock of n. 7. Wagons, which
route for Ottawa and will be for sale at the Agr
cultural Store, on La Sale st.
Grateful for fsrmer patronage, solicit the contnu
of orders the present shall spare e
fort make it object for farmers patronage. My
goods all made Of the best material and by the most
experienced workmen Gmar3ll +. W. CHAMBERLAIN
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MOFFAT,S
Life Pills and PhHniX BitterS,

TUyHE family Medicine before the public, for
the cure ef ScroFsld. Ulcers, Scuruy, Erupions
the Skin, Ferer and A0te, Dy.pepsid, Drosy, and
all diseases yield their curative pro-
perties.
II been computed that during the last twenty five
year. upwards of -Four Millions of persons have been
benefited BY OF these medicines; fact which
speaks in of their curative propertes-a
gle trial will place them beyond the reach Of COMPETE
the estimate % patient. BY their the
BLOOD IL RESTORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and fred
from all inpuritiss The system is not reduced during
their OPERATION but nvicorated ard they require
siraint from business OF pleasure
The afflicted hare in nese medicin>s Il remedy that
,rH do for them al that m>dicfn> can Dossibfy efscf
Prepared by W. u. MOFFAT. VI. D.. lSeu York,
And for sale by DAVID WALKER / CO.,
G. L. THOMPSON,
a1e,,fs Iff1,r1
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FogzrELLING THE WEATHER.-In a cloudy
morning, il is a matter Of Importance to the
farmer to know whether it will be sunshine
or stormy in the afternoon. 1.-THE ants have
cleared their holes nice, and piled the dirt
up high, it seldom fails to bring good day
to farmers even if should be cloudy till ten
or eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Spider
webs will be very numerous about the tops
Of the grass and grain some cloudy mornings,
and fifty years observation has shown the
writer of this, that these little weather gues-
gers seldom fail in their predictions of . fair
aay.-Southern Cultirotor
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
ENGansiva Arrivals


THE subscriber has just received has Spring stock
the above old and popular establishment, compris-
ing every article included in the list of the nseul and
health fu subsantiais of life. His purchases
irving from the sorth, and with his purchases
elsewhere comprise the largest fullest freshest
and cheapest stock of Family Groceries be found be-
tween Chicago and St Louis. He invites all who are
skeptical this mt to call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
hand.
Sugar. brown. loaf, clarified and crushed
f0fee, Rio fId Java.
Ho'asses, ST ar honse, plantation and syrup.
C0ndLes, star, stearine. sperm, and tallow.
7sds, green, black, bohea, &c.
Soap, rosin, CASTLE, and shaving.
Tobacco, Cayendish. fine cut smoking, &c.
cigars anything from "iong ninc' to mild four
penny Cuba"
Oiis. Iinseed, sperm, and olive.
Fork, lard, tallov &c.
F.sI, makerel, white, herring, and trout.
1oecH Nuts raisins. and currants.
Figs. retail or by the drum
Ginger PreSeyrts, very fine article.
TinegJr. the best crab and cider.
Pickles. in jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Sauce, pepper salt, alspce, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments.
SUts, Brazil. flberts. almonds, pea nuts &c.
Toys for children, including babies, and everything
else from the elephant to Jack the giant killer.
OYSTERS sardnes, &c, in
Cdndies a lot of all kinds.
Pals brooms. mops, &c.
Oranges and lemons fresh from the sonth at retail
oil " the box.
Paper, ink, pens and all kinds Of stationery
P',oder, shot. caps lead and thing that lin
Fishing tGckLe from the longest pole minnow hooks.
Flour potatoes. vegetables in their season. butter,
eggs, chickens and all such little arrangements ne ed
Ell in families, always kept when they possibly be
procured for love or money;
very fine lot Of vions, with all the arrangements,
at astonishingly low prices.
ALSJ-CHisdgo and Alton linn. and Cement tore.
Their with everything else named in his line
and if he is supplied with the article called for he
will spare pains or expense to get it.
Ottawa. May 81. 1856. Il. MONTGOMERY.
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TIHvING bough. out the shop stock, and trade OF II.
T. Brunk-T, invite the sporting community 10 give
me call havs good assortment Of sporting
tieies con be found this side OF New York City.
have good assortment OF those splendid east steel
patent muz1Ie snd common Rifles made by Mr.. II. p.
Brunker, whose valuable services foreman OF my
shop MI work done my shop usual, is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction. Colts, Maynards, Aliens
and Blunt Lyons KerolveYs, and Kiae Pistols, kept
constantly hand. and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps Of all descriptions and gun fixtures
Kept constantly on hand Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice or long range.
invite the old friends of H. P. Brunkr, vel
traders, believing supply their orders for every
thing in line, and to give satisfaction all
that trade with b. c. MITCHELL.
Ottawa, Jan. 5. 1856
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To THE UNSoPHISTIcATED.-The retired
physician who has for several years so pa
thetically reminded US through hundreds of
newspaper advertisements, that "his sands
of life have nearly run out" is said to DE do
ing an excellent business, and is correspond
ing with large number of deluded victims
for a very moderate consideration from each.
He is young man, about twenty five years
old, in good health, and engaged most Of the
time in writing for the New York Sunday
papers. His "sands of life" will continue
TO run as long as sa DIS of gold run into his
pocket. This is undoubtedly the case with
all who advertise that they have something
to communicate" etc, by addressing them
by letter Look out for all such humbugs
". E. Farmer.
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FARM FOR SALE.

nyIIE owned by Vim. waggoner, and common
i ly known the "Ioae farm" containing 800 acres
and lying mile south Of Marseles, (sw Sec 10,
3d. T. 49, X. 81 1t is well wa,ered, extending to
the river at the northeast has about 90
good timber 30 improved good house, barn and
outbuldings, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES Is
years old, and of the choicest kind of iruit.
Also a convenient Tenant House.
The farm is well adapted for both Srock and Grain.
The above farm will be sold cheaper, by far. than
other in La Sale County The owner is bound to sell.
an2s JULIUS AVERY. OTTAWA, Ill.
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Wall Paper Depot.
S. G. EARL & SON

CusInlaHS old Sand, Corner Of Main and Columbus
.SrsSfs.
VIAyE just received their Spring stock. and have
] for sale the elegant 10; OF Paper Hanyngs,
Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
They prepared to furnish in quantities to suit pur
chasers the latest patterns Of Satin Gilt Wood and
Papers with matched and common borders. Also, Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints, 8c, &C Their stock
is purchased directly from the manufacturers and sold
4 small advance first cost. myl.-t
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We learn rom the Joliet Signal that VIM.
r. onthank, Of that city, engaged as brake
man on the 81. louis, Alton & Chicago rail-
road, met with horrible death on last Satur-
day night, near Lexington, on that road.
In attempting to shut one of the car doors,
he slipped and fell through upon the track
and seven cars passed over his body. crush
ing it shockinsly and killing him Instantly
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WITTY AND Jusr.-DouslasJ errold's death
recalls Mrs. Cowden Clarke's capital dedica-
ton to the Concordance of Shakespeare"
which is neat and good ITO Douglas
Jerrold, the first wit of the age, this ConcOr-
dance Of Shakspeare, the first wit of any age,
is dedicated by Mrs. Cowden Clark, ola GER
tain age and no wit at all
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REMEDY FOR THE Bors.-Take from the
fcreleg Of the horse, the scab that grows on
the inside Of the arm or leg, pound it fine,
and put it into a pint Of spirits of gin, if
you can get it; put it into bottle and turn
it down the throat of a horse, the bolts will
"let CO." as it is termed, Immediately; and
the horse will eat in five minutes. The
above is sure remedy.
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A DISTRESSED PARTY The trouble of the
black republican party at the prospect OF
being deprived Of their Kansas issue, is very
like that Of Mrs. Cunningham at the loss Of
h'- spurious bantling. e Bring me back my
bay poor dear baby-my murdered
Do-.V.s legal baby" was the cry of the bag
vi Bond street, as she was caught in the tolls
of the law. Bring me back my Kansas is
sue--my bleeding Kansas issue-my muir
del ed Freedoms darling ISSUE" is the shrek
of the distressed politicians of the black re-
publican school.--Al6any Argus.
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4 sailor boy purloined two or three pies
Mt different times. He was overheard in his
whimsical method of repeating the marriage
vows thus:
81 propose a match between Jack Bowling
and this pie; if any objection can be made
to this union, let it now be known or forever
keep the peace"
On this freak being whispered to the cap
tain, be prepared good ropes end, and
holding it in one hand and the other, he
said
a union is now proposed to take place
between this rope and sailor if any objec
tons can be made to this tcklish match, let
them now be known or foreaer keep peace"
Captain" said the boy, "the bans are
forbidden; the parties have not the least re-
gard for each other. To make it right, both
with one voice should require to be spliced."
"Well," said the captain, laughing, "you
may so this time, sirIah; but look out next
time how you make love to or marry one of
M pies, for it is clearly pie-ratical.
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

Ia Safe Street, 0ppos5ss Tie Court U0use-
Entrance G. q. Millsr's Penn. Store,
NAHHERE can at all times be found general assort-
wv ment of Leather, such Harness. Bride, Collar,
Sole Upper, Kip Calf, and Belt Also, Deer and Calf
skin string leather, the lowest cash price. The high
est price in cash paid for Hides SKINS Sheep Pes
&c. Nov q4l W. z. RCHARDros,
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For Sale or Exchang

For Sale or Exchange.
HAVE 29c0 Of land in bureau County, suitable
for grazing which will sell exchange for lands in
La Sale County.
I have also 900 acres Of land in Henderson County,
ILL., for cheap, will exchange for improved lands
in this County. laugll X. THORNE.
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PorAro DrGGrSG BY MACHISERr-Captain
Taggart Of Robbery, Mass, has patented a
plow-shaped machine; with double set of
revolving metal fingers, which take up the
potatoes. winnow them from the earth, and
deposit them in baskets hung on each side.
or in a couple of rows upon the earth.
With pair Of horses, it is calculated a man
may dig from six to eight acres per day.