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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-08
WV Attest, George II. Kuowlton. Register.

At q Court OF Probate. holden at York. within
and for the county Of York, on tho first Tuesday
IN July, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.four, by tb" Hon. e. E.Bourne,
Judge Of said Court;
OLIVE HANSON, Administrative Of the estate OF
" Jabes b. Hanson, late OF sac0. In said county,
deceased having presented her drst account OF adj
nnistration Of the estate OF said deceased Tor ai
lowancet
Ordered, That tho said accountant give notice TO
all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
or Ter to be published throo weeks successfully n
tho Union r Journal, printed ut Biddeford, In said
county, that they may appear ut q Probate Court
10 be holden at Bddeford In said county, on tho
arst Tuesday Of August next, ct ten Of the clock
In tho forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not DO allowed
Attest, George H. knowlton, Register.
"A true copy.
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Portland and N. Y. Steamers
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.
IL, The splendid and fast Steamship.

The splendid and fast Steamships
Locust Point, Capt HofYnan, and
SIINM Potomac, Capt. Sherwood, will, un.
EkzS2StEkDt I'll further notice, run ~ follows
Leave Brvwns Wharf Portland, every Wedncs
day and Saturday, ut 4 o'clock p. ~, and Pier
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat-
urday, at o'clock p. VI.
These vessels are fitted up with Ono accommoda.
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, 100, Including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
tresl, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and st. John.
shippers are requested to send their Freight to
the Steamer as early 3P 81. on the day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY & FOX Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. Is. CR0MWELL& Co., No. SO West Street, New
York.
Portland. Dec. I, 1899. -
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true '9 ATTEST, oeors. n. Knowl,on. ,.osiaer.

At q Court Of Probate holden at York, within
and fer the County OF York, on the drst Tuesday
In July, In the year oil our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.iour. by the Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Judge of said Courtl
SAMUEL ". JONES, named Executor Ia Ger,
y tain Instrument purporting to DO the last viii
and testament Of ueorge F. Goodwin. late or Le6.
non, In said county. deceased, having presented
tho same for probatei
orisrtd. That the said Executor give NOTICE
10 ali persons interested, by causing Q copy OF
this order to be published three weeks successfully
In the Jnion & Journal, printed at Biddelord, IN
said county, that they may appear At PROBATE
Court 10 be holden ut BIddeford. In said county.
ON the arst Tuesday In August next. at ten ofthe
clock In the forenoon and shew cause, u any they
havo, why tho said instrument should not be
proved, approved and allowed as the last VIII ana
testament Of tho said deceased.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
Atrueeopy. On v,,w,,on p.,,,,.,
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a ''u''0 Ys.e.., George a. Kn0wltOn, Register

At q Court of Probate held at York. within
and for the county OF York, on tho hrst Tuesday
in JuIy In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hund rcd and slxty.four, by the Hon. E.E .Bourne,
Judge of said Court, -,
Manson IT, late OF Kittery, IN said county. do.
ceased ha wing presented her first account Of admin
istntion of the estate Of said deceased for allow
ancei
t,ce IN All persons interested, by causing q
eony OF this order to be published In the Union 4
journal printed In BlddeiSrd, In said county three
weeks uccessively, that they msyapPear alta Pro.
ty.ou the nrst Tuesday In August next, ut ten Of
the clock In tho forenoon, and shew cause, II any
they have. why the Same should not he allowed.
Attest. George u. knowlton. Register.
A trueoopy.
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In saso, July 4, Pela,iah Came, So years 0

In Saco, July 4, Pelatiah Came, So years o
mos.
In Worcester, Mass. June 2ist, Mary A..
daughter Of John aud Miriam Lord, formerly
of this city. l6 yrs 1 mos.
In Limington. June %, while on visit at
her granjfather's, Nella, daughter OF 3. 7. and
Octavia McHeuney, Of this city, 5 yrs IL mos.
In New York, June 81, Capt Isaac +. Snow,
formerly Of Saco, 80 yrs.
In Chelsea, Mass, Juno "a. Mr Humphrey
Pike, foruerly Of Saco. q.
In Kennebunk. July S, Mr.. Stephen Day, s.
yrs 8 mos.
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s. T.--l860.--X.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness assitude, palpitatOu OF tho heart lack OF APP
petite distress after eating torpid liver, cons,ipa-
,On &C., deserve to suffer IL they will not try the
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted frce those above that number will be
charged regular advertising rates.
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Performing Elephant, Tippo Saib

History records many instances Of brute ssgey and
lusmsn In all ofwhieh the Elephant stand.
All former performances entirely sepssd By this Won
isrfa Elephant that seems endowed with reasoning fss
ali
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.RA1LROAD.

- Fares arc fps esnfs isss when tickets are
purchased at tho otce, than when paid In the cars.
FRANCIS CHASE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland. April lth. 1864. tsistf
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
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ALPHA.

On Tuesday. John Dixon OF Portsnouth and
James Clark Of New York ysss S,oush. up on
sert rom the Navy Yard. They were f'und at
midnight on Thursday last, the time liked for
the marines to desert.-in separate boats near
the Navy Yard landing. The soldiers were
kept In their quarters, and four persons vent
down, representing the would b desersers.
Having taken these on board. they started ior
Portsmouth, bat Capt Hebb. one OF the iour'
somewhat peremptorily, aided by arevolver'
persuaded them to return 20 the Yard-on Ar
irving at which. u was found that they bad IN
clothes. intended for the usc of the dessrters. .
part Of which clothing was identified IS having
beea worn By one Of the would be dssertsrs
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IEOfHkU ana yOVN01
rhsss beautiful err,,ures slthopgh brsd In cage. sshse
N much sroeity any ever captured IN hs native jus.
de- They are the nst bred n 'hs country. sesss.
.usntly great eurioAity.
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Portland. Nov. 20. 1863. att
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-19
Naval Intelligence.
Great Activity In the Navy.

iue counng two weeks will he fIl ~ interest,"
I'd activity among naval vcssels north ~ tape
uhtieras The various navy yards are Al "orE
cay and night IN senling IN vessels and ordnance
siorcs 20 va-iors points. Everything looks as "
Va coon wore N hear ~ stirring conflict 0hFH
~, tcip- hurried ~ .. rapidly a. possible ana
mon are t.irg cont ~ S.riou' stations h. hun
dreds.
Dictator. ron .sd, 2 guns. Tho Dictator " III
l.. reslv f,r.c. ~ stcw d.ys She is a beautiful
POGO Of " -p,1,rshr ani no vessel floats whose
inter 10 aftaa. eernts are costly and rich For
a., present. ai cast visitors will not lie allowed on
BOAR naval oiFccrL even those attached the
"a, Yard have hecn denied sdinittsncs. This Ia
NJ. baby 10 enable the workmen 10 progress M
RAJ Jly ~ possible with the work, Al tue weasel is
uc, Jed for active service in few days
Durdeyberg, s., 10 guns Tie great ocean iron
clad ram Dundcrtery' building by w u Webb,
is 10 he completed without the two Iurrcts az ori-
y,nally intended. This will lie a great saving to
ate government, AMI will add 10 the beauty, stadi
ity and s1swuthincss Of the vessel The engines
1t the E,na Iron Works ar, progressing nicely
snd II will not be many weeks before tue "uuh
isiins mountain" will b. aiost.
Ihc telegraph announced yesterday that tho nov
Ia ..n.ciad U1gn.c Re lin Ling di P1rtog'lo b.,
Ihtel saioly at Naples ailer passage u Z" da5l
80 2 hours. The weasel performed beautifully
~ ,stfy ding was Ia excellent order.
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MARINE NEWS.

CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS Artisan, Bait; China Liverpool
sBIP -,iould, lBriti.hl Drisdse, Tor Liverpool
B.khs Nanthn h.pinvaIl. Wilhelm, Uenoa F;
Bertha. Hamburg Brciuan.
BklG--Eeoka, pemsrsrn, Henrietta Re Tmuds.
sCuOONtRS Emily, for New orleans, Hannsh.
Washington; Adele, Iostou.
ARRIVED.
sTEtMluIps Ilecla Nerpoo and Queenstown;
Albany, NonlVAd City. e. Empire, Washus ton;
lutuhfla, Fortress AOuto. Scotia Liverpool and
Queenstown. Detroit, w ashinston Il e; G-orse Lea
-, Fortress huutuo.
BARks Jennie, st Address, y II. Florence Pc
teIu, Santa Cruz.
SCHOONEkS Tuns Bodlne, Cold spring. Ahm
Osborn, ihany TOR StoungtOn. Nermillon, Port JET
t,tsor Wi-on CIuv f. ID, NatanZas Nigilant Nassau
BELOW bark Canada. brig Elizabeth; schr Ste
plen q Hart, Cape Breton.
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Tn, Tex, yrpAscr.-A HObot.n cor.

I
responder, complains that tickets repiesehuns
| ons, two OF three GEMS He os'Hs eA&na.'sy
circuls,ei BY iTesp'ns'oe 'e'e's s"u ''
| u are ia no lse ~ prevent such issues Ibe issue
:, .,oks rcpre.enting any amount Of money, Is an
| VI cn"A" ''p - -,
ofense punisbADe W s'''ro Pen~1'
now before tho Court In this city In when party
| = .,,.,ed for tassirp a ferry ticket IN tn way
-.
y" 'u'uS' - r.. -.
! NN'" w '"'''' W" "' '
Ne North Il yer, ir pcrioI ~ ten years was sol1
=, s,c,ion ,c.,c,av fo,., soo liz The Comptroller,
tt.u r.. ,.uo,;o, 4, n ,c,or, Of tie
Il.
Pc, o, s,-,, p,vo, 4, Con nor spnnto John
DAWSON. csssc.
Fer foot Of Watts street dumping Erouhnh gnu
D., ~ 4. NJ t,i,.n a. so0 ~, .,,r,n John
& Date, lessee.
Pier a. North River, 5000 per annum W.
l ANA & Guion, leesacs.
Per 20, North E,,,r, sa,GOO per snnurn NJ.
Riyuor, lessee.
I,... ....,i.,..,t, ,-e. h,,,,e ,b,ain-
=, 49,. - -. ,,s,,,i.. ,,,, a..
c..... .A,u ,,,Le or ..o,s..., ,.r,i,s. aud ko.r
~ ~, sns ,r COL ,,i,r ,b,. reli.v,,y the
:. 'u' '''' - - ~
| CORPORATION ron al 'hirnN usually '" ms" P'" u
| t'NtoS HONr AND ScHoOt. The Gair FOR the
ben,a, ~, ,hs ip.,u,io, 10 now IN active opern,ou
a, I,,i,, u,u Tho pnlli, g.hoois and the Fire Do
| nr,,p.n, co.op,ra,ing The articles exposed fr
.,e NJ, vo,,l the ,utcbnse-tnopev, and consist of
fancy goods jswoIy. pictures and other things
| usually found VA public bazaar. Tie proceeds
| viii be devoted tn tue iencht ~ our brave Youn-
! tors ohilircp who attend the Home aud scl
| ~. u''of'u"h" arc cou"'Oueu Wy MI - ~"
-. v..,,., u ..,,,.L n
t,s brnI. az, I, 1. FLETCHER street.
occupied as "a lin can store. fir lower part was
used az a coopcr's mop. The daiua2e "as est
| uist.d Al 5000 Insured.
ms COZ urg
| NJ, . r-....... -. ,,,.
| INV r"siAL '"'"iN"' A"'' '''"
| William Rogersou, A's Marvin, Henry bolmar'
Cb.rI...,ip ucll.,s,n. ,,c.utIv .ff,a,ed al Por,
| -, ,.,h,
'rrN's ana IN SKIN street, NJ" '"f'' "e'' ''''s"'
pe'ofe Commlssiohet osD'th Yesterday "o' "'"t
De Commissioner committed Won iof .,''
,I,,,S pas,ai currency Of yar,1us dem. DIN atoms
The dies platea paper and about -l'N,"" IN coun'
terie fractional currency have ueeu turned over I,
dc custody e the United States District Attorney.
| ,,rur nv CrSrn.l sK.srnSs 49, Ilom.s Kchoe
!
ihdi''eh 'ot Ne nufuet o' "'''se 'A'u"'i' ."
I9 Mott street, ou the 9Th OF september, yesterday
plead guilty to mAns'aushter ia tie ID degree u
Na
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y ur,e cars, sbJ we're sent IN . special train for
,oAbneu,ent IN The Old Csptoi at wsshingtvn.
T.ot Lr8bcb houses N WashnytOn we're also
,ius.j. aud tie proyrietors and clerks there like
Wise Imprisoned. All those parties are suspected u
rices with the South, and being extensively en
le91 10 block sde running II Ia supposed the dis
l!omEes were made through the capture of contra
t,ri letters Tho order for tho arrests came dircc
rom Washington. II Is Alleged persons similarly
IN tcl IN Philadelphia, and ether large cite, ar,
.pI,..cl M connected with the saline combiua
'Y.. II milton Ess,or was TO Baltimore what
J "1rI 10 NV YORK. In pint Of extensive bus
,uesa
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DEATHS.

GURxAN On Oct. lIth, john German, AGED a
ytrlr-.
The funeral will take place from his late reel
d,rp,. lU Eleventh. st. tta " rdnr sizy nttcruOon
O'Clock. His friends are invited to attend the iu-
nersl. 3-J
MARTIN un Tuesday, Oct l., IsGt OF dysenter,.
Eu'rrick Ma TN, al the 18th wear IT his bfe
The relatives AMI il1ends OF the family, also the
returned veterans ot TIN lyth Rrst, y, \. : Voc d,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
hs late residence o. Ilcks st. Brooklyn, this WED
uruayJ Afternoon, 18th inst, NJ O'Clock. His re-
u4,lu. viii he taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter-
nirut, 30
aCLGREW on Tuesday. Oct Is Of Group, AlcS-
ancer Muigr"w, ounseat son OF Jolu and Bridget
hll'fsw.
Tie friends and relatives OF the family respect
fay invited 20 attend the funeral this " ednesiayy
AFTERNOON, NJ o'clock, from the rosiIen,c OF his
pueut-, ~ West 18Th It. %!
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l'ljKS.

A TTENTIOS-LADIE FtRS-NOTWTTH
LA.andins the hish rate Of gold. the y. Y. Fur
IAi,ie- calliut early take their choice from our
lAre. and wel selected stock, and obtain great bar
saus NJ about bali the price paid esesherc. Altering
anu repairing to the latest styes equal 10 new. re-
e-pt given 10 pdrchasers TO insure against moths
DEPOT - Chatham ~ opposite Crooks marble Hotel
FLEMING, Manager. Look ior III. Mammoth, eJ w!
NORTH WESTERN CANADA FUR MANI
iarturins Co.-Iuu of every description, v hob :
sale and re'ui, from 50 set and upssrds Alte ring
and repairing neatly done and with dispatch. Alao
hats, caIr gloves trunks travelling bars, umbrella
and robes la great varity. Y. s.-A box Of my cclc-
bratcd moth po~ der given 10 each purchaser OF set
Vi iurS. Call early and make your selection. JAS.
" iiAN ms, 2uZ brvadvay, New Chambers st. 81
Dusn. II. and 90 Chatham Vt. $50
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DENTISTRY.

4 So" OF TEETH On SILVER q To
"A 1. on gold, $40 TO $50 partial eots, gold, ~,
siIy,r per tooth. Teeth ertItlttel without pain
c.,uea gh. tenrd, flied with gold and other ill.
u..r- 5I ct- AID warranted, by Dr. II. NlLLERS, IS
Iovety, opposite the Old hestfe, y34
nR. DRAKE, 455 CANAL STREET, SETS
sl s'.tIana ses ~ c5nts , 9Th oi sI ,es,
fird with gold, lone cement or other hings, 90 cta
IL 81 per tooth Teeth extracted without palm. $50
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
Mn Paris illi sei ior ~ and upwards, warranted
4, neag 18th RI. 3sI
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A TTENTION, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
n ron yorker You are all wanted at n regular
NEE ling OF the MON TO he held on ednesds even
ir October lqth at Military Hall, No. 1893 BoweIy
III. new constitution and hook Of prices are TO DO
a opted, and committee on ball 10 report Rally boys,
o. ., nd all, equal rights and no fnvors
" 4 Mum, Prs. l. hotatlSTER' Sec. 1888
ITO TAIIOR WANTED GOOD BUSH
i elnen 10 work ia the store, No Us West 10Th st.
Constant work and good vales 70 steady, capable
N.kHaA. Apply olrly. 'Ssi
NlyANTED-A FiRSTRATE HORSESHOER
w and black .Aith. Apply n cor fulton sv and
Hunu.rs st, Brooklyn. NJ. Nj, AttEkY. Ssi.
NXrtNTFn-A MACHINE BLACKSMITH,
w between Pearl and Jay sta, Brooklyn.
~, X. KENT
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The rebel raider Wheeler n only 20 years Old,
and very small. IL LADIES' man. Al . bah in
Carhsie, p, rust bclorc the war, he got tight, and
teeorn nv aware lsat the ladies were turunS UP
their noees At lin, be soliloqused thus; wheeler,
you're drunk wheelcr, ire guls are lsugh.ng at
you whsssf, ySaI essiss ~ Lolns !" and he
~
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THIS in.ic,,es teyonl ito shadow Of doubt,
The unbouno,d popularity OF the Democratic can
d.da,e. and the certainty u hi, election. Ipdsfsti
,-,tlc, to make the test stll more satisfactory,
mex, proceeded TO ,he Asylum for imbeciles and
eanv lased as follows:
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Too Late for Classification.
N An RAG rs.

WINNERS -BFlNDIe-At Brookly u, oct Is, is6i.
b. the kc, " Grrlrk, Jacob }, Weiners t. frede,
Ii,a heud both OF BROOKLYN. No cards. ysy
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A MAN AND HIS WIFE, OR OR 3
fAyounp men can be accommodated with furnish
eli room al u Essex It, top floor. 10
A FEW MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
IA dated with board ods ling; also scat room. gGI
Pearl 81. ton floor IS
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BEDROOMS
i TO let With water, aud every convenience Tor
housekeeping alec hall bedroom and attic room
in East Broadway, No children taken. Inquire 500
{, rand al. private entrance. ~
GOOD BOARD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
VI at 256 West 10th st. l5I
TWO OR RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
l. men can be accommodated with board a. No 70
Henry 1t. room o. 10
WANTED, BY A WIDOW, l OR 2 RES
w pee able women TO board. Apply 20 Stanton st.
In thu rear. %
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ALL WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
~ notl can 6nt 2 csAh pars>assr " eakkaas o. =.
" CEASXE N WaQiARAS ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-26
IDLE GIRLS.

The number OF idle and useless girls in al
our large cities seems TO be steadily increas-
ing. They lounge or sleep through the morn.
ings, parade the streets during the afternoon
and assemble in frivolous companies Of their
own and other sex to pass away their evenings
What store of unhsppiuess for themselves
and others are they laying up for the coming
time, when real responsibilities shall be
thoughtlessly assumed They are skilled il
no domestic duty-nay, they despise them
have nc habit OF industry, nor taste for the
useful What will they be as wives and moth
ers Alas for the husband and children, and
alas for themselves. Who can wonder if de-
mestic uuhappiness or domestic ruin follows
1t is one of the worlds oldest msxims thai
| idleness is the mother of ali evil and wretched
cess. How sadly strange that SO many par
eRts-mothers especially-forget this, ant
bring up their children in dainty ideness.-
They are but sowing the wind to reap th,
whirlWind.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-26

Treasury under special act of Congress at
premium Of not less than twenty per cent.
There is no doubt that this option of conver-
sion is worth at least two or three per cent.
per annum to the subscriber to the loan, thus
incJeasing the actual rate of interest to about
ten per cent. Notes of the same class issued
three years ago, are now selling at premium
that FULLY proves the correctness Of this state
ment.
It's EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL
TAXATION But aside from all the advantages
We have enumerated, a special Act of Congress
eremPfs all bonds and Treasury Notss from
local taxation. On the average this exemption
is worth about two per cent per annun, ac-
cording to the rate Of taxation 10 various parts
OF the country. Can greater inducements be
asked for than those we have enumerated?
The Secretary Of the Treasury hHs been
told that he must buy money at the highest
rate TO command it !" that be should sell hl
obligations ''for what they would bring, SO
as to lead the market bnt the Secretary will
do no such thing. If Shylock bought bonds
at 80 in August, he would demand conces-
sion Of another ten per cent. in September,
and twenty in October, until be would finally
offer to lend only the interest and keep the
principal. IfGeverDment securities are werth
anything, they are richly worth every thing
their face calls for in gold, srd the country is
not so psor in spirit or in purse as to submit
to any such sacrifice as Shylock Demands
There is but a limited supply of money seek
ing investment at any time, and the Govern
meat offers to pay literally for its use. At the
rate Of seven and three-tenths per cent. per
annum, to say nothing of the collateral Gdvan-
tages, it is the strongest borrower in the mar
ket, and every feeling of interest, as we'll as
patriotism and duty, should induce our read
ers to invest in its loans. A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-26
THE nRAET Avn The pnnR MAN.

The poor aud those who cannot afford to
hire a substitute, should remember one fact,
to-wit that the Union men of the whole
country are doing everything possible to free
their district from the draft, while the Cop
perheads do little, and generally are hinder
ing, by every possible means. Their papers
have for two years been so souring the minds
Of their followers that none of them feel dis
posed to enlist. Thus are they making a draft
inevitable, and thus involving the poor, while
the Unionists are exempting this class, by pro-
caring voluntary enlistments. Who, then, is
the enemy of the peOr man Let the Cop
perheads answer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-26
knother Agrieultural RevOlutiOn.

The reaper and mover invention revolutions
lied the harvest-feld, and now we have On in
vention that bids fair to reVolutionizs the plOW
field. According to tbe Prairie Farmer it IS
A roller of cast iron, little more than three
feet long, and weighing half ton, with move
able teeth or spades a foot in depth; 30 fixed to
its surface as to enter the ground with the
most force, and leave it with the least resist
anee as it revslvss; this with the necessary ap-
paratus for sfixing the motive power eonsti-
tptes tha whole Spa6sr. With four horses al
tscbed. The Spader can plow end harrow the
ground in once going over it, and now it too
bv attaching seed drill or corn planter, thus
performing the three operations at once.
Now as to the economy oft. M. l., sulli-
want, formerly the great farmer Of Fraaklin-
ton, near Columbus, Ohio, and now one OF the
most succeesful eultivators of the soil 10 Cen.
trail Illinois, has tested the Spading Machine
on his immense prairie farm. The entire COST
of planting and tiIling an acre Of corn until
ready to harvest has been reduced by the Inn
proved machinery 70 eighty-fOur aud half
cpntsl MIR. Sullvant measures his coFndelda
he the thousand acres, aud be has reduced the
work of cultivation to the ulti@atum oraystem
and cbespness, and carefully kept sccountS.---
T, mnst Of course cost more on smaller farms
where thiugs cannot all be doue at wholeSalei
bu, the Farmer says it is sale TO infer that the
relative saving will be rs great upon smaller
estates, aud that the Rotary Spader will eject
a saving Of one half in the cost Of raising crops
aud create As great revolution In Agriculture
as did the Reaping Machine