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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-02-12

1t is considered cool 10 tske q mans
hat, with his name written in IL, simply be-.
cause you want his autograph.
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For The jasper Ccurier.l
ESSAY ON MAN,
PABADfsiAcAL Epoch OF THE EARTH.

New beings arise. again find there the
tomb;
TIL thus st last the omens row arise.
Aud EsrIh and Heaven. the circumsmbieu n
j. 'pfoclam the era. the auspicious morn
5 When The ncblest work Of oil now woul
E be born.
The sur now sets amid q crimson light;
The day declines, on come the shades o
night:
un high The Stars appesr now one by one
And Nights iuir Queen sscends her astrs
ii lhrone.
They dance around thro' Heavens vesti
\ hule.
It'll star on star now by the brighter rule
1Of Days efiulgent Star is quenched, snt
ii's coming now proclaims the elded dawn
rosy hue illuiDes the burnish'd Ess,
And mellow rays play on the mounts,n.
crest;
The blushing orient opes her gilded port;
In epiendor bright the king Of Day walks
forth;
The fsecy mist now slowly fades away
From tusky woods, and from the h,zy lsy.
And all with glee ss lutte The coming day:
The iea,her'd cbor- with harmonious song
Him welcome bid; aud louder sweiis tn.
,brong
IOf Ns'ure. young with vigor and delight,
IOf Nature deckd in all their gorgeous
sight.
The youthful zaphyrs with their genial
Now kiss The busbing Earth; hills. forcs,.
heath.
Mountains, dsles. the impreging 0, wrrs feel.
And ten thousand charms sprout IRON grove
ard fed.
TIE gaudy tulips. the ,zure hyacin'hs,
Md spicy herbs. the stately smsranihs;
The erocu.es IN oil their tolors gay.
And asecy now-drops sire9 the verjsnii
lay:
The fr,grsnt oronge grove with golden n,w.
ers,
The pomsgrsniie group with hs crimson
showers.
Csrns'ion. liiies, blue, blhse, red and fair
Like hesveL's idsriscent bow appear,
t.
The eIlrring pearls. then 10, The goidsn dew
Delicious fruit, IRON bending boughs in
cline,
The luscious frui, OF the incircing vine:
I'd vernal charms there blend with sum
mers grain,
And vernsni flowers midst the golden plain;
rte the brilliant lint OF Auiuma's psudy
leaves,
The mellow green Of early Spring relieves:
Thus iniermixed one Summer, Fell aud
Spring
10 Mans delight bestow their Offering.
Ger smiling mesds, amid the tangled
wood.
o frolicsome p;sy gauboI Natures brood:
The Skipping lamb, the blesiing dame pur-
The boisirous ram, there the frisking ewes:
The stately horse, the bovine. race; and
they
That seem TO live. 10 eat 10 die, 10 play.
The subtitle leopard. the nimble antelope,
mid 'ha. wi'd. on yonder mossy slope:
The limped.eyed gszelle and the shsgy bear.
n joyful frolic play with the reindeer.
The tiger, lion. the clumsy elephant,
n spor,ive riot; now in the shade they pant:
nd the shy doe plays with the psnlhers c
paw,
IND the coy dove breads not the falcons
claw: Il;
he specked snakes there seem like pesrly
bands
oi'd mid the fragrant Aow's Of yon gar. o
lands.
With pinions spread the eagle rosns the
air, lIe
he thrush sttunes ber sweet harmonious
prayer.
p scars the lark in spiral circuit round.
o hail the morn with her melodious sound, :
nd echo bripgs from yonder sbadv dale :
he farewell notes Of the coy nightipgale:
nd cheerful choirs euljveu woods and r,
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Conundrums.

Why was Noah never hungry, Be
cause he he'd Ham with him.
Whist goes most sgsinst q farmers
grain! His moving machine.
From whaiire was mother Eve promp.
ted TO pick the apple! Devi; tree.
When may msn be considered . poo,
vehecle for expression! When he 10 a little
sulky.
Why was Napier like hen pecked hus.
band! Because he was spier (hsppier) with
oat the N (hep)
Why ere you more like a carpenter
Than i? Because you're desI plsindesler.
-Whst part did the Sphinx take 10 an.
cient wsrfsrel Il riddied the enemy.
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WHY'S dancing like new mIkl Be-
cause II sueng' hens the calves.
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-Wsnted by a lsdy-A machine thai
will tell how fer husbands go when 'ihey
jnst step down 10 the post office or club
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PUBLISHES? EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, by
L E M EN- I DC NE.
OFFICE On WEST MAIN STREET.

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For The Josppr Courier.
The Devil in Duff.
BY o. p. d. GREEN. ESQ
me on my dowDy bed,

I laid me on my downy bed,
Aud drew The coyero'rr my hend.
Closed my eyes, snd couried sleep-Lu,
twas no 60: for whi-kev fumes were on n, +,
breath, my fever brsin Was wild nth inte,.
nal fancies. When 10. n hellish sound
burst on my ears and brought me on NV
feet.
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-Meu Of feeliog- rickpcc keos.
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Ye Gods! before m, burning csz,,


Ye Gods! before m, burning csz,,
There stood The Devil: with his fsce.
Bent close to mine; gtam Of fepdi.l
Ioy' flashed from his CORY EYE. ss he mut,er
I'd If I'm right ihis is o P. Morton Greer
Alas! too rieh, 'or once I moaned-
In mockery the Devil grcaned,
On! Master Devil spare me now.
And gran, me one more trial: tor twas cold
dav. aud was awful dry, else the fs,.,b bot.
tie Would never kissed my lips, aud I'll per
form my former vow.
See that you do, the Devil cried:
And with green wiihes. he quickly tied
My trembling limbs. and swiftly bore n .
to where Ia been before: and said, Blessed
rre The pure in heart and with a curse he
kicked me through The Lodge room door.
Fuces bold with fear were painted:
The frightened sisters scresm'J and fainter
The Worthy Chief dfop't his gavel.
'Doh't be alarmed friends, I'm O. p Nor
ton Green, aud the chnp behind 10 the
Devil
The sons OF Rechsb then united me:
Placed me stride ,be eost and tried me /.
The Chief arose. put on his collar
And spsks ihuslv. Brother, the wsv O,
'he irsnrgressor il bard. and thou arr severely
punished. But we need money. and there
fore, l fine thee Ore Dollar
DUR. P O. Feb. "a 1869,
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A screaming fsrce-a Bsby.
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Fmrniahed Rooms.


ENIRsT class furrished room to let, in suit or elm
Il gle, AZ reasonable rates, at No free st.
April 6-diw*
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TO LET.

A store at LigOnfa Village.
n lie store now oc upied as Millinery and Fancy
Go, DIS Stuie under Lig6nia Hail, may be leased
on reasonable terms.
1t is good SITUATION for Dress Maker and Mil
liner, or Tor the Fancy G dds business.
ELqui o on the gis m SEES, or OF
W. h. PkNNELL,
arSeod2w 20 Unicn st.
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Wanted!

a GENTS TO sell the american Knitting Ma
- ch'ne = Price . p. The simplest, che apest ana
best kui ting Machine ever invented. Will knit x0-
o0e STITCHES rer minute. Liberal ind cenenis to
AgeGls. Addrs 8 AM RIcAN KNI1TIfG MACHINE
Co., Boston, Mass, or st Louis, Mo. te1MwFi3t
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure Of Whooping Cough !

j. w. PICKETT, Esq BROOKLYN Y.
am not in the habit of taking advertised mcdi-
cnes, nor OF certifying their curative effects when
they come under my observation; bnt feel con-
strained to make an exception favor OF DoDD's
NERvINE and Invie orator, medicine / have used
in my family for some time past My little daughter
had been utering from severe whooping cough Tor
several weeks, and was SO much bro en- OF rest at
night that-by exces i've coughing aud loss sleep
her constitution and general health seemed 10 be
giving away. Various r,medies pailiatives were
recommended by in innate reehbors: but nothing
was tried until our attention called by physi-
clan not now in practice to Dodd's Nerve This we
p occurred and commenced using at once-with an ct.
feet immediate and surprising As the commissions
were hardest at night, we bean BY giving the Ner-
ed made its impression; the cough became less fire.
quent, and very much less Severe she soon got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in few days was as we'll as ever. WHAT
was left of the wh0oping cough thereafter of no
trouble OF course cannot but consider Dodds
Nervine and 1nvigor tor an invaluable romedy for
this distressing malady. mae add that have
since recommended 1t to several family friends in
like circumstances, and have found it in every ease
to be equally successful. 1t needs ony to be known
to come into Universal demand.
j. W. PICKETT.
Fer sale by all Druggists Price, One Dollar. fl6 sw
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Druns Hs ads and VhIee Wheel
VeiOclp edes.
EOR sale cheap for cnssh. Bass and T.ror rs,,
Drum Heals, Banjo and 1amborine Cali Heads
Also. Three Wheel yelocipedes e"'' h0a's'
Ja?7eod2m AZ Ey,ch.r Co.
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cumberland super-Phosphate
Still maintains
MOST DECIDED SUPERIORITY,

Which is manifest both in
Larger Results and in Gre ater Eerma.
nency Of kaects.
Its superior efficacy the first wear due to its larg-
per centage OF soluble phosphorc acid and Of
monia; and its grea'er permanency of action Is due
10 the presence of upwards OF five hun0red pounus
OF pure raw Done in ire powder, added os dryer.
substances use.i dryers In ordinary Super-phos-
pilates. This alone ad,is fit do lars per ton its
value, and hi is SO much oUer and abore all which
isused to supply soluble lhosphoric acid.
Taking all its constituents end proportions into
view it is deemed to he of double the value OF such
as are made from mineral phosphates the So
pilates, and when are urged upon our farmers at
about The same lice at which the genuine and su-
peror article made by the Cumberland Bone Com
Testimonials Of Its efficacy can be seen in large
nun bers the Office OF the Company; such as one
e@ pess and al nt hast
we spread, to each hill. Where the Cnmbe land
EsN Jesoa o gsse on s
sized Su face as gaze sac CnShets aUjh the barn ma
aure alone, and the latte were poorer also and TWO
weeks later. Those grown on the Cum berlsnd Bone
Company's super-phosphale, brought enc dollar
PEI bushel.
Some dealers refuse to sell the Cumberland su-
per-phosphate, and decry its me Its because they
can make larger profits on articles width they
buy at . lower price, and which cost great deal
less to manufacture, and thu furnish large mar
gin to pa, for costly advertising AMI pulling, and
the labOrs ct plausib agents to push off their wares
but all are not thus deceived nor willing to deceive
Others consequently ir Is
SO I'd by Many Principal Dealers i'm Fer.
tifizcrss
If you do not fin home, tell your traders to
get IL, or send your orders iIect to tn
GUM BERLAND BtsNE COMPANY,
G j. MORRIS, Treasurer,
Office "a Union Wharf, Portland, Me.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEN G informed that report is ci culated that
- have bought largely of B adley's Super-Phos-
phatr, and prefer 10 that made bv the Cumberland
Bnne Company, desire he error to be correc ed.
To explain more fully, let me say that use sew
tral hundi ed tons yearly in my business of Com
Packing, most Of it to supply to farmers who grow
corn for me. am also preparing myse this year
10 grow some thee hund ed acres for which the
Cumberland super-Phosph lie will be the principal
dres ing. But some farmers have used Bradley's
and like II, and some desire to Try both. To accom-
modate such pers ms, and to give any their choice,
purchased som, Of Bradley have u-ed the Cum
bertrand more LARGELY than any other purchaser,
every year since the Company began to manufac-
ture, ana prefer It 10 all other brands
think ia, meIs are helne imposed upon In having
spurious and inferior articles urged and almost
fore, upon them and have rot felt warranted In
encouraging farmers who grow corn for me TO buy
any other sorts than the Two named above, giving
the pre- fer,n nee to The Cumberland.
j. W. JONES.
Portland, March 20, 1869. apr1eod Swlw
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CU OItISS AEUUSCS NtEICs
THE two brick houses with French roofs, Just
Il erected on Congress street, near State. They
are first class 10 every particular, beng plumUeJ
thorou- by tor hot and cold water. The bathing
and dining rooms are finished in Chestnut and black
Walnut They have good yards, with a rear passage
way accessible from Pine or Con ress Streets. Ap-
ply to w. ID. STEPHENSON,
1ct30dtt I'd National Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Medicine for
WHOOPING COUGH.

DoDD's NERvrNE and Invigo'a'or gives agreea-
BILE and almost ms ant relief The spasms Of Whoop-
ing Cough. This is complaint that all children are
expected 10 have; and when ltcomes strange 10 say,
tie or nothing being done to break its Intensity or
help the sufferers along. And when 1t Is rejected
that very many OF the diseases OF older and adult
years have their origin in the tear and strain OF
Whooping Cough, this neglect would be utterly un-
accountable bur tor the fact that chdrens leases,
like many OF the weaknesses OF women are consider
ed 30 much q matter 0fcourse that people have Je-
come st ically unconcerned about them Let them
cough IT through, We did, SEEMS gene ally to be
the unfeeiDg word. whooping cough is nervous
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mothers. Try 1T, and
save your little the worst agony of this distress
ing affection. A sure and beneiicent medicine
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IL three young men, two large uniuInisrea rooms
n with OF without board in central loca lon-
Coed reasons Tar leayIua present lo arton. Also
small pleas int tenement IL a csnIIal location.
nus1Iyws A. n. Portland, p. o.
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TN Pownal, farm OF the late Benjamin Soule, con-
Il tanning seventy-acTes OF good land, with build
ings thereon; a wood-lo aud orchard, two wells OF
excellent water, never tail in dryest seasons. 70.
further pa ticulars enquire OF j. SOULE.
mar4wlms on the premises.
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II O II IL IT..
TO LEE.
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to go west, offers his stock
u OF Groceries 'or sale. A chance for those
wishing TO go into the bushes. Is aisJ of the
best chances in the State for Country Produce bust
Less.
: For further information, inquire at the store
North End OF behring's Bridge, WestbrCok, Ne.
mr25l2w C II. FABYAN
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REAL ESTATE.
Good Farm for Sale

"a ialEi{nI1M In Cumberland, near the Grand
S<sl21EzzE1- Trunk Depot containing about rs
yellow birch and rock maple. very handy to The
house; cut % tons OF gooo ha, last year, The build
inRs are new and very onvenient. The house con-
abu dance OF closets and is heated by a furnace
The barn l. 36x60, clapboarded nj painted and has
with the house. Two we Is of good water. Three
tourths OF an acre OF straw rerrIes set last fa1.
The owner OF the owe farm being DESTROYS of GO
ing west is disposed to sell very favorable TENS.
Apply to W. II. JERKS,
ap12-3w Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hail.
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Portland & KenneDeo K. Z.

Winter Arrangement, Dec. q 1865.
EzszzzD Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
kat 1.i0 p NJ. tor stations on this line
anf Tor Bangor, Newport, Dexter and Stations on
Maine Central railroad; Also Lewiston, karua-
ngton and stations on the Androseoggia X. X.
Passengers for Bangor, Newport, Decker aRd sta
tons on the Maine Central Il H., will change cars at
kendalls Mills; the is the same by this route
as via the Maine Central Road
Leave Portland tor Bath, and intermediate sta
tons daily, except Saturdays, At $50 IA,
Leave Portland Tor Bath and Augusta on Satur-
days 81 $40 p. nj.
Passenger trans are due at Portland from Skow-
hogan, Bangor and Augusta daily NJ z25 4. n. aud
from Bath daily at e.3y A. NJ,
Fare AS low by THIS rOute " lie Wiston, Waterylle
kendalPs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Csntrsf
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maina
Central Stations are good lor a passage on this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, Dexter 49,. viii
purchase tickets to kendalls Mills only and after
taxing che cars ON this road the Conductor will fur
nisn tickets aud make the aTe the same through to
Portland or Boston as via the Name Central road.
stages for k0ckland connect at Bath; ana Tor BEL
lesF a. augusta, leaving daily arrival OF train fo
Boston, leaving at7.SU 4. M. and fOr SOIou Ausva
horridgewock, Athens anu Moose Head Lake az
skowhegan, and for China. EasL aud North Vassal-
Dorc, at Vassalbor0,; for Unity ct Kendails Mil'p.
and Ior canaan at Pishons Ferry.
W. HATCH, Super lnse ndeEs.
Augusta, Nov. %, 1868. oec3-dtI
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a In part or whole, in Falmouth on
ATsM-A the line of the Grand Trunk ROAD,
MGETt7EAZ the farm known as the Che cry
E tEIEfl6H Farm. Said Farm contains about
1zz2259@ eighty acres OF land well divided il
wood. past,re and tillage. House contains eight
rooms, with out-budngs
For pal ticuars enquire of DAVID CHENERY,
near the Farm, or S SHENEhY, NO Ii Exchange
ST. Portland, Me, po9rt n eod3 ys,I
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WANTED
Wanted

A NY person having tenement consisting OF or
"A moit looms, With the modern conveniencies,
WITHIN ten minutes walk or Mechanics Hail. to let
about May ist, TO emily of four with children,
can address Box 1854 p. o. apSd1ws
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Farragut's Fleet.

NE Omcers ami men connected with Admiral
\ farraguts Fleet at the capture OF new Orleans
IN 100, can now obtain Prize Money BY applying In
person or by letter, with discharge 10
z. h. HARMON,
70 Exchange st.
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For sale.

a NEW tenement house we'll built, with all
Al modern conseniencies. Also barn aud stable,
corner North and Walnut Enquire OF
I. CuNDON, on the premises,
Or at SO COMMERCIAL st. iunel3dtf
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Wanted /!
w anted.

A Young Man that has had some three or tour
a years experience in the FETAL Drug business
Enquire IT b. L. STAN GOD,
mr3Otf AZ and A. Middle st.
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N0eNEg, 81 AIsEL..
Farm for sale.

ONE of tfe most desirable vacant lots on HIGH
OSr, containing over 800 ieet. Terms LIBERAL.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTOR,
mr24d3w 90 Exchange st.
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PORTLAND a0CnESTERR.B.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

r1SsEszSESE1 On and siSsg WedEesd2y, Nov. ],
&&SX 1858 trains will run IS solloRg:
passenger trains leave Saco kiver for EOrtlsno Is
800 and 800 a. NJ, and $40 z. M. Leave Portland
ior Saco River T.1b 4. M, 200 and els T..
1918 p. M.
The Dummy connects at Saco River with the
I.lb M and p "A tram tor Center Waterborouah
South Waterborough and Alfred
az Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorbam,
Standtsh, Steep Falls, BALDWIN, De mark, Sebaso,
Bridglon. Lowell, Hiram. BIownfeld fIyebIrg,
Conway, Bartlett, jackson, Limington, cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison and Eaton, n. ii.
At Buxton center for WesC Bux on Eonny- L agile
South Limlngton, Limngton, Limerick, Newhsld.
Parsonsfeld and Ossipee.
Al SaccaraPpa Tor South windham, windham
Hill, and North Windham daily.
By order Of the President.
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Cumberland Superb Phosphate

THE CUMBERLAND BONE COMPANY Is an
ass0ci ition oil lract c farmers. whD Oh ganized
under charter from the Sta order to project
themselves from Imposition in the purchase COM
mercial manuIes, by Manufacturing good an ar T.
ce as could be made, by employing tie best maeri-
ais aad highest skill. he ompany engaged Q
ervices OF Mr.. GUODALE. well knd wn as an Ag1i-
cultural Chemist, AID secretary OF the Maine Board
of Aercultu e, who has sole charge OF directing its
manufacture.
One result of their operations was, the production
of super Tor article tina others wanted to share
in its benefits; and thus sales tesan, and they have
to, times as or al in 1865 as they were 10 1865.
Another result has b. en- that. other manufacturers
who wan ed 10 sell their manures in Mime, were
compelled to improve the quality If their goods so
as to make some approach to the high standard thus
established; but the
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Rooms to Leti

ITO LET with ard two pleasant mont rooms, CEN
Il trallg located suitable Tor gentleman and wife
or sipsle Rentleml n. Asc single 10 ms. For par
ticuais address Box 1776 Portland T.. o. ap9d1w*
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For Sale, For sale +!

d. We offer for sale the II. N jenkins prop
#;,. erty at Westbtook, containing about enc acre
s:A OF ground under high cultivation; Fruit Trees
AM small fruit in abundance. The baildi, Is are
new and In perfect ordel; there has been spent on
me properly within the past two years over $4,000,
The location u unsurpassed by any properly at
Westbrook, being IL the immediate vicinity Of the
Horse Cars, Schools aud Churches.
GEO. X. LAWS & co.
mr26d3w Dealers in Real Estate.
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BRIChS.

THE Portland Steam Brick Company, are now
i ready 10 contract for Pressed, Faced, Bay VIM
dow anu Common Brick, by the iO0v or lOOO,OeO.
AUG. L. kOTEJOY, Agent,
once Prsbls aouses Portland, re,
DoG2l-deA
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VIZ W rANTE D-a GENT@-s75 to 500 per
III ~ month, everswheIe male and female, to
introduce the GENUINE ImPR YEP
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
WlHl MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hen,
H le l, luck quilt, cord, nind, braid, AND eni-
III W broider in a must superior manner. Price
M W only SIS Fully warranted for i've years.
u W We will pay $1,000 tor any machine that
UV will sew stronger, more beautiful, OF
more elastic Aeam than oufs. 1t makes the
'shlastc Lock Stitch" Evei Second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing 1t. We pay Agents from S75
to 200 per month and expenses, or q CON mission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECUMB & CO. Pr TSBUkG, Pa, or BOS-
TON. MASS ,er ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAUTION.-Do not he Imposed upon ny other
paTues paming of worthless cast-iron shines, un-
der the same name or otherwise. Ours Is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
tactured ,e1eod13tsTT
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Wanted!

-. Vessels to lun between Portland
-5dAIA ami Boston Tor the season with brick.
u1A4A Enquire OF
$3.50 Charles sawyer,
s4asSskzzH Ship Broker 1z3 commercial street,
marltt Portland.
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DATENTSs*BY WHOM OBTAINEDs&P Patents
L Address 1hos Il Dodge. many years Chief Ex-
aminer, and of Appeal Board, U. S. Patent Office,
counsellor. Advocate and Solicitor of Patents Wor
cester, Mass. . tmar9d4w