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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
'Al' ,Por Pi.rnont ard Sysck only.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGE HREr.
and after MONDAY. OCT a. 1870 Trans vii leave Jants 80
follows:
$50 a Greenport and Sag Harbor.
1880 a Sorthpor. Way rrala.
800 p m Sag HirbOr and Riverhe,d Er.s through to G
port IN SATURDAY nights
400 . N. HOrthport EIprets
$500 Hsmp,tssd Wa, Train run, 70 Ihp on SATURDAY ntsh
600 p N. Horthpor Way Iras ,,
Glen Cove Locust Valley Heisve Hun nEon and Hohys e.vs
Hpnt,rs P.i.t at N O. J. D. BART0s, sGpt
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gorporation Noiiffs.

CRY OF DEPARTMENT FyANc. BCHEau OF rHs(
RECEIVER OIL TAXES COURT-HOusK, PARK, ,
81 CHA.BERs-sT., Dec. g. 1870 }
ITO TAX-PAYERS.--NO is hereby given
additional will he added the 18th inst to all
unpaid previous lt January following inter
est he rate per viii he Sdde be calculated from the 9th
Wy BERNARD sAYTH, Receiver.
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ByGISsxR OysrCE, THIRD LlGariorsE DISTRICT, !
No 10 BRoaDwAY NJ T., Box 4O2, EEwYoRK Dec H. 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

BSGIaGEk OFFICE, THIRD bl6HT-hOCnk !
No lG BROADWAY, " Box 4O2 EEw-YoRK, Dec IL, IBlo)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- until WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of January sf at
O'CLOCK M The construction Of foundation for RACE ROCK LIGHT
Island Sound Three thousand tuns moro or less Of
granite viii be required a the present time Of tie best quality p aor.
bty weighing less than and quarter W TINS
beiegur nshap but no slabs or thin pieces vi" b
accepted 40 a., -
iron spindle placed BY the contractors suitable noong- also
must placed the REF TO insure the
unloading and dropping the blocks OF gse close 70 The Rock
that be delivered tho spot during the Winter when
westerly winds prevail 49,
The proposal price which the granite can be
furnished and placed the reef which price must reoaS the cost the
spindle the Oc and Of the mosngs for the vessels
The granite depcad bY tho contractor under the drec
ton Of the designated BY the Lighthouse Engineer Of the Ird
PAYMENTS follows the Of one thou
position fryng 10 I'LL the contract
f6ld the another thousand
per until the contract % and che last payment On the
completion Of the contract
the time when the H0f VIII De begun Ater e
approval Of the contract .
Propos must he duplicate accompanied by guaranty dupi
cate Ofths Advertisement Alfred " the proposal
The right reserved reject and al bids that may not be deemed
advantageous 10 the work.
Proposals. addressed the underignel and Endorsed the
l. G. WOODRUFF
Engineer Third Light House District
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Broadway Savings Institution,

237 BROADWAY ENTRANCE ON PARKPLACB.
Interest defoss entitled thereto for the ending Dec ~
the Of s PR CENT PER ANNuM all IS and up
will be- pad On aud after MONDAY. jan. Ii. 1871.
FRANCIS T. SCHOALS, President
WAtA II WORh.TL, Sec PETKs CUMsSG Acs
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRS RAILROAD.


p.pots T.vYoI foot Of Brcyst ADD foot Of
500 m ExPaEss MAIL TRAIN eonnsetns a. Den, VI Boss
.n BraHeh At Dover With Chester Branch az waterloo win 1Ssi
Tor Water Cap souufs ssaion G., Bend Bnsssca SRA
so oS b II. esS H Ind ii RSs VI VIC ~
IEaloa VALLEY ExrREss .t:e. as X: no.a
F... :. r fs2Ss 'a ss B. Die :s S sssl el
ioS M SCRANTON EXPRESS connect, Dover viii Chs. K,
T. VIII sa,..I R. and At Warrington with D. L, AID
1Si HnacKETfsfo%S NAIL connect. Boo. c~
'' For YOUNGSTOWN ,.s. naO n:4O n, 40. SO 40 ss
For SUBMIT and intern s,s stations at So 10 and I NJ
70 For OK oRiSSs .nR SOUTH ORANGE $50 $50 $40 1910
il 20 m 1910 73o $40, +;20 4So 9o s~ s WV ana lac
For NEWARK a. $50 100 500, $40 $50 'lo;lo, 1919: lilo
40 s:o $40 $50 :s9O $40, 800 $50, and Ms n
nss,s s.sYOsS Sf BLooMFfsiD MoSTcIAR $40 and
li:OO a. m. and 200, $50, $40 and $50 p m -
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Chamber,-st and foot Of 23i,L As olorn
Through Express Trains leave Ch,HseT's a. M M S
Pad r. s ieT daily and improved Drawing secs Gs..
vile agaccnt seOns CCehe' uu,iny through % cs'ns
and GslOr Sleeping CoseSS, ,seGnRa s 49,. T 70 Rg % %
e l from Ne 1 Bar ssa
AZ fo aT Ps i. fa and avs %ay - m
a. E:5 os aGf asS aaS a.. SIS: No.
fOr Sssburgh and way m, $50 and $50 n 1sa't''s
Fol- Fol- susn and w.y a AS and s;S NJ IAs
fo Tr Peterson 1'c .5d " w S sa Depot SIS SIS ~
m: s:45 and 6:+S From ChsmbenG- Depot ~
6l5 1000 a. m IL N. sl45 4, 5:l5, and 645 p m.
For Haekenack Hdile from 2d ST. Depot at sS n n9
l2i5 3iS t55 5+s and t6:t From Chaneetst Dsps~
A m and ia t5:l5 500 and t6:i5 N.
Po Permont Syact Monsey snd Way from I'D st. Depot al sEe
p N. From Chanbers-st Depot 90 toO 40, as ~
500 and Saturdays ONLY. IL 90 Midnight.
Tickets Drawing Room and sleeping
Coaches for the checking and transfer B
Compsns Offices TAI 59 and 7 Broadway ~
Cbanberst Greenshst 25th st. and Thfdays HAss
FuoI-t Brooklyn; Depots foot Of Chanbersst and foot l
New York Exchange and Long Dock Depot Ispsy City NJ
H. % RuCKER Dec s. wNR BARR
Genl SapL 1870. Gsnl PSSr Al
'Daly. fFof Hsekerssei enl,
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no INVESTORS.

MACON AND AUGUSTA r. X FIRST MORTGhGb boNpS'
he per cent interest payable JaauaI ald july Avn
Pru0pal and interest guaranteed by The GbohuA H. H. NM
BANKING CO. or GEORGIA IT., ....,o. 4.
The road completed and successful operation ne gahraS
s ss Tie snot OF lien per mile small and We Teeonehu e
Bonds in all respects M K JESUP COMFY, 70 Piue,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
NEW YORK AND NEWHAYEN RAIL

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE TO- 100
Passenger station in uYork, Of 1wsnHshb ~
F'arhrT. E''Ti Ksy q I TSs9ty,SunA
For New Haven and Bridgeport (EL l:9 n 'lIib
's is ' .2. sS 'P Pst soai,o AID w.o liz
For n s S sEIj 1:,o M is:ls rIh 'Grh''' -
Fo b fG S;T q saf Il M 3, $50 $50 .ds@r%
a., tc 50, ssT 1sf III: go, sS lis lis s
For Gresa weh and intermediate stations T. Ia" ni"'7
sSnasy Nal ran leave, rvsntr.y.nth SsrYsri a. 10
Boston via both Springfield h1s iSS Sh TRAINS ms
For Boston via Springfield, a. m, and spn
F fSr s ssd Y and sh sDls 4. sls 40 H,t
FOR Y.vpOr. R L. l'5 (KI) cOnrOsius With STEAMER 'S's
For Connecticut River Railroad sI m G:l9p n A'AT
For ESrfod Prcyiou.. and F,ht Raro.l a ~ Hs 81
For shore Line Railway, at 10 NorNee ana F0''DsA '
' FOR Ss"Hs1sn and Northampton Railroad ga nj 'o'H e"
Northampton ard wllism,bsrgh ,o
Nor Nsusauei Railroad H. .nd 20 r. 70 W',''"'
Dan6qy and sor".s Railroad N Ia "a ID sna
Conaodos. s.epnS cars attached to m tran: .sc 80 Sr
day Nal Tran t on .A'' Line JAMES Il aoYr sapsae.
NEWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Trsins leave Ihrt.eta,si a. iO''
s.m Chicago sIPe D,S,as room E Srs sSr Cas
.omwodson r WsT passenger except DrsSingroon t 40
1910 m Northern aud Western Express Dfa"nsi0s| "
apm Moutr,. Express Drawinsroon cans attached . y,xc
m Fin. Pacific Express with slcepingears uFocgh |" ~
n ~ Second Pacific kIpress, with Sleeping aTs W RAD
sosass az ~ nS. "a Toledo ard louisville alas,0' '
train viii Rave att P N. on sundsysl .,.,o,
1 = ~ 2asi 5p m Poughkecpse irains
ga. m ass amt 6;lop m, Pessshl trains
$50 7e $40 ard io:la A IL, u ILL., lS 80 DIV '''
IL ?, H SSu aSa,f tr.a Gor PouslHeep.e
"a H. ''--'' c. Ii. KESDRIcK Gtnl Passenger As'''
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DROpOSALS co. s2sO Ono mock BONDS OF


STOCKS Notice is ereby given that The NIElhhI uue JAM
,ry l ON The Funded Delt u the state OF ono vii be pu ~
American Exchange National Bank, in The Wy oi Ne Inn
M 10 the 18th poxino and thereafter at our once In IBIS
Luz One December 10 1870 - ...,. ,,,.,e,...
ISAAC II SHERWOOD, Secretary Of Sta'e,
FRANCIS r. POND, Attorney General, 49,.
tIoS nkingFu o
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISIAND'

Er,rr AND WINTER ARRANGEMEsN.St
Commencing MONDAY, October H. 1872 non hV0se''" '
ia ferries.
g.t5a u Mail for Pa,chogue.
10 a M, Accommodations ijT BABY los. -. ,,l fa
3JOp M, ENP,e. for Paschosas. stage to be"'9''
Place d, p.t,AsUs
,9op n Ilp Aeconucsuon Saturdays tAToass TO f'"''
$3.50 D a. BABYLON Accommodation.
So .. ~ McnicA Accommoiation - ,-.....,. Al yld
The B. 80 and To- AMI JitO snl si'1 2 " NA'''N'
Stream iof RockaWay ,.. .,..t 4. yld
The Q % sod 10 b. ~. sId $3.50 AID t;p a ~ NAa'
Stream i0g HemPsaaA - -. ,,,,.,, A. ..n.,sss5ss
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Orean Steamers.

GOrean Cleaners.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
A UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular Mail ste.ners sailing on the 2Sd Of every month
NORTH AMERICA Capt q. b. Socum December -
MRRRIMACK Capt Wier, January o.
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt 4. H. TIllepaugh, February -
splendid sail schedule time and call at St. ThorS,
Bahs and Rio de ysnsro gOg returning Eos
enEs gsmeBts Of freight or passage, apply 70
VIM r. GARRISON, Agent No. Bowling ereea New.letL
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA Cruz,
Il NEW YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LIMB,
Sahng from Pier Ne. IT, Fast River, at m.
CLEOPATRA, Capt THURSDAY Dee
CITY OF MEXICO, Zimmerman. SATURDAY., jan T.
CLEOPATRA Capt Phillips. "WEDNESDAY jan H.
CITY OF MERIDA, SATURDAY, jan o.
For hegLt OF passage apply TO- - .r,,,n .,,,a 30 ,,
CLEOPATRA TO Havana only takes no passengers.
u ). MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at o'clock precisely non
Pier No. 4Nouh River.
MISSOURI Capt. j. b. Edwards December r.
MORO CASTLE, Capt X Adams iva Nassau Dee ~
COLUMBIA, Capt. T. Van Size. January
For freight passage apply to A. ". Dlh0C President
No. 5 Bovlug-greeb
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IFWARK AND NEW-YORK AlLROAU'-

~ DEPOT IN NETWORK foot o. Loery." Sore .. so-r
On All after November 1870 pasen, ser traa WI 'v
JSsVR NEW-YORK FOR BERGBN -ANE AND NhNANl
sea 40 us 40 SIS SIS 9:lS $50 lo;3s n-D "a
?:oo 500 $50 400 sJ6 $500, $50 6'O $50 '''' w.
eats O:t5, 1900 - ,,.,s,, yxpovx A. 500 $50 ID
a., go, m Ia 40 SGD $50. $50 800, 1879 30
''f' iV'T' L. W. ''' r. n EltKER, Superintendent -
S,yt,,fN In Aseh-
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DAYroS AND MIcmeAS RAILROAD. CINCINNATI Nov 10 1870
NOTICE to STOCKH0LDERS-1he stock
~ holders Of the DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co are
hereby notified that meeting will held At the once OF The Sempan
Toledo THURSDAY the 2d DAY Of December A. d. l6O al
m to take into consideration Iropy Of issuing preferred
STOCK under April &C. A. d. 1870 entitled Act TO enable
81 Irrctors p. II. SHORT, Sec.
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A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL aud LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 90 North River,
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,.
IOWA. WEDNESDAY, December 81
Cabin passage SIS $5 Intermediate S33 steere,
Sl3. steeTa,ge tickets from above ports, So
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents,
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~ ANCE COMPANY. No. II Walitt, Ngw YORK Dec IS 1870
The ANNUAL ELECTION DIRECTORS Of this Company Will be
held TUESDAY Jan. g. l57L The polls VII be from u m
until O'Clock ,. JAMES GILMORE, Secretary
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-18
NO. 9.

circulation or materially aid In prcpar.
ing the way toward specie payments, but
would mainly move in brief circle
from the Treasury ia redemption OF tho
grecnbacks through gold brokers and
gamblers, back again to the same in pay
mcnt of customs, OF it would speedily
60 abroad To meet the greater demand
there in payment OF our very large an
nual interest Indebtedness to foreign ma
tons, or of our excess OF imports ovCv
exports.
Our present abnormal relations to tho
FoRcE al excessive proportion of our
gold abroad, whether produced in this
country or not. Nothing but q rcstora-
ton of more equal and prosperous com.
merce by the general means to which L
have referred can prevent such eXporta-
tiOn. No legal enactmcnts can do it,
Every attempt Of the kind in the history
of the world has been signal failure
Spain while importing millions Of the
precious metals from her colonies pro-
hibitcd their exportstioI, and yet they
they were continually exported, and
Spain became poorer and poorer because
it habitually violated the great laws of
political economy, OF production, and
commerce. as the Republican party have
been doing in this country for many
years.
II appears 10 me. therefore, that in
every view for the present and future
welfare of the country, for justice and
Equality between the Government and
the people, for the prevention of inatc-
rial disturbance or huctuation in the VOL
ume of the currency. for the legitimate
saving Of interest and reduction Of the
debt and taxes, sound policy requires
that the Surplus shall be used in the re-
demption of the bonds as I have already
Indicated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-18
The New Tariff.

The Committee on Ways and Means
reported the new tariff bill on Tuesday
last. They have agreed 10 raise the duty
on the medium grades of steel imported
lin bara. sheets and coils from three cents
to three and quarter cents per pounds.
This is an increase OF about ten per cent.
upon this class Of manufactures. and has
been made nj the demand and indecent
|clainor of the iron interest Of Pcnnsyl-
vania. This article is not the only one
|tRfeh tfSihn has rSGfMlXfffe SO 50 M M IS II las
progressed III maturing the bill, the duty
lon ali leading articles of commerce and
manufactures has been slightly increased
lover the present tariff. except probably.
lcoflrr. tea, sugar. mo!asscs. spices. cocoa,
land other articles OF this class The free
list in The new tariff viii DC found prctty
large. hut they are that class OF articles
that arc not produced or manufactured
| in this country, and many Of which do
not enter largely into the consumption
of the people, and which do not come i'll
competition with those production in
the United State. This new tariff bill is
heing concoctcd in the interest of tho
high protective tariffs Of New England
and Pennsylvania. and after ncara years
labor of the committee tlis will bc found
Ito he the general result. Is ii any womd-
er that the general business interests of
the country suffers so largely and uni
|versal!y, when the Radical majority in
Congress confines itself toa system "a
Legislation for the promotion of the pros
Ipcrity of certain classes OF industrial
.lpursnits TO the sacrifice of the interests
of the great mass of the people. Such
Legislation must seriously affect the gen
Ieral welfare of the country. Nothing
better. however. need bc expected from
those who rule in the Legislative halls Of
1.-The nation. controlled by the monopolist
who swarm at the national capital, and
who are prof,lsc in the expenditure Of
their time and money for the purpose of
carrying out their great schemes OF per-
lsonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
4 The vital interests of the country have
been neglected for the purpose OF build
ling up monopolies i'm certain sections,
and SO long rs the Radical party holds
!, the reins of power the people may an
..ticipate that The nonopolists, who own
THE manufactures Of New England and
! the iron Of Pennsylvania, viii govern
the legislation Of the country. The en-
periencc of the past few years. as well as
SStthe present tariff revision. justifics tho
charge. made short time since by PROM
,incn, eastern journals. that a majority
OF the committee Of Ways and Means in
: Congress were largly interested in tho
manufactures of the East and the iron
!. establishments Of Pennsylvania. Every
Interest i'm the country is made to bend
to the wishes of these monopolists. Tho
! rcme,ly. We believe, will soon be applied
restoring To power the Democratic
''lparty, which will. as its past history at
: tests, legislate for the promotion Of tho
interests of all classes, without regard
: TO those of any locality of section. which
!, cannot he hoped for under the present
administration Of our national aiairs.--
! New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-18
j A SPER Il = II q A = i.
MAIL EXPRESS e. STAGE ROUTE
A. STEINHAUSER

TT 8. Contractor for the Shoals and Jasper Nail EN-
prsss Route, respectfully informs the public. that
~ will run good hack with excellent team and a
reliable driver aud k peparedto convey passengers and
express matter between the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road Shoals. and Jasper or way places, on inc rcut"
the most reasonable terms. Passengers going East
will dnd this IN. cheapest well as most pleasant rout
at all times they several miles travel Persons
sending receiving expresssge Of any kind may dcps
on having carefully handled and promptly and safely
delivered His stage leaves Jasper everyFrday morning
att o'clock and arrives Shoals In tiuc 10 connect with
st7 railroad trAins either var returning leaves Shoals
sAs o'clock. \. STRlS0ACSkR.
vssskst Sss- Ssss-y. s.+
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-18

OF Under big rock in Jasper county.
last week. some workmen found and
killed two hundred and sixteen snakes.
OF all the varieties known il ihis par. OF
the country.
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The present Administration is using
the excess of the public revenues in the
purchase Of gold interest -bcaring bonds.
These purchases, % far as they were
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Each subsequent insertion, 75 5cts.
Longer advertisements ut the same rate.
A fraction over even squarc or squares,
counted as asq,larc. These are the terms
fortransicnt advertisements "A reasonable
deduction will be made to regular adycr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of adlninistra-
tors and legal notices of like character to
be paid in advance.
ANNOI' NCING CANDIDATES.
For Township officers, each si.p
For County 2."O
For District. Circuit. or State. 800
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IN COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STIEET.

PRICE Of SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Single Subscription, Tor fifty Nos, 81 sc
For six months, T: /: VI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-18
UNION BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY.
nnrH.rI HEN sCMATT NER

nNEast Main Street. directly In front OF the Cour
J House Jaspcr, Ind. Good bread and cakes awns
on hand baking done Weddings aud parties on shor
no,ce and warranted satisfactory. Confectionery. N"t
and fruits for sale Patronage Is respectfully solicited
Aug. q, c9-1y
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-24
To Destroy Potato ssugS.

y Wisconsin correspondent, whose
practical views upon agricultural mat
tiers are ways valubie, sends us the
following suggestions in reference to
meeting the inroads Of potato bugs:
Let each man take tin basin or
an earthen dish which the bugs can
not climb, and pass along each row
from hill to hill, get right down on
his knec> and search out every bug
to be found turn up the vines, first
on one side, then on the other side,
and search ont and gather every nest
of eggs. The eggs are attached to
the unlerside OF the leaves, and are
about the size of a pin head, crowded
together in thick clusters, and are yell
low, lightish and reddish yellow.
The leaves are broken off and
placed il the basin with the bugs, and
when picked are all burned together
in a stove, or better by fire made
in open air on purpose, as the fumes
arising from burning bugs are poison
Gus. They can be burnt in the stove.
if the quantity is not too large, by
closing the stove Immediately after
put in. AS the bugs lay their eggs
on the leaves of pigeon grass, pig
weed, anlredroot, thepotatoes should
be kept clean OF weeds, that there
vii! be nothing in the way Of ex.er-
min.,::31n. A. Tia hags frequently
drop to the ground when approached
ana remain on luvir uarn-, as still as
death, a careful search on the ground
and about the roots of the vines will
be necessary to get them all.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-24
THE SITUATION.

Continued wet weather during and after
harvest, made it impossible TO secure the crops
in good order. The light yield, interiorq nal
ity, ard remarkable low price at which it was
forced upon the market, paid very ilttle more
,han the actual expense of harvesting. The
consequences are, farmers generally cannot
meet ,n1; j: promises to pay. Disappointment
is chiseled upon every countenance. The
monnf,ctn,or who having built their ma
chimes on credit, so1 fhem to the dealer on
credit, and the dealer in turn sold 10 ,..r '"r'
mers on credit. The farmer relying solely
upon bountiful harvest and good prices for
his crots and thought he ran no risk in buy
ing literally, agreeing to pay alter harvest.
The time for payment is at hand. The man
ufacturers clamor for their pay, their very ex-
istence as manufacturers depending upon the
prompt receipts of their dues from the dealers
The dealers in turn dan, tense, beg of, and IL
naly are compelled to force by law the pay
ments due from farmers, their only DEEPEN
dence II is hard thing for dealer, who
expects TO continue in business, to be compell-
ed to force his friends to pay at any sacrifice
the law may compel them to make.
Self preservation financially is our only
excuse for the rigid course taken in pushing
gu. collections.
We presume some of our friends feel injured
and have promised no more patronage.
This we forcsaw. but like A. Ward, we are
willing to sacrifice our friends and relatives
first.
Bv this course alone have VIC survived the
storm, and now we hope to run the race Ut
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-24


E6}om ON Tie Enger Many per-
Sons are liable to extreme suffering
from telons on the finger. These at
flictions are not only very painful. but
not untrequentlv occasion permanent
cripple of the members affected. The
following simple prescri ption is rec
commended as a cure for The distress
ing aiment: Take common rock
salt. such 9s is used for sailing down
poll or beef, dry it in an oven, then
pound it fine, and mix with spirits
of turpeutine in equal parts.
Put it on a rag and wrap around
the part affected, and as it gets dry
put on more, and IN twenty four hours
we are cured--the felon will be dead.
1t will do no harW to try it.-Jouv-
nal of 1wiculture.