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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-05
The Revenue, Public Debt, Tariff,
TaxatiOn---NO Necessity for Op-
urcssiOn Of the People.

The st,eerh of Hon. james DrOok>. Va
New York, recently, delivered III the
Uousc OF Representatives. is OF snch a
remarkable clarac that II should mol
bc left 10 sleep among the files OF NC
Coneressional Globe, where a few VIII
see Il. II is a mass of astonishing iacts.
discovered after two months dilScht
study.
lie shows that Congress has. by IT'S
LEGISLATION. decided TO raise SlOn,Onooo
more revenue during the present fscai
wear than is necessary Tor the support OF
the Goyernmcnt. lie arrives at tins
conclusion by comparing the tariff ana
tax receipts for the first threc-quaricrs
Of the current fiscal year which VIII
end June 20. 1871, and estimating the
reccipts for the fourth quarter, making
a total for the year as follows:
From customs S.s,'.oocoa =,
From internal revenue 134.22l,632 30
Sales Of public lands 1.916,2oI 70
i Premium sales Of coin 6.9l5,7dS rs
Miscellaneous z','oo'S4i o'
Total, 1853, ,392, ,295 9S
The receipts for tho first quarter OF
.the fiscal year amounted TO $lla. Wl,-
b oaO Is: second quarter, <3j.O9o. '2O 50:
: third quarter lending March 3l.) $91..
|. Gos.9li G3 These figures arc furnished
officially by the Bureau Of Statistics.
Thc estimate for the current. or fourth
: quarter, is $40, ,5OO,OO0; and this makes
Is ,he total given in Mr.. Brooks figures.
n will be noticed that the receipts for
l. the frst three quarters have exceeded all
= expectations. and it is unnecessary TO
/. add that the estimate for the fourth
quarter is very low. The expenditures
we're: first quarter. s46.76nO2s AZ; sec
'e ond quarter. s37, 1921, ,O5s G2; third quar-
: Ter $35.la3.9l2 Is. Estimating bc!o"
~ thc mark fixed by the appropriation acts
a., the fourtl, quarter expenditures VIII "
:. ss7.OOOOCV, making total as follows
~ Civil and miscellaneous, $5l,6ss ~ =
Premium on bonds, s.Z4e-i.O .
md Me- I,cuartmcut. 81 22l. .s29 4
~ Navy Department, Is'Wo.n. I
indians, s.mo'S. ? |,
- Pensions. 'zon,oss
hy ir..-cs, an p,,blic debt. 1l5,OOO,CO0 Y
Co..
- Total, S27i i.52l 9a9 :
As these figures are exceedingly ra>
.~u- II incorrect. IL should he stated that u
r. estimates arc very low. The russ"u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-05
BOOK ON BUILDING.

VVYIukle Co.. 3ll west Fourth street Cincinnati
w have Just published Rock on Building: ever!
person contemplating building should have cop!
Send for 1t. Price One Dollar
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Aarifultural 1mplrtitctlts.

ISAAC STRAUB a. CO., Manufacturers Of ths
l celebrated Portable Grist Mills. Queen OF ths
South" for corn meal. wheat Touring and stock fced
spices &C. also boltng apparatus. shutters, nnd mi
work generally. \. W. corner Front aud John sfee's
Cincinnati. u.
|APT. y. EARNSHAW, Manufacturer sn'
Y ! dealer in Agricultural. Farm and Plantation I'm
IL ,,cnts aud Machinery Sslerooms: l42 Walnut an'
Is and II West Sixth street, Cincinnati, d.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-10-05

PARKS HOUSE, BosToN. This house offers
| many advantages to the travelling public. Its
proximity to the leading places of amusement
its neat, airy and comfortable rooms, and very
moderate prices, render it q desirable stopping
place. On European Plan. Single rooms can
be had at 10 cents and . day.
DIR. Il. II. CHARGES VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN F.
BIrrERS are certain cure for female sickness, by
taking wine glass half full before citing out of bed
in the morning. Delicate Ladies will find it of
great service by using it three four times day.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. If
CORNS. Imagine for Il moment what agony
is endured from Coins, Bunions, ingrowing
Nails, Sore Insteps, BliSterei Heels, Calosites
on the soles of the feet. Sc. Then you will
understand why there is rush for DR.. j.
Briggs Corn and 5unon Remedies. Sold by
Druggists If
HEADACHEI Briggs Aevan tor is composed
| of Ammonia, Chloroform. Spirits of Camphor,
Tincture of Lupuline, Oil of Juniper and Al
cohol. This compound in unequallcd in the
| annals of medicine for the cure of Nervous or
| Sick Headache, Neuralgia. Trembling or
Twitching Of the Nerves, and I'LL Nervous
| Diseases. If
| PILES. 1t is no more strange than true that
one half of the adult population suffer with in
| ternal, external, bleeding, Or itching Piles. 1t
| is admitted by eminent medical men that
| liable remedy must and will have an extensive
sale. This has been demonstrate by the
| wonderful increasing sale of DR.. Briggs Pile
Remedies. The progress of this disease, in its
various forms, is arrested, and some of the most
surprising cures have been effected by its use
Sold by Richard s. Moody, S. A. Howes & Co,
Belfast, l.. Curtis Jr, Searsport, Roberts &
Hichborn, Stockton, Mudgett & Sibly Prospect,
j. W. Seavy Frankfort, and Druggists generally
If
SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss for
| Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, &c,
&C. The cheapest, heathiest, and most deli
cious food in the world.
DIR. WIsrAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM.
This Balsamc compound has become home
fixture. Let all who suffer, and have in vain
attempted to cure their coughs, colds, bronchial
or pulmonary complaints, make use of this I'M
equaled remedy. 1t can he relied upon, the
mass of testimony that has been published since
its introduction, being ample proof of its eff
cacy.
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On Saturday, as the steamer CITY of Rich
mond was leaving her wharf, !. man in boat
>cullcd directly across her bow. needless of the
warning OF the whistle. The natural conse-
quenee was that his boat went under the wheel,
and ne WAS tipped out He was hauled on board
with line, in very wet and discouraged con-
dition.
AnJOCRNMENr or CoUGI. Judge Kent has
given notice of an adjournment of the October
Term Of the Supreme Court for this County.
from the third Tuesday of October to the follow
m4 Monday. Oct. 23d at half past 9 o'clock.
PM
The town of Searsport, which was named for
the late Hon. David Sears, of Boston, has re-
eaiycd 4 large collection Of valuable books be-
queathed by HIM, rs the beginning of a public
library.
His Honor Mayor Marshall has acquired a
new claim to the title Of one of the City Fathers
Ivy 4 little event that occurred ut his residence
on saturday evening, She is girl
steamer Argo did not make her trip from this
port 10 the eastward on saturday She was at
Bangor receiving repairs TO her machinery.
our popular dentist, DR.. Lombard, has taken
partner The announcement will he found
under the marriage head.
The marvellous huas of the foliage are daily
growing more brilliant, and the season of fruit
gathering Is at hand
All the pilots of the sanford line Of steamers
Messrs. stanley, Patterson Rogers and RojN.
10 r..
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Salt Lake Affairs.

N.y.r ,,-,, Tt.r,. 4, II ,..l %. 49,
SAL LANE I'm octoper :. brlSutill
! Dung was arrested thus afternoon ut four
O'Clock, upon the Indictment OF the Grand
Jury charring him un1nr tbn Jrtab Statuta
,,,it6 LOVELY ma Iicont;oue1, ,'',i,,l>;ti,, :.
~ '', ,ra t'N'i'lio"oiS '"i ,,, )
win sixteen ulllerellt women. Inc al
rest was made by L. S. Marshal Patrick
nj the residence ri tbn ..prnnbot :, O,,,;n,r
,n tl,o .inI-,,as. af t1,o ;,a,, ~
~, ''i' - nv W.
aiP'Me" ~ remain III ms mouse Tonight,
IN charge OF The Deputy Marshal. lie
Will be taken before Judge Mexican to-
,,,,,.,,,,, rho ,,a,a14,- ;n7,,o.,I1 f,,~ no
s4,.,,+, -, 1- II. '''N
9'''".e' WI r"ill icti"h "h t'll9 tiaiSt' Is
imprisonment Iof not over ten years nor
less than Sin months, and 4 fine OF not
over $1,000 nor less than 800.
The ,,u,,,ors of troub1n and a., o,,thrnal-
,,,,,,,,e. 49, AT,,.. - ''' 49, ~.
Wy 'i'l iii0n9 ~ L no. 10 nc tleuil-
ed The Mormon leaders give assurances
that all processes of the Court will be
Obeved Gov Wood has made every
nrenar,tion fo, an on,nrronn, AMI hn
Il,-lfi s,,.;,1tt; go .'l- : ~, '''' ~
VIII maintain thc INV III any COST All
0ther company OF United States troops az
rived here tonight from Fort Bridge. II
is reported and renerol1v believed that
;,,lici,,nn+, Lo,o Lno,, fa,,,d ao,;n,.
I,.lsI NV poe,i iouiiu aS''iisl
hliShahi Aouh9 Io-uay lof murder.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Oct s. brigham Young
was too iii to lppear in Cont tbi, mornino. ana
ms arrangement was therefore POSTPONED He
remains at his residence in the custody of pepl-
ty Il. :. Mar>hals The arrests created some
thing of Il sensation but no popular excitement
Gen. Henry \ Morrow, formerly in command
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.


Sept. rs. Schs Aurora, McCarty Boston; Bril-
liant, Narnnm, Hoboken; Mary Lymbumer French,
do Caws, Pickering, MY; Earl, Ferguson, Boston;
Henry, Carter, Salem.
90 Schs Helen Maria, Prince, Portland D. X.
Arey, Ryan, Boston.
Oct. 2. Schs Fannie and Edith Ryder, Salem;
Mazurka, kimball, Bangor.
SAILED.
Sdpt 90 Schs Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston; Gen.
Meade, Cunningham, do; Cameo McCarty, do; Ada
line Darby, do,
80. Brig b W Cochran, (Br) Boyd Windsor N s.
Oct. 4. Sens Forest Queen, Tilden Fishing Fan
ME and Edith, Ryder, Ellsworth Earl Ferguson, do
Tie Calais Advertiser says sch b F Waite owned
by Chas. Waite & Co., Calais, Samuel b. Alyward,
Capt, left st. Mare liayti, July 81 arrived in Bos
ton, discharged cargo of logwood, took in ballast,
came to Calais, discharged ballast, loaded with um
Der, went to New York, discharged, then to Port
johnson, took in coal and back to Boston, in AZ days
making the trip from Boston to Calais, discharging
ballast, loading with lumber and back to New York
in II days.
The steamship Siberia, from Liverpool, in coming
up Boston harbor, Tuesday morning, got in contact
with brig Potomac of Bucksport, Carver, from
Roundout for Boston, which was at anchor in Light
house Channel The brig had her bow stove and
lost foretop and iibboom. The steamer received no
damage. There was n thick fog at the time.
Boston, Oct. 3. Barque Lucy A. Niokels, of Sears
port, Me- from St. Helena SOUND S. c., for London,
was at Faya, Sept. ilth in distress. leaking with
half OF her cargo discharged for repairs.
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New York Democratic Convention.

ROCHESTER. n. V, Oct. 3. Indcati ons are
that the Democratic State Convention will be
more largely attended by spectators til an was
the Republican Convention. Tweed and party
are expected to arrive this afternoon. The
talk il that the Tammanv delegates are to be
ruled out of the Convention. Francis Herman
Is actively engaged in canvassing. and Cassidy
of the Argus is coseted with Tilden and other
leaders.
j. NJ. The feeling against Tammany is not
quite 50 strong at this hour, though Tilden still
thinks that the New York Reform delegation
will be admitted TO the exclusion of the Tam
many delegates.
Various propositions are actively canvassed
One Is TO admit both delegations and allow
them a half vote each, but the members of the
Reform delegation declare they well not set in
Convention with the Tammany Representa-
tYes Another proposition is to throw both
delegations out which the Reformers say will
suit them better. The leading members of the
party say the turmoil will simmer down to a
satisfactory point before morning.
Many county delegates feel indisposed to
have the settlement of the matter thrown upon
them. Kings County and Brooklyn delegations,
it Is said, favor the admission of Tammany del
egates.
Midnight. Tweed and large delegation of
New 7 0rkers arrived tonight. Governor Scy
mour had an interview with Tweed, but no sat
istactory result was reached Tweed it is I'M
derstood is willing to accept only COM
niolnise' winch recognizes the ieSulirity ol the
Tammany delegation as it basis. Some mem
bers of the delegation threaten to bolt if not
given their seats. On the other hand, it is said
that the State Committee can see no chance for
the admission OF the Tammany delegation
other reports indicate that compromise is pos
sbc, but that The Tammany delegates indig-
nantly rejected proposition from the State
Committee to make one OF their bitterest enc
mics temporary Chairman. 1T is rumored that
twenty car loads of ronghs en- route from
New York, and that police will be brought into
the Convention to preserve order. 1t is thought
that Hon. Lucils Robinson will be temporary
chairman.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Oct. ., 1871.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at oa3Gc per ID choice made at 25a27c
good do 23a24c; fine Western at 19a2lc common and
inferior do at la5c inferior and bakers butter sells
at llal2c.
CHEESE-We quote fine New York and Vermont
factory at 1-2allc per III; Ohio factory at 9al0c
choice dairy at 5 l-2a9 lee common do at sac.
EGGS-rhe market is steady and quiet, with sales
of Eastern at PC per dozen, and Northern at 2oa2e
BEANS-Wc quote choice pea beans at 50 25a3 so
and choice medium ut 81 80, common pea beans S3a
%; common medium - l2a2 d; yellow eyes at
80 % per bush.
VEGETABLES Potatoes SOC; Sweet Potatoes
sell at 50 50ai % per Dbl. Onions dull at - per
Dbl; Watcrmelons $l5a2O.
FRU1T-We quote choice Western apples AT ?Ia4
per Dbl. and common at $ 50l2 80 per Dbl Peaches
$la2 per crate.
HAY-Wc quote choice new hay s3aaa4 choice old
do at 335a31 common 10 good including New York
$23a30 per tom Straw is selling at s26s27 per tom
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MARRIED..


In this city, I'd inst, by Rev. W. 0. Thomas Mr..
Chas. a. circuit of Northport TO Miss EVE A. Lane
of Haverill, Mass.
In this city, Sept. 20, by Rev. X. X. Harlow, Mr..
Edison w. George of Wrcnthan, Mass, TO Maria A.
Monroe of this city.
In Rockland, Sept. 10, j. II. Hanes to Lizzie NJ.
Palmer, both of Il.
In Thomaston, Sept. i, Thomas Fuller Of Castme,
Rebecca Peters, both of warren - $50
In Rockville, Sept. 10, Moses c. Smith to Julia G.
Burrows, both of K.
In Hope, Sept. q, Alonzo S. Mansfield and Miss
Carrie c. Mansfield, both of IL,
In Friendship, Sept. 10, Albert Morse of +. to
Carrie Harrington OF st. George.
In Ellsworth, Sept. 20, Otis Leland 10 Dellie e.
Hadley, both of Il. Also, 2G F. Collins to Ella Bea,
both OF f.
In searsmont, Sept. 20, William j. Brown to
Martha Webb.
In Surry, Sept. q, A. rattcn of s. to Mary Smith
of Ellsworth
In Camden, 18th inst, Isaac jameson to Melissa
Nj. Blackington, both of G..
In Wobnrn, htss., %, by Rev. s. Il, Dennen DIR.
G. L. Lombard, OF this city, TO Adde strout Of w.
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Horrible Accident.

LOUISVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ,. AT Paoli
Indiana, on Saturday, the cord Of a bal
loon in which Prof. Wilbur was preparing
to make an ascent gave way, the Professor
and Geo. w Knapp, editor of the Orange
County Union, grasped the ropes and
were icarried mp, Knapp fell thirty feet
without serious injury, Wilbur was car
ried up mile, when he was unable to
climb into the balloon; he lost his hold
and trll to the ground crushed in an in
disting uishable mass.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending Wednesday, Sept 27.I
At market for the current week-C Cattle }1e9 Sheep
and Lambs 1861 Swine 1910. Last week Cattle
4s72; Sheep and Lambs 13 Coz; Swine 500,
From Maine-Cattle 1910, Sheep and Lambs 154e.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, the total weight
Of hides, tallow and dressed Beet-Extra quality
So 75a first quality SiaG 50 second quality 25a5
third quality 81 5a5; poorest grade of Cows Oxen,
Bulls &c. 81 15t4 So
Working Oxen-ENtra, $2ooa25o; ordinary, sl40a
100; poor oxen from $f5 to $lol per pair.
Store Cattle-Y earnings, $11al5; 2 year ods, 15a
IS, year olds, S-5ai5. Those OF poorer quality at
prices ranging from $7a$3o.
Mich CoWs-EXtra $60a90; ordinary, $i5aG0
per head. Store Cows, slOa55.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots, 50 50a
%; Ordinary, 81 75aa 90; or from 4adc per ID.
Swine-Store pigs, wholesale, 5a6c; RETAIL i Lease
per pound. Fat Hogs 5a5 Ice.
Poultry-Extra, II 1-2al5c; medium, i4ali Lee;
poor 10 l-4al3 t.ic.
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An ELEPHANT ON A RAMPAGE. On
Tuesday evening, about 7 o'clock the
monster elephant belonging to O'Brien's
menagerie which exhibited at Daniel
sonville, Conn, on shat daY-became en-
ragged OF frightened from some cause, it
was thought on account of the thunder
storm which was passing over the village,
and pulling up the tree to which he was
fastened as though it were but a withe,
he marched out of the tent and took a
short cut across lots to the premises of
u neighboring farmer, where he amused
himself for some time in tipping over
sheds, devouring corn fodder and doing
other similar damage, after which, despite
all the repeated efforts Of his keeper, he
proceeded to take a rapid promenade, fol-
lowing a horse and carriage for some dis
lance, greatly alarming two persons who
were in the carriage, as he gained upon
them in what they feared might be a race
for life, but they managed to keep out of
his way. The elephant was finally check
ed in his career, mile and half from
the village, by several ounces OF cold lead
which his keeper fired into his side, so far
SOLDERING him that he consented to return
and was then driven toward Norwich.
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she is IS years old and lives in Will
ton. Her health is excellent, and she
never went to the circus. She spins and
weayes over 100 yards of cloth u year.
She is religious, and was discovered by
the Pennington Chronicle.
Ii is indeed true that there are ,lefanltcrs in
the republican party, but that organization
never could be justly charged with a systematic
defence of the recuSant officers. Machias Rep.
Suppose, in view OF the paper credit
frauds in Maine, we call it "a systematic
covering upn?
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30 Agents wanted in every town in the State -aa

Agents wanted in every town in the State.-sa
II has been about and one-hali years since the
University Medicines introduced into this State.
Notwithstanding the opposition from the Faculty,
the sale is daily increasing Thousands of certificates
can be presented if necessary, but if the following
are not sufficient satisfy the most scepical 10 900
additional ones would be useless
CATARRH, (the mother of consumption, Scrof
ua, Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto
considered incurable readily yield under treatment
Of the University Medicines.
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect sue
cess Having treated over two hundred cases within
the last three months, consider it safe to warrant
perfect cure to % cases out of every hundred
without cauterization or the least exposure.
SPERMATORRHUA,t the greatest destroyer of
humanity on the face of the Globe. Ii ow many be-
wall the loss OF precious vitality without having the
slightest idea of the cause, their manhood is daily
vanishing and they are gliding into state of hope
less decay. have treated over five hundred cases
of this malady within six months with the univer-
sity Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call or
send and get a book free, wherein they will find
thei, diseases explained and Necessary remedies.
Address PELEG STAPLES,
80 Congress St., Portland, Me.
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Lynch Law.
(oIJrNIl;IrS s. {

CoLlMEus, S. c.. %.
The town Of Madison, Morgan county,
GA, is excited over case of lynch law.
1t appears that a negro was attempting to
to violate the person of girl returning
from school, and was arrested and placed
in prison. The negroes threatened to
rescue him, and Thursday morning 4
large body of white men entered the Jail
and murdered the negro.
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Adjournment of October Term
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE, BELFAST
Sept. 30. 1871.
am directed by Judge Kent, who is to preside at
the Term of the S. j. Court next to be holden ut
Belfast the third Tuesday of October to give
notice that the Court will be adjourned from that day
10 the following Monday October 23d, 1-2 clock
r. NJ, TO enable all interested to attend the Ceebra
ton OF the opening OF the L. & n. A. Railroad at
Bangor, commencing October 18th; and all jurors,
parties, and others interested notified that they
will not be expected to appear at Court until the day
to which the same will be adjourned.
ly w q FRYE CLERK
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Insolvency Notice.
PROBATE NOTICES.


To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo.
'INlE UNDERSIGNED Gus rdian of Edgar w ,
I Ardell and Delbert K. Sawyer, minor heirs Of
John e. Sawyer, late of Montyille, In said County
deceased respectfully represents that said minors ale
seized ana possessed OF certain real estate situate in
MohtVilie being portion Of the homestead OF said
deceased and consisting of about 10 acres. That an
advantageous offer CT four hundred dollars has been
made by Wllbert Il, Parsons of Brooks IN said
county which offer it is for the interest OF all con
cerned Immediately to accept, the proceeds thereof
TO be Tut out on interest for the benefit of said
minors.
WHEREFORE your petitioner prays your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey said real estate
Of sad minors, (incuding the r.version of the
widows dover thereon,) to said Parsons for said
SUM RACHEL ID. SAWYER.
At Court of Probate, held at Belfast, within and
tor the County OF Waldo on the Second Tuesday
oil September a, d. 1871.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy of said petition, with this order
thereon to be published three weeks siyey in
the Republican journal, paper printed at Belfast.
that they may appear Mt Probate Court to BE- held
at the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, on the
second Tuesday of October next, at o'clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, il any they have why the
same should not be granted.
ASA TiIURLOUGH, Judge.
true Copy. Attest-B. T.. FIELD, Register Evil
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HoWe's Hand Potato Digger

does its work equally well under al conditions of
the field There is no STOPPING or bending the back.
The operator stands perfectly erect, and by one mo
removed from the hill and the product of two rows
deposited in one, free from dirt thus rendering
the work of picking up mere nothing compared to
picking after the horse dggers. One hand will pick
up four times many in day after this digger as
he can after any potato digging pillow. One boy, Is
years old, can dig and pick up more than twice as
many potatoes in day man can in the same
time with common hoe. l have dug, myself, 10
bushels in less than three hours, with this digger.
1t is, beyond all question: the best implement for
digging potatoes offered to the farmers OF this
country. No farmer would ever dig potatoes with
common hoe, after using one of these.
using it, to any part Of the State country on re-
cept OF price, and warrant it to give satisfaction
Price, $500. Sample Diggers sent to any one who
would like to act as Agent, for $780, A1-Agents
wanted in every town.
Address the Manuiac turers and Patentees,
4wl2 o. i. HOWE & co., Augusta, Me
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DUBLlSIIE ED rs a warning and for the benefit OF
l. yoang men and others, who suier from Nervous
Debility, &c, supplying TIE MEANS OF sELF-CUEE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address, NArnANIEL MArFAIE, Brooklyn, N. Y
6ni5sp
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Let no one leave home without bottle of LATII-
ANS CATlIARrIC EXTRACT. One should have
stomach of iron to stand hotel life; but the most
delicate need not fear, with Il bottle OF Latham's
Cathartic Extract at hand.
HUNDREDS OF MOTHERS
testify in favor Of LATHAMS CATNARTlC En-
TRACT. lisp