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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-06

The UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District
Court was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, Hon. Geo. S. Bryan presiding.
Twenty additional jurors having been sum
moned by the marshal from among the bystand
krs, the grand jury was organized as follows
Geo. F. Kinloch, Charleston, foreman; Robert
Brigham, Chesterfield; ". B. Watts Lancaster; A
W. Curtis, Thos. P. Purse, Columbia; W. A. Evans
White Plains; G. ". Spencer, A. $. TTumbo, W
&. Hoyt, VIM. T. O,Neill, Joseph Samson, c. j.
Patty, Jno. J. Blake, d. H. Williams, A. S. Wilson
A. F. Farrer, T. Aston, Geo. E. Strohecker
Charleston.
On petition nnal discharges we're granted tt
Arthur A. Glover, T. G. BecknaE, Of Yorkville
acd W. L. Sonord, Of York County, bankrupts, ir
due form Of law.
The grand jury returned the following find
ings:
The United States vs.. NJ. A. H Iixon, for Illicit
distilling. No bill.
The United States vs. Hertz W. Oppenheim, for
carrying on an Illicit gift enterprise. True bill.
VIM. Wncock, OF the Province OF Upper Canada,
having compiled with all the requisites Of the law,
was made,a citizen OF the United States.
IN ADMIRALTY.
Shackelford & Kelley, agents. and c. @. White,
master OF the steamer Emile, vs. the brig Sir
Robert Mcclure. Libel for salvage. The testi-
mony in this case was heard up to the hour Of
adjournment. .S.1satg
Adjourned.until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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Hotel Arrivnls-July 5.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE
C. s. Bull, Orangeburg; j. P. Southern. Co.
Iumbia; W. N. Nicholson, Captain Richardson,
Savannah; ". ]. Kerrall, Marion.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
J. NJ Jack, Augusta; W. K. Porter, P. S. Agnew,
Aiken; O. zogbaum and wife, Philadelphia; E. p
Shear, Tallahassee; F..C Brooks and Sevant, New
port; ". s. Cothran, Rome, Ca; ]. q. Buckhalter
williston; Captain A. P. Patten, ship Canada; Mrs
Patten, Bull River; F. Winter, Savannah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
7. G. Greene, South Carolina; Mrs. G. Sampson,
Columbia; a. Sampson, South Carolina Unlversi.
ty; g. osteen, Sumter; A. v. Eaves, Bamburg
". ]. See, Kingstree.
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The BIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON, AND
THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY OF
GREAT BRITAIN.-Durlng the late civil war, when
all communications were cut on with the North,
the Bible Society Of Charleston found i:self With.
out Bibles to supply the wants Of our sold!ers
and people, In this strait they made application
to the British and Foreign Bible Society IN Lon
don, who promptly forwarded them Bibles to the
value Of more than one thousand dollars, most
generously allowing them to defer payment until
it was convenient.
The calamltous issue Of the war destroyed the
means Of the seciety, and its members became
so few and SO much impoverished that payment
was impossible for many years.
The earnest efforts Of the few remaining mem.
bers have lately revived the society, and its first
enort has been to discharge the debt. The sub
Joined correspondence will exhiblta pleasing ex-
hlbtIon Of the generous and Christian spirit with
which the English society has responded:
CHARLESTON, April 6, 1871.
To the President of the British ana Foreign Bi.
DEAR slR:The Charleston Bible Society, OF
which am president, recognize with gratitude
ed them during the late war. They regret deeply
their inability to pay the same. No part OF the
South has suffered more grievously from the ef
fects OF the war than that which formerly sus.
tanned the society, and the prospect Of improve.
ment is 80 distant and uncertain that we have
deemed 1t best to acQuaint you with our condition,
and offer you the only means Of payment at our
command.
Our permanent funds have been reduced to q
property the whole income Of which is less than
5000, and our income for subscribers Is about
the same amount, 80 that we can derive no help
to pay debt from these sources. Besides these
we have bond Of the State Of Sonth Carolina for
$780, which being for past arrears OF interest," is
available for the payment OF debt This bond the
society have directed me TO place at your com.
mand on account Of the debt, and accordingly
Will dispose Of it at your pleasure. We would
have sold the bond and remltted the proceeds but
for the fact that sudden depression has occur
ed in the price OF the bonds Of the State, and as
we had nothing else to offer, we thought It unwlse
to sacrifice what was substantially yours with.
out your direction. Permit me TO add, as eVlnc.
ing the feeling OF our society in regard to this
debt, that last year the society come into posses.
sion OF small house and lot in Charleston, worth
about $1,000 under o devise, and they determined
to sell the came and remit y0u the money. But
upon submitting the titles for the consideration
OF counsel, 1t was determined that the society
could not legally alien the property.
With much respect, your obedient servant,
G. G. MEAMN6ER.
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EXTENSIVE, RoBBERY-THE THIEVES N JAIL.
The daring and successful burglary, which was
committed last Sunday morning upon the grocery
store OF Mr.. F. Wehrmann, at the corner Of Laurens
street and East Bay has been completely ferretted
out by Lieutenant Phillppy and the detective
force, and yesterday afternoon Chas. Lloyd, Mary
Gripon, VIM. alias Neptune smals, and Thomas
Mleason, the principal parties implicated, were
brought before Trial Justice Schroeder for exam
ination. From the evidence given BY the detec-
tiyes and the confessions Of Lloyd, 1t seems that
Sunday evening, Robert Wickels, q sort OF Grim.
inal warming pan, was arrested on suspicion Of
the robbery. Bob had nothing to do with this,
but trembling for numerous other peccadilloes OF
his own, gave valuable information, which led to
the arrest Of Charles Lloyd On yesterday after.
noon. Upon Lloyd's premises was found large
portion Of the stolen property, consisting OF a
barrel Of flour, two bags ditto, three demijohns
Of whiskey, several thousand cigars, large lot
OF fish lines, q rife, two pistols, and
some rice and wine. Soon after his arrest, Lloyd
confessed to having committed the robbery with
his pals above mentioned, and also stated that
the rest OF the goods had been stored at thejunk.
shop OF Thomas Gleason, in Johnson's Row, East
Bay. The accomplices were then arrested at their
several residences, and search warrant having
been procured yesterday morning, the officers
proceeded to search the premises Of Gleason.
They found two and half barrels Of coffee, cop.
per pump, lot Of knives and forks, bushel Of
parched conee, q demijohn Of bitters and four
boxes ofsoap. In addition to these, seven boxes
OF cigars and three empty ones, three quarter
boxes OF tobacco and part OF whole box and
some empty colee bags were found, which were
Identified by Mr.. G. q. Meyer as his property,
stolen last month from his store in Calhoun
street. The rest Of the goods were identified by
Mr. Wehrmann and delivered TO him. The prison.
ers were all committed fer trial, with the excep.
t!on OF Gleason, who gave bail for his appear.
46pce at the next term Of the Court Of General
Sessions.
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gm. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at No
Mary street, furniture.
Henry cobia l. Co. win sell at O'Clock, at nli
store, shoulders, butter, &c.
TN. Cater will sell at 8 O'Clock, a: his sto:e
butter, sugar, &c.
Stefrsns, Werner Ducser will sell at 9 O'CLOCK,
at their store, butter, cheese, &c.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half past II
O'Clock, at their store, trunks, dry goods, &c.
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CHARLESTON, Nav Is, 1877

CHARLESTON, May 1s, 1871.
Charles Jackson, Esq, President British ana For.
etDn Biole Society, BlackJfterS, London.
MY DEAR SIR-Your letter OF the 4.h inst. has
been received and will be laid before our board OF
managers at its next meeting, Meantime permit
me In advance TO express our high appreciation
Of the Christian kindness and generosity evinced
by your committee, and to assure yon that this
demonstration Of your continued sympathy Of
lers well timed encouragement In our Work,
and will materially advance its progress.
With much respect,
c. G. MEMAlNGER, President.
At q meeting Of the board OF managers Of the
Charleston Bible Society, held on the Sd inst, the
president submitted to the board the correspon-
dence between himself and the committee OF the
British and Foreign Bible Society, whereupon 1t
was
Resolved That this board tenders to the British
and Foreign Bible Society its grateful ac6nowl-
edgement OF their Christian liberallty In sending
them, In the hour Of calamity and need, supply
or ,hes d"-tg ere t0n InTsy
val that has elapsed, and OF their generous con.
fdence and sympathy In finally releasing the debt
when payment became possible.
Resolued, That the president OF this society do
communicate the foregoing resolution 10 the pre-
sident OF The British and Foreign Bible Society.
Further resolved, That the correspond ence
with these resolutions be published In the city
neWspaper5.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Daphne Alexander, 8
colored woman, Of disorderly habits and oteulai
propensities, found lying on the sidewalk at the
corner Of State and Queen Streets was sent to the
House OF Correction for ten days.
Thomas Hopkins, a youth without home OF
visiblemesns OF support, was arrested for vagran'
cy, and on suspicion OF larceny, and after hear
ing, remanded for further examination.
Walter Dart, found lying on the premises No.
1872 st. Philip street in an intoxicated state, was
sentenced ito 60 with the steam tug, II here.''
George windsor, being pngtlisticahJ inclined
assaulted James Deas at the corner Of George
and Meeting streets, was arrested by q peaceablt
policeman, and turned over BY the Mayor to 6
trial justice.
Two parties, who had been celebrating the
Fourth with too many and mixed beverages
pleaded the license OF the day, and were dis
charged.
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GONE HoAE.-The two oolored fire eompa-'
niles from Beaufort left the city yesterday morn.
ing on the steamer Planter 70, their homes. They
seemed 10 be quite faSoraoly impressed With the
condition Of things In Charleston.
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The IRON LNE.-The elegantly appointed
steamship Georgia, Captain 8. CrowelI. sailed
yesterday, at IL O'Clock. for New York, with
goodly cargo and seventy passengers. The next
departure on this line viii be the South Carolina,
In Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 1880 A. III.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Messrs. ". ]. Middleton and E. Waltien were on
Sd instant elected directors OF this company, to
fill the vacancies occasioned by the death OF
Robert Mure, Esq., and John Campsen, Esq.
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IDEs1RE to inform the people OF Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and now is the time, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place. to get first. class Sewing Ma
chine, either new or second, hand; so come one,
come all, and let me serve you TO No. machine.
jun1o ]. L. LUSsFoRD.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
in Velvet and Leather bindings, 10 cents; Old
price 90 cents In Velvet and Leather bindings,
s5 cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, ST.; old price 81 rs. In Velvet and Lea;
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR, AND 10. 161 KING ST.
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CITY MoRTALITY.-The report Of the city
registrar FOR the week ending June a. shows the
number OF deaths in the city to have been 80, of
which lS were whites and q colored. For the
week ending July /, he reports %, OF which 8
were whites and 10 colored.
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BRITISH AND FoRs1eN BIBLE SOCIETY,

BLAUkFKIAKS, LUNUUN, q. y, Moy p IoIi'
c. G.. Ae7anin0er, Esq, President Of the Charles.
ton Bt0le Society:
MY DEAR SIR-Your letter Of April 9Th, address.
ed to the president OF this society, In which you
allude to the inability OF the Charleston Bible So.
ciety to pay of the whole OF the debt incurred
during the late war in America, has been duly re.
ceived and presented to the committee. We thank
you for the willingness which you express to ap.
propriate the small sum at your disposal to this
object. The committee, however, would prefer
Scriptures among your own people, and hope that
you will accept the amount as donation from
this society for that purpose. AS far as the debt
Is concerned they have given directions that 1t
should be cancelled.
Wishing you much success in the prosecution Of
your important mission,
lam yours, very sincerely.
CHARLES JACKSON.
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Anrtipn 9ales--fnture paps.
BY w. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,
AuctfoneerB -j-, sJ.,

TN BANKRUPTCY.-N THE MATTER
Of W. g. WHILDEN 90. <ii&[' 2 57f.
By virtue Of an order In this case, made by the
Hon. G. s. Bryan, United States District Judge for
at public auction, on THURSDAY, 18th zJuly,as
the Old Postofnce. .ssgfte.t- -i--s.i,S
The following PROPERTY
RESIDENCE, TWO and half stories, NO. Wragg
Square. Lot measures so feet mont by 100 feet IN
u!gs' sIX LOTS OF LAND IN the village Of Rayenel..
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad: Each
1Gs G6g 81 Eng saeE SO 1sss
PLANTATION on Toogoodoo, River. ST. Paul's
Parish, Colleton County, known as s"LemH Blq1,"
containing 1000 acres, more Or less: .on tssplass
large frame barn, partly under cultivation.
TRACT Of go acres adjoining the above.
VACANT LOT OF LAND west slde OF New street,
TAGASF I Ior ii OF Of LAND adjoining sousn OF the
These TWO Lots were formerly the property OF
Or. Samuel Wilson, upon which bis residence was
ONE VACANT LOT on eeast side Of Lime.
house street, measuring 81 BY 1o5. This Lot istn-
mediately north Of the residence OF Thomas Froat,
'1 Sne VACANT LOT, north Of the above, ,.on Lime.
One BRICK TWO AND AHALF STORY RESI-.
DENCE, in Elizabeth street, known as No. 81: On
the premises are bftck kitchen, stable, and all
necessary outSulldings. 0isterr and gas fixtures
complete. Lot measures 8S by 100 feet. The
property is next north Of Aiken,s row. 7ral!.
One RESIDENCE, same as above, known ss 40.
53, next north.
one WOODEN RESIDENCE, at the southwest
corner Of Mary and Elizabeth streeta House
containing rooms and pantry. II On the
premises are all necessary outbuildfng5.. Lot83
feet mont on Elizabeth street, BY 100. feet on
Nary street. - I - %
RESIDENCE, at the southwest corner Of Spring
and Ashley streets, containing Is square rooms,
with pantry and dressing rooms. Water and gas
throughout the house. Cisterp and well on the
premises, with all necessary outbuildings. Lot
measures 1l6 by l70 feet. s.. ? ig..:.;..
RESIDENCE In Cannon street, north side,
known as No. 40. House containing 7gsquare
rooms. On the premises is q cistern and all nee.
| aaaary outbundinga. Los measures 65 BY ITO
feet. ~
Terns-One. third cash; balance payable In one
and two years, secured by bond and mortgage OF
the property, with interest, insurance and as
signment Of the property. Purchasers to pay auc-
riooneers for papers and stamps..
Q. C.L.BURCkMYEh,
| jun23-f2thwthS T. sfs Assignee.
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THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cERTs, as advertised by Messrs Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, subagent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the office Of Mr. C. Cacius, corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may2e
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular
meeting Of Dan Lodge, No. 90, I. O. B. B., the FOL
lowing ofacers were duly elected to serve next
term: N. Levin, president; P. Wineman, vice
president; S. Sprinz, secretary;D. Bentschner
financial secretary; J. N. Nathans, mentor; B.
Rice, assistant mentor; N. Schwarz, treasurer;
]. W. Williams, war den; b. Il. DeLeon, trustee.
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NOTICE OF RAFFLE.-The oil painting "St.
John, u from Mrs. Henry wlgfa!i and Miss Blamy
er's table, at the Memorial Fair, was won by NO.
4, owned By Mr.. A. G. M. The sofa cushion, from
Mrs. Olney's table, was won by No. 81, owned BY
william ". Thayer. These parties are requested
to call for them at Mr.. Won Santen's Store No. 22e
ZINC atrppt
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RIVER THIEyEs.-Alonzo Butler and Alfred
James, two old Offenders, were arrested yester.
day morning by the detectives for stealing lot
Of property, part OF which was found in their
possession, from sloop lying in Ashley River
These prisoners have made stealing on tue water
q aspeclalty, and have been concerned in several
successful operations. They are held for examin-
atton.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ats4 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his enVelopes.
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MAN RUN OVER.-Yesterday afternoon, a
colored man was run over by the up train on the
Northeastern Railroad at the bend In the road
opposite the Four.mile House. He was picked up,
and brought to the city on wagon, with his
right arm crushed his right leg broken just above
the ankle, the back Of his head smashed In, and
his body bruised generally. Hewas taken to the
hGity Hospital, and died twenty minutes after
wards-about halfpast 8 O'Clock last night. His
fearful wounds having rendered him insensible,
his name even is unknown. For the same reason
also, 1t Is not known how the accident occurred,
no one having been with him OF the time. No
one could identit.' him, further than he was
laborer on one OF the farms Of the road. 1t is
supposed that he must have been drunk at the
time Of the lctideut.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper OF 50, s.,
SIS, Sc so snd ss SO per thousand, according to
size, at TEE NEWS Job ofice.
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New YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents a
copy, at No. 1e1 King street. may3.w
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UsINE ESs NOTIO OEs.

SHIPPERS TO GEORGETOWN will notice in
another column that the Steamer Emile is this
day receiving freight at Commercial Wharf, and
will leave this night. at O'Clock.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS Intended for puo-
lication In THE NEWS, must, In all Eases, be PAD
for in advance.
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WILBUR q son

:. WILBUR q SON ...s,r.
HAVE RESUMED TIE GENERAL
Jul AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
at No. as Wentworth street, and solicit patron
age OF their friends and the public. Having en-
gagged with us the services OF Ar. JAMES 7.
CAMPBELL, our united efforts ana experience IN
said business will insure our friends that we Will
work for their interest. Outdoor Sales and all
manner OF Consignments will receive attention.
-N ~ '''0 WILBUR d SON,
junN2thsm4 Auctioneers, &c.
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Drp GpGns, @r.

FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Nos. 244 and,437 King Street, /,
Keeping their Stock new and fresh at oil sea-
sons. are getting in daily by steamers,
NEW TRAVELLING LINENS tr suits
Plaid and Chene Japanese PoYllns
Fancy Organdies and Jaconets for hot weather.
More OF their best quality Iron Grenadines
WHITE and Colored Piques
PIqIe Trimmings
Beautiful New Prints. aRthe ncent patterns, in
endless variety; Percales, also
Black Tamise for Summer and Mourning Dresses
Black Challies, very best quallt.
Black 3.4 and 6.4 Mouselnes
Black English Grapes and Crap. Wells
Grape Sets and Collars
Embroideries (a lovely lot)
Linen and Lace Sets
LaceTrimmed Collars
Muslin Sleeves
Linen Collars and Cuffs, &C.
ALSO, FULL LINE OF
CAss1MEREs, LINENS AND c9rToNADEs
SHEETINGS
SHIRTINGS
TABLE DAMASK
NAPKISS
TOWELS
HOSIERY
GLOVES
HANDKERcHIETS
NOTIONS, &c.
BEAUTIFUL STICK
| LLAMA LACE POINTS
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLS.
| Everything sold OF best qualify, and at the very
lowest prices and nothing enGorsed but what is
good Of Its kind.
FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT co.,
jnn22 Me-. "a and 437 King Street.
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CHL0RALUM.
tchloride Of Aluminium, the Saline Antiseptic
harmless as common salt.)

The Lancet, August 18th, 1870, says Of this pre-
paratlon: ut is quite as potent as Chloride OF zinc
or Carbolic Acid, and is at The same time non
poisonous and devoid Of unpleasant smell OF every
kind. These qualities Will, no doubt, insure its
ugIng exrpuSrctJ used, and nt no distant date we
may expect it to displace the antiseptics which
are at present in vogue"
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Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

,ung America Fire Company, at sP. NJ.
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The convention then adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-18
HOwE'S
Hand Potato .Di00e7. F!

The attention of Farmers is solicited to this New
Implement tor Digging Potatoes, by means OF " bicb
Tbs important crop can Re secured much quicker
and easier tha by any other method. All farmers
know that Otago digging with tho hand -hoe is ha
back-achiog work; the siOwest and most disagrepa,
Bile of all farm labor When potatoes are plowed ont
they are seatterei and many are lost the work OF
pck'n up is tedious and slow; none Of the horse NO.
ia o digsers work well il the ground is stony and
weedy. ~
HOaUe's Hand Potato Dio0er
does its work equally well under all conditions of the
He'd There Is no STOPPING or bending the hack The
operator stands perfectly erect by motion of
the hand and toot the tubers are instantly removed
from the hill and the product of the rows an de-
posted In one, free from ciTt; thus rem ei ing the
work or picking up mere nothing compared to sick
ing after the horse dlggeIs. One hand will PICK up
ionr times as many in day afte- this digger as he
can ater any p pdato digging pow. One boy, Is wears
potatoes in day as man can in the same time with
a common hoe. 1 have dug, mvself as bu. .hels in
less than three hours with this digger,
1t IS, beyond all question, the best implement tor
Digging potatoes ever offered the farmers of this
country. No farmer would ever dig potatoes with A
common hoe, after using one OF these
We will send this implement with directions for
using it, TO any pat the State or country on re-
ceipt OF price. and warrant it give satisfaction
Price. S4.00. Sampl1 Diggers sent to any one who
wouif like to act as Agent, for $500. g-Agents
wanted in every town.
dress tho Mlnufac'urerS and Patentees
o. r. HOWE & CO., Aug asta, Me-
sep15d&w4w