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!, .''i,Usln,a i,t..t & nm. ,.ioncr Of Internal
E.'rrue, .rl iociIG' comu ions on saloe
ter iu' fhr-.t'i. cI.'i rcs. pta 60 tho Treas
ur. iiDy include, al-.. euip- reported ~ COD
ic.. ea iutr o. e. laiy pad m,o Ia ircasury"t
q tine itHf.f. ~ ti-crn Lancg
10 twt,i. t.c t.. a. here Shown and the asgre-
a. 81 amount dc..-it'd on account Of intcenSi
rtr-ffi. shown uy warrants 90 v'riu. he same
mt. tic h,a-tr, tof tle Use = Ne-s
90 rcce'pt,. from tntor.al revenue for tbs
+, ~, Juro 20, lS,5 anl 1919, were a. follows:
En- S S' IT,. Il ct s T+ 3
ipcrca-e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ti.ss5 los ~
rho cr~tg3tc receipts for the months " 90
toy,r auG November, ~ enc currnn year, were
Slg,Gl,.,J. i9. Nh,e Tor tine same months ~ laA
1,ar5tn,ey- 81 e SiA7i,.o:F9 showing an increase
sinc. TIC asst annual repu,t to Congress. 6fty-
"a collection districts have been Gtoi she'd by
conso,id lion WITH other di.trcts. wi All esu-
na,ed atuual saving to the Government Of
E>onscUs FRAUDS.
Daring the iiss' n.cal year frauds Of unusual
ch racter and magnitude we're di.cOscrod in
this branch ~ me service, which Hpuear 10 II We
cen carried on with mris or less injury /" the
revenue for sever l yeais past Tho report of
the Commission sets iorta ia detail tue man
trh"l, and gives th- o-iilnate 81 that office 81
tne amount ui prot HE loss to the .--,--ua.
WIN '.--~-".-; ~ -."!.--uors o. the la.
I 4. m"l e',e.u 'r.,,c certain c,llectinn u
the tx ou 81 llicl -pri',; The 1T, ntion d
| C'n-'et' ,''rt ,spo ~ To th9t e Htrrc II
! to- rnu THE u. o., l,,nt. dllls n1ie theT-iA
! iof n' !uir,iIol NJ 90 law WITH view 10
trc 1'g'et' D." Il l'.- ~ u.@ 10 iutu-'' are on
cuire. ~ ~ u' 0e,,s' r., ara sor "'.h'd 70
necessary u'"r ''n ioT IN u'D.icd srirls
ID" D." 90 40 ,.',. o' l'i" .,n9' 20
gre g gen "iN'''ii O.. god p.Nu'~pt ui tae 'aI.
! ,ratlea. ..r' sol tho lr'n.r' D, viii ezcits
,lrl .'H,ir,ta,.on vii h. 6.e E,'c6' ~,
i"h fs"i.f.' .la' '.'n.' % yn"ni oi TX IN
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iiiFUN per tHIil M NffeI liti@ Nttn ittNut -nf'is
crf,inent az rte rIillrn d .llar-
'h' "ir' WhCn h'- attended, ihe rcfnndlpg /
q tl'*. 1~.,' co. the ui'ton.i utOt d.rtE ihc /
o.. -Nt..n ir,utl., Win She stead; imrrp,c.
mon. of thc ueii1n 4 credit. iUdn,c. tho rcncf
10 Q ihc fr"ai"ter u the ak per CENT tonts
,.,, 49,, N.Y. , D., ~ ~, 49,, "..'.""
49,. 49,. ni,,n,l IND ~ SIX ~ - ,n,,,.,ss f.
+ y.t,r D.. n,.i't d.. f,,t i,.t tv f.,. .,tu. of
rtc,t d. tf md aur l.lf ror rpnt. ME re-
a.. ,.ali, ., "A, .i,'a 'ittr the expi,,ti,n Of
Dog zoo. ,.,r. d. ,l IT,, .i,t. of ,hriri-.ne BIndl
.,,..r. ni,t,j on The ,,nr,ct. Nitirh nre
,,.., ..,,,.it - h, i,vn',,r ond con',dcrsd
d., III ., ,r',,s ,hc ,,,.,t van ISIS Ira, tho.n INV
81, 81, .'r,t i,, IA W. ,,,,',t ia -
,..di, ,,. H. ou.,t',J , ro,,u,i. .iooa Tor
,f u,' .i,.d S,,t.s t,,rs ...,,,,", red
.'n. i''H N'Piife.s, i.ax s,. rnoltsIeH ~
mon. s, ',,,,, ant ~ olive ,rr,e bo1ds
., ,n'' ni 'iN wv, ,i wv ~, l',' 'l,us
q, e. 200. ,,,1n ,,,'f h, ,,,.d. f., ii, art
r- i,t, "A t..a vtirb .h,u o.."rJ t6o t,n. Of
,,. ,l,,.,..',n'' ''' 10 '"''' ''''' ''"
''-
hsi Nfil'' pt SPECIE iAfiiANi.
The ,ic .fe..i nn - 1u.us.. and general con-
traction ~ ,alur- which i,ll,wud toe hnauoial
n.. REQ in ail unt,. of the ctuntr, simiiar
hrA.ritl c,nsul.ion4 have occnrrrn in other
/, ,,,,t.. A.. meat merriam. IA In thi, ,utrg
'ilN-. d.s,.f,ltl. III .iiir, 'rces nave hert,
liNNr't H' = 40 our o." 100 country hy overt td-
81, eI .ti., cn,r. rf.r -ftrt.,,afcl lv loo grc1t
nh. i,.., nf t,fui i-.a Ia t.. az ..ittc AN flie
t.,ii of c iit.nt. nU- b. ..I tt,,n t,f e.. i,,ii,lr
,,f, tn. con-, d, al mai 3D.. ,,., ~ 10 v.,rt ,.t
r..r,i.l , .ntrr.' which have ~ r,,rd aud arc
tu.. -.iff -.,- from, t,n,tri tenr... i,,.i have
ri,t.ri,n a.. 20 NJ itr en- .e' ami IN .' me
&C t.rni t.r iriurjstipn 10 &. be-, pr.suct IA.
ti,,. a., s.t. In, d. a.. ,ff,f, h.i, ,.f..i be-
fo-,. lrd tn rv.r. nf. du.t.on. and th,t
-tu,re,,fv - made .nl crcit which
,. ir ,i.' ia, inner or TO- le III
..url ~, r.n .n.. ,ud a cnr.r.nond-
&c., r,,.ll ~ ttffc. ion Nrhuus, thrrY
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H., To-. I'D, ,o.. . O .. ., go, ~ ~ t..,,
's ~ ~ io'' "'S o w, VI -, .i r.,
gu ~ W. w ~ tu.s ~ i,.,,
W, IN vi, NV cnu,,iE ~, ID, ',', wy t
-. " ~ yer V'',' WI u"' ~" , ".lu w. r.
W., ','i, ,,ii,,',., o., u ~ d, r & US, Ill
i,', 81 Il A ,,,,, ,t w, NM, ,,,,i d, ocr snd
V'",, .u P, ~ KY IL 60
w.. ,A n,'n'1' t,'uI| ,.i's,,,' lo't. . :, w." Wv,
= w. u 49, wv ~ ,'' T. , ID, 'u , 100
~, ~ '' %. !'"' ',o' 20, a. ~. f.,,.
w. 49,. ,-,.'.--, D., 4 ~ ',,'',. az 4, =. ,'c,,,'
..,,.., ,, ,i,.,i f,r ~ WV
~ ' '-. ~ - - - ,-.,ft,. f., tho ~
,,'.ou, ~, H." ,ir,.i,,i,n ~ ,,,i,.r,f t,,rIs
.G ,r s,,-,.r,.r ~ n''t, ~, ns ,,.1'fi'v
t,r,. f,r lbs ,re .!cro.tt 81 I.-i -frI.i.r Do - IN
the /, sur, r amount Yf cir,ul.iIrt thus
r,tiraf: and tho ID .,f jan H. ~ b. pr r. tor
thu unlimited /. ur of circulating nulr- Co iit-
II tini fi.- -t.i. irct 60 tine rr Visions ~ ~.
and tin. rcdurti II ~ the T. u.l-teudrr notes at
IN. rate 81 eighi, per cent. Ipuniie iuouu
thu. issued to national tanks. u .til the ltgal-
tender notes shall h.. reduc Il s. %.yH'st..tn
tfttcr Inc Dgcritiln OF these iva acts Slja.tlij
of milton 4 n mix notu4 II W h.ets !s.ttd tiIA
Q9iG,5 from, j Dob. Is IT, s.. I. 1915. upon wri,h
Iufer amount 2 16LIB OF ltgai-tender notes
have been retired.
B,nkIng n.yibz teen made FREQ o., tho nct u
thcl 4 Cungrosl without res .ric'iOu n4 10 tho
amount Of cifcul ting uoios ttut ~ Je iteucu
t. Hii, ulft " the country, ! * lt lcNCd that
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cNl iyc g ,'.s.-i iof thr -.nniHs iwic.
tl uI '1 tNt 81 'iNui Ni frN nii.- ~ - '' we
a.. or ttc h,.it y,nr. were 81 5n.ois 10. Dr l.
s. .-F o. .r.- liu THE nn N.ui &C inc ta.C. T
Il l.. t.r dn'.. Wnts tie ,uuntnis So toe +
llr. &C lH"-.i.'.
a. huH. ,.tN .icare &c d 'r- 10 "ni h',
a.. 90. t' u".a- NiIi -c. 90 iN tt"fn" 90 .
.. acknowledgment ,ud ci",' vi The .''l 3D. I,,tu /
81 tne trr n. aye .c.t duc e.d uni .'.' ~ I
nc rifd int.f ST sod te.' witcu 30 the go n'i Is /
A.vmen' q treated o.. i.,lit % iW /
..cinncn $3.50, SAD. as l- tine prt','hd t.o /
-ttfc ntci - ~ .d Nnrl o. ifc''
.t..i lHt. b. tA Io > B., is.t,.s
"NIt
.nv. u.. r.p.l..l &. .he
d 4.'."0l .'' % fits b. N'' .,-
q"..n,.t. .nIu,tI.-,.
. .f '.-.l
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.t
a. .. t... ..i...s rs 3D. i..'ft
sta .uDr'. N.,
=, S'."'ns /" '''' zee "'
va d5t..u '' .us...us!
i,, .ssa4a O.. ra,u-.u a.c... ,. .at
u, NNt ''' lv o'
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u..., 3D. ...ii ..s .,eu .. oI rr.
raad
{. 4 '-' 80
,t.r.., ,o. t,i u'ua... ar. sc
,'.. .r..t. ..
Ha. in- toe t.Iu 70 ........ ........ i.. 1s
1fW.l tf,.r.f..-,, b.. .t.cr0. .iveI th,f 20, r,-
e.,ce ,.xi-f- ia i..., t,,l. ....'.,,t ,ti.. .r,.r.
~ ~li-n grow. ou. al i've manner ol ine..
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Tie aggregate amount of call 10 us OF tue New
York otI banks, OCTOBER l. TIA, was 41Jll4W,s.
a lie more titan Onc fourth 81 the entire 4, .p
ot tns9o hnre nd iirle moro tlln ouu-f urtu
81 their ncf deposits.
The amount OF sincle-name paper, without
Other security. is S'hr'1ilal. me ar cunt OF
business pHpcr tune notes secured rY collateral,
nud hccommndttIon pauer, combined, WIS
$50, 'J5,j The amount at accommodation
paIrr uns iasue at wticn his t.en one OF the
leading causes Of the disaster. thit have oc-
cured during the Lust two vcursi IA much less
than heretofore; and the share discrimit.. tien
now beng exc 81 ed hy the o INKS, aupeIiulnced
by severe l'ssc1 through the purchase OF this
KIND o. pAuer, l. pidlY utiu glU. about moe
hnne9t and hrallhg use Of credit by the common
cal classes.
iAfE5 or tS1fRrSr.
A statement ~ the rates Of interest In New
York c..y, car 0ful!y prepared from Naiiy reports
shows the following results:
Fac average Fats IS interest for the year end
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Tho receipts fiHu ci-fums Tor the wear ond-
in@ june 3D. ieii. were sr-.lu'ttiI1. .nu 10 the
pohIinl dHir ~ ls,l they ,ycro sll-, lG7 e.
i<!tj, % decline Of SiRbilll.H.
ihe teoriptS for tna hrJi larier Of the cur
rebt tsc.lycdr were tfA.tsitff ~. ,vhlic for me
cue!pnn!lns peri, Il OF last YEAR the were
ShNhl3O TO- showing decrease OF S24li,-
61i -
lOr the months Of October and November,
$50 the receipts were 500 $3.50 ~. ana Ter thC
Hll
The effect upon the customs receipts 81 the
act uf Fent ,nlN 5, lNd, Imposing dutir- oi, Ger
tan Ariir'es me eiu enutn'rucd. and making
Huul'luu' a. the &c list, ctnnot vet ne stated
Nllh certainty. Nor Is u uGssiue, & De- cent, TO
determine win accuracy thc effect n the act
ot lhich y. $50, restoring The ten per rpl tiirI
Of duties rcpeal-d hY tAc act OF june G. 49,.
The following statement Of imp,ltHti ms Of
the cllstts OF merchandise Chieh, concerned,
i derived from the Rurcgu Of Statistics, and,
10 some extent scrves 20 show the effect OF tge
act OF area 3, 1874 on the duiica received,
value OF hnnor't ers II CounH, RilA
ahd glassware, Ida FlbpeT Huu gutta
y 'rcha- lru0 qua steel, leather, metals
hOt otnclEss ptcrl1od for, PapeE
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In furlhernnce Of the purnoso OF the act OF
tie last Congress 10 provide Tor the 7, sumption
that authOiitY TO giyen for funding legal tender
notes ln,o honns bearing "a low late ~ Interest.
Such bonds should run for lOnscr laflO1 II
time than those now authorized Tor refindi"g
tue inloTcsI -bcTn. debt, and should DO made
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The report - tLe u,r.c.or Of the Miut pre-
-cnf- Deb dct.ii tlc 1tct4t. as of tac ,aiats and
ns- c:irFs.
rue anoun' o. ,nlii.n received and ope rated
upYn dam. toe last i- eel vr-f was
q 10 ............ ....... 81 l.,2 - %
r.. V.r.... ........... ....... ...... if.ag az
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Eg. s. EEERP0NT.
attorney &sgd COEIEE.CEOr-aE- Law
~

WIFI attend to Collections and all other bust
II noes IN NaHiJowoc county sud vicinity.
I3ff1y -.
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CoRPULENCE-P Prof VIM Banting
in his work on Obesity, opened with the
following humane plea:
"of all TIE parasites that AFFECT humanity do
not know, nor can imagine any more distressing
than that Of Obesity and having just emerged from
very long probation Of this affection I am Gesr-
Gus Of circulating my humble knowledge aud ex-
perence for the benefit Of my fellow man. with an
earnest hope that il may lead to the same comfort
and happiness'
We shall not follow Prof Bantines
example BY writing a treaties on diet or
its effects on Obesity, Yet we have
had an experience that puts Bantiug in
the shade--In fact lie was not much Of
man to begin with as he only weighed
pol pounds and only lost 4G pounds
after sixteen months diet We have
lost 46 Il pounds since the Sth day Of
May last, and have not starved our
selves by any manner Of mcans.-The
Prof's daily bill Of fare is no, above sus-
picion, he ate meat five times each day,
and encompassed seven stimulating
drinks at regular and precise intervals,
from early morn until dewy evenings.
etc. That we (before commencing Ia
diet, } took our drinks with more than
usual regularity and precision, viii
not DC questioned by our most intimate
friends and that our bulge increased
without any regard for the ulti-
matum Of our future symmetry can
be established by even the casual OBJ
server of cur city.
Our experience leads us to believe
that the drink part of his diet is fail
IRE. They are exhilaratiug, but they
hasten no balmy brcezcs, Cexccpt a
family breeze, which are no wise cool
ING to our tempcramcnt) His rules
for eating we can heartily recommend,
as We have followed them except IN the
number Of meals per day, (three is
plenty for us, with the result
above stated
Least those little fellows. Our Co
temarpories) of The Manitowoc Tri-
dme," Two Rivers "CAronicic," and
Manitowoc Zeifupg should assume on
the fact Of our dieting and attempt to
be lippy. we think it but fair to state
that we are no myth as yet; as we now
weigh 223 II pounds, and that after
striking out straight from the shoulder
we await the report Of the Surgeon on
our victim with the same anxiety as OF
old, when we weighed 270.
Boys you hadn't better come foolish
ING around Us for at least a couple of
months yet; we are coming dorm dorm
to your calibre as fast as we can.
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Circuit Conrt Prnceedinrs.
on. Campbell Mclean Judge.

Hon. Campbell Mclean Judge.
The June Term of the Court commenced
on the 22nd day of June and Court was
opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day By
proclamation of the Sheriff.
The following is 4 Summary Of the bust
ness disposed of by said Court:
Horace D. Clahin, vs.. August Raben-
hores The Attorneys for plaintiff not be-
M present when case was called, the same
was continued Tor the term en- melton Of
Defendant
Jesse Saholl vs.. Benjamin Jones. Con-
tlnued for the term on application Of De
PENDANT upon payment of $40.
Morice Murphy Us. Horatio Truman.
Continued for the term on application of
Defendant hpon payment of SO.
Henry Grevey IS. Fred Gauger. TriaI BY
Jury. Jury renders verdict for the
Plaintiff and assess his damages at SII,-
80.
TIE State of Wisconsin rs. Peter Peter
son. Affidavit for continuance Sled ard
cause continued for the term.
The State of Wisconsin rs. Timothy
Donovan. Defendant appeared aad with,
drew his plea Of mot guilty" and plead
guilty Of ali assault ana battery. where.
upon he was sntenoeG by the cour. to pay a
fine of $50.
State Ct Wisconsin vs.. Gustsve Bau-
mann. On motion Of tie District A,tor.
ney the Court orders this cause to Be dis
continued.
State of Wisconsin vs. Louis Peterson.
Case continued for the term.
State of Wisconsin, vs.. Peter Feraan.
The Court directs the Jmy to render a
verdict Of mot guilty"
State OF Wisconsin VS.. Frederick Loyen.
hagen. Order filed appointing j. D.
Markham Esq. to prosecute this action
cause continued for the term.
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I. A!|IytIL!l!.tI!A.TI ( COS
BUCKEYES
Reaper & Mower,
sHeepstakas7 hFasler
IMPROVED FOR 1875.
IMPROVED FOR 1875.

NEWTON, Mani.owoe CO., April 10, 1875.
H. d. Smailey, Hanitotroc, Itis:
The Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
aud Mower l bought of you last season,
gives me perfect satisfaction. For every
part, | think there is no better in the
WORLD. 1t makes the gavels or bun
dies SO nice that [ need no rake when
binding.
My winter wheat was heavy and
somewhat LODGED, but my Reaper cut
it clean and made good gayels. In Grass,
il will beat the WORLD. 1t is also very
hight draft. My advice to farmers is.
buy the Buckeye Improved Table Rake
Reaper and Mower. Yours truly,
CARL KRUGER.
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State Of Wisconsin Us. j Ohm p Heinriehs
Affidavit for order and order changing
place of trial from this county to the county
Of Fond du Lac filed.
State Of isconsin vs. Gathering Boldus.
Continued for the term on application Of
the Defendant.
State of Wisconsin vs.. Lewis Lawrence.
On motion Of lie District Attorney the
Court orders discontinuance OF this
cause.
State Of Wisconsin 81. Jamess N ble.
Defendant withdraws bis plea Of mot
/ gully" and enters plea OF guilty of as
sault AMI battery wherein the Defendant is
sentenced by The Court to pay fine of
/ S83.
State Of Wisconsin vs. George Albright.
Orders by the Court that the Clerk of the
Court enters discharge of recognizance
herein upon OF Defendant paying costs and
. fne amounting TO SIS, l6.
State Of Wisconsin We. Jeremiah Murphy.
At the suggestion Of the District Attorney
and by permission of the Court Nolle
proseqa entered.
State of Wisconsin vs.. Vim. Lehmkahl
NQIle prOseqH entered.
State Of Wisconsin IS. Emil G. Hasse.
The prosecution failing to make out a case
tae Court directs the Jury to render YER
diet of got guilty.
SCHUYLER Powell IS. Hugh Morrison ct al.
Order vaeating Judgment and order of ref
erence fled. Judgment fled.
Vitcline S2nfranchi IS. Angelo Sanfran-
chi. Judgment of Divorce flied.
John Mullins vs.. Michael Mullins. Mo-
ton to dismiss the appeal herein. Hearing
of motion continued till the lst day of ad-
iourned term.
.Juliana Uu,Lner VS.. Ottoman SchalIern
81 al
IN Il i cause the inrv renders verdict for
the Plaintiff and assess his damages at
s275.79.
Franz Pech IS. John Oswald, That Jury
falling to agree upon verdict herein, were
di charged by the Court.
John uucek vs.. Wenzel Hostak. Judg-
ment Of foreclosure and sale filed.
VIM. A. Walker Is admitted as an Attor-
ney and Counsellor at law of the Circuit
Court Of the State Of Wisconsin.
4 petition signed by the members Of the
bar tie Jurors and others was presented to
his Hon. Judge Camhnell Mclean sheroin
the etitioners request his Honor to make
an order authorizing and directing the
Sheriff to cause to be nut in to the South
end of the Court room, two windows to
correspond with the windows on the oppo-
site side of said room for reasons stated in
said petition. The Court makes and enters
an order in conformity with said request.
John T. Pritchard VS.. Ed Weinschenk
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IN PRonaEE-mnnsr county
4 sDTsrr.

In the matter ofthe estate Of Lemuel r. Necho,s
decreased.
Letters Of administration in said matter being on
the 18th ray 4 MAY. A. D., 1873 granted to Hannah
Nichols OF Rorkland- hanitowoc County Nis and
No oue having required thc appointment of com
oIssioners on said estate, IL l. ordered that The
time OF four months rA the date hereof be and
the same i hereby aIGVed to the 81 d HauHah
Nichols in which 20 dispose Of the estate and pay
the debts and ie1aCics Of the said deceased.
And il Is further ordered thar notice thereof be
given 10 the heirs Of the said deceased and to all
persons interested by publishing copy Of this or
der for three successive weeks in the Nauftgvsc
Pi-or weekly newspaper published at the city and
County OF Aiauituwuc Wis
Dated ManitowCc. Iav 10Th. 1870 BY the
Court. I. G. CLMSTEE. COUNTY judge.
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SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER.

We offer the Farming Public, the
SWEEPSTAKES THREsHER the coming
season, with the following improvements:
lst. We baye new device for raising
and lowering the Conrave, while in motion.
ID. A great Improvement il the Shake
Wheel, saving al wear and Gear anl allow
ing more or less shake at the WI OF the
thrasher.
81. The Thirty inch Cylinder Machine
comes out this season, with the Apron and
Shoe + niche wider. \ great improvement.
OFFICE, At the Foundry on York Street,
NaniJowoc, - il.
II. D. SMALLEY, Agent.
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MICHAEL HOGAN

NEwToH, Manitowoc Co., April 10, 1875.
II. u. SmalLey, N1aHo5coe, Wis:
The Table Rake Buckeye
Mower and Reaper bought of YOU gives
me PERFECT SATISFACTION. 1t cannot
be beat, for neoness, dtraJItty and
Hghfness Of drqtt It will leave the
bundles just as compact as bound. The
bundles lay perfectly straight from top
to bottom, not crossing the straw as with
the Reel Rake My brother Mr. Michael
Taugher Of Meme, after trying other
machines and binding after them for the
last three years, bought Buckeye this
winter, If farmers viii take my advice
they viii buy the Buckeye Y ours & c.,
A\TU0%T THATCHER
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"a Complete Pictorial History OF the
TImes".-ssEhe best, cheapest and
most successful Family Paper
in the CniOn.
HiRPER'S WEEKLY,
lLLU ED.
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