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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 
DODGE'S P ATEKTT 
YlKYVViU YMl MOWER, Y\H SEIF-RARER 
WALTER A, WOOD’S 
MOWERS and REAPERS 
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure—C G Clark & Co. 
Howe’s Piano without a Master—Elias Howe. 
Enterprise—Geo W Klutz. 
To Consumptives— O P Brown. 
The most Popular Picture of the Times—Geo E Periue. 
Missomj Mammoth Blackberry—E Y Teas. 
WOoden Pomps for Wells—S Stocking. 
Wanted, a Young Devon Bull—Wm M White. 
Improved Bartlett Sewing Machines—Goodspeed & Wyman 
Wanted, Agents—Banks, Lord & Co. 
Wanted, Agents—B B Rti3sell. 
81‘XCCAL NOTICES. 
Chicago Ditching Machine—G H Beardsley. 
P ORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, COM- 
biuiug the maximum of efficiency, durability and 
economy with the miutmnin of weight and price. They are 
widely and favorably known, more than 600 being in use. 
All warranted siulsiactory, or no sale. Descriptive Circu¬ 
lars sent on application. Address 
y57-26t J. C. HOAULEY & CO., Lawrence, Mass. 
Take the lead, and used everywhere. Two Grand Gold Med¬ 
als and Cross of Legion of HVmor, at Paris Exposition, 1867. 
And 500 First Premiums In all parts of the world. Over 90,- 
000 now lu use. Increasingdemand with increased facilities. 
Improvements for 1808. Pronounced by all who have used 
them to be the 
F rom the new yorr tribune of 
May 2. 
To tier, Editors of the New York Tribune : 
Gkntlkmen :-We have this day received from S. R. Niles, 
Esq., Newspaper Advertising Agent, of this city, a letter 
from your establishment, mating some inquiries as to the 
manner in which our business Is conducted. To your inqui¬ 
ries we respond as follows:—That oor business ts not a gift 
enterprise concern; that, we are engaged in a legitimate, 
straight-forward business, and da not deviate from the plan 
as advertised in our circular. In order to satisfy you as to 
che nature and extent Of our business, we give you a state¬ 
ment of our sales for November, 1867. 
Amount of sales for N'ovcmhcr, 1867, according to sworn 
returns made to the United Stales Assessor, f 101,711, (one 
hundred, and, four thousand seven- hundred and. eleven dol¬ 
lars.) Numbers of orders received hv mall and express, 
7,950-in sums varying from fl to $200. The orders were re¬ 
ceiv'd from, and the goods sent in return to, places all the 
way from the •' Hnb" t.o Nebraska, Including the village of 
New York. We also give yon a list of some of the articles 
SOLD BY D8 for one dollar during the mouth of November, 
as taken from our books: 
1497 Pieces Brown and Bleached Sheeting, average 45 yards 
to the piece,retail price 20 cents per yard. 
56 Wool Long Shawls. 
59 Fairs Wool Blankets. 
315 Dozen Worsted Breakfast Shawls, retail price $2. 
20 Gastimcre Long Shawls. 
172 Pairs Gents’ Calf Boots. 
5 Pieces or Wool Carpeting, 20 yards each. 
11 Pieces of Bhn k Silk. 14 yards each. 
48 Silver Hunting case Watches. 
1192 Wool Square Shawls. 
1404Pieces Hemp <: irpetlng, 25 cards each. 
5 Silver-Plated Tea Services of 6 pieces each. 
1476 Silver-Plated Castors. 
1492 White Quilts. 
If additional proof Is desired as to the equitable manner in 
which we fulfill out promises, and of the satisfaction given 
our patrons thereby, we shall gladly furnish reference to 
those who have received these goods from ns. In the. month 
of September, 1887, we made a contract, for 1000 dozen of 
Breakfast, Shawls, to ho delivered In such quantities as we 
might wish them. These shawls are the same quality of 
goods as those sold by jobbers at wholesale for |.t5 a dozen; 
and when sold at retail have been sold lu Boston and New 
York at $2 each. By taking so large a quantity we obtained 
them at a price which nermim us to sell them at fil each, and 
leaves us a small profit. Ev erv article wc offer for sale la 
obtained in a similar manner. ’In dornesttca our House ab¬ 
sorbs the entire production of one factory. 
But we think we have offered evidence enough to convince 
you that our patrons do obtain dollar for dollar ior every 
article purchased from us. ANDREWS & CO., 
Nos. 1(4 and 106 Sudbury St., Boston, Mass. 
SW Wc will send circulars to any address. 957-2t 
WOOD'S PRIZE MOWERS—one and two-horse 
WOOD’S BP1.F-RAKING REAPER —with or without. 
WOOD'S NEW MOWING ATTACHMENT 
WOOD’S HAND RAKING REAPER. 
HAINE’S ILLINOIS HARVESTER. 
tsr Manufactured hv the WALTER A. WOOD MOWING 
AND REAPING MACHINE CO., General Office and Manu¬ 
factory llcot'.lck Falls, N. Y. 
Branch Offices anti Salesrooms .-Nnw York City, 10 Conrt- 
landt St., P. 0- Box5805, C. U. SKINNER, Agent; Chicago. 
Ill. ,206 Lake St,, c JO. WHITMAN, Agent; Alexandria Va.. 
A. T. SKINNER & CO., Agents; Madison, WIs., M. E. FUL¬ 
LER & CO.. Agents. 
FOREIGN OFFICE, 77 Upper Thames St., London, Eng. 
SEND FOR NEW DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR FOR 1868. 
SEE RURAL NEW-YORKER, APRIL 4, 1868. 
tuts Cfoubcuscr 
—La belle Heelne was played 292 times in Paris last year. 
— Lord Brougham has been buried at Cannes. 
— Reno, Pa., is totally dead, aud its railroad lorn up. 
— Grasshoppers threaten great havoc, lu Idaho. 
— Gen. Fremont’s son has been made a naval middy. 
— The Saratoga hotels are preparing to open. 
— Ole Ball goes to Europe in June, to return in October. 
— The Mormons have got above eating pork.; 
— France has 41,525 acknowledged idiots. 
— D’Arcy McGee’s poems are to be published. 
— Fare between New York and Boston is down to $4. 
— New Jersey will cover her swamps with cranberries. 
— Brooklyn’s population is estimated at 490,000. 
— Pennsylvania is growing a heavy grass crop. 
— A suit over the title to Mt. Washington is in court. 
— Favorable reports are received from the Idaho mines. 
— California raised 2,000,000 bushels of potatoes last 
year. 
— Ac observatory is to be erected on the top of Mont 
Blanc. 
— Fifty thousand cherry trees are in. bloom on Staten 
Island. 
— San Francisco servant girls are investing in real 
estate. 
— England is selling her old wooden vessels to the junk 
dealers. 
— Uncle Gideon has sold 300 vessels since the close of 
the war. 
— Detroit has raised $30,000 to establish a Medical 
Collage. 
— There ia a prospect of a fine crop of wheat about the 
Black Sea. 
— Strawberries are selling at fifty cents per quart in 
Milwaukee. 
— There is considerable activity in ship building at 
Puget Sound. 
-Twenty-one Harvard students have been fined for 
drunkenness, 
— Pipe smoking in the streets is on the increase in 
New York city. 
— Brigandage has broken out with fresh virulence in 
Southern Italy. 
— Numerous murders and robberies are being perpe¬ 
trated in Ilayti. 
— Crop reports from Arkansas and West Tennessee are 
very encouraging. 
— Queen Victoria has written an autograph letter to 
I fra. D'Arcy McGee. 
— It is said that Count de Sartiges, French Minister at 
Rome, is to be removed. 
— The Canadian Governor General’s salary has finally 
been reduced to 432,000. 
— Two French missionaries have arrived in New York 
to obtain relief for Algeria. 
— Four wolves were killed, and four captured alive, in 
Greene Co., Ind., last week. 
— Omaha is said to be overrun with meu seeking em¬ 
ployment and half standng. 
— Tobacco in tin foil ia liable to become impregnated 
with a poisonous salt of lead. 
— Mrs. Partington is writing an ode to he sung at the 
Springfield Masonic celebration. 
— True bills have been found against the warehouse 
revenue defaulters at Galveston. 
— Twelve vessel loads of Italian emigrants sailed from 
Genoa for America in March last. 
— OtterviUe, Mo,, had a sensation last week In the 
shape of a marriage on horseback. 
— Within the past six months 100,000 persons have died 
in Algeria from famine or disease. 
— There is excitement in Owen county, Ind., over the 
reputed discovery of a silver mine. 
— At the Paris Exposition, Brazil secured the prize for 
raising the best coffee in the world. 
— Notice of a birth, marriage or death costs five shil¬ 
lings sterling in the London Times, 
— A man in Palmer, Mass., lost thirty chickens in one 
night, and next day caught ten foxes. 
— D'Artois, the notorious Mexican filibuster, has gone 
to establish a colony in North Colorado. 
— The Emperor Don Pedro of Brazil is tired of the 
cares of royalty, and talks of abdicating. 
— A crazy woman in Memphis was shot and mortally 
wounded, being mistaken for a burglar, 
— The Central Pacific cars are now running to Reno, 
Nevada, twenty miles from Virginia city. 
— Col. Jennison the ux-Jayhawker, has been fined $100, 
at.Leavenworth, for keeping a gambliug house. 
— A Portland lady who ha- kept count claims to have 
used 30 miles of spool cotton within twelve years. 
^ MERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES. 
The Best I The Cheapest. 
Recommended by Railway Conductors, Engineers aud Ex¬ 
pressmen — the moat exacting class ol watch-wearers—as 
superior to all others for strength, steadiness, accuracy and 
durability. 
Unscrupulous dealers occasionally sell a worthless Swiss 
Imitation. To avoid imitation, buyers should Invariably de¬ 
mand a certificate of genuineness. 
For sale by all respectable dealers. 
Ask for a WALTHAM WATCH, and take no other. 
It ia the Best ! It ia the Cheapeat I 
B/effrn 
MANUFACTURED BY THE DODGE AND STEVENSON MANUFACTURING CO., AUBURN, N. Y, 
UNION MOWER AND REAPER 
T TALUABL1S FA KM FOR HA LF..- CONSIST- 
1 Ins of U0 acres of lahil In a high state of cultivation, 
with fruit orchards embracing the most choice fruits, and 3 
acres of vineyard all In bearing. One-half mile from Peach 
Orchard Landing, on Seneca Lake. In the County of Schuy¬ 
ler, N. Y-, Hector F. <>. For particulars, inquire, of 
B. W. WOODWARD, Watkins, Schuyler Co., N.Y. 
(A Combination of different Patents.) 
It combines more valuable features and will bet¬ 
ter meet the wants of farmers than any 
Machine ever invented. 
Has been in use for the past 
SEVEN VEAR.S, 
— AND HAS — 
PROVED A PERFECT SUCCESS! 
Can be worked successfully on rough and stony land, and is 
the most dur able machine in use. 
WHITCOMBS SULKY HAY RAKE. 
Is the lightest, cheapest, simplest and best Horse Rake 
known. Agents Wanted. ALZIRLTS BROWN, Worcester, 
Mass., Manufacturer. DUANE H. NASH, General Agent, 
29 Cortlandt Street, New York. 955-2teo 
U NPARALLELED SICCI»S!-WE ARE 
selling from a rich and varied stock of Dry and 
Fancy Goods. Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Carpetings, &c., 
at a uniform price of ONE DOLLAR. Parties getting up 
clubs will receive a premium worth from 83 to $300, accord¬ 
ing to the size of the club. A check describing an article to 
be sold for One Dollar, 10 ets.; 20 for $2; 40 for 81,60 tor 00; 
100 for $10. Circulars sent free. Agents wanted in every 
town. Address HARRIS & PLUMMER, 
957-4t 34 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. 
The Premium Harvester of America 
Dodge’s Improved Self-Raker for 1868. 
STRONG- TESTIMONIALS FROM PRESS AND PEOPLE! 
CURLS!CURLS! 
Awarded the Highest PBsatTUJts at the most Important 
FIELD TRIALS ever held In any country. 
90,000 Now In Use—20,000 Sold In a 
SINGLE SEASON. 
t»” Circulars forwarded by mall. 
ADRIANCE, PLATT fe CO., (Mrs Pokeepsie,) No. 165 
Greenwich St., N. Y. 
HIRaM CURTIS, Albion, Orleans Co.. N. Y. 
J. M. CHILDS & CO., No. 121 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. 
Uodqe a IsiPRO' bd Rhaper and Mb wER, and Selp-Raker. as described above, is believed 
Machine now or ever offered to the American Farmer. Its thorough trials and great triumphs 
machines, during the season of 1807, have given the Dodoe Machine unusual popularity aud 
practical farmers creating a demand or it with all who believe “the Beet is the Cheapest, 
determined to “Get the Best —Dodge's Improved. 1 ’ 
The following Testimonials, from reliable sources, show conclusively that Dodge's Selp-Ra 
every requirement of the most fastidious farmer, and it is warranted to give perfect satisfaction 
[From the Rural New-Yorker of Sept. 7,1867.] THE DODGE MACHINE AT F 
IMPROVED AUTOMATIC RAKE FOR DODGE’S We, the undersigned, witnessed the opers 
HARVESTER Harvester with the Improved Self-Rake, in t 
the firm ot Daniel Wooden, in the town of 
During a recent vjait to Auburn, we accepted an invitation Go., N. v., on the 6th of Bcpt., I»»i7 The Si 
from Cot. Dodoe, Prea’t of the Donor. & S' ’E vex son Manu- rider perfect; aud farmers need look no fui 
factoring Co., to witness a trial of their Automatic Rake for Implement. Simple In construction, verv si 
Dodge’s Harvester — they having added Hcmie verv minor- or fixings” to get out. or order; is ready 
fanf + U X r , 1 Af i -\- .I J , ..V. 1 “ . lo.iVim Urn fu/.lom- , r, - 1 I ..V > 
A sample of Prof. ROBit’a Curliquk will be sent free to 
any address. The Cithmquk will curl the straightest hair on 
the first apnllcation (without injury) In soft.luxurlaut, beau¬ 
tiful Hotting curls. Address with Stamp, 
956-4t Prof. b. H. ROBB, Parkman, Ohio. 
T > O O K AGENTS WANTED — 
JO For the Intensely Interesting work, '’MYSTERIES OF 
THE NEAPOLITAN CONVENTS." byanex-Null. It gives 
a true and graphic picture of the Inner life of the Convents, 
and of the country and society of that beautiful land—Italy. 
Agents are meeting with great success in its sale. Terms 
liberal. Send for Circulars. 
954-St A. S. HAL F, & CO., Hartford, Conn. 
tSTSOT A PATENT MEDICINE. _a£l 
-A. S^FS, 
CERTAIN, 
and 
Speedy Ours 
*oa 
NEURALGIA, 
AND ALL 
NERVOUS 
DISEASES, 
K EDZIE’S PATENT WATER FILTER—Scien¬ 
tific, Practical and Reliable. Every family should use 
them to Insure health. KEDZIE & BUNNEL, 
944-tf No. 9 Exchange St., Rochester, N. Y. 
XSriversaLNeiiralgiaJ 
FOR ONE 
DOLLAR 1 
A PRESENT OF 825.00 VAGUE, OF YOUR 
OWN SELECTION,-FREE OF COST, 
For a few days’ services in any town or village. Particulars 
and gift sent free, bv addressing, with stamp, CLOUDMAN 
& CO., 40 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. 954-13t 
s It* Effect* ars 
Magical. 
It is an unfailing remedy in all cases of Neuralgia Facialis, 
often effecting a perfect cure In less than twenty-four hours, 
from the use of no more than two or three pills. 
No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed 
to yield to this wonderful remedial agent. 
Even In the severest, cases of Chronic Neuralgia and gen¬ 
eral nervous derangements—ofmany years’ standing—affect¬ 
ing the entire system, its nse for a few days, or a few weeks 
at the utmost, always affords the most astonishing relief, and 
very rarely falls to produce a complete and permanent cure. 
It contains no drugB or other materials in the slightest 
degree Injurious, even to the moat delicate system, and can 
always be used with perfect safety. 
It has long been in constant use by many of our most emi¬ 
nent physicians, who give It their unanimous and unqualified 
approval. 
Sent by mall on receipt of price and postage. 
One Package.81.00 .Postage 6 cents. 
Six “ .. 5.00.. “ ‘J7 “ 
Twelve “ ......... 9,00.. ** 4$ “ 
It Is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers la drugs and 
medicines throughout the United States, and by 
TURNER Ac CO., Solo Proprietors, 
952-ly-eo 120 Tromont St., Bouton, Nau, 
We, the undersigned, were present on the 2d Sent., 1867, 
at the farm of D. T. Grconleaf.ln the town of Fayette, Seneca 
Or).. N. Y.. and Witnessed the operation of the Improved Self- 
Rake, or Dodge’s Harvester. The grain was oats, and (lifflcnlt 
work. The Machine cut clean and worked easy. The Self- 
Rake worked to our entire satisfaction, reeling bn the grain, 
and delivering the-gavels. In perfect order, at the will of the 
driver, by slightly pulling a lever. We consider It a perfect 
Selt-Kake, and uli that can be desired. 
A. Bachman, James Turin, 
W, H. Wolf. o. w, Bocicover, 
D. T. Greenleaf, Dentils Huff, 
John Zimmer, L. D. Carr, 
Win. L. Goseline, D. B. Randall, 
Jacob Dlsinger. Jefferson Hand, 
Milton Matthew, R. S. Wright, 
H.C. Wright, 
B efore buying turbine water 
WHEELS —Send for Circulars of PKKKR KTT.I, MANU¬ 
FACTURING CO-, Peek-skill. N. Y. 
R ITTENHOUHE’M celebrated poultry 
Powdkes— A remedy for all diseases to which fowls are 
liable,such as Roup,Gapes. Drooping,Ac.,&C. Price,twenty- 
five evuta per package, or five for one dollar. Manufactured 
and for sale by G. W. RITTENHOUSE & CO., Williamsport, 
Lycoming Co., Pa. 73T AH orders promptly filled. 
£*- Wholesale Agents, WM. V. CRISSEY & CO., 266 Green- 
wicb St., N.Y. 951431 
Reuben Bachman 
John Anderson, 
Jacob Stahl, 
C. B, Matthews, 
John Dysinger, 
John M. Odell, 
Joseph Emmons, 
James Dlsinger. 
X* 130,000,000 STERLING.- 
Unclaimed Money and Estates Registry, commencing 
1600. Fee to search for any name, |2. 
GUN & CO., 
950-lSt 4 Prince of Wales Road, London, England. 
THE DODOE MACHINE AT SPAFFORD. 
We, the undersigned, witnessed the operation of Dodge’s 
Harvester, with Che Improved Self-Rake, in a field of heavy 
spring wheat, (both bearded and bald.) on the farm of Says 
tuour Grtimell, m the town of Spafford, Onondaga Co., N. Y., 
on the 27th of August, 1967. The wind blew strong from the 
south, lhe Machine worked perfectly on every aide, cutting 
clean and even. The Self-Rake required no adjustment, mid 
reeled on the grain in good shape, delivering the gavels at, 
tlm will of the driver, by i slight pull of a lever. The gavels 
were laid straight in every instance, and suitable for bind¬ 
ing, without hand-rake. We consider the work done as abso¬ 
lutely perfect, and the best we ever saw. 
Seymour Grinncll. William Wallace, Justin N. Knapp, 
Evelyn Urinnell, Orlando Grinned, Cornelius Tracy, 
John Holmes, Perry Grinncll, Philip T. Stabler 
David H. Cowan, Martin A. Knapp, of Maryland. 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
[From the Utica Morning Herald.] 
THE DODGE MOWER AGAIN VICTORIOUS. 
At a trial of Mowers at Norwich, N. Y.,on Tuesday lust, 
[July 18,1887,] by the Chenango Agricultural Socletv, The 
Dodge Mower, was awarded tile First Premium over the 
Young Warrior, the Buckeye, made hv Anrianco, Platt & 
Co., the Monitor, the Cayuga Chief, and wood’s Mower. The 
Dodos made a clean sweep, as usual. This victorious ma¬ 
chine Is for sale by E. Lee & Sox, corner of John and Blceck- 
er Streets, Utica, N. Y, _ 
A GENT*.-LADIES, GENTLEMEN, OR CH1L- 
dubn can earn a Watch. Silk Dress. Sewing Machine, 
Web of Sheeting, &c., by two or three davs’work for GIL¬ 
MAN & CO.’S Great One Dollar Sale, 119 Hanover St., Bos¬ 
ton, Mass. Circulars sent free. 952-12t 
Ton Machine for making ditches for Tile Draining, in¬ 
vented in 1806, has been thoroughly tested and approved, 
and is unquestionably by far the best and most practical 
Ditcher ever introduced. Ite operation has been wit¬ 
nessed by numorons practical men, by whom it is highly 
approved. It is also fully endorsed by the Illinois State 
Agricultural Society, as “ the best, maebiue for the pur¬ 
pose intended which has come under their notice,” as 
will .be seen by reference to report of a trial before said 
Society, The following certificate is given as a sample 
of many similar ones tVom practical farmers and others 
who have seen the machine work and know whereof they 
affirm; 
Watebloo, N. Y., May 1,1S6S. 
G. K. Bbardslkv, Secretary Chicago Ditching and Spading 
Machine Company: 
Sir:— We have seen exhibited..on the farm of Joseph 
Wright, Esn., near this village, a Machine for Ditching, in- 
vented by Jund Stevens. The soil Lu which this was ru:i, 
aud the working, was as follows: 
The ground was principally a lmrd clay, but a small por¬ 
tion of which was lulermixuu with quicksand, together with 
a few htoues, and other substances which bail uot been thor¬ 
oughly saturated since last year, the season having been ex¬ 
tremely dry in this section. Four horses were attached to 
the Machine. From the time they started until the com¬ 
pletion of the ditch dug, which was sixty-five rods long, and 
from two and oue-quarter to two and one-half feet deep, llie 
time Of one hour and forty minutes was occupied. During 
the above time Binned, the Machine was probably standing 
still at least thirty minutes. 
We believe the principle of the Machine correct for the 
purpose intended, and further recommendations unnecessary. 
Joseph Wright, Samuel Thomas, 
H. P. Gust I n, W. Pulmau. 
Platt Crosby, E. Fatzlnger, 
Wm. B- Clark, F. Gage, 
A. B. Slauson, j. B, Murray, 
E. W. Sentell, Asa D. Baker, 
R. D. Halbert, Vincent Schott. 
In ordinary soil this machine will dig a rod of ditch, 
2>k feet deep, and 10 inches wide, per minute. Rights for 
given territory, with machines, for sale. For particulars 
address G. H. BEARDSLEY, Secretary, 
905 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 
B ook agents wanted-MEN or wo- 
mkn in every Township, Village and City, for a splen¬ 
did work, brim full of entertainment, and instruction, and the 
best selling book tn the lletrt—B akrb's Explokatiox of the 
Nils Tkibutaru.^ of Abyssinia. Thu Nile mystery-solved; 
the country, climate, soil, productions, natural scenery • hab¬ 
its and customs of Hie people; exciting adventures in hunt¬ 
ing Elephants, I toiLs, Buffalos, Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus. 
&c. Book Agents everywhere wilL find It to their interest to 
examine lids work. BfXOiXBX Pauks furnished. Our Can¬ 
vassers are liav Lug great success. Ladies sell it rapidly and 
make large wages. 
" An admirable record of scientific exploration, geograph¬ 
ical discovery, and personal adventure.''— N, Y. Tribune, 
“ It Is Issued In a very attractive form, and Is as entertain¬ 
ing as a romance . 1 '—Boston Journal. 
956-3(1 <>. D. CASE & C0-, Publishers, Hartford, Cojin. 
DODGE’S MOWER AHEAD IN MICHIGAN! 
A Detroit paper gives the result of a Trial of Mowers un¬ 
der the direction of the Lapeer Co. Ag. Society, on the farm 
of Hon. J.M. Lamb, July lu, 1887, at which seven machines 
competed for the prizes offered by the Society, Dodok's 
Patent performed the task assigned in le-- time than any 
other machine, and was awarded the First Premium. 
LAST I C SLATE ROOFING 
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, 
OEEIOE 167 [Room, 19] BROJLDWJ.Y, 
NEW YOXIK. 
K:SlenV*832: uchnses mum, 
THE DODGE MACHINE AT COVEET. 
We-, the undersigned, having witnessed the operation of 
Dodge & Stevenson Manufacturing Co.’s Harvester, with 
their Improved Self-Rake, on the farm of I). C. Cole, in the 
town of Covert. Seueca C'o., N. Y., on the 4tli of September, 
1S67. would recommend all who want a perfect Self-Raking 
Harvester, to take this Machine. It certainly Is the best 
ScH-Rako wo over *aw. It worked perfectly on every side 
ot the Held, delivering the gavels straight and even, when¬ 
ever the. driver wished, by merely pulling slightly a lever. 
No adjustmeuta ware made or needed while In the field. 
S. V. Minor, R. C. Barto, Samuel ii. Briggs, 
S. B. Mundy, Ira Stllwlll, Ira S. Tunlson, 
Vr ill lam Minor, E. S. Leggett, Wm. If. Vandyke, 
Peter Mannar, George U, Uhl, A. M. Wllliamer, 
Abm. Fulkerson, John Blauvelt, Harrison Tanison, 
Hugh Hanay, Peter Tunlson, F. M. Vannvetwick 
Jefferson tmlffcn, Sam. Ogden, R. Tunlson, 
T. S. Fulkerson, Tunis Swick, Azarlah L. Abel, 
tv y . Gould, Hudson Rapplye, E. Latnoreaux, 
A. Walker, Harvey Cole, Almcrlua Burr. 
Juo. Bantu, Minor Smith, 
THE DODGE MACHINE IN SENECA COUNTY, 
We, the undersigned, hating witnessed the operations of 
one of Dodge, Stevenson & Co.’s Combined Machines, with 
oue of their new. Improved Rakes, in the town of East 
Varick, on the farm of John Troutman, at Bearytown, Aug 
81, 1867, in oats, heavy and light, aud Stumpy field, would 
cbcbrfnlly recom maud it to anyone lu want of a Machine, 
as the Solf-Rake is a perfect success, doing its work perfect. 
Anything more said, fu its praise would bc’sniK-tiluous. One 
only wants to see it work, to be satisfied that it is the ne 
plus ultra. 
Luke Johnson, F. Hoster. 
D, C. Smalley, J.L. Hoster, 
Wm. Barnes, Willard Pul man, 
David G. Stewart, C. J. Corwin, 
P. (i. Peterson, Robert Nunmors, 
James Cooley, Geo. w Randall, 
H. F. Troutman, Eli Ztdlnor. 
R. Faukinburgh, Seneca P. King, 
E, F. Bryant, Jacob Peterson, 
I, Brown, j. m. Sherman, 
LF PEOPLE WHO SUFFER from 
the dull stupidity that meets ns everywhere 
in spring, and too often in all seasons of the 
year, knew how quick it could be cured by 
taking AYER’S SARSAPARILLA to purge 
the bile from their systems, we should have 
better neighbors as well as clearer heads to 
deal with. 
PLASTIC SLATE FOR 
ROOFING AND OTHER PURPOSES 
The process of reconstructing Slate Stone from a disinte¬ 
grated state was Patented February 21at, 1365. It la a combi¬ 
nation of 
Pulverized Slate and Viscous Matter, 
(the latter possessing qualities of geological and chemical 
affinity for the former,) and Is a development of one of the 
simple but unalterable tendencies of nature. 
AS A ROOFING MATERIAL IT STANDS UNRIVALLED. 
A mastic—it adapts Itself to every shape and slope. Noa* 
combustible, impervious, non-expans!ve and undecaylng. 
FROST DOES NOT CRACK NOR HEAT DISSOLVE IT. 
The only roofing material ever discovered that will resist 
the action of the elements as long as the structure It protecta. 
Being susceptible of little if any wear from exposure, and 
PERFECTLY FIRE-PROOF, 
It la unequalled as a coating for Railroad and Farm Build¬ 
ings, Fences, Bridges, bottoms of Vessels, Vaults, «c. 
gATCHELOR ’S H AIR DIE, 
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the only 
true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable. Instantaneous; no 
ilisappoihtnmnt ; uo ridiculous tints; remedies the 111 effects 
of bad dyes: invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beau¬ 
tiful black or brown, Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers 
and properly applied at Batchelor’s Wig Factory, No. 16 
Bond street, New York. 942-ly 
Daniel Kuney, 
John irland, 
David H. Irland, 
John B. Robison, 
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I. Luntensteloyer, 
.Tames Payne, 
Nelson Burbeau, 
Wm. H. Waldron. 
T he protectionist 
AND 
American Manufacturers' Monthly Circular. 
A Commercial Journal advocating a Tariff for the Protec¬ 
tion of American Manufactures, and the Organ of the 
Manufacturer* of the United Slate*. 
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT $3 PKB AJfSUM IX ADVASCB, BY 
J. HERBERT, 109 Leonard St.,tNtuv York. 
Being the onlv special organ of the Manufacturers of the 
United States, it is a valuable contribution to the commer¬ 
cial Journalism of our country, and should be tn the Count¬ 
ing House of every person engaged In Trade, Commerce, or 
Manufactures. 
Its aim ts to promote and encourage the Interests of Amer¬ 
ican labor, and render Domestic production profitable, 
whether manufacturing, agricultural, or mining ,111 Its pur¬ 
suits. It alms to secure a reduction of the enormoaslnternul 
We have snou the above Machine, with Self-Rake, work In 
a field of short oate, under very unfavorable circumstances, 
and It did its work admirably. 
C. E. Opdyke, H. T. E. Foster. 
^■ATER FILTERS FOR 
Purifying Lake, Rain and River Water. 
With this Filter the most impure water 
U made free from all foreign matter, 
clear a8 crystal, without taste, color or 
smell. J. E. CHENEY & CO., 
Manufacturers, Rochester, N. Y. ! 
Send stamp for Circular, describing tue cheapest, strongest 
and most durable fence. See- notice tn Rural of Feb. lath. 
Address A. TODD, JR. & CO., Pultneyville, Wayne Co., N.Y. 
ARM FOR SALE. —SO ACRES, %i;4 MILES 
from Newark, Wayne Co., N. Y. Price *100 per acre, 
nlre of J. E. BRIGGS, Eaq., Newark, or N. S, OSBAND, 
ihe premises. 887-eo 
HE BOOK OF WOJiDEKS TELLS HOW 
S END STAMP FOR 16 PAGES DESCRIPTION 
ofsomeof the finest Imported and thorough-bred animals 
and Fowls in America. L. B. SILVER, Salem, Ohio. 
X to make ail kinds of Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet 
Articles, Cosmetics, Caudles, Wines, Cordials, Soaps, Dyes, 
and hundreds of other articles in daily’ demand. Easily 
made and sold at large profits. Sent, post-paid, for 25 018 .,by 
947-ISt O. A.TtOORBACH. No. 102 Nassau St., N. Y. 
WHEATON’8 OINTMENT will cure the Itch. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT cures Old Sores. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the Skin. 
Price 50 centsby mail 60 cents. All Druggists sell it. 
Wkeks & Poma, Boston, Proprietors. 923 
P EEKSKILI. PLOWS AND PLOW CAST¬ 
INGS.-Send for List. PKKKSKILL MANUFACTUR¬ 
ING CO., Peekskill. N. Y. 
fURDEN ENGINES AT 8.5 TO StO.-Superlor 
YX Syringe and Light Force Putnp in one. Excels ail other 
kinds for applying liquids to destroy insects on vines, fruit 
trees, garden aud field crops. Agents wanted in every town. 
Send stamp for circulars to 
9M 3teo N. E. P. PUMP CO., Danvers, Mass. 
PER DAY.—AGENTS WANTED-MALB 
and Female; business new, light and honorable ; 
lifACHINERY OILS-Beat and Cheapest-Clr- 
JjA cnlars and samples fbbr. WARFIELD & CO., Whole¬ 
sale Dealers, S3 Exchange St., Rochester, N. Y. 
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