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LIST OF NcW ADVERTISEMENTS 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
pRUU AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 
IVEKPOOL AND GREAT 
WESTERN 
^ STEAM 0 O MPAN ¥. 
The following FIRST-CLASS IKON STEAMSHIPS, built 
xprefflly (ur Mir .Vw York trade. »:•« intended to Mil rogn- 
, NKW VOKK. AND LIVERPOOL, calling at 
,U I'a&Pio 1 vi W \ , vrs,; 
MAN RATTAN, NEBRASKA. 
MfN.NESOTA, COLORADO. 
Witli otiiT-i rimi-uiiiHS Mtniiiiirrs inilu|i;iir. 
COijOHAnr. . Wednesday. Ang. 5 
NEBRASKA.WKIiNksda V, Aiu, 12 
MANJIATTAIT...WEDNESDAY, Ane. U> 
MINNESOTA. ....... WEDS !-;sua Y, Sept. 2 
From Plor No, 48 North River. 
Cablu, (Uie ai'.r omiii ml at .on- biting "iiTial to anv Atlantic 
earner,.i M, gold ; return ilukeU, <RBo, cold • in steerage. 
10 . currency. 
Ticket*to bring out nassei; gera IVoin Europe can boob- 
lines OH reasonable te'ms. For fndghtor n:i,Hii.ru miilv 
, Wlll.lAlk i, ermv v„ . I'l 11 * 
MONEY MAKING BOOK TOR AGENTS 
PS?TJlP^ tTiiWhc ' rT ^ Seedling-Wm H Romeyn. 
I'nameutal (reps—Ellwanger As Barry, 
" ' tivmevr, Noi 
£W®*S> IMtcm g Maeblr0 H Beardsley. 
Chief Press Screws—Rmnsey A Co. 
M anted. Agents—Becomb & Co. 
The North Gw \ tlle Ladies' SeuUnary-W W Dowd. 
Hot Air Ftmiaees—J Cochrane. 
Sorghum—ClOuch Kefinlnv n> 
Hiit-Iv Bulbs tor Kail Plant], ,g-Jame8 Vick. 
Gloede ft New Perpetual St ran berry—D C Ryder & Co. 
Houses—Cheap J- arm- -Mancha & Co. 
Fur the Ladies—V T Horl.er. 
Premium Chester White Figs—Thos Wood. 
Directions tor Making White Hard Soap. 
W anted—Agent*—T Abeam .V Co. 
Multitu es of People—Av-'Cs Sarsaparilla. 
Curl A our Hair-Prof B H Robb. 
(OPPEE’S LIFE OF GEN. GRANT, 
with 
PORTRAIT AND SKETCH OF COLEAX. 
168 Pages, with 3 Portraits, imd Vi Maps and Plans furnished 
by Ceii. Grant himself. 
Price, in line cloili binding, Ouly @1.50. 
We have the pleasure of announcing that we are prepared 
for the Fall Trade with an unusually large and well grown 
stock, embracing 
Standard am! Dwarf Fruit Trees. 
Grnpc Vines, new and old sorts, -strong open ground 
plants. 
Currant*, Raspberrle*, Blackberries, and all the 
Small I' rults. 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. 
Roses nml Flowering Plants Of every description. 
Nurserymen. Dealer*, and others, pnrcbasing largelv. will 
be dealt, wlm Uberally and all orders, however suiafl, will 
receive prompt and careful ainmtlon. Panic* interested 
will do well to (johsult the following 1 .ttilogue*, which are 
Jnat Issued nod wtlLbe sent piv-pnld on the receipt of lOctft. 
each, for Nos. I and 3. and6c n : No. a. 
CM' No, I, Descriptive and illustrated Catalogue of Fruits. 
No.2, Descriptive. nnd Illustrated Caln ugne of Ornamental 
Tree*. &c. Bo.Descriptive. Green Uouse Plante. No. I, 
t\ holcsale Catalogue free. 
ELLWANGER A BARRY. 
MofNP ID U'X N msftr.i k.h. Ror-iiK.HTKf:. N. Y. 
Ofticb of the Chicago Ditches® axi> Spadino Machine Co., ) 
Chicago, III,, August 3d, 1388. f 
Eds. Rural New- Yobjkkb : - dents: I see that our Chal¬ 
lenge iu your issue of .July 25th. to A. La Tourhbttb, 
Jr,, of Waterloo, N. Y., to try the respective merits of 
our Ditching Machines La the vicinity or Rochester, N. 
I will accept that 
This book i* *o cheap nnd so good—being the onlgone pub- 
United uniter den. (/rant's sanction — that everybody buys it, 
and agents arc doing splendidly every where. No high-priced 
book can compare with It In popularity. The gad edition Is 
now ready. We want ah Agent in every (own ; tin ,f nay large 
commissions. Write to u* tor full particular*, . JP time 
by Sending us $1.50 for the cany,i-slug outtlt at once, miming 
the towns you wl*li to canvass, and wo will forwuiil R nost- 
piild, hy return mall. No other occDjtatton can pay you so 
wall during the campaign, Address RICHARDSON* co 
Publisher.. I Bond Strccr, New York. f*tS7-2t ' 
Y., is partially accepted, to wit 
challenge aud meet him Sept. Sth, or vnthln a few days qf 
that time.'' If he will designate. Sept. 6th, it will suit us, 
but do not wish to have it qualified by the words " with¬ 
in a few days of that, time, ” We wish to know the precise 
day at. once , so that parties who feel interested in the 
subject of Tile Drainage can be present if they desire 
Our challenge was for him to dig with one of his Machines 
two (2) rods, while wo would with one of onrs Forty (40.) 
So far as the ground or weather is concerned he need 
give himself no uneasiness, as he will find u* there ready 
foraciion. A portion of wbat lie says in his acceptance, 
purporting to he conversation between us in relation to 
the manufacture, disposition, &c., of our Machines is 
untrue, though I hope unintentionally misstated. He 
calls attention to several trials in Waterloo, and else¬ 
where. of our Machines, which “ has been experimented 
upon for ten years or more, and many thousand dollars 
expended upon it," and seems surprised that we did not 
include in one of our circulars, which contained a chal¬ 
lenge for any one to produce a machine to dig ten (10) rods 
while we would with one of onrs One Hundred (100,) ex¬ 
hibitions some time subsequent to its issue as he well 
knows. » 
It is true that our Machines have been experimented 
on for the last ten years, though the principal features 
were covered by letters patent in 1806. and Mr. Stevens. 
the inventor, thinks it will not take him long to flud out 
that if his “ Machine is a new THING," he has yet some 
thing to learn, and that "ten years’ experiment. &c.,” 
may he useful. To make it interesting, we invite the 
ms Ofmttrcttser 
THE LODI M ANCF ACT THING COMPANY, the oldest 
nnd largest concern of the kind in the United States, possess¬ 
ing extraoTdlnury facilities tor the manufacture oi Fertil¬ 
iser &, c&ntrotfing wtustiw/j/ tin- night soil, offal, hones and 
dead animals of New York, Brooklyn arid Jersey cities, as 
also the great Commnulpaw abbatolrs, offer for sale, iu 
lots to suit customers, 
0,000 TONS 
OF 
rjIHE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY. 
DR. J. W. POLAND’S 
WHITS PZNE COlMPGinXTD ! 
Cures Sore Throut. Colds, Coughs, Dlpthcria, Bronchitis, 
Spitting of Blood, and Putmonury A (lections generally. It 
Is a remarkable remedy for Kidney ronfiplalute. 
This medicine is rriEX from 'anv i hi mi wu.ktkrtotj'S, 
pleasant, to the taste, safe, yet sure and effective in its action. 
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOB THE 
PURIFYING OK TIIE BLOOD. 
DR. J. W. POLAND’S HUMOR DOCTOR, 
A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Humors,—Scrofula, Scnr- 
yv.Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Nettle Rash. Bolls, Carbuncles, 
Ulcers, and all Obstinate* Alfnetlon* of the Skin; Mercurial 
Diseases, and every Taint, of the System: Dyspepsia, and 
those diseases originating in the Derangement of the Digest¬ 
ed Otgans, viz.;-Bilious complaint*, Neuralgia, Nervous 
Affections, Headache, Languor, Luba of Appotiio,Depression 
ol Spirit*, and Costtvoucsl, WIT-lot 
S OUG1M ?1. - CI.IH GUVS PROCESS Ol 
DbOderjmno am* Iikiimm; SogoHitM removes a 
offensive odor and last*?. It i, simple, inexpensive and 
truly valuable discovery. i> .sponsi-ue trotelin 
agents employed. Experienced cv.-riduvs who use the pia 
cess may become local agent-, in-.--■ iptiva circulars iret 
Address CLOUGH KEFIMNC. i o., 
ill Mala Street. Cincinnati, O. 
— Jersey City is to have public baths. 
— Cholera is fast disappearing from Havana. 
— Cotton fiber is now hardened into a solid like ivory. 
- Brick Pomeroy i* to build a hotel in Omaha. 
- Portland has built 2,000 new houses since the fire. 
- The London Times last year cleared $600,000. 
— A Cuban agent lias gone to India to get more coolies, 
— Waterbury, Conn., make- ail the campaign medals. 
— Tne Sing Sing cat of hair is ftvsbionabie just now. 
— A case of trichina lately occurred in Omaha. 
— A largo saroiite lately fell at Salina, Kansas. 
— Mobile wauls the Nicholson pavement. 
— New Orleans is soou to have a now charter. 
— Jefferson Davis has gone to Richmond again. 
— The Mississippi river is very low just now. 
— San Francisco lmd an earthquake Tuesday week. 
— Yollow fever has broken out in Nicaragua. 
— The fruit, crop of Maryland does not promise well. 
— Hog cholera prevails extensively in Missouri. 
— Canary birds are dying off fast in New York. 
— Land sells in Virginia at J5 an acre. 
— Potatoes are 50 cents a bushel in Belfast, Me. 
— Baltimore has appropriated $1,600,000 for a city hall. 
— The army worm has appeared In the Alabama cotton 
fields. 
— The ablest contributor to the Memphis Avalanche is 
a negro. 
— Michigan is receiving a call from the seventeen-year 
locusts. 
— Ruskiu spends the income of his three millions in 
charity. 
— Some of the rascals in the trade stuff plugs of tobacco 
with lead. 
— Fish in Rock River, Wis., have been sunstrnck by 
millions. 
— There is talk of stocking the Susquehanna river with 
black bass. 
— Ira Aldrich, the black tragedian, left $80,000 worth 
of property. 
— Dried oysters have become an article of commerce 
in California. 
— Only seven of the fifty-eight oil refineries in Pitts¬ 
burg are idle. 
— The Costa Rica Congress has abolished the export 
duty on coffee. 
— Retail trade of all kinds is duller than usual in Bos¬ 
ton this summer. 
— The house where Aaron Burr died is still pointed out 
on Staten Island. 
— New York allows no wooden buildings to be erected 
below 150th street, 
— Pere Hyacinth, the famous French preacher, is com¬ 
ing to this country. 
— Artificial shoe binding has been introduced into sev¬ 
eral places in Maine. 
— There are 33,721 persons living in 1,410 tenement 
houses in Cincinnati. 
— Brigham Young personally supervises his contract 
on the Pacific Railroad. 
— A little girl eight years old committed suicide in 
Indianapolis last week. 
— A new comic paper, called Nip and Tuck, has been 
started in Schenectady. 
— Radishes IS inches long and 16 inches thick are de¬ 
lighting New Orleans. 
— A Now Yorker is putting 2,000 acres of Minnesota 
prairie under the plow. 
— Apples from this country sell for two dollars in gold 
a dozen in Hong Kong. 
— A thief in Nashville has trained a rat to steal green¬ 
backs from bank offices. 
— More cottages have been rented at Newport this 
season than ever before. 
— English basket carriages, with pongee tops, are much 
in vogue at the sea-side. 
— Crimped chignons in large plaits and puffs are in 
favor for dressy occasions. 
— A ton of collar paper, it is stated, is made daily at 
one mill in Pittsfield, Msbs. 
— One of the Troy stove men is sending out a cook 
stove to a Siamese Princess. 
— The late King Theodore’s son is an intelligent young¬ 
ster of seven or eight years. 
— Over 1.300 steamship voyages a year are made be¬ 
tween England and America. 
— A lad was killed in Toledo last week by a wagon load 
of earth upsetting upon him. 
— Only 158 persons died in Boston last week, and 107 
of them were under five years. 
— A Philadelphia merchant named Samuel Nicholson 
has mysteriously disappeared. 
— One-third of all the railroad spikes made in the U. S. 
are turned out at Pittsburg, Pa. 
— Pike, the Chicago Opera House man, is reputed to 
be worth twelve mtlliou dollars. 
— A sulphur spring containing magnesia has been dis¬ 
covered near Springfield, Maes. 
— Only two deaths from yellow fever have occurred in 
New Orleans during the season. 
— The N. Y. city horse railroad companies lost over 100 
horses in one week by the heat. 
— An India-rubber buggy has been made at Bridgeport, 
Conn., and $3,000 refused for it. 
— More than 20,000 clergy and laymen have signed a 
declaration denouncing Colenao. 
— A Chinese magazine, photographically illustrated, 
has been started at Hong Kong. 
— Oscar Dalrymple of Minn., last year cultivated 1,700 
acres of wheat, and made $3,000. 
— Alton, Ill., has shipped more than eleven hundred 
bushels of strawberries this year. 
— Fifty buildings were burned at Coburn’s Station, on 
the Central Pacific R. R., last week. 
— Last quarter 1,130,476 foreign letters were received 
at New York city, and 1,164,175 sent. 
— Seba Smith, the “ Major Jack Downing” of a former 
generation, is at the point of death. 
— The stamps furnished the Post-office Department 
the past year amount to $380,000,000. 
— Cleveland is infested by hand-organs, harps and vio¬ 
lins that make most villainous music. 
— Congress has authorized the admission of six Jap¬ 
anese students to the Naval Academy. 
— The N. Y. Times has obtained a judgment against 
the city for $25,000-an advertising bill. 
— The Uouse at Yonkers, which was Washington’s 
headquarters, is being turned into a hotel. 
— A little girl in Liverpool was lately attacked by a 
cock and pecked so severely that she died. 
— Another still exploded in a Cleveland oil refinery 
lately, scalding a man and spoiling $10,000. 
DOUBLE-REFINED POUDRETTE 
pitM’AGO Din him; MACHINE. - IT 
will He snen by reference Iu special Xoiicc. in tills paper 
August Rth, that there Is to he a trial of DlIOHINO MAanixus 
tu Rochester, Sept. 8tli, We desire parties interested in such 
manors to tie present, nnd If any tnlng m' the kind is Deeded, 
which we know m 1 lie ease, we .-hall oil r for m!e the. rights 
to use or manufacture hy State.*, con 'ties or Towns — Die 
larger (ip. territory the loss the price hi proportion, Capi¬ 
talists, farmer* or others, are desired to witness the exhibi¬ 
tion. tinder favorable circumstance* we onn, with one of 
these Machines, dig one rod per minute, two mid one-half 
lent deep. 
IVe have numerous r.i-rllflrate* from -iich ns the State Ag¬ 
ricultural Society of Illinois, ami - undry indl\ ulna’s whoso 
standing is high in community. For further information ad¬ 
dress the undersigned, G. II. BRAKDSI.KY. Sex'y, 
!)w-5t 9t5 MieJi'n A venue, Chicago, Illinois. 
Made from nlglit-8011, blood, bones and offal, ground to a 
powder, its etieets have been most astonishing, donbling 
the crops and maturing them teu days or two weeks earlier. 
Equal to the. hot brands of Superphosphate for present crop, 
although sold for S'2.7 per Ton with freight from New 
York added, Packed in bbls. of 250 Its. each. 
eonte dust. 
1—COARSE and FINE MIXED. 3 —FINE, suitable for 
Drilling. And 5—FLOURED BONE. 
r^-Ww WAtmaXT ora BOKit to Anai.yzm Prr.K. Packed 
in bbls.of S>0 n>s each, tor Winter grain, Dauhle-Kcflned 
Poudrette and Fine Bone, mixed in equal proportions and 
drilled in with the seed, have produced most remarkable ef¬ 
fects. Sold as low u* any article of »nuie purity aud fineness 
In the market. 
I TIM)-PHOSPHATE OF Lim 
4Ve offer this Phosphate eonlldently us bring as good. If not 
superior, to any ever made or sold In tin* market, containing 
ii larger amount, of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than 
usual in Superphosphates. For Pbrmanknt, as well as for 
Unmndalte powerful effect upon laud, it iu* .so icotiat,. 
Price lii New York, $50.00 per Ton of 2,000 Its. For Price 
Lists, Circulars, «fcc.. apply to THE LODI MANUFACTUR¬ 
ING 1 10-iW Cortlaudt 8t., P.O. Box H13U, New York, or C. G. 
STARKWEATHER * SONS, Acts., Rochester, N. Y. [9S9-6tm 
A MER. SCHOOL INST., FOUNDED 1855, 
Is a reliable Educational Bureau. 
To aid all who seek wcli-quaJllied Teacher* • 
To represent Teachers who seek positions ; 
To give parents Information of good schools- 
To sell, rent, and exchange school properties. 
Thirteen years' trial has proved the Aimer.. School Lvst. a 
useful and efficient, auxiliary hi tun:tiring 
“ The Right Teacher for the Right Place.” 
Those who want Teachers should have the " Teachers Bul¬ 
letin." published in tiic Amur. Educational Mo.sini.v. 
Those whowaut positions should Have tin• “Application 
r orni. 
Circulars explaining plan, and giving Testimony from first 
class educationul and business men, sent when asked for. 
J. YV. ISCHERIHERHORN. A. lit., Actuary, 
14 Bond Street, New York. 
Brunch. Office# m San Fmvcism. Chicago, and Boston. 
( lONSUMPTJON CUR A HLkT- A It F.t EIFT for 
V* a powerful remedy tor consumption will be sent, to 
any address on receipt of fifty cents and stamp. Ingredients 
can be purchased at any drug store in the country. Send for 
it and it will certainly do you good. 
0l>| - )t A. It. HAGGLE, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
W ANTEJD, AGENTS - $75 TO $200 PEIi 
mom It, everywhere, male aud female, to introduce 
the GENUINE IMPKOVRO COMMON-SENSE FAMILY 
SEWING MACHINE. THU Machine will ditch, hem. fell, 
tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a most supe¬ 
rior manner. 
Prick only $18. Fully warranted for five years. We will 
pay 11 . 1)00 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more 
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. It makes the 
" Elastic Lock Stitch." Every second stitch can be cut, and 
still the cloth cannot bo pulled apart without tearing It. We 
pay Agent's from *75 to $200 per month aud expenses, or a 
commission from which twice that amount can be made. 
Address,SECOMB A CO., Pittsburg, Pa,, or Boston, Mas*. 
CAUTION.— Do not be imposed upon by other partlnp 
palming oil worthless cast-iron machines, under the same 
name or otherwise. Onrs |s the only genuine, and really 
practical cheap machine manufactured. OfiK-lt ’ 
\LACHINERY 011,8—Beat nnd Uhcnpcat— Clr- 
LTA culars and samples KltKB. WARFIELD As CO., Whole¬ 
sale Dealers, 85 Exchange 8t,, Rochester, N. Y. 
E LItURA FEMALE COLLEGE.— This fnlly 
chartered College offers superior advantages for the 
most extensive and thorough education of yo’pugladles, who 
may enter eltiier the Collegiate , h>lertic.Aca<tem(dor Musical 
departments. Terms moderate. Bend tor a clrealar, to Rev. 
A. W. COWLE8, D. D., President, Elmira, N. i. SUfiJ-dteo 
fJIlIE STANDARD SORGO MACHINES! 
COOK’S SORCaTlTv \P9RAT0R, 
A.ND 
VICTOR CAIV22 ZkKZ^Zi. 
The old, reliable and only successful Sorgo Evaporator. In 
its tenth year—has outlived over ano com pet Dors— i* vet un¬ 
rivaled, Awarded . first Premia pin at > State Coirs ’ AH 
State Fairs attended In l -ffl' New Orleans Fair. Jan. lS68,l'or 
successful work on Southern Can-: ()vpr til non In u«e ’ 
Victor Cane Mill (Introduced In "e-iKl.i i,h« been equally 
successful—the fitting reward of 12 yeot s' e-.rperte.nce in build¬ 
ing Catie Mills. 10,1)'n Victors in use! Awarded first pre¬ 
miums at Ml State DHr^and New Orleans. Fair, Jan„ 186S, for 
Dressing Southern. Cane. 1 
Ail attempts io equal these calcbvAtcd maeliircis have 
SIGNALLY FAILED ON TRIALS! 
“Successful trial for rears ha- given their apparatus a de¬ 
served reputation for superior excellence: we can heartily 
recommend them ."—American Agru ulium .t. 
For full descriptive circulars and prices, apply to our 
Agents, or the manufacturers, 
BLYSIYER, NORTON & CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio. 
Railway Power* and Thveabers, Grain Drills, 
»ulky Revolving Italics, Drag Saws, Cider 
Mills. Etc. 
R oofing slate.-jorn halt, wholesale 
Dkjllkk in Um>. Pr rpi.k.Gukkv and Hlaot; Roofing 
Slatks,21 and 23 Tenth A venue. New York, nml 5d Terrace, 
Buffalo, N. Y. IT' Send for Circnlsr before purchasing 
elsewhere. 966-2teo 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT will core the Itch. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT will core Salt Rheum, 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT cures Old Sorea. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the Skin 
Price 50 cents;—by mall 60 cents. AH Druggists sell it. 
Weeks Y. Potter, Boston. Proprietors. 099 
IVOIIY CHARMS, 
R iver view military academy, 
POP GH KEEPS IE, N. Y — Loca'lon health V ; Scenery 
uriequalcd; Building convenient; Teacher* highly edu¬ 
cated, earnest, working men • System of Order unsurpassed. 
A wide-awake, thorough-going School for hoys wishing to 
he trained for Business, for College, or for west Point, or 
the Naval Academy. For circulars address OTIS IJISBEE, 
A. M., Principal and Proprietor. HOfi-St 
NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS 
OMEYN’S STRAW,EEICRY SEEDLING. 
Advertising Rates.— After the first of January, 1868. 
the Ratos of Advertising in the Bubal Nbw-Yobkbs will be 
as follows, for each insertion : 
Advertisements, Inside, 73 cents per line. Agate space. 
“ Outside, HI *' “ •* 
For Extra Display and Cuts, a price and a half. 
Special Notices, Nonpareil leaded. 81.50 per line, 
advertisement inserted for less than * 3 . 
TJYIRE EXTINGUISHER.— 
Always Ready eor Instant Use. 
Endorsed by the Government, the entire 
Insurance. Companies, and all Chiefs or 
Fire Departments. It has saved over 500 
buildings In various parts of the country. 
Every house should have it. Prir.e f lu. No. 
t; $50, No. 2; *55, No. 3. Send for circular. 
U. S. FIDE EXTINGUISHER CO., 
8 Bey 8t rect.NeW Y'ork, 
or lb Water St.. Boston, Mass. 
F OR THE LADIES’ 
Premium of $60 offered 
Subscription $1 per annum. 
96tf-2t W 
THE EXCELSIOR-A 
-other magnificent premiums. 
Specimen. 10 cents. Address 
. T. HORNER, Buffalo, N. y- 
ri! II E CHAMPION. 
IIICROE’S PATENT PORTABLE 
XEYSTONE CIDER AND WINE MILL 
OVER 16,000 IN USE AND APPROVED. 
This admirable machine is now ready for the frultrhnrvest 
of 1808 , H made In the most perfect manner with either one 
or two tubs, and Is well worthy the attention of nil persons 
wanting such a machine. It has no superior In the market, 
and Is the only mill that will properly grind grapes, 
FOR SALE BY ALL RESPECTABLE DEALERS. 
I also make two sizes of superior 
PRESSES FOR BERRIES, &c., &c. 
If your merchant does not keep them, tell him to send for 
one for yon, or write for one yourself. Order early—address 
the manufacturer, W. b. HICKOK. Harrisburg. Pa. 
OT \ I It FURNACES 
H OT AIR FURNACES-PERPETUA L BURN. 
lng wood stoves; Smokeless soft and hard coal stoves 
woodturnac.es. The celebrated SOLARTYPE patents. 
I ff“ Send for Circulars to the manufacturer, 
WHWt J. C. COCHRANE, Rochester, N. Y. 
HOMES 
CHEAP FARMS in THE MOST 
=--tuts- xt" - ,, * v T' (iri paction in the United States. 
Over iOO iamilies a month settling hero. Come uud see it. it 
is all we ask. Send stamp for catalogue. 
MANCHA St CO., Ridgoly, Caroline Co., Md. 
P REMIUM, CHESTER WHITE PIGS-BRED 
and shipped to order by the original shipper of this pop¬ 
ular breed. Send for :i circular on the Breeding and Man- 
agement of Swine. Also Boi rn-Dovx Sirane and F*vny 
Pocltey for sale. THOS. WOOD, Due Bun, Chester Co., Pa. 
THE VERY BEST PLANT FOR GENERAL 
CULTIVATION. 
The great features of this new Strawberry are:—The vigor 
and hardiness of the plant,; the unequaled abundance of the 
yield; the large si?.'-, lino 11 a Vo r, auil solidity of the fruit; 
and the lateness of the time of maturing—BEING TWO 
WEEKS EATER TftAN THE WILSON. 
TO PRODUCERS. This berry for market purposes 
is unsuip!.**ed. In early July It commanded from i:. to 50 
Cent* A quart. In the New York market, through our con- 
alit'.ee*. Young & Smith, 101 Barela; street. 
PRICES.—$3 for V2: $6 for,SO; $10 for UXk if75 for LOOO. Or¬ 
ders tor rqnnera for Fall Betting, i deliverable August 20tli,i 
or Spring planting, filled in the order of ’heir reception. A 
j^EED WHEAT EXPERIMENTAL FARM, 
CHAMBERSBURC, PA. 
I will now fill orders for the following varieties of Winter 
Seed Wheat: Derpeck. Dec bu-h. 
Ancona Red. Imported from Russia, 1866_$2,75 fin,on 
Sandonlca white, Imported fn mi Poland. 1368.2,75 10,00 
Berdenska red. imported from Russia, 1868,.. 2,75 10,00 
Sakonka red, Imported from Poland. 1868,... 2.75 10,00 
Salla red, imported from Saxony, 1868. 2,75 10 ,ui) 
Saxony wiilte, Imported from Saxony, 1868, 2.75 10,00 
Bohemian red, imported from Bohemia, 1868, 2,75 10,00 
Bohemian while, do. do. do. 1868, 2,75 !0 00 
French white Chaff Mediterranean,.2,00 7,50 
French red do. do. . 8,00 7,50 
German amber. 2,00 7,50 
Hungarian red. 3,00 7,50 
Italian red, acclimated one year.2,00 7,50 
Do. do. do. three years. 2,00 7,50 
Do. white, do.. do. do. 2,00 7.50 
Red ChutT Mediterranean,. 1.70 5 00 
White do. do. . 1,50 s!o0 
Lancaster red. 1,50 5 00 
Rochester red. 1,50 5!oo 
Diehl’s white.. 1,50 5,00 
Week’s white,. I .75 0,00 
Bine Stem. 1.50 5,00 
Bouton white,. 1,50 5,00 
American white,. 1,50 500 
California white... 1)50 soq 
Six-rowed Winter Barley. 1,00 fi’oo 
Oats, Surprise,..... 1,50 5 00 
Do. Swedish,. 1,00 8,50 
Do. New Brunswick. 1,00 3 50 
Do. Black Norway,.. 1,00 3,50 
I will scud, post-paid, four pounds of any of the above va¬ 
rieties fur Om-Dollar. One head, pout-paid, m cents, or 80 
heads ot dtftmnxt varieties, po»t paid, rm- one Dollar. 
Send money by Mouey Orders or Registered Letters, or by 
Express, to GEO. A. DE1TZ, Clratiibcvebiirg, i>a„ 
a nd y our orders will he promptly oiled. 
.dp This te the only Seed Wheat Experimental Farm In the 
United State*, where80ed Whom 1* acclimated aud grown 
for sale, i.:— Send for a Circular. gi'k-Ot 
W E HAVE THE PLEASURE OF OFFERING 
to the public Gloedes new Perpetual Strawbcrrv 
Gloodc bears freely delicious fruit during the whole Summer 
and Autumn; decided ffavor of the pine apple, price, eacn. 
50c ; 12 for $5, post-paid- Address 
I>. C. RYDER & CO., Whitehall, N. T. 
TTARDY BILKS FOB FALL PLANTING, 
JP- ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF TULIPS, 
HY ACtNTHS, LILIES, CROCUSES, and other Hardy Bulbs 
for Fall Planting is jnet published. Sent free to all who de¬ 
sire. Those who wish to make a display of Flowers in the 
early Spring must plant Bulbs In the Autumn. Address 
JAMES VICK. Rochester, N. Y. 
WM.'l. ALL [‘son’ 'iVoisurtr. LICENSES mm 
PLASTIC SLATE FOR 
ROOFING AND OTHER PURPOSES. 
The process of reconstructing Slate Stone from a disinte¬ 
grated state was Patented February 21at, 1865. It is a combi¬ 
nation of 
Pulverized Slate and Viscous Matter, 
(the latter possessing quail tics or geological nnd chemical 
affinity for the lornier.) and is a (levhlopmeut ot one of the 
simple but unalterable tendencies of uuturc. 
AS A ROOFIMG MATERIAL IT STANDS UNRIVALLED. 
A mastic—it adapts Itself to every shape and slope. Non- 
combustible, impervious, non-expauslvc and undecaying. 
FROST DOES NOT CRACK NOR HEAT DISSOLVE IT. 
The only roofing material ever discovered that will resist 
the action 01 the elements as lone ae the structure it protects. 
Being susceptible of little If any wear from exposure, and 
PERFECTLY FIRE-PROOF, 
it U unequalled as a coating for Railroad aud Farm Build¬ 
ings, Fences, Bridges, bottoms of Vessels, Vault". 
\\TANTED — AGENTS. 8‘200 PER MONTH the 
* V year round, or a certainty of *500 to $1,000 per month 
to those having a little capital. We guarantee the above 
monthly salary to good active agehU at their own homes. 
Every ageiit» farmer, er&rilner, planter and fruit orrowor, 
Nortli and South, should send at once for particular*. Please 
caU on or address J, AHEARN & CO., 68 Second Street, 
Baltimore, Md. !i 63 - 2 tco 
APLENVOOO INSTITUTE.-ONE OF THE 
JJ oldest Fniualo Scuilfflilies lii the I’ouriti v widelykuown 
for Its superior facilities and location. Address Rav. C. V. 
SPEAR, Principal, Plttslleld, Mass, \u‘,t ot 
RAT? \rc -FERTILE; HEALTHFUL; Beat 
l xx It’JIij, markets; mild winter^; cool smuincrd; 
:roat bargains and land advancing; immense iiniuigrallon! 
ieud stamp for Catalogue. 
MANCHA & CO., Uldgely, Caroline Co., Md. 
(JTJRI. YOUR B&IR! 
a sample of Prof. Robb’s Magnetic OnBl/torn sent free. 
It curls straight hair (Without Injury; in soft, luxuriant, 
beautiful Howlng curls, on the first application. Address, 
With Stamp, Pbof. B. H. ROBB, 
9ao-4t Par tin an. Ohio. 
EDINA IRON WORKS.—J. W. MOUNT, 
d-TA Mnnufaqtjirer of Screws of all kinds, Apple Grinders 
ami l Patent Pot&to Diijjjer&. Hop^" Powers. Circular 
f^t'oea-Cut Saw Mills, <fcc., &c. For full particulars send 
for Illustrated circulars atidprlco list. Address 
967-cOISf J. W. MOUNT. Medina. N. Y. 
MULTITU HRS OF PEOPLE 
require an alterative, to restore the healthy 
action of their systems and correct the de¬ 
rangements that creep into It. Sarsanarlllas 
were used and valued, until several imposi¬ 
tions were palmed off upon the public under 
this name. AYER’S SARSAPARILLA is 
no imposition. 
TT ARVABD L A W S C II O O L , 
J 1 CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 
Two Terms, beginning Ski-tkwbkb IOtti, 186S. and Fku- 
Sntr Tra^u l »2^G CT T , ll , e rc6,rt ' ,nt Profes-ors are. THKO- 
1 ^ 11 ■ kmory Washburn, ll. n , 
and NATJ1AN IEL HOLMES, A. M, Gcntidmen of diatiuc- 
tlon in the Profession lecture from time to time on special 
topics, Application may be inude for further Informal ion to 
either Of the Resident Professors. <# 57.31 
END STAMP FOR 1« PAGES DESCRIPTION 
C ONSIGN YOUR GOODS TO H. I*. BAL¬ 
LARD & CO., the old established, strictly Piodnce 
Commission Hotisc. .Vo. 32 Washington St., Hew York.. Re¬ 
ceives all kind* of Country Produce, Butter, Checao, Lard, 
Tallow, Eggs. Beaus. Pea*, Flour, Gralu, Wool, Hops, Beef, 
PouUrv, Tobacco amt High Wines. 
Our long v-xpvri"uc ■ in the Commlshlon Business enables 
us to sell goods without delay tor the highest market prices. 
Cash Advanced on Consignments. Sales promptly made. 
Seud for our Daily or Weekly Price Current. 
tJ of someof the finest imported and thorough-bred, animals 
and Fowl* tn America, L. B. SILVER, Salem, Ohio. 
D irections for making the very 
best White H.vkij Soap are sent free with every cun of 
GEO. F. GANTZ & CO.’S PURE WHITE ROCK POTASH. 
One pound makes fifteen pounds of Soap, and is easy and 
simply made at :i cost of two cents a pound. If your store¬ 
keeper Is accommodating he will get it for yon. 
Office, 180 <fe 138 Cedar Street, New York. 
A TTENTION! ALL WANTING FARMS! 
Cheap Farm and Fruit Lunds, Village Lots, Water Pow¬ 
ers tor manufacturing, for sale, at Bricksburg, Ocean Co., 
New Jersey. 11 mites from New York on railroad at PhlUdel- 
phla; Soil, fine loam superior Cor all crops. Country just 
rolling enough for beauty and utility. Climate mild and pro¬ 
verbially healthy. Water soft and pure. No fever and ague, 
hojd only to actual settlers, 00 easy tennis. Price per acre 
aj,d upward. For eircnlare and maps, address as above. 
ROBT . CAMPBELL. No. 158 Broadway, X. Y., V.S. HOLT, 
Agent, Bricksburg, N. J. % 7 - 13 t 
A MONTH MADE EASILY—EVERY 
iHiuily wants one. Recommends itself. Send 
8- K. PRICE & CO.. 
915 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
I r EDZI E'S PATENT WATER FILTER—Sclen- 
1\. rule. Practical and Reliable. Every family should use 
them to Insure health. KKDZLK & BUNN EL, 
8 W-tf No. » Exchange St., Rochester. N. Y. 
ALLEY SEMINARY, FULTON, N. Y.-Fall 
leim opens Aug,26tu; Board, washing, fuel and room 
nslte.!, except sheets, pillow cases and bed spread, *56,00. 
tlon n Common Englisu, ?'),C,i. prof. J. BnowNre- 
ns with us, i or Catalogues address J. P. GRIFFIN. 
We are making the cheapest and best Cider Press Screws 
in market. Send for Circular and Prices. 
RUMSEY & C'O., Seneca Falls, N. Y. 
PKKFLSKJLL PLOW * A NU P L 0 w 4j AST . 
L" IADS.—Soiel tor List. PKKKSKXLL MANUFACTUR¬ 
ING CO.. Peeksltlll. N. Y- 
ril H E NOR T II G II A N V I L L E 
A LADIES’ SEMINARY 
Will Commence its Fourteenth Aununl Session, 
on Tuesday, Sept. Sth. 
With the Green Mountains on the East, aud the Adirondack 
on the West, the situation is unsurpassed either In beau tv of 
scenery or healthiness of climate. A regular Graduating 
Course is laid out in The solid branches, nnd an Optional 
Course iu Art. Music and Languages, TmiclK'r- of long ' \- 
pevlence and known ability arc employed In each 1.1 the De¬ 
partments. For Catalogue or Iff rth er particulars, address 
W. W. DOWJ), A. B., Principal, 
North Granville, N. Y. 
f-J- 3 ?- 0 ’ A ’ OEITiB, THE GREAT SEED WHEAT 
, . GkowgR, Lhambersburg. Pa., sends free a Descriptive 
List of the best Seed wheats in the world. 956-13t s 
B LAKES’ ENDLESS PLANK HORSE¬ 
POWERS — Awarded the Silver Medal at the Michigan 
State Fair, 1 <i7.—Th!> tnnr.hlae elves an even Surface f >r rfic 
horses to walk upon ami is capable of doing more work than 
any other machine, in the market. Circular, Cross-Cut and 
Drug Saws and Attachment, supplied with Powers, if wanted. 
Two-Horse Thresher and Separators, Improved Wood 
Splitter, Wheel Hay Rakes, Horton’s Patent Hay Press, 
(Warranted capable of balelng 011 c toe per hour.) maunfitc- 
tureti and for sale hy the subscribers. Responsible, live and 
reliable agents wanted in every ConttU Address SHAW c 
KLLb, uorner Chicago Si. and Canal, Buffalo, N. Y. [i 67 - 2 r 
A MONTH, AND ALL EXPEN- 
mm sks Patd i— 28 new, useful an<l curious articles 
fOT agents. Full particulars sent. Fiikk, Address 
960-131 H. B. SHAW, Alfred, Maine. 
OROIDE CASES, a newly discovered composition, known 
only to ourselves, precisely like gold in appearance, keeping 
Its color as long ms worn, and ns well finished us the best gold 
ones. These watches are in hunting cases, made at our own 
Factory, from the best materials, of the latest and most un¬ 
proved styles, arc jeweled aud well ."iisticd, with a view to 
the best results iu regard to Wear and time. For appearance, 
durability, and time they have never been equated by 
watches costing five, times as much. Each one warranted by 
special certificate to keep accurate time. Price. 815. Gen¬ 
tlemen « and Ladles' sizes. For this small sum any one can 
have an excellent watch, equal in appearance, and as good 
lor time as a gold one costing *150. Also Oroide Chains, aft 
well made as those or gold. from $2 to $6 Goods sent to anv 
part of the United States l>.v express. Money need not be 
sent with the order, as the bills ran bo paid when the goods 
are delivered hy the express. Cuetomera must pay all the 
express charges. 
Caution,— Since our Oroide Watches have attained 
so high a reputation, and the demand for them has ereuUy 
increased, many person* arc offering common and. worthless 
watches for sale, representing them to be Oroide Watches, 
In some instances stating that they arc our agents. We will 
state most positively that we employ no Agents, and that no 
one else docs or pax make oroide , couse, ( nentlv these rep- 
reseutuUouft are later. The genuine Oroide Watches Cali 
only be obtained by ordering directly from us. 
Ar „ < - E. COLLINS it CO., 
Nos. $< and 39 Nassau si., A. l.. opposite P. o. (up stairs.) 
TiT' To Club*.— Where SIX WATCHES are ordered at 
«X«88i5V5BS!Sfe!?®JE»Sr' "**• S KF 
rjBFORE BU YING TURBINE WATER 
L> WHEELS — Send for Circulars of PKKKSKILL MANU- 
fACTURTNG CO.. PeekskUL N. Y. 
96S-2teo 
TO S2u A DAY GUARANTEED, 
-Good 
r Ageats wanted to Introduce our Nkw Stak SHirr- 
tlk Sbwisg M o-hixe —StUcti alike on both sides. The only 
first-class, low priced machine In the market. Wk will 
ooxsigv MAnmxKs to responsible parties and emplot 
KXBBQK no AiisxTs os a Salaut. Full partrculara and 
sample work furulsbod on application. Address W. G. WIL¬ 
SON & CO.. Cleveland, Ohio: Boston, Maas,,or St. Louis,Mo. 
nervous debilit »♦. after many yvars of misery, desires to 
. follow nofferirs the stir© mean* of r< * 
- °tmhtftiiig a stamp, MRS M. MERRITT, l*. 
Box .36.'. Boston, Mass., and the pcrftcrlptlon will be sent 
» by return mall. yiJT-St 
GENTS WANTED FOR THE NATIONAL 
Hand-Book of Facts nnd Figures. TUe best selling book 
[tie campaign. Sent post-paid for $1,30. Now ready, the 
I • rug 1 < N. K," | 
nccratlc History of the ar. patronized hy tens of thou- 
■ U eager to hear " the other Mdo." Campaign Books, En- 
•vings, aud Badges in great variety. c 
SALT KHEUM OINTMENT 
The only Ointment for the cure of all eruptions and cutane¬ 
ous affections. It 13 wholly 
A VEGETABLE COMPOUND 
IT WILL CURE 
SaltRliHnm. Erysipelas, Scald Head. Piles, Felons, Ulcers, 
Sore Eyes, Chilblains, Shingles, Boils, Cuts, Wounds, 
lUiBturft, Riug-worms, Pimples, Burns, Chapped 
Hands, Scalds. 
m~ff~ Price, 50c per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists. _g£j 
glTCHELOft'S HAIR DTK, 
This splendid Hair Dye ss the best In the world; the only 
true and perfect Dye ; harmless, reliable, Instantaneous ; no- 
disappointment; no ridiculous tints remedies the ill effects 
of bad dyes ; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beau- 
ttful black or broion. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers 
and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory No 16 
Bond street, New York. eta-ly 
HY WILL YOU WORK FOR 81.50 A 
DAY when you can m.t<ce $l£00 a week in our new 
tees. Can be done In doors, by both sexes. No 0 ivlnd- 
Sift Enterprise. Samples sent on receipt'of 10 cents, 
iddress W. II. DAILEY & Co., 
■2t 148 Fulton Street, New York. 
a Day for all.—Stencil Tool Samples free, 
Address A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, Vt, 
