Toilet Soap 
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, 
BOYNTON’S CELEBRATED 
PUTUXTikCES, 
FOR WARMING DWELLINGS. CHURCHES, STORES, Etc, 
Sixty Sizes and Patterns, Brick and Portable, for Anthra 
te. Bituminous Coal and Wood. Also, Fire-Place Heaters' 
uiges and Stoves. Send for Circulars. 
1-titeo] RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., New York. 
Advertising Rates.—After the first of January, IS®, 
the Kates of Advertising in the Bubal Nbw-Yobkeb will be 
as follows, for each Insertion: 
Advertisements, inside, 75 cents per line, Agate space. 
Outside, 81 “ <• « 
For Extra Display and Cuts, a price and a half. 
Special Notices, Nonpareil leaded, §1.50 per line. 
No advertisement Inserted for less than S3. 
ISS PEAKt Ris FRENCH 
and ENGLISH 
Hoarding and livv school 
FOR YOUNG LADIES, 
•jr Lsjdttutton Av>?., Cor Twenty-Seventh St New York 
the Elenientare^ra^AheB 10 r-V 4 '* 1 thorough'knowledge of 
ern Lamruiwun fe 1 *'* 1 attention given to flod- 
snre^t hiet?,i s 'n I ?i c .^h A r !' at \ t > every care taken to in- 
O NE OUNCE OF GOLD WILL BE GIVEN 
lor every ounce of adulteration found to* HTIUn- 
BlTT’S LtON CovFRB." This rotfrn ts 1 . r>Aii- 
«nOer tetters r? n £ 
OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT a m3 PILLS 
XjL "hen a sore, or ulcer, or absceux, has become chroni¬ 
cally seated iu the leg, it is considered very clitileuit to erad¬ 
icate. Hospital treatment rarely accomplishes a cure in 
these Cusei i yet thei c never was a case discharged as ” in. 
curable"from a public Institution, widen Holloway's Oi.vr- 
ment iniglit not Ua\ e healed If applied according to tli c 
directions. As chronic ulceration implies a taint in th o 
blood. It may be as well to take a dose of Holloway's Pill s 
now and then to purify that tlmd. Sold by all Druggists. 
OROIDE CASES, a newly discovered comnos'tinn hwwn 
only to ourselves, precisely like gold In anurnriiiice ke nh c 
Its color b« long as worn, and r.* well finished thebefir golf 
ones These watches ate In hunting eases, mad, at on? own 
Factory, iron, the best materials „f the latest ^ 
proveff oylcs, are jeweled and well Hnltliod. Withatrtaw ro 
thebest results in regard u. wear and time, For uruturnnee 
durability, and time they have never been equaled iYv 
watches costing live time? as much. Kncli one warranted by 
special cur tides to to keep accurate rime. Price, *13 it,., 
tinmen a and Ladies' sizes. For this small sum anv one can 
have un excellent watch. equal In appearance, and as good 
for time, as a gold one cpstlng *1.V). Also oroide Chains, as 
2221 ro^d/wthoae. of gold from *3 to $< Hoods sent toany 
part of the United btates by express. Money need not he 
5H2 Ul S n r,1 r, r ' “ th *m-llft •.-nn be paid when the goods 
are delivered by the express. C.ustomers must pay all the 
express charges. ‘ 1 
B^Cauiton.-Stueo our Oroide Watches have attained 
so high a reputation, and the demand for them has greatlr 
Uir.rDAAAn. DIA11C npfflntic fin, AflV .. 1 _ J 
QEXDFOR KEECH'S CATALOGUE OF NEW 
kj St cdhug Strawberry and Small Fruits.generally. 
-J. KERCH, Waterloo, Seneca Co, N. Y. 
ANTED 
AY ANTED.-Salesmen Everywhere, Farmers 
and others, to sell an article m great demand. $100 
made by one agent his first month. Address immediately 
9 i1-4* BLISS & McKATHKON, Louisville, Ky, 
cuts Cantrenscr 
ANTED.-AGENTS TO SELL MY PATENT 
Burglar Alarm—it is a nice thing, will sell like hot 
s. Now is the time to order for the Fairs. Sample by 
75c. Address 
E. F. MALLORY. West Springfield, Erie Co., Pa. 
LANDS AND REAL ESTATE 
In exchange for LIQUORS IN BOND. Address 
_ IMPORTER, Box 3190 P. 0„ Philadelphia, Pa. 
UfONEY IS .11 A|)E BY ALL WHO ARE 
iY-*-,?? 1 ' 11 '* onr 8x10 (ival Engravings of the Presidential 
Candidates, any persou can sell them and make. li)0 per cent, 
prod. Samples scut by mail on receipt of <M ecs. Circulars 
U e f- Is the tinn- to work. Address MOOP.E & CO., 
Publishers, ltlNa-saq Street, New York. 971-at 
APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, 
(QURI. YOUR BAIR! 
'? f . Pri ? I i. Robb’s MAGtrsTK CtrBT.icjrB sent free, 
beautlfnifnfe™ 1 , (Without Injury 1 fu soft, luxuriant, 
wife ^iVimn OW ‘ Dg curlB ’ oa the first application. Address 
with Stamp, Ebof. B. H. ROBB, 
' ’"‘t _ Parbman, Ohio. 
rpHE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY. 
DR. J. W. POLAND’S 
WHITE PI WE C02VEFOUWD ! 
amrH„oo r r’uT 1 ' r< i al '. 9°i (ti !’ Cou e ,ls - Dlptherla, Bronchitis, 
Splrtiti^ ot ’lot.itl, .tiui Pulmonary Affections u'cnerallv It 
18 Ti,ic n ,v r ^f ) i e remedy for Khlncy Complaints, 
nlluiant t'o fA®®?. 11 ™ U^ T '' r '™ P*I.BTBBTOtt8. 
— ^>: \v lor.K way i* full of sharks; $o ig the city. 
Dartmouth College is to have a thirty acre park. 
The grape vines of .Madeira are regaining their vigor. 
— Louis Napoleon's wages arc £11,310 a day, 
— (d .vahoga Co., 0., has one thousand acres of grapes. 
— Boston is being overran with street beggars, 
— St, Louis has just finished a million dollar market. 
— Beavers are injuring the com crop of Alabama. 
— The grass crop of Northern Ohio is excellent, 
The Ohio peach crop will be very large this year. 
— Sweet clover grows eight feet high in St Paul. 
— Blue-berries are t wenty-five cents a quart in Boston. 
— Turkey has lost 40,000 men iu Crete. 
— Hong Kong printers earn £15 a month. 
— Morocco has a worse famine than Algeria. 
— France now gets ice from the glaciers of the Alps. 
— The railroad fare Dorn Paris to Constantinople is $$0. 
— Barritz is now the fashionable Continental watering 
place. 
— Lord Napier has sent an Abyssinian Bible to General 
Grant. 
The King of the Sandwich Islands receives $15 001) 
salary. 
— Board at Saratoga has gone up to $G per day for sky 
parlors. 
— Prince Humbert and wife are now making a tour of 
Europe. 
— Thirty thousand Alaska codfish have arrived at San 
Francisco. 
— The cattle disease is killing men and women in New 
York State. 
— The potato worm has appeared in Monmouth Co., 
New Jersey. 
— Dickens came near bein' 
for a Fenian, 
— The Embassadorial Celestials are in love with Amer¬ 
ican women. 
— July 16 was the hottest day experienced in England 
for fifty years. 
— Baptist Noel has preached his last sermon and retired 
to private life. 
— There has lately been a three million dollar failure 
in Wall Street. 
Wisconsin expects to grow sixty thousand bales of 
hops this year, 
— The Florida orange crop is heavy and mostly engaged 
at $20 per 1000. 
— The South will more than supply itself with bread- 
stuffs this year. 
— Tea cultivation is becoming an important matter in 
Southern India. 
— A number of Swedish farmers are about to emigrate 
to this country. 
— The sweeps in the British Parliament houses cost 
$8,000 per year. 
— The Sisters of Charity ride free on all the street cars 
in New Orleans. 
— The Madison, Wis., ladies indignantly deny that they 
drink lager beer, 
— It is said that $200,000 were spent in Saratoga during 
the racing week. 
— The oil trade has increased since the specific tax was 
removed last month. 
— The King of Sweden is exhibiting four pictures paint¬ 
ed by his royal hand. 
— Milton White of Fabius, N. Y., committed suicide 
by taking strychnine. 
— The Union Pacific Railroad has 90 locomotives, and 
has ordered 107 more. 
— Fifth Avenue, New York, boasts $1,000,000 worth of 
painting? and statuary. 
— Women in China are prohibited by the mandarins 
from wearing chignons. 
— The flies are dying at Nashville, and a pestilence is 
thought to be foreboded. 
— A negro in Paris plays Sivori’s nightingale piece 
better than Sivori himself. 
— The Queen of Prussia is having young women taught 
to nurse wounded soldiers. 
— Watermelons weighing sixty-nine pounds have been 
raised in Galveston, Texas. 
— There are wild stories of gold discovery in South 
Africa, eclipsing California. 
— Prince Napoleon employs six cooks, and spends 
$20,000 a year on his table, 
— One Texas cattle ranch is fifty miles in extent and 
holds one hundred thousand. 
— One thousand cattle pass through the Seminole 
agency daily, bound eastward. 
— Switzerland added 15,000 breech-loading rifles to its 
stock during the month of June. 
- The cotton and sugar crops In Louisiana have been 
*more or lees injured by the heavy rains. 
— Eight thousand tons of steel rail have been ordered 
by the New York and Erie Railroad Co. 
— People are forbidden by notices in the Prussian pa¬ 
pers to write letters to Count Bismarck. 
— A noted Montreal gambler named Charbonneau com¬ 
mitted suicide by jumping into the river. 
— A lot of eight acres has been purchased in Toledo for 
$25,000 as a site for iron smelting works. 
— Cincinnati had 1,552 births and 1,500 deaths from the 
1st of May, 1807, to the 10th of July, 1868. 
— A Norwich, Conn., man was so badly stung by his 
bees last week that his life is despaired of. 
— The Paris velocipede has been Introduced into New 
York, and is nsed to show advertisements. 
— It is estimated that over 10,000 acres of standing 
pine timber have been burned In Michigan. 
— Irish settlers at the West are not pleased by the in¬ 
flux of Norwegian and Swedish immigrants. 
— The Sultan of Turkey has confirmed the succession 
of Prince Milan to the sovereignty of Servia. 
BUTTER T>A TT. 
OVER FIVE THOUSAND ALREADY IN USE ! 
vt.TJt 8 trfVU r i 9u,r ’ er ‘ t0 3Q i* ln market, being made of the 
kii-W-Dfirai) VyutTE Oak inatolied and turned per- 
l ! lsWe 1 4n ' 1 outside, oiled and varnished or 
teJi e a v r p a I u tc d Irou h nop*. nicely fitted and per- 
fastaned'cenq ! 1 P 01 our |f«enfEars and Clasp, 
IRR 81**1 xi; Kbt. making rhomost 
1 (QMZtttltf!, A*.OiV/V (17id d&fUlVtJiLc nrhn.in nf Ihn now bti* 
I OFFER TO THE TRADE THIS FALL 
200,000 Seedling* of the Annie, Pear, td um and Cherry: 
^ 6fir ° Cftatry Trees, Peact), Pear, Plum ami 
an 1• OrangivQuincy ; Gooseberry and Currants, and 
Strav, bt rry Plants of all the new sort?. Also a new Serdllost 
Potato, the earliest and best table potato in use, 
-b 1-^t J. H. PLATMAN, Belkina, rates Co., N. Y. 
IN JOHNSON 
tyMo fllo ..' - T article or me kind now be- 
and Butter riaaL^ l S?, etill 4 1 want long felt by Dairymen 
naoktni hn.L?- lor "•»••> ware iu 
■>m Iowa, lor sale cheftp,—oue of ,6<t acres, and one of 
I b M J 1 - partly Improved; well watered; with cora- 
buildings, ifec.; both In well settled neighborhoods, 
lin'i y 1 L' e . tl '" ,ei * 11 flared. This property belongs to a 
PATTPmrnL*?? mu,t b ? -'-pply to robinSon & 
PAlTELsON, Attorneys, Iowa City, Iowa. 
T317LBS FOR FALL PLANTING. 
HENRY FERRE, (Ou> Stano of b. K. Bus*,) 
•231 iHain !8t„ Springfield, Mass. 
Our Autumn Catalogue, containing a complete list of JJu- 
aointbx, ThKjm, LUtf*. SurcUm*, Crocu-x, j-,;., is now ready, 
and wifi boforWarded to all applicants. Address 
RE 7R5 FERRE, 23j Malu St,, Springfield, Mass. 
F \V. WENDEL. ERFURT. (PRUSSIA/) 
• Seed Establishment and Nursery, (established man 
otters through hit sole Agent (nth- rafted States, Mr, Fred¬ 
erick li. buhfuuttcr of New York, at lowest rates, 
U1LECTION NOTICE. — SHERIFF’S OF- 
°F MnKX0E.—-J8$ee is hereby given— 
th© Statute of this State, aud the annexed notice 
[; n !!ii t i v„ s ,v r i v- i<ry !' 1 fe,ta ! e ' tl,ar me Generat Flection wilt 
bounty on the TUESDAYsuccoedlnc tlie first 
Monday of.November, (Sd) is®. At which Election ti c < >ih. 
cer? named in the aum-xed notice will be elected. 
Dated, Rochester, Monroe County, N. Y., August, 5th. is®. 
STATE OF NEW YORK. ) 
Office of tux Seocetvgv of State, i 
Albany, August 1st, is®. 
To the Sheriff of the County of Monroe —Sir- Notion is 
S?am v e to beheld In this 
J J f AY succeeding rho flr^t Monday ol* No- 
vemljcr xioxt»tha fbllowing Oflicvm arc to lie elected, to wit: 
^ ill the place of Ueii|)tg K. Fenton. A Lieutt^n* 
ant-Goveruor,in the place of Stcw>u t L. Wnoritv)Vd \ Canal 
ttMMiratftf^&l^ns 8 pltt .V P of , Ro1)e, : r c - Porn, Au'inspec- 
tor ol State Fri^ona. in fchu nt 4/*npp a ^arnnin« A 
It makes pure Soap that will not injure the finest fabric, 
and beside saving money in Soap will save a great deal more 
in wear or Clothes. Suud for some and try it.' Office, No. 136 
and l.>; Cedar St., New York, 
One Can makes fifteen pounds of Soap, 
A LADY WHO HAS BEEN CLUED of GREAT 
n 18,1 r,; any years of misery, desires to 
maae known to all letlow suflerers the. sure meari 3 of re- 
K ef b„OT4 9 ' p no Vojmg a stamp, MBS. M. MKKBITT. P. 
^Boston, Mass., and the perscrlptlou will be sent 
rilHE MICHIGAN SEEDLING STRAWBERRY. 
JL t he t't'aalt or fifteen years experimenting’—Tins ne 
free by return mail 
jb *b*. Forty-first Congress ot the United Stutea, for tin- e.stii 
_i_ me result oi fitteeu years experimenting Tins nev 
strawberry more than sustains its first promise, us the besi 
standard variety to succeed the Wilson— a weex or ton dayi 
later, keeps better, more even size, and to s •>- the least 
equally productive. and a finer fruit. Average product fom 
quarts to 3 hills: Ftr-i picking. June eith. Hills bold, mull 
July HU; yielded ’> quarts to i hills, sound berries ! 
“Very good, very rigorous, and very productive, u* col¬ 
or and pniducUveueas will make It a good market sort. 
Charles Downing, Xewburo, A, V, 
• Stood the winter well without pi otection, made a vigor- 
OUB growth—foliage not injured by the sun. Berrlfcfc firm, 
flavor very good, and remarkably productive.— Win. Adair. 
Detroit, iVeh. 
Price, SS L dozen -. 8.5 v 100, sent In pots by Express. Ad¬ 
dress B. HATHAWAY, Little Prairie Rohde, MldS. 
A TTBimON! ALL WANTING FARMS! 
XX Cheap Farm and Fruit Lands, Village Lot?, Water Pow¬ 
ers for luanuiaeturiuff, for sale, at lirieltabuig. Ocean Co.. 
New Jersey, 11 miles from New York on railroad at Pliillflel- 
L h ,fcSo l, flue loam superior for all crops. Country Just 
1 iS? ut y amt Utility. Climate mild anil pro¬ 
verbially healthy. Water soft and pure. No fever and ague 
Sold only to actual settlers, on easy terms. Price per acre 
x?iS’rT F r Or -5 lr0 , al , a ^? , ‘ u,i 1 map?, address as above, 
?2DT. CAMPBELL, No, 153 Broadway, h. Y., V. S. HOLT, 
Agent? Bnok^btirg, J. 
riHICAOO DITCHING JUA CHINE. IT 
V7 Will be Been by reference to Sne.ninl Xotiee lu this oaoer 
AugustStli, Umt there la to be a trial of Dn'cunro Machines 
lu Locliester, Dept-. Btli. We desire parties Interoafeii in ^ueh 
ma tera to be present, and tf any thing of the kind is needed, 
wiiicli ne know w the ease, we shall ciit'ur for sale the rights 
to use or niunnfnetnro by States, Counties or Towns— the 
larger the territory the less the pTice In pronortloii. Capi- 
Wil-ta, larmers or others, are desired to witness the tixhlbl- 
tiuti. i mice favorable circumstances we can, with one of 
reamin' 1 lin0S ' C 0ue r ' e1, two ;m(l one-half 
arrested lately in England 
HE CHAMPION. 
HICKOK'H PATENT PORTABLE 
in the Forty-first Congress of the United State...,,,, 
and Orleans' 111 composed of tlie Counties of Jtouroe 
rri9,?Sx7? Gffiokbs—A l?6 to be elected for said County: 
Trim 3 Mhrabers oCAhsembly, A District Attorney lathe place 
ol Christopher r Davison. Two Justices of Sessions. In the 
place ol ifenry E.Richmond and -Jti:ues ShelTv Two corn 
new. in the place of Ellery B. Treat mV. Thomas V. B Dm 
rand. All winmt* terms oi oillee trill rvulreon the lusidav 
ol oemobc next. yo,u ^- 
_ H. A, NELSON. Secretary ot State. 
AGENTS WANTED.—$1?5PI;R MONTH 
^ to sell the GENUINE OROIDE HUNTING CASED 
WATCHES, the best imitation Gold Washes lu the market. 
Price $15. Great inducements to agents 1 
-Address, OROIDE WAT 
_ Box 303 
rrrj PER CENT. SAVED, 
eJ\J keepers and other? who order til-,, ,,,,,,, Ullr 
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE of Dry t&u^F^b^Ptoted 
Ware, Cutlet y.Ao,. &c. We send Ch'ci*.r froc of exnonse 
to any part ot the United States, send if r one, andaec our 
terms. You tv 111 save money by addne?-*?! 0 - 
GKO. DRYDEN .C’CO., 
"a .ant« a ■ „ -M Milk SWi 't, Boston, Mass. 
Agent? wanted ,n every County in the j"lilted States. 
H OT a 1 It~F U RN A (’ EM - PER ufjT UA L BUltN- 
mg wood stoves; Smokeless soft and hard coal stoves- 
wood luvnaces. The celebrated SOLARTYPE patents ’ 
Hf Seiul for circulars to the mamifact irer, 
_ J. C. COCHRANE. Rochester, N. Y, 
fl^TTAGE HILL SEMINA 111 . l oi Young 
vv Ladies, Poughkeepsie, N. 1. Re-opens Sept. 16. Tlie 
best features ot European and home srhools. For prosnect- 
ns, address Rev. GEO. T. RIDER, Rect-ir. P kJuAt 
A mur, school inst., founded is. 55 . 
Is x Uelixblk Eduoatiowl Bubka r. 
To aid all who seek wcll-fiualilled Teachers; 
Ta represent Teachers who seek position- 
To give parent? information of good schools, 
To sell, rent, and exchange school properties 
Thirteen years' irisi lias proved tlie Anni:, School Inst, a 
useful and mhclent anxtUarynisecuring 
“The Right Teacher for the Right Place.” 
Those who want Teachers should have the 1 Teachers Bnl- 
letin," published in tbv. Am ait. Epe/.vTto.vxt. Momhi.v. 
Those who want positions should have the "Application 
Circulars explaining plan, and giving Testimony from first 
class educational andhuslues? men, sent when asked for. 
J. \V. 5CHERJIERHORN, A. M., Actuary, 
14 Bond Street, New York. 
Branch Offices in San Francisco, Chicago, and Boston. 
H & CO.. 
, Boston, Mass 
IMPORTANT TO CIDER MAKERS. 
TILE JEnSEY 
POWER APPLE GKINDEK, 
(BUTTERWORTH’f* PATENT,) 
For grinding Apples. Peaches, Sugar Beets, and other kinds 
ol Fruit and Vegetables. This greatly superior machine is 
rapidly growing lu favor among the cider makers aud farm¬ 
ers of onr country, and is destined soon to supersede all 
other mill? nsed fu the manufacture of cld-w. With an or¬ 
dinary two horse power it will grind fine and uniform one 
hundred bushels and upward* ot Apples per hour; Is so con¬ 
structed that It ennnot be Injured by the stone*; need- very 
little, if any, repairs, and by the importer manner In which 
it does It* work one mouth s n*c will pay for the mill. For 
Illustrated Pamphlet giving full description, and containing 
KEYSTONE CIDER AND WINE MILL 
OVER 16,000 IN USE AND APPROVED. 
This admirable machine Is now ready for the fruit harvest 
ol 1363, is made ln th© most perfect manner with either one 
or two tubs, and Is well worthy the attention of all persons 
wanting such a machine, ft has no superior lu the market, 
and is the only mill that will properly grind grapes. 
POE SALE BY ALL RESPECTABLE DEALERS. 
I also make two sizes of superior 
PRESSES FOR BERRIES, &c., Ac. 
If your merchant does not keep them, tell him to send far 
one for you, or write for one yourself. Order early—address 
the manufacturer, w, 6. HICKOK, Harrisburg, Pa. 
rtENERAL AGENCY FOR 
^ J. T, LLOYD’S DOUBLE REVOLVING 
Express, Railroad and TelejraiMc Map, 
IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 
Double Revolving Maps of Europe and America, 
For the States of Few Fork, Nelo Jersey and Pennsylvania. 
Price, S I. 00. 
Lloyd's Revolving Donm Maps of the Forth American 
Continent, with the United. States County Map. on a scale 
6j?ht Stales as large, printed on the reverse side, and colored 
In 1,000 Counties, with Enlarged Plans, surrounding the 
County Mapol Jiew York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, 
Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee. Pittsburg, Montreal, Toron¬ 
to, New Orleans, Mobile, charleston, Savannah, and Rich¬ 
mond, &e., Ac.; Price. $ijOO. 
Lloyd's Ifr.votrinij Double Maps gf the Forth American 
i.imttmnt, with the Fifteen Southern States County Map, on 
a scale eight times a* large, printed on the reverse side, and 
colored tu 3,000 Counties, with Enlarged Plans, ■nirroundlug 
the County map of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Battr- 
juur©, Cincinnati.Chicago,.Milwaukee, Pittsburg,Montreal, 
E (HUTCHINSON'S PATENT.) 
Three sizes; exceeding low price. Grinds 
fine, fast and easy. Makea pure Wine and 
Sweet Cider. Sacks all the Fruit. 
MORE THAN 15 OOO IN USE 
Cider Press Screws, 
Fine thread, very powerful. 
COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTER, 
T he b eat and cheapest self-feeding Feed Cutter In the world. 
1ST Send for Illustrated Circulars to PKEKSK1LL PLOW 
WORKS, 33 Mevwln St., Cleveland, Ohio, or Peekskill, N. Y. 
THE BOOK OF WONDER** TELLS HOW 
A to make all kinds of Patent, Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet 
Articles, Cosmetics, Candles, Wines, Cordials, 8oaps, Dyes, 
and hundreds ot other articles in dally demand. Easily 
made and sold at large profits. Sent, post-paid,for 25 cta.,by 
96l-f>teo O. A. ROOBBACH, No. 102 Nassau St.. N. Y v . 
O NOT SPEND ANY MORE MONEY 
for Pat it nt M ttmcrxES, r - ‘ ' 
±J for Patknt Mkdicixes, wlUCll are sold at an enormous 
profit, hut make your own preparations at one-fifth the 
cost. I will send either of the following wabranteo reci- 
?l 8 or°aa'rot t $il al 8 ' 011 recolpt ot 50 c '-* uts ' 01 ' any three for 
’ {. Recipe for Growing Hair on Bald Heads - Cleansing the 
Scalp, Removing Dandrull, and making the Hair long, 
beautiful, AOFT and glossy. This compound U pure, and 
better than any Hair Restorative in use. 15 cents will make 
more than what is sold for n by druggists 
2. Reolpe for the. Cure of UheumauSm,-A Sure Remedy 
and Cheap. Ha* ctircu the worst cases ever known 
3. Recipe, for Coughs, Colds, &c., -Sure Preventive 
against Consumption. Has been known to cure that dis¬ 
ease ln its first stages. 
1. Reolpe for Beautifying the Complexion, Removing 
Freckles, Pimple*, better than auy cosmetic iu vise. 
5. Recipe for the Best Hair OU.-Eeuntlltes the Hair,makes 
it soft and glossy, ami will not injure the Hair like most 
patented articles do- These recipes are for family use only. 
They are all copyrighted and must not be raanufaeTnred to 
sell without permit, r will sell County or State Rights for 
any or all ol them, at reasonable price. Agents Wanted. 
M. A. TKP.JIUNE, Philadelphia, Pa. 
P ORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, COM- 
bining the maximum of efficiency, durability and 
economy with the minimum Of weight and price. They are 
widely and favorably known, more than 600 being In use. 
AU warranted satisfactory, or no sale. Descriptive Circu¬ 
lars sent on application. Address 
057-13G J. C. HOADLKY <& CO., Lawrence, Mass. 
A MONTH can be made by Agents, mule or 
female, in a uuw.pleasant, permanent business; 
LlftM free by return mall. Address 0. L. VAN 
New St., N. Y. City. 1169-Oteo 
(STAMFORD INSTITUTE - For Bovs. Intelll- 
gent instruction, Christian training, gymnastics, mill 
tary drill and boattog. ifltii war begins Sept. 7. Send lot 
circular. W. C. WILLCOX, A. M.. Stamford. „onn. 
TO *5 for every hour's service, rfleusant and bon- 
O—< orable employment, without risk. Desirable for all- 
ladles, ministers, farmers, merchants, mechanics, soldiers, 
everybody. T. NEWELL & CO.,« Broad St., New York. 
Qt)A|l Pet Month sure aud no money reaulred iniul- 
*iD*yVM r Vance. Ageuto wauled everywhere, mule or fe¬ 
male to sell our Fuienl Everlasting WTIRe It7re Clothes Lines. 
••Every household should have this article."— F. V. tribune. 
Address AMERICAN WIRE CO.. 15 William St., N. Y., or 
16 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. 90u-2teo 
P OTATO DIGGERS.-Wrought It- 
Slat Cast Iron Prongs, SHO. See Pagi 
logue. R. H. ALLEN & CO., P. O. Box 376, 
B loomington nurseries.- i?th year- 
400 acres— lu Gkksnbocses.—L arge, choice-tock 
of best shipping sizes—Fruit and Oruam«iuai Trees, 0=age 
Orange Hedge, Small Fruits, Klttatmny aud Wilson's Early 
Blackberry, Roses, Shrubs, Bulb3, <fcc., very low for cash. 
. f2?~ Send 2 red stamps, for two Fall Catalogues. 
070-fit F. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington, McLean Co., Ill. 
fpHE LITTLE GIANT HORSE-POWER I1AS 
L been In use and highly approved forever three years. 
It is simple, durable, compact, cheap, easily loaded and mov¬ 
ed about by two men; wcfglit,650 its.; is valuable for Thresh¬ 
ing. Sawing Wcod. Churning, Ginning Cotton, or Where paw- 
er Is wasted from one to four horses. Send for circular. 
Ofi.LgJteOj JOHN W. QUINCY, OS William St., New York. 
Price, K00. ' . ; 
Lloyd's Revolving Double Maps of the North Amertenn 
Continent, with the great Map of the Mississippi River on 
the back: Prior, $t,oo. 
Lloyd's Revolving Douhle Maps of the North American 
Continent, with the great Map of Kentucky on ike back ; 
<4,00. j* 
Lloyd a Revolving Douhle Maps of the Nortlf American 
Lonunent, with the great Map of Georgia oa the back; 
x RlCSi|0u - 
Lloyds Revolving Double Maps of the North American 
Continent, with the great Railroad, Telegraph and Express 
Man on the back; Paine, $4,00. 1 
Lloyd's Revolving Double Mans of the North American 
Continent with the great Map of .Missouri in Counties on th e 
back, with i gazetour of the State by Counties, giving tin: 
population ol each County and of the State, wttfi enlarged 
plans of all the lending cities of the United States surrouud- 
lne it: Prick. ?t,00. 
fSWAD these Double Maps ere 20 square feet large, with 
Keversi r. and ar.y two maps ou this list, will 
J °r the price Of but one map. Intclli- 
eShtand energetic agents wanted to canvass In every County 
and City. Commissions paid. Address 
,, , . „ L. R. P, THOMPSON. 
General Agent tor New York.Pennsylvania and New Jersey, 
Nkw Brunswick, Nkw Jebsky. 
fRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 
FOR FAXtL OF 1868. 
We ha\-e the pleasure of anuounclng that we are prepared 
for the Fall Trade with an unusually largo and well irrown 
stock, embracing 
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees. 
Gra|pe^yine8, new aud old sorts, strong open ground 
Currants> Ttaapborrics, Blackberries, and all the 
Small Fruits. 
Ornamental Trees aud Shrubs. 
Roses and Flowering Plants of a very description. 
Nurscryinen, Dealers, and others, purchasing largely, will 
De dealt with liberally and all orde.ru, however email, will 
Tem e ^ ve pr .V ml>r autl 0i4rL ' tul attention- Parties Interested 
t'nlv 1-2 to consult the following Catalogues, which are 
iach wI i l „ b " Bl 7' t PJc-paliTpu the receipt of lOcts. 
ea . < ^-‘?T lln d 2. and 5c 1 or No. 8. 
? ^script ve and illustrated Catalogue of Fruits. 
I l c „ ,,cr ir t1 X c i 1111 Uluslrated Catalogue of Ornamental 
Wholesale cfeio’gur^? tlV ° ^ H ° USe PUat8 ' 4 - 
,, ELLWANGKR & BARRY, 
_ -Mounu Ho pe nurskbiks, Rochbstbk, N. Y. 
S U W 1 ^-! 1 a A 1 T m. K SALE.-The TrcdwHl, 
r, u! k A U To.rt’v,, rr!1, J eari . clean and delivered at 
Rallioad for throe dollars per bushel. Orders promptly fill¬ 
ed. Address N. H. NoyKa. * J 
PLASTIC SLATE HOOFING 
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, 
OMFICJB 157 [Room 19] BSOADWAI,l 
WHVV YOU 
J. m. ALLEN. Secretary. 
WM. L. ALL ISON, Treasurer. 
toms mm*, 
PLASTIC SLATE FOR 
H00FIN9 AND OTKEK PURPOSES. 
The r- :■ -s of reconstructing 81ate Stone from a dlslnte- 
grab- -ia was Patented February 21st, 1865. It Is a combi 
nation of 
Pulverized Slate and Viscous Matter, 
(the Latter possessing qualities of geological and ctiemica 
affinity for the former,) and is a development of one of ttir 
stir.ple but unalterable tendencies of nature. 
A3 A ROOKING MATERIAL IT STANDS ON RIVALLED, 
A ma-Nic—it adapts itself to every shape and slope. Nor 
combustible. Impervious, non-exp&usive and undecaying. 
KR0ST DOES NOT CRACK NOR HEAT D1SS0LVB IT. 
The only roofing material ever discovered that will realsi 
the action of the elements as long as the structure It protect.* 
Being susceptible of little If any wear from exposure, ami 
PERFECTLY FIRE-PROOF, 
it la unequalled as a coating for Railroad and Farm Build¬ 
ings, Fences, Brldgee, bottoms of Vessels, '°anlt8, Ac. 
HU. WJiibUi. uu. uo. CIO. . 2(H) 7 *.fl 
Mediterranean..!!!!!!!!! l!so 5^00 
a °- , do.1,50 5 00 
Rochester red. 1 A 0 iloo 
American white,. 150 500 
California white,... ' 150 K'hO 
Six-rowed Winter Barley,. L00 3)00 
Oats, Surprise.1,50 5.00 
Do. Swedish. LOO 8 50 
Do. New Brunswick. 1,00 3'.50 
Do. Black Norway. 1,00 3,50 
/end, post-paid, four pound* of any of the above va¬ 
rieties for• ()nc Dollar. One head, post-paid, 10 ceDts, or 20 
heads of different varieties, post-paid, tor One Dollar. 
Send money by Money Orders or Registered Letters, or by 
Express, to GEO. A. I)F.iT/„ ChaiaberaburK, Pa., 
andvour orders will bo promptly filled. 
TT R3^ Tbl? ts the only Seed W heat'Experimental Farm In the 
United States, Where Seed Wbe:»t ia acclimated and grown 
for sale. fF* Rerid fir a Circular. 906 -fit 
iSttILL PLOWS INI) PLOW CAST- 
.-^end^for^Llat. PEEKSKILL MANUFACTUR- 
A MONTH, AND ALL EXPEN- 
sits Pxra t—28 new, useful and curious articles 
Full particulars sent frisk. Address 
H. B. SHAW, Alfred, Maine. 
for agents 
960-13t 
B efore buying turbine water 
WHEELS— Send for Circulars of PEEKSKILL MANU¬ 
FACTURING CO„ Peekskill, N. Y. u 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
A NiEXV AND CHARMING SONG, 
SEND FOR IT. 
“ Under the Beautiful flloon To-Night t” 
Song, or Duct aud Quartette. With Accompaniment arrang 
,cd for Plano or Melodeon. Words ami Music by Prof. A A 
HopKixa. This Is the latest composition of tlie popular\in 
thor of “ Roses Will Blo<nn Again,”" Flitting Away,” “Sing- 
ins the Hama Old 8oug,” etc., etc., and ia but just published. 
As a ballad It is one of the very best out, and ror two or four 
voices it ia even more pleasing. Price 30 cents. Sent post¬ 
paid. Address J. P. SHAW, 43 State St., Rochester, N. Y. 
jgATCHELOR ’S H AIR DYE. 
This Bpiunaid Hair Dye t3 the best in the world; the only 
true aud perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, Instantaneous; no 
disappointment 1 no ridiculous tints remedies the 111 effects 
of bail dyes -. Invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beau¬ 
tiful Hack or broom. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers 
and properly applied at Batchelor’s Wig Factory No lfi 
Bond street, New York. M 2 -ly 
C ONSIGN YOUR GOODS TO H. P. MAL¬ 
LARD & CO., ?be old established, strictly Produce 
Commission House. Fo. 332 Washington St., Few York. Re¬ 
ceives all kinds of Country Produce, Uiittor, Cheese. Lard. 
Tallow, Eggs, Beans. Peas, Flour, Grain, Wool, Hops, Beef, 
Poultry, Tobacco and High Wines. * "• 
Odr long experience in the Commission Business enables 
u» to sell goods without flelay for the highest market prices. 
Cash Advanced on Consignments. Sales promptly made. 
Send for our Dally or Weekly Price Current. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cure the Itch. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT enree Old Sorea. 
WHEATON’S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the Skin. 
Price 50 centsby mall 60 cents. All Druggists sell It 
Weeks & Potteb, Boston, Proprietors. 059 
WANTED-AGEXTM.-S75 to SiJOO per Month 
' ’ to introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON 
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Price only $1S. 
Address, SECOMB & CO., 
D70-4t PITTSBURGH, PA., or BOSTON, MASS. 
