JULY n 
NEWS CONDENSER 
Implements, iUiuljiucrn, 
implements, FRacIjinmj, &7c 
—Juno was an exceedingly hot month In Lon¬ 
don. 
— Bates College, Me., 1ms a l'reshman class of 
thirty. 
— Williams College, Mass., refuses to Jailuiit 
women. 
— The Now York market is tilling up with 
peaches. 
— The hay harvest has commenced in New 
England. 
— Annapolis, Md., is to have a depot for test¬ 
ing guns. 
— The Hotel do Ville, Brussels, has a tower 860 
feet high. 
— The American watering places uro now 
thronged. 
— Tito police force of cities in N. H. is to be 
uniformed. 
Hartford, Conn., lias a new evening paper, 
the Herald. 
— The wheat, harvest in England will be an 
average crop. 
Wachusett Mountain Is a favorite place of 
resort in Mass. 
— Nearly one thousand New Yorkers left on 
the 6th for Europe. 
— The wealth of Iowa is equal to $601 for every 
person in the State. 
— Miss Itye of London has sent GOO orphan 
children to Canada. 
— Harvard College is considering the question 
of admitting women. 
The Philadelphia Ledger has 28 editors, and 
a circulation of 85,000, 
A fine quality of potter’s clay has been 
found noar Kansas City. 
The students of Amherst have given Daniel 
Pratt the degree of < >. 1). 
— Ml. Washlngtoif is to have a hotel on Its 
summit with rooms for 200. 
— The Prussian Band gave a concert to 20,000 
people in New York on the 7th. 
— Snails, to the value of 60,000 francs, are an¬ 
nually sold In the Paris markets. 
— The men employed on the Portland, Me., 
forts have si ruck for eight hours. 
— The Bishop of Providence Is about to estab¬ 
lish four secular schools In Fall Hlver. 
— Brazil thinks our removal of the duty on 
coffee will add $10,000,000 to her revenue. 
— Senator Sprague offers Brown University 
$100,000 worth of land for a new building site. 
LATEST IMPROVED 
BUCKEYll CIDER MILL 
FAMILY FAVORITE! 
THE 
\wro»oe*U',<i.J 
;st IMPROVED 
mechanic, where the work required o( a sewing iiinchine range* from the heaviest garments of men’s weai 
to the must delicate and ornamental fabrics for Indies and children, it has proved itself thoroughly ottlcienl 
and entirely satisfactory. Of unequuled simplicity and compactness of construction, capable of belli), 
learned and npnruted with one fourth the usual expenditure or time and labor, with a capacity for quantity 
quality and variety of execution beyond it* competitors, and a reputation for durability mill reliability 
known and appreciated by thousands, It la oltmixi to the people for the most critical Inspection and com 
purisou, with ennlldence that Its obvious merits cannot fall to convince the careful examiner of its super), 
ority. Manufactured by the 
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO., 
HART ( OKI), CO IV IV. 
REPRESENTED IN ALL TIIE PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS, 
AHUNTS WANTED WlllCItK NOT AldiKAIlV ESTABLISHED. 
Gives Perfect Satisfaction ! 
Is the Best in tho Market 
3,000 Made anti Sold in 1871!!! 
Capacity Pour to Eight Barrels per day. 
IU " Circulars containing lull description sent on 
application to 
P. P. .MAST Sc I'll., Springfield, Ohio. 
YERFORat# 
r |''UI5 CHAMPION. 
Hlckok’s Patent Portable 
, 
s Uper v+ 
N0V.27.IH6U. ff* 
jutrajaeA/fr 
l ° refirU* 
JAN. I4.I8CU 
JULY27.ltto 
YOftK 
NEW 
toward expense of a Public Tent that the 
PATENT LIGHTNING SAWS 
Excel in Speed, Ease mill Simplicity nil nth. 
«***• Of Boynton s Latest Improved Cross-rut and 
Wood ^aw.s, not one failed in a),0011. Cross cut «U per 
rt.); Wood Saws Cfl euch), h'ur sulr h\f all Italian, 
E. 111. BOYNTON, SO Keck limit St., N. V., 
Sole Proprietor mid Manufacturer. 
1, tS73. 
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN 
CHAIR SEATS 
fjire niMi \ v tt.s 
of every variety, in pack¬ 
ages TO SUIT, sent to 
* by A IM K It 1C A \ T V U li. 
Miiiiufacturn'i, 117 Chambers St., N. Y. 
\ urliiiis huve been the efforts of men to produce a 
at u,i,mi, should be comfortable, light, Comely, 
• ,l, *d also admit of universal application. 
«U(;cu*s have been us varied as the 
o'*! 1 '! within the Iasi, year the long-sought was 
offered to f ile pu 
Rent which 
durable 
P * 1 
uttWt;_ 
I'OViHllwJ mi ohsnrvln 
111 stunt a pn re til n’t i o ii f ... U1 118 
Tlio seat Is compose,I of three layers of veneer 
(hoards us thin us a knife blade), the grain of each 
lying Iri an opposite direction to its neighbor, all 
glued nru.lv logoi hcl In a slightly dialling form, 
adapt,id In tho Wrsoli The entire thickness slightly 
exceeds one-sixth of an Inch. VVo thus have model 
alii cost, lit,we weight, neatness, great beauty If de¬ 
sired, and a lasting quality which, In usual service, 
may properly be culled eternal. H /it/r it is eniifCKitlu 
,id,l pint hi rm-.ittiiij chairs bg mill oar who at a a nil 
1 . a carper,, It is coming rapidly into use lor tho 
better class of chairs for sumptuous apartments, 
ih" slightest, observation will convlncc tlio most 
The Best Machine ever Invented, and tho 
Heaviest in the Market. 
I make also two sizes of superior Presses for Ber- 
rlcs, in. If ... merensnt does not keep them, tell 
mm to Mi’inl for oiu* Imi you, or wrlti* for ono your- 
self. Don’t buy ally other until you see this. Send 
fora Circular. W. <>, IllrkOIC. 
Harrisburg, Pa. 
ROPER HOT AIR 
(F.KTA IJLUiJI ED I.V 1834,) ' 
MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO-FORTES. 
, 121 Cliamhers St., N, Y, 
THE. BE. ST AHO NVQSTTtic 
WMVL MAEWCkHViATCH 
\HiMENvkB.m. evert 
WATCH GUARANTEED BY 
SPECIAL CERTIFICATE. 
GENU FOR JESOWilVlVMCUlST, 
E. Howard & Co. *2.1 
JS MAIDEN IANE. NEW YOnK.J 
For family use, Any desired pattern of needle-work 
can he made upon n lady’s skil l, pillow-covers, aprons, 
etc., In H ininutus’ time. I •rim* ¥3. 
Agents imikn large protlts In selling I hem. 
Address THKODOUK RKNKER, 
Kochesler, Butler Co., Ky. 
MANUFACTURED I5Y 
Providence Wri 
~~ NT 10 VV 1872. 
HO Itou cry, \e \v York, 
MAJM7VACTUKKK.H OP 
Knock-down Book Cases, Looking Glass 
and Picture Frames, &c., &c. 
Fur ^ or #°Sutfur Cano. 
C iT The only recognized 
/JUdjSS-lBsi 1 slumlurds In Cane Mn- 
I 'Y'Mtti'' j 'tlrlfAj ‘-'bines are the 
f rLiU * 00,4 ISvaporator 
lUSlIWl 1 V,CT0K CANE MILL. 
f ljJJr jlu ’ ( There are of these mu- 
Ov,u* 111,000 In use. 
Thai ham: fatten Iht Flint Frtln harm at lit Stuti Fairs. 
Scud tor Descriptive Catalogue anil Price l.lst 
BI.V -VI i EH NORTON A CD., Cincinnati, <)., 
Manufacturers oi c«ue Mtllsund EvuporatOr*. Farm 
School amt Church Itplls, Buckeye Thresher, Feed 
Cutturs < orn Hhollurd, (lorn ar*tl Col* CruMior*, etc. 
— m m u liiin 
H,"lie,• H.iters, 4Si llriiudwuy, N. Y., 
;Vl!! y‘L l 2 P " B ^ ?* «,*! «» 1 UN D It Ml) Pi A N DS, M K 1 .0- 
IJI.ONS, and DUDA.NS ot six tlMt.-olnsK makers. In- 
01 ud I rig Waters s, at kxtukmki.y low i-hickm volt 
CA.su, lH'UINU THIS MONTH, or will take from f I to $20 
IllonLlily until jmld. A new kind of I* A KI .it It OU- 
UA.N, the most beautiful style and perfect tone ever 
made, now on exhibition at isl Ilroadway. N. Y 
Protect Vines, Plants, Fruit Trees! 
CHOVIOENCE 
UfAt JOUKSAL CAK.Sci 
1’IKiS, 
KASi «HT 
NVOKK I N O j 
„ CII I! V 11 ) 
M (LA.YIP, 
Holds Firm- 
^ esi; 
MctalJourmil 
CASINGS. 
No Wear Out 
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, 
Viirroo Sl„ N. V., nod l*r,»videuce, l{. ). 
mouC 
double 
implements, iilacliincrg, &c 
ON rolls 
SPIRAL Gf a 
|J UST'‘ bU 
L CLKWP 
FARM MILLS, 
For Cora Moal ami Stock 
/Poll FRENCH Bl Bit STONE. 
/ uM U ^ orn Hominy Mills 
/ lii A MILL VVDUK CBNKKALLY. 
Ok) A WF" Send for Circular. 
STB A I'll A: CO., 
_Box I4S0. Clucinnatl, O. 
A WES PkOW COMPANY. 
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES. 
53 Beckman St. 
WITH OH WITHOUT WAGONS,! 
, New York, and Quincy Hall, Boston 
(IMt.Y VEI.KBS TO TIIE SOUTHWEST! 
I- 'lake the •• MKK LINK’ Cleveland, Columbus, 
( inchmill I and Indianapolis Hallway -from Cleveland 
Ohio, by way of Crestline, HelluronUiiiie, Indianapo- 
lis, i aria Uiiute, St. l.oals, ete., n, by way of Colum¬ 
bus, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc., for all points Huulh 
or West. Pai.aCk Day and Si,fa*:i*i nii Cahh from 
Lleveluml to Columbus, Cincinnati!, Indianapolis and 
Louisville, without cliung,!. 
K. H. FLINT, (ieoeral Sunorlntundnnt, 
(jcvtduial, Ohio. 
(See Illustrated article In Itt llAL NEW-Yohkeu, 
Oct. 28, 1871.) 
'I’hls celebrated I form, Power far supersodcs all 
others It tiroduce.s nnicii innro power than other 
railway powers, and ivitii ykhy miipii i icss ki.kva- 
TIo.V. Also, Manufacturers of the 
PREMIUM FARM GRIST MILL 
xyx... .....( xi . 7. i .oon is, nininiik’iuiuuip 
f. .7, U ,VJ' "fhei' H to their natural manure. This manure, 
^ r ."" 1 I'hre human exereta, collected by 
wor?, u V-r? closet system, and mixed 
w ill tin, best lcrtfllzuig abaorbonts, is suitable for 
notr?.,, 1 !, or , Hn '1 being ruiiiurkubly rich In 
o„ *• , /. U abuuonni), and soluble phos- 
phates. It affords the plant a liberal supply ot natural 
form’possible* 011 ^ c,JI “ Je,, tiuted and readily available 
Cor further information, apply to or address tho 
C,,nifer Vestry 
which is adapted to all kinds of horsu powers, and 
grind* till kinds of grain rapidly. 
Saul tor Descrlplli’e I ‘trentur. 
WM. L. BOYER & BR0„ 
•JIOI Hernia mown Av„ Philadelphia, Pn. 
NEW PATENT AGENCY. 
JAIWEB A. WHITNEY, 
Solicitor of Patents, Expert and Engineer, 
Offers his services to Inventors hi securing Patent* 
at moderate rules and In the Shortest possible time. 
Address, for lull Information, at 128 Broadway (Boom 
ID, New York city. 
WARANTED EQUAL TO ANY 
127 Ulrculnra on application. 
J. G. HOADLEY CO. 
_Lawrence. .11 ass. 
/ 1A It HA RT*M PIJ l.VKB l/.INU Ul I.T1VA- 
V t IOK hus more practical point* lliuti any cultiva¬ 
tor In use, and is Indispensable as a farm Implement. 
Price, $20. C c, BRADLEY .It NON, 
Manufacturers, Syracuse, N. Y. 
