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miscellaneous QUnjertisemeitts. 
REED & BARTON, 
MANUFACTURERS OK 
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. 
MOOBE 5 S BUBAL NEW-YORKER 
AUS, 40 
PERSONAL ITEMS. 
The Pope has the asthma. 
Whittier is at the Isle of Shoals, 
Anna Mehliq is in San Francisco. 
W. G, Florence and wife are at Ems. 
Dtr Chaillu will write a book on Norway. 
Father Gavazzi la preaching in St. Louis. 
James Gordon Bennett's coffin cost $3,000. 
Lieutenant Fred Grant has reached home. 
Joseph Jefferson's eyes still cause him much 
pain. 
Belmont drives four thorough-breds at New¬ 
port. 
Lion Boucicault is coming to the United 
States. 
Mrs. Julia Ward IIowe is home again from 
Europe. 
Bret Harte has ended his engagement with 
Osgood & Go. 
Edwin Booth has the handsomest house at 
Long Branch. 
G. Bancroft Davis has bought a villa on 
Lake Geneva. 
Baron Rothschild bought the Empress Eu¬ 
genie's jewels. 
Ex-President Woolsey of Yale, goes to 
Jefferson, N. II. 
Emily Faithful of England is coming to this 
country to lecture. 
Seven or eight English lords preach to the 
people on Sunday. 
Count Von Moltke’s history of the Franco- 
German war is out . 
The monument to Marshal .SaxE is one of the 
sights of Strasbourg. 
Horace Greeley owns 500 acres of land in 
Buckingham Co., Va. k 
Parson Ukownlow will vote the Republican 
ticket, if there is any. 
Charles, son of Congressman Dawes, has 
been admitted to Vale. 
Cassius M. Clay is tiUJking to the negroes of 
Kentucky for Greeley. 
Senator Edmonds, of Vermont, is at East- 
port, Me., for the Bummer. 
Gen. Kilpatrick has sued the Batli, Me,, 
Times, for $:$(),not,), for libel. 
In his youth, Pius IX was expelled from col¬ 
lege lor general inenpaclt y. - 
President Grant has. gone on a three weeks’ 
trip to the Thousand Islg nils. 
MrssDODGE, Miss Spot mer and Miss Burnham 
were Nilsson's A menc-ar, bridesmaids. 
Walter Score’s monument in Ceutral Park, 
New York, will lie. dedicated Nov. 30th. 
Mr. Barney Willi,\ms and Mrs. Florence 
drive the most elegant -or uipages in Paris. 
Minister Wasiiihtiu) e is coming home from 
Paris in (ho interests of Grant and Wilson. 
Horace Greeley has been presented with a 
cane by the Catholic indies of 8t. Paul, Minn. 
implements, iUncljiuern, &c. 
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implements, llliuljincrn, &t, 
LATEST IMPROVED 
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Gives Perfect Satisfaction ! 
Is the Best in the Markot 
3,000 Made and Sold in 1871!!! 
Capacity Four in Eiitlu Barret* per tiny. 
EW" Circulars containing full description sent on 
application to 
P. I*. MAST & CO., Springfield, Ohio. 
INDIANAPOLIS STEAM POTTERY, 
Drain Tile and Terra Cotta Works. 
Manufacturers of Flower Pots, Vases. Tins. Hang¬ 
ing Boskets, Drain Tile, Ac. Inducement,* in Nur¬ 
serymen a nil Klorlsti for the Kail tradn. gelid for 
pricelist. Address h. K. KI.KTCIIKU. 
'IVeUBUrer, Indianapolis, Ind. 
TEWOEAr^ 
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ATTENTION, OWNERS OF HORSES! 
ft, Af*. THK ZINC COI.I,Alt 
[m,V, PA It is guaranteed to cure 
«\ Y^fcgS_j*g2j6f?j3B die wornl >‘n*c of raw and 
way y-j) inflamed sore neck in tin 
WY-,' I ' ^ y .w Du yi, ami tout I; the Jinn, 
tV \ J every or iiiehey refund- 
ud; un<l will not chute or 
wear Hie muiu- oil of tlie 
, lleok. For Hiile by Saddlery 
Ilardward .n.iIshmotHs and Harness Makers. 
Manufactured by the ZINC COLLAR PAD CO., 
Buchanan, Midi. 
QVgcnls tDanieb. 
,^CENTS WANTED—FOR THE 
CAMPAIGN HAND BOOK 
ANJ) 
Citizens' Manual. 
Designed for Voters of all Parties. Full of Political 
and Statistics^ matter, with Lives of all the Candi¬ 
dates and Presidents, Including Constitutions, Con¬ 
ventions, Platforms, Letters of Acceptance, Election 
Returns, Census, Ac . Ac. 
Tlie book sells al right, and live Agents should make 
from$l(J to $:!b per itay. .'Id Engravings. Price $1.33. 
SJ/ For Circulars, address 
F. C. BLISS A CO., Hartford, Conn. 
A GKNKlt.A I. AtlEXT ot honesty and ability 
l\ is wanted, t,. represent and conduct, In this city 
ami vicinity, the business of an established Life in- 
suranee I 0», wit h roteronees.which must he Hrst-class. 
Address •• Insurance,' P, o. II.,* 3001, New York City. 
AGENTS ft IJjTKD " M ",wii«*i Lif« i n. 
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£ I (W| IN GOLIJ G1VF.N ii> THE AGEIST 
T * I nr selling the largest number ot Dr- Hall's 
popular '• GUIDE BOARD TO HEALTH.’ Apply 
atoucotO II. N. M< KINNKV A CO., 
Philadelphia, Pu. 
C | ’T PER l>A V for Agents of either spi.selling 
•-I I Campaign Radges, worn by Ladles A Gents, 
as Breast and Heart Pins. Gold Plated with superb pho¬ 
tographs of cither Presidential Candidate, Samples 
mailed free forSOe. Mi'K.VY A CO , m Cedar St„ N.Y. 
MONEY FOR POOR 1 WENG 
v\ o want poor and honest men and women to work 
for us. We nay a salary of GO per week, Everything 
furnished. Business light and honorable. 
_ ti. WEBBER & CO., Marion, O. 
AGENTS WANTED FOR 
CICHTQ 
WENSATION® 
OF NEW YORK. 
A Work Dfnerlpl|v«» of the City «| \,>w York 
in nil Hm VnriuiiN PIiukcn. 
Its splendors and wretchedness, Us high and low life, 
its marble palaces and dark dens, its attractions and 
dangers, ns Rings aiud Flo lids, its leading men 
and politicians, Its adventurer*, its charities, it* mys- 
H . HInsi rated with nearly 
Z.>« Mne Engravings, NVmi for < irculnrs, with 
vVmiA'v » t" /Vfni WSfJliW n “ Address 
NA I ION A I, 1 U11I.IHH IM, Cti., PhiladelphUt, Pa. 
V An uneqmiled opportunity for 
' a lew -uiiirl 1 ,11 *1 n■ — men with 
*” *** ■ small capital, as |„..-al, Stall! or 
■7 „ . LOOntjr Agents, who will be 
satisfied to make $30) per month. Goods first-elaga. 
and ready sales and established trade. Apply to 
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a plow company. J 
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES, 
KI Beekimm St., New York, and yuincy Hall, Boston. 
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Fruit dried in five hours without change of position. 
Apparatus made entirely of Iron. Bakes equal to a 
brick oven. For full puiTicilhirs, including an excel¬ 
lent Essay upon Hie Advantages of Cooking Food for 
Domestic Animals, and a fine Illustrated Pamphlet, 
sent free of postage, address 
KN'G I.K, KKI.LKK &■ CO,, Lnnrnster. Pn. 
A' CO., LniirnNter, Pa, 
riHtA VKI.FItS TO Till! SO l Til W KMT ! 
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Cincinnati and IndlUmipolig Railway—fptm Cleveland. 
Ohm, by way of Crnsllinf Bcdlelonliiine, Indianapo¬ 
lis, Terre Hume, St. Louis,etc., or by way ol ('oluiu- 
bus, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc., for.nil points South 
or West. Palace Day and Hm iu’lvij Cars from 
Cleveland to Columbus, Cincinnati!, Indliwupoh* and 
Louisville, without change. 
J’atr.ntvil May V t , J872* 
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN 
CHAIR SEATS. 
Various have been the efforts of men to produce a 
s-eat which should be comfortable, light, comely, 
duruidc. and also admit of universal application, 
t he degree* of success have been n» varied as the 
ellort ; but within the last year the long-sought was 
revealed b. an ntnerving, pruetleal genius, and is 
hereby offered to the public, In full confidence ot Its 
Instant appreciation. 
The sent is composed of throe litters of veneer 
1 boa n I* us thin us u knife blade I, the grain of each 
lying III ail opposite direction to it* neighbor, all 
glued firmly together in a slightly dishing form, 
adapted to the person. The entire thickness 'lightly 
exceeds one-slvih o( an Inch. We thus lluve moder¬ 
ate com, little weight, neatness, greut bounty if de- 
- ...... “ rf '‘b ur "' » lading quality which, in usual service. 
, without change. 111 ,ay properly he called otejuill. While it is esiiertall!/ 
K. H. FLINT, General Superintendent, adopted to reseating tJtairs bn on u one irhn con unit 
Cleveland. Ohio. [‘"I',’" " H m coining rapidly Into use for the 
better class of eliairs lor simiptuous apartments. 
1 lie slightest observation will convince the most 
skeptical of its uneqmiled merits. 
tool & SLKIUMT. IJ6 C'lianihers HI., N, Y’. 
I ! AG ENTS, WANTED 
yo^- SPEEDS sP , v ^Fy 
EVEiriV CITIZEN WANTS n. 
AlMf for Campaign (iooT>«. Adurn^x 
GOODHPKEOS EMPIRE PUBLISHING HOUSE. 
Chicago, (inclnnati, Ht. Louis, N. Orleans or N. York! 
A ^ ^ wnntcd on ii largo 
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ft Uood. Binart. livo A^uiitD can uiakt* money by na- 
y* dPOSHUg us. (Trcu I a rn free. Writ<t nt f»nee. 
ft. AUdreaa WOHTIIINirl'ON, JH/STIX &. CO., 
_ Hart ford, Conn* 
[? Aneiils Wanted for the AUTOBJOGRAPHY of 
, HORACE GREELEY: 
?! or Becollcctbins of a Busy Life. Illustrated. The 
Life and Tunes of so great a Pliiluntliroplst and Ue- 
0 former cannot fail to interest every true American, 
y bend $M.3(J for saiuiile Copy. 
E. B. TREAT, l’ubllslier. So) Broadway, N. Y. 
THD STRUGGLE OF 
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it Chicago, ill., I'hlladelphiu, Pu.. or Springfield, Mass. 
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S TO KELL OUR 
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Agents ahierjcaiv voted, 
la# Send stump for Circular. 
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8 A ***' 'YHK PAl'KIJS from Maine to 
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Every llorse-oivuer’s Cyclopedia. Elegantly 
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ty in the Union. J.t ui.ua 1 , Tkiimh. semi for Circu¬ 
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t tree. G. Stinson Jt Co., Portland, Maine. 
MnyCV MADE RAPIDLY with Stoneil and Key 
• Irl U ll t I Chock Outfits, Catalogues, samples and 
full particulars FREE. S. M. Spencer, lirattUboro , IT. 
A 
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00 *11 etbjt'CU, ineu) „f ,|,|cli were nrrer Gforr O j,utiir. 
Here rut, ran fti,,l, !i, cuinpart .ml cu«r,niesT forw, U,« 
emriiii.l porllou vf i,,t,iir l,rr« . >, t, Bautlftill/ 1,-ut.J u 
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The Mlrlil^-ftr, I'ulitLUlu* L'u., llHltlr trrrk. Hick 
Q j 1 i made from 40c. Unll sml examine, or 13 sam- 
iylv pies sent (post free) foroOe. that retail quick 
, for $10. R. L. WOLCOTT, 181 Chatham Square, N. Y. 
MANUFACTURED BY 
THE 
The above illustration represents one of tholr many 
patterns of 
ELECTRO-PLATED ICE PITCHERS, TACKS 
lYtfulp with tho P:LtPHt Sputl'Ipss. l.minL-. 
Goux Fertilizing and Sanitary Co. 
beg to call the attention of Farmer*, Market Garden¬ 
ers and others to Hieirnatiinil manure. This manure, 
manufactured from pure human excreta, Collected by 
means of Goux s patent closet system, and mixed 
with the heal fnrtdtr.tng ubsorbants, is suitable for 
every kind of crop, nmj being roiimrkably rich in 
nitrogen itho basis of ayimouia), and soluble plios- 
phiiuiii. It affords tin) plant a liberal supplv of nuturul 
food, In Hie most concentrated and readily available 
form possible. 
For further information, apply to or address the 
Company, at their Office, corner of Varick, Vestry 
and Canal Sts.. New York. 
NEW PATENT AGENCY. 
JAMES A. WHITNEY, 
Solicitor of Patents, Expert and Engineer, 
Offers hi* services to Inventors in securing Patents 
lit moderate rales and in the shortest possible time. 
Address, for full information, at 128 Broadway (Boom 
11), New \orkC'ity. 
( KT S |, i''-vi-;bizjn«; CD i.tiva- 
V/ 1 OH lias more practical points than any cultiva¬ 
tor in use, aud hs.indlspcnsablo as a farm luiplement. 
Price, $20. C. C. BRADLEY A SON, 
_ Manufacturers, Syracuse, N. Y. 
ffiAffire and NAILS 
The Gardner Manufacturing Co., 
UO Bowerj, York, 
MAM I/XtTrilF.IlS or 
Knock-down Book Cases, Looking Glass 
and Picture Frames, &c„ &c. 
Providence Wringer 
NEW 1872. 
made with tho Patent Seamless Lining, 
The lining is made o! a tine quality of Nickel Silver, 
and from one piece, without seam or Joint. The ad¬ 
vantages possessed by Pitchers made with this lining 
an' their 1‘urituu ml Strength. 
Tlio lining* being made from o*e piece, there are 
no seams or joints ot solder to corrode or leak, and 
the Nickel Silver of which they ate made being a very 
hard and strong metal, they can be made very strong 
without being heavy. They are made of difieront 
Sizes, in a great variety of patterns. 
Kkkd A Baktos also manufacture every variety 
Ol TABLE WARE, of the finest quality, 
Factories established lb24. Salesrooms at Factory, 
Taunton, Mass., and No. 2 Maiden Lane, New York. 
■1 of every varietv. In pack¬ 
ages TO HI IT. sent to 
any address by A .11 Kit IC A N TACK CO., 
Munitfacturers. 117 Chambers Ht., N. Y. 
Pomeroy’s Trusses. 
Unrivaled for the relief and cure of Hernia or Rup¬ 
ture. POMEROY & CO., TH Broadway, New York, 
qp BOULTON 
oI Tl-I MFI ROLLS, 
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—, SPlRt, Holds Firtn- 
^?^ jusrr ciAMP □ MelalJourual 
lU casings. 
L-jJ IVoAVcorOnt 
PEOVEDENOE TOOL COMPANY, 
11 Warren Kt., N. Y., and Providence, R. I. 
KIDDER S PASTILLES 
L’rlee, 40c. by mail. Stowed & Co., Chi 
S —A sure relief 
■ for Asthma. 
-'hiu'lestown, Mass. 
FARM MILLS, 
For Com Meal and Stock 
Feed 
FRENCIl RUHR hiTONF.. 
Corn Shellers, Hominy Mills 
MILL WORK GENERALLY. 
Zi?~ Send for Cireu la r. 
STRAUB & CO., 
Box 1430. Cincinnati, O. 
Agents 
Wanted 
