WITH BEST TOOJwS ONLY. 
V; FOR CVACVIAR ADDRESS 
1 '• J.T.PRATT 8. CO 
S 3 FULTON ST.N.Y, 
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SIMD FOR CIMUiARWWailST 
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MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER 
Implements, itlircl)incrn, &r 
Implements ani> lUacl)inern 
NEWS CONDENSER. 
— Ohio has an immense oat crop. 
— Vesuvius shows signs of another eruption. 
— Syracuse University has a Freshman class 
of 63. 
— Sawdust is now an article of export from 
Maine. 
— The horse distemper prevails in Northern 
Vermont. 
— Wild duck in abundance are hovering over 
Lake Ontario. 
— The First Virginia Regiment has been visit¬ 
ing Baltimore. 
— Oil is now being made from cotton waste at 
Wcstville, Conn. 
— A 50 pound hedge hog has been captured in 
Seneca Co., N. V. 
— North Conway, N. H., had 16.000 arrivals 
during the Summer. 
— Hemlock extracts, for tanning, are being 
made at Elmira, N. V. 
— The money spent on cab fares in London 
averages $50,000 a day. 
— The Tip Top Mouse on Mt. Washington 
rents for $1,000 a month. 
— The Orand Trunk Railway is rebuilding its 
wharves at. Portland, Me. 
— Washington is being beautified with works 
of art and new shade trees. 
— Fifty tons of grapes are shipped daily from 
the DansvJlle, N. V., valley. 
— The locomotive engineers ol' St. Louis fa¬ 
vor the abolition of Sunday trains. 
— The Pall Mall Gazette thinks American pa¬ 
pers arc not pleasant reading just now. 
Two hundred minks recently escaped from 
a minkery in Westerly, U. I.; loss, $2,(XX). 
— Several bears have recently been seen near 
the Half-Way House on Ml. Washington. 
— There was an alarm telegraph at the Water¬ 
ford, N. Y., bank, but it was out of order. 
— A college of journalism is to be opened in 
Paris. One is needed in the United States. 
— A canal boat was loaded at Oswego, N. V., 
the other day, with 10,000 bushels of barley. 
— Of the 300 mining claims in California, only 
two arc at present paying stockholders a cent. 
— Three hundred bushels of onions were 
raised in Penobscot, Me., upon half an acre of 
land. 
— Ground has been broken in ) lart ford. Conn., 
on the Trinity College place, lor the new State 
House. 
— The Baldwin Works of Philadelphia have 
made 52 locomotives for the Northern Pacific 
Railroad. 
UNITED STATES WATCH CO’S WATCHES 
WERE AWARDED THE 
•At maix’ of’ “AMERICAN IjSTSTIT'TJTE,” 3ST©w York, 1070, 
“ “ "OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE,” Cincinnati, 1870, 
At “ LOTTISIA-BTA. STATE New Orlenna, Jui., 1870, 
And at every Fair where they have been exhibited, 
•v®ap all € 5 o.m p o i i toim® 
iv STEAMER, for SteamUuj Sia:n rou Stock, 
Heating Cheese Vats, Tannery Vats, Conservatories, 
Ac. This Steamer is made of Wrought Iron, thor¬ 
oughly riveted and flnlstied in good style. It lias u 
reliable Automatic nr self-regulating Water Feeder, 
Safety Valve, Vacuum Valve. Water Range Cooks. 
Whistle. Ac., all complete. The holler Is peculiar In 
construction) being ojtc i'umpi.ktk Dovuij: boii.uk 
within Another, the two eomiuurilcatlng one with 
the other. It has an extraordinary amount of lire 
space for the xlxrt of the holler No. II, a medium size, 
having .1.S.VI square Inches of Ore sarfneo j eonse- 
MuenUy.it requite* hut little fuel to run It. Either 
wood or coal limy he used for fuel. 
It will book mure feed, or heal more water, in a 
given time, than any other Steamer of the same size 
or cost. It Is morn durable than any other, for the 
reason that the tire-box l* made til wrought Iron, 
and Is enlirel\t mi wounded n'uUr. We are also 
manufacturing 
Anderson's Low Pressure Stoam Heater, 
for Heating Private IhreUlntjs, Stores, Chun-hex, Con- 
xrrmtoHrx, Ac. We manufacture for all the territory 
east, of Illinois. 
For further particulars, address 
P. P. MAST A CO., Springfield. Ohio. 
/fr/J/a/t'.jJfrf/c/t f C. 
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cf/meti'eaw. ilau/cj 
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O ’HARA’S imU.AIt (‘OIIA SflELLEK 
lias beaten all rivals, I wo to one. O'I turn's 
Prneiieiil Corn (i usher, latest and host. Both 
sent by mail, pro-paid, torsi . 7 ;,, O'Hara's L'oin- 
lortrihle ('hull-, recommended by Dr. IIat.i,, of 
I lull's Journal of Health. Elegant Office nr Rock¬ 
ing Chair, only $111. Agents wanted. 
_ C. M. O MAHA, Mllt.horo, Ohio. 
CORN AND WHEAT MILLS. 
Mill and Bolt 
\ complete In Bamc 
ease. Send 
J for Circular. 
Edward Harrison, 
- New Raven, Conn. 
EXFolavioB 
Watch Vo. 1039, l . 8 . Watch Co.,Stem-Winder—variation, ” Scmntl *iu 1 f HUouthn. 
L. E. CiWtkspxn, laSt Iter/, 77. ft. Treat. 
Watch. j\o. 21,039} U. 8 . Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 7 eceond r in four months. 
8. M. Bkako, Jinn, Heard* it: ('ummi/ii/x, 128 Ji'ronl Street, V. V. 
Hatch 1V». tOfits, X. 8 . Watch Co,, Stem-Winder- variation, f> reminds per month. 
’/,. V Piiikst, Ami’l Stiji'l /V. I”, «(• If. ft. It. 
U atc/i No. 1037, U. S. Waf.cn Co., Stem Winder variation, only 0 second < per month. 
IIbnist Smith, Tre'ae. Panama It. It. Co., 88 Wall SI., iV. Y. 
Price Lists furnished the trade on application, inclosing business card. For ealo by the trade generally. 
Ask your Jowolor to soo the MARION 
Home Ornament 
RUSTIC 
miscellaneous ■Aihicrtisemenls 
has proved itself to he the 
handsomest and most durable 
EXTERIOR PAINT KNOWN. 
Sample card of beautiful union and recommenda¬ 
tions from owners of the IInest residences in the 
country furnished free by dealers generally, and by 
the 
AYER I EL C1IE MICA I, PAINT CO., 
II'I Burling t^lip. New York, 
or Cleveland, Ohio. 
JAMES KING, 
New Haven, Ct 
TIEHES 15133 JSTTTJGZSL-^T 
Library Gift Concert. 
$500,000 in Bank to Pay all Gifts. 
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT. 
©100,000 FOR ONLY $10 I 
Tills cut represents the appearance of one of our *25 
Watches and *1 a Chains, only reduced In size the 
'SI S3) watches being the I’ull sizes for Gents, Ladle* and 
itf , >1 Boys ; also, this style V est Chain, full size end beau- 
, 4 MfUI. $ 12 . These watehps, for accuracy of time and 
), $ 4 *> JJK IM hi appearance, are fully equal to Gold watehn, fb.,t 
//\ al 1 “ !<l $*•’*7- Sums of oUr watches that have boon used 
// \mk on Railroads have not varied one infinite in nix 
|, ( J \r ) mouths. We maim factum three qualltirv and three 
fiOl dze- -prices, $1,1. M’ll.i rid ■ all Patent Levers. Full 
. __ Jnwclud, in llnuiimr Cases, (runts . LuePes' and Boys' 
'i 8 i Y.~ii : '‘sizes. Chains. (2 to > 1 ', according to weight ami 
— llnish Every w.i tell Is I ally gun ran toed L»v a ‘pedal 
irdorod atone time, we semi a >• rnth one free. All kinds ot Jewelry of 
bits sent by express, to he paid for on delivery ; or, il PoNt-Otttro Orders 
and free by mall. .Send a. stump tor our Illustrated < Ireulur. The Geri- 
au ol us; wo have no Agents. The goods of K, Collins A Co. have 
. 7 lines. One of the $20 watches is worn m nnr office. and we have no 
Pnmernl/’x Democrat. Address COLLINMKTAI.WATI II FACTORY, 
( T m iuu S Pt LVi:im/in<; CUl.TIVA- 
\y luK has mote practical points limn any culUva- 
h ’1 1,1 ’IS.*?' ulltl is *.Indispensable ns a farm Imnlcment, 
Price, $22. C. C. BRADLEY - A SON, 
Manufacturers, Syracuse, N. Y. 
LIGHTNING SAWS 
At the Second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by 
special act nr the Legislature, in aid of the Public 
Library of Kentucky, unavoidably postponed from 
September ‘is to December I, and widen positively 
and unequlvmadly occurs in Louisville, Ky.,-SAT¬ 
URDAY, December 7, 1N7'<J. without further 
delay on any uernunl, whatever, the following Caah* 
Gifts are for dist.ibutiou by lot among thu ticket 
holders: 
One Grand Gilt, (Insli.Slltll.OOO 
One Grand (Git, Loli. .>0,000 
1 Cash Gift... .?'2«,UUll I Cash Gifts. ,$2,000 each 
1 i ash (.n't. 90,DU) 15 Cash Gifts.. 1,000 each 
1 Cash Gift. 15.0U0 2U Cash (Jilts.. •,*()each 
1 Cash Gift. 1(1,(Mill 21 Cash Gifts.. SCO ouch 
1 Cash Gift. If.UdO 2 j Cash Gifts.. 700 each 
I Cush Olft. x.orjfi :v, Cash Girtfl,. each 
I C sh Gift. 7,0HI la (ash Gifts.. 5(KI each 
I Cush Gilt. O.tttl iV) Cash (lifts.. 400 each 
1 Cash Gift. ........ n.OOl i.l Cash Gifts.. .'«»each 
I Cush Gift. 4,((|!) t(H Cash (ilfts 200each 
1 Cash Gift_...... JJAlb CI2 Cash Gifts KW each 
Total, 1,000 Gilts, all ( ash *->00,000 
The mnney to pity all these gilts is now upon de¬ 
posit, and set apart, for that purpose, in (ho Farmers’ 
and Drovers' Bank, as will be soon by the following 
certificate of the Cashier: 
farmers' and Duovzkh' Bank. i 
LOCf.aVlI.LE, K V., Sept. 2»i, ltd,!. ) 
This is to eertity that there Is now ok deposit in 
tills bank over half a million of dollars to the credit, 
of the Gift Concert Fuod, STOOfOOO of which is held by 
tills bank us Treasurer of the Public Library of Ken¬ 
tucky to Pay Off all gilts tv, be awarded at (he drawing. 
R. S. V KKCll, Cashier. 
PRICE OF TICKETS. 
Whole tickets, $10: halves. $5; quarters, $'.’.!i0; II 
whole ticket* fortdiX!; 2d l«>r$2AJ: .21 fur $0(JO; 118 for 
$1,000 : 285 for *2,500; 575 for fft.OOO. No discount on 
less than 1100 worth of tickets at u lime. 
The drawing will positively and unequivocally take 
place December 7. Agents are peremptorily required 
to close sales and make returns November 25, In order 
to give ample time for the llual arrangements. Orders 
for tickets or applications for circulars should betad- 
dressed to Gov. TIIO!*. E, BKAMLETTE, 
Ageut Public Library ol Kssiiirtiy, 
Louisville, Ky. 
N. V. Oflire, 1,0!) Itroailway, In charge of M ujor 
Thoiutis H. Hays. 
Descriptive PiimphlcU mulled free. 
buYNTON, ,0 Ifieltmrtn St., N. V , Solo I'eprittor. 
and JVAIS>S 
■L, xAi tig vxj/ rii'hkor ev(>rv vartety, in paek- 
agi s 'I’D SUIT, sent to 
any address by A MEU (L’A N TACK t il., 
Manufacturer!, 117 Chambers xt„ ,N. y. 
f pitA V ELEUS TO THE SOU'TII WEST ! 
I Take the “ BEE LINK” - Cleveland, CohimbnK, 
( inoimmti and lncllana|iOlla Rullwny from Clevalund. 
Ohio, by way of Crestline, Bellfifonfaine Imlbinuno- 
hs, Torre Haute. St. Louis, etc., or by wayof Cnlum- 
bu*,.< oiclnnuti, f.oulsvlllo, etc., for ah points South 
or West. Pa lack dav and ST.KEPiNti Cars from 
Clevulaml to Columbus, Cinelnnuttl, Indianapolis and 
Louisville, without change. 
K. 8 . FLINT, General Superintendent, 
Cleveland, Ohio. 
NEW PATENT AGENCY". 
JAMES A. WHITNEY, 
Solicitor of Patents, Expert and Engineer, 
Offers hi* services to Inventors In securing Patents 
at mode-rate rates and in t he shortest possible time. 
Address, for fail information, at 128 Broadway (Room 
ill \ u it/ \ <iPlr I li v 
Poiuciors Trusses 
S t M i l li Y -COX V KNIKXT— PROFIT \ BLK 
to 1 'abtic Institutions. Schools, .Mannfactories. Farm¬ 
ers, Gardeners anil others. 
The tioux Fertilizing & Sanitary C o. 
offer, by the use of their Patent Absorbent Closets 
and Urinal*, a method of collecting, deodorizing mid 
utilizing human excreta,at once convenient, inoffen¬ 
sive and economical. 
The liquid ts separated from the solid excrement 
by absorption, all the valuable properties of each are 
retained, ami the product is an Invaluable manure- 
For explanation and practical exhibition of the 
system, call at. (.mice and Ware rooms of Company, 
corner of Varick, Vestry and Canal bis., New York. 
This MvJdno with present Improvement i genrnnr..,j ... I 
every want of tie, houtthohl, for either plnbt nr fum y work. It 
kiiiu all Sts** of Storking* anri Souks, with heel unit toe ivmiplete, 
’ ■el is x iicer-emling Miurm of semwtiKiit U» la,lie, ufUlilue, V, 
well ar profit me! easy mpport urtboia that rnpiirc it. 
Agents wanted every where bv the Rickkokp 
Knittimi MAtHfNR Company. Dana Mickpouh, 
President and General Business Supt., 68’J Broad¬ 
way, Now York. 
Unrivaled for the relief and cure of nemta or Rup¬ 
ture. POMEROY it CO., 744 Broadway, New York 
from 50c. Call and examine, or 12 sam- 
nnt lpost free 1 for 50?. that retail quick 
WOLCOI’T, 1 .H 1 Chatham Square, N. Y. 
AMES PLOW COMPANY, 
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES, 
53 Beckman St., New York, amt Quincy Hull, Boston. 
