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__ There ere 3,064 spoken languages. 
_g„ez is pronounced a stagnant town. 
— Erie. Pa., is to have a fire department. 
__ Fortunes are still being made In the oil 
regions. 
_ Most of the Georgia jails are without a 
prisoner. 
_ Texas is rejoicing in an unusually heavy 
wool clip. 
_ Tho summer in the south of France has 
been cold. 
_ Ireland has not. now twico the population 
0 f London. 
— Liverpool will not allow bills to be posted 
on Sunday. 
_ The Bryan, Ohio, Democrat has a subscriber 
95 years old. 
_ Good carpenters arc in demand in Dubuque 
at $3 per day. 
— Columbus, Ohio, is to have open air concerts 
twice a week. , 
— The professor of elocution at Drown Uni¬ 
versity is a lady. 
— The most popular preacher in Aiken, S. G\, 
isn colored woman. 
— The month of May in Montana was tho 
coldest, over known. 
— A Parrott shell has been found in a beam in 
a Charleston church. 
— Madras, owing to a scarcity, is now receiv¬ 
ing water by railroad. 
— The rice crop of Louisiana is ten per cent, 
below that of last year. 
— The Western papers say that tho Chinese 
make excellent miners. 
— The Marathon, N. V., academy lias been sold 
at sheriff's sale for $3,775. 
— There is more ship building at East Boston 
than fora number of years. 
— Silver mines of great richness have lately 
been discovered in Colorado. 
— The populalion of SI. Louis increased from 
47,071 in 1847 to 312,004 in 1870. 
— Chicago is supplying herself with drinking 
fountains from Now Orleans. 
Tho cultivation of beet, sugar is to bo ox- 
tcnslvcly curried on in Texas. 
A man who once peddled apples In Norfolk 
is now worth a million dollars. 
Los Angelos litis to pay seven dollars and a 
hall per thousand feet l or gas. 
— At Yanjcn, in Chum, the costliest dish at 
Slate banquets Is the dug limn. 
— A Now York Arcs Insurance company has 
opened a branch office in Paris. 
— One Now York soda fountain pays its pro¬ 
prietor a profit of $1,000 ti week. 
“Through tickets" logo "round the world” 
are for sale at London for $1,230. 
Sixteen persons have been killed in London 
this year by falling from windows. 
— The on lire stock of the Massachusetts Cen¬ 
tral Itailrnnd, $3,000,000, lias been taken. 
\t Majorca, lust mmiih, the first boor ever 
seen there was imported from England. 
— U Aroquipa tho Indians roast anaooiulas 
nml consider tho food to he of first, quality. 
— One hundred thousand persons die of con¬ 
sumption each ycariu America and the Canadas. 
— A soda lake near Rawlings on tho Union 
Pacificis capableut furnishing 03,000 tons a y ear. 
— There are 1,600 dozen pairs of gentlemen and 
ladles' hose manufactured at Laceuin, N.ll., per 
day. 
— It cost London 11 ft eon hundred pounds to 
present Prince Albert with the freedom of the 
city. 
— The Avars of England for the last two cen¬ 
turies have cost seven thousand millions of 
dollars. 
-Miss Lizzie Town read the Declaration ol' 
Independence in Tecmuseli, Kansas, an the 
Fourth. 
— Chicago liasa German avIio has drunk at a 
single saloon, in the last four weeks, 1,130glasses 
or lager beer. 
-A 7,800 pound gear for the great pump at 
the central shaft of the Hoosac tunnel has been 
drawn there. 
— From three to five hundred boxes of peaches 
are shipped daily trom Crystal Springs, Miss., to 
New Orleans. 
— The women of Tahiti, according to Prince 
Alfred, are tho most beautiful of all in the isles 
of the Pacific. 
— Otto year ago Sumner Co., Kansas, had not 
a single inhabitant. Noav it lrasu population of 
three thousand. 
A Lrnidon magistrate recently punished a 
Avouid-bo-suieido by making him pay ten sliil- 
migs lo his rescuer. 
— A Portland shoemaker has hammered up 
three miles ol' sole leather and used twenty 
miles of shoe-thread. 
— Tho cultivation of cotton and tobacco has 
' Vl,, T successfully iu trod need in some of 
the Italian provinces. 
— 'The London Times predicts that the Suez 
Unud will be worth less for commercial pur¬ 
poses within five years. 
f ~ A native prophet in Java has predicted a 
•mol msurreotion next year, aud the Dutch 
authorities are alarmed. 
"' UU s l*ini"g through a slightly convex 
~ " s<Set the interior of a house on lire at 
Canandaigua N. Y.. lately. 
binolint of soda water drank in this 
’| ,L ,J l tty be j" d £ eiJ h Y the fact that Boston 
tells 1,000 fountains a year. 
~'\ rea !; lt, ' ita, 'i last year eonsumed 42,000,000 
P uiidsof tubucoo, or a pound and a hair for 
each one of tho population. 
T^ 1 t , lle Atlus Mountains, south of Morocco, 
! M> cei * rich herbaria seven thousand 
wet above the sea level. 
68 oonrlm ? eft , r Pennsylvania farmers raised 
SvK ShelS ° r,mts ' largest, quantity of 
»»> btute in the Union. 
of Perfectly white, with the exception 
Wug . ' ®atb and a black line down its back, 
contly 6liot at Siskiyou, Oregon. 
terns 1 '!' Sh °™ ol Massachusetts is dotted Avith 
afe A';r Pied ljy persons intent upon passing 
v days or Aveeks of summer by the sea. 
beL"“ Z r r , d & Cod Liver Oil is the 
est - -Chicago Tribune. 
EW JERSEY MILITARY INSTITUTE, 
on the Delaware, near Trenton, N. J. 
Rev. ELIAS S. SCHKNCK, A. M., 
Prluciiml. 
Tfic Tiest Aiwa us. Send for Circular. 
HEIKES’ NURSERIES 
mows" AM) ORPHANS 
A full stock tor the Fall of 1S71. Address for Prieo 
Lists, viz.: No. 1, Descriptive; No. 2, Wholesale; No. 
3, Dealer’s Wholesale ; No. 4, Retail. 
(Established 1823.) W. F. HEIKES, Dayton, O. 
MISSOURI LANDS 
I or making hoys intelligent, heiillhv, Christian MEN. 
VONKKKK MILITARY INSTITUTE. 
Re-opens September 11th. 
BENJAMIN MASON. Box 456 Yonkers, New York. 
LY THE 
1*1, A NTS FOR FALL. 
Our Price Mat of VINKS, PLANTS. TREES. 
SHRUBS. EVERGREENS, ROSES, Ac., for Fall of 
1871 is aotvready,and will besenton receipt of stump. 
We are growing an immense stock of 
BTKA WHERRY PLANTS, 
In pots and otherwise, ay life H avIII be ready for de¬ 
livery soon. 
BULKS. 
We are Importing from Holland n flue stock of 
HYACINTHS. TULIPS, GLADIOLUS. CROCUS. 
Ac. Catalogue of which will be sent on receipt of 
stamp. 
Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Small 
Fruits sent for HI cents. 
It. CU!WMING vV CO., 
Successor* to .1. Knox, 
Pilishimrh, Pa. 
MLAVliBACK COLLEI.I) and IlinsoN 
V RIV ItK INSTITITE, at Clavcruolt, N. V, For both 
sexes. Term opens Sept. 4lh. 
Rev. ALO.N/,0 FLACK, A.M., President. 
No. 132 BROADWAY, 
WBW YORK, 
CHARLES H. RAYMOND. President 
A hour I 20,000 Aero* of flic Finest Pann¬ 
ing nml Gruzioir I,unit in the United Sillies, 
lor sale lit low prices and on very oiisv terms: lit uh 
enabling an industrious man with small capital to 
pay for his hind with money earned from It, 
Missouri is not loo tar West to bo at a great dis¬ 
tance from markets; its Railroad I'uelldies are great 
and constantly increasing, (lie climate u splendid, 
and good crops are ill.si a certainty ; while tin, 
numerous thi lying towns and cities springing up on 
every blind attest beyond doubt that the blight of 
slavery has boon ctfeelniilly dissipated, and Unit 
Eastern men mid Eastern capital are doing their 
pen foot work. 
F ort rdwakii collegiate in*ni.iic. 
Prepares tor College, for Business, lor Teaching 
or for 1,1 fa. Saperh hrtek hulliUngs. $tl() rorboanL 
t not, washing, with common English, Cor Full torni of 
Id weeks, ho uinlng Ahg.el. For■ li years the bestsus- 
talned boardingseuduary [orladies and gentlemen In 
the Stale.. Graduates’courses. ' A live Christian lu- 
stilution.” Address, for taitulngnn. with full infor¬ 
mation, JOS. E. KING, D. !>., Furl. Edward, N. V. 
p I/OOHII NGTON N II It S M It I IIS. 
JJ ILLINOIS. 241 fit VEAlt! HIM) ACRES! 13 
GREEN-HOUSES! Largest Assortment. lieM 
Stock. Loyv Price*. Trees. Shrubs. Plants, Bulbs, 
Seeds. Stocks, Grafts. Ac. 100 I'ngO 1II list i u iril 
CliliilOgiie, tO font*. Bulb, Plant, Seed Cata¬ 
logues, all for ID cents. Wholesale Price List, free, 
Send for these before buying elsewhere. 
P. K. PHOENIX, It Inmui ngl on, HI. 
Send for full Descriptive Circulars and Sectional 
Maps, inclosing 30 cents, and stating what paper you 
saw this In, to Land <!»iitnii**ioiicr II. «fc St. 
J. It. R.i llaiinihnl. Mo. 
ISSUED ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSUIl 
A NCES. 
Op tiik New Your Infirmary, 
128 Second Avenue, N. V. Winter Session be¬ 
gins 1st of October. For particulars, address the 
Secretary, EMILY BLACKWELL, .At. I). 
(HAM HERS lit’RG, p„., 
for Choice Seed Wheat, 
choice Fowls and other Fine 
Sti ick. 
For information concerning the As¬ 
sets, Plans of Business or Terms to 
Agents, apply to the Office of the 
Company, or to any of the following 
General Managers of Agencies: 
FOlt SA I.H IN Mis¬ 
souri anil Kansas. Send 
CO List, to II. L. BROWN 
UIRDIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
1 Ai'i'i' l nv.i and Rvergreene specialities. Send for 
Reduced Price I Aft. 
•I. 8. BO YNTON, Stryker, Williams Co., Ohio. 
B UY YOUR TREES AT llrnilqnnrlrr*. 
One hundred and tlfty acres In Trees—Apple, 
Pear, Plum, Cherry. Ac., Ac. 
All young and thrifty. Great inducements to pur¬ 
chasers at ratalI. 
Send for Catalogues (containing mueli valuable 
information) and Price last. 
NICHOLAS A XEWSON, Geneva, N. V. 
« Month easily made with Sloncil and 
" Key-Check Dies. Secure Circular and 
Samples, free. S. M Spencer, Brattleboro, Vt. 
-Carlton 
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SAINT PAUL and PACIFIC, RAIL ROAD COMPAN' 
And its Connections, 
F. RATCHFOS.D STARR, 
Manager of Middle Department, Philadelphia. 
BiACICrORD 6l CLARE, 
Managers of Southern Department, Balti¬ 
more, Md. 
H. P. HOADZ.P3T, 
Manager New England Department, New 
Haven, Conn. 
FRANK CHAMBERLAIN, 
Manager for New York State, Albany, N. Y. 
Write to E. MOODY & SONS, Lockpon, N. 
A., for Wholesale Trade List, now ready, of one of 
the Largest, Rest anil Clienpi'sl stuck of Frtiii 
Trees, I’enr Seedlings, aud other Nursery Stock 
in t.lio United States. Extra large and tine lot of 
Standard pear Turks. 
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us I ni Iowa . 
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< iitiln passage, <80 gold. 
Steerage passagu (Offlon No. 20 Broadway), <30, cur¬ 
rent!,y. 
For freight of Cabin passage apply to 
__ WILLI A M S & I O It ts . N t 03 Will I St. 
rnUAVELKIIS TO T 1 IE .SOUTH WEST l 
X Take the "BEELINE" Cleveland. Columbus, 
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway from Cleve¬ 
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''Independent Farmer. ' 
A large, new; beautiful and tiighlv Illustrated 
monthly Magazine of rural life. Published in the 
bostof style ami tilled with choice and reliable in¬ 
formation. Every man, woman and child in America 
should have It. Sul-MTipt.Inn price 50 cents it year. 
To all subscribing now will sand thu Farmer for 
the balance of this year free. Address 
INDEPENDENT FARMER CD., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Strt it Mb lOFAb. xT.urrT! 
PsichoraanaiLKSpH 
file stiul. spirit or mind, and is i lie baslsor all human 
knowledge, PsyCh'diiltPOy Isilre titloof a new yvork 
ol IIMI pages, hy IIBUBER P ItAMll.TON. B. A„ giving 
full Instniellons in thesolence of Syul Clutrmlngantl 
I'syehtdogle FasnlhUtiOil; how to exert, tins wonder¬ 
ful power overman or uniiiials Ipsuinl.iineniisly, at 
will It tenches XIesrnerlsm, Imw to heeomo Traneu 
or Willing Xletllnms, Divination, .Spiritualism, Al- 
cheuiy. Philosophy or Omens nod Dreams. Brigham 
Youtig s Ilnrorn. Guide to .Marriage. An. Tills is the 
only hook iu (he English langiuigts professing to 
teueii thl»occult power, and is of litiuKiiise advan¬ 
tage to the .Merchant in selling goods, the Lawyer la 
gaining the contRlortflt! or Jurors, llio I'tiysteian in 
lieullng the sick! to Lovers, in -epiulng the aireetlous 
of life opiioslto sox, and all seeking rielies or happi¬ 
ness. ITiuo by mall, in clot h, U.25; paper covers, <1. 
Agents wauled for this hook Private Medical 
Works. Perfumery. Jewelry, At!., who will receive 
samples free. Address T. \V. EVANS, Publisher anil 
Perfumer, 11 Smith Eighth street, Philadelphia, l’a. 
Vy EHSTEIt'S I'm h l'.T diction \ It V, 
" Rio haiuTsnmesI omupl l ■ 1 inpact 
Pocket Dicliomiry ever issued. Abridged from the 
Gi'cnt. A meeleiin ((unrio. Contains 18,11110 
w i arts, 200 illustrations, and mi mem ns l‘r<> vorbs, 
Tuition, AIthi'CviatlOlls. I'brnsCs. and oilier In- 
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on tinted paper, bound in flexible morocco. Gilt 
edges, and bciii l>v mail on receipt ol 1$ I. Address 
IVI80N, III.A H E >1 A N, TA Y LOR iV (!()., 
13S and l IO Grnnd Si., N. X. 
At prices ranging from M to $12 per acre, for Cash, or on Long Credit, with Interest at Seven per cent, 
per anuiim. CASH PRICES one dollar per acre less than Credit Prices. 
The Bonds of the Company taken at par on Cash Sales. Emigrant houses at tho principal Stations 
free lor all emigrants. Applications for land can ho made through the Station Agonts. 
For further particulars aud pamphlets, apply to 
1IEUIHAINN TKOTT, Land Com hi 1**1 oner, 
General Ollico at, St. Paul, Minnesota. 
Mem.—G overnment lands still to be had, under tho Homestead Law, along the main Hoc of tho abovo 
Railroad. 
AND 
The leading thoroughfare, connecting tho East 
with the West anil Southwest. 
The only Western Line running all Express trains 
through to Chicago without change of ears. Con¬ 
necting directly with all trains <d tile New York 
Central and Hudson River nml Erie Railways, and 
With all Western Lilies. 
Umi i-Tli roil uh Lx press Trains Daily, (Sun¬ 
days excepted,) and to avoid any detentions of 
through passengers from the Kind, till*Lino runs 
Two f*«ntlny Trains through lo Clove* 
In ud, Toledo and Chicago. 
Magnificent Palace (Jars um over this I.lno be¬ 
tween Nmv York, Chicago, St. Louis, and Ltailsvillo. 
Also, a Dally Lino of Palace Sleeping Cars runs ex¬ 
clusively between Rochester, Cleveland, Toledo, 
Chicago and St. Louis. Through tickets for sale at 
all prluciiml Railway ticket offices throughout the 
United States, and by agents ot this Lino through¬ 
out the East. 
( HAS. F. HATCH, Gen. Snp’r., 
Cleveland, 0. 
.1. A. KI RCH, 
Gen. Eastern Passenger A grin. 
Buffalo, N. V. 
Tho cheapest and handsomest paper sent in tho 
country Sold One IVur for $1, with the choice of 
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lUftWihti/Dm, or the beautiful chromos, “ Thu Burial 
of tlie Bird," either Worth (2 at least. Sent postpaid, 
on receipt of subscription for paper. This is si bona 
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mimherx :lent tree to nil mho will /my t/i mrtcr posltiyo 
(3 cents) mi their receipt.. Send fur. and nee them. 
Grand chance for agents. Lnrgeooinniisslonsulloyv- 
ed for names arul i'lulls. Send for Clrculur or paper 
to AMERICAN l*UHUSHING CO., 
HU Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. 
OVgcutG lUuutci), &C 
and Instructor. A valuable book for every old and 
new agent. Tells plainly howto make flic, business 
nay Bent forS stamp* by \V. C. Ha.ye* A; ( «., 
I.uckport, N. Y. We want Agents, Male ami Femali!. 
<100 a month ami expenses. Address us above. 
I^ltHIC! MiiNIIl FOIl A .NPI5CHJHEN. 
A full Catalogue of our Standard, Miscellaneous 
and Illustrated Juvenile Rooks, or specimen num¬ 
bers ot Oliver Optic’s Magazine, sent by mail free. 
LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston, 
LEE, SHEPARD & DILLINGHAM, 
No. 411 Green St., Now York, 
where a complete stock of all publications may be 
found. 
W A IMTPn AGENTS, everywhere to 
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every subscriber Extraordinary inducements. Ad¬ 
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HUNTS WANTED FOlt OLK 
milLY PHYSICIAN 
Li both ENGLISH and GERMAN, embracing the 
ALLOPATHIC, HOMED PA I’ll If. HYDROPATH¬ 
IC. ECLECTIC and HERBAL modes of treatment. 
Price only $2..»0. Address VV.lt. FLINT & CO., 
Publishers, 20 South Seventh St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
msmi 
COFFEE DRINKERS 
ITeilmniiil’* Milk Ine.rensee.— Highly import¬ 
ant to Korsc-ralnurs. Farmers, Dairies.etc. Inereas- 
cs, enriches, restores unfl maintain* the mtlk-glving 
and general powerln an Incalculably lucrative meas¬ 
ure Two-je. und packages, U S per pound (cows); 
<7.50(brood marcs) Particilll"* SfRl (ree to every¬ 
body. IIOFFMAN & CO., 87 East Broadway, N, Y. 
A DAY, with Stencil Tools. Samples free, 
Address A. E. GRAHAM, Springfield, Vt. 
will consult their tastes and economize their expenses by using our favorite GRANULATED 8 O’CLOCK 
BREAKFAST COFFEE. It, is Ann flavor aud econoih leal. It, i» tho ST ' NDA RD COFFEE. Great Allnn- 
tie A. Pacific Tea (’«., No. 8 Church st., Now York. I*, o. Box 33(16, SEND for Prick List. 
xTEW AN I) KELT A RLE RECIPE?, to Cure so Di 
_ --- T -..jsoasep, 
lx Also 121) No wand Rare Alim, II . neons R.-ei pcs for 50c, 
S itisiaetion guaraateed. C.F. Wnlbrldse, Polisviltc, Pc. 
P ATENT HORSE STALLS. —For lull de¬ 
scription and specifications for tho construction 
of Wilkinson n Patent Horse 8lnll, patented April 
25th, 1371, address 1. W 11,K 1N8D-V. Rural Arehilect, 
Bnltimoro, Md, 
^ Gil NTS! KLAD THIS! 
Wo will pay Agents a Salary of 830 per week 
and expenses, or ullow a large commission, to sell 
our new and wonderful inventions. Address 
M. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich. 
CH A H UERSKI KG, Pa., 
tor Choice Seed Wheat, 
Choice Fowls and other Fine 
Stock. 
I .'toiiihl Mm ploy merit! Extra luduee- 
pp 1 (JO tneiita! A premium lloitSK and WAGON 
Dir Agonts. W k doslro to employ agents fora term ot 
seven year*, lo soli the Uuekovn $30 Shuttle Sowing 
Machines. U makes a stitch alike on both sales, und 
is tho best low-priced, licensed piuohinu in the world. 
IF. A. Henderson A Go., Cleveland, u„ or Si. l.ouis, Mo, 
SAM. C . € O I. 'S', 
HARTFORD, CONN., 
Importer und Breeder of Jersey Cattle, Berk¬ 
shire Swine and Choke Came Fouls. 
A few Jerseys for sain cows, yearlings and calves. 
Address, tor description und terms, us above. 
T1H PORTED PR IKK IMPROVED KERK- 
JL 8111 RE SWINE, Hc.lecte.il trom IQueen'si pens, 
Windsor, Eng., all ages, for sale Short-Horn Cat¬ 
tle, most fashionable Herd Boo* pedigree*, all ages. 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. Also, a pack ot unex¬ 
celled Fox Houtnlsare kept for pleasure, and surplus 
stock sold annually. II parties preler. will send stock 
C. (J. I>. II. C. GRAFF, Box 100, Maysville, Ohio. 
PURE CHINESE TEA. 
Something urgently needed by everybody, call at 
examine; or 12 samples sent (postage free) for til 
cents, that retails readily lot loo dollars, 
R. L. WOLCOTT, 1SI Chatham Square, N. Y. 
THEA-NECTAR 
IS A PUKE 
BLACK TEA 
with the Green Tea Flavor. Warranted to suit all tastes. For sole everywhere. And for sale wholesale only 
by the 44rent Atlantic Pacific Tea Co., 8 Church St., New York. P. O. Box ,334)6. Send for Tltea- 
Nectar Circular. 
1 71A TON’S LIQUID INK ERASER RE- 
J moves writing rreiu paper; ink and trult stains 
from fabrics without the slightest. Injury to them. 
Costs but a trifle. Formula sent for50cents. ('BASE 
Si GOddaud, Lock box 57, Lockpoi't, N. Y. 
II aliotir A Iderney ( oxvs. How to raise, breed 
and select them, by the great FoWLEItof Kng- 
d. Mulled for 25c. J. M. Stoddard A Co., Phll’a. 
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