TRADE 
MARK 
PERSONAL MATTERS, 
miscellaneous 
Implements, iHadjinern, Spc 
Implements ani> IHacfjinern, (Etc 
John Ditto is Hie name of the Buffalo 
city engineer. 
Noah Wejjstkr was 1 lie first man to make 
up a weekly paper from a daily. 
Gov. IIii.i, of Newfoundland is about to 
make a tour of the United Slates. 
John Bknkon of Oak Grove, McLean Co., 
Illinois, is 03 years old, and lias 111 living 
descendants. 
Mu. Nicholas Visa, son of the Secretary 
of Slate, has joined the United States Lega¬ 
tion at Berlin. 
Senator Carpenter is to deliver the 
annual address at the Southern Wisconsin 
Agricultural Fair in September. 
Jim Simms, a colored gentleman wbo used 
to fiddle in saloons in Savannah, Ga., is now 
a district judge in Soul It Carolina. 
Ox read ting bis borne, last week, John 
B. Gough found over nine hundred invita¬ 
tions to lecture next winter awaiting him. 
The Prince of Wales appeared as Lord 
of the Isles, and the Princess ns Mary, Queen 
of Scots, at the Wavcrlej' Ball,given in Lon¬ 
don on the 6th nil. 
Miss Cordema Jane IIodgeson, the last 
English connection of Benjamin Franklin, 
died recently in England. She wasseveuty- 
eight years of age. 
In a speech at. the Amherst. College Jubi¬ 
lee, Henry Ward Beecher look strong ground 
in favor of the admission of women to the 
benefits ol collegiate Instruction. 
It is said that Jim Fisk proposes to buy 
Goat Island, Niagara, build a magnificent 
hotel there, and make all the approaches to 
it free. It would be a blessing to tourists if 
be would. 
Kossuth, much to the relief of his friends, 
lias drunk deep enough of the Pierian Spring 
of Science—lo which lie recently betook 
himself-—lo leave off writing, devoting him¬ 
self thoroughly to investigation. 
The “ home-coming’’ of the Marquis of 
Lome and the Princess Louise, at Inverary 
Castle, has been fixed for I lie month of 
August, when Up; Queen will honor the 
Duke of Argyll with a visit, and there will 
be “high jinks" in the Highlands. 
Pr is said that one of the Emperor Wil¬ 
liam’s grievous annoyances is, that Bismarck 
always bents him playing chess. The Em¬ 
peror believes himself a first-rate player, and 
yet nearly everybody checkmates him after 
twenty or thirty moves. The defect of his 
game is reported lo he that he doesn’t know 
liow to use his castles. 
Sir Wat,ter Scott, who was a lawyer, 
once defended a house breaker al Jedburgh. 
After the trial the prisoner sent for him, 
thanked him for his exertions, and said lie 
was sorry lit; could not give, him a fee, hut 
he would give him Iwo hits of advice: 
First, lliatu yelping terrier, inside of a house, 
was a better protection than a big dog out¬ 
side; and secondly, that no lock so bothered 
a house breaker as an old, rusty one. 
Tins divinity hedging royally in these days 
does not,mttimnl to much, hul sueli ns it is i! 
renders the life of the Marquis of Lome some¬ 
what unenviable. The Prince of Wales 
utterly refuses lo receive his,sister’s husband 
as a member of the royal family, and at Hie 
Slate hall, recently, gave orders that the 
Marquis should not he admitted at I lie royal 
entrance, lie was accordingly refused ad- 
millanee, and the Princess declined to enter 
except with her husband, saying that her 
place was where lie was. The Marquis 
would not lake Hie Princess ill by the gene¬ 
ral public entrance, and the result was that 
they did not attend the hall. 
Best machine ever offered 
for paring, coring, quartering 
or 8llC1njr npples. Does the 
entire work expeditiously, 
promptly :ind welt—eepuriit- 
Intr core ami part up* from the 
fruit at utiwi. Will prepare 
more frutt for drying, pigs or 
fetidly use. than 8iX of ordi¬ 
nary purer*. r>.r furmer* It 
is indispensable. Fro it can 
lie tliken care of in season in¬ 
stead ol allowing it to rot In 
the orchard, Three times the 
price of parol can he saved on 
one crop. A tiarrul of apple* 
can he pot ready Tor pin* in 
one hour, wiving Ri i„i, fir 
alone, in a Mingle vour, many 
limes the coat of the purer. 
Territory for sale. Ak«-„i b 
wa/'leo- bend for circular, 
'1IPPKUA NO 1C A PPLE - 
PARING MACH INK CO., 49 
Con land t St,., N V. 
$65 per ton: superior to Peruvian Guano, at $85 per 
ton, See certificate* of Market Gardeners and Farm¬ 
ers, which we will send on application. 
Peter Elcnderson & Co.. 
SEEDSMEN, 35 OORTLANDT ST., N. Y, 
TitKA SUKER'S OPKICR i 
St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Co.J 
St. Joseph. Mo., July 24, 1871. ' 
rrilE COUPONS A NO INTEREST ON THE 
* First Mortgage EIGHT PER CICN l\ GOOD 
BONDS of the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad 
Company, both Eastern and Western Divisions, due 
August 15, 1871, at. New York, will tie paid at the 
office of the Farmers’ Doan and Trust Company, in 
the Clth of New York, free of tux. 
THUS. E. TOOTLE, Treasurer. 
UNITED STATES WATCH CO’S WATCHES. 
Watch A’o. 1037, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, only 5 seconds per month. 
Henry Smith, Treat. Panama R. R. Co., 88 Wall St.. X. r. 
Watch No. SO 17, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 15 seconds in twelve months. 
T. Vroom an, Engineer X. Y. C. &H. R. R, 
Watch No. 4020, U. S. Watch Qo.—variation, 3 seconds In twn months, 
Joshua I. Brago, Conductor, N. J. R. R. 
Watch No. SI,030, V. R. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 7 seconds in four months. 
S. M. Bkaro, firm Beards Cummings, 138 Front Street , N.Y 
Watch No. 10,043, 1J. :3. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation 5 seconds per month. 
7 C. Priest, Asft Sup'l N. Y. C. & II. R. R. 
Watch No. S 1,008, TT. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, fi seconds in five months 
Ciias. II, Woi.f, firm Chat. II. Wolf & Co.. Peart St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
Watch No. 1143, U. S. Watch C'o., Stem Winder—variation, 39 seconds in eight )» uiths. 
James B, limit, of Kelly & Co,, 733 tfc T21 Broadway, N. Y. Otiy. 
Watch No. 11 25 , IT. S. Watch Co., Siem Winder-varied 1 second a week, for fourteen monlb*. 
II. Dabbing, Manager Knickerbocker Life Ins. Co., ltil Broadway, N.Y. City. 
Watch No. S030, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 13 seconds In three months. 
Jacob Wbart, Collector qf Ini . Rev., 6th Dlst., N. J.. Jersey City, 
Watch No. 10S3, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 3 seconds in three months. 
John Linostuom, 3-14 Atlantic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Watch No. 1894, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 8 seconds in six months. 
H. Cottrell, 128 Front Street, N. Y. 
Watch A'o. 1700, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 7 second* in five months. 
Jno. W. Smith, State Agent, Amsterdam Ins. Co., Dubuque. Iowa. 
Watch No. 10G4, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. 17seconds in fifteen months. 
Willard Derby, of Derby, Snow d- Prentiss, Jersey City, X. J. 
Watch No. 1081, 17. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 36 seconds in six months. 
John D. Egbert, 5 College Place, X. y. 
Watch No. 1154, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 31 seconds in nine months, 
Horace Hatch, M. D., 25 West mh Street, Xew York. 
Watch No. 12,000, IT. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, second tierdar. for three months. 
Judge Cn ah. II, VooRHis, Hackensack, V. J. 
Watch No. 1S44, 17. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 5 seconds per month, for three month*. 
Ji. C. Keys, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Watch No. 12,012, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 12 second* in five 1110111 ) 1 “. 
Geo. Lovxa, Gen'l Eastern Passenger Agt., Toledo, W abash d Western Railway. 
Watch No. 2220, IT. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 10 seconds per month. 
Oscar M. Sanford, Ctlca, X. Y. 
Watch No. 1170, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 5 second* in three month*. 
Henry DicLaxcy, Eng. Phil. <£ Erie R. R. 
Watch No. 1205, U. S Watch Co.. Stem Winder—variation. 7 *rrnnd* in eleven months. 
A. H. Kino, T7 ce-Prcs. N. J. Car Spring «(• R. Vo., 7 Park PI., X. Y. 
Watch No. 2291, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 5 second* per mouth. 
E. O. Whipple, Con. V. tt B. R. R ., Utica, X. Y. 
Watch No. 12,003, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. 6 second* in two month*. 
w. s. Dunn, with 11. B. ClaJHn <(• Co., Xew York. 
Watch No. 20,019, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. 1 second in six months. 
Geo. W. McDonald, Supt. Brooklyn Water Works. 
Watch No. 1788, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation, 90 second* in 514 month*, front Orcomvieh time, London 
England. Henry Mokfoku, Equitable Life Ins. Co., 12U Broadway, X. r! 
W r atch Xo. 2755, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation, 1 second in one month. 
Jab. li. Weaver, 111 & 113 William Street, X. Y. 
Price. Lists furnished the trade on application, inclosing business card. For sale by the trade gen¬ 
erally. Ask your jeweler to see the MARION 
OT TO HE PAID FOR UNTIL TRIED 
ON YOUR FARM. 
- - Du you want the 
Agency (or for 
• ' • ■ . ' ^ ‘ 
. - T . sands of farmers 
who are using 
m. Tlie best implement known for preparing 
1 for wheat and covering It. Send for circulars to 
KK'KtLL PLOW WORKS. 94 llccktuitn St., N. 
OF COUNTIES AND CITIES IN NEW YORK, 
WANTED, RY THE 
ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK. 
430 Grand Street, New York City. 
Furnished to the United Stales Government and 
the principal Hospitals. The hast and cheapest . 
A. GLANE, Sole Agent. 194 William St., New York. 
SESSIONS <fc KNOX’S 
PATFNT HARD STEEL PLOWS, 
Ifovncti Wnici*n» 4S1 Jfronclvvny, N. Y., 
will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, M15LO- 
DEONS, and ORGANS ol six ftr*Uclns* iiinkera, in¬ 
cluding Waters's, at iiXTKkMKI, v i.nw I’Hiws roll 
Cash, ml RING Tins Month, or will take from $1 to $20 
mom lily until paid. A new kind of PARLOR OK- 
G AN, the mosi beautIful styl« and perfect tone ever 
Hindu, now on exhibition at 4*1 Broadway, N. Y. 
TOMBODY l\ Til El U SHAPE TIIUM'1- 
IJ entitle ndupiuiion of tiitiuriil liuits embraced by 
Knox's Pat 1 NT and have extra qualities of hard 
ness, each piece of menu ueing made by 11 procc“* 
that.convertsabout one-third on each aide Into steel, 
and allows ii to he hardened us much a* lire and 
water can make it, while the center remains soli in¬ 
flexible. This Rives them u toughness that avoids 
the Ihibillty of brraikuge so mineral wii.li other plows, 
and a sort.ice Victim- adapted lo slide through the 
soil, which reduces the amount ol power required 
uni! furtlier adds to durability. 
MADE ONLY Ur 
A IVIES PLOW C03VEPA3NT1T, 
wak b:h< >ttbkb 
53 lletkman Stjyew York, 
and (guinea IBull, Bouton. 
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR, 
WITH THE PATENT 
MANUFACTURED BY 
THE L. GREEN PLOW 
Superior to all others in these respects: 
II hasa quick entry, adheres well to the ground, 
and runs perfectly lint ;oid level, even In rough and 
stony land. It turns the 1 arrow wnli unparalleled 
neatness, evan up arty ordinary sideliill. It pulver¬ 
izes the r oil In such a nun,mo and to such an cxient 
tliii1 .11 stand* the ilfoui-h itcirer Ii work* well In nil 
kinds of soil* The shun/ will wear Innuer and re¬ 
main sharper than nnv other. It requires less power 
than anv other This savin? of power is the most 
Characteristic feature of these plows, and Is due 10 
the peculiar lines of the landslip', mohlhnnid, and 
share, hy which the ereatest posslldu avoidaiieo of 
lflelloli Is etlceied. The-e, we are well aware, are 
large claims, hut we believe them ivllhln the truth, 
mid inviie Ihc most iliordUall examinal ion. Send for 
a circular. AGENTS WANTED. 
Address POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.. PLOW CO. 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
TAUNTON 
MASS 
These Pitchers have been carefully tested by Dr. 
IT A YES, State Assayer of Atyssaehusetts, and found 
by him lo preserve water perfectly pure. 
HERD «fc BARTON also manufacture Silver- 
Plated Table Ware of every description. 
ZW Factory established 1821. 
Salesroom, No. 2 Maiden Lane, 
NEW YORK. 
BEWARE of worthless imitations with which the country is Jlooded. To avoid impo¬ 
sition, see that the words MARION, N. J., are engraved on the plate over the Main-Spring 
Barrel. All others are spurious. 
WHOLESALES g^g ^ 
GILES, BRO. & CO., GILES, WALES & CO,, 
83 and 85 State Street, Chicago, Ill. No. 13 Maiden Lane New York, 
THU HiWKIAS HAKE 
111! CHAMPION 
IlicUok’* Patent Portable 
Invented bv the late Bishop Socle, is creating a 
revolution In the cure of sciatica, Rhkitmatism, 
Nedr inn v, kidney and Spinal Complaints, 
Soke Throat, Sprain's, Ac. The cures effected bv it 
are almost beyond belief. Try it. use nothing else, 
and you wilt be cured. It Is the only su i,' curt for that 
dreadful disease, Sciatica, For sale by Druggists, 
price 75c. and $1.50 nor bottle, If your druggist has 
none ask him to cut It. for-you All ivludesttludiugglsts 
have It. F. \V. HI Itl.H & BON, Proprietors, Boston. 
JOHN F. HENRY, Agent, New York. 
business m iy l>c ostatillMP'd in any city or town in 
•he 1'. S. This nmctuife has estnhlish'ed its superi¬ 
ority in every instance where it bus come in compe¬ 
tition with any machine in the market. Men with 
capital are finding it. to ihefr advantage to muke tlie 
sale of tlllS machine their exclusive business. Agents 
■nutnted hi iui.ti ii/.IhI territory. Machines guaranteed 
us represented. 
«» d -jL r,S8!( “ Hnnii'-stie ” ‘sewing Mnoliluc Co., 
!H> Chum burs Street, New York, .*r Toledo, Ohio. 
Jitimstrirtl Societies 
All who have used it will testify that lor simplicity 
ol construction, durability, ease of operation and 
perfection of work it stand* without an equal. Fann¬ 
ers who have tried it, wilt not exchange it for any 
other. In operating it a boy does a man's work. As 
a gleaner il I* porfeol. IT tue llakc is not for sale In 
your neighborhood, address the manufacturer, 
SI-MON PICK KINS, Akron. O. 
TO HE HELD AT 
ALBANY. October 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 1871, 
Lust Day fur Emiles, September ‘Jd. 
The ThlH. y- first Annual CATTLE SHOW and 
:,* , ", *hc New York State AgriciillUlUl Society, 
will bn hold at Al'i.niy, October 3 to 6. 1871. 
I UK PKKaIII MS are open in all comers, resi- 
»J'Y’. ,0"' ' "i-k or iion-i e*id ms mi equal terms. 
A IjL l',N I l, U S. uxcepl of Iruils and Mowers, must 
or 'si'i’T I’-Yi'i itDAy, the Second Day 
The USoai .FREE TRANSPORTATION of prop- 
n o, ^!'i OX ",’'i 1 "" , ,s Conceded by all the nrineipul 
Ii nil mid and Me onbOlit' ompaniuH » ilbin the Stale 
lin l fren one w u-1 > tlie Bostjio and Allmny Railroad’ 
1i»r Now till Jlir-III exlubltor*. 
l or Preiuimn ( , mid ..|| other Informatiiin, nd- 
y nr, "■ ..t.!'"" A K‘ i '"*",«ni 
TWO-HORSE CULTIVATOR. 
Was iiwal'itcil ibe First Preiniuiii at tlie N, 
Y. Stale Unit-, 1S?0. 
It is superior to the bust Wheel f’uttivntor. The 
depth is regulated pfirleel.ty without the use of 
wheels. The draft is reduced nearly onji-hnlf. It 
may bo drawn close lo a tree or plant without injur¬ 
ing it. It levels and lit* the earth for tlie Mowing 
Machine heller than a >> cultivator in use. It ts not 
disturbed by small elevations nr depressions in the 
earth, as i-- the ease wiHi the Wheel cultivator. 
Price £'30. .Manufactured hy 
I 1 R.V 1)1,KY At SON. Syracuse. N. Y. 
The Best Machine ever Invented, and the 
Heaviest in the Market. 
A N 1) K ItSOIV’S AG RFC IT 1/JTUIt A I. 
STEA HKIt. M AM 1 PABTi ii Eli liy |». 
.ll.\:sl' .V ('()„ S|iri nufii'l.l, Ohio, Uie Shaming 
all kinds el FEED FOR Stuck Heating Cheese 
\ni-: Cannery Vais, fon ervajnrir*. Ac. ’Pius 
SteuhiPV iH made ol* WieqgJli lr»,ii, tliorouglily riv¬ 
eted mid finished in good nt> lo. It bus u reliable An- 
tonianc or Sell-reaubiiiiig Water Feeder, Safety 
\ alvu, Y iirnuin Valve. Water Gunge r,,ei,s, Whistle, 
iVe.. all , i>inplote, The I,oiler Is peetillur in eons| ruc¬ 
tion, beino (>v e un.upi.hTE l>oi ;u.i Item hr With¬ 
in another, the Iwo e„,, nq nil leal ing one wifli rbo 
other, Ii lias an exTramdoian amount of lire space 
f" r TbUblzu of the holler : No.3, a medium size, hav- 
Ing a,So.'l square turlies-oX lire surhice; consequently, 
rt requires hot little fuel to run it.. 
I bis .-toutner la simple mid durable in construc- 
tion ; -ill i lie at.i vntion neeevMirv I* to keep the eater 
tank supplied with wutoriind give tt a III lie fuel. A 
carelul hoy can learn to run it in a very few minutes. 
) oil can use either wood or coal, and it will lake le** 
luel to do a given amount ot work than anv other 
bleamur In the niarkot. It will cook more iced, or 
hem more water, to a givon time. Ilian anv other 
Si earlier ol i be same rixe or coat It is more darable 
fhaii any other, for the reason that the tire-box is 
made of wrought iron, and isent-irdy surrounded With 
wat er. 
Wn tire also manufacturing: 
Anderson's I/O"* Pio-ssin'e fsfenni Heating 
A Pllil hilllls, 
for lTeming Private InvrlUnqs, Shirrs, Halls. Church¬ 
es, ( anservahirirs, At. We tniimitiicture for all the 
territory cast of the Slate of Illinois; Anderson 
Steamer Company. Kcwanee, 111,,manufacture for 
territory west of Indiana. 
For fui tiler purUeiilnrs ml dress 
P. P. ill ASST a- UO., Spt‘ingfiel<l, Ohio. 
1 make also two sizes of superior Presses for Ber¬ 
ries, ifcc. If your merchant does not keep ilium, tell 
him to send for one for you, or write fi rom* your¬ 
self. Don’t buy any other until you seo this. Send 
for a circular. W. O. ItH KOK, 
Harrisburg, Punu. 
Ml KICK WEItE SOLD in llic YEAH 1S70 
8,841 
We make the best ana cheapest Cider Press Screws 
in market. Send for Circulars and Prices. 
RUMSEY & CO., Seneca Falls. N. Y. 
I ?MP1RE WIND MILI..-IF YOU 
U want n Cheap power for Pumping Water,Cutting 
lluy or SI law. Grinding Food, Running Cot’ll H idler 
or Grindstone. Sawing Wood, or running any light 
machinery, send for the celebrated “ self-regulating” 
EMPIRIC WIND MILL, manufactured at Syracuse, 
N. Y.,ancl which ts tlie best Wind Mill mitnulaenuvd 
or known In the world. Price, with Patent Rotary 
Attuchraent for 12 ft. Mills, $200. 
For Dusrriptive Catalogue, address 
EMPIRE WIND MILL M’F’G GO.* 
MARK 
S SUPER Hill TO THE COMMON NAJI 
W O O 13 PUMPS, 
Measuring 213,56(1 loot in lehglli, or sufficient In 
the aggregate for 
A WELL OVER 10 MILES DEEP. 
Simple In Construct Ian —Easy in i laerat ion—Giving no 
Taste to tin Wo!n —Durable. Reliable emit Cheap. 
These Pumps are their own best recommendation. 
For sale hy Dealers in Hardware and Agiiculuiral 
Implements, Plumber*. Pump Makers, Ac., through¬ 
out the country. Circulars, Ac*, furnished upon ap- 
dliration hy mall or otherwise. Shn.de pumps for¬ 
warded to parties In towns where I hare no am uts, upon 
receipt of the re tular retail price. In buying, be care¬ 
ful thill you i* Pomp bear* my l rude mark iis above, ns I 
guarantee no Ollipr. Cl I A s'. G. BLATOMI.IC Y, MTr, 
Office anil Warer>onifi24 A 636 I 11 belt St.,l‘bibidolphia. 
A in all respects. Is cheaper to the consumer, makes 
utronger and more durable work, and is fully equal 
to a screw for most purpose*. Manufactured bv 
Winslow Baku Nail Co.. Cleveland, Ohio. Sold 
by Hardware Dealers generally. 
THE SECOND GRIND EXHIBITION OF 
BffiArTUFACJTUSlSS, 
PRODUCTS A\D ARTS, 
WILL BE HELD AT 
CINCINNATI, 
FROM 
SEPT. 6th, UNTIL OCT. 7th, 1871. 
OUR TON SCALES, S75 ! 
No extra charge for building in this State, 
Syracuse, X. Y 
1 7 A It 31ERS, SLAVE FODDER J-The ELM- 
1 WOOD STEAMER, for steaming food for stock, 
is the Best and Cheapest. Useful for any pnrpi -e 
where steam Is used. AH who have tried ii are more 
than pleased with ft, as it mulces a GREAT saving in 
Grain and IJuy. Every Steamer warranted and ;.orw- 
Inction guaranteed. 
Enclose stamp for eight-page Circular, to 
HARRY SEDC,W1< K. Manufacturer. 
■ Cornwall Hollow, Connecticut. 
IRON SCALES, 
wiili STEEL Homings,[ 
[] II. S. Si a n ilnril, 3 Tims, ! I 
Our3 Ton Scales have u platform 14 feet feet, 
and can be built for $5. Send for Clraulars 
_ OSGOOD R CO.. Bingiiniuti in, 1 Y. 
11 MI ESI. ii ICUMAN ^ 1- 
1 ver Rings will not rust, 
break, or spread apart, and 
are one of the strongest rings 
made: there is room for a 
name and address to bo 
-ramped or engraved on ui- 
lther aide; they can be easily 
hpened or locked by turning 
:,ne washer. Money easily 
made with GK.H OUTFIT,con¬ 
taining dies, etc., for stump¬ 
ing rings and checks; price 
only $12.00. Sample ring lo 
cenis. Circulars Free. 
SNIDER WANTED, TIIE SUBSCRIBER 
L will pay cash for old Cider. Address, suiting 
quantity, qo nitty and lowest nrii'u, JON. L. KIM BER- 
1. Y. J it., Older Vinegar tiud Champagne Cider Works, 
lid and 121 Ohlougo 8t„ Buffalo, N. Y. 
O’Hara’s 12 Oz. I Agents Wanted. 
purpose, ill the renter oj the city, casting over $(i0,(«)0. 
iin<l in every luirttcular fur surpassing tlie Great 
Lxpnsitmn ot last, v ein-. Ii will he the largest dis- 
pl.iv over bold in the United stales. 
lower I In 11 fir .Miichinory in motion covers nearly 
one acre and 50 feet high, trine Art Department 
•Ul fuel in length, Ci'o|rat Hull, 25(1 bv 110 feet, and 
OJ feet high. Horlicillturc department. 107 feel bv 
80 feet, Iiitd 20 feet high; null four other depart¬ 
ment;..! large uuuonslons, |uosentitig u floor space 
ot over;: acres. 
Bail ling open to receive articles Angus 1 .16. tk“l. 
I in- most ample arrangements have been made for 
the conveyance of articles and visitors to the Exno- 
sition. For full particulars, • dddres* 1 
H. McCollum, Secret:nx GOSH0UN ’ PreSiClCnt< 
Shoe Tic 
Sever OeconiM until 
Very pretty. 
3 Samples 25 e. 
CORN SHKLLF.l: 
6 busk, tier hour. 
Price $150. 
bam pie $1.00 
O.H. O’llAFtA, 
Hillsboro, O., 
Cters to this Paper 
f Wetilworih’* \ 
f Patent 
Key Ring anil Check 
CuniViiicil, 
I Stall: h d SI l e On I 
3 66 Fill loo St. S. y '/ 
_ \ Pix/prletctj* yg 
P atent house stalls. - For i uii de¬ 
scription and specification* tor tlie coiirtriicliou 
of Wilkinson's Patent llorse Stall, patented April 
25th. 1871, address I. WILKINSON. Rural Architect, 
Baltimore. Md. 
Tin! cheapest, easiest, fastest 
ami most durable Self-feeding 
(Tiny. Straw or Stalk Cutter, Hand 
or Horse-Power. Circulars free. 
Agents wanted. 
PEEK SKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Beckman street, New York; 
TIIE 
ALSO, 
THE 
L'nle 
Pol.-I in 
fill-rot 
AND 
Tui'iiii 
Cutter 
D rain tile.-those wiio desire 
thorough work in draining their Farms ana 
Country Seats should send for nnr improved tile and 
collars. Circulars on application. 
C. W. BOYNTON & CO.’S TILE WORKS, 
Woodbrldge, N. J. 
nmrm new power screw press, 
IMMUk Ratchkt-JIkad screws. Improved 
III 't> Graters, Shed wa soehs, and forty 
U ID UJLLi itber articles for Cider Mills and Vine¬ 
gar Factories. For Circulars address J. W. MOUNT, 
Medina, N. Y. 
tTfeorgin State Agrieu ii ii ral Soeietv’i 
’.J,/ 1 1Get. 23d. Ill Mm. Premium' 
0,000: and embracing all bi-ncbes ,,r 
try. I'or Information apply to D. \y. LEWIS 
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