gmytcmcnttf ana pachincvy 
JintiUmss, 
PERSONAL ITEMS, 
Gkn. But leu. has been fishing in Maine. 
James BROOKS left a fortune of $1,260,000. 
President Thiers 1b tho hero of two duels. 
A biouhapuy of Geu. Canby In to he pub¬ 
lished. 
ItAEPU W Ai.OO KmkhSoN 1b just three score 
and ten. 
Make Twain 1b building a $40,000 house In 
Hartford. 
M r. Btouy of Washington 1 b making a bust of 
James Brooke. 
Rev. Dn. Oiiapin and MIbb Kate Field have 
gone to Ifuropo. 
Louisville will place a bust of Geo. D. Pren¬ 
tice In It* (JIty Hall. 
Ghat/. Brown Is helping to build the new 8 t. 
Lou la Custom House. 
Prof. Gold win Smith has given a dinner to 
fifty Cornell students. 
Chief Justice Cockburn will reply to Mr. 
Caleb Cuehing'* book. 
Gov. Andrew's grave was etrewu with flow¬ 
ers on Decoration Day. 
Kkv.J. 1MV. Waui! will deliver the Boston 
Fourth of July oration. 
Dr. Emily Blackwell has bought Alice 
Cary's home In New York. 
All Concord turned out to give Ralph Waldo 
Emerson a welcome home. 
A portrait of Goo. Washington’s mother is 
on exhibition In Now York. 
A monument to A. D. Richardson has boon 
dedicated In Franklin, Muss. 
Rev. W. 11. H. Murray has In press a new 
work on “ Tho Perfect Horse." 
Rev. T. 1)k Witt Talmaok delivered the ora¬ 
tion at Arlington on Decoration Day. 
The ladles of Boston have given George 
McDonald $2,000 us a note oT appreciation. 
The memory of- James Fisk Is honored by 
dressing the Erie Railway engines In mourning. 
NOVEL INVENTIONS. 
BEEBE’S FERTILIZER 
There In no field of labor that offers grostnr re¬ 
muneration than the nolo of tho Family Knitting 
Muahlno, and there Is no mnohlne thut nossessis 
ono-hulf the fiuslltlios which urn so absolutely 
necessary for family use as the 
Bleacher and Other Matters. 
This I'erllHner Is composed of the gates, Ac., of coal 
of ell sorts, liuving carbon, with cokes, combined or 
otherwise. I claim the process of extracting from 
nuy kind of coal or coke, gases, Ac., by tho use ol 
heat or ciihluutlon, and grinding and placiug the 
coal In water, where the gases will escape and Uu 
hold with tho oxygon or the water. Tlio <<>hr» urc 
tilled without calcination. This Haunt I- spread over 
the land and every kind of growing crop having a 
root. In the soil. I *1*0 sow the ground coal and coke, 
or either of them, over the "W, crop«. Ac , and pot 
them Into the bill or drill with the seed < being 
n reeelnhh> »orm»Uon. contains about >' per cent, or 
oarhun. which U the only element or roHonrco loft us 
tor restoring «„i/>, vegolatUin, Ac. 
l also use this Uu"*“ «» » «o»J alkab for various 
Diirnosns. 1 claim owl und cokes and the alkalies, as 
aiwrro, as a buss? for oommerclsi nnd manufacturing 
purposes, etc., etc. i« (aim us CDS pruparty of It, the 
reducing Of all sufl loetiOs In combination and solvi- 
tloti with It. in iromii.oo-f i. i-Hiii nnd (rnymi'm'i goods 
and ntiers ot erory description. includlug soups, tan¬ 
ning Aides and curing sko,., and Improving and mak¬ 
ing water-light nil kinds of leather. snd for bronxlng, 
Coloring, shading and dyeing the above, or any other 
material, or sillier of thorn, rtbrt for givijig luster to 
all pelolfld nr varnished surfaces. 
I have f-ir some time past manufactured, used nnd 
disposed of the prodnels of all til* varieties of . «il- 
clnod coal* and ookes above nuue-d, to both liquid 
and dry oondlWons. as » cleanser and blaucbor til ail 
oleaginous nnd fatty matter, gums, Ac., from word, 
furs is-id ev.-rj other fiber, snd restoring stained cot¬ 
ton nod stallied goods, threads lwln*s ourUuge, Ac., 
cleaning all cloths, and preparing and cleansing all 
cloths for receiving dyos; also tor removing barks, 
Ac., front "emp, fl“». Ac*, *“ the stalk i ts- a.s-.; 
making all pager stronger , \ 
Its simplicity and ease of management, together 
51 with its capacity fordoing the great range ot work, 
A and Its trifling cost, make* it u matter Of economy 
3ft for every family to have one. and will ultimately 
ml bring It Into »s g'-ncrul use ns the Sewing Machine. 
tti The practical utility of the machine only needs to 
W be demonstrated to the people to produce an un- 
limited demand. . ,, .. 
J Many sowing Machine AcenW. finding the lu- 
W exertftp of competition and tuo dinit ulty of ieillng 
”P rlC!<,|C ^ niiicliliu'H to mjUtutr iiK»iinht a flour- 
'U tubing bunlno**, art? taking hold of tho 
BICKFORD 
nnd meeting with the greatest anoeoss. Mer¬ 
chants. tl ruling lu Hun a Bickford B Invention a 
cheap, simple snd practical Knitting Machine, 
find it prontotde to nurchoAo and keen on sale. 
The almost entire absence of competition docs 
not ronulre the "eternal vlgll.inc« ' to roll this 
machine as In thoeasoof sewingmnchintH._ 
A gent" Wanted Every wliere. Hood, "'art 
Men onn make *50 T’BR WEKK AND uXPiNHKg. 
for Instruction* und ClfCOlRM, l rice t-k) 
to |50, 
BICKFORD KNITTING MACHINE CO. 
DANA HICK FORD, Prealdvat. 
Office and Salesroom, 6$9 Broadw&y, N.Y. 
en goons. mrusu«. 
tloths, and p re par I 
...i j und also lor 
__ -.Whiter ami without odor, 
and in the manufacture of parchment; also for de¬ 
odorising rubber, gutta |iereha and all gums ; and for 
Improving *1) Klovo material and cloves, und color¬ 
ing and strengthening the same ; unto for Impimlng 
metals, quit or wrought, or manufactured Into ar.y 
article, and all bright und polished surfaces—tele- 
graph and all surface wires, piano and all musical 
and stvlnfi luster tint! pollaLi to ttu* sume . *P'o* 
tiles "muobTuery, Ac., Including Iron buildings, rulls 
and rolling flock. Iron StpsmkhlBH <>r vessols, arms 
and nrniumeuts, engines, hollers, Ac., by Closing and 
pouting the surlaeeii with this absolutely Indestruct¬ 
ible com pound, preventing rust and oxidation ; also 
for converting Iron, through ibis inexpensive pro- 
ness. Into steel. It also draws llic saps and closes the 
surfaces of ail Mulshed « oish«, ejirpentry, timber, Ao„ 
and the enriching and staining »f any of such woods; 
also hardening, smoothing, iriurhicuing all plastered 
wollf,through mimhlnntlon, with or without coloring 
mutter ; cleansing mid lint)roving all stone and brick 
surfaces, by combining, filling and making smooth 
nnd Indestructible surfaces, thus protecting them 
from the wont liar; und tor applying the above pru- 
e.-KS to all works In marble ana stone, such ns sculp¬ 
ture, Ae., and removing stein, from painted lion, etc. 
1 also claim ill'' at 1 ”'*' coni pound u- an auii-fihaion 
agent or entiling for gunnery. I also el aim the clean¬ 
sing and clarifying ol ail oils, varnishes, etc., etc., by 
the use of this ooiil and water compound. 1 also 
claim Improvement III the manufacture of lllural- 
listing and warming gas, by cleansing and dei.rtorlv.- 
Ing t he same, and affording greater illuminating and 
heating power, hr |«a.-«lng the said gases through 
this coal nod water compound; and also that thla 
compound Is a universal dislnfoeliuil. 
A-. to the fertilising iiropnrlb-s or tho Cokes or 
coat*, above rotorred to. it would tut a simple way of 
tetUng their Immense value, by using or spreading 
on an aero of common land ttooui. two tone or less ot 
ground ,'okui or one ton ur less of the |«re cured coal, 
or about two tons or Uuwnt the p.-epared tliiooiuu, 
wttli deep plotting, for producing a larg<* crop ttf im¬ 
proved tobacco, hemp. Mux. or any other staple or 
crop for two or throe veara; or It may lie spread In 
liquid form (in uuautlties of «i l"» to tii" barrel, 
which euu be rnflUed four Or live lllinis »n<1 retain Its 
properties.) with a street Mprlnkltug apparatus, once 
or twice a week, for two or ihnyo weeks, for the pro- 
iluutlon of two crops of hay auriusliy. 
1 have made use of these compound' for noth mak¬ 
ing and llxlng dyes for goods, etc,, und also In iiiukmg 
cloths and all substances impervious to water, and 
In adding luster, e -d i c / tl, to I he surface of all cloths, 
by •ponging or otherwise. also for glaring, whiten- 
(iij. y|* cR»ltirlniJ nil i*oii^Uiui,HU<l Intlic nuuiufRCturo 
of the above ware, stone ware, pottery, etc., etc. 
The soaps mad- by Oils eompuumJ have hteucblng 
dualities thut sLr-riKlln.il fiber Instend Of injuring It, 
and great bctsUng iiuaUtios for t.arlierssud toilet use j 
also ohotee pleparaUotm of “ (Ti/sf d . 'oat 'I d'', 
(triulo-tnark name,) carofulI* prepared for ladles 
use. Its whlhiul'iR and uurtfyll'g effecta upon the 
skin and flue billet properties urv atbalnahlc Hi no 
other way but through lid* process 
I‘iirth-s wishing b. lease or am urc rights for any or 
all of these Inventions, or form companion for t hem, 
wilt please address me for particulars. 1 claim to be 
the Inventor ol the ubove, under the 1 utcnl Laws, 
und I have made suooa»»tul "ipurltnonis timrcwuii. 
I am prepared to furnish tha iiroducUsand compounds 
of coal and watar, eutnliinert witli rluc or any,other 
metallic BubslJinco. for the protoetton of ship s bot¬ 
toms, and all metallic and outer sarfaces. 
A ijV dit hl.hnifi 
59 A: «1 Mberljr St M New York. 
IMITATION GOLD WATCHES & CHAINS 
Write for a I'rloo List to .). It• JOHNSTON 
GIOTWKIE!N3«3«S»JdBltWf)wc 
^JCUI ;4*ul»Unition,?! 
fill ME, DIONKt AM) (STRENGTH mATLO 
I by using Clark’s I'nlenl Tobncc. Riilgcr 
und Hilling Flow. The tmml cmplvtc Implement 
ever pul Into tho I.Budget tin- banner. It i- the situ 
plwst. euslsst UundUtd. and take» up no more room 
than an ordinary plow. It vuMnhlnca rour_of t ha nmst 
valliahto to..Kin one.snd w il li One Horse and Roy w 111 
do nioro work than ten men. A» a luhacoo I Huger it. 
has no equal. As a lOUtni; Flow It stands unrivu ed. 
Asa oultlvulor of all crop* that require lulling UU 
unsurpHS*ed. Asn Hovso Ho.uotUlngpompurus with 
ll Send for Circular, and get description of the host 
il,Ve of tools rvvr put into the hands 4.1 the Parmer. 
llKHJANCM M t«'C CO., rilgganum. t’<uiu. 
THE TJJNTI03NT JVILW AY 
HOUSE POWER. 
td^tf'W This superior Power 
fv JJf Tpt.'yKj'aVy- produces much more 
~ power than other ratl- 
[S', to — 2 way powers, and with 
P//e—* (—», w—I.^i errv math W« ili ixi- 
YlWrSSaJjWV II (P/n. Also, Improved 
V j - ! Ij_ Threshers, Farm tlrlat 
iei!^ .s'*mO»V 'Or.u-Hpflfr 
Kglttj f 'ircutar. Addn*as 
Clarke’s Dollar Instructor, 
For Rood Organs. 
Clarke’s Dollar Instructor, 
For Piano-Forte. 
Clarke’s Dollar Instructor, 
For Violin. 
Throe vary attractive uud usoful Instruction books; 
design"d fur thoso who wish to take a partial uj c 
eusy c )urse! Full of bright, popular music for prat.- 
lice tlm first two ojUtaifilng each nculy 70 tunts 
and the luet Fid tunes, bealdu oxercisos. 
Tho only prftotleal Cherry-Stoner made. It leaves 
the fruit plump nod round, with Us Juices praserved. 
Sold In all inarkata, bend *1 tor safiiPle- 
II. ll. uwiiiir.i.iii 
Hole Manufacturer, 66 Chum bar- St., New York. 
Works at Antrim, N. H. . w . . 
P H. Also. Hole Manufacturer of Lightning aud 
Turn-Table Appla-Farars, Lightning I’ouch-l'urara, 
and Climax Apple Corcr nnd Hllcor. 
HTKACNH DANCE ittllSU'. 
Fpr Violin or Klula and Fiano, 
THE ROCHESTER 
f BERRY BASKET, 
'u In which Berries carry arid Bell beat. 
inucr'a Violin uud Fiuto Duetl.. 
For 3 Violins, or 3 Flutes, or Vlollu aud Mute, 
Agent* wanted. Clrcuhus free. Ad- 
dross General Ag-nts, „ . 
JOHN H. COLLI NH \ CO.. Moorosbiwn, N. J. 
r BIO BNtmAVMRH. FRINTKHH, Af. Large stock 
I well soasonod and prepared BorwOl, Mahog¬ 
any, Maple and Fine. V a.vdeii in no n, W i;u.h aJ <>., 
Type, Ciibluet A Prew Wuruboufte, \* tiuteh ftt. N. Y 
in mum 
lU Dumlljllh i;!aora 0 d O by N auVhe-prc« 
and 60,000 farmers. It". Piv TO AukSTS H""lphl 
and terms to dealers sent by mull on receipt of ft. 
The ivvt.N roit's ManU v'ti C 0 ..L 6 ltriM>iway. N. Y. 
HIJCCESHOn TO FROST, BLACK A CO., 
Hus Just the thing thut Is naodud by tho people, 
PA.TBI 1 JT 
IJAUMKK*. HE St Elf AND EXAMINE 
F theruperloi Huy (spreader 1 It is the cheapest, 
iiiost ooni|*l»#t$>uncl immt ilny l '•tv.\<tr €Vf»r put 
Into the (laid. Read a faW of tliooomments r**oolred. 
Stmd fur circular and dcscnpUon to HILL AN U M 
M F'ti CO., Ulgganuui, Ot, 
AlticIf! SIONI) FOH A NrisuiiiBiT. 
1 A full Cutnlogue of our Htandard. MUcollaneout 
nd lllustrai.il J 11 van Hr Books. *»r iPdrtmn aum- 
ars of Oliver Optic's MsgHlIne. sent by mail free. 
LMK * BltlCFARD, Fubltihars. Boston 
hare all publloamir s may b e found. __ 
■ HIE REST FAMILY FKKIODIGAIsH. 
AGRICULTURAL 
CHEMICALS 
AT «‘J5 ANT) UPWARDS. 
Every room In tha house can bo used ns a sitting- 
room. Call und examine It at It. W. Frost's. Fatun- 
teo and Manufacturer of First-Class Furniture, GU 
Bowery, near Canal St. Z tT All goods purchased at 
my house guaranteed as represented. 
R. W. FROST, 60 Bowery, N. Y. 
Sulphate of Ammontu; Sulphate of Potash; Sul 
phate of Soda; Sulphate of Lime; Sulphuric Acid 
Nitrate of Soda; Nitrate of Potash! Bl-phoBplitttJ 
of Lime (Acid Phosphate)! Muriate ot Potash, Ac 
Also, No. 1 Peruvian G'i»no_: Ground Honot; Am 
uiODmURl Suporplumpbuto • H Iwh <#utttiu, Ac, 
GKO. K. WHITE, 160 From St., N. A’. 
IMF MONTHLY. 1M. 
YODNK FOI.KM, •§•£. 
EVERY (SATURDAY, 65. 
8 R. OSGOOD Si GO.. 
Itosiou. 
'rospectns. and for Catalogue of 
first American and English 
THE BEET 
VICTOR 
Published b 
$mpUmc»t.o and Pa chin cry 
POULTRY WORLD 
Manufact’d by 
the ARB MITER 
LAWN MOWER 
CO., Hartford, 
Conn. Hand for 
Clroular. 
A Splendid Illustrated Monthly, OtyoUd •nUrtlv to 
oaUrv. a year. Send W eta. for a suticimep 
, y Address. Pot: LTKV WOULD, Hartford. Ct. 
g NEW, USEFUL, VALUABLE 1 
r>«a,<iui Uj hum* •ajnftiiaiit, tmmirtiou, ImjiiiDBii nR 
OooULluil>( V>wv tfTdl u‘uati*Lk>L> EBil uhtoHJII I WEUB 
♦Iflp ippJiMMi AsasnplItMi iii 4 jitU» i»f Tt»)I Uinta i 
juni"" ijathia, Tis'i* oict M4. |»i»»»•• M»<«l K* 
f UirB,ftt«*s*.U»«ti,fcAilMij \ oo*.In ..yjalLtDihii^l luaMu 
pgtfntNE ftneTP« 06 f«$, t br«-.ic%]i.bb»ncta f c<r. 
«nOtTI»#rnit-6lraf»»iiivrtH*i»ti«1 im'iNcn »rtpwlrt| <•!> 
iaettfur Mfqi«reg* ♦ *Upnafor lii^iRLftT »m lot F.1..11 Vmiik, wl'l | 
noinw taitnt ikdllhiHlIflMHifIpHiarmiMiu>t, UEi Uu4 
1 Cm.. U«i'“h.l«., U.w km.C'o.« b'sniu, V t,'ua, I)r,U, W o.\ 
IV-sV#i» r«A. idullHi an ftrvi iWn fnf il l< 
ft. ^ THE ZINC COLLAR 
(Ar.v /VA PA D Is gmuantced U> cu rr 
let Wft: ,* — L-t/Se. the worst case of raw aud 
M Inflamed neck In I'm Da g*. 
Wk., . 1 >'• D.. unik the ii..r«<ri*n/d«g; 
-E7 g and will not chafe or wear 
XkV ® • ‘Jf # the mane. For sale by Had- 
V ,1 lery Hardware Ucalsrsand 
.. . Usroesa Makers. Manufac¬ 
tured by the ZINC COLLAR PAD CO., Bu. hanan. 
Mich. Information fumliiliod on appneaUou, 
riUIK SUPERIOR HAY M'ltlltflHt cam 
DANhALLhl NUfTRAL MIEI'- 
Xu 11 Hit l> : A Cowplet® Treatls* on 
thr iirerdluK, Wann*c»»»enl and 
DltniwK of' Nlieeii. 
This Work, by the Hon. llKNitY fL BANBAi.lj. 
1,1, It, (author of ” Sheep Husbandry In tiic 8 d»>th, 
“ Fill!' Wool Sheep Husbandry,’ Ac.,) Is the Stand- 
nrd Authority mi ilia Subject, It i» tha most 00 m- 
i.lnin snd T. ltnhle Treatise n Amnrtoati Sheep 11 ««- 
Has a downward pressure upon tho tooth. Just suf¬ 
ficient to rtiku the hay withoutscrntolUUdf the ground. 
Needs no constantly olninging proSAure or tN« root 
I not bu Hurpuascd for W 01 tmanahlp, 
aud I jghtnuss of Draft. 
xv Mims nil 1 uunuiiiuy a*.. • • • p. .. - ' ... . _ 
or luind upon levers to keep it to Its work, works 
well on rough or smooth laud und lu till kinds of 
grass. Is of light draft anil easy to operate. 
MADE ONLY BY 
JANES <&. KIRTLAWD, 
UANO FA Cl* UI' Kits OP 
FOUNTAINS, VASES, 
XMD 
Garden Ornaments, 
K, If) 4 .V I -A Rowdu Hi.. New York._ 
rill IK (SUPERIOR HAY HA* READ Ell. saved 
I mn two hundred dollars oa my hay lust season. 
anufactured BYADRIANCE.PLATT&CO 
STYLES, SIZES & PRICES TO SUIT ALL FARMERS 
D*»*rtagr» Clrvntir* Parw*rd*"l by M»U. 
AMES PLOW COMPANY 
W A K K H O U « E : 
53 BccJiman St., Now York, 
and Quincy "Tall, Boston 
SEND FOR DLSC1UFT1VE CIRCULAR. 
W E WOULD NOT HELI, OUR HUl’E- 
rior Huy Hprnudrr for five Lutes its east U 
we could not obtain another. 
