^mplmentjs anti Machinery 
Pu^irat 3»n^tvumcuts 
PERSONAL ITEMS. 
(Trees, Cecils, plants, &r 
Gln. John- C. Breckinridge still continues 
in very poor health. 
Gen. Beauregard is President of a New 
Orleans base ball club. 
ITo No.no lias invested 18,000,(XX) Trancs worth 
of Peter's ponce in Belgium. 
Dr. S '.r.wviv, Bishop of Lichfield, England, is 
about lo p iy a visit to Canada. 
The ia ■ Jeremiah Kingman of Barrington, 
N. H., wilted Dartmouth $10,000. 
Prof. A. C. IIopkinb is to be Superintendent 
of Public rristruction In Indiana. 
Bazaink says tbe report that lie hail given 
his word not to escape " is false.” 
The indications are that. Hamlin will be re¬ 
el.; ted to the Senate from Maine. 
Charles K. Carpenter is the temperance 
candidate for Governor of Michigan. 
Wm. Alt. i no n am, the poet, has succeeded 
Mr. Frotule a-> editor oi Frazer's Magazine. 
Rev. J. U. Heltno of Dayton, Ohio, has ac¬ 
cepted the Presidency of Wittenberg College. 
Mr. Ja ml.* Clark of London Is translating 
Shakespeare’s plays into the Spanish language. 
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, who is about 
thirty and very beautiful, lives in Charlotte, 
N. 0. 
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will deliver 
an address at the Pair of Grafton County (N. H.) 
Sept. 21. 
Lord Eokrto.n !us paid $525,000 for two es¬ 
tates containing about 050 acres in Cheshire, 
England. 
The inauguration of Rev. Dr. E. O. Haven as 
Chancellor of Syracuse University will take 
pluce September 15. 
Gov. Smith of Georgia has commissioned Dr. 
Thomas P. Jones of Greene County, Commis¬ 
sioner of Agriculture. 
Gov. Joel Parker of New Jersey, is receiv¬ 
ing considerable notice as a Democratic candi- ! 
date for the Presidency. 
J. W. P. JrtNRS has been made Professor of 
Zoology and Agriculture and Curator of the 
Museum of National History, in Brown Uni¬ 
versity. 
James W. Marshall, who lirst discovered 
gold in California on the 19th of January, 1848, 
is in receipt of an allowance of $100 per month 
from the State. 
Milan Lawrence of Cold Spring, Putnam 
County, N. J., fell from a load of hay, recently, 
and was run over by the wagon and killed. 
Is a fine toned Pi;:no never requiring tuning, giving 
brilliancy and promptness to the organ, and is found 
only in 
Our Wholesale Catalogue, for the Autumn of 1874, 
Is now ready, and will be sent Fitter, to ltd applicant . 
GOULD BROTHERS 
Monroe County Nurseries. 
Sept. 1,1871. Rochester, N. V. 
% Boomer & BusciiEBT 
These remarkable instruments Lave. created much 
enthusiasm by their great capacity for musical effects. 
The profession, trade, and all interested in music, 
should address for particulars, 
GEO. WOODS & CO., 
(’AMBKIDGEPORT, Mass., 
and Chicago, III. 
'HOSE BUDS IN WINTER. 
Now In the time: to get Hoses for Winter Bloom. We 
send strong Pot (togas safely by mad, post-paid. Pur¬ 
chaser-' choice of splendid overblonming varieties. 
i3 for $1. 12 for $2. 
See our elegant Descriptive Catalogue, containing 
full (Un-etion» for culture. Ac.: sent free. Address 
THE DIN CEE A: COWARD CO., Rose Growers, 
West Crove, Chester Co., t-*a. 
PIANOS—THE EfciPiftE P 8 AE 39 
Rich tone. Durable. C'egant in design, and of 
moderate cost. For prices and illustrations, address 
VVM. A. POND A CD.. No. 517 Broadway, New York. 
Muoite'H Rural Nkw-Yokickk.—A s will ho seen 
by an advertisement. In our columns, tho nroepoetoa 
of the Rural Ni!w-Yorker for die coming year is 
ample evidence lliat the ontot prl-mg direction of 
this excellent publication are determined to unilto 
lltelr paper hotter than ever during 1874 There uni 
few of our weeklies which can boast of a more 
numerous and competent euros of editors, and while 
agricultural till,lira relative special attention, the 
literary and news, departments .ire red ncglc ••• 
There are sixteen pages in modi number, well fur¬ 
nished with good matter add good enyiavings, tllo 
paper Is interesting lnforndtli"ii, and we know of 
no belter present to a ••iMintry cmuln than it rear’s 
subscription tot,ho Rural New-Yorker.— Prince¬ 
ton (.V. J.) Press. 
OF 
firecn k Hot-Hou^c Plants* Roses, 
Flower Seed, 
AND 
sxvtax.Ii norms, 
Including the novelties for 1875, will be ready in Oc¬ 
tober, and will be sent to any address on receipt of 
25 cLh., which amount will be refunded in Flower 
Seeds, trom our list, with first order for plants 
amounting to $1 or in.vro. Retail and Wholesale 
Price Lists now tt-adv for free distribution. 
IIAMKV & 1UD80N. 
flie.iortiiwn, Kent Co., Aiurylaud." 
^Implement,o' amt nUiicluncnj 
ROCHSST Eft 
COMMERCE A L 
NURSERIES 
The largest and most experienced cider manufact¬ 
urers of t he country declare this to be the best press 
in the market. It will produce more cider in one-half 
the time, with less labor, than any other press in use. 
We also manufacture and keep constantly on band 
the most Improved machinery lor making cider. 
l r,| r Illustrated Catalogue, with full particulars, in¬ 
cluding valuable information to cider makers, sent 
free. Address 
BOOMER BOSOMEUT PRESS CO., 
SyrneuNe, N. V. 
f install'd 13701.] 
KNIT for \ ;-w Price LKt, per do*.. 100 or 1,0,10, of 
S liest tlAiiOK Tfi££S & PLANfS FRUIT & ORHAMtCIAB 
besides a select lUt of SPECIALTIES A HO NtlVtlTIEb. 
Address \V. S. LITTLE, Rochester, N. V. 
MACHINE 
lEiXT 3FLI3 I3L.A. 
White Seed Wheat! 
CIDER MILLS 
New variety. Average violfl, this season, fifty 
bushels per acre. Samples and Circulars sent free 
by mail. Also, Pure (4round Hour. 
L. It. COX IS & GO., l Sir Water Si., N. V. 
The ruowt perfect Cider Apple Grinder in 
use, in grinding fast and flue, and giving tbe best 
satisfaction. 
Price, $IO. 
I bav also the easiest, handiest, quickest working 
and most powerful I’resa in use. 
•Send for Descriptive Circular. Address 
MARCUS P. SCIIKNC'K, Fulton, N. Y. 
Largest stuck ia America 
prices. Price List free. 
quality extra. Reduced 
T. 8. HUBBARD, 
Frod unlit. N. Y. 
Every home should have 
one. Can be used in any 
room, without inconven¬ 
ience from bad odor. In¬ 
valuable in ease of sick¬ 
ness. 
PltiCE: 
No. 2, Black Walnut.811 00 
“ A, Plue. 1) GO 
*' 5, Black W alnut. 20 W 
" G, Pine. 15 tv 
Manufactured and -old 
bv M. B. CHIFFINC, 
OOCortlunat St., N.Y. 
® to the superiority 
<>f the celebrated 
Nickel Movement 
Watches made by 
the Messrs. Borvl 
A CutJBVOISIEK Of 
Neuehatrl, Switzer¬ 
land. Gents’and La¬ 
dles’ sizes, in Stem 
and Key Winders. 
These Watches 
have Equilibrium 
Escapements. Chro¬ 
nometer Balances, 
Ktikv Pallets, Tem¬ 
pered an n Hardened 
Full 1 Ruby Jeweled, 
and combine uli 
nnuloru iroprov, moots in watch making. 
These wutchos were awarded tint Grand Prize at 
the Paris Exposition In t*«7. for best performance 
and greatest accuracy In adjustment: mid as a fur¬ 
ther guarantee that they are equal to thq best, we 
anuex names of Home of the roost rivapeetubie deal¬ 
ers in the trade, wito have tested them tor years, and 
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements: 
, ,ii - t t • .. \, w York. If, \V. SUanir. Kbnirn, N. Y. 
K. Msrkr it y, N.Y. If... Uu. A l.tull, Uwogo, N, Y, 
J A. Smith, s»rjit,iun Sp’», N. Y. Hyde A bully., Auburn, N. Y. 
j SIM) Acres Fruit k Ornamental Trees 
GUARANTEED IN HEALTHY GONOfTtOfS. 
|! Assortment General—Quality Unsurpassed. 
<£’4ttcaticual 
( lOPYl\G.-COUPBN~ATJON I.IBEKA 
\J Prefercueo t . cio tles.riug a course of instru 
tlon,and willing t.n earn pu t of her expenses. 
Uuv. W. It. ICING,’' BURY, Turrytowp, N. Y 
WHOLESALE TRADE SPECIALLY SOLICITED. 
Send for Price List. It LA IU1SK OS.. 
Lee’s Summit, Jacksuu Co., Mo 
UOHOOL OP MINES COLUMBIA COL. 
I * LEGE.—Mining and Civil Enaino,.-iug, Metal, 
lutity. Mlnurulngy, Geology, Analytical aid Applied 
Chemistry, A-s.ivim., Ac.. with Laboratory P ruction, 
i'ocitnlai y aid for poor students. For blither par¬ 
ticulars and for < aLilogue, address 
PqoK. c. F. Chandler, ijean of too Faculty, 
Kant Forty-ninth .street and Fourth Aw . New York 
1 ail nm« STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
4 (Hf,ltlHI fiu varieties. Hoyden's Hii. diaries 
Downing, Early Uudson.-tL lUO; $G, I,WO: tor 
5,8,1a, Mend for C.it!il,,g’ue. W. ,S. C'A UP ENTER & 
SON, Bye, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
O No t'ohl or sorr flrtQn::, Do t wo men's work— 
O Eit* any hand—Belle at sight—Last a lil’e- 
I time-2 samples sent for no -ts., or 4 styles 
If ' for 81, po' t-paid. Agents wanted. Address 
nil CITY NOVELTY CO., Bt It St,. Phlla.. Pa. 
to all applicants, mv Nursery and Bulb Cat¬ 
alogues. F. K. PuiENix. Blouinington, III 
m, Unproved Foot Lathes. 
Small Engine l.atbes, Small Goar 
TRt Ji»tia*:A:- fVW 1 tttLT.s, Hand Planers for metal, 
..illl ,!al * ’1’orndtc M itch inos, Slide 
*HK 3B|!1UIB Ke-ta. Foot Scroll haws. The 
very beat. Selling everywhere. 
ia 2 ffife^ir>rV'' 5 S fu.ud 0 ^ r tltat fre_e.__ _ „ „ 'iwina -„i,,K»cM.!,.r,x. r. 
N. if. BALDWIN, Laoonhl, K. H. Hiram llouhkiM, Bulbil,). N. Y. 
a uxtxuu muck*for ArUeauB or Amatquw, b. k. chm * c , , Raikqii, vt. 
J . It. Urmil. Tr ,y, Fa, 
•a , \N . I.iu'f. Xxniin, Ohio. 
Ahtfvr Lowvll, 1 'orlliiJiU, Mk. 
A. McHnnry. I(ometltvlllc, >.Y. 
J. M. BoumiLt, Zutiraviilr, Ohio, 
D, F'unwi'ivlwr, \Vn*h»ii(fton, U. 
A, ]•, Rtirhnnk. VS orcv^Ur, Moo, 
W. S. Tnyior, Utlco. N, Y. 
PEAR TREES FOR THl: fAMUlM 
A Boarding School for both Sexes, under tl*e care 
I the Society of Friends. Fall term commences yth 
io.7tli. S. t'. COLLINS. Projcipal, Cii.ippaqua, N.Y. 
Largest stoek ia tile Wist j tine assortment; extra 
qtiaJiiy . psi kO'l lo go safely tiny dl-fancc. Satisfac¬ 
tion guiiiaiiteDfl, Prices low by hundred or thou¬ 
sand. A lull ttasorl inent of other frees, shrubs, plants, 
etc. Jllu-initeil Caiulogut* mailed free toapplioatilM. 
K. G. HANFORD. Columbus Nursery. Columbua,O. 
Publication: 
STAR JOB PRINTING PRESS, 
THE BEST INVENTED. 
Price, SIM, SJ,5, sas ami SGO. 
Send Stamp for Catalogue, to 
W. Y. EDWARDS. Agent, 
FRUIT AND 
ORNAMENTAL g B 6 Be &■ w E 
LARGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD PEAR TREES A SPECIALTY 
AGENTS WANTED. Address 
E. MOODY A: SONS. Unekporf. N. Y. 
Niauara Ni itHKiuus, Established 1831*. 
x . Hit n.l HD. 7 , ASCUl, 
l(i College Place, h . Y. 
A G l£ t C L L l li It A I, 
v Implemonts & Machines, 
ill If ft: km sin st„ No» York. 
conduct at: Agency for the reception of advertise¬ 
ment's for American NiAvgpAUKRS—tlie most com¬ 
plete establishment of the kind iu the world. Six 
thousand Nkwspm’Ki: - ; are kept regularly on tile 
open to in.-p.'otlon by eiistonn-rs. Every A (Ivor- 
.ibetiii'oi Is tali mi at the home price of the paper, 
without any additional ehtugo or coMtUiaSlou. An 
adverti-rr. iu rlttnllng wll.Ji Mie Agency, is saved 
[rouble anil correspond -Uoe.uuikiir; one uontraetin¬ 
stead of n dozen, a i. uudred oral Itousand. A Rook 
ofoi'dit v s ages, containing iL- tsot best papers, larg¬ 
est olteitlaiiom*, religious, agileultiiral, rids-, politi¬ 
cal, daily and eountry and, all publications 
whu li are speclal'.y valuable to advertisers, with 
mine tniVn-unwIon about prices, is -,'Ht Fk£E ta 
any address on appliodikii. Persons at a distauoe 
wi lling to make coulno.tx far advertisiog in any 
td'vu,city.county. State or Territory of the Unitc'd 
States, or tiny porilmi of Hie Dominloitof Canada,may 
sendu conciseM itOUlelltof wljnt they want-tuguthcr 
with a copyol the Advert KettU'lit they desire In¬ 
serted, and will reeeivo information by retutu mail 
which will enable tluoo to decide whether to in¬ 
crease, reduce or t’Orogo the order. For such infor¬ 
mation tiierc. Is no charge. Orders are accepted torn 
single paper :is well os for u list; for a snglo dollar as 
readily as for a larger sum. oillces (Times Building>, 
ofevery kind. Send stamp for 1 Hunt,rated Pr m 
to Great Wustehn Gun Work;h. uitt'-hurgh, Fa 
ImitatiOD Gold Watches, Chains and'Jewelrv. 
tquilln appearance and fortimeto g id Watches, chains from *210*12 each. AinbeiamSl 
styR'-ofjewelry at one-tenth the:mtof Hold HpodssentC. O. li. by exnrc.-o; by ordering six 
get one free, bond postal order and wo will send the goods free of expense. Send st/mn 
for our Illustrated . hr-alar. Address. COGLIA'Si METAL WATtU FACTOfi^ 
UU5 Bruudway, ketrl oris City. * 
varieties. 
merit ot Fruit and OriRt.nciiitil Trees is unusu¬ 
ally compute. New Trade List sent free. 
MO APES', nuo. A TU03IAJS. 
Chbbrv Hill NrusKitiux, wkstculstkr. fa. 
PERFECTION BOILED DOWN 
Actual Size twice tliat of 
Cut, 
It does Perfect and Reliable 
Work. 
Children combine amusement 
and utility 7 learn to sew and 
hem the towels, &c. As a pres¬ 
ent to the young folks, it has 
never been approached by other 
articles. Ladtes use it for 
THEI fl SMALL WORK. Ollly$2; 
or by mail, $2.30. Money to ac¬ 
company order always. Fur¬ 
nished by 
“ Rural Purchasing Agency.” 
Address 
C. H. E. REDDING, 
Manager, 
Box 5S1, New York. 
| A Vegetable Manual, Prcpurenl k 
a view to Economy and Pi oftt. 
ALLEN’S 
AMERICAN CATTLE 
H His Work upon Kitchen and Market Cardenln* 
>anf. the Field Culture of Root Crops, li by P. T. 
'Quinn, Practical Horticulturist, (Author of “ Pear 
'Cub ure fer Front,”) and should be owned and studied 
by-every one interested in Gardening, It is an able, 
.practical, profusely Illustrated work ©f 2G8 12mo. 
tpages. Scut, post-paid, for *1,60. Address 
THEIR HISTORY, BREEDING AND 
MANAGEMENT. 
Every breeder or owner of Cuttle should have this 
work hy lion. Li.wiB F. Ar.i.KN, Ex-Prest- N. V. State 
As. Society, Editor of “American Short-Morn Herd 
Bonk,” Ac., Ac. 1. ts s handsomely Illustrated and 
well printed and bound vo'.niuu of 525 duodecimo 
pages. Mailed, post-putd, to any address in United 
States or Canada on reco.pt of reduced price, $2. 
Address 
D D. T. MOD UK, 
7S Dunne gt., N. Y. 
