PERSONALS, 
Newspaper personal: John, come back; all 
is forgiven. Pa kicked the wrong man. He 
did not know it was you. Stella. 
It is proposed in England that the house in 
which Darwin was born be purchased by the 
public authorities and preserved from destruc¬ 
tion, and that a tablet be placed upon it re¬ 
cording the event that has made it famous. 
Brigadier-General W. B. Hazen — “ Old 
Probabilities”—is an erect, soldierly man, 
with a well developed figure. IBs prominent 
nose, his moustache and imperial give him a 
resemblance to Napoleon III. 
Sensible advice from a bank cashier: “Boys 
stick to the farm. It is better to hoe corn in 
the hot sun, and get a whipping for not doing 
it well, than to sit in a morocco-bound chair 
and confess to the Directors.” He probably 
knows how it is himself. 
President Arthur is expected to arrive at 
Long Branch for the Summer on July 1. The 
cottage he will occupy is now being f u rni.shed 
and upholstered for his use. It is situated on 
Cedar Avenue, opposite the lodge gate of Hol¬ 
lywood Park, and is considered to be the 
largest and handsomest Bummer villa in the 
West End. 
General O. O. Howard, despite his austere 
reputation, heartily enjoj’s dancing, and im¬ 
proved his opportunities during the recent 
gayeties at West Point. An officer who was 
with him in the Indian country says that he 
has seen General Howard in an Indian village 
join in a dance with the squaws with all the 
zest of a young man. 
President Jarrett, of the Amalgated Asso¬ 
ciated of Iron and Steel Workers of the Uni¬ 
ted States, is a young-looking, dark-com¬ 
plexioned man, of medium bight and 
weight. He presents the general appearance 
of a shrewd merchant. Although he was 
some years ago an ordinary irou-pudder, his 
manners are courteous and refined, and his 
conversation indicates the possession of much 
culture. 
General William Raymond Lee, of Boston, 
carries in his pocket-book a little slip of paper 
bearing the single word “Death.” It is the 
ballot he drew when a prisoner of war in a 
rebel jail at Richmond, when he aud two 
others were chosen to be hanged, in retali¬ 
ation for the sentencing to death of certain 
Confederate officers convicted of piracy. The 
sentence of the pirates was, happily, commu¬ 
ted, and General Lee and his comrades were 
subsequently exchanged. 
ers at. least $430. This combination of Reed-Board 
and step Work, bear in mind, in the BEETHOVEN 
is patented. No other organ maker dare build it. 
PRICE,— The price of this Organ, which in¬ 
cludes a music hook, organ bench, choice music 
Ac. securely packed and delivered on board I he . ,.rs 
at Washington, New Jersey, is o.\ I. r $>> 0 . 00 . 
TERMS.— The terms tire Net, Cash. Kemit- 
buices may he made by Bank Draft, Post Office 
MoneyOrtler. Registered I ,c( ter, or Express prepaid. 
WARRANTED. The BEETHOVEN is war 
4 rNJlt©u for six yt*ars. Shipped ojjl ono yeurV. irial. 
FACTORY .—Corner Railroad Avo. and Beatty 
St., Washington, New Jersey. Largest, in the world. 
Running day and n it/fit to till all orders prom; .1 ly 
Whom it Way ® oucctn: 
Boat hove 0 Organ, alter ono year’s con¬ 
stant-use. does not give you perfect satisfaction in 
every particular, and is in any way not as repre¬ 
sented in (his advertisement, I hereby bind myself 
to take it hack and refund you your money paid in 
current, funds, with legal interest of New Jersey, 
(six per cent.) I further agree to pay freight 
charges ou the instrument both ways, the money to 
be refunded immediately upon receipt of tlm' in¬ 
strument at Washington. New Jersey. I further 
agree, if requested, 10 exchange it for any other 
organ or piano as shown in my catalogue. 
Very truly yours. 
PRICE—HB $ 90.00 
CASE. Handsome Solid Black Walnut, manu¬ 
factured boos nut to taka the dirt or dust Tho 
roughly seasoned and kiln dried, so that it will stand 
the test of any climate, handsome rubbed Varnish 
[bush and polish; curved and ornamented with ara¬ 
besque designs in gold, fret music desk, pocket, ban 
dies and lump stands. It ; nil: to last mV or show. 
ACTION, e ordaining #0 8 ( 0 ; with a great 
variety of Slop Combinations, enabling the perform¬ 
er to imitate (.by following the simple instructions 
sent 1 a l- reach Horn, Violin. Piccolo, Saxaphone, 
Full Orcneslrn. Cello.Church Pipe ()rgan, ana many 
other beautiful effects. In addition you have the 
regular ordinary Organ at your command. 
27 STOPS as follows : 
1— Cello, 8 foot tone. H-Echo, 8 foot. tone. 
2— Melo , n;i. 13—Indentin', 9 root tone, 
y Clftiutirlln. 18 —Clarionet, 8 foot tone, 
4-.Manual Sub-Bass, 16 foot 17 Volx ColeMte, 8 foot tone. 
tone. 18- V iolino. t foot tone, 
fi—lb turnon, 16 foot tone. 19-Vox Jubilant. , 8 and l 
6—niUEuphoiie. s foot tone. foot tone. 
7 - Viol dl Uumha, 8 1 oot tone 20- Piccolo,'{ foot tone. 
8 Phrui-r.n, 8 foot tone. 21 -Couple) 1 HlU'llmmOue. 
9 Vo>ln holee. i toot tone. 22 -Orchestral Porte. 
10—(Irnnd Kxprt'ssiune.S toot at • (Jnind Organ Knee Stop. 
, tope. fit-Itlgbt. ICoee stop. 
Il l' rent'll Horn, 8 foot tone. 28 Aatqianrtr Valve Stop. 
U—Hurii••K.ilittn. 20—Right, Duplex Dumper. 
12 -\ ox H'liii.'iii.'i,Tremumnh 27 PefJ Duplex Damper. 
HOW TO ORDE R —Enclosed find money for 
Beethoven Organ. 1 have rend your statement iu le- 
gnrd to it in this advertisement, mid I order coin on 
condition that it most prove exactly aa represented 
iu every particular, or I shall return it ut the end of 
one year's use aud demand the return ofm.v money, 
with interest Iroul the vn moment I forward it. at 
six percent., according to your offer lie wry par¬ 
ticular to fjive your Xame, Post Ojflcr ., County , 
Sta.tr, Frc/ght Station, aud on »'luit JtatlracuL 
i *- lir sure to mm it by Jiuiih Draft. Po.tt Vjjfice 
Money OrderMeyistcrca.Lett r orEjprcvuprepaid 
—t—Front View—»— 
THE BEETHOVEN ORGAN. 
Height, 75 ins., Length, 411 ins., Dopth, 21 ing. 
New Style No. 9000. Handsome Solid Black Walnut Case 
with Organ Bench and Music Book. 
would cost through high-priced organ miinufaetur 
SPECIAL TEN D,1Y OFFER TO THE READERS 
OF TIIE RURAL NEW-YORKER: 
I desire the Beethoven Organ introduced among the readers of this 
newspaper within Tine nkxt YK.n days, so that all can see and appreciate its 
wonderful merits and stop eombinaTion effects. Now, if you will REMIT 
MF,seventy-live ($75 OO.i dollars, 1 will ship you this Organ immediately, 
and send you a receipted hill in full for ninety dollars i $uo\, which is the 
regular and only price at which this Organ is sold. The price will soon he 
advanced to tfi 125.00, on account of tlie increase in the price of labor and 
materials used in its construction. 
t*“ I desire this instrument introduced without delay, nnd make this 
special offer so you may order one now I look to future sales for mv 
profit, as tins Beethoven makes me thousands of I'riemls. 1 ivmtrd l his tiimi- 
nor of introducing it better than speeiiing hundreds of dollars in newspaper 
advertising. The Organ speaks for itself. Often 20 sales have been traced 
from the first sold in a new neighborhood. 
fctr This oiler 1st positively good for only ten days from date. PLEASE 
BEAR THIS IN MIND. This newspaper must be returned to secure this 
special price. If mailed from your post office, within Dm days from this 
date. It will be received, not otherwise, or you may accept by telegraph on 
the last day, and remit.by mail on that day. I shall POSITIVELY refuse 
all orders tinder $00, unless accompanied with thir newspaper, anil pay¬ 
ment must be mailed within ten days as specified. 
DATED,WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY, .JUNE 24, 18S2. 
N. B. As this special oficr is limited and will not herepeated.il’ you 
have nqtull the rnoneyiuiiand.it will pay you to borrow a part, from 
your friends, and thus secure (he best organ flint can be offered, at a less 
price than an ordinary organ by other makers is usually sold at. 
Address or call upon DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey 
|Uw ^ublicatiansi 
SEEDS! 
FARMERS I Itpaystahnvegoodtoolsandseeds. 
GARDEWFR^ I It pays to buy of a reliable house. 
NURSERYMEN I U 0UI 
IMPLEMENTS 
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS! 
GEN. 1)0 1 JO' bran’ new book, just published, entitled 
THIRTY-THREE YEARS AMOKGr 
An Fngluh Vitr.rm.iry pnrgeon ni l Ol^mist, now 
traveling In tins country, says that mostof the Horse 
and C ade Powders Bold hen- am worthless trash, lie 
Bays at SheiMan’a Condition Powders are absolute!/ 
pure, nnd Immensely vuluuble. Nothing on earth will 
make hens lay like shendan’sCondition Powders, Dose, 
onetflaspoourul toonoplntfood. Sold every where, or sent 
by mail lor eight letter stamps I S. JOHNSON k CO., 
’toston, Mass , formerly Daii/or Me 
is the grandest c/ianec. ov.r offered ;o you. Introduction by 
(■Y -V. fc I;: U AN. This Super/,/// Illustrated, Idrst elass and 
fMtuiim work umu lls all otftcrs 11» to 1, and is the Fastest setr 
her hook ever pnhljaliud. A«nt-averace I li to 30 orders udau. 
Cg J 1 1 1ll thousandin iirrm, First cUks VUEN P* \\ t\TEI». 
Exclusive Territory mA K.rlra Terms eiwn. And or circulars 
k* A. If* XV Oil 1 II1M. ION .V, CO... Harlturil, t onn. 
***“ Facts speak plainer than words.” 
Proof:—“The Doctor told me to take a blue 
pill, but I didn't; for I had already been 
poisoned twice by mercury. The druggist 
told me to try Kidney-Wort, aud I did. It 
was just the thing for my biliousness and con¬ 
stipation, and now I am as well as ever.”—A. 
P. Sanford. Sold in both dry and licuid 
form.— Ado. 
K mplrment# anil gttatfttarrg. 
Philadelphia Lawn Mower, 
Cahoon Broadcast See l Sower, WE ARE TIIE 
Matthews' Seed Drills, and SOLE 
other firsU-liiM goods. „ WESTERN 
Ever [/thing for the Lawn, Gar 
deu, Greenhouse or Nursery 
We WARRANT everything as represented. 
T HE U NION HORSE-POWER 
LEVEL TREAD 
~ Kwu.'rf lr,u ’ fc l" In.) wheels. 
I —" ' ll CsprilSg E | [ 1 x# •hstwaml Chilled Hearing* 
/ Guarantoed to produce 
fI' ^ leis el0 * 
o'. D -> aiuaifturturprs of the 
-- '-A. [ jt' -> Promim Firm Grist ICi'd, 
~ - - Cl, 111 VX KKKIHTTTKIM. 
hen it for I>e.»rriptim e.italogua. Threshers, Cleaners, &c. 
m . h. BOYER A BRO.»PIlILA ORLi'H I A, Pa. 
MUSIC BOOKS BY 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. 
SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS, 
„Fnlly Ulaatx-ated Catalogue sect free. 
CHICAGO| ILL. WboUualeaud Retail. ROCHESTER, N.T. 
Terms for 1882, 
Ditson & Co. publish a largo number of books that 
are purely American la design and com position. 
7\ All fiTi i n (fells a new Orand Opera, just out. 
Zj VI1U Ulct U (s i, v s, PHATT. The subject is 
a noble and heroic one. and the scenes are capable 
of being made most attractive. Will soon be given, 
Miss Annie Cary taking the principal role. 
Hon Mii rn*o (I 1 - 50 *Dudley nrcK, is a 
J 11 - 1 ' 1 dill'. 1 Grand Cantata, founded ou a 
legend of the Crusades. 
4Gtli Psalm K s i&. DTOLEY BUCK ’ IS 
Joseph’s Bondage Bycn&W 
Belshazzar By bt tterfiet.d. 
Are two sacred Cantatas introducing, the one 
Egyptian, aud the other Babylonian scenes, which, 
with proper costuming, may lie made intigmtlivnt. 
The music is good, and either Is well worth giving, 
New Flower Queen 'Iko/F roo7 
($1X0) By THOMAS. 
Two Cantatas which are most appropriate to th 
Flower aud Excursion Season. 
Redemption Hymn 
will be most acceptable to choirs and choruses. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Rostou. 
C. H. DITSON & CO.. HU Krone.way. New York. 
The subsertptlou price of the Rural New-Yorker Is 
Slugle Copy, per year.$2.00 
“ Six months. L10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid.$3.04 (128. 6d. 
Frauce... S.04 (16 « fr. 
French Colonies. 4.08 (20^ fr. 
Any one sending a club of seven Is entitled to one 
copy, one year, free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
application. 
LANE & B 0 DLEY CO 
AWARDED 
TURNIP SPUD 
RliADY IN JULY. 
All the lending varieties at lowest 
market rates. 
Send for Catalogue. 
K. H. ALLEN A CO., 
188 and 191 Water bt.. .Now York. 
BY THE 
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION\ 
on their 
Steam Engine and Saw Mill 
Exhibited at Atlanta in 1881. 
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, 
haw Mills, (Jang Edgars, bath Machines, Hob 
ictypoko Machinery, Shafting, llangers, Pul- 
,eys. Couplings. Gearing, Gristand Flour Mills 
send for Smvial Circular ofour Hv. 1 Pin-if itiou 
Saw Mill, which we sell far 
Entered at the Post-offlee at New York City, N. Y. 
aa second-class mail matter. 
CABBAGE anil CELERY PLANTS 
Large lots at VERY I.OW prices. 
luo plains by mail, postage paid, T5 cents 
Instinctive Circular free to all. 
xEO. s. WALES, ««‘he.,er. Y 
Ceneral Advertising Rates of 
'THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
Inside (Agate space).40e. per Uni 
Outside or last page... 50 •» 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per et.; 3 Ins., 10 per ct 
IS ins., 15 per ct.t 36 ins., 20 per et.; 52 ins., 25 per et. 
tV No ad' ertisemeut Inserted for less than $i. 
TURNIP SEED! 
True Americcui Purple Top aud \V lifte 
Flu! Duteli, \\ hue aiul \ ellim Kuta 
ILtun, and all approved varieties, sene by mail, 
postpaid. Idle. By express or freight iu lb package. 
Ode. Liberal disc aunt to. trad,-. ( . |J, IlOUEKS, 
Sccdsnmn, 133 Alivrkct St„ Pbiludelpliia. 
itttrt ^oultty 
40 Clydesdale Stallions 
AND MARES—Mostly Imported, 
00 Hamblctonian Stallions, 
AND MARES OF THE FIN ST BREEDING 
Largest Herd of 
HOLSTEIN CATTLE. 
With lai gcet milk records In America. 
$5to$20 
per day at home. Samples worth $5 free. 
Address Sclnsou ot Co., Portland, Me. 
Special attention givon to Plantation Ma^ 
chtnery. Illustrated Circulars Free. 
5 pkgs. flower seeds, our choice, 10 cents. 
5 good Gladioli, 10 cents I.iUes, Roses, Geraniums, 
Tuberoses, etc. all choice varieties, catalogue free. 
N. HALLOCK. Creeduioor, N. Y. 
a Year and expenses to agents. Outfit free 
Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusta Me. 
John X- Water 8ts., Cincinnati 
Potato Bug LiOlvDOItf PURPLE. Pot« 
1< >‘S0»- TRADE MARK. P( 
4a.?JSi*£S2i4i2, I iS«ESS.ss! ,ra °°- 
8imple, durable, of the best work¬ 
manship and material. Solid Wrought 
Iron Boilers. Euglm- complete ou 
board ears at Springfield, O., at fol¬ 
low ing priori: 3 borne power. $275 ; 5- 
horsepoW«r,$300:7.horse power,$375: 
lo-horne power, $500. Those engines 
fully guarranteed in svory reepeet. 
Address Common House Engine Go 
Spriugfield, Qliiu. 
Sepai te Catalogues of each class of stock with 
milk record or cows. Denote which Is wanted. 
Correepondonce solicited. 
SMITHS dc POWELL, 
Lukealdo Stock Farm, 
_ Htuao ubk, N. Y 
VIRGINIA B0.0PEBATIVEOT1 kW&SK 
BRINGS 
TO EVERY 
MAN’S DOOR 
—n 1 i is manifest that iVom GOOD SlnEUS 
Ly ca n Good Vegeta Dies he obt ained 
The character of L.VMiHl’TlI’S SEEDS 
been suhsrantiatml beyond all question. 
they are tho 8T1XDAKD forOnality. Over 
1500 ae res lii Gardeu Seed Crops uiitier our own 
ion. Ask yonr Storekeeper for them in original scaled 
or prices and Catalogue. Address 
S, 21 and 23S* Sixth Street, Philadelphia* 
ITeed. your IS took 
WITH THK 
Waste on Your .Farm. 
PRINDLE STEAMER 
FOR COOKING FOOD FOR STOCK 
Just the thing. 
PRICES REDUCED. 
BARROWS, SAVERY * CO., Limited 
PHILAhKUPHU PA, 
