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American Agriculturiet %\ 20 



" Farmi r 1 HS 



Arti^iiu 1 t)0 



" BiiikltT 2 «0 



" Naturalist 3 25 



" Odd hVllow 1 60 



Appleton's Jourual 2 ftO 



Arlhnr'g Home Magazine 1 >5 



Atlantic Monthly 3 45 



Bo^ton Cultivator 1 60 



Building Association .Tournal 76 



" Societies (iazette, London, England 1 35 



Bucks County Intelligencer, old subscribers, $2.60, new... 2 10 



■California H(irticuliuri.»t 2 TS 



Central Union Agriculturist and Chromo 1 70 



Children s Friend 1 *T> 



Hour 1 10 



Coleman's Kural World 1 85 



Country Gentlemnn 2 10 



Demorest's Magazine 2 60 



Kclectic Magazine 4 60 



Farmer's Home Journal 1 35 



Farm Journal 20 



Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine 3 10 



Review 2 10 



Germantown Telegraph, old subscribers, $2.60, new 2 20 



God -y's Lady's Book 2 15 



Graphic, (Daily), per year 9 50 



Hall's Journal of Health 1 50 



Harper's Bazar _ 3 35 



" Magazine 3 36 



" Weekly 3 35 



Herald of Health 1 60 



Household 85 



Iowa Homestead 1 60 



Journal of Chemi.stry 1 10 



Journal of Materia Medica 1 lO 



Kansas Farmer 1 35 



Lady's Floral Cabinet, with Chromo 1 10 



Ladies' Repository 3 35 



Leslie's Lady's Journal 3 60 



Lippincott's Magazine 3 10 



Littell's Living Age 7 60 



London Garden 8 75 



London Gardener's Chronicle 7 50 



Maine Farmer 2 10 



Manufacturer and Builder 1 85 



Maryland Farmer $1 36 



I Massachusetts Ploughman : 2 60 



Metropolitan 1 8« 



Milling Journal 1 86 



Moore's Kural New Yorker 2 38 



. Nation 4 75 



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: New ling'and Farmer 2 35 



" " Homestead 2 10 



New York Evangelist 2 60 



New York Methodist 2 20 



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I " " World, Weekly, $1.40; Semi- Weekly 2 60 



North-W'esteru Farmer 1 10 



1 Nursery 1 20 



, Ohio Farmer 1 ."lO 



I Our Home Journal 2 25 



I Park's Floral (iazette 40 



Penn M(mthlv 2 10 



: Peter's Musical Monthly 2 60 



j Peterson's Magazine 1 70 



Philadelphia Weekly Press 1 60 



\ Philadelphia Weekly Times 1 .35 



1 Phrenolotfical Journal 1 60 



Poulti7 World 1 00 



Poultry World, colored i^late edition 1 75 



i Popular Science Monthly 4 20 



I Practical Farmer, (Weekly.) 1 60 



; Prai'ie Farmer 1 60 



I Purdv'H Small Fruit Recorder 85 



Saint Nicholas 2 60 



; Saturday Evening Po-t 1 75 



Scientific American 1 75 



Scientific Farmer 86 



Scribuer's Monthly 3 45 



Southern Cultivator 1 Si 



, Southern Planter and Farmer 1 85 



Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine 95 



Waverly Magazine 4 65 



Western AgricultHrist 85 



Western Fanner 1 80 



" Rural 150 



Working Farmer 1 10 



Young Folk's Monthly 95 



Youth's Companion' new subscribers $1.40; old subscribers 1 75 



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