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AND THE 



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 Orange Judd Company, 245 Broadway, New York. 



To American Anglers. 

 THE ENGLISH 



FISHING GAZETTE, 



DeTOted to Augling, River, Lake and Sea 

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Sixteen Pages Folio. 



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The Two Spies ! ! 



LEONIDAS PARKER, a Union Spy, and 

 JOSEPH P. HAKMAN, a Confederate Spy, 

 are the authors o f the above book, which,for liter- 

 ary merit, historical i merest, truthfulness, easy 

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Washington. Richmond, and at the headquarters 

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Address II. G. NEWSOM, 



Franklintou, N. C. 



Field, Cover and Trap 

 Shooting. 



BY CAPT. BOGAHDUS. 



New and enlarged edition, containing instruc- 

 tions for glass ball shooting, and chapter on 

 Breeding and Breaking of Dogs by Miles John- 

 eon. For sale at this office. Price $2. 



<&\m $»U;8 atiA %m\n. 



CARD'S 



Last Patent Target Thrower, 



With Improved Spring and New Rebber 

 Top. 



Patented May 7, 1878, and April 22, 1879. 



THE only rotating trap that throws every way, 

 or can be made to throw in any ilatired direc- 

 tion, or that can be made to throw every way, ex- 

 cept at shooters dud fipc.cUtl.or*, all of which are 

 covered by the above patents. Remember you 

 get no balls (miles-! you wish thcini in your face, 

 but have ri'jhix oioi el''.., and nii e'/i.'.i O/iy/r-:. Send 

 for circular. Price $10 at factory. No charge for 

 boxing. 



WILL H. CKUTTENDEN, 



General Agent, 

 Cazcnovia, N. Y. 



EXBOGE BALL TRAP. 



The Most Efficient. 

 Throws Balls in any Direction. 



ALE STEEL AND IRON. 



PRICE, 16s.— HIGHLY FINISHED, 20s. 



Photo's 5 Stamps— 5 Pence English. 



S. JONES, Lord Derby Street, Audley, Black- 

 burn, Lancashire, England. Acknowledged the 

 cheapest and best made. None genuine without 

 name-plate. Jones' £& Gun is the cheapest, 

 Double Barrel. Breed] -Loading, Central Fire, Re- 

 bounding Locks. Left Barrel Choked Bore. Over 

 600 sold this season is a proof of its cheapness, etc. 



GLASS BALLS, TRAPS, GUNS, ETC. 



TRAPS from $2 to $12, Balls at 90 cents 

 per 100. Guns cheap. Catalogues free. Ad- 

 dress GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pitts- 

 burg, Pa. may2S ly 



(fllnss fiatte and ©raps. 



USE THE BOGARDCS PATENT 



RoughGlassBall 



AND HIS PATENT 



GLASS BALL TRAP 



For Wing practice. They 

 can be had from all gun 

 dealers. Headquarters 

 for Class Balls, HA- 

 GERTY & BROS., No. 10 

 Plait street, N. Y., or 

 A.H. BOGARDUS, No. 

 158, South Clark street, 

 Chicago. For Traps— 

 HART & 8LOWMAN, 

 Newark, N. J., or at Bo- 

 gai-duB' Headquarters, 

 158 South Clark St., Chi- 

 cago. " Field, Cover and 

 Trap Shooting," the only 



book ever published bv a market hunter, can be 



ha<Lat the above address. Price, $2. 



J. G. MOLES 



Improved Glass Ball Trap 



DOUBLE TRAP NOW BEADY. 



THE best and most complete trap ever 

 made. It is always ready for single or double 

 shooting, as a. rotating or stationary. Either 

 spring is set and =r.rung in dependent or together. 

 The single trap is too well known to need com- 

 ment. We have hundreds of letters from sports- 

 men and dealers in sporting goods, attesting their 

 superiority. Price of traps, single, $9; double, 

 811. HENRY C. SQUIRES, Sole Eastern Agent, 

 1 Cortlandt St., N. Y., to whom all orders in the 

 East shoul d be addressed. 



For Trap Shooting with Glass Balls 



USB THE 



3BCTT33DEJIt. TH.-A.I*, 



WITH IMPROVED SPRING. 



tforsale by all dealers In Sporting Goods, or at 

 the manufacturers. 



HUBER & CO., 

 Cor. Paterson and Fulton Sts., 

 mar 13 Paterson, N.J 



XA/ PATENTED AND INVENTED BY "O^O 



PAINE. ^ 



THE ONLY SUBSTITUTE EVER INVENTED FOR A LIVING BIRD. 



Awarded the Medal of Progress and Grand Diploma at the American 

 Institute Fair, 1 878. 



A sweeping reduction in price. Ask your gun maker for the FEATHE 

 OTHER. Sl-CCIAL NorfCK TO UKALEKS.- Owing lo the great d 

 FILLED BALL, we will from this dale pay strict attention to our lacta- 

 tion of the hall oulc. and have appointed the well-known house of H 



110 Piatt Street, New York, as oar authorized agents, to uii.yj! all ore.". - :i." e,u miuuicamm: 

 may be addressed. ALSO MAN C FACTE REUS OF Til fi liEST PLAIN BALL IN THE MARKET. 



Office of the Bohemian Glass Works, 214 Pearl Street, X~ew York. 



Foi 



"THE SETTER," 



BY LA VERA CK. 

 sale at this office. Price ! 



POiXTBV OUII»E FKEJE, 



FOR 3-cent stamp, or with handsome 

 chroino picture of poultry forSoctS. 

 E. & C. VON CULIN, 

 mayStf Box 18, Delaware City, Del. 



attention., Sportsmen ! 



Kay's Improved and Perfected Ball for 1879, 



[PATENTED OCTOBER Hi, 1STT.] 



(Sung, gwtmumttcm, igtc 



EDWINSON C. GREEN, 

 Winner of Loudon -'Field" Gun Trii 

 OF 1S79. 



Distancing all his Competitors -Greener.Malehai 



(Soott's), Lesson (Webleyi, and (he 



Whole Competition. 



In the second class for 16-bores Mr. Grec 

 taneed his competitors in all the three el 

 beating Mr. Greener's Hi-bore bv Oreo's n ■- 



IHOSt intir-.-eloll- pet Cor iiiii'..,. [ " c. lei 



"le: fee- 20-bores, Mr. Green again' beat 



ning 13-bores."-Editorial London Meld. Ma v 10. 



G. & A. HAYDEN, JACKSONVILLE, ILL. 

 SOLE IMPORTER FOR THE U. 8. 



THEBNEIBERGDN.i 



THE ONLY POSITIVE 



DOUBLEGRIP, SELF-CLOSING TOP 

 LETER ACTION 



In the world. 



Sizes, from 6 to 1 6 Bore. 



Equal in finish, symmetry of outline, and mute- I 

 rial, to the linest English guns, and at 

 more reasonable prices. 

 The Sneider Rebounding Leek used, the only re- 

 bounder with which misslfres will not occur. 

 HIGHEST CENTENNIAL MEDAL 



For " Workmanship, Rebounding Locks, and 



Compensating Features of Action.'' 



GUNS RE-BORED FOR CLOSE SHOOTING. 



STOCKS BENT TO ANY CROOK. 



Pin Fire Gnns Changed to Central Fire.. 



Muzzle Loading Guns Altered to Breath Loaders. 



Clark & Sneider, 



214 West Pratt Street, Baltimore. 



Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 



THE NEW AMERICAN 



Breech-Loading Shot-Gnu. 



SIMPLE AND 

 DURABLE, 



Rebounding Lock. 



Chokebore Barrels. 



For close, hard Shooting excels ail othc 

 tra heavy guns fordneksa specialty. Sei 

 for circular. II Y fll'l & Sll A'f'TUCK, Mai 

 rers, Hatfield, Mass. 



H 



A SUBSTITUTE FOR CLASS. 



AVING succeeded in producing a Ball for professional and amateur use at the trap, 



*-.. oiler the same with the Col lowing recommendations. 1 u : In breakage, the equal .-p ■ 



,,,. ..,...., I'pjtO, mil.V l.ei >l ' or • !. '-' -.IP" 



J. Cypress, Jr.'s Works. 



TWO VOLUMES. 



Price ^3 Toy 3VI.s.±X. 



CAN BE HAD THROUGH THIS OFFICE. 



Columbia Veterinary College, 



The next course of Lectures will begin 

 OCTOBER 1st, 1879. 



! i tgj oung men who intend to becom 



aincratic 



ieei. ill V.I 



i the 



aloe-ue* address 

 JE. 8. BATES, J». T. 8., 

 Dean of the College, 



317 E, 34tnst., N. Y. 



also, the Chip or Expn 



ntrator, gl 25 per 100, A b 



THE CARVER TARGET BALL. 



D 



,EAR SIR :— We 

 that wo have intr 



[CAVEAT FILED.] 



GnBUNVtimE, Pa., May 36, 1HTO. 

 re in notifviiiK all admirers of Target and Ball Shootiug 

 :-. i UN TARGET BALL for Trap footing that ' 



■:. Spc 



i perf' 

 Men, and pro- 

 p's Ball is very 



APOltATE in 



to Semi for Sample If 



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j jciiu ici lXiij.)!^; i.i'.'A: ■. , i.'.i: ■ ... .. i ■,„.!. 



PKICB LIST— Per thousand, §Y2. Xo charge for packages. Adctr 



CARVER TARGET BALL CO., Greenville, Mercer Co., Pa. 



Maynard.Creedmoor..Ri|[s 



THE MAYNARD AHEAD! 



juib. 12. \m. 800 mot. ■ i jjub. ia. wl \ 



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