Rose*, twelve thousand acres of.399 
Robin*, plea lor. 71 
Klittbarb, cultivation ol.327 
Bcious, cu'Unc. 39!) 
Bert-iins, Evarercttn. 107 
Scml-Hurtlcimaral Matters, South.. 109 
Society. Unit. .Mass. HJ)<1 Wl*. Z3 
— — Missouri. 7 
— — Indiana.81 
— — low a. 39 
— — Chicago, officer* .ins 
— Pomoloelcal, National.311 
— Fruit Grower*, Western N. Y.. 
meeting.39, <7. B3 
— Pomoloulcal, Ohio, meeting of ,.88i) 
Slaughter of Committee Men.199 
Specimen trulls . 15 
Strawncrry Med, the. 47 
— Pnoductlvenen*. 167 
— New and Promising.199 
— riahtiiig.223 
— Seedling, Promising. 281 
— — New.263,971 
— Nlcanor. the.271 
— Wilson, West.271 
— Culture and Profit*.391 
Htrawberrlea, Homier*.207 
— Soil. 819 
Strings, how to get them.247 
StjnnshEs, save your .255 
Tar, Coal, not good lor trees.SS3 
Tomatoes .271 
— Keyes’ Early Prolific. 263 
— Who Introduced.103, 247 
— Tilden.779 
— My Experience.303 
Thinning Grape Vines.223 
Thorn, While, lor Hedge*.343 
Tree Training, Pari* Exposition.407 
— Cure.nllo, the.-...167 
— Dealers and Peddler*.*99 
Trees, Protect the. 7 
— on the Prairie*.23 
— Starved to death. 23 
— Sheep gnawing.. 23 
— DeClauo'1*, for private grounds.. 71 
— — Shade. 10 S 
— No more cheap.. . 95 
— Girdled by Mice. ill 
Cabbage, how to pickle. 
Cake, Pork.. 
— Hard Ginger. 
— Marble. 
— Cream Sponge ..39,176, 183.207 
— - l.oaf,. 
— Olive. 
— Fruit. 
— Cup ... 143 
— Buclu Griddle...143 
— OocoRunt. 
— Wedding. 
Pound......159 
— — Ginger....... 
— Snow. 
— Veil. 
— flu'rant. 
— Ocean. 
— Corn Starch.. 
— Sponge, California. 
— Ginger, good. 
— Chocolate. 
— Short. Strawberry and Apple 
— Molaases.207, 
— Cream. . 
— J.oar, Plain.. 
— Utica. 
— Tea.255 
— Corn Stsreh. 
— .Je'ly, White Mountain . 
— Gold and Silver . 
— Yellow,.' 
— Albany, Marble, White. 
— Orange, Railroad. 
— Plain.. 
— Railroad... 
— Lincoln.... 
— Baltin. 
Caramel. 
Cabbage, liow to Pickle.1 
Cookie*. Ammonia... 
Cltrou. To Dry. 
Cake*. Kr)*;t.23, 167 
— Molasses.. 2 
— Buckwheat. 
— Superior, Surprise, Clove, Caro¬ 
lina, custard. 
— Tlread and Griddle..."! 
— Pan .. 
Catsup, Tomato. 55 
Cense ill, Mending Vessels. . 
Cider. Making, Recipe, Good.. 
— To keep sweet . 271 
Corn, Green, to cure. 250 
— — to can... 
— — to keep... 
— Bread . 
Cotton, to Bleach. 
Dyeing Blue. 
Cookies, Excellent.167 
— Molasses.. 
Coffee. 
Sobi tltate for. 
— Ginger. 
folding Blue and Green. 
Cur turd, .. 
— Boiled. 
— Lemon.228, 
Cucumber*, Bottling... 
Cheese, Dutch and Cottage. 
Toasted,..,.. 
Chicken, steamed... 
— To Peer*. 
— h I* Terrapin.. . 
China. Broken, to rneud..'. 
Chlmncj#, To Clean. 
Chowder, Fish. 
Cr»ti;>erry Rolls... 
Crackers. Sngxr. ... 
Cream. Lemon, Raspberry, F,uit... 
— Me*....,.,... 
Cruller*.63, 
Day, Washing, ... 
De*s«rt, A Good . 
prop*. Peppermint. 
Kg* Mince file*... 
Kgg*. Liming. . 
— Pickled..... 
— Preserving. 
FaBai - % Cuiinary. 
Factory. Soap and Saleratus, Bab¬ 
bitt’*... 
Feather*. Ostrich. 
Flannel. Washing. 71 
Fluid, Washing,....jj, 
Fish Chowder... ...... 
Fritter*. Apple.I.!!..!.! 
Oyster.. 
Cream Pump. 
— Alderny, C, =nmpti<.,n.. 
Chameleon Porcupine.. 
Character,Carries a...... 
Children, Wi ini ing.. 
Ct outlet. The Game and Grounds 
Day. Wtif* 111 x 1 it Begin. 
D^ath of bleep...... 
rip - .. 
Diacoy.ry, Rosetta Stone. 
— or the Hiwawpp).. 
Poy«-ui*t! brie. cure for. 
Starling, Red Winged. 
Slalue o' Coro me w X. Y, 
Steel Radttay Track .. 
— Bbme-. . .. ". 
Story, a Remark*hie Fish. 
Loying Hearts. 20 ? 
Lullaby. 296 
M-.ry M«' 0 d IhtrCrosB eeride. 264 
May f>*y..164 
Memento Mori. 352 
Veixioitos.248 
Mildred Miriam.316 
Morning and Afternoon.400 
Music of the Sea. 2-18 
My Dream . ,..,..332 
— Neighbor'* Faults and Mine. 12 
— Wire.136 
— William .. 408 
Nature's Noblemen.132 
Night—Song in I-ent. 96 
Nothing to Do. 72 
Now atd Then. 62 
O Long Summer Days. 32-4 
— Woudi-rTul Sea.2 *8 
Obedience.,.,,,. ,235 
On the I Jake.. 210 
One Step More.392 
Onlv * Brook.. )05 
Our Unknown Dead. 244 
Out In ihe Clover..X 16 
Past and Present Times.G4 
— Pan ..384 
Peace, Bo RtfH . ,<« 
PeraeTfTHnee. 329 
Picturing......’. .312 
pTePei>t and Practice. 2:6 
nonrfse*. , . 320 
Put Hi* Bright Side Gut to Mother. .1:0 
Quss* innings.360 
Reader, Spare the Book.414 
Response to W hat Then.104 
Retrospective. 40 
Rose Bud...112 
Rowe*.160 
Science,... 73 
Seed Time. 1!<2 
Separated.!1”. .'.6 
Hi.ow-Flower ..44 
Snow t late . 392 
— Snow.....ill 
Som* t>*> 8 v....,2*4 
f?otniibo»'y * Dariinf........llfS 
Song of v - Camp.;.gw 
— Ourv.D .loo 
— for Children.409, S92 
Sowing and Reaping. 408 
gpi ng . 192 
Surmtier and Autumn. 336 
— Praise. 304 
Sumuit. gist 
Stand Like so Anvil..160 
Fwiet Mother. .360 
Sword an 1 Plow. 112 
The Barefoot Boy.138 
— Be*l Investment. 4H 
— Blacksmith's Wife,.... *3 
— Blue and the Gray. SBfi 
— Deal’ll of the Righteous.136 
— — of Sumn er.3*4 
— DyingChristian Father...,.120 
— Father Is Over All .,.,2u8 
— Fire on the Hearth.181 
— <Jr-eat Kut banter. 1 st 
— H-pfty Life . 2*0 
— Land of Lite. 112 
— L'-naan of the Water Mill. 172 
— Lightning King.256 
— Little Gi **ir-. .132 
— — Queen of the Wood*. 2 lli 
Long Ago.. 64 
— Lov. r . 23 
— Mother*.* Day-Dream. 2(0 
— Mountain Brook.412 
— Naughty Kitten.377 
— New and Old. 216 
— Ollier World.176 
— Rahhit on the Wall.119 
— Snow Bird’s Song.404 
EDUCATIONAL, 
Association, Teachers, New York . ?57 
Beautiful and True.. 225 
College, AgrlcuMnral,Michigan__ 17 
Discipline, Academic... 65 
Edncatiou, Rural Districts.. 81 
— Female. 129 
— Practical.,. 193 
— in France . . 225 
— Classic and Practical.329 
— Bureau of.3:9 
— ol Freedmen...361 
— Modern,.385 
— H> me and School.409 
Geography. ]I3 
cm. Napoleon. :?5 
Goven mem... 1 13 
Globa, OlmMal and Terrestrial_409 
Habits in School Room...4S9 
Kindness, Firm.193 
Law*, Natural.. . . 17 
Ladles, Young, Educating.118 
Meteorite*.... 129 
Ncwepap- rj, School Exercises.. 169 
Superintendents, School, Michigan. 193 
BurCicir ,i»rt Depth .329 
Science, Simplicity of. 49 
Sehoo vur'.r Book. 65 
— TcachlLg .129 
— System, New, the.361 
Schools. Free, Sending Children to.. 81 
Studv, l oo Much. 329 
— In Ohio. 139 
Shop Callosity. 193 
Tea. hers, Chapter on.385 
Teaching, Laws of. 65 
University, Cornell.225 
— Wisconsin-.257 
Woman, University Education of. ..189 
Dome, Ti e Washington Rotunda. 
Doodle Yankee, antiquity of._ 
Duck punting, Wild. 
Lu'v, ML aVen. 
Dye's, The Alne .I 
l)rvM..... 
— O.-lden Mean ; d. 
Economy, Female. 
Eider Down... 
KyenJglL, . 
Engine, Well Pomp.. . 
Fj cts Not Generally Known. 
FithiDg in India. 
S;re 1 tool Wash,Shingles. 
Fountain, Unproved Portable_ 
Good Night. 
GleatillU’*. Scientific... 
Great sdgbL of the World.. 
ilerdaman or th,- Alps.. 
Home of Washington. 
1 — SoeDCrv . 
Hoosler— Kentuckian. 
Ide*. An Ingenious. 
Illusion, Optical.,. 
Inteierts, Industrial. 
Inunliy, Ar'ificial. 
IiiRtrument*, Galileo... 
Iron, Cur ion* Property of. 
.lapaocBc Winter Costume. 
Knife Hand eg, C.-jnent for. 
Marriage, Itifluerce of.. 
— Cuiiowtie* Of. 
Mvtadou. The American. 
Map.. 
Man, L«,i gevity of. 
Manifes'nt on. Hpritual.. 
Meu. Great..... 
Meat at Breakfast . 
Metwors Tlieory of. 
Mood, Influence of. .. 
Mowing Machine Trial, Paris. 
Mountain Scene. Calitornia. 
Monument, Wasbington National 
Note* of a Trip South.. 
Olive*. Mount if.. 
Pantr-M opic t'axuyra. 
Parrot, Carolina... 
Partridge. Muderla. 
Peacock, The. 
Pencils, Keher's Lead. 
P'ShO. Car c Of. 
Pound Sterling. 
Photograph Printing. 
Prsirl* Dogs The ..... 
Queen Victoria. 
R«i I Road Speed, Facts About_ 
Relic*. Cuiluu*. . 
Raii Rond. Union Pacific—m»p... 
Kiosk, historic.. .177, 2 
hail Lillie City . 
Sea, Wonder* of. 
Seals, State*, Origin—Florida,..., 
— — — Mississippi. 
— — — Alabama. 
— — — Louisiana.. 
— — — ArkanKas. 
— — — Texas.. 
— — — Tenessce., 
— — — Kentucky. 
— — — Missouri.. 
— - - Ohio. 
— — — Indiana. 
— — — Illinois . 
— — — Michigan. 
— — — Iowa.... 
— — — Wisconsin. 
— — — Minnesota. 
— — — Kansas.. 
— — — West Virginia. 
— — — California. 
— — — Oregon. 
— — — Utah. 
— — — Poked States. 
— — — North Carolina,. 
— — South Carolina. 
— — — Georgia. 
— — — Virginia. 
— — — Maryland. 
— — — Delaware. 
— — — New York. 
— — — New Jersey. 
— — — Pennsylvania. 
— — — Massachusetts. 
— — — Rhode Island. 
— — — Connecticut. 
— — — Maine.. 
— — — New Hampshire. 
— — — Vermont. 
Senators’ Reiijing Room. 
Sewing Machine*, Parle.. 
silk Faint, The. 
P0ETEY. 
A Dream within a Dream. 
— Faded Flower. 
— False Step. 
— Fragment . 
— Harvest Scene. 
— June Morning... 
— Lady'* Yes .. 
— Lawyer'* ude to Spring. 
— Memory. 
— Midnight Hymn. 
— Morn in May. 
— Mother"* Prayer.. 
— Reflec’ion. 
— Keminlacenre. 
— Rest... 
— Sublime Lesson. 
— Tragic Story. 
— Wee ern Emigrant . 
— — W'tnxn'»Tribute... 
— Wife Wanted. 
— Winter Nught. 
— Won.an'r Tribute to a Poet.. .. 
Ahrflham and hi* Gaestg.. 
Afraid ... 
AfP-r...... 
— Chestnut*. 
— the Storm...-.. 
Amb:'ion .... 
Ab Km her Picture.. 
— Acrostic....... 
— Indictment.. 
Angel-Darling*... 
Anna Lee.. 
Anniversary of a Daughter’s Death 
Another Year... 
A (.art. 
A* Unto Thee. 
Aspirxtioo... 
At-Home Forever,...,. 
Baby Asleep_..... 
-■ Dropped Asleep. 
Beautiful Maude.. 
— Snow. 
Besuty... 
Beside the Sea.. 
Birdsong... .. 
Books f r the People. 
Brotherhood.. 
Catching Sun Beam*. 
Change. 
Chi er up Sad Heart*... 
Cmi ri»Ii Kii-dly Feelings. 
Christmas... 
Ctuistma> Eve.. 
ST0EY TELLEE, 
A Southern Sketch.., 
— True Storv. 
Amy Lester's Mistake. 
Beauty anil the Boast, 
Cbesa.... 
Closet,The Preserve.. 
Confinered, Who. 
Consumptive, The..’... 
— Labeling, new mode. 
— Forest and Shade,. 
— Planting, advice. 
— — Pear, lute and early. 
— Tardy Blossom!ng ... 
— Transplanting, tall grown.'.,...’ 
— Dwarf, what *Ha them f . 
— Apple, New England. 
— — 1? New England and Eastern 
New York. 
— Palm..... 
— Forest, transplanting,,. 
Travel*'- Bay Rcg1„i,.. 
Trellis, Wire, Straining . 
Trellialur Grape Vine.-.. 
Uvaritt frltofria. 
Varieties, Planting too many.’ 
Vegetable*, hslllng hv Weight. 
T •■(.;,-taiion, Quickening. 
\ IC-k's Catalogue, Ac. 
— Steel Establishment.! 
vitro*. Arbor.... 
VI n el and. New Jersey; 
Vine*, Pea, Trellis for. 
— Grape. 
— — for winter. 
— — Prolific. 
Watermelon, How to plant_ 
— Bo«t, the. 
Washes, Fruit Tree,. . . 
Wi-lgola Rouen... 
Wilo- Company, Lake Shore 
— anil Grape*.. 
— Plant, again . . 
— , Dindnes* of Calitornia. 
wine*, R‘fining new . 
Wqj k, Garden, orchard. 
Worm, Army, the., ... 
Whlfileiruc among Trees,..; 
Dykes. the Dutch.!!.!!....!.!!!!!! 
Economy, Mr. Hamilton'*. 
Entertainment. 
'.-.Hello I.a Vern,-. 32 
Frtirth of July,Gnr... _V.. 
Friend. M.v Bosom. . 
Gift Christmas. Rett* Gilbert's.... 
Gold Watch. The. 
Hsppei.nl, flow It. 
Heart's Hintory, The. 
Hie, thee. H, e . ’. 
Leaf. The Mntle. 
Letters, Millev'e.196, 2( 
Ltutor'e MLtaltc, Amy. 
LesKOn I .earned.,. 
1 I'e. Australian. 
Linking Two 1 hei»tir,a*-Tinjes..... 
Little Red Riding Hund. 
Madonna, Van DyckV..... 
M*-ad, Emily .... "07 
My Summer'* Work.. 
Oakville, Story of. 
Organist, The Mysterious.. 
Paid Off in his Own Coin.Si 
Letter*. Fix Love .. 
I’itt"res. Those Old. 
Resolution, The Wife'*.. 
Hiding Hood, Little Red. 
Ribbon, The Blue...!!!!. 
Bent by Expire**.” 
rketch, A South.- m. 
Sl;etche«. Karlv Days. 
Flipper. Liliv Mill’s. 
Story, A True. . 
Twni-tation, l outs Archer’*. 
The Preserve Chert. 
- Heart’* ULtOrt. 
- Hvrtle L«*f.. .. 
Wife's Resolution. 
Tomb the, ol Cheops . 
UoratLfied ; or, Mismated for Life 
Visit to New York, Mr West's _ 
Whiskers, How 1 I.o*t My.. 
Whutan Engineer Told. 
Wrecked... 
Complaint.34* 
Coitsntment...3,38 
Con va escence.... .152 
Ci-rt nf Conquest .136 
Culinary Couplets..359 
Daisy Dean.416 
I'e profundi*.3K4 
Departing Winter.,... 9(1 
Do What You Can. 366 
You Kcioemher . 28 * 
Dream oft.i e Young Winter Night... 16 
Drilling. 12 d 
Driving Home the Co»*. .166 
Ember Picture. 22 H 
Equinrctiul... 320 
Faith, An Acrostic.352 
Farmer's Home.148 
FUniug Away.340 
Foloerj Hand*.2,'.0 
Forever .it Home... 81 
‘»i-m* of Verse...28 
Ifiring. .400 
Going Slone.368 
Goo Night.57. 80 
Habit.21* 
Happiest Days ..376 
Happy Women_1. 37 « 
Her Head on M.v Shoulder. 96 
Hope and Memory.100 
How They Quarreled. 225 
Hvmn., .. 344 
lb Memonaoi. 92 
— Straw berry Time.224 
— To Domino Confldo.128 
— Th.-iukfulnoss...376 
— the Summer Time. 2 t;o 
Kiridnea*.33, 192 
Kit and 1.297 
Lie-line Beauty. 312 
I'M;*. Pass . 49 
Life .184,3fiS 
— Storms... 88 
Lightning King.246 
Lines on a Little 1 ady... 9 
— To a Rich Young Lady.48 
TO Ode Who Don't Deserve Them 48 
Little Children. .....337 
— Plaid Bun-Bonnet.... 385 
Love is Life.. 372 
— One Another. 89 
Snow-Flower. 
Summer Land 
Twn Armies 
- Villages ..., 
— Unwise Choice. 8 
— Voice .144 
— Voie.eleM ..36 
— World would be the Better for It.252 
Through the Limves. 261 
To a Friend.344 
— an Indian Gold Coin..104 
— Kill ll,„. .. 4118 
— Lime. 48 
— Lucy.....48 
— Martha... 48 
— My Mother . 320 
— the Summer Wind.304 
To "lay and To-morrow.220 
Toil and Paradise.J 80 
Trootiug. 188 
Tree P.ety. 272 
Lp Hill.240 
— In the Bar d. 1*8 
Ugclutg. .272 
Un«i*e Choice. 8 
yerburn Sat. 60 
Vina-Del-Mur. 8 
Waiting. 16 
Wanted, a Husband. 16 
DOMESTIC ECONOMY, 
Apple Sauce, old fashioned.. 
Apples, drying. 
Asparagus, how to cook. 
Barrel*, citlnr, to cleanse_ 
— pork, to sweeten.. 
Bannock, New England. 
Bui Ik, ham, to make. 
Reef, cutting and preserving, 
— steak, cold, how to use... 
— curing without brine. 
Beer, hop....... 
•— L> make. 
Med Bugs, salt them. 
Beeswax, bleaching. 
Biscuit, Graham. 
•— raised... 
— soda. 
Bounce. Cherry..! 
Blue, to color. 
Bread, brown, steamed. 
— salt rising. 
— v heat... 
— to make.. 
— brown, to make. 
— Indian. 
— Graham. 
— and Crackers, good. 
— dyspepsia. 
— cake. 
FYosiln; lor f'.,ke..... 
FrulK canning.., . 2 ! 
— Preserving, no sugar. 
— Dried, to protect from worms. 
Gems. Graham... 
Gingerbread, Foft.7.55,2 
Grout. Currant. 
llnm and Kgre, Fried.. 
Honey, ArtlDClu). 
Information. Usefnl. 
Ink, Black, Good... 11 
— Blue, to make . 
.Jelly. Apple, to make. 
— Lemon. 
— Currant. 
Jellies, Preserve bom Mould. 
Lemons, to keep moist. 
Linen, to colnx,..... 
Lout, Indian.. 31 , / 
51i,chine. Knitting, Premium. 
— Sewing. Premium. 
— Wnimipg. Doty's .. 
Marmidnile, Orange. 
Meringue, Apple.. 
Meat Fresh, to keep....... 11 
— Curing. 
Metbegelln, To Make. 
BI 0 GEAPHI 0 AL. 
USEFUL, SCIENTIFIC, &c, 
Advocate*, Original Temperance 
Andrew, Ex-Governor. 
Arnold. Benedict, a Relic. 
Bismarck. Count, Portrait. 
Cnnkliug. Roncoe.. 
Farmer, Historic Note .... 
Franklin, Benjamin. 
— Sir John... 
Garbutt William, Death of 
Howe, Eha*. Jr........ 
Livingstone, David. 
Maximilian.......... 
Memorial A. Van valor... 
Monck, Lord. 
Pesbody, George. 
" >• VV ait the Blessed Thousand Years 40 
Weiglilng the Baby ..273 
What. 36 $ 
— Tnau. .. b 
— — Response. 104 
When l am Old. .in; 
— Lifr'e Toil is Over. 224 
Who are th» Bluet.192 
Whom Frrut We Love. 396 
Woman.272 
Woman'* Heart..3*4 
— Tribute to a Poet.168 
Wrinkle*.. 3 C 4 
Young Winter Night, Dream of. 16 
Stone, Flexible. ..!!!.’.’.’. !!.. 
St.on»;i Precious, What Made of. 
Buoshiua in the. Heart <---d Home 
boierco ami Skill ou the Farm_ 
-— rhyifciil. 
— Simplicity.. .! 
Scene- 11 Capital, Washington .!! 
— s-siDtij. nd.... 
Shod*, Alutui. 
shoddy. What is it...!. 
SpecuUilotMt. t.'i olugical. 
Spider, What He Eat*. 
Riston, Adelaide... 
S'edKOwick, Catharine M 
Smida and Willis. 
Ward. Artemus.. 
Wale*. PrinceNi of. 
Willis, N. P.. 
Yeung, Brigham. 
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Its annual prospectne. Of its great agricultural merit 
there can be no question. While a remarkable ability 
and tact is shown in its editorial management, its 
typography and presB work ie beautiful, nothing being 
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tion* of topic* treated. Its pages take a wide range 
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Wo are glad that, a paper of so mnch worth ie so gen¬ 
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admirable. While ignoring any political bias, it atMj 
lets Its renders know, briefly, all of Importance trans¬ 
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plain and practical, and develops an unquestioned 
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people are decidedly sharp, and are uot likely to 
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beauty. The Rural gives a careftilJy digested sum- recall is the unparalleled success which Moore’s 
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engravings, music, and puzzles for the youngsters, the people. Mr. Moore persists in making it the 
it is a complete paper in all its departments, and best agricultural and family paper published in this 
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country or the world; and this pre-eminence has Literature, etc. To farmers, such a sheet is invaln- 
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Mr. Moore ought to make a fortune ont of his 
The best Agricultural Newspaper in America.— journal, and we trust he will, for he is helping to make 
Ladies' Repository , Gin. the fortune of the country.—Ohio Statesman. 
The Rural has no superior as a Family News¬ 
paper. Ail who are in favor of and would promote 
| “ Progress and Improvement” in Agriculture, Horti¬ 
culture, Domestic Economy, Education, and Rural 
Life, should use their influence In behalf of tint Prac- 
| deal, Useftii, Instructive and Pure Literature con¬ 
tained iu Moore’s Rural New-Yorker, in prufer- 
| ence to the trash and humbug so prevalent and dcle- 
, terious to the minds and true interests of the People 
and Community. 
Those who contemplate subscri¬ 
bing for this valuable paper, either singly or by clnbs, 
should do so at once, in order to commence with the 
new volume.— 'Tribune, Medina, -V. Y. 
Moobe’b Rural New-Yorker. —This excellent 
weekly journal has deservedly an Immense circula¬ 
tion, as it Ib an authority on all agricultural subjects, 
besides being an excellent Literary and Family 
Newspaper for the couutry. It prints an edition of 
75.000 .—American Artisan. 
We know of no journal that we can so highly com¬ 
mend to onr readers as the IG ral. As a family paper 
it has no equal. No farmer or mechanic should be 
without It .—Economist, Markham , C■ W. 
Mr. Moore deserves the most liberal success, for 
his journal is doing more good to the world, in the 
advancement of agricultural science and wealth, than 
any similar paper.— Gazette, Le Roy, iY. Y. 
A model paper for the farmer’s family. If we 
were to start a periodical again it would be in imita¬ 
tion of the Rural Ne w-Yorker.—Aw. Agriculturist- 
The Rural New-Yorker is like a honey-comb 
having sweets in every cell.— N. E. Farmer. 
Moore's Rural is fnll of variety, original and 
select. Wc confess to a surprise at the variety and 
richness of its contents, hountiftilly illustrated as it 
is. No paper on our list comes so near our- ideas of 
perfection, for a secnlar family paper. It maintains 
a high moral standard.—AVw York Observer. 
From quite small beginnings, Mr. Moore has built 
up a business of an immense amount, and now fur¬ 
nishes to many thousands of readers the best Agricul¬ 
tural paper in the United States. We are glad to 
chronicle the growing popularity of this excellent 
paper.— Jlatavia. Republican Advocate. 
The frequency with which we publish extracts 
from the Rural shows our own appreciation of it. 
Eminent writers contribute to it.—AT. Y. Eve. Post. 
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