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NEWS CONDENSER, 
| ) U It ANNUAL CUKIULAU 
Describing onr 
Steam and Horse l'ower Tliresh> 
iu?r Machines, 
la now out, and will be mulled to all who may write 
Cor it. YKO ?fc' 8 H 0 RMA KKU, Richmond, Ind. 
— The Kentucky tobacco has been frost-bitten. 
— Philadelphia Is twenty-two miles long. 
— New Pork is twelve miles long. 
— The small pox has reached Troy, N. Y. 
— Baltimore is to have a morgue. 
— St. Paul's mis gave out on the 16th ult. 
— False alarms of Are disturb Schenectady. 
— The spotted fever is prevalent in Clay, N. Y. 
— The peach buds in Kansasaro looking finely. 
— Keokuk, Iowa, held it3 city election on the 
5th inst. 
— Quincy, Ill., is prey to a band of pick¬ 
pockets. 
— Troy, N. Y., ice dealers have a large stock 
on hand. 
— The Massachusetts State tax levy for 1869 is 
$1,128,023. 
— Sixty Cashmere goats have been taken to 
Colorado. 
— In the Northwestern States there are 500,000 
Norwegians. 
— The annexation feeling is on the increase in 
Nova Scotia. 
— A $200,000 opera house is to be erected In 
Portland, Me. 
— During 1863 Cincinnati expended $184,000 for 
street cleaning* 
— The new city of Auburn, Mo., Is eighteen 
miles iu length. 
— The bridges of the N. Y. Central K. B. are 
being examined. 
— Glean has raised $1,500 to mako the Academy 
free to the town. 
— In Paris there is one physician to each thou¬ 
sand inhabitants. 
— Philadelphia has just procured a thousand 
English sparrows. 
— The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention 
will meet July 14. 
— Eggs are a drug in the Savannah market at 
ten cents a dozen. 
— Green oast U\ Ind., is putting $15,000 into a 
new school-house. 
— The one hundred miles of sowerago in St. 
Louis cost $2,9*7,505.78. 
— Tlie Illinois State University declines to 
admit female students. 
— Allegany county, N. Y., paid $10,183 to main¬ 
tain her poor last year. 
— The two Pacille Kailroadsare within twen¬ 
ty-six miles of each other. 
— The fishermen of Buffalo report much lee 
and few fish in Lake Erie. 
— A Gorman colony has bought 20,000 acres of 
North Carolina for $30,000. 
— The St. Louis Democracy will run no ticket 
for the coming city election. 
— The Ottawa Board of Trade has passed reso¬ 
lutions favoring Bcciprocily. 
— Boston’s debt, is nearly $4,000,000 greater 
than it was eight months ago. 
— In Salt Lake City a suit of clothes may be 
bought for six bushels of oats. 
— A mild form of scarlet fever prevails among 
the children in Yonkers, N. T. 
— The Camden and Amboy Bail road wishes to 
increase its capital to $3,IXM,000. 
— A new church has just been completed by 
the Arethodist* of Napoli, N. Y. 
— The first “North River shad” was caught 
off Staten Island on the211li nil. 
— Two million dollars are invested in circuses, 
menageries, &c., in this country. 
— California boasts an ox-hide containing one 
hundred and forty-five square feet. 
— The Government yet owes betweeu four 
and live millions of unpaid bounties. 
— Batavia has subscribed $50,000 toward a man¬ 
ufactory of agricultural Implements. 
— A $30,000 hotel Is to he built, on the lake shore 
near Fluvanna, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. 
— It is anticipated that we shall havo an un¬ 
usual immigration of Swedes this year. 
— The Dos Moines, Iowa, police force of five 
men is said to be inadequate to its work. 
— Certain Celestials are about starting a fire¬ 
cracker manufactory In East Tennessee. 
— Another hotel is to be erected lids summer 
at Niagara Fulls by a New York comp tny. 
— The Memphis freedmen havo over $17,IKK) 
deposited In the Freed men’s Savings Hank. 
— About fifty Texans appeared before the 
Reconstruction Committee on the 30th ult. 
— A Cincinnati express driver was kicked by 
his horse and instantly killed, on the 28th ult. 
— St. Petersburg was recently delighted by a 
song iu Russian from pretty little Pattl-Oaux. 
— Warsaw, N. Y., Is without water works, fire 
engine, hook and ladder truck,hose carriage, Ac. 
— A New Albanian has been t wo years con¬ 
structing a checker board oonUiluiug 0,431 pieces. 
— From Bunker Hill Monument may be seen 
two chimneys equal in height to the monument 
itself. 
— A Peoria, 111., negro required an express 
wagon and [six men to take him to the station 
house. 
— A Davenport, Iowa, man has been missing 
for ten days, and the police can’t find his where¬ 
abouts. 
— A Ballston (N. Y.) blacksmith was recently 
tarred and feathered for not providing for his 
family. 
— On the 30th ult., a car load of convicts were 
sent from the Sing Sing to the Clinton State 
Prison. 
— The first cargo of gypsum ever received at 
San Francisco recently arrived from the Sand¬ 
wich Islands. 
— At a recent fox hunt, near St. Louis, the 
hounds forgot the fox and persisted in following 
the horsemen. 
— One hundred Chicagoans have secured 
rooms in Boston during the week of the grout 
Peace Concert. 
— Scarlet fever is ravaging the vicinity of 
Momence, Ill., and carrying off three or four 
children a day. 
— The New Orleans Chamber of Commerce 
aro discussing ttio question of making all cotton 
sales on a gold basis. 
— The Vicksburg Herald says that foxes, 
panthers and wild-cats are becoming numerous 
in Warren county, Mis 
O A LEM GRAPE, 
kA Large vines for Immediate bearing. Plants in 
•mail or large quantities, at reduced prices. 
THE SAbliM Is best Of all the '* Rogers Hybrids.” 
Tun SALEM Is of very high quality. 
TuK SALEM IS pronounced “tlio beat out door 
grape.” 
Tun Salem Is early,ami productive. 
Tuw Salem is hardy, and vigorous. 
The saeiim Is large, and showy for market. 
Our stock warranted genuine 
T. L. HARRIS. Salem-.n-EvIe, 
Brootun, N. Y. 
For Circular and terms, address 
I, li. BABCOCK, Agent, 
Loekport, N. Y., 
nun,, in unworn 
Raspberry ivanta. (ie<i. iitii.tr i fear, sen 
.... ___|i|,5n per dor/m, *10 pel; 100. Davidson's 
Thornless $1,60 per il. x.'o, fb pevlW. Seneca bleeii- 
cap.fi pumiOJL.flti per f*3, 1 looliUle Raspberry, cOota. 
perrtoj:.,$h50t.er W0. .iyctiRUA (Knox’s iOOi Strawber- 
.* Cts., $1,60 per 100, lt7.au per 1,000 by ex- 
'russ ’unpaid ) All plants warranted true to name, 
lufe iii rival guaranteed, and now but uooii plants seut 
ut. pi other vote ties. Price list/rcc. 
1(J02-M M. N. WILSON, M.tcedon, N. Y. 
TA U 15 15 B Y 
" Cluster R..,,.:,.., 
ray eireiihitO $1,50 per ’'orem ,$10 pe^Ult 
cap, $2 per if. 
pf*r rlny & 
ry, 15 plants 
r PQE NEW METHOD 
1 FOR THE FIAXfO FORTE 
Ry WILLIAM MASON (the distinguished pianist,,) 
and E. S. ItOADLY, Is a great improvement upon all 
previous works, and Is used and recommended us 
snob by tlio beat touchers. It preserves what was 
valuable In previous bonks, and adds many now feat¬ 
ures. it is the only modern I'lano Forte Instructor 
published, presenting the technics of modern Plano 
Forte playing. It la easier to teach ami learn from, 
mid secures more rapid and thorough progress 111 an 
any other book. No teacher of the Plano Forte can 
afford to do without its aid. It Is the best book for 
beglnliors and the best for those who have made 
progress. Price $4. To facilitate Its examination by 
teachers, wo will, nnlil July 1st, send a single- copy to 
tiny toaclierof the Phuio Forte, by mail, postage paid, 
for half price, turn dollars. An edition is published 
with European Fingering, and one with AUKIUOAN 
FtNCIKKING. 
Published by MASON BROTHERS, 
161 Tremout St., Boston, filk! Broadway, New York. 
u u o s r & co., 
GENESEE VALLEY NURSERIES, 
Rorlie«t«r, N. 
Offer for pate this spring n large assortment of 
.Standard and Dwurl Fruit trees. 
Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Ac. 
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Ac. 
Our Stock Is vet v extensive, and we can fill nearly 
all orders on the shortest notice. Catalogues sent on 
application. 
No. 1, Descriptive of Fruits. 
No. 2, do. Ornamental Trees, Boses, Ac. 
No. », do. Green House and Bedding out Plants, 
No. 4, Wholesale, for Nurserymen and Dealers. 
STANDARD WARRANTED. 
BA ecu & sons, Bulb Max rue actr kerb, 
Office No. 20South Dulnwarn Avenue, Philadelphia. 
T’lie merits of thl* BoNB Manure its nil effectu tl, 
prompt, utid economical application for largely In¬ 
creasing the yield Of Coi'fw, HATH, POTATOES, Dot's, 
TOBACCO, VBQKTABI.KH, mol every KfKnri mid Gac¬ 
hev CKO!*, lire known, acknowledged mill appreci¬ 
ated by tlftmsanusofour leading ngijciiltiiristH,from 
It constant use of more (ban 16 years. 
Wo now offer to FAltMKUg mid |)|: ALEHd Mils RAW 
Rove Manure ns having been highly improved with¬ 
in the past year. A'ni hnniic in lYfli 
I !'•' LOCAL Die s LEII.s will lie found In tdl llie Cities 
and Important Towns throughout. Do- country, to 
whom Fanners will please apply early, to liisuro 
spring supplies. 
trf~ The well known ” TRADE MARK " will be found 
00 every Rag and Barrel. 
IP' JYli Vlmrji i fur PaoJcitoc. 
WANTED TO EN G A 1415—A MARRIED 
If man who understands the Nursery business 
for a term of years. An opportunity seldom offered. 
Address G. A. Cl (AM HKTlfi, 
H7 Dearborn fit., Chicago, III- i 
/ I RAPE VINKS, Ac., CHEAP !-I AM 
* T selling lotm NO, l at $H per 100, $110 par 1,000; Con¬ 
cord, one and two years Old, from $.10tg $60 per $1,00(1. 
Ollier varieties equally low. Clark, Philadelphia and 
Davison's Thornless Raspberries, $0 per 100, $76 per 
1,000. Strawberry plants In quantities very low. Send 
for Circular, 8. J. ALLIS, North East, Pa. 
riUTE BOITOINQT ST It A W HE It It Y, Sur- 
B passing the Wilson In prndueltTennS!*— earlier, 
linger, morn solid mid every way better, .sen Pro¬ 
ceedings of Horticultural Society, at. Cntumlms, O., 
in RttttA i. n itw-YimiiKii of jun.U, 1809. Sent, free by 
mail at $2 per dozen. Address E. WKLLH, 
Ml. Veraou, Knox Co„ Ohio. 
15ltESH AND GEIUHNH 
I GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. 
FEIIRE, BATtiUELUER & CO., 
•231 Main St., ... - Springfield, Dines., 
SEEDSMEN AND ri*OIlIST3. 
In order tit Introduen our seed* as extensively as 
possible, wo shall continue our very liberal induce, 
mente to purchasers. The following oollectlons aru 
put, up In the most liberal manner, and contain choice 
seeds of the finest and most useful sorts: 
COLLECTION FLOW Kit S1CWUM No. 1 contains 
twenty varieties of choice Annuals. .$1 (X) 
COLLECTION FLOWKH HEEDS No. 2, twenty 
varieties of choice Biennials sftid Perennials... 1 00 
COLLECTION FLOWER SEEDS No. 5, fifty va¬ 
rieties Annual*. Biennials mid Perennials...... 2 50 
COLLECTION VEGETABLE HEEDS No. 1 con¬ 
tains twontv varieties. . 1 00 
COLLEPTION VEGETABLE SEEDS No.2con¬ 
tains forty-dve varieties.. .. ... ... .. 2 00 
The above will he Mint by mall, post-paid, to any 
address. For a more Complete list of IVd’Icrr a lid Vrni ■ 
table inul x, see onr Illustrated Catalogue ami Vegeta. 
Me and Flower llnvvtnn Manual, price 10 Ct8. Our 11- 
lust rated Catalogue of Plants, Fruit and Ornamental 
'frees, Ac., Is now ready, and will bu mailed to all up- 
plieauls enoloslug 5 els. Address 
FERRE. HATi'll Et.DKIt A CO., 
231 Main Ht., Springfield. Mass. 
M T, V 15 It N O IN I It O N W O It li S , 
(Established 1833,) Manufacture 
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, 
from 1(1 to LOOO liorae-poivor. 
PORTABLE ENGINES AND CIRCULAR SAW¬ 
MILLS. 
so complete that they are put in operation In three 
days' I line. 
PORTABLE GRIST - MILLS AND BOLTS. Mer¬ 
chant and i htulixm F mid king MILLS complete, with 
drawings for hull,linn* and null ** right* t.i creel and 
put them in operation. Terms liberal; satisfaction 
guaranteed. 
CIRCULAR HAWS, RUBBER AND T,FATHER 
BELTING, and MILL FURNISHING 
GOODS in stock. 
For estimates mid circulars, address 
C. ,v ,1. COOPER A Co., ,\it,. tywiion, Ohio. 
Branch Office ami Warehouse, No. 83 Michigan Ave., 
Chicago, III. 91'6-GtCo 
JHsceltaneous , 
17011 HALE DOOLITTLE'S HLACK-CM 
F Raspbcrrv Plants, 25 cts. per dor.eii, $1.60 per liuu 
dreil, $10 per thousand. ORRIN MANSFIELD, 
iwi-2t Hlndsburgh, Orloan* Co., N. Y. 
I STIC IV TO Til 15 MOCKING BIRD. 
j The Priilrlo Whlstlo and Animal Imitator cap bo 
t, is made to imitate tlio songs of 
used bj a oh lid . 
overv bird, the neigh or a horse, the bray of an ass, 
tlio grunt of a hog! birds, bem.i.* nrnl snakes lire on 
.•limited mid entrapped by It, la used by Dan Bryant, 
i-hurley While, and all tin* Minstrel** and Warblers. 
Ventriloquism can lie learned in three days by its 
aid. Rent, anywhere upon receipt of 25 cts.; three 
for 69 ets.; $l.'.'A per doyen. 
A. .1 HITCHCOCK, 118 Fulton St., New York. 
i N El'll URBAN ANTIDOTE! THIS Tl- 
tie applies to Dr. WinkLoWk Lit Kit ' Mil Stom¬ 
ach LoZl'Mi H. Everybody lilies It, tlio sink relish it, 
mid li m effect In eases of obstinate constipation, lul- 
liiuis colic, ludlgosMop. and liver complaint. Is far 
more HUlUtarv llinn (bat of any other afteralive and 
corrective. WhulOSlllo Agent, JOHN F. 11ENRV, 
21 Park Ro\y, New York. 
iJALKNBIRS WANTED To Ten vel n nil Hell 
D by Hiiuiplti. Uoud wages guaranteed. Address, 
with stamp, E. N. GRATTAN ,t CO., 
imill-H 327 Chestnut lit., Philadelphia. 
JOHN H. COLLINS. MOORI.XTOWN. N. 
vl Jersey, Is largely engaged in growing Berries for 
Market, and Plants for-ale. Bond lor Descriptive 
Catalogue and low urines. 
riONO V15 ICS COLONS A I, A SPA It A- 
\_y gus, Crosby’s Sweet. Corn. Sldell’s Solid Mam¬ 
moth Tomato, Ac., Ac., &c., are described In our 
New Descriptive 
M edina iron works, 
MEDINA, ORLEANS CO., N. Y., 
J. VV. MOU N'l’, 1'mprielor. 
Works rxtenOltnofrom Vannt, foot Cross St., to liacc St. 
VELOCIPEDES, of three kinds; Wood-Sawing 
Machinery, of all kinds and sizes; Wood HpUtiovs ; 
Horae Powers, three kinds: Mowing Machines: 
Scroll PAWs; Hub-Boring Machines - iinVnveil Apple 
Grilldilr; R.itehel. Cider Screws; Wine ftorewr, Juelc 
Screws; Cheese Screws ; Vice Heiews ; Cotton Plant¬ 
ers; I’ljl.Atil Planters; Potllln DlrgniS, straw Cutters; 
Vegetable Cut lers ; Field Rollers; Garden Rollers ; 
Tallow Presses; Citldruu Kulllus; Plows, Scrapers ; 
Culli valors, Ac., Ac. 
f iC Send for Illustrated Deserlptlvn ( irenlar and 
Prine List. PleaseacVlress J, \v, MOUN’I', 
p. o. Box 211. (ftu-tf) Medina, N. V. 
which will bo forwarded to all applicant*. Address, 
R. U. ALLEN A CO., 
I*. O. Box870, Now York City. 
O U It A N N U A I, I I<* T. 
A PACKET 
of the 3fri n’mi. Sweet Corn, (the sweetest and most 
tomler variety known,) will bo sent, for ,/b's emt.i in 
stamps, to pay for onvelopen and postage. Also, If 
llesired, will send our Illustrated Desert pi I ve Cutti- 
logueof Choice flood Potatoes and Bare Vegetable 
Seeds. Apply betoro April 16th to 
L. D. SCOTT & CO., Huron, Ohio. 
/ \NAC15 ORANGE NEED, NEAV, $15 
" " bushel. 
USAGE HEDGE PLANTS, first clnss, JO, (101), $25. 
OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS, extra, 1II.IHHI, $311. 
Iti>OTGRA F'l’H - A PPUKilOjUK), ;C.O. PbaH, I,IKK). 
PE A I'll, In bud. UALK'8 15 a u i. v, Ail., soperb stock, 
i,me, $yy. 
BLACKBERRY-KtTTATtNNV, 1,000, $30; LAW- 
TON, 1,000, $211, 
iu, ACK BERRY—Wilson's Earl v, strong plants, 
1,000. $35. 
STRAWBERRY—JtlOITNiiA, Boydi-in’s 30, Ciias. 
DoW NLVil. 
STRAWBERRY ,\i ton IRAN Bekii lino, lino late, 
100, *15. 
STOCKS, per 1,000, first class —Apple, $5; Pear, 
$20; QPINPB. 
SEEDMNGS—I'ine, Spruce, Black walnut, 
Larch, Ac. 
seedlings [Silver ouSorr .maple, one foot, 
i,IHKI, $3. 
BOX DWA RF, for edging, I.IXM, $15, 
ROSES, own roots, three elr.es, IjOOO, $60, $75. $100. 
BOSE—Marshal Nikl, superb new yellow, 100, 
$13 to $20. 
GltEKNHOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS, iO 
houses full. 
KA M1E, TRITOM AS, L1LIK8, PHLOXES, DAH¬ 
LIAS, Ac. 
Beiul 10 cents for three Spring Catalogues. 
i''. K. PiUKNLY, 
1000-it Bloomington, McLean Co., Illinois. 
jYI A K V 1 A .V C O . * S 
AI.U3YI AND DRY TLASTER 
Fire and Ml nr y la* 
C E E l> O A .T 8 . 
to , ' . 
Wanted — Good 
SEED O 
of tlio best varieties. Address 
f IA H K LITTLE HI ANT IIGRHL-I'OlVKIt 
I lias been In mm find highly uppinved (or over 
three tears. R Is simple, durable, compact, cheap, 
easily loaded mill moved about by I wo men ; weight , 
050 lbs.; Is vii!\mh(n for Tlires|ijng, Rawing \V""d. 
Fliurntiig. Ginning Cotton, or where power Is wanted 
from one to four liorses. Send for circular. 
JOHN AV. t.lUINCV,!)8 William SI , New York, 
n A It ITI HISS AND (• A ltDKN I5KS 
ABE TILE MOST DESIRABLE FUR QUALITY 
FINISH AND PRICE, 
t,,,,,,,,,,,,, (No. 205 Brnndway, New York, 
u o, ,, ™ No. 7'M Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
W AII EtlOlTHEH, ( N -„ luJ 0{i| , k Ht... Dlevelm.d, Ullie.l 
W ANTED AGKNTH To Hell Hie Ai.iei- 
ICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price $25. The 
simplest, eheiqiest mid best Knitting Machine ever 
invented. Will kntt'JOjXK)stltchc* per minute, Libe¬ 
ral Inducements to Agenta. Addross Auiai. Knit- 
tino Machine Co., Bosnia, Moss., or hi. Louis, Mo. 
Do you wish to DOUBLE YOUR CROPS t 
Do you want EARLY and LARGE VEGETABLES? 
Do you want IM.M ENSE DROPS of ONIONS? 
Do vou want all tills AT A LESS EXPENSE THAN 
USING BARN-YARD MANURE? 
Then hay the DOUBLE REFINED POUOKETTE. 
Bond for a Pamphlet to 
TUK LODI MANUFACTURING CO., 
Box 3,139, N, V. P. O. 
Ofticb, fifiCnrtlnndt street, N. Y. 1901-31, 
if INERAL \V A T 15 It . 
JHISSISQUOI 
SPRING WATER, 
FOR HALE BY PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS, 
CURES CANCER, 
J^OSTBR’S FERTILIZER AND GRAIN 
I Sower, with or without harrow attachment 
AGENTS WANTED. 
For t ree doftoi Iptlvo Oirmilnr*. address 
IW-t f OSBORNE, FOSTER A CO., Palmyra, N. V. 
lUUUlUBKR PIC1ULES IN BRINE. 
j Medium size; eHm quality. Price $1 per umi. 
UKI2-2t F. E. FABHE l’T. Aahtiibula, Ohio 
B est pulverizing harrow in use. 
Sovmtiiing new. ion can Uv n on u>nr own 
farm before paying for if. Send for circular. 
PMMKHKI1.I, PLOW WORKS, 
loot-It, Peoliskill N. V., Or Cleveland, Olilo. 
fllllE Tiuilto Emery Wheel I’uii* Pnm, «loew 
I not,gla/.o,gum,heat oiHiuell,and is cheap. For cir¬ 
culars i^dresR Tub TanitbCo.,S troiiiiHburg, Pa. 
SALESMEN WANTED l»y n Bfunnfticturing 
H Oo., to travel and sell by sample a new line of 
goods. Situations permanent : wages good. II. II. 
HIOUARlia A Co., 41a Chpstnut ot-, Philadelphia, Pa. 
17 If A IS ft O N I A II A S I' Ot 15 if (I v 
I 1 Plants. Thin I* AvnbMens llie best and most 
profitable rod raupberry for market uulI are. Plants 
from the celebrated fruit. I'm in of (lie late J. D Bliu 
lor, are now offered for sale by the doiceii, hundred 
or thousand. Plants warranted line to name No 
Other varieties gl ow a on our grounds. Part ies wish- 
lug ten to twenty thousand will Im dealt with on 
liberal terms. ITloh per dozen, $1 ; per hundred, f-J; 
per thousand, $20. Address .Mrs, J. I), SHULER, 
I.ockport, N. Y. 998-81 
Educational , $c, 
IAMTIIRA F 15 M A L 15 UOLLI5G15. 
Vj A BiTPKttlllU OOLLKGH and a MOlIKI, CIIIIIN- 
riAN tiOMK. Courses of Study both Ifetiahn and 
EelectU'. Terms very moderate. Advanlages unsur¬ 
passed. Next session opens January 27tb. 
Address REV. A. IV. COXVLEB. D D., 
President, Elmira, Chemung Co., New York. 
OUIII5N CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS, 
CURES SCROFULA 
AND ALL THE 
Impurities or the Illood , 
AND IS THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR 
BRIGELIT’S 30 IBB ABE, 
AND OTHER 
(JHM1 FOIl PHI OK LIST OF LOW 
li prices of rUt/uts and J'otatou. Large stock Of 
them on hand, and I en remit what price others sell 
at, no mini rim undersoil me for the same iimilltv of 
stock. Btrawhniry, Raspberry,BlackImrry,('urranl h, 
Gooseberry, Grapes, mid Early Hose.Goodrich and 
Harlgon Potatoes, iu small or large quantities. Also 
Root Cuttings, by llie dozen. 100, 1.000 or 10,000. 
OW-tf THOB.C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
I I LI.HJ 1)15 H E BJ INAII Y. A FA 111 ILY 
I Hohnol for Boys. Nor walk. Conn. 
1U(I!-M. Dr. J. 0. Fl'I'Uft, Prlnelpitl. 
gf’ftv Publications, Sfc 
I U ST I* I' I* I, I Nil 15 D. HOW TO 
rf HEAD CHAR A ?1TER A New 1 tjLUSTB AT-Wi 
lluitd-Book of i'll n unoi.ijuy mid Phymiognom y, 
for the use of SludentM mid Examiners: with n De¬ 
scriptive Chart for marking, and upwards of 17(1 En¬ 
gravings. Price, pest-pa id, in muslin, $1.28; In paper, 
t-i. II. t\ ELLS, ruble lo-r, >9 Bread way, N \ 
Stork , Poultry , Sfc 
P IM/,15 ALDERNEY COWS, BUI,I,SAND 
Heifers, from imported stock. Imported and prize 
native poultry and ergs. Bend stamp for circular. 
Buy the Stanilard of Excellence, containing Tull de¬ 
scription of every variety of poultry. Price 60 cents. 
1900-lt, J.M. HA LSI’ED, Rye, N. V. 
One pound EARLY TIOSE sent hy mull, postpaid, 
$1; 4 pounds KAH.LV KOBE, sent hy mail, postpaid, 
$3. Best Spring Wheat In the world; tho earliest 
and most productive Com ; wonderful y lebllug Outs— 
white umi black weighing Li pounds to the bushel; 
Spring Burley; Grass Seeds; Fowls; Eggs; Hogs, 
the great Feed Cutter. Mend Tor the KXPKRIMEN- 
TAL FARM .IGURNAI, most, mttiuihlf Magit im (a- 
xned, (it. flits conntru only $1.69 per year. Subscribe 
If you want to make your Farm pay. Address 
1001-It GEO. A. DEITZ, t’liambersbiirg, I’ll. 
' j ’ 11 15 I) O I, L A It NUN. 
Chas. A. Sana’s Paper. 
The cheapest, neatest mid most, rendiihle of New 
York journals. Everybody likes It. Three editions, 
pAII.V NKMl-WKKKr,y Ulld W IVKIt i.v'at WO, S'J tinil 
f8«'l a year. I- n 11 reports of mnrkets, agriculture. 
Farmers' md Fi all. Growers' Clubs, umi a coMP t.KTic 
stiiiiy in every Weekly anil Remi-VVeokly nuinber. A 
valuable present to every subscriber. Send for speci¬ 
men, with premium list, 
1 VV. ENGLAND, Publisher Son. New York. 
t GENTS* WANTED IN EVERY TOWN TO 
?\ canvass for one of the beat M AGA/1N10S. The 
lurgesl cash commission given. Address 
PlOl-it fi. 11. WlUDifi, Box No. 1 730 Now York. 
AGENTS WANTED For «J»e Home 
book oic WoNJiKiiM, Nature, Helencv, and Art, 
giving a description of hurled cities. Lakes, Mines, 
VoieBilocs. Ace., &e. Wlnil agents say : An old iigeoi 
writes, " l never delivered a work which gives the 
satisfaction IIiDibj Boric does.’’ Another writes, 
” I Have eanvasaed but three day?, and Imve taken 11 
names." Otllcrfi write, " lloMK Book is going first 
rate, hIi/iII want, morn books very agon.” Scud for 
Circular. Address 
A. BRAtNARD, Hartford, Conn. 
ThU ?•» the nriitinal Sprint) Water from Vermont 
Which has wroiq/ht so many wonderful, cures, and Is 
advertised only to disLtnyuish it from the many Imita¬ 
tions llmt are now attempted’ to be palmed upon the 
public as beino cyual to the. virtues of the Mssstsi/uoi. 
Pamphlets containing an oocount of many wonder¬ 
ful cures, attested by eminent physicians and others, 
cun bo had gratis, by culling ut or addressing a note to 
MI8SIMIIIOI NFUINGN, 
NO. 535 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 
PURR UIIESTI5K WHITE HIGH hy llie 
I original shipper, fiend for Circular on Breeding 
and Caro of Swim. Tflofl. WOOD, Doe Run, i’a. 
IAGGN FIUMI I'll 15 !Y1 HUW ItIKDN 
J 1 ^ FOR SALE. FrviTU 100 varieties. Also a few 
pities Gray Dorking*, White Dorkings, White ilmii- 
Diirgs, Black Bpmilrh, Silver Polish, amt a dozen 
lloudflti cocks. Bremen Geese, Aylesbury Ducks, 
Muscovy Ducks, Ac. Semi stamp for ('alaloene mid 
Price List. Address M. j. Me IN TOSH, 
Lock Box lliri, Worcester, Muss. 
N. B, Fifty Gome Cocks on hand for^sale. 
| ,11 I* O It TA N T TO FA 1C H El IS A N I> 
1 GAItDKNJ5RS.—We would call Hiejittontlou of 
tin* agricultural Community to the fact that we have 
llie New York Atulu Agcuijy for AJUOU HMll’Ii K 
SI I’KItPHOSPllATK uF LIME. Kmphutlcully Die 
Vest and a turn pest, Fertiliser known. It Is munutuo- 
Dirod lit Cincinnati, Ohio, from the refuse ot tin* 
slaughter hoiises, and is roinpoped of purely aptiaul 
matter, preserved In Its fresh state by a patent eh euu 
bull process. J'mi* Hoar, Meat and tumid, U contains 
no salt, plaster or sand, fiend for a Circular contain¬ 
ing lost liiluiiml.s. Orders must be gent In curly to In¬ 
sure their being tilled, ns tile demand Is fully up to 
thosupply. LLOYD iV, MESSENGER. 
HEELER’S JAVA FOWLS, BKAUTT- 
iiiI plumago; great layer*; ttesli rinq.gmiiTgd 
luloy; eggs vary rich — mostly all yotk ; great 
tors, proud and erect carriage; vonr aelghbojs' 
s will never trouble you. $7 fur cock ; $3 for 
it. Eggs $3 per doz. Address 
II. C. WHI5ELER, Fa.xboro. Mass. 
rPO THE WORKING GLASS.- I All 
1 now prepared to furnish all classes wil h conslmit 
employment at their homes, the whole of tho time, 
error the npiiiii iuomi*nts. Business new, light and 
profitable. Filly cents to *6 per evening Is easily 
earned by pai'Hons of eltlier sex. anil the boys and 
girls earn nearly as muon as men. Great, tnduce- 
meiiLs nit- olfei ed tinino tvlm Will deVolo llieli whole 
time to Ho* liuslnoss; mid, Hint every person who 
lines the notice, may send um llielr aildress and lest 
Him business for themselves,! nuikii lie following 
iinpai'alleled offer?—To allwboiirn not well mtlstleil 
wilt* t'u* business,1 will sond $1 (opivy lor tlio trouble 
• if * lit ng me. Full particulars, ?l(rt*elb.ibs, Ae„ sent 
free, fi unpie. sent by mull for 10 els. Address 
Ml'-St K. U. ALLEN. Aumisln. Mo. 
,10 08 I’ROBI lOTI’ORTF.II HT HO K — 
i ('rove-Coeurs, Black Giielders and Brahmas, $1 
and f'i per dozen. Parked and delivered at e.v- 
ess ufliee, on receipt of pi Ice. Address 
[000-41 B. D. WALCOTT. New York Mills, N. Y. 
N EWOltOF ONION SEED. 
Per oz. Per lb. 
Largo Red Wethersfield. fide. $fi 90 
Yellow Dauvera. 50o. 9 00 
Early Red. 50c. 0 flu 
White Portugal. 50u. ti 1X1 
Warranted pure and genuine, and will he mailed, 
post-paid, to any address, i krii e, BATCUELDER 
& CO.,231 Muin St., Springlield, Muss. llldl-2t 
Heal Estate 
H. It. WELLS; No, 389 Br oiidway. New York. 
A G 15 N 1’ S W A N T IS I* F O It 
iV im. iwauch’s 
NIGHT SCENES IN THE BIBLE. 
on Hue, rose-tinted caper, with steel engravings 
costing over 451,009, urul of unrivalled hennty, grao- 
ilcin*. deiieaey and exeellenee. Highly eoimnendud 
In Blhhops Morris, idinpsoii and laark, Rev. Albert 
Barnes, the entire religion* press, college professors, 
and clergymen of every demmilnutlon. Gm* suvs; 
’’ It is a Imaiitlful, rascliifllliig, impre.-*4vil, invaluiiWo 
bmtk nnulhtir, "It Is preeious us gams:’’ unolher. 
“It ought to be a household hook throughout the 
English speaking world." Great inducements to 
Clergymen, Teuellers, Students and Agents. One 
agent sold 302 In throe weeks, another 87 In one week, 
another 4fi In one day, and so on. For circular, tho 
recommendations, price, and term* to agent*, addi o*s 
/KKU.EK, MiTllllDV A CD., PlBIlldeljihla, I’lL.Cin- 
oiunatl, O., Cblciigo, III., or St. J,ouls, Mu. lflflfl-lt 
A gevth avanted in i:y er y tow n to 
can viisu for the PURKNOLlBiil A L JOI) IIN A L. 
Largest eu-li cignmUsions given. Club Agents lor 
the Iti'RAi can make 11 pay. For terms, address S. 
It. WELLS, Publisher, 389 Broadway, New Yolk. 
A SUPERIOR FA Rif FOR SALE _ 
i"Y This farm of !V> acres -le of limber Is neai tho 
he intlfnl village of Medina, tirlemr* Co., N- V. Is 
watered hy a large, nover-falltng stnnuii and fish 
pond. Him 2 Dwellings. 3 Barns, Pi ceres of Apple 
i iichard,fiacres of Simidard Pears, Her Graces; also, 
(julpces, Peaches, Cherries and Plums. The land, 
ImUdinvs mid fences In good comlillon. In all ru- 
spi'ets a Fiinyr-Ci.Afw Farm. A good liiirgalii. Prico 
$126 an acre. BKElTII A SMITH, Medina, N. V„ 
(Jr to J w. s w ,\ n , ;i8 Bench si., New York. 
if so, ask your wat*chiu»iher for it Bonn, ft Cortt- 
VolHIKIl NlCKULlCtf Ult lJIUtUJU 15«C'J I'K.UJ'.NT I.KVKH, 
WA'i'OH. IIiih uo superior I a Us c vielhncy ol mate¬ 
rial and wotknmnshlp. Prize Medals awarded at 
London, Pans and Swiss Hxp.'.ltlnig for best per¬ 
formance. These watches are. all lull ruby jeweled 
and chronometer balance, ami warrant'd to pci bu m 
correctly or the money refunded. S' ml lor Do- 
BerlptWo List. Liberal iiiseoubt to the Trade. 
I.U'INCHE X KRPGLEU, 
8 A. PI John St., (up stulrs.i New.Y ork. 
'' o MmnliUcturera. 
riOODHirn SEEIILING POTA'rOES-.'Ljil 
Vf bushels per acre. 
Harbmns.?'l 75 per bbl. 
Gleasons. ;i r*) 
Early Goodrich... 3 50 “ 
My stock Is from seed obtained from I). S. Heffron, 
Utica, N. Y., the disseminator, and is warranted pure. 
Ifl01-4t F. B. FAS8KTT, Ashtabula, Ohio. 
H ot for the hofth. attention. 
Farmers. Millers and Cnpltallsto, \ valuable 
MILL umi FARM for Bale m en cheap. An excellent 
stand for custom and merchant mltlmg. 100 acres of 
land, with a nover-falllng wulcr power, all In good 
order. For further Information, address 
Price $9,(XX), Box No. 37. Greensboro, M>1. 
ry I )uly wludesole A gent bu til 
Q AV . 1 D 15 L L , 
* F’R.XJIT AND PRODUCE 
C O ill HISS IO N It 13IC i: KANT 
West Street, Foot of Doy, 
NEW YORK. 
OAR K II <* T E I. , 
1 ON THE AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLAN, 
Cor. f 3 EEKW*AN nrul NASSAU STREETS, 
Nkxu city ham, Park. new York. 
GEORGE WIGHT, PROPRIETOR. 
N. B.—Located In the very heart ol (lie wholesale 
business, Gils Is one Ol tlm mo'I eotivenlentiy located 
1 Kit els for Merchants, Buslac.v Men and ethers visit¬ 
ing the city. _ 
I DA RII FOR MALE— LAKELAND 
1 The farm of the late U. T. E, Foster. In the town 
of Fayette, Seneca eimuty. It fronts tor half a mile 
on the east shore of Seneca Lake, and 1* six miles 
from Geneva. The farm consists ot 24'.: neves, and Is 
a parallelogram of half a mile In width by three- 
quarters of a mile in length ; 2(X) acres iu a high state 
of eillltvatkin, and about 40 acres uf fine woodland. 
This farm has received the premium as the pest farm 
from both the County mid Slate Agrleultm U Socie¬ 
ties. The main Housn 1*30x40, with a wing 30x20, and 
back building*. There are three new fiuru bouses on 
the property, also carrlayo llouHe, ice-lionte. horse- 
stable, cow .stable, large burn* and slieds. Ac., Ac. 
'flic farm is tfiimarkably well watered, ami has two 
tine orchard*, containing tlio host varieties ot apples,' 
pear*, cherries, mid pcnejies. For term* and further 
particulars, apply to .1. P. U1UAUH FOSTER, No. 69 
Wall street, New York City. (199-tf 
7IVF.RY FARMER should have 
j a few 
_1 have the genuine arti¬ 
cle. Prices75cts. p' f lh.; $2, four lbs., 
by mall, pre-pald ; $5 per peck ; $16 per 
bushel. Bena In orders. 0. B. kings. 
l.EY, Northampton, Mae. HXft-21 
Rose 
Potatoes 
61A A DAY TO AGENT** HF.LL1NG 
ip I o sn.YLiiH' pati-vt Elastic Uubomk. Horace 
Greeku says " I predict Its Micees*. 
CLEGG ,v CO., 3S Coi'tlnnilt St,., N. 4'. 
SI 15 C E L E II It A T E D 
tr e n u l n e O r aide IP a t eh. 
fins. fiiao. 
/j^'V « .Rcscitihles gold, wear* like gold, 
mid Isas good as gold in all respects 
ik. 4 except infrln.Mc value. Also. \m kii- 
J-fs ' -tNi., f K v;v ami fiwr-H '111 \ I M K VI Si I.VKu 
V £ W.VTCUKS, Kvei> Wali-li Kuarao- 
■ V tV : Y ) lc*.*d by special e, rtIfa tl**. CuliltuJ 
I \v'Y’iJI s y, am! Jewelry in great variety. 
t)- i e CP ('all mid "vrimbn: f.ir ynnr. 
i l sol ves, or sen I two i'-i ,i it sunups for 
4 I circular When FIX WaU bcs are 
ic- ordered ot oucc*, we -end an extra 
“ ono free. Ail goods sent C. O. D-, 
*omer can examine before paving, by paying ex- 
ss charges both ways.' JAMES GERARD A CO., 
i* Agent for " United States,” No. SoNassad St., 
stairs,) N. i. 10uB-tr. 
(1 ODD RICH SEEDLINGS. THE PURE 
"JT seed of HarRon, Gleason and Hufly Goodrielt 
Potatoes, dellvereifit depot for *5 per barrel A i| ■ 
dress A. C. DAY, West Winfield, Herkimer Co., 
N. Y. lOM-dt 
I> A DIC'A L OU R E Without knife,raustioorde. 
il k, tenthm from bii*lnc«*. for stricture, fistula, piles, 
diseases of the biadderano kidneys, diseases and de¬ 
formities of the eye. iioue face mid person Address 
H. A. DA NIELS, M. D.. No. Ill Lexington Av., N. Y. 
DA ELY GOODRICH—Si.PER HUSH.; 
li $3.25 per bbl. Bv mall, fi lbs. tog $1 
L. L. FAIRCHILD, Rolling Prutrlo, WIs. 
T OVERS* CHARM f or, OUo-tlc-Flora 
J Jockey Club.—A most enchanting and exquisite 
perfume. As it present. It I* a beauty, and u* a pocket 
companion for jronng poople has no equal. War¬ 
ranted genuine. Try It. Sent scaled, post-paid, for 
■nets., or 3 for $1, by I,. E. ItEKb & Co., ipilngllcld, 
SOUTHERN KANSAS. IF YOU WANT A 
t > description ot Southern Kansas and Southwest 
Missouri, address, with stamp. 
I5MMERT A COItMANY, 
PXJltf Bi ix No. 639, Fort Scott, Kansas. 
JOTIC'K.—100 Photpjn’nplifi of the Ilnn L 
X somest Ladles In the United States soiltposl.uaitl 
r 25 cts, REEVES A CO., 78 Nassau St., New York. 
£150.000.000 Unclaimed Money and 
Estates Registry, commencing MW). Feo to search 
lor any name, ?7, Gl'N A CO., U Prince of Wales 
Road, London, England. 991-131 
OTHERS! GIVE YOUR CHILDREN 
. Sweet Quinine 1 
17 I It F, EXTINGUISHER, PLANT SYlt- 
I 1 j n'ok, W 1M40 W Wabhkk and Gaudkn Engixb 
ftfr $5. Send stamp for Circulars to 
MWI-fteo N. E. P. PUMP CU., Danvers, Mass. 
U. S. PIANO CO 
