NEWS CONDENSER. 
Heal Estate 
Fertilizers, t£c 
Implements , Machinery , tfc. 
Implements , Machinery , <Sr, 
— Jerusalem Is to have a weekly paper. 
— Mormonism is increasing In Illinois. 
— Trade is dull in Montreal. 
— An Irish paper is to be started in Richmond. 
— Quincy, Ill., is to have a new evening paper. 
— The whooping cough prevails at Blooming¬ 
ton, Ill. 
— The new suspension bridge at Niagara is a 
success. 
— The census of 1866 gave France 33,067,094 in¬ 
habitants. 
— A largo cotton seed oil factory is being put 
up in Mobile. 
— Grouse from Oregon are to be introduced 
into (Salirornia. 
— ChenoH, HI., has sold 407,500 bushels of wheat 
the past winter. 
— The Mayor of Portland requests that his 
salary bo roduoed. 
— Somebody proposes to establish “Graded 
Sabbath Schools.” 
— The Nyack and Northern Railroad is to bo 
built immediately. 
— The Government, is selling ordnance stores 
at auotion in 6t. Louis. 
— Russia has orderod 70,000 needle guns, to be 
delivered immediately. 
— Geneva, N. Y., boasts a cow which brought 
$300 the first week in April. 
— Knoxville, E. Tenn., Is to have a $90,000 post- 
oflioe and C. S. Court-house. 
— The amble land of the United States is es¬ 
timated at 1,250,000,000 acres. 
— A Frenoh version of “Jane Eyre" has been 
published at Constantinople. 
— The ladies of Toledo, O., havo organized a 
Female Suffrage Association. 
— A Rochester man ad vert Isos for a lost “ pup,” 
weighing one hundred pounds. 
— The hop growing region of Wisconsin is suf¬ 
fering a great financial distress. 
— The Grand Army of the Republic has 3,000 
“ posts ” and over 40,000 members. 
— Galesburg and Knoxville, Ill., are having a 
lively oontest for the county seat. 
— The Pennsylvania oil regions aro reported 
as paying better than ever before. 
— The Peruvians are afraid to rebuild thoir 
houses, fearing more earthquakes. 
— California pays one dollar premium for 
every tree planted by the roadside. 
— The site has been chosen for the internation¬ 
al exhibition at Brussels next year. 
— The evening train from Washington has 
been dubbed tho " swearing train.” 
— Rockpori, Maes., has voted to ereot a now 
Town Hall, to coat not over $30,000. 
—The Paris olub froquonters now gamble at 
dominoes, and havo given up cards. 
— New York State has seven hundred and 
twenty-eight square miles of lakes. 
— A Romaic—Modern Groek — translation of 
Cooper's novels la popular at Atljons. 
— The London physicians complain of the 
scarcity of “ subjects " for dissection. 
— In the Isle of Guernsey nearly every family 
has a Victor Hug i among its children. 
— The Prussian Government has laid a tax of 
one and a half cents on every telegram. 
— A Chicago woman Is seeking a divorce from 
a man who swears he nevor married her. 
— A Parisian concert hall has the sign “Ladles 
are requested not to smoko in this room." 
— The time betweon tho termini of the two 
Pacific Railroads is now twenty-four hours. 
— One of tho candidates for Mayor of Council 
Bluft3 Is known as “Mrs. Bloomer's husband.” 
— Muscatine, Iowa, takes Its name from Mus- 
kontine, the Indian word meaning Fire Island. 
— The Bhip King Philip of Boston waa burned 
at sea near the Sandwich Islands on the 18th ult. 
— Considerable additions have been ordered to 
the artillery and cavalry corps of the Prussian 
army. 
— March was vory stormy on the French and 
English coasts, and wrecks were of freqnent oc¬ 
currence. 
— Boston imposes one hundred dollar fines for 
watering milk, and New York, occasionally, half 
that sum. 
— Poultry keeping has become fashionable in 
Boston, and henneries are erected on the roofs 
of first-class houses. 
— Watkins, N. Y., rejoices In the discovery of 
white sulphur, black sulphur, and chalybeate 
springs in its vicinity. 
— Freight cars are building in Illinois on which 
will be painted the legend “From Ocean to 
Ocean—No Transfer.” 
— A Frenchman has accomplished one hun¬ 
dred and twenty-three miles in twenty-four 
hours on a velocipede, 
— The Oerman Pioneer Association of Cincin¬ 
nati publishes a monthly devoted to German 
pioneer life in America. 
— On the 10th inst., in New York, a boy of 
eight years was sent to the Penitentiary for 
stealing prunes and figs. 
— A general convocation of Italian Republi¬ 
cans, under direction of Mazzini, is soon to bo 
held at Lugano, Switzerland. 
— Boston has had scarcely any snow tho post 
winter, and the owners of fine turnouts havo 
been grievously disappointed. 
— The French customs returns show that a 
mlUlou francs worth of velocipedes have been 
exported within twelve months. 
— The first Infant born in the White Pine min¬ 
ing region of Nevada received several thousand 
dollars In silver bars as presents. 
— The freshet at Tonawanda carried sonic 
$8,000 worth of lumber into the Niagara River, 
part of which went over the falls. 
— The Old and Now School Presbyterian As¬ 
semblies meet in New Fork in May, when ihe 
reunion will probably be effected. 
— Maury Co., Tenn., Is infested with an organ¬ 
ized baud of highwaymen, which the civil au¬ 
thorities are powerless to suppress. 
— At a recent New Hampshire wedding the 
groom weighed one hundred and thirty-three 
and the bride four hundred pounds. 
— A Lowell (Mass.) lady, who kept crape on 
her aoor knob since the death of President Lin¬ 
coln, removed it on inauguration day. 
U.VRir FOR SALE, — ONE OF THE 
I best Farms in tho State, a half a mile north of 
Waterloo, N. Y. Said farm contains 78 acres of land, 
Is thoroughly underdralnod. well watered, and the 
also a goad tennut Souse, a grntn hum 36x40, carriage 
house52x30 feel, stable SOxoff, open *hrd 30x40. 
It Is offered for sale on account of the health of the 
proprietor. Terms to suit purchasers. 
A. B. 8LARSON, Waterloo. Seneca Co., N. Y. 
H O! FOR THE SOUTH. - ATTENTION. 
Farmers. Millers and Capitalists. A valuable 
MILL snd FA RM for sale very cheap. Alt excellent 
stand for custom and merchant milling. 100 acres of 
land, with a never-fntling water power, all I/t good 
order. For further information. address 
Price fd.000. Box No. 37, Greensboro. Md. 
QOUTIIERN K ANMAS.-IF YOU WANT A 
O description of Southern Kansas and Southwest 
Missouri. addrcsB, with stamp 
lOOltf 
stamp 
UMBlH 
No. 539. 
KMMBIIT & CORMANY, 
A 150.000.000 £”! 
testates Registry 
for any name, *5 
Road, London, England. 
Kstates Registry, commencing 1600. Fco to search 
for any name, J2. GUN Sc CO.. 6 Prince of Wales 
994-136 
7VTEBR ASKA.—Its Boil, Climate and People. X 
J.1 Pamphlet for?5c. Cropsey &Bain, Lincoln,Neb. 
Miscellaneous. 
E 
IttPLOVlENT FOR WOMEN, 
A NEW DRESS FOR ALL, 
I am anxious to furnish women who are willing to 
persevere In an honorable occupation with Ilia 
means of making a splendid Income, and desire an 
agent in every town and county In the United States 
to obtain subsrrtoer* fora book thatliasamoru rapid 
ui » w uiu vMtv. up u i i» 
flrsGclass, full pattern dress — Alpaocu, Pn^iltn or 
Merino, any color thoy may choose.’ Full particulars 
sent hv return mail. Address, with stamp, C. MON¬ 
ROE BROWN, No. 60 Corthindt 8t„ Now York City. 
AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD_IN- 
valtas, broken down In health and spirits by 
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the torrl- 
blo exhaustion whloh follows the attacks of 
acute disease, tho testimony of thousands who 
have been raised as by a mlraelo from a similar 
state of prostration by BOSTETTER’S STOM¬ 
ACH BITTERS, is a sure guarantee that by the 
same means you, too, may bo strengthened and 
restored. But. to those who stand in peril of epi¬ 
demics, to all who, by reason of exposure, priva¬ 
tions, and uncongonlal climate or unhealthy 
pursuits, may at any moment, bo stricken down, 
this paragraph is most particularly mid emphati¬ 
cally addressed. You, who aro thus sttuatod, aro 
proffered an absolute safeguard against thednn- 
gor that menaces you. Tone and regulate tho 
system with this harmless medicinal Stimulant 
and Alterative, and you will be forearmed 
against the maladies whose seeds tloat around 
you in the air unsoon. IIOSTETTER'S STOM¬ 
ACH BITTERS aro not only a standard Tonio 
and Alterative throughout the United States, 
but they are accredited by tho certificates of tho 
most distinguished citizons of the Union, to the 
people of all other lands. In Canada, Australia 
aud the West. Indies, they are gradually taking 
the placeof all other stomachics, whether native 
or foreign, and as surely as truth Is progressive 
and demonstration overthrows doubt, thoy will* 
eventually supersede every other Invlgorant 
and Restorative now omployod in medicinal 
practice. 
M 1 NEIt.lL WATER. 
JfllSSISQ UOI 
SPEIXG WATER, 
FOR SALE BY PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS, 
CXrB.ES CANCER, 
CURES CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS, 
CURES SCROFULA, 
AND ALL THE 
Impurities of the Blood , 
AND 18 THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR 
BRIGrHT’S DISEASE, 
AND OTHER 
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. 
This Is the original Spring XVattr from Vermont 
which has wroughl to many wonderful cures, and is 
advertised only to distinguish it from the many imita¬ 
tions that are now attempted to be palmed upon the 
public as being equal to the virtues of the Mlssisquol. 
Pamphlets containing an account of many wonder¬ 
ful cures, attested by eminent physicians and others, 
can bo had gratis, by calling at or addressing a note to 
MISSINQIIOI SPRINGS, 
NO. 635 BROAOWAY, NEW YORK. 
rpo THE WORKING CLASS.-1 AIH 
now prepared to furnish all classes with constant 
employment at thotr homes, the whole of the time, 
or for the spare moments. Business new. light and 
profitable, kitty cents to 15 per evening is easily 
earned t.r person# of either sox. ami the boys and 
girls earn nearly as much as men. Great Induce¬ 
ments are offered those who wtii devote their whole 
time to the business: and, that every person who 
sees the notice, may send me their address and test 
the business for themselves, I make the following 
unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied 
with the bustncsB, I will send $1 to pay for tho tremble 
of writing me. Full particulars, directions, Ac., sent 
free. Sample sent by mall for to ots. Address 
l'XK-St E. C. ALLEN. Augusta. Me. 
rjniE NEWEST WONDER OF THE AGE 
is Dr. Winslow’s liver and Stomach Loz- 
ENOH. Delicious to the taste, swift and painless 
in its operation, a perfect antidote to dyspepsia, a 
healthful luxury, a genial tonic, a. certain euro for 
colic and a glorious appetiser. It stands foremost 
among the new discoveries of the day. Wholesale 
Agent, ,IOHN F. HENRY, 21 Park Row, Now York. 
I 
)ARK HOTEL, 
ON THE AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLAN, 
&^ e »?i1 nassau s ^mk. 
GEORGE \VJ44HT, PROPRIETOR. 
N. B.—Located In the very heart of the wow 
e very heart of the wholesale 
business, this is one of tho most conveniently located 
Hotels for Merchant*, Business Menund others visit¬ 
ing the city. 
C HEESE MAKER WANTED. — THE 
owner of tm established Cheese Factory will hire, 
rent or sell to a cheese maker with good recom¬ 
mendations. Those desiring such a chance will send 
their address to GEORGE ALBAN, 
Ypaliantl, Mich. 
D eafness, catarrh, scrofula.- 
A lady, who had Buffered for years from Deaf¬ 
ness, Catarrh und 8erofula, was cured by a simple 
remedy. Her sympathy und gratitude prompts lier 
to send the receipts free to imy onu similarly afflict¬ 
ed. Address MRS. M. C. LEGGETT, 
Hoboken, N. J. 
66 ATCCH” IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, 
171. Horsemen, Farriers. Sportsmen and Dealers. 
Send stamp for Circular to BALDWIN'S LABORA¬ 
TORY, Homellsville, N. Y. 
g AFGII’S 
Raw Bone Superphosphate. 
STANDARD WARRANTED. 
MARK 
ON EVERY 
PACKAGE. 
Prompt, Effectual, Economical. For every Field 
and Garden Crop, It stands unrivaled. For your 
ip Journal of the Farm,’’ giving dl- 
piy to 
supply, and the 
tlon 
the 
reotlona for use, testimonials, Ac., nppi 
Dealor tn your town, or to 
GEO. W. KlRKE ft CO., JOHN RALSTON & CO- 
llO Wnt<y 8t., Boston. 181 Pearl St,. New Yutk. 
mrroRTANT to farmers and 
GARDEN Fits,—We would cal) the attention of 
Best, and Chtoinetl Fertiliser known. It is munulat ■ 
' ' Ctnern 
lured at Cincinnati. Ohio, from the refuse of tho 
slaughter houses, nud is composed of purely animal 
matter, preserved In Us fresh state by n. patent chem¬ 
ical process. Pure Bone, Moat and Blood. It contains 
uo salt.nlnstor or sand. Scud for n Circular contain¬ 
ing testimonials. Orders must bo sent In early to In¬ 
sure their being tilled, us the demand is fully up to 
the supply. LLOYD A MESSENGER, 
U Hudson St., Albany, N. Y. 
Stock , Poultry . tfc. 
P URE CHESTER WHITE PIGS by the 
original shipper. Send for Circular on Breeding 
und Caro of divine. TllOB. WOOD. Doe Run, Pa. 
POLAND FOWLS, at $5 per dozen. They tire per¬ 
petual r.tyew,an<l perfrc'iu hardy. Egg*securely pack- 
off, and rent to any nddreuu on receipt of price. 
" First come, first served.'' Address 
CllAS. p. BORTLE, Rochester, N. Y. 
UGILS FROIH PREIUILM II IRON 
Fj FOR SALE.—From 100 varieties. Also n few 
pairs Gray Dorklngtt. While Dorkings, White Hiun- 
bufgs, Black Spanish, Sliver Polish, and a dozen 
Houdan cock*. Bremen Geese, / - 
Muscovy Ducks, fto. Bond stamp 
Price List. Adores* S. 
Look Box 905, 
N. U. Fifty Game Cocks on hand for nale. 
V, 
-FROM IMPORTED STOt'K- 
Orovo-coours, Blaoit-Ouolders and Brahmas, $4, 
isne r»Oh rl el I Ilill'O/l ul ft V . 
GG8 
i * rovo-t.aours, umoic-vftieiuers ana ziranmas, 
v » and 42 per dozen. Packed and delivered at ex 
press office, on receipt of price. Address 
1000-4t fc. D. W ALCOTT, Now York Mills, N. Y. 
Horticultural , tfc. 
J^OJDGE’8 THORNLESS 
RLACKRERR 
jndv for sale. Sent by mall. Bon 
stamp for olroular, history, Ac. U. E. DODGE. 
P. O. Box 237, Fredonlu, N. Y. 
C ONOVER’S COLOSSAL A8PARA- 
1 gus, Crosby's Bweet Corn. Sldell's Solid Mam¬ 
moth Tomato, &o., Ac., Ac., are described in our 
New Descriptive 
SEED CATALOGUE FOR 1869, 
which will bo forwarded to all applicant.*. Address, 
It. U. ALLEN A CO., 
P. O. Box37ti, New York City. 
, - — -- - - - - ...... . wwil w.u, .. vim ii-jt" $50 no, ,,. 
Other varieties equally low. Clark, Philadelphia i 
Davison # Thornless Raspberries, pet 100, *T5 per 
1,000. Strawberry plants tn quantum* very low. Bend 
lor Circular. 8 .T. AX4 North Komi.. Pa. 
lilt. und 
F ranconia raspberry 
Plants.—Thin Is doubtless the hc*t. and most 
profitable red raspberry for market culture- Plants 
from the celebrated fruit farm of the late J lJ. Shu¬ 
ler, are now qffjM-ed for sain by the dozen, hundred 
or thousand, plants warn name. No 
other variation grown on onr grounds. Parties wish¬ 
ing ten to twenty thousand will be dealt with on 
ing ton to twenty thousand will be dealt with on 
liberal terms. Price per dozen, $1; per hundred, ti ; 
£nr thousand, *25, Address airs. J. D, SUTLER, 
ookport, N. Y. 
SHULJ 
(Sitt-i 
•fit 
KA AAA GRAPE VINES, OF BEST 
jJYJsUUU variety! und of really extra quality!! 
wo challenge the wqrld to bent them Mil One bud 
vinos, grown by “Griffith’s Method.” Perfect in 
qrld to bent tin 
_ . Griffith’s Method.” 
wood and root. Large ! healthy! 1 vigorous!!! Who¬ 
ever sees them-wanting Iona vines—will certainly 
buy them. Bend for sample. 
GRIFFITH & GRIFFITH, North East, Pa. 
AVISDN’S THORNLESS RASFBERHV 
D AVIMO? 
a preference. Propagated an 
price—dozen, hundred or thousand 
lar. D. C. GRIGGS, 
and for dale. For 
ounand—send for Clrcu- 
Jackson, Mich. 
YEARLY GOODRICH POTATOES.-! have 
Uj a few bbls. Will sell, delivered at Depot, Roch¬ 
ester, N. Y., at t3.25per b_W 
CONKLIN, Rochester, N. Y, 
Jj7AJR.LV GO 
Whiter 
1001-21 
GOODRICH CALICOES AND 
each Blows,75c. per bushel, f2.25^e^bbl. 
C 
4 W . I O 15 L L , 
* FRUIT AND PRODUCE 
COMMISSION MEKCHArNT, 
West Street, Foot of Dey, 
NEW YORK. 
Q.OODRICII JSEEJQ LINGS. THEPURE 
_JPd 
Potatoes, delivered at depot for 83 per barrel. Ad¬ 
dress A. C. DAY, West Winfield, Horklmer Co., 
N. Y. 
1000-Gt 
Watches , &c. 
HE CELEBRATED 
rp II 
tAenuine Oroide Watch. 
#13. 
#1S. 
#30. 
and is as good^as gold in all respects 
• go ■„ 
except InlrtaBlu value. Also. A if kit- 
-bVl 
icax and Swiss Movemk.nt Si i.vkr 
Watches. Every Watch guaran¬ 
teed by special certificate. Chains 
a nd J ewelry tn great variety. 
CT Call and examine for your¬ 
selves, or send two 3-cenl stamps for 
circular. When Six Watches are 
nrdered at unco, wo send an oxtra 
one free. All goods sent 0. O. D., 
customer can examine before pnying, by paying ex¬ 
press charges belli ways. JAMES GERARD & CO., 
Bole Agents for “ United Slates,’' No. 85NAHBAU 8’r., 
(up stairs.) N. Y. 1002-Lf. 
D° 
YOU WANT A 
TIME-KEEPER ? 
If so. ask your watchmaker for a Borkt, & Covn- 
voisimt Nick kl KyCi tl urn pm Ehca mi e vt Lever 
Watch. Hus no superior In Its excellency of mate¬ 
rial and workmanship. Prize Medals awarded at 
London. Paris add Swiss Expositions for best per¬ 
formance. These watches are all full ruby Jeweled 
and chronometer balance, anil warranted to perform 
correctly or the nionev refunded. Bend for De¬ 
scriptive List. Liberal discount to the Trade. 
QUINCHE & KRUGLER. 
8 & 10 John St-., (up stairs,) New York. 
Only Wholesale Agents for the Manufacturers. 
A ll__ 
Watch r.8. new metal, splendid timers. Ele¬ 
gantly engraved cases, equal to gold. Finish, style, 
aud appearance of “Waltham.” Bent. C. O. D., and 
cuu be returned ir not satisfactory. Bend for trado 
list of cheupnud costly watches. Jewelry, &c„ &c. Ad¬ 
dress n. e. Watch co., Hinsdale, n. ii. 
A GENT8 WANTED IN EVERY TOWN, 
cltyand county to sell Field's improved "Clothes 
Line Reel.” For circulars, address with stamp JOHN 
A. FIELD & BON. Racine. Win.. P. O. Box 802. 
'HE CLIPPER MOWERS AND 
REAPERS. 
It Is claimed that tbe CLIPPER has more essential 
£olnts of excellence than aro found In any oilier 
tower made In the world. 
Its mechanical construction and finish of Its work¬ 
ing parts are not equaled by any Implement of Its 
kind. This, with our patented draft attachment, 
makes It one-third lighter in draft than any oilier 
Mower. It Is the lightest, yet tun strongest,. The 
most beautiful In design, yu( the most durable Of 
any Mower made. Nearly oue-fnurlh of Its coat- la 
for steel, with less than ten dollars nf wood-work. 
Flnger-hurs and lingers aro made of solid cast steel. 
Wo attach Pi the No. t Slower, for rouping, a dropper 
or hnnd-rsko. 
An examination of tho CLIPPERS will couvluce 
any one of their superior merits over all others In 
strength, durabttttp. ease of draft, and reliability for 
work over all Hinas Of ground ana in serrg variety of 
grass. Confident, of this, we Invito those In want, of 
machines to examine for them,selves before purchas¬ 
ing elaowbere. 
For pamphlet, giving full Information, address 
THE CLIPPER MOWER AND REAPER CO., 
P. O. Box 6178, No. 164 Chambers St., Now York. 
B 
RANCH BEAM HILLING FLOW.—The 
best, Double-Mold Plow for mlglng or hilling 
Idn'tcr 
Corn, PotAtoos, Ac. Runs steady : ddn'Cclog ; saves 
all hand hoeing- KiUlifaetlon guaranteed. Bond for 
Circular to PEEKS KILL PLOW WORKS, PcekaklU, 
N. Y., or Cleveland, O. 
N 
BYV YORK STATE AGRICULTU¬ 
RAL WORKS. 
ESTABLISH ED 1030. 
THRESHING MACHINES 
HORSE POWERS&C. 
Manufacturers Of Wheeler'n RAILWAY CHAIN 
H0MS3*QWEn^fer one, two and tliryq horses. 
. for four or six, and eight or ten 
I.BVEH POW 
horse*. 
Wheeler's THRESH FIRS and CLEANERS- Ihrnsh 
and clcnn tho grain fit for market. Are used with 
two or three Horse Hallway Power, ur four or six 
Horse Lever Power. 
The celebrated GEI8ER THRESHER and 8EPA- 
RATORor CLEANER, used with eight or ten Horse 
Lever Power. Has no apron or sieves ; seir-regu- 
latlng blast, and clean* the grulu fit for market with¬ 
out waste. Is the best‘machine In thp world, 
Shingle Machines, Atlantic Cotton Gill, Wood-Raw¬ 
ing Machines, Horse Forks, 4c. 
All mnohlno* made hy ur guaranteed as rspresent- 
tfiG A A DAY to MALE AND FEMALE 
vph” Agents to Introduce the Buckkve $20 8nVT- 
TLE Skivino machines. Stitch alike on both side*, 
aud is tho only Licensed 8aOTrr,K machine In tha 
market sold for less than $40. AII nthor:i are infringe¬ 
ments, and the seller und user are liable to prosecu¬ 
tion and Imprisonment. Full particulars free. Ad¬ 
dress W. A. HENDERSON A Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 
ryniK WOODRUFF BAROIVIETF.R. Beat, 
I rheapost, prettiest, and only perfectly port,able 
Barometer ever made. Also, over three hundred 
-ivies Thermometer*, made bv CH48. wii.om: 
Peterboro, New Hampshire. Agents wanted In every 
county. 
1 7HE “BEST” SEWING MACHINE. — 
Will do <i(l tiiat any machine can do. prico. 818. 
(Beware of ell fa, $6 and fio machines.) It, i* u tt . 
cheapest and best, Agents wantud. Samples very 
low to agents. Wanted, one smart agent to oontrol 
each county. Speak quick. Address 
ASllUELOT 8. M. CO., Hinsdale, N. H. 
SOT 
AWARDED the 
PRIZE MEDAL AT PARIS EXPOSITION. 
SCOURS IN AN Y SOIL, 
Circulars FREE. 
Address, COLLINS & CO., 
2i3 Water Street, N. Y. 
rp II E 
AMERICAN HAY TEDDER. 
The BEST and ONLY PERFECT Machine ever 
Invented for 
TURNING OR TEDDING HAY 
Hay cut, cured and stored in tho barn 
lIV ONE DAY 1 1 
Tho quality of the Hay Crop 
VERY MUCH IMPROVED. 
Very Light, and so Simple and Durable that It can¬ 
not get out of repair. 
HURT’S SELF-ADJUSTING 
HORSE HAY HAKE. 
For Simplicity, Durability and Base of Operation 
UN EQUALED. 
MADE ONLY BY 
AMES PLOW COMPANY, 
Quincy Hall, Boston, 
and 
53 Beckman Street, New York. 
SSU Send for Illuminated Circulars. 
TVTOTICF.-—100 Photograph m of the Hand- 
La somest Ijtdicsin tlm United states sent post-paid 
for 25 ct3. REEVES & CO., 78 .Nasaau St., New York. 
Most Perfect and Successful 
Harvester in the World. 
In cloven years tho sale of tho BUCKEYE has 
Increased from 75 Machine* to ‘JO,01)0, inn 
single season, and ovor 100,000 art uoto (a use la 
the United StatCH. 
It has received the ITighest Premiums at the most 
important Field Trial* ever litld in any country. 
I Tn Great Durability hn* been thoroughly 
Fstahlifthcd, and it is everywhere known aud re¬ 
cognized as tho 
Htnndard of Excellence In Material and 
Workmanship, as well us Perfection of Prin¬ 
ciple. 
Valuablo Improvements added for I 860 . 
Manufactured by 
ADRIANCB, PLATT & CO., 
165 Greenwich St», N. Y. 
Manufactory, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
Circulars forwarded by mall. 
T. VERNON IRON WORKS. 
(Established 1833.) Manufacture 
TATIONARV STEAM ENGINE'S AND BOILERS. 
„ from 10 to 1,000 horiivpiiwi'r. 
PORTABLE ENGINES AND ClRCfb'l 
Mil 
LAR 8AW- 
so complete that Uiej arc piif. lu operation in threo 
AND BOLTS. Mer- 
1ILL8 ooajplote, with 
llwrlgbta to erect and 
.'arms liberal) satisfaction 
OHALL BE HAPPY TO MEND SAMPLE 
to stocking and Circular, to those Inclosing stamp. _ 
,). D. OllNK&CO., 
1004-tf No. 1 Market St.. Rochester, N. Y. 
_ Jays' t,lm 
PORTABLE GRIST-MlJ.l 
chant and Custom FLOURING_ _ __ 
drawings for building* and millwright* to erect an 
put them In operation. T. 
guaranteed. 
GOODS in Stock. 
For estimates and circulars, iiddras* 
O, .t .1. < OUR EH ft CO., Mt. V 
ih Office and Warehouse, No. 38 5 
Branoh Office s 
OhlengovlJI. 
Vernon, Ohio. 
'hiongo 
Michigan Ave., 
995-flf 
iteo 
M 
EDINA IRON WORKS. 
MEDINA, ORLEANS CO.. N. Y., 
J. "VV. MOUNT, Proprietor. 
Works extending from Canal, foot Cross SI., to Race St. 
VELOCIPEDES, of three kind* ■ Wood-Sawing 
Machinery, nf nil kinds and sites Wood BpIUters-. 
Horso Powers, three kinds; Mowing Machines; 
Scroll Saws: Hob-BoringMltoblnns; improved Apple 
Grinder; Ratchet Cider Screws: Wine Screws; Jack 
Screws: Cheese Screws; Vice Kotow* ; Cotton Plant¬ 
ers; Potato Planters ; potato Diggers . Btraw Cutters; 
vegetable Cutters ; Fiola Roller*, Garden Rollers; 
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