•WITH BEST TOOLS ONI."/, 
fOR CIRC ULAR A0DAC5 S 
JIPRATT t. CC 
S3 FULTON ST. N.Y. 
implements, Jttncljiuern, 
implements anil iUacljincvn 
NEWS CONDENSES 
— Lapland wives uever elope. 
— Chicago has 20,000 sick horses. 
— Oxford University Is 1,000 years old. 
— Groat Britain has 1,000 blast furnaces. 
— Fishorville, Mo., is having a great revival. 
— South Australia has a population ef 100, too. 
— Old Orchard Beach, Me.. Is to have I wo now 
hotels. 
— Norway is sending largo quantities of game 
to England. 
— Copper tnino3 have been discovered in 
Jackson, Ill. 
— American condensed milk Is a great suc¬ 
cess In Europe. 
— The President of Columbia Collego has 
$8,000 per year. 
— The publta debt was reduced live millions 
during October. 
— M;\ny regiments in New York are forming 
rilie associations. 
— Berlin will erect a column iu honor of tho 
Prussian victories. 
— It is proposed in Pa. to stop the pumping of 
oil wells on Sunday. 
— Frightful murders are of frequent occur¬ 
rence in Now England. 
— Squirrels ami rabbits may he shot in New 
York State until Dec. 20th. 
— One of Bamura’s famous eirous horses has 
died of the horse distemper. 
— Paris newspapers are behind the Journalism 
of any other part of the world. 
— The time gun at Edinburgh, Scotland, can 
be heard 37 miles from the city. 
— Tho 1872 poach crop of Michigan and Illi¬ 
nois amounted to 1,700,000 bushels. 
Homo Is to have a daily newspaper, called 
the News, edited by an American. 
Two acres of ground In Indianola, Iowa, 
yielded fiOO bushels of sweet- potatoes. 
— The apple crop in New Jersey, Connecticut 
and along the Hudson is very abundant. 
— A man In Deorllcld, III., has raised 400 bush¬ 
els of potatoes on two and one-half acres. 
fu France they are discussing the question 
whether it id right for a man to kill a faithless 
wife! 
The Vermont Legislature is considering 
whether women shall be allowed to vote at 
school meetings. 
— Ground lias been broken for the new United 
States Hotel at Saratoga. 
— A ma was arrested in BufTafo recently for 
neglecting to feed his horses for five days. 
— Mrs. Augusta Arnold of Homer, Cortland 
Co., took her first ride on the cars theothcr day. 
She is 70 years old, and has been a resident of 
Homer .70 years. 
Did Veil Sec It Work at the Fair? 
That wonderful HFMMKK and BIN HICK. 
Patented December U>, tHTl; took Kirs! Premium 
Everywhere ! will lit a«u Family Sownw Ma¬ 
chine. Hem. Kelt, Welt, Srjiin-wlthuni-ba&Ung, Hind 
neatly, and //< m over eiuirxn unyii Tor norm* perfectly 
mniry time. .Ipriifa ■wnnfetiut once ! I'npurnUtletl lu¬ 
ll mu imuit«njfti ini. 8a in plea sent t >y mail. Address the 
Globe Machine Co., Knxl IlHinpotead, N. If. 
FB.X£TDX.22’S 
Agricultural Steamer 
UNITED ETATEE T7ATCU C0TJ I7ATCUES, 
Watch No. 1030, TT. S. Watch Co., Eton-V"adCr—•variation, 3 /'icrmvl.i in 14 Months ',—- 
L. 12. Chittenden, late Rey. V. ,3. Treas. 
Watch 1 Vo. 1134, I*. S. Watch Co., Ctom-Windc.—variation, 0 ceconds in seven month?. I 
A. L. Dennis, /*am. y. J. 12.12. ,2 T. Co, 
Watch No. 1037 , IT. S. Watch Co., Eteri Winder—variation, only 5 seconds per month. 
Henry Smith, Treas. Panama 12. 12. Co.,CS T7c 3 Cl., 11. T. 
Watch. No. 3017, V. C. Watch Co.—variation, 15 bccouUs in twelve months. 
I. Vuooau*, Engineer 21, Y. C. ,2 IT. 12.12. 
Hatch No. 4030, TT S. Watch Co. — variation, 0 ccconds In two months, - 
Joshua I. IStiAao, Conductor, IT. J. 12.12. 
Hatch No. 31,0..0, T . ft. V, atch Co., f.te:n Winder—variation, 7 POConda in four months. 
9. M. V,i:\Ru, /irrn Heards Jj Cummings, 123 Front /•'>. < •*, N.Y 
Watch No. 10,343, U. fi. Watch Co., Ctcr.i Winder—variation, 5 seconds per month. 
Z. 0. Priest, Ms't Sup't 21. Y. C. £ 11.12.12. 
Watch No. 34,oos, V. f>. 7.*atch Co., fit.cm Winder—variation, C record# In tivo months 
Cuah. H, W oi.f, jinn. Chun. 11. Wo{f & Co., Pearl tit., Cincinnati, Chi,}.' 
Hatch No. 1143, 1. 0. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 20 seconds in eight toon Mm. , 
James B. Hvitit, of Kelly & Co., 722 <2 721 12 roadway, IT. Y. 6.7 j, 
1 latch No. 1133, 1 . f. Watch Co., Stem Winder—varied I sci'.imd a week, for fourteen month'. 
it. Laaajno, Malinger Knickerbocker Life Ins. ( j., 121 liroadway, 1/. Y. City). 
Watch No. 3030, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation, 13 seconds in three mnnftip, 
Jacob we art, Collator ef lnt. IX:.,til Di:i., IT. J., Jcrcrj City) 
Watch No. loss, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation, J seconds In three months. - 
John Lindstisoh, 811 MlcntloLtru.i, Prcoktyn, IT. Y. 
Watch No. ISO4, TT. 0, Watch Co.—variation, 0 ccconda In eitcmonths. — 
II. CoTTnzii, 1Z3 Front TJircct,'IT. Y. 
latch No. 1700, TT 9. Watch Co.—variation, 7 second v in (!vomonths. — 
Jxo. W. Smith, fMnts Agent, Amsterdam Ins, Chi Dukuguc. Iowa. 
Hutch No. 1004, TT s. Watch Co., Ctom Winder—variiatioit, J 7 pecondfi i:i fifteen months. 
TV n.i,Aim Deurv, of iMrb'j, Know (2 iTetlliss, Jersey City, IT. J. 
Watch No. 1031, TT. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, CO second < in six months. 
John D. Loanin', q CoRsga Place, 21 Y. t 
Watch No. 1134, U. S. Watch Co., Steal Winder—variation, Tt liemndl in nine months 
HoraceHatch, if. 12,, S3 )>*«< atj/A /Street, New York. 
Watch No. 13,000, TT. 9. Watch Co,, Stem Winder—variation, y; reroncl per day, for threa months. , 
./Caa j. II. Voonms, Hackensack, IT. J. 
Watch No. 1344, T7,Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 2 ucccndj per month, for three months. ! 
12. C. Keys, Pittsburgh, PaJ 
Hatch No. 13,013, TJ. S. Watch Co., 9fom Winder-*variation, TT ccconda In five months, 
Gso. Lovih, Um'l hast urn Pemangar Ay!.., Toledo, Wabash, <2 lit stern Railway. 
Watch No. 3330, IT S. Watch Oo,, Stem Winder—variation, 13 seconds per month. I 
Oscar M. Baxmto, Utica, IT. Y. 
Hatch No. 1170, T . 9. Watch Co., 9tc:.i Winder—variation, 5 reeonils In throe months. j 
IIknry DkLancy, Emj. Phil. <11'rl) 12.12. 
Watch No. 1303, U.. B. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 7 seconds In eleven month®. * I 
A. It. Kino, Vlce-Pm. N ../- Car Sprint/ dS It. Co., 7 Perk 11, IT. Y. 
ll atch ho. 3301, T . IT. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, T, poconda per month. 
12. O. Wim-Iiff, Con, U. <2 n.R. R„ Utica, IT. IT 
Watch No. 13,003, TT C. Watch Co., flteni Winder—variation, C, seconds In two month". , 
W. 8. Dunn, with II. R. Clajltn it Co.. Lew York. 
If atch No. 30,010, L. 13. TV atch Co., ft era Winder—variaiion, 1 second In six months. , 
Geo. W. McDonald, Supt. Rrooklyn T Voter VTlrbt-. 
•variation. So seconds in months, from Greenwich time London. 
Henry Moreoro, EqnUable Life Ins. Co, % 120 li road way, .V. V. 
.variation, l (second In one month. 
J A3. B. Weaver, 111 & 113 William Street, IT. IT 
Prtee TJsto furnished the trade on application, inclosing hnfinos.s card. Per talc by tho trado reu. 
The best In the market fov cooking food for stock. 
For sale ns below, and by the tradejieiientlly. 
Prise Ksstiys on Cooking and Cooked Food for 
Stock, with dreillnr. containing price. capieUy, di¬ 
rections for use, etc , torwurrted, postage paid, on 
receipt of twenty edits. 
Circulars sent free. 
B ARROWS, S A VERY & 00., Manufacturers, 
PinLADKLl’lIIA. 
OFFICE, No. 28 Cliff St., New York. 
JAMES €. HAND Sc GO., Factors, 
fil l A (>l(> Market. St., Philadelphia. 
".«-••• tl MS, , .(I lOiru in i mi IllilJ FUK nil ll. k , 
Healing Cheese Vats, ’t’aonei y Vais, Conservatories. 
Ao. rbls Steamer i« made of Wrought Iron, tlior- 
‘ ,,u -oly riveted and llnlslteil In good stylo. It lias a 
'•.''liable Automatic lit Self-regulating Wiitur Uccitnr, 
?yi;e f y. Valve, Vacuum Valve, Water Gauge Cocks, 
Whistle, Ao., all complete, 'thio boiler Is peculiar In 
construction, being (INK l oMl'i.urn OOUBIX Boil.Ha 
WITHI N ANhUiK it, the (Wo coiuiiiiiiilcaung one with 
llie other. I». Ima an oxlnoirdinary amount of tire 
.spaeo for the site of tlm hollar- No. a,a niodlmu sl/,e, 
having siiuare inches of lire surface: conse¬ 
quently, It requires but rittlo fuel to ruu it. Either 
wood or eonl may he used for fuel. 
It will cook more feed, or prat morn water, In a 
givon time, Hum any other Ijtmttnor of tho same size 
or cost. It Is more durable than any other, for the 
reusori Unit the dro-hox is made of wrought Iron, 
and is entirely xiirruviided -With uniter. Wo are also 
munufaetnrlng 
Anderson's Low Pressiu'e Steam Heater, 
tor Heating Private. Dwi'tliirw*. Stores, I'lmrchns, Con- 
sermtorler, Ac. We manufacture for nil the territory 
emit of Illinois. 
For furtlier particulars, address 
P. P. Ill A ST A: GO., Springfield, Ohio. 
I’tlAii \ - OOI.I.AK (AtKN MIEhLiat 
’ lias beaten all i vals. Iwo to one. O’Hnrii's 
iii'iiral Corn Iliirtlcor* Inu.'iit and bont. Ilotii 
it by mail, pre-i al.l, lorfl,;;,. O’llnrn'n Gnni- 
rtnble Clinlr, ..uended by Dr. u.u p, o| 
Us Journal of Health. Elegant Olflce or Itock- 
: (Ilnur, only *10. Agents wanted. 
<\ M. O'HARA. Hillsboro, Ohio. 
Watch No. 1733, Y. <3. Watch Co. 
England. 
Watch No. 3733, IT. 9. Watch Go. 
erally. Ask your jeweler to sac tho MAJuON 
COfU AND WHEAT DILLS. 
<1 Mill and Bolt 
V complete iu gainu 
h* > | ease. Send u 
for Circular. 
Edward Harrisua, 
—New nuven, Conn. 
Uciil Offitiitc, Oftc 
on the line of the UNION PACIFIC HAlI.ltOAD. 
1 '2,1100,OOO acres of the best Farming and Mineral 
Land- iu Amerleu. 
.'{,0011,000 acres in Nebraska, In tho Platte Val¬ 
ley, now f or sale. 
Cliinsitc, Fertile Soil^ 
for Grain Growing and Stock liaising unsurpassed 
by any in the United States. 
Ciieai'kr in Piiici!, more favorable terms given, 
and more convenient to market than can ho found 
elsewhere. 
Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers. 
The best location fur Colonics Soldiers entitled to 
a Homestead of ItiO Acres. 
Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet with new 
maps, published in English, German, Swedish and 
Danish, mailed free everywhere. 
Addresa O. F. DAVIS, 
Land Conuiii.xxiom-r l). P. It. It. Go., 
Ohio tin, Nel>. 
U JA 5US C —The Kasleni Shore of Maryland is 
nUf7EC€?i settling up very rapidly. Great ad¬ 
vantages over the West and Far South. Hand for 
Catalogue. F. MANCHA ,V HIK)., Kldgely, Md. 
/> IS WA lift of worthies* imitations with which the. country is flooded. 
t-iUon, see that the words MAlii OK, K. J., uro engraved on, the plate ojer 
•Barrel. All others are spurious , 
WH0,j ?f al t e hI u0 “ 3 United States Watch 
Most I*lea.si ii 
Home Ornament 
RUSTIC 
iHusical Snotvumcnts, (Etc 
Filled with Plants, 
PSANOS ON T 86 V 1 E 
/) They co*t little, 
)l and will give con- 
T at nut enjoyment 
l h ro ii g li out r h e 
c’ Wluior. Now la the 
a, timr I o p re pa re 
Pp ihem. Send lor II- 
W' luwtruieil Gntnloffiio 
Nv of nil hinds of Kiih- 
1 tie Work. AddreaN 
Instruments sent, to all parts of the United States 
on our EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. 
Many who could not pay the full canli value at 
once can, by this system, purchase and pay fur a 
Piano or Organ and ni,\ ku M18S THE .Mu.NKV'. Send 
for Pnoe-I.iuia and Term a of Payment. WM. A. 
PO M> A CO.. No. 217 Broadway, and llil Union Square, 
New York i'itv. 
S A \ IT A K Y- COY \ I'.V IKYT—IM50ITT1111. E 
to Public Institutions. Schools, Manufactories, Farm¬ 
er?, Gardener* and others. 
The (ioux Fertilizing & Sanitary t o. 
Oircr, bv tin; u*c of their Patent Absorbent Closets 
and Urinals, a mettled of collectlrig. deodorl*i.'ig nod 
utilizing In man exerelu, at unco convenient. Inoffen¬ 
sive and economical. 
The liquid is separated from the solid exeremeut 
by absorption, all the valuable properties of each are 
retained, and the product I* «n invaluable manure. 
For explanation and practical exhibition of ilia 
system, call lit OOtec and Warerooms of ('ouiouny, 
corner of Varlelt, Vestry unci Canal Sts,, New York. 
^ JAMES KING, 
^ New Haven, Ct, 
(Established in 1834,) 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
llud avails 
»*. ^hdOi Of every variety, In pnek- 
. . ages T<) HI.’IT, sent to 
any address by A .11EU IGA X TAGIL GO., 
Miinufactureis. Ii7 Chambers St,, N. Y. 
V PRESS 
O rka. — 
If, 6 WwtlUlb DU, CltlCAUO, 
I iVilllln.nl, At«. |f.If, LOCI'., 
1 Bo.v rnt.vL, x .— 
Our Patent Hydro Carbonated Sounding 
Boards are applied to all Pianos we manu¬ 
facture, which produce tho only real Piano 
tone that has been discovered. 
M-Yclilnfi wttti pntNiuil irnnrovninM.-ito. * G.iriiM** .1 «.• < i 
ovuty of itift for oithor idutu of imicy work, li 
l;.i tA»|| «»f -Mclliiit) uni SijoVk, whn bool 'And toe coinj-IKe 
raid ' •< :l vnm t .i rjc of nni'iLtmeuL Ut c»i iel»or>i.a^ 
veil :n p'llit mui * 1-7 iu|i|Mjrt to lituui tlirit rnjulTi* tt. 
Agents wantiul every \\ht«ro bv tho tbrivr^mn 
Kvrrn.NO M.uurtvK foMiosv. Dana Brky»*u»v 
I' rr iiV-nt, nml General Business Supt., 680 BriaiL- 
v. a v. New A'ork. 
( lAlill lItT'S PU I.V EIMZfNt; Cl l.TWA- 
Vv toll bus more practical points tlmn any oulllva- 
tor in use, and is.lndisponsablc as a farm implement. 
Price, *22. C. C. BRADLEY & SON, 
Manufacturers, Syracuse, N. AT. 
A I,CANY, 5. V 
iodmu wYJ iisoVTT .3 
P.ILPLIVKIlirK & IO. rruiDr’ 
Unrivaled for the relief and euro etf Hernia or 
Ruptube. PDMKROY .v C'u„ TM Broadway, New 
V<irk. I 'csi-rlpiive ( irculurs sent on application. 
POM EKO V A CO. also keep the buktTBfii.tlc SbW- 
tncs. Knee Caps, lUdis, Ac, Crutches, Shoulder Bra¬ 
ces, Suspensories, AbdOlntnal Supporter*, Club-Foot 
b»no(*8, iirucoB, ami A piiUuhopm of every 
LIGHTNING SAWS 
17 Union Square, 
NEW YORK. 
Descriptive Pamphlets mullesl free. 
g, M . BOYNTON, SO Pcikmi.i. fit., V. y„ Solo Prom-1.,Gr. 
AM E.S PLOW COM PA N v7 
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES. 
63 Beckman St., Now York, and Quincy Hull, Boston. 
Piano Go., SG5 IF way, N.Y 
• NO Agents. Circulars free. 
$290 I li 
