PERSONAL ITEMS. 
Stock, poultry, &r 
®rccs, plants, Serbs, (Erie 
(Trees, plants, Scebs, <£tc 
Beal (Estate, (Erie 
Mr. Jas. T. Fields is to appear on the lecture 
platform next year. 
The ex-Queou Isabella intends to fix her resi¬ 
dence in Anstrn, and is negotiating for the pur¬ 
chase of a chateau near Vienna. 
Edward Murphy, who was confined for four 
years In the State Prison of Michigan, on a liaise 
charge of murder, has appealed to the Legisla¬ 
ture for compensation. 
Prince Napoleon i* reported to have lost 
proporiy valued at 7.000,000 or 8,000,000 francs by 
the German war, though he still hits quite 
enough to live upon comfortably. 
Agnes Schubert, the vocalist, who recently 
died in .Stuttgart, was divorced some years since 
from Strauss, author of *• Life of Jesus,” on the 
ground of bis extreme penurlouBnesa. 
The Woman’s Journal, in speaking of Vinnie 
Hearn and her statue of r.ineoln, says that llal- 
lery and petting, and the granting to curls what 
is only duo to brains, can do woman no real 
good. 
Baron Liebig has so far recovered ns to be 
able to resume Ids lectures at the University of 
Munich. I lets conducting the present course on 
experimental chemistry with all his old energy 
and effect. 
Mrs. Mary Cook, who is now employed in .1 
file-cutting factory in Indianapolis, isono of the 
most skillful operatives in the business. She 
lias a daughter employed with her who has 
worked at the trade three years. 
Alexander fl. Stevens' health has baffled 
the shrewdest guest s of bis physicians. They 
have been predicting Ins speedy death for the | 
past five years: and yet 
I MPORTED PRIZE IMPROVED BERK- 
SHIRK swiNK, selected from (Queen's) pens. 
Windsor, Eng , nil ages, fol sale. Snort-Horn Cat¬ 
tle, most tasliioimtilf- Herd Book pedigrees, all ages. 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. Also, a punk of unex¬ 
celled Pox Hounds are kept for pleasure, and surplus 
stock sold annually. If parties prefer, will send stock 
C. O. I). }1. C. <tR A rr. Box WO. Maysville. Ohio. 
.-<pecii«li !*•».—7.090 Apricots, *130 per M.: 3,000 Cu- 
pressus Laws, 12 to 11 in., M2 to *25 per 100: 158,000 Am. 
Arbor-\ 1 tars, varying from 6 to 86 in., bushy, very 
cheap ; 75,0011 Dwarf Arbor Vines, ail the heat varie¬ 
ties very chenn • 106,000 Irish Junipers, 3 to 6 in.. *30 
perl.oc.ri to I2 In. *60 per l.i)00, 12 to 18 in., *80 per 
1.000; 25,400 Au»1. Pities, transpl., 0 to 10 in., *30 per 
Moot 11.0(10Scotch Pines, trunspl.. 10 to 12 in.. *W per 
1.000: Mi lion ins. *7 and *8 per 100; 2.300 Purple Bei- 
berry *7 per 100: 10.000 Pyrus Japonica for Hedging. 
15 20 In., *75 P**r 1,000. * 6 
Catalogue, containing full list of nursery stock, 
sent free to applicants. 
OTTO <fc ACHKLIS. West Chester, Pa. 
We offer, for the Spring Trade of 1871, the Largest 
nod most Elegant Stock of Standard and Dwakp 
Fruit Trees, Grape Vines and small Fruits. 
Ornamental trees, Shrubs, Roses, etc., etc,, 
ever offered by 11 a. IT" Particular attention called 
to our stock of 
New American and Kilmarnock Willows, 
Weeping Mountain Ash, Mountain Ash, 
American Arbor Vitae, l to 4 ft. high, 
and Dwarf Pear Trees. 
Descriptive Catalogues will be furnished on appli¬ 
cation. Algo, Trade List for Nurserymen and Deal¬ 
ers. GOULD BROTHERS. 
Monroe County Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
ORCANIZED BY STATE AUTHORITY 
i) o/|(* I.I1S. weight of two Ohio improved (’hes- 
Miter Hog*. Send tor description of this 
tuiinaia breed, and other tbormigh-Pred and Import¬ 
ed A uf mala and Fowls. L. B. SILVER, Salem, O. 
Gives Authentic 
Information to 
those 
Desiring Homes 
in the 
WEST, 
either on 
Homestead 
Lands, 
Pre-Emption 
Lands, 
RAILROAD LANDS, 
OR 
IMPROVED 
Farms. 
Gives 
Correct 
Information 
as to 
QUALITY OF SOIL, 
Proximity to 
MARKETS, SCHOOLS, ETC., 
together with 
The Cost of Farm Implements and Machinery, 
Household Goods and Subsistence at any 
Point in Kansas Desired by the 
Immigrant. 
It lias organized a system of 
Reduced Transportation, 
Whereby the Immigrant is furnished with about 
HALF RATES OF PASSENGER PARE, 
In first class Coaches, on t he order of the Socie¬ 
ty, with double the usual weight of personal 
baggage. Also, 
lineally Reduced Rates of Freight 
to the Immigrant. 
For lull particulars, address 
A. I*. IIATEAS, Secretary, 
Leaven worth, Kansan. 
SPANISH MERINOS. WE OFFER IOH 
wle low h. iitniiod number or our earplug of fine 
thorough-bred-. Send lot Catalogue. Order* so¬ 
licited. JOHN SHELDON A SON. Moscow, N. Y. 
FOSTER PEACH! 
^ H OUT- II OK NS.—I AM BREEDING AND 
p have tor >11110 at my inrun 15 miles Irum St. Louis, 
on North Missouri Railroad,S ijokt-Hohnb from the 
Bio t Fa mii ikh Add rows v, M. B. COLLI Kit, Bridge- 
ton, St- Loui* County. My. 
We offer a limited quantity of this celebrated 
Peach for the Spring of 1871. It is equally as hardy 
and productive as the Early Crawford, fully equal in 
quality, and morn than double that well-known va¬ 
riety in size. 
The President of the Mass. Ilort. Society says: 
"Such peaches would readily bring 25 cents each in 
the Boston market.” 
Price, *1 each : *12 per dozen. 
GOULD BROTHERS. 
Monroe County Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
I )U It E BRED CHESTER WHITE PIGS. 
I Fancy Poultry. Ac., bred and shipped by J.W. 
& M, iItWlN, Penningtonville, Chester Co., Psi. 
Kggs for Hatching a specialty. Send stamp for 
Illustrated Circular. 
qEND TO STORKS, HAKItlSON A 
I s to.. Pnineaville, Ohio, for their 16-puge Cir¬ 
cular of the Sweet 
t FOR HATCHING. — Over Foi l v 
S vurietiasof Pure Bred Fowls. Send fur Olr- 
Address II. F. 8TO WLBJL, Williamsport, Pa. 
CARDEN SEEDS 
I JURE IIOUDAN EGGS FOR 83.50 PER 
doz. Direct from imported premium r-tock. With 
me perfectly hardy, and the greatest Of egg pro¬ 
ducers- I make them a specialty. 
K. W. COE, Vergeunes, Vermont. 
which combines more good quaRties than any other 
tree planted. 
CATALOGUES FREE. 
Address SHEPPARD SEED STORE. 
. O. Box 2972. 29 Fulton St., New York 
| ^ENESEE VALLEY NURSERIES, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
A general and complete assortment of 
NURSERYSTOCK 
For Spring* of 1871. 
Great Inducements are offered, in our Specialties 
for this Spring, to Nurserymen, Dealers and Plant¬ 
ers generally. 
CJT- Send for our Nursery Trade Catalogue, No. 4, 
gratis. Address 
FROST & CO., Rochester, N. Y. 
1 /GGS. imCDANS, S3.50 per doz. Gray 
j Dorking, *•-> per doz. Three pair Hoadaus, *7 per 
pair. WM. POMKKOV, Ovid, N. Y. 
I and Flower. Fiuttt, 
I Until, Trek & Sum «, 
post-paid, by Mail, -j <11f- 
as« for *1. The six classes 
gents want Art. Seeds on 
TSON, Plymouth, Mass. 
, i hough very del ionic, 
bo seems as likely to live ns most men in much 
sounder and better condition. 
Obadiah Waddle ot Melrose, Adams county, 
Ill., is claimed by the Quincy Whig to bo the old¬ 
est native born citizen of the State. That news¬ 
paper says lie passed over tho bluffs whore 
Quincy now is in 1815, fifty-six years ago. He 
was born in Monroe county in 171)4. 
G. M. D. Rloss ot the Cincinnati Envnirerhas 
established »lie reputation of the worst, penman 
in Hie world. On u recent, wager as to tho sig¬ 
nification of bis signature, one printer guessed 
it was “ Bird of Freedom,*’ and the other “ War¬ 
ranted to Wash." Bloss himself, having been 
questioned, declared the mysterious characters 
meant “ France as a Republic. 
Gen. Bouumaki is thus described by a corres¬ 
pondent : -‘‘He is a wondrous swordsman, and 
often, it is said, performs the feat with which 
Sir Walter Scott rendered Salad in famous—lay¬ 
ing a silk haniHcorcbJof on the blade of his scimi¬ 
tar and shredding it in two with an almost im¬ 
perceptible movement of the arm. It is said 
that Gen. Bourbaki can even exceed the dexter¬ 
ity of Musa, the Saracen chief, made so renewed 
by Lord Lytton." 
M y price list op eggs for 
HATCHING.—In consequence ot receiving go 
many letter* Unity. I have concluded to publish rav 
price list .it egg* for the season Heart,ins, 1st Pre¬ 
mium Paris Exposition stock, per doz., *6; Crcvc- 
Ctcurs, Special Premium, N. Y. S. Poultry Sue., 1809, 
86; l.« Fleche, apeclii) Premium. N. V. 8. Poultry 
Hoc., 18011, *6; Breda or Guelder*, two l*t Premium 
and two Sliver Clip*, N. Y. S. Poultry Bne., Dec., IM7II, 
*6; Buff Kuchin*, winners of the American Agricul¬ 
turist ( up, *6; White Cochins, let Premium, N. Y, 
8. Poultry See., Dee.. 1870, *8: Partridge Cochins. 1st 
Premium. Birmittgliam. Oakham, Eng., Ac., Dec.. 
137(1. ?S; Blnclc < 'ooblii*. pi; Leghorns, 1*t Premiums. 
ItVHi. It«t7, IHfiS. IBfill, &(!..#.;): Light Brahmas, from 1st 
Premium *toek, (Autocrat and Duke of York.l *3: 
Dark Brahmas, 1st I’Ternium Jan.. 1871. *6: Dark 
Brahmas, Lady Gwvdyr's stock, (winners of 12 cup* 
and extra cup,) *7. Address, will) stamp, ISAAC 
VAN WINKLE, Greenville, Hudson Co., N.j, Mv 
Premium Egg Transportation Boxes 25 cents extra. " 
DON’T FORGET 
TO SEND I’OI* IT. 
Two packets of Flower Seeds and our Catalogue sent 
free on receipt ol three 2-cent, stamps, All packets, 
•t cts. each. 8. C. PARKER & CO., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
PSUIT TREES FOR ORCHARDS, 
l 1 arrts and Dealers ; host market varieties. Small 
stocks for nurserymen. Apple ami Pear iagraft and 
bud. Evergreens, including Juniper and American 
iew. Eatublishod LSI*. CiML’i lull tit!* furmsnml. 
_ K. C. FttOgT, Wulklns, N, Y. 
O UR S FECI A I.TI ICS. Wilsons Albany 
Strawberry; DooltlUe, Davison’s Tin,roles*, 
Seneca, McCormick’s Large Miami, or Mammoth 
Cluster. Black-Cap and Philadelphia Raspberries; 
D ircliester, Wilson’s Early and Kitratlanv Blackber¬ 
ries . Houghton Gooseberry: Cherry, Vcrsaillalie. 
White Crape. Bed Doteh and Black Naples Currant* ; 
Cold Frame vegetable Plants, and Peerless Pot,itoes. 
See circular for other varieties. None hat flr»t-c)a** 
tselec eil) Otr.ek, Which we guarantee to arrive safe 
und fresh by mall or railroad. Thousands ol plai t* 
in bearing, for market. Send fpiR, for Circular of 
prices, and elate your spkpial wont*, Particular at¬ 
tention i>ald to small orders for gardens, as well as 
to large planters. All intrusting Os with t heir orders 
will not regret tho Investment. D. H. BROWNE, 
’’ Cherry Lawn Farm,'' New Brunswick, N. J. 
VIEW ANI> RARE PLANTS 
•*-' FOR 
SPRING OF 1871 
IN THE WOULD, 
FOR SALE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS. 
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSA8. 
.11 IRS01 III, KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY CO. 
CARS Now RUNNING. The Lands now offered by 
tho c ooipuny are mainly wtthln 20 miles r.f each side. 
‘l> too road, extending 170 nules along the NICOSIIO 
V A I.LKY. the richest, finest and most Inviting valley 
for settlement )ri the West. One-third of tho labor 
required at the East In the culture of farm- will in¬ 
sure burn double the amount of crops. 
Prick of Land.—* 2 to *1 per acre: credit of ten 
year* time. TERMS OF Saia. One-ieuth down at 
the time of purchase. No payment the second year. 
One-tec III evuiy year after until compleiionot pav- 
monts, with annual interest. For further Informa¬ 
tion, address ISAAC T. GOUD.NOW, 
Land Commissioner. Neosho Falls, Kansas. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
Catalogue of New and Beautiful Plants will he ready 
about February 1st, Containing a beautiful colored 
plate of two fine Now Geraniums, (Coloabtl) and Lady 
Edith,) mailed free to all my customers ; to others, 
price 10 cents, or plain copy to alt fret*. 
.JOHN HAUL* Washington City, D. (!. 
D ark brahma and partridge 
Cochin Wggs for Hatching. I). It s are mv own 
Imported stock from Air. Bovle, a warded three first 
prize* ut Worcester, *4 per doz. P. < *6 per doz . 
exhibition birds One D, fl.cook for sale, *25. 
C. CARROLL LOKING, Boston, Box 2703. 
H OUDANM! IIOTJDANS! 1 MAKK1IOU- 
dana a Specialty. .Most of my liens are pure 
grand-dauttliLers of the trio that Unit t'lrsl Prize at 
the World’s Fair, at Paris, In liy'a. Eggs carefully 
packed and delivered to Mm express at SB per dozen. 
D. H. GOD DELL, Antrim, N. H. 
0 v p.sorniLLA. called “ Tifiby'k JXreath ," and “ Bea 
fiprtl l/.’’ a most exquisite flower to "art off boquetn ; 
seed, 10 eta. per pkt. 
GLADIOLI* SPLENDID BULBS. 
Utter)/ bulb unrrimtrd tri flower; *1 per doz. Very 
Chocest Verbena Seed, per pkt, 25eta. gkbanutm 
SEED, from prize flower*, per pkt, 25 cts. Double 
Diadem Pink, new and splendid , per pkt,. 25 cts. 
Also, ult limits of Flower and V kg eta nt e Seeds 
C atalogues free. II 8. PECK A CO, Melrose, Mass. 
7GGS FOR SALE FROM TMIC FOI 
Ij lowing choice breeds: 
RANGE QUINCE TREES 
Golden Spangled Hamburg, per doz.*3 SO 
“ Penciled •• " . 2 so 
Light Brahmaa, . 2 50 
Dark " " __ 3 00 
White Dorklnga, “ . 3 00 
Also, a few pair« Light Brahma and White Dorking 
fowls, at *8 and *12. Address 
A. KKVKUE. Tarrytown. N. Y. 
^Agt’iUs tOautfi), 
SMALL FRUITS. 
The above are specialties with us : and having 
grown the past season an unusually large and fine 
stock, we are offering all-over rales than ever before. 
Orders, large or small, will be packed in the best 
manner, and forwarded promptly, small parcels 
sent by mall, when desired. For Priced Catalogue 
address C. L. V AX Dt'SE N. .Macedon. N Y. 
r PII K ROCHESTER. BERRY 
[rCjN JL BASKET bus been Ia use two 
p* — ■ -. *{F years. Patented ]S70. Light, Durn- 
•Pmlf! bleand Iam-Priced. Fruit looks well, 
' ' uaKr- ‘’’"ries well and sells well In them. 
w The best ventll.aied basket yet offer- 
ed. For l.l.st of Prices, Testimonials 
Terms to Agents, Ac., address the General Agents. 
COLLINS, GEODES 4 CO, 
MOorcstown, New Jersey. 
BAR OLD UONcord vtneh, 
f e M. Also. CiJNc, V i U S COLOSSAL 
AsrAKAO L8, and a general ueeoi'tiueut of Nursery 
Stock. Send for Price List to 
H. M. ENGLE & SON. Marietta, Pa. 
G IliAPE VINES ny MAIL.—KUMKLAN. 
r Walter. >1: Martha. Salem. 60c.: Dohiw7re7ia- 
raclla. c revelling, Iona, Diana, Rebecca, Adiroudae. 
Hartford, ( oncord, g5c. All No. 1, two years old. 
Orange Quince trees, 1 yr„ 26c. Order must be for *1 
or more. Address C. L. VAN DCSKN, Macedon 
MISSOURI LANDS 
FARMERS AND GARDENERS 
FOR SALE 
BY THE 
C IROKC’E ASIATIC POULTRY. Tiie 
/ undersigned offers for sale a few first.-,’•las* birds, 
in pairs or trios, pkopkbly mated pob bueeding, 
consisting of 
LIGHT BRAHMAS, 
Bred from his famous "PUKE OF YORK" strain; 
and 
DARK BRAHMAS, 
Bred from “BOYLE'S” celebrated stock. Also, 
EGGS for hatching, (Cdfzriiffa nuckot, from hi* best 
stock. AddvesB ELBKIDGE C. COMRV, 
_ Quincy, Mass. 
If the Garden Seeds you use have proved fresh luid 
true to name, slick to tlin. man wno sells them to 
you ; be ia worth rmeuur^ging, ii vou have not 
round l-ben) irezhand true, 1 shall be happy t,, add 
your name to those of the titty thousand farmers 
and market gardeners, scattered throughout the 
United States and Ciitiada*, whom I annually anunlv 
wiih iuy witiantcd garden seed*. I mi*o over ,'ne 
hundred varieties of vegetable need on my three 
farms, and, as every practical farmer an/1 gardi-uor 
knows, ft is for the Interest ot .,)! w ho plant to get 
their seed directly from, the growtt. I Invite special 
attention to my Cabbage. Onion and Squash seed. 
My large Vegetable and Flower Seed Catalogue, 
abounding with engravings, sent free to all. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
Olt, Wa V* AND BY-WAYS IN THE HIDDEN Lll'U Off 
AMERICAN DETECTIVES, 
By Officer Me WATTERS A narrative of 25 years’ 
experience among Bunk Robbers, Counterfeiters, 
Thieves, Pickpockets, Lottery Dealers. Confidence 
Men and Swindlers or all elastics of society-disclos¬ 
ing marked instances ot diabolical vengeance :ii)rt 
deep-laid plans of mischief and outrage and show¬ 
ing the moiR'S by which they were traced out and 
scoundrels brought to lustto.e. A targe volume of 
over 6,10 pages: 30 full-page engravings. Agent? 
WANTED. Address the publishers, J. B. BURR & 
HYDE, Hartford, Ot. 
About 1120,000 Acres of the Finest Funn¬ 
ing mid Grazing Land in the United Stines, 
for sale at low prlees and on very easy terms; tints 
enabling tin industrious man with small capital to 
pay tor lit, land with money earned from it. 
Missouri Ih not too far Vvest to boat, a great dis¬ 
tance from market*; Its Railroad facilities .ire great 
ami constantly increasing : tho climate U splendid, 
and good crops are almost u certainty; while the 
numerous thriving towns and rltio* springing up on 
every hand attest beyond doubt that the rlight of 
slavery ha* been effectually dUsIpaled, and that 
Eastern men and Eastern capital are dolcig their 
perfect work. 
OUH LANDS DEFY COMPETITION. 
8end for full Descriptive Circulars and Sectional 
ilaps, inclosing 30 cents, and stating what paper you 
saw tills in, to EDWARD WILDER.' 
Land Commissioner, Huunibul, Uo. 
B ook agents wanted for a 
new tlJufd rated bo- k just issued, of nearly 500 
royal octavo |>a««*andHOObcHiitlfn! engraving*. J>k. 
IlAHTWIGS PUD A it AND TttoPICAL WOlil DS (two 
volumOK In one,) Wintatninc necoum* ot Alaska, and 
of Dr. Charles Francis Hall * last Arctic Expedition, 
never before published. Also, all the late discover¬ 
ies ol Prof*. Holton, Orton and Agassiz In South 
America. The daring adventures ot Andorson, ID,Id- 
win, Spoke, Baker, IhiChttlllu, In Africa; and Wal¬ 
lace's late wonderful discoveries In Malay Archipel¬ 
ago and Iudiu. For particulars, address BILL, 
NICHOLS & CO., Springfield, Mass. 
SWEET POTATOES 
For sale cheap, or furnished 
to good men to sprout on 
shares. 
For terms and other par¬ 
ticulars, address, with stamp, 
H. A. WOOLSY. 
Galveston. Cass Co.. Ind. 
I 7»GGS FOR HATCHING—FROM MY 
j choice strains of Poultry, that have taken first 
prize*, gold, silver and bronze medals, first special 
premiums and silver cups at the leading exhibitions 
in the United States. 
Per doz. Per doz. 
Dark Brahmas.*6 00 Hohdans..85 00 
Buff Cochins.. flWVLa Fleche ... . 5 00 
Partridge Cochins.... fi 00 Cvove-Cosnrs...5 IX) 
Light Brahma*. 2 50 B. K. Game Bantams. 6 00 
White Dorkings. 2 oil Duck-wing do. do. (i 00 
Gray “ . 2 60 Golden Sebright. 8 00 
Aylesbury Ducks. . ■ < 00 Roueu Ducks .... .... 4 00 
New York Draft, P. O. Order on Utica P. O., or 
Registered letter sent at my risk. 
G. H. WARNER. 
New \nrk Mills, Oneida Co., N. Y. 
EMOHlQ 
TATE LAND OFFICE 
CURPRISE DA T;*.-The TRUE Van (Hindu 
seed, *2 per bushel: Sanford Cor-. *3 per bushel. 
C, L. Van DUSEN, Macedon, N. Y. 
OF NORTH CAROLINA 
ODY READ THIS.-AGENTS 
X Giant and Colossal 
XV Philadelphia and Manehestet Raspberries. Kit 
tatinny and Dorchester Blackberries. Send furCata. 
logues. WM. PARKY, Cinriannnson, N. J. 
>j ' » r- ■* " » r.a l* nos, — a lnliniB 
JLj WA NT It'D, mate and female, for an entirels new 
article, tun versa! ly used In every family, and never 
before introduced. For terms, address, with stamp, 
J. \V, FK1NK & CO., Marshall, Mu?h, 
We offer in our large assortment of all the best va¬ 
rieties specially fine stocks of the following : 
Evergreens of all the rarer sorts. 
J ii uipers, from 13 inches to 6 feet. 
A rboi’-Vit*Cj American, 3 ete. each and upward. 
“ Siberian. 10 cts. “ " “ 
Hardy Itosea, 1 and 2 years, strong plants. 
Rhododendrons, seedling and grafted. 
Purple Recoil, with unusually fine roots. 
Camellia--, in superb condition. 
To these and other portions of our stock theatteu- 
tion of Dealers Is especially tnvited. 
For Catalogues, address 
PARSONS & CO.. Flunking, N. Y. 
I7TERGItKEK AND EUROPEAN LARCH 
U hLLDJ.INLb, I, 2.wnd 3 years "Id, by the 1,000, 
»,(Xu 1 and 1,000,000. All grown from seed on our own 
round. Transplanted Kvergroeus, Mountain Ash 
icedliiigs. Pear, l.aroli and Evergreen Seeds. 
ROBERT DOUGl.An A SONS, Waukegan, 111. 
A llloniliand expenses, to good canvass¬ 
ers. Samples free. M. Llnington, Chicago. 
$300 
D ominique eggs, diced from pre. 
inmm stock, *3 dor doz. KUWAltll BURGESS, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
UVM PLOY RENT FOR AI,L. 
$30 Salary per Week, and expenses, to sell 
our now and n-enil discoveries. 
Address B. SWEET & CO., Marshall, Mich. 
DOS FROM PURE RICEI) 4 1CEVI 
CCEURS. T. V. STILLMAN, Westerly, R. 1 
I\7 HITE Fit OUST El 
>V A SPECIALTY. 
Awarded First Premium ui. New 1 
1809, and New Jersey State Fair, 1570. 
hail hush., 43.30 per bush., *8 per b 
per five bbls. Packages tree. Alai, 
Red Blaze and Hundred Day Dent C 
either and Circdlur sent oh rocetp 
stamp. JOHN I 1 '. 
p o IT I, T a V It A I S F It s, 
I CI.OTWOllTHY’8 “POULTKltKU‘8 I RU-IND" 
is a cheap ami eftiejudons preventive and < uro for 
Gapes lint) Cholera In Puiillrv. See thui evary paclc- 
ftge you buy bear* nnr Inscription. None other is 
aeiiulne. It your nearest Druggisi. Grocer nr Store¬ 
keeper has mme on hand, ask them to order it, Lib¬ 
eral terms to the trade. Retail prltat,2t>ets. Cflif.v. 
CRY BuuoKS, IVe-'t Western N.illonal Bank of Balti¬ 
more, and renresof others have used it, and given 
their unqualified endorsement to the same. Munu- 
fketitivrt by STOCK DALE, 8211TH A CO.. Wholesale 
Druggists 8 8. Howard St., Baltimore, Md. 
GENTS WANTED FOR THE PRO- 
plo's Illustrated Edition of D'AUUIUNE'S great 
HISTORY OF THE 
REFORMATION 
Offer about v», 000,000 acues 
AMERICAN DRUMHEAD C.4BII 
larrotvu tiie piibt yt?ar l'runi Fiouds 
ii arrant. <i jrt^h nu'l (/muitie. 10 cent> pei pju 
25 cem-*> par oiumo, $2 per pound A piipcr of c 
1’lower Sf.eJe* mim.i post-paid, with each ounce 
dress W. ( . UAUT. Walden, N. V. 
edition : complete in one volume, at popular 
prices. Buy \i rend it, nud ienrn whnt Ink.ai.li- 
BILITY xnenn?? it slmuld be In every Proteaumi 
family tlironglioul the land. Send fur sample Cir¬ 
cular, with illUHlvatlorm, etc. 
Unusual comiul^Hitiato Ministers and experi- 
cnced AffODts. Addr^n WM. FLINT & CO., Pub¬ 
lishers, No. 2ti South Seventh Ft., Philadelphia, lVu 
1A4NCV I’Ol liTRV ANF> EOCS. 
I BUI*V COCHINS DARK and LKiHT BRAH¬ 
MAS, WHITE hlCGHOBNfi, —Fowls and fCggs tor 
Sale. 
N. B.-My Ruff Cochins are from the celebrated 
strains or G. II. LEAVITT; J.ight Brahwia* irum P. 
WibLlAMS; Dtirk lirnhuutH imported from (‘ooi’EK. 
Send from Price List, tnel .slng stump. 
JOHN WARREN, Flushing, N. Y. 
On 10 Years’ Credit, at 6 pr. ct. Interest, 
No part of Principal due for two years from pur¬ 
chase, and afterwards only one-ninth yetuly. 
Products Bill Pay for Laud and Improvements. 
The Liberal Credits given; Free Passes 
allowed; small annual payments required; the cur¬ 
rent market value of money, and profits on Stock 
raising, prove these terms cheaper, easier ann belter 
than to buy U. 8. land within nulroad-lund-limitsat 
*2.50 per acre, while our prices range generally from 
4 to 3. O, 8 and 10 Dollar* per aero. Quality and 
local advantages rule the price. * 
On these generous Term* t)ht> industrious and 
competent ran buy and pay for a good Farm and 
Home. In beginning it is neefteary to have umtioy 
enough to pay six par eent. into rear, on the land, ob¬ 
tain provisions build a cabin, UU.v a teum and agri¬ 
cultural implements till crop* are raised, which can 
be done the first season, by commencing in early 
spring. 
CIRCULARS giving full particulars are sup- 
pliec gratis, and any wishing to induce others to 
einigrpxe with them, or to torm a Cnlonv.are Invited 
to ask for all they want to distribute. 
A SECTION A I. MAP. showing exact location 
of Land* for sale in Iowa, i* sold for 30 cents, and a 
s niiar Map of Nebraska Lauds is sold for 2u cents. 
Apply to GEO. S. HAH KIN, 
Laud Com’r Burlington & Mo, River R. R. Co, 
For Iowa Lands, at BURLINGTON, IOWA. 
For Nebraska Lands, at LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. 
AMERICAN TUI PROVED imperial 
X Sug.ii Beet. I lie best Beet ever raised for the 
dairy : 40 Ions raised per acre. Seed, *1.2;i y n> - sent 
by mail, postage paid. Hti.vuv Lane. Cornwall, Vt. 
J OHN !*. COLLINS. IIiiiirrsKnvii, N. J., 
raised and marketed In year 1870.,ver s.OUO bush, of 
Berries and lo.ixxi bundles ot Asparagus: has Plants, 
Roots, Ac., tor sale; sends prices flee. 
CTRYKEK NURSERIES. 
►3 FRUIT AND ORNAM1WNTAL TREES. 
Apple thicks and Kvehgijeen’s Specialties. 
EVEKGtU,. NS very low Wholesale and Retail. 
Stint for free Price List. J. J. BOYNTON, 
__Stryker, Williams Co., Ohio. 
1 (WVO ( h h kSTRAWBERRY PLANTS 
I*' ’ ' 1 * FOR BALE.—Ken nick v. *10 per 
1,0(M; < Inules Doivnine, U perLttW; Pbiludtlpbia 
Raspberry »• 15 per 1 , 000 : Kutalinn.v Biaekberr *8 
fet lJIM. Conovers Colossal Asparagus Ro><t; . ‘ 
per 1,L»0. Other varieties of above at equally .ov, 
rates. Send for prices. 
L ight brahma kggk i or hatch¬ 
ing. Ives stock, Cftreffijlf i.a.-ked and delivered 
to express at *1.60 per doz. L. A. SPA LDING, P. M„ 
Lock port, N, Y, 
TIIRST-CLASS 
1 CONCORD GRAPE VINES 
Two years, *t!0 per M. 
Full assortment of Nursery Stock. Send for Cntn 
logue to A. M. CLEMENT A CO.. Lowell. Mass- 
U AH HIM, tin III IlnildtniK, 
Dark Brahmas, *o; Light Brahmas, 82.51); Bit) 
Spanish, *3: Avlesburv Ducks, *3. 
GEO. K. HAWLEY. Glen's Falls, N. Y 
^ GENTS I READ THIS! . 
We will pay Agents a Salary of $30 per week 
and expenses, or allow a large commission, to sell 
onrnewand wonderful inventions. Address 
M. WAGNER & CO.. Marshall, Mich. 
SMALL FRUIT 
PLANTS IN LARGE 
„ -- orsmallquantities.ByAiAiL 
or Express; over 50 varieties, cheap. Descriptive 
Catalogue or Price List/w bo applicants. 
M. N. WILSON, Maoedon, N. Y. 
*L5.,?Jt*Ji lT 1 T S AT ? D < ATALOGt E, D« 
HE Ami: uic an Bnt'cATi 
O 1 *111 tueiils! A promt. HOUSE and Wagon 
for Agents. M e desire to employ agents for a term of 
seven years, to anil the Btniktvo i» ’() Shuttle sewing 
Macliines. 1r n ,kes a stiteli i lllieon both sides,and 
is the best hnv-priee.l, licuuscl iimeliine in tile World. 
IT. A. Utndersou A < o.. Cleveland, O.. nr St. Luiiis, Md. 
cfr. ,‘v „ a> AM! IIicAN Bt<I'CATXONAL 
St-Ivibs ANI) I UF. Lucr .*.-1 UiN’ai. Bkpokteb. a band- 
somei JoutnaI, nul ot u-etu) information, mailed 
free to Deu-bersan am her; tnie, .-si,,,, t, t Kducntion. 
Address H ISON. BLAHUMAN, TAY LOR A CO.. 138 
ami 140 Grand St., Now \ ork 
GRAFT, BUD 
HEIKES’ NURSERIES. 
ROOT-GRAFTS 
—Closing out stock of Apple 
» Seedlings lit greatly reduc¬ 
ed prices. Prime plants lor 
grafting nr building. Special 
rates will also be given on 
Apple Knot-Grafts, Address 
• W. F. HK1KKS. Dayton, O. 
G. W. Thompson, New Brunswick, N. J. 
Save money by sending stamp for mr Catalogue 
or Fruit and Oi naiuentul Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Grape 
A ines, Small Fruits. Ac. 
Conover’s Colossal Asparagus a specialty. 
MEN, WOMEN, 
>0 IU rtn U«y. 
ho engage in our now business niuko from S3 to 
IO per day in their own localities. Puli particn- 
irs and mstmctione sent free by mail. Those in 
cetl of permnrciit. iHtltabJe work, should miilrcsa 
t oucc. Gborgb Stisson A: Co., Portland, Maine. 
j^EEDS AND BULBS. 
C. Ii. AIiXiEN 6c CO.'S 
Annual Spring Catalogue of 
VEGETABLE & FLOW ER SEEDS 
GLADIOEt'S, LILIES. TUBEROSES, BEDDING 
- PLANTS, &e., Ac. 
Fully illustrated, and complete in description ant 
cultural instruction. A novel feature in this Cam 
ogue is the giving the derivation of the names o: 
plants. Now ready, and mailed freetoal! applicants 
Address C. L. ALI.EN & CO.. 
Something urgently needed by everybody, ( an a „a 
vaminc: or 12 sarnpb‘> sent (postag,* free) tor ]1 ftv 
Lints, that retails readily for ten dollars, J 
R. L. WOLCOTT, 181 CliatJiam Square. N. Y. 
X ” ■- r. i* s lit L . 
J hoioe Canada Black-Eyed Marrowfat Pens 
wholesale. Samples and price by mail. 
UAGAMAN A MURDOCH, Oswego, N. Y, 
Easily made with our Stencil and 
Key-Check Outfit. Circulars Free. 
STAFFORD Mil'll. CO., 
t*5 I- niton St., New York. 
FARM OF 1011 A CRF* TO KENT OK LET, 
1 Grain and pasture. Wanted, for yea is, an ener¬ 
getic, honest English. Yankee.Dutch or Swede. Ad¬ 
dress M. J. B., Box 101, Cazenuvin, Madison Co..N. Y. 
v 03MI03V, 
SQUASH. 
I have written throe works on the cultivation of 
these vegetables. The works abound in engravings, 
and go into all t he minute details so valuable to the 
beginner,—completely exhausing the subject. Each 
treatise sent by mail for 30 emits. 
JAMES J. U. GREGORY, .Marblehead, Mass. 
A n 3Iontli.—Eight bran-new articles for 
O-OQ Agents. J. BRUNSON, Detroit, Mich. 
<5t1 V IN GOODS advanced to active, honest 
BoAo* . stur U. n business with ROBINSON 
BROS. & CO., Chicago, Hi. 
ANTED—A THOROUGH, PRACTICAL 
* Y man to manage a Creamery. A married man 
preferred. The best of recommendations required. 
Address DA YID LOGAN. JR„ 
Hartstown,Crawford Co., Pa. 
ROANOKE VALLEY. YA • FARMs'ata 
sacrifice. Full information free. En’»I.y&B oVD.flate 
of Penn.) Christiansville, Mecklenburg Co., Va. 
