QTrccs, plants, Sccbs, (Etc 
©rccs, Sccbs, plants, (Etc 
NEWS CONDENSER. 
Implements, JHacIjinern, &c 
Implements, JHadjincvy, 
piUTlT TREES, 
GRAPE VINES, 
SMALL FRUITS. 
T)warf Fear, Apple, Peach, per 100.$15 
Orange, Quince, Cherry, Apricot. 20 
Standard Peur. Plnm. 80 
drupe Vines—ill I the lending varieties, low. 
Small Fruits—over 50 best varieties at about half 
the usual rules, Hedge l’lunts, deciduous and ever- 
KTflOn, Seedling*, Ac. For Piitalnuaus or Stock, ad¬ 
'll.-ss e. L. VAN nVSBN. Mueoilon, N. Y. 
— Peanuts will be plenty this year. 
— England employs 71),000 glove makers. 
— Each (Ire alarm costs New York $5,000. 
— Lockjaw can be cured by perspiration. 
— Halifax cleared $100,000 off the regatta. 
— Chicago has a physician named Chronic. 
— The Library of Congress has 230.0(H) volumes. 
— Chicago has Of teen miles of lumber wharves. 
— The book trade of France is at a stand still. 
— Wisconsin hunters find bears plenty this 
fall. 
— In Mississippi coffins nre called wooden over¬ 
coats. 
— Nefotir, the Palais Royal restaurateur, has 
failed. 
— Arkansas has grown figs equal to those of 
Arabia. 
— Red pond lilies grow in Long Pond, Little¬ 
ton, Mass. 
— There are forty-one Counts In the French 
Assembly. 
— Steam omnibuses have been introduced 
into Paris. 
— The Emperor of Brazil will visit Paris in 
December. 
— A new steamer has been launched on Ge¬ 
neva Lake. 
— A Charleston child was drowned in a barrel 
of molasses. 
— Louisville has 1,500 saloons, receiving $15,- 
000 per day. 
— Over $5,000,000 is invested in the Syracuse 
salt springs. 
— Frogs steal honey from the bee-hives in Ja¬ 
maica, w. 1. 
Potatoes bring twenty-five cents a bushel 
in Minnesota. 
— A Si. Louis widow and her daughter aro 
worth $600,000. 
Lynn has a shoemakers’ order numbering 
2,000 members. 
Pittsburg last year exported fifty million 
bushels of coal. 
— It will cost Mr. John Gilbert, It. A., $3,000 
to be knighted. 
— Immo.tee fires aro raging in the woods in 
North <Sarohnn. 
— There arc three thousand oyster boats in 
Chesapeake Bay. 
— Gentiles at Salt. Lake propose the erection 
of a lace factory. 
— The Limber Heels is a colored base ball elnb 
in ba Grange, Ga. 
— Sampson saved $40,000 last year by the 
“ Heathen Chinee.” 
— A rich mine of lead lias boon discovered in 
the Island of Jersey. 
— The first, pair of India rubber shoes wore 
gill and made in 1820. 
— Wickerville, Ala., Is announced for sale at 
the rale of $3 per aero. 
— The Upper Sacramento River is swarming 
with trout and salmon. 
Caw re noo, Kansas, had a sylvan wedding 
under a spreading oak. 
— Nearly 2*10,000 sheep browse on the slopes of 
the ('ala\ eras Mountains. 
In u Georgia court the witnesses were sworn 
on a Patent Office Report, 
— Now Jersey has a man who gets his living 
by raising carrier pigeons. 
— In Vienna, one hundred and twenty-four 
journal* are now published. 
— The usual wheelbarrow bets are now being 
worked out in San Francisco. 
— There Is a mao now living in Ohio whose 
•father was born 165 years ago. 
-• lloreding hy (ho rneel and loging at awl 
hours,” can bo found in Detroit. 
— There Is a candle in the Vatican composed 
of twenty-seven pounds of wax. 
— At Jackson, Miss., an ice factory turns out. 
three thousand pounds pet* day. 
— Railway trains are to run through the Mont 
Cetiis luiniel in twenty minutes. 
— A California orchardjst netted $4,000 on 
three car loads of pears sent East. 
— An Oherlin colored minister preaches once 
a month in the “ Original Greek.” 
— A million and a-halfof Hie inhabitants of 
Germany are able to read English. 
— Plainfield, N. J., with ft population of 6,000 
souls, has fifteen church edifices, 
-The 35,000 British volunteers encamped at 
Aldershot daily consume 300 oxen. 
— Tarry town and Port Chester nre to be con¬ 
nected by a narrow gauge railroad. 
— Twelve human skeletons have been found 
under a pile of stones near Wheeling. 
— Columbus, 0„ proposes to rename its Streets, 
calling them after the different States. 
— There are n’ ' Minn seventy-five ama¬ 
teur journals published in mis country. 
— A Rhode Island farmer insisted lhat his 
horses could pull 7,000 pounds--they died. 
— A four-logged chicken divides public curi¬ 
osity in Savannah with the " tidal wave,” 
— Il costs Albany Cn., N Y„ $25,000 a year to 
support tier lunatics in the State Asylums. 
— Two women in Kansas have gone as part¬ 
ners into the law business as sisters-in-law. 
— The youngest of the female Communist 
prisoners is eighteen, the oldest seventy-four. 
— London has had a “ Temperance Cricket 
Match." Temperance men indulging in a bowl 1 
— It cost,$1.50 to receive, record and count 
each vote cast at the late election in San Fran¬ 
cisco. 
— An English Countess lias lent, her giant in- 
CAP0NIZING INSTRUMENTS. 
Those desiring to procure lino sets of 
CAPONIZIM INSTRUMENTS, 
SUPERB Qunliiy, by the 100 or 10,000. 
Other varieties in good supply. Also, Dwarf Pear* 
Grub Apple Trees. Cherry and Pear Seedlings—tlno. 
T. T. SOUTHWICK & CO., Dullsville, N. Y. 
Such as illustrated and described In •* The Pen* 
Pie’s PmelienI Poulin* Hook,” ohm do mo by 
forwarding their orders, iiooiunpiuded hr the cash 
I f I I. to the office >>f MOORIS H RURAL N1CW- 
YORKER, No. 6 Heckman St., New York City; or, 
82 Buffalo St., Rochester. N. Y. 
YVe offer in our large assortment "f all the best va¬ 
rieties specially tine stocks of the following: 
Ornamental Tree*, finest kinds. 
Flowering .shrubs, new varieties. 
Evergreens uf ali the rarer sorts. 
Junipers, from 12 Incites to 6 feet< 
Arhor-VitfC, American, 8 els. each and upward, 
11 Siberian, 8 nts. ** “ “ 
Ilnrdy Rases, 1 and 2 years, strung plants. 
Rhododendrons, seedling and grafted. 
Purple lie cell, with unusually tine roots. 
CaniclIiaN, in superb condition. 
The .11 trillion of harg-e llut/ei'* in Incited. 
For Cntn Iouiioh Address 
PARSONS 6c CO., 
Flushing, W. Y. 
ooo,noo Fruit, Ornamental sad Evergreen 
Seedlings; 200.000 threc-lliorncd Acacia , 6)1,000 
fas. bruit, Tice and Garden Seeds, wholesale and re¬ 
tail. (Widoyiti:* ora Hs, It. M. WATSON, Old Colony 
Nurseries and Seed TCstablh-hiaont, l’l\ mouth, Mass. 
Seeds on cununisatoo. Agents wanted. 
THING ON FAIJCKTSI— A 
Wooden Faucet with Metal lie Failings, retaining 
nil the good points of the Wood Faucet Combined 
with the strong qualities of 
WHITE NON-COItROSIVE METAL. 
The only Wood and Metallic Faucets tn use. Made 
by the Wood and Metallic Faucet, Co., and sold by 
Hardware, Grocery and Liquor Dealers genornlly. 
Office and Factory, No. 26 Mortvln Street, Cleveland, 
Ohio. CALVIN CARR, Pres’t. 
A. D. Lnnvtx, Fce’y and Trails. 
PEAR TREES! PEAR TREES I 
One, two, three and four years old. 
#180 TO #400 PER, THOUSAND. 
No charge fi*r delivery In New Y**rk City. Nursery 
Block **f all kinds Nursery cslabllibtid tn 1701. 
KING A MURRAY, Flushing, N. Y. 
QCUPPERNONG. FLOWERS'. THOMAS 
L7 h ud Tender-Pulp Grape Vines, We have 
fnrsiilu atom* Vineyard* In Whiter tile, an extensive 
supply uf IniicrriJ Heuppeniong, Flewera'. Thonmsnini 
lender-Pul if Drape Vine* Parties willing to pur- 
oliustN fun OutJiin h Cntiilncuc*, t'onUilnin*? 
prices, direction tor planting, cultivation, turborimr, 
«vc.. hy applying to un. ericloslftK stump. A. 1. JUJT- 
MElt & I). P. 11U*H, VVlJltesvllle,0olnnibuBCo., N. O. 
SESSIONS 6c KNOX’S 
PATENT HARD STEEL PLOWS, 
BOOK-RACK, BOOK-CASE, AND 
WRITING DESK COMBINED. 
This 1* the first good nr Dale of furniture that hns 
ever been made. Which can lie taken apart in less 
than a nilnnie and packed aivuy or shipped from place 
to place all easily as a few short boards, and run he 
set up again by any person in a few moment* Without 
the alil of any tools. Small »|»* form a substantial 
and iioninloto Koolc-Itm k. I<:• t* alzut* form u stub- 
stiinluil Willing-Desk and Book case Coinhinml. 
Prices l *r huge 6 feet I Inches high, solid 
Rln< k Walnut, Ivoni $10 to *23. Prices for smaller 
sizes down a* low as *1. Also, Portable Wardrobes, 
prices *10 to ?20, 
A liberal discount to the trade. Ten per cent, off to 
atl preachers. 
The Firm Premium wn* Awarded 
on our Book-Racks and YVrllln -Desks at the 
Great Fair of the American Institute 
NEW YORK, IS70. 
Our goods cun he found at the Furniture Dealers 
and Bookstores generally throughout the country. 
Manutaelured hy 
The Gardner Manufacturing Company, 
110 BOWERY, N. Y. f 
Manufacturers of Looking G lass and Pict ure Frames. 
H0VEY & CO.’S CATALOGUE 
To assist our customers in making their selection 
nt Bulbs for Full planting, ivo offer the following col¬ 
lection* : 
12Uocid mixed Hyacinths for.*1.00 
12 do. Double and Single. In 
separate colors- two each, for. t .50 
20 Good mixed Tulip*. Double and Single, for_ i.oo 
•VI Bern, mixed Crocus. .UK) 
5 Distinct varieties of Lilies. i nn 
The tiVe collodions. .... 5,00 
The above hy mail Frick upon receipt of pries. 
Address 
C. I.. ALLEN <& CO., 
70 Fulton Nt., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Catalogue free to all applicants. 
sent Fit FE on application. A rtdress IIOVEY & CO 
53 Nortli Market St.. Boston, Mass. 
1 *3 51 HODV IN Til El U SHAPE Till! SCI- 
_J cotlilc adapt* 1 ion nf 1 infur»iI line.-embraced by 
Knox'b Patint, nd luive extra quiil tile* oi hard 
ness, each piece . metal being miiile hv » process 
that converts alio 1 one-third on each shin Into sleet, 
and allows 11 to be hardened as much a* lire and 
water can malts 1 , while the ooolm remaloH soft or 
flexible. This give* (loon a I nnelciiess Dial avoids 
the Unhurt y of break are »o genera I w 1th other plows, 
and a Mirfarr holler adapted 10 slide through the 
soli, winch reduces the amount of power required 
and further adds to ilnnihilRy. 
MARK ONLY nr 
A IVIES PLOW COIVIFAIffY, 
W AltItVl-IO 1 1 S 16SS 
53 Beekman St ., .Vein ICorh, 
and (Quincy Halt , Host on. 
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR. 
GRAPE VINES. -We are selling a choice stock 
of Grape Vine* and Small Fruits for Fall and Spring 
Trade atjlargely Reduced Prices. Save Money and 
send for our Price List. 
PF1FFNER & MARQTfARDT, 
Delaware, Ohio. 
1103112 GRAPES OF FOREIGN EXCEUI2ME. 
The Croton, a White Grape; the Senasqua, a 
Black Grape. Both for Out-door Culture. 
THEY DO NOT MILDEW. 
Their fruit Is equal in (he timed foreign varieties 
"b'eh require to he grown under yin** Tho vines 
are liarily. heiiRliv. vigorous and prodnelivo. Read 
Dio foil.'W ing. Irmn an editorial by Dr. Get). Tliurbor, 
Of (lie American Agriculturist,: 
'* Whitt, .1.71)111 the at nnif/ir,l In Hull Ihr < 'KOTOV ttli'i 
8 • Xahqi, a. which art mar, I ImroUdlihi foreign Him unit 
oilin '* fit mUcjilh cHtm.Khtmlil hr coinol RD/rn 111,11/ from 
l. Y IIIJF. I.OT ol Apple Hmllliii:* for sa 
very Cheap i,y the 160 Yl 
D. VV. KAUFFMAN. Dos Molneg, Iowa 
rpt SPY _ SFX.ERrB.TI> 
1 \ L \ 111 11511 i 11 n«i«,»i hul no Ex p lo¬ 
ft 1 \ r ;-J sion or Danger. The 
\ [ ' [\ best lie In yet pro. 
U jj rfjli JJ tillCi'd Irmn ker- 
Ny g osene. 
pstx Tie Santomii patknt (Non- 
YdT ‘‘ Y kxpi.osivk) safety and 
Student Lamps. 
Special iittontlon Is Invited to 
the fact, 1 hub this Sufet // /j.im/i has 
Am been critically examined, tested 
Hill “ , " 1 approved by Hie United 
jUujb grate* Light House Board, and 
jrr- hy some of the most, eminent 
1 a Ohenii;t* in the country, among 
whom Prof. Dfmlcui'K, who thus 
?rj_-d conel tides a tcsti ...1 based up- 
's^aaLuuiJ^— on tlo.rough cxamioMiion of this 
lamp) "In my opinion Mil* I* l.lm Safrat Lump I 
have ever scon for consuming kerosene oil. 
R. HGDJ3.N DO REM US. M. D„ 
Prof. Chemistry nod Physics, College City of Now 
York, and Prof.Chemistry and Toxicology, Rolie- 
vIew Ho»p. Med College.’’ 
A* If I* no Ian a issl hit 1 ty for an explosion to occur in 
Using <he*o Lumps, they are a household noeossity 
wherever kerosene Is used for n light. 
CanviLssing Agents wanted In every town In the 
United States. Address 
HAWKINS & TUNIFON, 
SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 
•IS Coil | :i 1 , ,| ~i| ., \. Y . 
P it IN D LE^S 
perfectly safe, cheap nod practical farmers' 
boiler tn use. 
I.5MO Sold, No Accident l(cpnricd. 
I* pnrticiilarly adapted to Vooiftxo food 
for STOCK and other purposes, whore heat, steam, a 
still, retort or open hnllnr is required. 
Illustrated Circulars tree. 
D. R. PlilNDLK, East Bethany, N. Y. 
B l E E S 
NOISELESS, 
LOCK-STITCH 
SEWING lAflfLNK 
( Challeng' * I lie w. -rid 
In perfecllon of work 
durnhlliiy of con- 
m*- i-ti'uctloh, Flreogth 
*; am] lu'iilii r uf atiieh, 
and rnpidity of 1110 . 
pfflS lion, (.nil andcxiltn- 
a jr? 1 lie. Send l or nlreu- 
_ lar. Agonl* winded. 
. U ANI'FAOTU*KI) UV 
J* BLEE3 
Srnllts ill.K'hlllf Cl). 
621 Broad way, N. Y. 
LVYIILK NKft NTI18KIIIR8, Large nail 
1 lino Mock of Siiinrturtl and Dwarf Pear, Plum 
Cherry and Apple Trees, together with small Fruits, 
Catalogue* free. JOHN C. WILLIAMS x Co., 
Sept.. 1671. Dansvlllc, Liv. Co., N. Y. 
BEAUTIFUL Floy 
mail, post paid. H. A 
SH)C QCiaoelur’s ®ttibc 
A FACT FOB TRAVEI.RIIS.-O. L. C., the 
the New York correspondent of the Toledo Com¬ 
mercial, writes of the ErR. Railway In a recent letter 
thus: 
“ Trains run regularly on time, full of passenger*, 
and the new coaches reecntly put upon (.lie road are 
marvels of elegance and comfort. The Erie was 
never In suoh splendid working order as It I* to-day 
—and people me beginning to appreciate its com¬ 
forts, mitwlllistanding the efforts of Its rivals to 
mingle the litigation In wlih'li its managers are en¬ 
gaged with the actual business and operation of the 
road itself." 
WHAT AN OLD RAILROADER SAYS. 
AN OPINION AS IS AN OPINION. 
" I advise you to take the Erie Railway: I always 
take It, going East or YVest, when my business per¬ 
mit*, because I feel safer on Hint road than on any 
otner, because it, Is better managed mid in better 
condition than any of the Western roads. When 1 
get 01 to that road I can sleep s mml, because I 
know that the road-bed Is in good order, and every¬ 
thing Is done that ean be to keep It so. I have been 
a railroad man over fifteen years, and have crawled 
up from Engineer to Master of Transportation on 
one of llie principal railroads of the country, and 
have traveled 01 teen to twenty thousand miles with¬ 
in ;i year, on roads in the YY'cst, and I consider the 
Ei le the best managed of any of Minin, and in better 
condition to-day than any western road. Some rail 
toad men consider (he Erie management a little ex¬ 
travagant because they have the best of everything, 
the best, road-bed, the bust locomotives, the best 
cars, the best engineers and conductors—but that 
suits the traveling public.” 
> L O O H I N G 'I 4 O N A I HS I! It 3 s. 
> ILLINOIS. "JOlli Y EAR: lillll ACRES! 1J< 
REEN-IIOCMEH ! Latrgenl Assortment. Itewt 
Mick. I.ow Pru ett, l’roc*, Nlirnh*, Plants, Bnll.s. 
•cd*. SD.cks, il.nit*, Ac. 1 00 I’nge Jllii-miled 
n 1 it l,m 11 c, 10 ('em*. Bulb, Plant, Seed Cm a- 
igucs, ad for 10 cents. YVholesftln Price List, free, 
end tor ihnse before having elsewhere. 
L 14. PHOENIX, Itlooiniogloii. 111. 
Hnvnee VVniers, LSI It fond wo y, N. Y., 
will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, MHLO- 
DEONS. mid ORGANS of six ffr*t-ehisH maker*, in¬ 
cluding Y\ r atcr«'*, at EX IREMklV I.OW IMtlCRH full 
CASH. DC IClNo THIS MONTH.or will lake from 41 to *20 
monthly until paid. A nevy kind of PARLOR OR¬ 
GAN, the most, bountiful style mid perfect lone ever 
made, now on exhibition at 481 Broadway, N. Y. 
M iddletown nursery and fruit 
1‘AR.YI -Situated 111 , Middletown, Delaware, 
the large*! peach shipping Station In the U. ». 4*1,066 
baskets slapped this season— 25,660 baskets of them 
baskets shipped this season —ftj,non basket# of thorn 
grown ou Uils rurni. r f oi* 11 millibar or vearn l huve 
made poncho* mid poach 4rm»n it«pectajty und claim 
grout luJvuniage over ruont iiMiflerymnn t/> havincr 
bearing truoj to biul from. 1 select only the honirhi- 
est und tl'mia■ and best vurmtios. HjivoWMHH) 
trees f»»r sale, well grown and budded on natural 
Mkldieto'win,'DolaVure*.’ AUJl<1 *’ ! ' K COCHRAN, 
until you have keen our now hod and platen printing 
press, styled Tlic Y oung V iiicricu, warranted 
the best cheap printing press In the world for tlio 
amateur anil the general jell printer. Address, for 
Clrenlur, ADAMS I'll ESS CO., 53 Murray St.,N.Y., 
and 8 Province St., Boston. 
SWEET CHESTNUT 
r|ionic Ibr llot‘«ita The New Patent Flexible 
1 Curry-Comb. Samples sent by mall, prepaid, on 
receipt of 50c. Address Ells’ il/’/’y Co., Deposit, N. V. 
One-hnlf million, besides u, largo general nursorj 
stock. A sixtocn-pnge circular free. Also, a mule- 
list for nurserymen and dealers. Address 
STORKS, HARRISON Jig CO„ 
, Pulnesvllle, Lako Co.. Ohio. 
T U1U BEST INVESTMENT a farmer can moke. 
Saves trojn * to 8 tvtoflts between hi* wool and 
Cloth. Makes every m tide of knit goods needed In 
a family. No wide-awake farmer can afford to lie 
without, one. For circulars and sampios address 
LAMB KNITTING MANUFACTURIN'; CO., Chico¬ 
pee Falls, Musa. 
Hyacinths, Tulips, 
Crocus Lilies, 
and all other Blffh* for plant¬ 
ing 1 " Hi** Antonin: also, 
Bum <Ila*ar>s, Fanev Flower 
•’•'Is, VYivtk.h Fl,o\VF,HI\() 
Pl.A VTH, (/cr.,/ rue's new Kil.ep- 
berrifu , ,tc.. the largest and 
Quest asii.rtmcrit,In tlieeouu- 
try. I'rices mmlrrote. Cata- 
Ingnes now ready uml mailed 
to all applicants free, 
HENRY A. URKER, 
714 CIicniiiiii **>., 
I’hilmlflpliin, Rn. 
AND 
A N HF! IS SON’S A GRIG l/LTU I* A I, 
STEAMER, MANUPACI tU(Kl) hy I*. I*. 
HAST A CO., Hpi'tiiglicld, Ohio, fc Steuinino 
all kind* of FHEH f'OU STOCK Hunting Cheese 
Y at* ; Tannery Y'mx. Corncrvntorle*, Ac. This 
Sr.'timer is made of YY’rotight Iron, lliorooghly riv¬ 
et cd mol flu Died In good at.) hi. ll has a rob a tile Aii- 
t Miiat-lc or Srlf-recuiatlng YV.iier Feeder, safety 
Valve. Vneiniln Valve. YV’iner Gauge Cock*. YVhistle. 
iSte-i all • o inn lute Thu lirillor Is pemiliur in enrislrnc- 
tion, being ()\ic Compi.kti; Docm.K IJOII.Idl YVlTII- 
I NOTH fat, the two eommuriigatlng one with the 
other, it na* no extraofdlimrv inrinnntof lire spare 
for the *l/.o nf i lie Under : No. It, n medium *i/o, bav- 
Ing square Inches of lire surface; consequently. 
It requires bin. little tiiel to rim it, 
This Hicamer is simple and durable in con*truc- 
t loll : all I lie d I i'll lb ai liner*** ry 1* to keep th • water 
tank supplied with water nod gi ve It a little fuel. A 
carctul boy oanlem-o to run it in livery few minutes. 
Y on can n*o either wood or coni, mol It will lake, le** 
fuel to do* given amount, of work than any other 
Si cam or In llie market. It. will cook more food, or 
heal more water, in a given lime, than any other 
Si earner ill I ho smnn -Go or cost. It Is more durable 
than any other, for the reason that the 11 re.box Is 
made of wiongbt iron.and hiiilirtly JUrroilHdttd with 
water, 
YVe arc also maniifiietiirlng: 
A tide I'eou’e huw I’l'cssiii'c Stenm Henring 
A ppn I'll I IIM, 
for Heating Prienle lltoetliwjs. Stores, Wills, Church¬ 
es, Conservatories, Ac. YVe manufacture for all the 
territory east ot the State, or Illinois: Anderson 
Steamer Company K-wanee, Ill., imiiiufueturc for 
PREMIUM FARM GRIST MILL. 
Y . simple, Ulierip, Diil'nblo and Rf- 
del(*Ut. M 1* adapted to nil kinds of 
Horse Powers, and grinds nil kinds of 
grain rapidly. Skniv for Descriptive 
I' lllf 1.AR. YVM, L. BMY Ell A BIU).. 
Agricu t.ural Implement Mnnnf.iciurura, 
t’lilhidelpbin. l'n. 
Best maclilno ever offered 
for paring, coring, quartering 
or Hlicirig apples. Doc* the 
entire work expeditiously, 
promptly and well separat¬ 
ing , ore ruin paring* from tho 
fruit m once YY'ill propmu 
more fruit for drying, pies or 
funiily lire, than six of ordi¬ 
nary purer*. For termers It 
Is inalspRinmblff. Fruit can 
be fakeb can* of tn sca.*"ii, in • 
sreail of ill low mg It, to rot in 
the orchard. TUrro time tho 
price of pnrerenu bo raved "<i 
one crop. A Darrel of apple* 
cun he got ready for pies in 
one IlMII', laving in labor 
ftloliO, in a single year, many 
times iha ihiatnf the purer. 
Territory for snlof Agents 
wanted. Bead for circular. 
TIT*FISC y m ie ARUMS - 
PARING MAI MINE l'()., 10 
Corilmalt St., N. Y'. 
A merican forest trkes.-tuiip. Lin 
wood, Asli, Elm, Beech, Maple, Cno*lmH,.Mem- 
loek, Jus. I'ricc, *2 per thousand, and upward* 
Some varieties bv mail,.Vie. u Ion. Send st.ai,,p f,„ 
Circular, lnterc*!* all. A. BATTLES, Girard, Pa. 
fj’KIfE! SICNU Foil A SI’UCMIUN. 
1 A full Catalogue ot mir Standard, Misccllmiuous 
and Illustrated .Tiiveniln Books, or specimen num¬ 
bers ol Oliver Optic's Magm.ine, *cnt liy mail free. 
LEE A SHEPARD, Publlslicrs, Boston, 
LEE, SHEPARD & DILLINGHAM, 
No. 411 Green St., New York, 
whore a complete stock of all publications may be 
Buffalo, N. Y 
-3 my (eluents, iflncliinm), ,Cc 
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION 
MACHINERY GUARANTEED As ri 
9 it „ „ uesi;\tei>. 
Z-ITorso Hallway Pnwor icofnplctc). 
Lever Power* I according to size).. .ifloie 
3 liresher «urt .shaker, 2 to 4-iior*e... 
Thre-ticr and splf-regdialing Blast Cleaner (coni 
plate)..... 
Combined muohincsaf eorrespimrifrig rates, 
drasa A. L. BREA It LEY a- rn. 
, ,4 inUCVILIH 
100,000 Conover’s Colossal 
year strong $3 n 160, *io 0 
30.606 "diver Maple, one 
1 , 666 . 
,3,660 Ymerican Arborvilo 
half feet—$18 P 100 , #150 
20,1X10 Apple Stock*, two v 
1 , 000 . 
Correspondence solicited 
I AAK TIERS, HAVE FODDER !-The EL.Yt- 
YY DO I) STEAMER, for st.eunnng’ food for stock, 
Is the Best and CH ka piwr. Useful for any purpose 
where steam is used. Ail who Imvo tried ll are moro 
than pleased with it. a* it makes a nnnsT saving in 
Grain and May Every SI earner warnint.i'd and *ulu- 
J nett on inioronleeii 
Enclose stump for eight-page Circular, to 
1IARKY SEDGYVD K. Miuiufiu turor, 
ComwulI Hollow, Connocticp.t. 
niXl YVI H W RING lilt. 
riitirr iri) tsu. 
g 1P MODUOd 
Graves’ fiieiiliators 
rElianc 
PMI'IIU: HIM) MILL, -nr V<HJ 
1 j want tv Cheap power I, <r Pumping Water, Cut ting 
Hay or Slrttw, Grinding Food, Running Corn Slieller 
or Griiulatune, Suiting World, or running liny light 
machinery, send for the celebrated'' self-regulating" 
EMPIRE WIND MILL, manufactured nt Syracuse, 
N. Y.,and iv III idi i* I he best Wind Mill niamifiiel tired 
or known In the world. Pnc«. with P*tent ltoturv 
Attachment for 13 It. Mills, $200. 
For Dosi rtntlvc Catalogue, address 
EMPIRE YV1ND MILL M’P'R CD., 
Syracuse, N. Y’. 
ANDRE LEROY’S NURSERIES, 
Angers, France. 
The most extensive in Europe. For catalogue 
apply to 
BRUGUIERE Ac TIIKRA UD, 
P.O.Box 15. 51 Cednr Streot, N. y. 
__For Price List, send for Circular. 
JACOB GRAY' KS At CO., No. 20 North Market St 
Boston, Mass. 
EASIEST 
YVORK I NG 
niTVPTV new power screw press, 
I IIIhK R YTOnKT-JlKA-D SlIfKU*. iMDKOVfll 
I I r, ) Gi< atkjc, Skkd YVashkhs. and forty 
YXiAJAJJ.li other articles for Cider Mol* and Vme- 
gai i'.n i orioB. For Circulars, address J. YV. MOUNT 
Medina, N.Y. ’ 
CLAM p, 
Holds Firm 
est; 
SPIRAL GEAR, 
R oses, roses, roses, 
' Slock in tho Country. .\Vie 
of Desirohte Xiirseru Stock for Fat 
THE D1NGKK CoNARH CO, 
TPM ROVED FOOT LATHES, 
fLi -1 YV III Slidc-llest mid Fittings, .lust 
io/Vvl Oimg lor the Artisan or Amateur 
Jv Turner. 
... Aiso, HAND PLANERS. 
-«jP J „ Many reiider« of this paper have One 
of them Selling in all parts of the 
country, Canaria, Cuba. Europe, Ac. 
Send for descriptive Gunthiguc. 
N. H. BALDYVIN, Laconia, N. H. 
T U V 
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, 
Vtirren St., N. Y r ., and Providence. 
1 in all respects, is cheaper to the consumer, makes 
stronger and morr durable work, and I* fully equal 
to a screw for moat purposes. Manufactured by 
YVi.vei.ow Baku Nait, Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Sold 
by Hardware Dealers generally. 
1*1 largo end verv linn stock of Apple. Pear, Plum 
and ( berry Seedlings, heal thy-no blight. Send for 
Catalogue. BRYANT Bros., Dansvitle, Liv. Co., N. Y 
^OOT LATHES, best ,n the country. WOOD. 
- MAN A, PIKE, Luke Village, N. II. Circulars free, 
