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NEWS AND NOVELTIES. 
“ Kate” writes to say that innuy of the young 
men who t ide in street cars and omnibuses are 
perfect savages. She probably means that they 
belong to the Pawnee tribe. 
A man entered one of the Rutland (Vt.) cloth¬ 
ing stores the other day and desired “to look 
over the girls,” In order that, he “ might select a 
wife” for himself and one for his brother. The 
request was granted. 
An English journal contains the folWwirig 
advertisement:—"Notice—If my husband, who 
left Bristol four years ago, does not return with¬ 
in three months to his wife from this date, she 
intends to get married.” 
A man is now peddling in Wisconsin with a 
pair of dogs, hitched to a light wagon. For sev¬ 
eral years he has curried the mail with I Ids team 
from Red River to St. Paul, belngable in winter 
to make BO miles a day. 
A yocthfcl Chicagoan, aged six years, who 
was refuelled permission logo fishing on Sunday, 
incontinently hanged himself in Older to relieve 
hits parents'mind of any apprehension that lie 
was horn to be drowned. 
Human skeletons, with flesh and hair adhering, 
are quite frequently found in San Francisco, 
surmounted with piles of eo hi ties torn*, and they 
provoke Imt little remark. The discoverer com¬ 
monly exe I aims, “ Dumeliinumun t” 
The < otmocllcut mind lakes to economy very 
naturally. An old ludy living in the Nutmeg 
State lias tabooed candles and taken to gas on 
this ground, she says gas is liardly half n cent a 
t not, while candles are five cents a foot. 
A ghost tImt has been haunting a house In 
Peoria, IU, was lately watched for by the in¬ 
mates and a half pint of bird shot pul iuto his 
legs. The test proved the specter to be real 
ilesli and blood by the earthly name of MoGraw. 
The Oonnorsvillo (Ind.) Times tolls of an old 
tail splitter in t Inti county, who put n quietus 
up on a young inuii who elm (fed him about his 
bald lie.t.l, In these words: — “ Young man, when 
my head geis as soli as yours I can raise hair to 
sell.” 
Heaiih are to be found fit Immense numbers 
on ilie Alaska iiiiiinlaiid. They ureof enormous 
size, but do not ci inco the ferocity of the Cali¬ 
fornia animal. 1 1 is a fuel, tlml contact with Civ- 
i iz.n inn increases llie ferocity of Bruin and los 
whole tribe. 
In spile of the proud privilege of being a sub¬ 
ject of Ib ituniua, the Canadians arc coming to 
this count r.\ in large numbers. Last year 2C,7**6 
emigrated to lit** .States from Canada alone, 
while the other British pro vii ices supplied near¬ 
ly 30,000 more emigrants. 
Boston Is get ting nlnrmed at the scanlinessof 
her water supply. Lake Cochi finite is lower 
than ever before, and the City Council is going 
ii looi. .win! oi.i 11 ei None Of the foil11 tuins 
m i . ve i '.-) play, except on rare occasions, 
i o il r i vo i o furnish their supply is 
proposed. 
1 'o monias!ei at h Bennington, yt, t 
was s.iiiienh.’i eiiil.i;,r,a->,;.d, llie oilier day, on 
in Hag a-ited b.\ ., laoj .1 lie re was a letntr fi.fr 
tnj cow.' Being u, .posed to treat her polite¬ 
ly, I" ■' i > 1 1 1 •• 1 id..' ili' re n n i nothing for any¬ 
body's cow. flic lady, being equally embarrass¬ 
ed ami also disposed to be polite, stUd she in¬ 
quired for Mike Howe. 
A citizen of Wisconsin, on a recent trip to 
St . Louis, took a sleeping car berth on a through 
express train. In the night he got up, and clad 
only in his sleeping garments, went out on the 
platform of the ear to look at the moon. The 
door closed wit h a spring lock, and the porter of 
l lie ear was asleep. He says he never enjoyed a 
lifi.v-mile ride na lie did that one. 
An independent young woman in Missouri, 
Josio .Mitchell, poor herself, bul having rich 
relatives, determined lo make Iter own liveli¬ 
hood rather Hum be supported by others. She 
accordingly became u telegraph operator In St. 
(Jhiirles, and had not been there two years bo- 
fore-slto received her reward in the form of a 
“ I like the Visitor, and trust that It meets 
with the success it deserves,”—A lice Cary. 
" Adapted for a reading book in schools and a 
companion at home."—New York Tribune. 
“We take pleasure In commending It.”—New 
York Independent. 
"It has no equal to our knowledge.”—Moore’s 
Rural New-Yorker. 
New Price 1,1-t now ready. Address J. Y. BICIi 
NlttJj, Wtelirjorifluntf, Oneida Co.. N. Y. 
Any of tho Hooks in llie following List 
will be HellC bv Mail. Pout-Paid, on Receipt 
of Marked Price. 
Allen’s (L. K.) American Cattle...$2 00 
Do. New American Karin Book. 2 60 
Do. Diseases of Domestic Animals. 1 00 
Do. Mural Arcll lied are. 1 50 
American Bird Fancier. 30 
American Pomology (206 illustrations). 3 00 
American PriiulKa] Cookery.... 1 75 
American Muse Guitarist... 30 
American Sharp-Shooter (Telescopic Itlflel. 50 
Ainertran Wheat Cnllurlat (Todd). 2 00 
Archlleciurc rCuiumlng* A Miller) 382 Designs 
and Tit lllnslratl >. ..10 00 
Architecture. National <Geo. K. Woodward).12 00 
Architecture, Pi Inelpleaand Practiced (boring 
A Jenny). .... 12 00 
Bee Keepers'Text Book, (Paper).. 10 
Do. iMuslin)... ......... 75 
Bi rnenl - Po id term -1 lompanlon 112Q Ills.). 2 00 
Do Babbit Fancier. 30 
Uicknell's Village Builder <65 Plates, showing 
Ni-w and ProcllraI Designs!.10 00 
Bummer'* Method of Making Manures. 25 
Unu.**ingnnlt's llural Economy. 1 tiO 
Brack’s Book of Flowers (newl. ] 75 
BridgerortiTfl Gardener** Assistant.,..2 50 
Bulsl'a Family Kiiclicn Gardener.... I 00 
Do. Flower Gardon. 1 50 
Burr's Vegetable* of America... 5 00 
Chemistry of the Farm l Nichols). 1 25 
Ctaorlton's I!rnpn Grower’s Guide. 75 
Cider Maker’s Manual . 150 
Cluter's New ill. Oatlle Doctor, colored plates... G 00 
I 'olibett * American Gardener. 75 
role’s American Fruit Book. 75 
Cole's American Veterinarian. 75 
Cotton Culture. 160 
Cotton Planter's Manual (Tumor). l 50 
Crack Shot <Burlier). .. 1 To 
Cranberry Culture, (John J While’*) Illustrated l 26 
Cranberry Culrum, rn,,wbrhlue).....-. ;.0 
Dadd'* Amerind, (.'utile Doctor. ) 60 
Do Modern Horse Doctor. 1 60 
Dana's Muck Manual.. j 23 
Darlington's Am Weeds anil Useful Plants. 1 75 
Darwin's Animals and Plant*.. G Ik) 
Dead Shot; or. Sport man's Complete Guide. 1 75 
Dowroog’s Cottage Uesldeuces ... .. 3 00 
Do. I riots and I run Trees of America (II4XI pp.) 5 oO 
Do. I at ml sen pn Gardening. no 
Do. ltural l-.ssays. . . 3 50 
Drainage tor Protlimol Health. ] 50 
Du Breiili’s Vineyard Culture (Warder). 2 00 
Dyer am) Color Maker's Companion. I 25 
Kvcleth's School House An liitectiue.10 uO 
Bustwu,id's Crimberry Culture. 75 
Billot'* Lawn arid Shade Trees. I it 
Rverybody lus own Lawyer. 1 25 
Farm Drainage (If. F. FrencliL. I 50 
Farm Implement* and Mucliinery (.1..1. T homas) 1 60 
Farmers' Bum Book... ] 50 
Farming for Boys." 150 
Field's Peru Cull are.i 25 
Flatting lo Ano-rloan Waters (Scott). 3 50 
Flagg’s l | .nrnp«an Vineyard*. I 5o 
Flint oil Grasses..... 2 50 
Do. Milch l ows mol Daily f anning. 2 50 
Fulton's Pencil Culture. A lland-Book and 
Guide to lCvery Plnnler . , ... 1 50 
Frank Forrester '* f lelo Spoi ls (2 vols.). .. G nO 
Do. Fish and Fishing (100 engravings)....._ 5 1)0 
Do. Manual for Young Spoi lsmen. 3 eo 
Fuller’s Illustrated Strawberry Ciiliurlsi. 25 
Do. Foreal Tree L'uluil ist. 1 50 
Do. Small Fruits (Illustrated),... 1 .Mi 
Gardening for Profit (I*, Henderson). 1 50 
Gardening for the Smith.. 2 00 
Grape t ullurlst t A s. Fuller). ] 50 
Gray’s Manual cil Bidimyaod Lessons.. ... 4 (0 
Do. School and Fb.dd Bool, Botiuiy .....2 50 
Do. How Plants Grow (500 illustrations).... 1 12 
Do. Manual of Botany lit the Northern Slates 
itOO pp.. illnstraicfl). 2 25 
Do. Introduction t,i structural and systematic 
Bulany and Vegetable Physiology 11,300 Ulus.). 3 50 
Gregory on Suunslius.. . 30 
Gilt-lion on .M)hdi Cows .. 75 
Gun. Rod and Huddle . ..’ 150 
Harney’s Bams, Outbuilding* and Fences.10 00 
Harris on Inseei-. . 4 00 
Do. ini llie Pig— Breeding, Management, Ac. 1 50 
llehtlelU'H Amerieini I louse Carpenter .. 3 50 
(IllUburd's) Rustic Adornments for Homes of 
oied Plates.).. II 00 
Hint* to Horae Keepers (Herbert's). i 75 
High Farming without .Manure. 55 
Holly's Art ul Haw-Filing. 75 
liolly's I 'al iiOllter's Hand Book (new).. 7a 
Jioopei 'm Dug iind Gnn ... 30 
Hunpes' Book of Lx ci greens. 3 no 
Hop Cull me . . — .. ..... to 
JJmv Crops f eed... 2 00 
I low Crops Grow... 2 i)0 
Uuw mC ook, i.farve and F.m. . 1 .30 
Hunteralnl 'ITapper.. I 00 
Uusmmoi's Grape* and Wine. 1 50 
Indian Corn . Ms Value. ( oHoieaiul l.'ses. 1 60 
JenuhigH on * al I le . .. I 70 
Do. llurSe nod Iiih Diseases...,. I 75 
Do. Horse Till in log Made l'.’iisy. I 25 
Do. Hlieep, Hwloe and pouliry. ) 75 
Johnsioii'* Agiirohui.il Clientislry. 1 75 
Do. Elenurnl* Agmiili ural < heimniiy. 1 50 
Kemp'S l.anitscape iJardeldog . .. 2 00 
bailgslmi ll on Hie I live a ml I loppy l!eii. 2 00 
J.ein lilir'n llow lo Biold I Ini Houses. I 50 
l.leblg's Agi K iill oral i hemn M y. I 00 
Munmil ol Agriculture (I'dnorson and F lint). 1 25 
Manual on Flux unit ileaqi Culture. 25 
Manual ol Tobacco i'iilnue...,... 30 
Market Asslslanl din Vnci... 2 60 
Maauiy's Tieutiso on Plain and Decorative 
House Painting..... 1 75 
Mayhen’s ilhialrnted Uol'se Management. 3 00 
Mason'* Farrier and (Mud Honk.. 1 50 
MeMnlotn's Amrniaii (,’nrdenei.. . 2 25 
Mechanic's C-unipiintoii (Nicholson)..,. 3 00 
MeellHh's Hand-Book ni in nameolul Trees. 75 
Allies on I base’s Foot (elotli). 75 
Modern Cookery Iby Miss Acton and Mrs. 8 . j. 
Hale).... I 50 
Mv I'iiiiii ill I'klgcYvood. 1 75 
F ids JIKED FANCY PCM l.Tll Y.-Par- 
l ridge Cochins l F owler's Block) Fla per pair. 
Black-Bed Game Bantams (latprem. N. Y. S. Poultry 
Ass’u/. i}12 per pair. liourjans (imported), HO per 
pair. Hindu ■ ooks ol the atmve. ilDIVABU A. 
ItOVVK. Tremont. Westchester Co., N. V. 
SIXTH' FOWLS A SPKMA LTV. Choice 
breeding and exhibition now ready. I ineltouen 
ks $10 per pair. D. 1J. DAT, West Chester, Pa. 
I Did 
I Didn’t 
TITK1,I,.|1 KKfi F OW I.S. - Several pairs and 
*1 trios Sllvei-Spinigled and Gnlrl-S angled Hum. 
II 
Cochin* for sale. Also Hamburg and Baotani Cocas 
and Cockerel*, at, 96 each It must, rod be expected 
thntevery bird fitrrtlahed bv me will be equal. In all 
respects, to those I exhibit at lair- ; but, 1 will ship 
none but first rate ones, and any that prove unsatis* 
factory in. ouj/ particular - , may tie retumeil (It re¬ 
turned at once) on payment nl express freight. 
W. U. HIl.f.H, Albany. N. Y. 
THE SCHOOLDAY VISITOR MAGAZINE 
The oldest and most popular among the young folks’ monthlies published 
in 185B, and with Hie January Number 1 72, It commences its sixteenth y 
tlnue as it has ever been, emiihatlcally the very best 
and cheapest Magazine tn existence for our young 
UIJI’RUIOK HTtlt K.-I sllll continue to breed 
1 ; and ship Chester-Wlute anil Berkshire Swine, 
Southdown Sheep, Durham und Alderney Calves, 
and all the best varieties of fowl*. Send tor circular. 
Address THUS. WOOD, Don Hun. Chester Co,, Pa. 
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folks, both 
AT HOWE AND AT SCHOOL. 
Tin; Visitor C a large, double colnmn octavo, con¬ 
taining 32 pagns every month, well illustrated, and 
contributed to by some of the best writers In this 
country. 
The Visitor li:e been so long and favorably known 
ilint it Inis become a household word almost wherev¬ 
er we go: and ils monthly visits are hailed with j.,y 
throughout every Stale Mini Territory of the whole 
Union, ivhile it has won for itself the proud title of 
the 
Boys’and Girls’ Favorite 
among all the numerous magi zincs and periodicals 
which have fallowed It. The V'DUTCH'S list of con¬ 
tents eonslsls"! Good Stories and Sketches, brief 
Historical nnd tthtgraplih'.-il papers, Letter*. Netesof 
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lems. Puzzles, Hehuses, Humorous articles, Music, 
Ac., from w hich can be found sotnet tilng to please the 
taste and 11 tickle the fancy ”.,1 all. On) little folk* 
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themselves. 
The Elocution department, conducted as it is. by 
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all over the country are using it In their Schools as 
For this purpose, clubs to Schools are furnished at 
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ASIATIC 
My stock Dark ami Liu in Brau.mah, Buff and 
Partridge Cochins, is unsurpassed byuny in ami>i- 
iea. I am now prepared to fill •inler, for etiriv hatched 
chickens, caretully mated, either for exhibition or 
breeding.at m identic price*. I hiiVeatsoa driest,.ek 
of Bor i .v am! A v i.icsni'RV in i us and Bronzed 
Turkeys. Addles* n, w. hf.rhtink, 
No. 6 SoiM.lt Hull Ht., Philadelphia. 
We nay Agent* either in Cash,or in Premium*, 
liberally. We want everybody to send for our new 
Premium List, which will give full Inlormutlon in re¬ 
lation to how ytijJI we pay Uiose who will work for us. 
Mamma's Birtliday 
the VtHtTOlt's Magnifleenl. Steel Premium Plate for 
1872. size It by IS Inches, and printed on fine, plate 
paper 21 ny 27 Inches, prepared at a cost of nearly 
81,000. and worth us an Lugraving, at least 83.00 a 
copy, will he 
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1 ,A|t|{ -HALF. I II PAP. Pure Dark Brahmas 
from A. Miller 1 * ImpoilalIni, *15 to f.’k) per trio. 
Partridge Cochin* from Warner’s Iraporiullob—815 
to KAl. Pure Honda ns, 810 to 8 ; f0. Price according 
to age. AII p< rfeol. to u feather. Ilev. S. It. Junks, 
143 West Hi,, fiyr ninsc. N. Y. 
w '*• WHIP PS, l-lf Ollll'KK AND 
m , Hr,•Oder ol the well-known MAGIFJ HOGS, 
Marlon. Marl, n t,'o . Ohio. 
For Jiurlty of blood and being well bred, the Magic 
H',gs me not surpassed by any other breed. Tin y 
lire large and Hue. and of superior style, and may be 
relied on. The Hog* arc mostly spoiled. Anyone 
wanting Pigs or llogiot Hie genuine Magie Stock 
should address me ill. .Marlon, Marlon Co., OlllO. 
PC ,<0111 to all point* by Kxpress or Freight. 
Specimen numbers, and the " tools " to use In the 
work of forming clubs, sent to any address upon the 
receipt of u green stamp to prepay postage. 
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COMMON ANII ITALIAN, bv the single Colo¬ 
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books. ,Vc. Send for Circular and Price Llsllo 
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Paper cover and one colored plate. 10 eentit. 
Catalogue ol Ilardy Bulbs and Heed tor tall plant¬ 
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Xectar Circular. 
(JKKDI.INGS AND IILDGF7 PI,A NTs. Pear 
Sccrllinu*, t-xiui tine, Itee Irani blight. Also 
Cherry and A|,pie Seedlings ami Hom y Locust for 
hedge. Orange Quince r ollings. Ac. Pear and Ap¬ 
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Delaware, Ohio. 
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No. 132 BROADWAY, 
WEW YOnK, 
CHARLES H. RAYMOND, President 
piLuhronnu, that our Senators he and are hereby 
instructed, anti our HepreseuluUve.* in t',,ni!re*s ro- 
quesied, ir> use their g,,*ul ofllees with tlieirciity- 
niakiug power ol our Uovornnirnr to procure un 
iiincntlmtoii. to our treaty with Chiiitt, 80 as to ex- 
‘-’hah’ ihr, I,nmlgritl.il,n ot Chinese lalmrers, without 
otherwise impair ing our commercial relations there¬ 
with. 
A MAN in Wisconsin hits applied for n divorce 
upon the ground that his wife married hint 
under fulsu prcteimes. He* aajs elm told him, 
while nddrcssiug her, ihat she eould hoe an ucre 
ol potaiocsandspiit iwoeordsnf wood between 
breiikluflt and rliuuor; and hIp- hf\d proved her¬ 
self a lent i ul i raiid, because she eould only split 
iml 1' a Orgei and hoe only Three t imes across the 
Hold. It seems hard that men are continually 
to be made the victims of these designing 
women. 
The frigate Constitution, familiarly known us 
the“Old Ironsides,'' arrived at Philadelphia a 
few days since. This vessel was built in 1797, at 
Boston, and been mo famous in the war of 1812 
by her successful engagement, with the British 
war ship Ouerriere. For several years back she 
has been in use at Annapolis as a soliool ship, 
but her limbers becoming rollon, and the Gov- 
emmem having determined to keep the old 
craft a(loai. for memories of the past, she has 
been sent to Philadelphia for rebuilding, and 
will be turned out u llrat-ehiss screw frigate. 
In Philadelphia, the other day. two women 
exhibited a marvelous degree of superstition. 
They caJled at the police station and asked if 
then- were any dead bodies at the Morgue. 
Learning I here was one, that of a drowned man, 
she requested thut privilege he given her to lay 
one of the dead man's hands upon her goitered 
neck, remarking at the saute time she knew of 
a person who, by the hands of a dead man, had 
been relieved of the con,plaint. The request 
was granted, mid the hand of the corpse was 
three times applied to the afliicted neck, and 
without Further ceremony the females left for 
their homes. 
The leading thorough fare, oonneoting the East 
with the West unit Unlit Invest. 
The only Western Line running all Express trains 
through to Chicago without change or cars. Con¬ 
necting directl, ,, ii h all train* ,,f tin- New York 
Central and Hudson Ulver und Erie Hallways,und 
withal] XVcalern Lines. 
Four Through F.xprs** Train. l>nfly« (Sun¬ 
days excepted,) and t,> avoid any detentions of 
thmngh piiMKuiiL'er* frinn the East, this Line i nns 
Two Sunday Train, tlirnngli to tile ve¬ 
la <mI, Toledo and C'hit-auo. 
Magnificent l‘.,li,i'.i> Cars run over ibi l.ilie be¬ 
tween New York. Chicago, St. I.nuis, a,)-i Louisville. 
Also, a Daily Lino of Palace Sleeping Cars runs ex- 
eluoively between lioubesler, Cleveland. Toledo. 
ChlCugo mill St, Louis. Through tiokets for side at 
all principal Baihvuy ticket offices throughout the 
United Suites, and by agents ot this Line through¬ 
out the ICast. 
( IIA8. F. HATCH, Gen. Siip’f,. 
Cleveland, O. 
J. A. HUB( II, 
Gen. LuMern Passenger Agent, 
Buffalo. N. Y. 
In the world for exterior work upon Collage*, Villas, 
or Buildings ot any kind, whether built <>!' brick, 
wood or iron. U Is a liquid, rniilu mr nsr and requires 
no ot) thinning or drier. Purest, w Idle, and any de¬ 
sired shade cm, be had in packages from one gallon 
upwards. 
Letter Received from Levi 8 lmw, Trustee 
of tile Coiled Society ot Shakers. 
Mr. Licit a non, N. Y„ Bopt. 27. ’71. 
Respectko Friends:--1,i reply to your inquiry 
as to wlmt v.c think ot lliu Avetill Cbomlcal l'uint, 
we have used in Uni Societv ,,i Mount Lebanon sonut 
1.000 gallons. We are very hiiicli pleased with it, and 
until we ill*e convinced that there is tumielhing bet¬ 
ter, sball give ii (he preference of ulLutlier paint*. 
We have used heretofore the ( —>(-1, and most 
till oilier brands of «Idle lend, licllherrif which have 
given us perfect salisfueltoii. M-,*t ol It wnnlri chalk 
off alter being mi sonut t wo nr throe yen, *. This, 
alter three your*'experience, we dr, imt find to lie 
the case with the ..II Pure XVIdte Chemical 
Paint. Indeed, It appears Juki, as well hh when first 
put on. 1 will write you again un the subject when I 
utn not in quite so much of a hurry. 
Sample card of beautiful colors, and recommenda¬ 
tions from owners of the finest, teblUences in the 
country furnished free by the 
Quincy on Soiling Cattle. 
Band's Bulbs. 
Do. Garden Flowers. 
Banditll's F ine XVnol Husbandry... 
Do. Sheep Husbandry d, the South..... 
Richardson on the Dog... 
River*’ Miniature Fruit Garden. 
Sehenck's Gardeners’ Text-Book.... 
Sentinel''* Produce Tables.. 
Do. Ueurly Reckoner anil Lug Book. 
Simpson’s Horse Ponraitnre — Breeding, Bear¬ 
ing uml Training Trotter*. 
8 lx Hundred Recipes. 
skillful House wile... . 
Squashes (Gregory). 
Stewart's (John) Stable Book. 
TegeUnelei's Poultry Book (colored plates). 
Tegetmeicr’s Pigeon Book (colored plates). 
Ten Acre* Enough —. 
The Mule A Treatise op the Breeding, Training 
ami uses to which he may be put.. 
The Book "f Evergreens. 
The Boston Machinist (F Itzgcrald). 
The Dog (by Dinks, Mayliuw anil Hutchinson).. 
The Garden (A Manual). 
The People s Practical Poultry Book. .. 
Thomas' Am. Fruit r'ullurlst (480illustrations). 
Thompson'* Food of Animals.*. 
Todd’sYuuug Farmers'Manual. 
Tr apper'n Guide. 
Trout Culture. (Beth Green)...................... 
■Trowbridge's. Mi*, luinra, Excelsior Look Book 
and Housekeeper’* Aid. ... . . 
Ventilation in American Dwellings.. 
Warder's Hedges amt Evergreens. 
Waring » Ear lit Closets... . 
Do..Elements ot Agriculture...— —. 
Wulson'r* American Home Garden.. 
Wax r lowers, nod llow to Stake Them. 
Western I ron Grower*' Guido. 
Wheeler's Homes fur (lie People. 
Do. Uural Home*. ..... 
Woodruff’s Trotting 1 torse ot America.. 
Woodward's Graperies and Hort’i Buildings.... 
Do. Country Homes.. . 
Do. Cottages and Fiiriu Houses.. 
Do. Snbruban amt Country Houses. 
VouHit, mi the Horse—.. 
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