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NEWS CONDENSER, 
I 7 ARM FOR SALE-- A GREAT BARGAIN-30 
miles west of Chicago. 400 acres choice hind, 450 
cows, 50 head young stork, liorees, wagons, funning 
Utensils, &•■., nil new mid In good order. Easy pitv- 
tuenls, running 10 years. The host dairy barn in Illi¬ 
nois. Address OKU. S. BOWEN, Elgin, 111. 
— A Wisconsin justice oC the peace granted 
himself a divorce. 
— There were 4,630,700 pounds of cheese made 
in Vermont in 1670. 
— Tho Los Angelos (Cal.) cemetery lias been 
opened for target practice. 
— Columbus. Gfi., has a sect called tho “ Tlioo- 
philanthropocoemopolitanisls." 
— ** TlmndcraHon Samuel" Is the name of a 
famous Western Indian tighter. 
— At Eufalu, Ga., fifty stalks bore one hun¬ 
dred and uventy-five pounds Of cotton. 
— The water in the Hudson River is lower 
now tlmn it has been before for many years. 
— The tea plant has done very well this year 
in South Carolina, Tennessee and California. 
— Lai'gp numbers of deer are said to appear 
along tho line of the Illinois Central Railroad. 
— Tho very latest style of note paper is of a 
light brow'tt color, to be written ou with green 
ink. 
— Seventy-live sheep were killed by dogs in 
one night at Soutli Datisville, Livingston Co., 
N. Y. 
— A Paris restaurateur announces “pumpkin 
and mince pies, and pork and beaus, a la Amcri- 
caine .” 
— Colored thieves in Augusta, Ga., steal the 
oil out of the street lamps and trade it for 
whisky, 
— Hartford fins [recently finished two public 
schoolhouses—one costing $160,000 and the other 
$100,000. 
— It has been discovered in Vnnderburgcoun¬ 
ty, Ind„ that marriages by a notary publio are 
not valid. 
— The forty-seventh anniversary of the '*ew 
York Uiblu Society was celebrated Sunda 
veinLcr 1. 
— The sum of $682,090.57 wnsreceived for taxes 
in New York City during the week ending No¬ 
vember 11. 
— The money appropriated by Congress for 
removing obstructions at Hell Gate is nearly 
exhausted, 
— Special dispatches from South Carolina In¬ 
dicate the end of the Ku-Klux organization iu 
that Stale. 
— For ten years but five Greenlanders have 
left (.heir ley mountains for a dwelling in more 
genial climes. 
— A great many gloves for evening toilets me 
shown, having six buttons and reaching fat* 
above the wrist. 
— Laborers are scarce at St. John’s, N. F., and 
women arc employed on the wharves at four 
shillings per day. 
— The Government saves about twenty-eight 
millions ol djillnrs annually by paying no inter¬ 
est on its currency. 
— Mayor Brown of St. Louis declines to issue 
any more permits for tho erection of frame 
buildings in that city. 
— The phrase “ masterly inactivity” is traced 
to Sir James McIntosh. It was used by him in 
one of fils works in 1791. 
— Racine, Wis., is excited over alleged gold 
discoveries on the farm of Melville Green, three 
miles south of that city. 
— A movement Is on foot in Virginia looking 
to the Introdnctioriof immigration lrotn Alsace 
and Lorraine, in France. 
— 1 1 4s proposed that at some of the churches 
in New York ( iiy the collections should be 
taken up by young ladies. 
— When President Grant visited Bangor, Mo., 
the Bangorilhia stupidly put “ Welcome,” in 
great letters over their jail door, 
— A Chicago paper says“ The era has come I 
plain and wholesome food, plain and decent 
clothes, plain and honest ways." 
— Narrow paths divide farms in prance, Ger¬ 
many and Holland. Illinois is said to have ten 
times as much fence us Germany. 
— Tho fur of tho silver fox is very much used 
for trimming on velvet cloaks and costumes, 
and is very handsome and stylish. 
— Ladies wear very elegant buttons of mosaic 
coral, gt>ld or cameos, with the colored silk 
vests which are so stylish at present. 
— The question of transferring tho Indian 
Bureau to the War Department will again be 
agitated at the next session of Congress. 
— Some very elegant dresses just imported 
from Paris have eight different pieces to be at¬ 
tached before the costume Is completed. 
— A California minister thinks it ivortli while 
to deny a newspaper report that ho rolls ten¬ 
pins and lakes hot drinks in a beer collar. 
— A girl in Wisconsin swallowed forty percus¬ 
sion caps. Her mother refrained from punish¬ 
ing her, or even talking snappishly to her. 
— The Governor has pardoned James Logan, 
sentenced Got. 16, 1869, at Erie County, N. Y., 
for robbery, to five years in Auburn prison, 
— A hermit 1ms been brought to light in 
Greene county, N. Y. He is seventy years of 
age, and knows nothing of the outer world. 
— Three young ladies in MaplewoodSeminary 
at Piiisllcld, Mass., are fitting for college, one 
for Amherst and two for Western institutions. 
— The Cincinnati papers say that with the 
water supply at their command, the city cuu 
laugh at any fire, even if funned by u hurricane. 
— A plan to unite all the counties along the 
Hudson into one Agricultural Society is talked 
of, the fairs to be held at the Rensselaer Park, 
Troy. 
— Most of the garments for tho season are 
made loose in the buck, some with the large 
Walieau plaits and others made loose at the 
waist. 
— A new style of vase for holding cut flowers 
is of g| as s beautifully carved, and made in the 
®'mpe of a soup tureen, with handles at both 
bides. 
— Tho coldness of the weather in the eastern 
portion of Maine is unprecedented at this time 
of year. Boys are skating upon ponds near 
Belfast. 
— Some of tho linen collars are made In the 
shape of vests for morning wear, and arc trim¬ 
med with lace and fastened with small linen 
buttons. 
— The Governor of Wisconsin lias issued a let— 
for of thanks to tho people of the United States 
lor their timely aid to the sufferers by the late 
hres in that Stato. 
Any ot the lioofi* in the fallowing I,inf 
will l*o wont hv Mull, Post-I’ai«|, on Receipt 
ot Mucked L*rice. 
Allen’S (L. F.) A in Ol* Iran Cattle...$2 CO 
Tin. New American Karin Hook. ■_> 50 
1*0. Rl*eu*cs dl liomiontc AliinnilH. 1 H) 
Ito. Hurul Archlio-iuro. 1 5 (j 
Atnerhath lliril Fancier. lili 
Aniomnm Pomology <210 Illustrations). a no 
American Practical Cookery. l o', 
American ItoHO OnIttirlAi. :*,o 
American Sharp-Simpler (Telescopic itlUe)_ 5u 
Amenoun Wheat fultiiilst .Toddi. 2 0U 
Architecture (Piimming* A Miller) 982 Designs 
noil YI4 Illustration*. , .10 CO 
Archltectum. National (Geo. K. Wnoiiwnrili_12 00 
A rohHeci are, Principles mid I'ruutico ot tboring 
A Jmniy)...... .. ..12 00 
Boo Keeneni'Text Hook, (Piiperl.... 40 
Do. (Mlislln). . 15 
BctneiitV Poulterer's Companion (120 111 m.> . 2 no 
Do. lIubhiL Funder.. 30 
Hlckiicll's Village Builder tf>5 Plates, showing 
New uiul t'rum.icnl Designs).10 00 
Huuirnnr'n Method ot Making Manures. 25 
Hou.viinuuuit a Hural Ecohqmy. 1 DO 
Brock's Hook of Flower* (new).. 1 75 
Hrnlgeman’* Gardener's As* Islam .. 2 50 
it a Hr, h Family Kitohun Gardener. 1 (jo 
110 . Flower Garden. I 50 
Burr's Vegetable* of Amenea.. 6 no 
Chemistry of Um Par in (Nichols).,. 1 25 
Clioilton 1 - iimoe Grower's Guide. 75 
Cider Sinker's .Manual.. 1 50 
Outer's New III.Cuttle Doctor,colored plates... 0 00 
CobhottV American Gardener. 75 
Cole's American Krult Hook. 75 
Cole's American Veterinarian. r ,5 
Cotton Culture. 1 50 
Cotton Planter's Manual (Turner). 1 50 
Cradle Shot (barber).... l 75 
Cranberry Cull are, 1.1 nhn . 1 . White's) Illustrated 1 25 
Cranberry Culture, I'lVow bridge). ao 
Dadd’s Auini'lean Cattle Doulur. 1 50 
Do Modern Horse Doctor.. . 1 50 
Dima's Muck Manual. I 25 
Darlington's Ann Weeds and Useful Plants. 1 75 
Darwin'* Animals amt Plants.. li 00 
Deiul Shot; or. Spur!man's Complete .. I 75 
Downlng's Cotlage Residence* . :i HO 
Do. Fruit* and Krult Trees of America Glut) pp.) f> 10 
Do. I.andseuvo Gardening,.. 0 0 
Do. Rural Msstvy#.. . . 3 50 
Druinugo for Profit and Jleullh.. 1 ..0 
Du Hreun's Vineyard PulDirn (Warder). 2 00 
Dyer and Color Milker's companion . 125 
Kvelcth's School House Architecture.10 at) 
Fast wood's Urn 11 berry Culture. 75 
Elliot's l.iiwn and Shade Trees. 1 50 
Everybody IiIb own I.uwyor.... 125 
Kami Drainage (II. K. Kreneli).. I 50 
Karin Implements mid Alaelililurv (J. .1. Thomas) 1 50 
Farmer*' Haro Hook. .. I 50 
Farming for Hoy#. .. 150 
Field's Pear Culture . 125 
Kislilng in American Waters (Scott). a 50 
Flagg's European Vineyards.. 1 50 
Flint on Grasses. . 2 50 
Du. Alllcl) Cows and Dan V Farming. 2 50 
Fulton's Poach Culture. A Hand-It....k and 
GtlidO to Every Planter.. 1 50 
Frank Forrester's Field Sports (2 vnls.). 0 00 
Dd- Fish and Flshiug (10(1 engravings).. . 6 00 
Do. Manual l'or Young Sporiamen.3 00 
Fuller's Illustrated Straw harry Culuirlsl. 25 
Do. Forest Tree CulLurlst.. .. 150 
Do. Small Kriill* (Illustrated). 1 50 
Gardening tur Pinllt (P. Henderson). I 50 
Gurdptilngfoi' the South... . 2 00 
Grnpii Cuiturlst (A S. Fuller)... 150 
Gray's Manual of Uotanyund I .damns.. I CO 
Do. School and Field flunk of Hntnny . 2 50 
Do Dow Plants Grow (.500 Illustrations). 112 
Do Manual of Botany in the Northern Stines 
(7(Jfl IH*.. Ilhmfruton). . .. 2 25 
Do. lnl roduotlo|i to SI noun rul and Systematic 
Ilutany arid Vegetable Physiology (I,MOO illus.f. 3 50 
Gregory on Squashes. 20 
GUO non on Milch Cons... 75 
Gun, Hod and Saddle.. 1 50 
llurtievV Barns, lluthnihHngs and Fences,... 10 (H) 
Harris 011 Insects... 1 DO 
Do. on the Pig Breeding, Management, Ac. 1 5(1 
I l.itheld s Amerluiin llousu Carpenter . 1150 
(Jiildiuid'n) Iliistle Aduiniuems for Homes of 
Taste. (Colored Plates .1 . 9 00 
Him.* i,o Horse Keepers (Herbert's). 1 75 
High Farming without Aininiro,...,. 25 
Holly's Art uf B 11 w-Flling... .. 75 
Holly's Carpenter's Hand Hook (now). 7a 
nonpar's Dog anil Gnu. ;;() 
BoopeV Hook of Kvcrgruens. 3 ou 
Hop Culture. .10 
How Crops Feud ... 2 09 
llow Crons Grow. .. . 2 00 
How to Cook. Carve uiul Kill. 1.. 0 
Hunter ami Trapper. . I do 
11ns|mnm'!i Orupes and Wine. 1 50 
Indian Corn : Its V 11 Inc*. C'nlLure and Uses. 1 50 
Jennings on Cattle.. 1 75 
Do. Horae anil Ida Discuses . 1 75 
Do. tlorau Training Made Busy. I 25 
Do. Hlipep, Swim: mill poultry. 1 75 
Johnston's Agricultural t'licmlslry. 1 75 
Do. Klomeut* Agricultural Chemistry.. I 50 
Kemp’s Landscape Gardening,,, . 2(10 
DniigstrOtb un I Do Hi re unit Honey lleo. 2 1)0 
1 .ein loir’s 1 low 10 Kmlil 11 1 .t— 1 louses. .... 150 
Liebig'* Agricultural Chemistry. 1 uo 
Manual (ft Agriculture (Emerson nml Flint). 1 25 
Manual on Flax anti IJump Culture.. . 25 
AlliliUD I Of Tnhllm.o Cllll III r . ... . ;:u 
Market Assistant (Do Vum. .. 2 50 
Masmy’s Trenti**) on Plain and Decorative 
House Painting.. 1 75 
Mstyhow's Illustrated llorse .Management. a 00 
Mason's Farrier and Maul Hook. ] 50 
McMahon'S Amuneiin Gardener... 2 25 
Mechanic’* Companion (Nicholson). ;i no 
Meehan's llauil-Bonk of iirmiuienlul Tree*. 75 
M lies on lim n's I 1 ml li’lnl li) . 75 
Model'll Cookery (by Mir* Aetna and ADs, S. J. 
Hale)... 1 B0 
My I*ui'ni lit. KOgOwood .. 1 75 
McClure s Diseases 01 Horse, CullIc and .sheep. 2 00 
Money lii the Darden, by P. T, Quinn. 1 50 
Norris’ Fish Culture. 1 75 
Norton’* Hlenutnts Scientific Agrieulturo,,,,.... 75 
Oman Cultli 1 e. ..... 25 
Our Farm sir Four Acres ... HO 
Pardee on Strawberry Culline. 75 
i’arkmanV Book of Hoses.... 3 00 
Parson* on the Hose.. . 1 gjj 
People's Practical Poultry Hook. 1 50 
Pear Culture lor PiollllP. T. Quinn). 1 00 
pent, amt It* I mis. 1 25 
Pedder’s l.and Measure.. DO 
Praclical and seUinllllu Fruit Culluru (linker)... 4 00 
Pi'iieimal Florleulturo(P. Henderson).. 1 50 
Pin.Deal Poultry Keeper (I,. Wright). 2 00 
Practical Shepherd (Randall). 2 DO 
Practical Stair Builder (.#1 original plate: ).pj 00 
Preparation ot Cooked Fond for the Fattening 
ot Cuttle. 25 
Qnlnby’s Mysteries of Hoe Keeping. 1 50 
Qiltney on Soiling Cntilo.,.). j 25 
Hand'* Bulbs. 3 no 
l)o. Garden Flowers... . 3 DO 
UundallV Flno Wool 11 iishumJry. 1 00 
Do. Sheep Husbandry in tbe South. 1 50 
Richardson on Iho Dog. go 
lUvorii' Mlnluture Fruit Garden. 1 ou 
Sebenck's Gurdeners' Text-Book. 75 
Scribner's Produce Tables. ;;o 
Do. Heady Reckoner and l.og Hook. :,U 
Simpson's Horse Portraiture Breeding, Hear¬ 
ing and 'Pro ml tig Trotter.'. 2 50 
Six Hundred Heelpcs... X 75 
Skillful Housewife.. ... 75 
Squashes iGregor*) .. 30 
H'owui t's (Jobii) Stable Hunk.. 1 50 
1,300,000 ACRES 
RICHEST FARMING LANDS 
in Tine would, 
S,iU l<i .ifttint SrtlUr*. 
NF.OSIIO VALLEY. KANSAS. 
MISSOURI. KANSAS, INI) TEXAS 
RAILWAY CO. 
CARS NOW RUNNING 400 MILES. 
The Laudsollufed by this ( ompany are malnlv with¬ 
in 20 miles of each side of the road, extending I70 
miles along the NKOSIIO V VLDKY, (he richest, 
Itnestbi'd most inviting valley lor settlement in the 
W&st. One-tldrd ot the labor required at tlm Fast 
in the culture of farm* will insure hero double the 
amount, of crops. 
Pit ICE OF LAN I).— $2 to $8 per nero; credit of 
tee years’ time. 
I'EII.Us OF f*A LE.—One-tenth down at tho 
time of purelniae, No payment the second year. One- 
tcoth every yea rafter until completion of payments, 
with annual interest. For further information, 
address ISAAC T. (iOOI)N(HV, 
LiiihI Conimissionei, Neosho Fulls, Kniisiis. 
Loss, etc., adjusted but not due, Oct. 1,1871 
OllTII CAROLINA 
Chicago losses will not exceed, in any event. )S:}.)0,0( 
And we are firmly of llie opinion that the loss will not exceed. $300,0( 
The Phonix Insnnnco Company of Brooklyn are to-day sound and solvent. 
We congratulate our patrons and ourselves on our good fortune. 
STEPHEN CROWELL, President 
{Charter! <l by Special Act uf the Leoislaturc in 1869) 
Olters for sale 200,00) acres of best Farming Lands, 
near Railroads, Rivers and Towns, with good houses 
and Impi ovemonts. Prices, from 42 to f 10 per acre. 
A Iso, 300,01X1 acres of Timbered and Grazing Lands. 
Prices from 50 cents to *2 per acre. A Iso, numerous 
Mineral and .Mill Properties, Water Power*, &<:., at 
various prices. ThD-Pmdtlcnt of this Company has 
bei'it appointed rVnnnnsxioorr <•/ K.'inP,;ratbni l.iv the 
Legislature el North t ir.dina. nml by virluo of his 
office I. required to give all needful Information to 
emigrants. Nfi other Company or Agency has the 
Hidowiio iR and fraction "f the State. Ajqily foriu- 
forniatlun and C vculats, 
GKO. LITTLE, President. 
WM. SCOTT, Secretary, ltaleigh, N. (.'. 
!)()(),000 ACRES 
OB 
EXCELiM'r FIRMIjVtr 
AND SPLENDID 
FOR. SA.XjE. 
On which urn ONE THOUSAND MILLIONS 
OI<’ PINK TIAI HER, and Im-xlmiisiiiilo qunntl- 
ties<*f Maple, Beech, Elm, Ash. tteinhifk. Oak, Ac. 
The grant ol land* to the Grand Hu puls and ln- 
d Li no Railroad Coniputiy. to build their Road from 
Fori .Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Bay and Macki¬ 
naw, .Michigan, comprises in Its farming lands ovorv 
variety of soil, from Die rick c(<i u Inn ip, to the light- 
sandy, and they are tuund In that sect ion of Miclit. 
gal), north of the rlty ol Grand Rapids, and Oi)ullg- 
lions to the great trnlt halt on the eastern shores of 
Lake ,Michigan, now Vicing rated!*- developed i.v rail¬ 
road anil other enterprises. The Pine l.unds are sit- 
iialed mi the Muskegon, Manistee, Pern Marquette, 
White, Pine, Tamarack. Flat and Kongo River*, and 
lying t wenty miles on either side Of the surveyed 
line of said road, and are in tho heart tif the Pino 
Heel ion* from which Chicago Is so largely supplied. 
Fit lining Land* are gold to actual sottlpra, on 
ci eilii. one qua,run down, balance in yearly nay. 
menls. irilercHi 7 per cent. Pciyiim) desirous ot lo- 
calions fur farms Will, ou appllcaUtm at the Ollier, 
in (■i'ihhI Kapiils, be luruislied with TlcUeis 
over tin* Goad, entitling them to ICeini'ii of 
I n res, in Hie event uf pureliusltig any of the Com¬ 
pany'* farming laud. For information about the 
lands, prices, lunat ion. An,, An., address 
\V,M. A. HOWARD, Linul Commissioner, 
Til'Ll: I’EItt'KCT. Grand Hapul-. Michigan. 
THEA-NECTAR 
IS A PUItlO 
BLACK TEA 
with tho Orem lea Flavor. Warranted to suit all tastes. JFbr sale everywhere. And for sale wholesale only 
by tbe (Trent Atlantic *& Pacific Tea Co., S Church St., New York. I*. O. Box 530ti. Send fur Tliea- 
bectar Circular. 
THEA-NFCTAR 
Ahouf 1‘irt.OOO Acres ol ilie Finest Farm¬ 
ing anil (Loving Laud in llie l ulled Stales, 
for sale at. low prices and on very easy terms; thus 
enabling an Industrious man with small capital to 
pay loi bis land will* money earned friuu it 
Missouri is riot too far West to bent a great dis¬ 
tance Irani markets: Its ttallroiu) laminins aro groat 
and constantly Increasing; the climate is splmulld, 
and good crops are -almost a cm talnty ; while the 
nnmernu* tlm vlng towns anil cilies springing upon 
every hand al.iest beyond doubt lIni' the blight of 
slavery lias been ctloetmilly dls-opalcd. and Unit 
ICastern men and hlastgru capital are doing tliuir 
perfect work. 
IS A PURE 
BLACK TEA 
witli the Qreen Tea Flavor. Warranted to suit all tastes. Fur sale everywhere. And for sale wholesale only 
by the (areal. Atlantic *fc l'acilic Ten Co., 8 Church St., New York. P. u. Box 33(Hi. Send for Thea - 
iilcbicimil, (Etc 
UlII’EBlOlt STOCK. — t still continue to breed 
ko and ship Uhesler-VVbite ami Berkshire Swing, 
Southdown Sheep, Durham and Alderney Calves, 
ami all the best varieties of fowls. Send for circular. 
Address THUS. WOOD, Doe Run, Cheater Co., Pa, 
Send for full Descriptive Circulars and Sectional 
Waps, Inclosing ,'!0 cents, and stating what paper you 
saw lids in, to Lund ComiiiisxjoncL' II. & St. 
J. It. It., 11 ,i uni liul, illu. 
W D. Will I* PS, PRODUCER AND 
• Breeder of tlm well-known MAG1K DOGS, 
Marlon. Marli n Co., Ohio. 
For purity of blood amt being well bred, the .Mngie 
H"gi are not sin passed by any other breed. They 
are large and line, and of superioi style, arid may lie 
rolled on. The Hogs are mostly spotted. Anyone 
wanting Pigs or llug* of the guniiinn Maule stock 
should add re** me at .Marlon, Marion Co,, Ohio. 
SIT Sent to all point* by Express or Freight. 
(WWt anti Gram Innn containing 
rjpJJ • ‘ " V v" • 176 Acre*, situated :}«* miles from a 
town on railroad. Title clear. Address or apply to 
C. !*’. M ACL Alt V, Dover, Del. 
H jyJ) Cures SORE THROAT- 
Poland’s White Pino Compound, 
Cures COLDS. 
frAH Foland's White Pino Compound, 
m • / Cures C0UGHS * 
'{ ? r i \ Viji Poland's White I'lno Componnd, \ 
mV Cures DIPHTHERIA. 
J’oland’a White Pino Compound, 
v||Stea Cures Spitting of Blood. 
Poland’s Whlto Pino Compound, 
Cures Pulmonic A flee- 
m tions generally. 
Poland’s White Pine Compound, 
Cures Kidney Complaints. 
“ For health comoB sparkling In tho streams. 
From cool Choeonia stealing; 
There's iron In our Northern winds; 
Uur janes are trees nr heatinp." 
John u. Whittier. 
faints, <*rtr 
(JIIOUT-IIDK NS Iron* -toch iinpoi led IToin 
n England mid Scotland, from noted milking fund- 
lies. A few males and females, old ami young, l’or 
kale low. WM. .1. MARKHAM, Avon.N. Y. 
O hio improved Chester hour pro 
(luce most Pork for loud eonsuiued. Add res.- 
L B. SILVER, Salem, O. 
New Price List now ready. Addle** J. Y. B1CK 
NELL, Westmoreland, Oneida Co., N. Y. 
In the world for exterior work upon Cottages. Villus, 
or Building!) of any kind, whether built of brick, 
wood or iron. U is a liquid, ready for use and requires 
no oil thinning or drier. Purest white, and any de¬ 
sired shade cun be hud in packages from one gallon 
upwards. 
Letter Receive.! from Levi Shaw, Trustee 
of the United Society of Shaken*. 
MT. LEBANON’, N. Y., Sept. 27, '71. 
RESPECTED FltH N’ns: -In reply to your Inquiry 
as li* what we think of the AvoitM Chemical Paint, 
we have used In our Society at Mount Lebanon seine 
1.000 gallons. We aro very much pleased with d, and 
until wk are convinced that there i* noinetlimg bot- 
ror, shall give it the preference of all other paint*. 
We have used heretofore the ( )( 1 , and most 
all other bvundsof white lead, neither of which have 
given us peridot satisfaction. Most of R. would chalk 
oil alter being on some two or throe year*. This, 
after three years' experience, watlo imt nnd lobe 
the ease with tho Avorill Pure Wliilu Chemical 
Paint. Indeed, lr appeals Justus well as when first 
pat mi. 1 will write von again on the subject when 1 
am not in Quito so much Of a burry. 
Sample card of beautiful colors, and recommenda¬ 
tion* from owner* ol Hie llnost lesidences In the 
country furnished free by tho 
P i UK BRED FANCY POILTIt Y.-I’ur- 
tiidge cochin* (Fowler 1 * stock) : I > per pair. 
Jlqick-Red Game Buntum* (i*t prern. N. V.K Poultry 
Ass'u), *12 per pair. Iloiidaii* (imported), $1U per 
lailr. Single iaiUk* ol the above. EDWAltl) A. 
XU) WE, Treuioiit. Westchester Co., N. Y. 
A si atic fowls a specialty, choice 
breeding and exhibition now ready. FlnoKouen 
ducks $10 Per pair. D. U. OAT, West Chester, Pa. 
P OILTItY.-A FEW I* AIIC OF It LACK 
Hrontze Turkeys at per pair. Also a, large 
variety of Other fowl*. Addre-d 
LITTLE MAN, Springfield. Ohio. 
A I,I, SUFFERERS FROR CONSllMP- 
TION, N etvuus or Physical Dctdlity, Dyspepsia 
and Indtgcstinn ; all who desire rich, pare Blood, in- 
ci'MlM.'rt Strength and Vitality: ell whose Vital Puw- 
eisaie tailing, anil who feel the need of a Vitalizing 
N l.u vorw To:; ic ANI' IN’vhjor a TOR, are advmed 
lo inimudhitely a*i; Wiuchestm'’* Hypimluis- 
philca of Mini* nml Snilii, the greutest Medical 
discovery or i ho age, acknowledged and proved .vtter 
fifteen veaih’experience to lie tho only remedy that 
WILL i'ERK C'cNSl MP'ITON Sold by Druggist* 
everywhere. $1 per b Ole, A Treatise on tile Cause* 
and Cure of Consumption will be mailed free by ud ■ 
dressing J. WINCHESTER A- CO., 
3t» .lull 11 Si;; N. Y. 
300 Partridge Huff and White Cochins, Brahma and 
other chickens lor sale low. Specify kind in in¬ 
quiring. E. HARTSHORN &. SDN’S. 
18 Blackstone St . Boston. 
r\IIIiiiTIOA rmvus .—A lew 
I a Trio* of Kxhlhliloo Fowl*, bred 10 the Standard, 
ftotn my celebrated Fi’rluiinu stock, at. rr-MfaoiMc 
prices. Ifmdane from my slock that, won the Gold 
Medal at the Fans Fjrpi'Sitimt, and from the Trio 
that won the.-lm, nean Aortculturist Cup. N. Y., Doc., 
1870. liujl Cot h.isiH I roirj tho winners of llie American 
AurLeutlurlut Cup, N. Y., Dec., l*7l). First Premium 
WlUtfi (Yic)i ias. S. Y.. Dee , 1871). FartrUlfie ('odium 
(mm winners at Birmingham. .Manchester and Oak¬ 
ham, ICuglund. All First Premium* Fall 1870. Hark 
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