THEA-NECTAR 
TRADE ^ MARK 
miscellaneous 
implements, iliacIjiitcrn, Src 
iUisccIlaitcous QVbucrtiscmcnts 
— There are said to bo thirty post-mistresses 
in Texas. 
— Seven thousand women belong to the Bel¬ 
gian International. 
— The Guinea natives buy brass watches with 
their weight in gold du9t. 
— Bricklayers in Chicago are demanding $C 
per day. or they quit work. 
Tt is calculated that one Detroit propeller 
whistle will awakeu 75,t>40 sleepers. 
— Since the people have had so much small¬ 
pox there, Pitls-burg is well named. 
— Some of thd most trusted lighthouse-keep¬ 
ers oil the Atlantic coast are women. 
Tli© City of Brotherly Love is making great 
preparations to receive Duke Alexis. 
— Imitation Jewelry is no longer worn by 
ladies who can afford anything bettor. 
— Emigrants arc arriving at Chicago, taking 
with them quantities of imported small-pox. 
— A Chicago lady found her diamond ring in 
tlie ruins of her lions© sonic days after the lire. 
Early marriages and no divorce laws is the 
right iliing for women, says Mrs. Sarah Norton. 
— Henry Ward Beecher lias been offered 
fifteen hundred dollars for one lecture at the 
West. 
— Some of our young society men have taken 
to the wearing of French heels on their dress 
boots. 
— Married ladies seem to be more partial lo 
the wearing of fuucy round bats than young 
ladies. 
— Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson is receiving ap¬ 
pointments to read in various places iu New 
England. 
— Pink seems to be the prevailing color In 
feathers nod flowers on black velvet bonnets 
this winter. 
— Short engagements are considered the cor¬ 
rect iliing, and one seldom hears of one lusting 
over a year. 
— The editor of the Claremont, N. ff., Eagle 
has been presented with a parsnip live feet nine 
inches long. 
— 'flic American in Europe is now a quiet per¬ 
son, who minds his own business and pays his 
bills promptly. 
— Spiolliag.nl, the German romaneist, will 
come to die [Tinted States next spring, utul lec¬ 
ture on Siutkspoaro. 
— The United States expended four million 
dollar* Inst year on three kinds of dye—madder, 
indigo and cochineal. 
— A Methodist congregation or eleven Mexi¬ 
cans lias been organized near La Junta, tin; lirst 
of the kind lu Mexico. 
The into snow slides In the canons in Utah 
were more serious Hum reported. Quite a num¬ 
ber of people are missing. 
— Tim workingmen of Great Britain have 
organized a commit ten for promoting the sepa¬ 
ration of Church and State. 
Tim English people desire a silver currency 
which can be reckoned with equal facility in 
Shillings, dollars and francs. 
A parasol has bw-n Invented which, when 
not in use, can be folded In a very small com¬ 
pass and carried inside a muff. 
— Large gold daggers, with hilt studded with 
diamonds and other precious stones, have come 
into fashion again for the laiir. 
— The two young women, survivors of the 
Park tragedy, near IfenryvUlo, lud., linger in 
an apparently dying condition. 
— Wm, Penrinau of Green County, Ga., was 
can gin in tbo cogs of a cotton gin, last week, 
and instantly crushed to death. 
A lull in the Illinois Legislature proposes 
that women shall not lie debarred from any 
occupation except the military. 
— In Iowa, if a man borrows a quarter from 
his wile and gets a drink with it, the woman 
can sue him and recover the money. 
Drosses are to lie made long enough, says a 
cynical old bachelor, to sweep all the orange 
M assachusetts tc kktlti;- 
IUI. COi.LEli K. 
The next term begins January 11 Students re¬ 
ceived for u special course, or Into the regular 
classes. Instruction next terra in Agriculture, IJot- 
uny, Chemistry, Mechanics, "rawing and Vocal Mu¬ 
sic. &c., Ate. For Catalogue, address 
Amherst.. Dec. t. l.sTU \V. S. CLARK, President, 
B urning of Chicago.-a superb lugmy 
colored Engraving, suitnlje for training. III by 
18 Inches. This elegant picture shows the citv by 
night, all the shipping, budding*. etc., and oils half iff 
■it in flamn. it Is dimly colored, and peddlers soil 
hundreds daily. Price only 10 cts. 10 for $1. 50 for 
94.50. Sent prepaid to unv address, bv 
IT. HUNTER tc Co., Hinsdale, N. If. 
UNITED STATES WATCH 00’S WATCHES. 
CANVASSERS WANTED 
Watch No. 1089, U. S. Watch Co., Stem-Winder—variation, 2 Second* iu 14 Monthit. 
L. E, Chittenden, lute Reg. U. 8. Treas. 
Watch No. 1124, U. S. Watch Co., Stem-Winder—variation, 0 seconds in seven months. 
A, L. Dennis, Pres. N. J. R. R. <£• T. Co. 
Watch No. 1037, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, only 5 seconds per month. 
He nr y Smith, Treas. Panama R. R. Co., 88 Wall St., N. 7. 
Watch No. 2G17, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation, 15 seconds in twelve months. 
I. Vkoo.uan, Engineer N. Y. C. &U. R. R. 
Watch No. 4020, TT, S. Watch Co.—variation, 3 seconds iu two months. 
Joshua, I. Bn ago, Conductor, N. J. R. R. 
Watch No. 21,039, I". £5. Watch Co., Stein Winder—vftriaiion, 7 seconds in four months. 
S. M. Board, firm Heards <t Cummings, lit} Front Street, X. Y 
Watch No. 10,548, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. r> seconds per month. 
Z. C. PniKHT, 4w7 sup't iV. C <fc IT. R. R, 
Watch No. 24,008, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, fi seconds in five months 
On as. It. Wolp, firm ('has. If. Wot/ .1* Co., Pearl St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
Hatch No. 1143, U. 8. Watch Co,, Stein Winder — variation, 1)9Second" In eight, months. 
James B, Jiricn, of lvelty &, Co., ISSt tt Tit Rroadway.N. Y. Cl j. 
Watch No. 1125, l. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder varied I second a week, for fourteen months. 
U. Lassinq, Manager Knickerbocker Life Ins. Co., 1U1 J’J road Wag, N. Y. City. 
Watch No. 2050, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation, 13 seconds in three months. 
Jacob Wkaut, Collector of hit, Ren., Sift Diet., X.Jersey City. 
Watch No. 1058, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 3 seconds In three months, 
John Lin Denton, 314 Atlantic Street, Ihvoklyn , .V. 1'. 
Watch No. 1894, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 8 seconds in six months. 
II. Cottoeli., 128 Front Street, X. Y. 
Watch No. 1700, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 7 seconds in five months. 
«Tno, TV. Smith, State Agent, Amsterdam T;is. Co., Dubuque, Iowa. 
Watch No. tOOl, 1'. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder -variation. 17 seconds iu fifteen months. 
Willard Derby, of Derby, Snow d* Prentiss,Jersey Ctttu, A. 
Watch No. 1081, 17. S, Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 30 second* in six months 
•John T). Eciiiickt, 3 College Place, X. Y. 
Watch No. 1154, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder variation, 31 seconds in nine months. 
Horack Hatch, M. D., 25 West 3tj//i Street, New York. 
Watch No. 12,000, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder variation, y, second per day. Tor three months. 
Judge Cit as. 11. Vuouiint, Ilacttcnsack, X. J. 
Watch No. 1244, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, C seconds per month, for three months. 
E. C. Keys, Pittsburgh, I’a. 
Watch No. 12,012, l*. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. 12 seconds in five month*. 
Geo. Lovtb, Oen'l Eastern Passenger Agt., Toledo, Wabash d: Western Railway. 
Watch No. 2220, TT. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 10 seconds per month. 
Oscar M. Santo mi, Utica, X. U. 
Hatch No. 1170, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 5 seconds in three mouth*. 
llKNRY DkLa.vcy, Eng. Phil. Ji Eric R. R. 
Watch No. 1005, U. S. Watch Co.. Stem Winder—variation. 7 .••ecrinds in eleven months. 
A. IT. King, Fict'- Pres. X. J. Car Sjning tC R. Co., 7 Park PI., X. J'. 
Watch No. 2291, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation, 5 second* per month. 
K, O. Whipple, Con. U. .(• It. R. R.,Utica, X. Y. 
Watch No. 12,003, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. (5 second* in i wo month*. 
VV. S. Dunn, with It. It. Clajiin if Co., New York. 
Watch No. 20,019, TT. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder—variation. 1 second in six months. 
Uko. W. McDonald, Supt. Brooklyn Water Workt. 
Watch No. 1788, TT. S. Watch Co.—variation. 20 seconds in (>V, months, from Greenwich time, London, 
England. Henry Moreord, Equitable Life. Ins. Co., 120 Broadway, X. Y. 
Watch No. 2755, U. S. Watch Co.—variation, 1 second in one month. 
Jab. I). Weaver, 111 ,fc 113 William Street, X. 1'. 
Price Lists furnished the trade on application, inclosing bmtnetH curd. For sale by the trade gen¬ 
erally. Ask your jeweler to see the MAiUON 
Our Ice Tools this season are of the best quality, 
embracing n large assortment of every kind in use. 
They are all wununted, und Imudsomely finished. 
Popular Holiday Book 
Illustrated with 150engravings; timed paper; ele¬ 
gantly iionntt. Just the thing for a Christmas gift! 
Agents already at. work are doing splendidly. \Vu 
aant energetic, intelligent parties to introduce this 
work al ©hue. Liberal Inducements offered. Address 
VIRTUE & YoRSTO.N, 12 Dey St.. New York. 
AMES PLOW COMPANY 
53 HeeUmnu St., New York, and 
Qnittcey Hull, Boston 
8 j?” Illustrated Price Lists on application. 
US'” Orders will be executed without any delay. 
Ueal (Estate, (Etc 
lJOUSAI.Etllt EXCHANGE FOR A Liirgo 
I farm, or other property une of the most valua¬ 
ble locations tn Western New York.seventy acres of 
Choice Lund. Willi Hrst-eliiss buildings, with all the 
modern improvements. Lying outside the limits of 
Rochester, w ithin ton minutes' drive of the Court 
House. Price, 925,000. For lurther information call 
on or address. L, ALLYN, 
_No. 172 Main street. Rochester, N. Y. 
Tlie Chicago Agricultural Ware¬ 
house and Seed Store, 
Formerly nt 204 I,uko Si., i* now loented 
nt 55 Went I.nlie St, 
ORDERS FOR 
The Continental Hay Cutter, 
The Keystone Hay, Straw and Stalk Cutter, 
Corn Fhellers for Hand and Power, 
Horse Powers, Hay Presses, 
Ox Yokes and Bows, Saw Mills, &c., 
PROMPTLY FILLED. 
Send for Circulars mid Price Lists to 
F. S. KFMiOCift, 
Wholesale Farm Machinery and Seeds, 
55 Went Lake SC, Chicago, III, 
JVL J Holicitod by Ml NN Jt CO., 
■ Ball Publishers of Scientific Ameri- 
■KaxIUSAfl K*] can,3T Park Row, New York. 
Twenty-five year*’ Experience. 
Pamphlets containing Purent I,aw* with full di¬ 
rections how in obtain Patents, free. 
A bound volume of 118 pages, containing the New 
Census by counties und largo cities, HO Engravings 
of Mechanical movements. Patent Laws and rules 
for obtaining Patents, mulled on receipt of 25 cents. 
1,500,000 ACRES 
OP THE 
RICHEST FARMING LANDS 
IN THE WORLD, 
f'or Sale to .’Irtunl Settlers, 
NEOSIIO VALLEY, KANSAS. 
JIISSOI Itl, KANSAS, AND TUX. 
tt A I L W A Y CO. 
CARS NOW RUNNING 400 MILES. 
The Lands offered by tula Company are mainly with, 
in 20 miles of each side of the road, extending 170 
miles ul"Ng the NEOSHO V \ I.LKY, the richest 
finest and most inviting valley for Bettfemont • thu 
west, ime-iiiini or the labor required uttim East 
In the eiiliaire of farms will Insure hero double tlie 
amount of crops. 
PRICE OF I,AND.—93 to 98 per acre; Credit of 
ten years' lime. 
TERMS OF SALE. -One-tenth down nt the 
time nt purchase. No payment Hie second year. One- 
tenth every your at ter n nr II completion of payments, 
with annual Interest. For furt her informal ion, 
address ISAAC T. GOORNOW, 
Laud CniiiiiiiMNioner, Nr(>„!■<» lull-, Kriimiik. 
900,000 ACRES 
OF 
EXCEMiENl FARMING 
AND SPLENDID 
$12 SENSATION. $12 
On which arc ONE THOUSAND MILLIONS 
OF PINE TIMDUK, and InfUmuntUyfc quanti¬ 
ties of Maple. Heecti, Elm. Ash. Hemlock, Oak, Ac. 
The grant of land* to the llrund Rupnisnnd (n. 
dluvin Railroad Pomp iny.lo build thnlr Road from 
Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Hay arid Macki¬ 
naw, Michigan, coiuprtses In Us tunning lauds every 
variety ol soil, from tlio ro ll ehty loam, to the light 
sandy, and they are found In that, section of Michi¬ 
gan. north of the city of Grand Rapids, and contig¬ 
uous to tli,' fcfest fruit, holt on the eastern shores ot 
Lake Michigan, now being rapidly deveoipeil liv rail¬ 
road and other cnteroi iscs. The Pine |,u udsai'e sit- 
naied on the Muskegon, Manistee, Here MarqneLtc, 
White, Hue, Tamarack, Flat and Rouge Rivers, and 
lying twenty miles on cither side of the surveyed 
line ot mud road, and are in the heart of the Pine 
Section, from which Chicago is so largely supplied 
li’muiisg Lunds are sof.t to actual settlers, on 
( ri-ilil, olic quarter down, balance in yearly pay¬ 
ments, Interest i per cent. Person* desirous of lo- 
cations for farms will, on applleallon at. the Olllee, 
in Griinil Riipidn, he luniUhcd with TieUet* 
over Hie Rond, entitling tbcm to Rctucii of 
Fares, In the event of purchasingnuy of the Com¬ 
pany’* fanning land. For Information ubout the 
lands, prices, location. Ac.. &o.. address 
\l II. A. ll(HVAItl). Land l.'oiniuisaioner, 
TiTLH I’fcUKKOT. ** *• *" 
BEWARE of mirthless imitations with -which, the country is flooded. To avoid impo¬ 
sition, see that the, words MARION, N. J., arc engraved on the plate over the Main-Spring 
Barrel. All others are spurious. 
WH 0 Tt “ 00M3 United States Watch Co. 
GILES, BRO. & CO., GILES, WALES & CO., 
53 and 85 State Street, Chicago, Ill. No. 13 Maiden Lane New York. 
Grand Rapids, Michigan 
A NIMiUSON'S A Git Id I.TLI* A L 
1 1 STE A HER. lor Still III I (It; FBKI) l'Olt STOCK: 
Heating Ohcoso Vat* : Tannery Vats. Consorv- 
atorlc*. Sic. This Sleamer is made of Wrought 
Iron, thoroughly riveted and finished iu good 
»t.vlo. It has a reliable Automatic or Self-regu¬ 
lating Water Feeder. Safety Valve. Vanillin Valve, 
Water Gunge Pocks, Whistle. &o , all complete. The 
boiler Is peculiar in coJiM. r qc l j op , being ii.sk Covi- 
PLk'i'K Dohih.k Hoi i Kit Within amdtueu, the two 
communicating one with the other. It ha* an ex¬ 
traordinary amount of tiro space for the size of Ibe 
boiler ; Nn.H.u medium size, having)},KVIsquareinch¬ 
es of lire surface: consequently, it. requires but little 
fuel to run il. Either wood or coal may he used lor 
fuel. 
It will conic moro feed, or heat more water, in n 
gi von I line, than any other .Steamer or I lie same size 
or cost. R. Is more durable than any ether, for the 
reason that Ihe fire-box is made of wrought Iron, 
mid is entirely sin rnunilnl with ’Water. We are also 
manufacturing: 
Anderson’* Low Pressure Sr emu lleuter, 
for Healing Private Dwellings, Stores, I'hmrchrs, Con- 
sctTdferica, Ac. Wo manufacture for all the terri¬ 
tory east oflllinois. 
For further particulars address 
P. P. MAST Sc GO., Springfield, Ohio. 
About 12H.III10 Acre* of tlie Finest Form¬ 
ing mid Grilling Loud in the United Suites, 
lor sale at low prices and on very unsv terms; thus 
enabling no liirluslrlons man with small capital to 
pay tor his land with money earned from it. 
Missouri is not too far West to bo at. a great dis¬ 
tance from markets; Us Kllllrmid facilities are great 
and constantly Inuronalng , the climate is splendid, 
and good crops are almost a certainty ; while the 
numerous thriving towns and cities springing upon 
every hand attest beyond doubt Hint tlie blight ol 
slavery Inis boon etfucltlnlly dissipated, and Hint 
Eastern men and Eastern capital ate doing their 
perfect work. 
PURL CHINESE T£A,j 
PURE CHINESE TEA, 
Bend for full Descriptive Circulars and 8 cctlonn] 
Maps, Inclosing .'!0 cents, and stating what paper you 
saw this in, to Lnnd Gnititnia*ionci' II. dfc ML 
.1. If. If,, llniiiiilni 1, Mo. 
THEA-NECTAR 
IS A PUKE 
BLACK TEA 
with the Green lea Flavor. Warranted to suit all tastes. For sale, everywhere. And for sale wholesale only 
by the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Go., 8 Church St., New York. P. O. Box 550ti. Send for Tliea - 
Nectar Circular. 
implement, iUacIjinern, 
flTIIE CELEBRATED PItAIRJE CITY 
t- Seeder and Cultivator combined; 1 * the cheap 
eft und best. Better than u drill. The increase it 
yield will pay for il in one season. Send for free cir 
eulurs to HARRIS MANUFACTURING CO.. 
Janesville, Wis. 
VACUUM OIL BLACKING, 
For Softening and Preserving 
HARNESS, ROOTS, SHOES, Arc 
Sold by Harness Makers and Dealers general!' 
ti.n A'Vw} Vi,U 'w 1,U »» > *-!. < '"'iPnny’a Wholesale ant 
tall Oil Store, No. '2 Mum street Bridge, Roche 
PURE CHINESE TEA 
DURABLE, EFFICIENT AND LOW-PRICED 
Send for Circular. Agent* wanted. LANK BROS. 
Manufacturers, Mlllbroolt, N Y. 
H A RTLliTT'S 
HEMMERS 
hem all widths, the finest or 
Coarsest goods-hem elastic 
worsted cut bias, Item over 
seams—fit all muchities. 
Send for Circular 
A. H.Hoitleit A Son, 
.Manufacturers, 
i t ed, WKS'l'F I KLD.IN. Y. 
THEA-NECTAR 
Graves’ Iucnbatoi's 
IS A PURE 
BLACK TEA 
with the Green Tea Flavor. Warranted to suit all tastes. For sale everywhere. And for sale wholesale only 
by tin Ginn Atlantic & Pacific Tt-ii Co., 8 Church St., New York. P. O. Box 5500. Send torlheu- 
Nectnr Circular. 
For Price List, send for Circular. 
JACOB GRAVES Cc Co., No. 2fi North Market St 
Boston, Mass. 
SEWING 
CAPONIZING INSTRUMENTS 
n AWKEM’ PATENT FOUNTAIN HOLDER, 
Nickel Piute, 5Ue., Hard Rubber, 91,50 and 9 : 1 . 
Writes one to ten hours. Use any pen. By mail. 
Bend stamp for circular. GKO. F. IIAVVKKS. 
Oti Nassau St.,N. V. 
Machink. New Style, late Patents, Positive lln. 
tion, Impoitant Improvemmis, without rival or equal 
tor Beamy Strength, Speed, Durability or Price. 
Noiseless. Lasy 1 0 ham. Saw* . 111 1 ,thing a needle will 
go through with fine, flan stitches, uses all kinds of 
thread, single t>V double. Sam plea of Sewing, Tes¬ 
timonials, Extra Inducements, County Rights to 
Agents, Ac., sent fret. Machines complete, .tree, by 
express, on receipt of price, 95 (915 less than any good 
machine). BUCK LAND A Co., Ti Nassau 8 t., N. Y. 
FR'UIT AND PRODUCE 
CD .TI TI 3 S Mi 3 D A ill BO If CH AM 
328 CREENWICH STREET. 
N Id W Y O U. IC 
Those desiring to procure fine set* of 
bOYs’VVahbixu 
WrIcIk'k, 
JCOWAKUACOt 
B65 1’dwuy , 
K*.'w Ycrk. 
BMVis’WtltllRIU 
W utchos, 
HOWARD A CO. 
li'dway, 
N«W York. 
Send for a 
Price Lint, 
IJfty i 4 Waltham 
WaU.'he«, 
IKIW auda co. 
b*I5 li'dway, 
Now York. 
ift.yt’Wul'.tiiim 
watebew, 
HOW AKD A CO. 
8B5 B'dway. 
Now York. 
S^nd Tor a 
Frico List. 
Uoyr'vvallium 
WiitciiM, 
HOWARD A CO. 
>w;.j li'dwuy, 
New York. 
8o> •* W^UIiAfn 
Watches, 
HOWARD A CO. 
8(15 B tlwav, 
New York. 
Send for a 
FrlccLibt, 
Such as illustrated and described in “ Tlie Pen- 
pie * I’rnclion| P 0.1 lu , it.,oh,” can do so by 
lorwardlnK their ordors. M0<jum)muled by th«cn«n 
„'b_t|ie ofiu-c or MOORES RURAL NK\V- 
YOHKBU. Nn. 6 Beekttmn St., Nt-vy York City; «zr, 
82 Buffalo St., Rochester. N. Y. 
ing tclpgmm to n distant friornl“ Dear John 
is dead. Loss fully covered by insurance.” 
— The handsomest and most stylish dresses for 
evening wear are of white tulle made vory long 
•'"id lull, looped over light blue or pink silk 
dresses, with large bows of ribbon or flowers. 
Bend 3 cents for samples and testimonials. Agents 
wanted. C. II. DANA. West Labitnon, N. H. 
IO SUGAR MAKERS 
---- Patent Central Horew 
A Bap-Spout, saves 15 per cent, more Sap than any 
Other. R. F. LIVERMORE & CO.. Rutland, Vt. 
TMF HF<IT GEFFEL'SCential-OponliiK, 
I (1C DCO I .Movable-Comb DEE H 1 V k! 
Italian Queens, AIsike Clover Seed,pure bred Poultry 
Pigeons, Rabbits. Agents wanted. Send stamp at 
once for circular to LITTLE MAN, Springfield, Ohio, 
^I^ante for Hot**.**—The New Patent Flexible 
A Curry-Comb. Samples sent by mail, prepaid, on 
receipt of 50c. Address Eds’ M'f’g Co., Deposit, N. Y. 
(IDT LATHES, best in the country. WOOD. 
MAN & PIKE, Luke Village. N. U. Circulars free. 
