ADDntM Hi 
P. K. DEDSttll 
H 45 
NEWS CONDENSER. 
$mpLrmfut# and ittaduncnj. 
3Uw $uWlration.<i. 
Plowing has commenced in California. 
— Railway tariffs are to bo regulated in Ohio. 
— Indiana is engaged upon the Ohio Liquor 
Law. 
— Iowa refuses to establish capital punish- ] 
ment. 
— The University of Michigan needs more 
money. 
The reddish belt around Jupiter has disap¬ 
peared. 
— The national debt of Japan now amounts 
In $110,000,000. 
Georgia is to raise $1,209,000 by a direct lax 
on the people. 
Mormon agents arc reported negotiating for 
land in Mexico. 
— An opera season of two weeks in Chicago 
produced $42,538. 
■ Michigan and Wisconsin have sent congrat¬ 
ulations to Spain. 
Ilra/.il has a population of 10,000,000, includ¬ 
ing 2 , 000,000 slaves. 
The colored people of Cincinnati celebrated 
Lincoln's birtInlay. 
Pori) persons a day aw dying at Kin de Ja¬ 
neiro of yellow fever. 
The Emperor has approved the bill for elec¬ 
toral reform lit Austria. 
The Prussian I’oart will mourn throe weeks 
for the Empress of Austria. 
— A new railroad is needed between Xew 
York and boston ever) ten tears. 
Thu bees of the United States produce 
$8,000,000 worth of honey annually. 
An English lady has been lined $200 for giv¬ 
ing a good character to a bad sorvunl. 
— The Germans think the abdication of the 
King of Spain was caused hy French intrigues. 
A controllng Interest In the Cuban cable 
has been purchased by l tie Western Union Tele¬ 
graph Co. 
Immense quantities of damaged grain from 
Brooklyn, X. Y., are still being brought to the 
Connecticut Valley, in enrich the soil for to¬ 
bacco. 
— Europeans are amusing themselves with a 
book, purporting to give the letters the Grand 
Duke Alexis received from young ladies while 
In this country. 
A dock, formerly the property of General 
Washington, was disposed of at a sale In West 
Philadelphia last week. The case Is of polished 
ebony, richly mounted with ormolu gilt orna¬ 
ments. 
MAY & STOCK SYAfiKS. 
3 Toil, #t(JO ! ! Sent on Trial. 
Address H1NGIIAA1TON WALK WORKS, 
Binghamton, N. V. 
MAY PRESS 
Wonts. —^ 
—. -v 
} ,> ins Wwt iar .1 ml, tuition, 
Itktawn At*., N. hi'. I.OtLS 
FA1HI BUS, DAIRY >1FX & HITTER BUYERS! 
PACK YOUR BUTTER IN 
AV BBT ( 1 < > TT\S 
RETURN BUTTER PAIL 
Approved and recommended by the leading author¬ 
ities of on r country on dairying, and unit now lodged bv 
all butter .lenlers to be tile very lies! package in Usui. 
Butter packed In this Poll brings •> to 10 cents 
loos e o pound In the New York City market than the 
same .|imllty iu any other package. 
A NEW VOLUME COIVIIYIENCED JANUARY, 1873. 
FIRST-CLASS ILLUSTRATED^GARDENING PERIODICAL. 
Published Weekly, price lid.; free to America. Id. 
THE JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, 
Ciottaflf c^imh’iu'v, and t!' ountvy Gentleman. 
A CHRONICLE OF THE HOMESTEAD, POII/1RY-YARI), APIARY AM) DOVECOT. 
CONDUCTED BY (,\ W.sIOIlNBON, F.K.H.B., & ROBERT HOGG. LL.D., F.L.9., 
Assisted by a Staff of the beet Writers on Practical Gardening, and other Burn I Pursuits connected 
with the Household. 
This long established and widely circulating Journal consists of Thirty-two Pages of Letterpress, with 
occasional Supplements of Eight additional Pages; mid is richly illustrated with Wood Engravings In 
the highest stylo of the art. 
The subjects treated .m embrace every Department of Garde ning and Kunii and Domestic Economy, 
tile leading object being to render Ibis Journal a welcome guest in every country home. 
Natural History and Botany, so far us Ihey relate to Gardening uiui Husbandry, are amply treated 
on, and embrace Zoology, Geology, Mineralogy, Meteorology, and Pliyslolui cal, Structural, Systematic 
and Popular Botany. 
Biographies and Portraits of the most celebrated Horticulturists. 
Reviews oi New Books relating to the above subjects: Reports of Horticultural and Poultry socie¬ 
ties' Meetings throughout thn countryj and Bulontttlu Notices. 
To Advertisers the “Journal ol' Horticulture” will lie found a valuable and effective meriluuq from 
Its extensive circulation among tliu middle and upper classes. A Specimen Number sent by post for Id. 
THIS JOURNAL HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION UP ANY HORTICULTURAL PERIODICAL 
IN EXISTENCE. 
OFFICE 171, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. 
To be lmd direct from the Office on pre-puyulent of the following terms:— One Quarter, 4s. Id.; Half 
Year, 8s. 8d.; One Year, 17s. Id. 
Post-office orders to lie made payuble at the General Post-Ottlce, London, to Edward H. May. 
Dairymen, send for u Circular! Dealers, seatl for 
a Price i.ist! We are tin* sole manufacturers of 
WrHti'ori's Return Hu Her Put I, and al <n manu¬ 
facture very extensively Butter Firkins, 11 df-FIrkln 
Tubs, 'Jri-jniiind Rutter Pulls, Well Buckets, Ac.. Ac. 
Our goods are marked with our mime, and ure for 
sale by ull first-class dealers. 
HJLSBY lilt OS., 
Belmont, AHegnny Go.. V. Y. 
Principal tVarrliuusi*, BiugliuuMon. N. V. 
Mallory & Sanford Flux Machine Co's new and im¬ 
proved Max Brake* are the best In any market. Easily 
worked, strong, and very desirable. Also, Hemp 
Brakes. Send for Circular t«> .1 Oil \ W. Ql I NO , 
Trenis,, ft* \\ illiitIII Si., New York. 
Writ* 1 for I,urge Illustrated Descriptive Price List to 
GRUT wmmjad&s-m v/n„..„ 
^Ui.'SccUnncous;. 
1YATEMT ATTORNEYS. J. Met'. Pruitt v8*Co..M57th 
I St-, Washington, D. C. Correspondence solicited. 
WESTERN TIOMF.S. 
WITH EDI GATIONA1. I AGILITIES. 
TIIA V KR COLLEGE, S. I>. OOCHRAIN, D. 1)„ Pres’t, 
id KUlder, Missouri, on the ii. ,V St. Jos. It. It., Is now 
Open. Farmers, Mechanics. Tradesmen, and others, 
secure a hoiuestcuii, early, m low prices, where your 
children can lie well educated, and where a tine, 
healthy climate and very fertile soil will enable you 
sooil to gain U competency. Address A. METZ, 
Agout, Now England Colony, Kidder, Mo. 
• 
WONDERFUL, SCIENTIFIC! AMI V UUS- 
7* ING. WK1HU are the APPARITION RINGS, 
ft- silvered rings, Seieutlfleully combined, forming the 
OHKATEST puzzle ever produced. i ild and young will I 
*tiuiy it with bonetlt. sent, pre-pald, boxed and full 
directions, for only 80c.; 4 for *1; 12 for $2. Can bo 
hud only from UNION M’F’G CO., Hinsdale, w H. 
HOW SHALL WE PAINT 
OUR HOUSE? 
Is the title of a very interesting and valuable bonk, 
giving praetieal bints on painting -thus enabling 
every man to be his own painter. Sent free on ap¬ 
plication, by A. REICH A CO., 
•il l I'eiirl Si., New York. 
$100,000 FOE ONLY $10. 
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS, aggregat¬ 
ing £.>00,000, will be distributed by )ot to patrons 
rd the Third Grand Gilt Concert in aid of the 
Public Library at Ivy., nt Louisville, Ky.,Tues¬ 
day, April S, 1873. Gifts range from SIM to Si <)<),. 
MOM, nil cunti. Wbole tickets $10, halves, sS, quar¬ 
ters t'.’.cO. The llrst Concert, Doe. hi, |S 71 , and second, 
hoc. 7,1872, went off with great success tuid received 
universal approval for the scrupulous integrity with 
which they were conducted and promptness with 
which gifts were paid. For tickets and full informa¬ 
tion, address llnu. Thus, K. Hriimleiti', Agent 
for Trualoen Public Library of Ky., Library Building, 
Louisville, Ky. 
“TJSYCHOMANCY, or Soul CImr.ning.” 
J How either sex may fascinate and gain the 
love and ntfecUonB of any person they chuose, in¬ 
stantly. This simple mental acquirement all cun 
possess, free, by mall, tor 25 cts., together with a 
Marriage Guide. Egyptian Oracle, Drowns. Hints to 
Ladies, Wedding Night r-hirt, Ac. A queer book. 
Address T. wLULLS M & GO.. Publishers, Phlla. 
OPIM-BATISC ANTIDOYKSKSSSSSSSSSSSE 
pend stamp for treatise •* On Opiiuu-Kating and Us 
Cure" to VV. B. SQUIRE, M. J),, Worthington, Ind. 
r THE PEOPLE'S PUAGV1CAL 
x POULTRY UOOIC s A Worlc on 
the Breeding, Rearing, Care and 
General management of Poultry. 
By Wm. M. Lewis, 
This Is one of the finest eotten-uo works on the 
subject on which It treats, for Ha size and price, of 
any publication of the kind In this country. It la 
finely and profusely Illustrated, and printed and 
bound in extra style. Contains 224 large octavo 
pages. Bent, by mall, post-paid, for WJO. Address 
I>. D. T. MOORE, Publisher, 
1/ • 5 BeeUnuiu fit,, New York. 
PITTSBURGH PA 
DonblA, Single. Miissfe and Breech-Loading Bides 
Shot Guns, Revolvers, PistolB, Ac., of every kind, 
for men *>r boys, at very low prices. Guns,$8 to WOO; 
Pistols, f 1 to tL. 
The Louden Hay Carrier 
tflevates the hay prrprinUruhirty from the. load, rdf- 
lies It boritontaUu ("any part of the mow, and returns 
tlic empty fork buck to the load, Pitches Into a win¬ 
dow. Stocks in tlm field. Suvos Its cost every sea¬ 
son. Sec illustration on page 15s of UrilAl, Nk.W- 
YoRKHit of .March 8. Agents wanted. Send stamp 
for Circular, Prices a ml Terms. 
LOUDEN MTIJ WORKS, 
I'niilicld, Iowa. 
CAHOON’S 
BROADCAST SEED SOWER. 
Sows all kinds of Gruiti and Grass Seed. Ono man 
can do as much work with the Hand Hardline as five 
mot) can do without It. Price of Hand Machine, $10. 
l have agent* in all partsof tliecountry. Send stamp 
for Circular. D. II. GOODKLL, 
Sole Manufacturer, Antrim, N. II. 
II Alt RING Tory’8 pateyt. 
The only com- 
hlned Set'll • <j.~ -v 
Sower and l it f Jr 
COUIVSfOlt. J* ■* J 
Made only by 
Ames Plow Co, 
53 Beekman 
St. New York. 
r Send for 
Circular. 
T Til ROVED FOOT LATHES, 
Fjrrl A With Slide-Rest and Fittings. Just 
/STY I the thing lor the Artisan or Amateur 
iHU ''n Turner. 
Also, HAND PLANERS. 
Many reuders of this paper have one 
of them.'' Selling In all parts of the 
country, Canada, Cuba. Europe, Ac. 
Bend for descriptive Catalogue. 
N. II. BALDWIN. Laconia, N. U. 
KIDDER’S PASTILLES • for Asthma. 
Price 40c. by mall. Btowell & Co., Charlestown, Mans. 
^mplcttwntsi mui pUfUinevy. 
20,000 sold Mat year. i pwnrds of 
50,000 sold fur ls7X slimv ibis to 
your in, reliant; u -k him to let you 
try one, Votl will not purl with it 
for twice its oAd. Made only by 
PETERS BROTHERS' MANU¬ 
FACTURING COMPANY, Mar¬ 
shall, Mich, 
ucal j) n£trum cnt^. 
Cimrcft and Parlor Musis. 
IX) MM cash for double-reed, six stops. Pnwerful- 
timeil organs. Warranted the best. cash for 
;-octave, rosewood, curved leg, fully warranted 
Pianos WM. A. POND A- CO., 
No. 517 Broadway, New York. 
m’Mp NCW) 
sms 4 s 
This M^\oh\no with pYi'*<*nt ImprovoriMiui• K'^rnnltM.ij to lovil 
«vcry of tht) honHnhutH, for olthor nlnln »»r fum y work. U 
knits All ni40«0fdtoukliitfs «tu| Socki, will* 1 hh« 1 uml too 
ami |h h in:vt i r-(|iiiHn|lf sotin.o of nmff*(*mniit to Itulici ol ItUur**, 
well iu prtotSt DM'l * uy aupport to tJuv*o thnt rcjulro it* 
A^entH wwitoti tsyory whero by the Bickford 
KNrrntfa Machink C‘omi-\ny. Dana UtciCFOKiJ, 
President nml General Bu»iueS$ Sul>L> Brond- 
way, New York. 
' IT''*a • 
jfOijnOli'Ki iUtii 
IlilMaGOo 
^>,*Wt?5Kficv r T,Yi-^iW Yen a»k WHY we ran srll 
Fi' l Uia.-i 7 Octave I’innos l»r 
.9200? We answer — It costs 
i ili-iii $300 to make any 
30 00 ,1 '::i!in Kr,ld llirougli 
n v sjte iCv fev-tJ -V 11 '. ’til nfw'JiCUi nmkc I0O 
Wi H ; Uv V ?'.» per OK l't-nt. We Imve no 
r5 R n iC Art 'i's. but f.hlp diroel to fumi- 
V vi. M k). V II at Faetwy pvlee.imd wammt 
5 Yelr', Sfnd f,,r 1!Mintr;,leb -nhir, (n width wo refer 
to ever 500 Bn'ikera, kltrclmuts, >v -. (seine uf whom 
V"U iiisv Kiiewi, using our Piaii'is. In 44 states and 
Territories, l’leasi' stale where von .-aw this notice. 
U. S. Piano Co., OU5 Broadway, N. Y. 
V vJ. M. Ull - ni I'luriory prlw. mil wammt 
6 Ye-irf-rrd f,>r lllustryli'd eii'-ulsr, ill which we refer 
• M. n IV . . 1 Vl l » . , ....... .it* ii-Ii.itiV 
9TeU’ 4'ukUcution i 's'. 
HftllV in f*TC ^ (ir two numlicvs of tile now, 
UilLV A LI i) 1 Oi lllustruted paper. Mv Own 
Firichidk. A ffiClirinnu and t he paper only tl a year. 
JONES ,V HADLEY, Publishers, 170 Broadway, N. Y. 
O. DITSON A CO.offertlicwnew,fretdi,genial 
Juvcnlln song Uooka to the public, believing they 
Cheerful 
wUl bear comjwrfeim wiih 
ani/ other*. " Crkkufl’I, 
VoICics, ” by that most 
successful and popular Oompo- XT’_ * 
sur, Mr. L. O. Emkbhon, Is for y O1C0S* 
Common Schools, and iisXOU,- 
00(1 leacliers ami pupils are already familiar with his 
previous School Song Books, they will need no urg¬ 
ing to try this. 
TArfTTQ ami \AlliS 
A of every variety, in pack- 
i ages TO SUIT, sent to 
any address by AIHEUICAN TALK GO., 
M/tnufactunri, 117 Chambers St., N. Y. 
( lAIillAKT’S 1*1 LVER1/.ING CELTIVA- 
\j TOR has mure practical points than any cultiva¬ 
tor In use, and is Indispensable us a farm Implement. 
Price, $23. C. C. BRADLEY A SON. 
Manufacturers, Syracuse, N. Y. 
Sparkling 
And as for our Sab¬ 
bath School Song Book 
whose guttering title 
aptly describes the brightness T3 "L. ® r\r< 
of Its contents: read the fol- vLil/lGSs 
lowing extracts from commen¬ 
datory letters. Superinttfulent# say:— ‘ Tint more we 
use It. thehettcr we like It.’’ “The music has a fresh¬ 
ness and beauty unsurpassed by any book 1 have 
seen.” ('horintn* say A work of sterling merit.” 
“Fur excelling Sabbath School Music of the many 
books I have had the pleasure to use," &e. 
Price of I'heirjvl Volc.ru .. Wets. 
Price of Sparkling Rubies .fleets. 
Specimen copies Dialled, post-paid, for the abovo 
prices. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., 
Boston. 
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., 
711 Broadway, New York. 
“NIL DESPERANDUM. 77 ? ,: 
been swindled by “ promising” publishers, wiioHO 
“framed'’ Engraving nrrii eunio anil NKVKR will. 
Try, then, ONCJt Mown, and MKT what Is pnrmUal. 
We offer a large, 8-page, literary paper a whole year, 
and superb Prang CUromo, all for 41, This paper is 
iwTwmaug, Established ten years. K devotes nearly 
a whole page to exposing Swindlers, Quacks and 
Humbugs. It tells the truth, even if it makes ene¬ 
mies. it will please you. Try it. OnlyoNK dol¬ 
lar a year. Specimens II cents. Now Is the time. 
Address 
ST A a SPANGLED BANNER, Hinsdale. N. II. 
MI 0WM FIRESIDE .".vr' i', 7 
A cur, A S.1 Dll C'lit'onio Free to every subscriber. 
LOCAL 
DEALERS 
Wanted for the Host Gust 
Plow—lies! Steel Guftivator 
—Beat Pulverizing Harrow*. 
NEW YORK PLOW GO.. 
Ml BeeUmau St., New York. 
P 3 For E. M. BOYNTON'S PAT. LIGHT- 
11 NING S A VI/S, ftdiir.it! i 0 Beskmoti Street, N. Y, 
SI Ut'Wftrt ,if lufrlQgtflu-ftO, Ocr.uino will cut thrv« Uuioh 
31 ft. |»»1 ft, nil line. A li ft ••r<i«8 cut,$6. Sund for nil 
Ntllluslruti'd Cfttttloguu, inulled froo. 
DOUBLE HARPOON 
Horse Hay^ForU. 
■>escrlplive Catalogue sent Tree. 
PENN00K MANUFAOTURING 00„ 
Keimett Square, Cheater Co., Pa. 
SEYMOUR'S SHEARS & SCISSORS. 
“The Best are the Cheapest.” ^ 
Extra Quality. Crocus Relish. g , q . 
Family Size, - - $1.50 1L ^'= c o» 
LftdieQ Scissors, - 1.041 (5*^ 3 
By mail, prtpa fd. Send 1*. O. Order or Draft, ^coasa 
Fnrinertt, you an buy, for u short time, at 
• wholesale PRICE- the most valuable and labor- 
■ saving Implement for preparing and cultivating soil, 
j A new principle that must become universal. Ad- 
t dress the manufacturer, 
G. E. Hutchinson, Cleveland, O. 
MY OWN FIRESIDE 2S“saflSTt 
Your. A H5 Dll Gliroino Free to every subscriber. 
No dull,shabby humbug, but Hue and elegant; ill pp. 
rrnit’iied with freshest contributions. BIGGEST 
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A NICE CHRGMO GIVEN AWAY 
To every subscriber of HPOUTH AND GAMES, a 
Magazine of ::iKI pages a volume, at. only 2 i cts. a year. 
Address ADAMS & CO., Publishers, Boston, Muss 
Solid Cast Steel Drag Teeth. 
A set of 40 boxed and delivered to Express or R. R, 
u, 11 In. long, about 4:7 lbs., for 38.011. 
Jf D, II in. long, about 111 lbs., for 87.50. 
Liberal discount to the Trade. Address 
SWEET’S nriru CO., Syracuse, N. Y. 
-ua”Uf.i 111_ i r i .vni | m,y »_• it v •, t m i 1111-. it i. < •• 11 j . ■ t. t,.-. n ;vat. 
Address A [JAMS A, CO., Publishers, Boston, Muss 
POULTRY WORLDT” 
A Splendid Illustrated .Monthly, denoted entirely to 
Poultry. $1.25 a year. 8end 10 cts. for a specimen 
copy. Address, POULTRY WORLD, Hartford, Ct. 
rilllE BEST FAJU1.V PEH ID D1GA LS. 
A THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, #4. 
OUIC YOUNG FOLKS, #‘2. 
EVERY SATURDAY, 85. 
Published by 
JAMES It. OSGOOD ifc GO., 
Boston. 
' nr~ Bend for full Prospectus, and for Catalogue of 
Standard Works by first American ana English 
authors._ ___ 
F reei-risno fok a specimen. 
A full Catalogue of our Standard, Miscellaneous 
I and Illustrated Juvenile Books, or specimen rum- 
| bers of Oliver Optic's Magazine, sent by mall free. 
LICK A SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston 
I where all publications may oe found. 
