R.H.ALLKN &C 9 
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Qlgents iBantcb, 
implements, ittacbiners, 
implements, Xttacljinerji, 
Scci>s, fertilisers, (£tc 
NEWS CONDENSER 
A gents wanted.- school Tcaoii- 
ers, Farmers, their Sons, and others, can make 
money rapidly. aollln« the NEW ILLUSTRATED 
— Baron Iiaussmann cost Franoe $423,500,000. 
— The Baltimore city debt is $25,000,000. 
— Chicago slew 24,000 dogs last year. 
— There are 1,482 theatres in Europe. 
— The Wi'.kesbarro coal miners have struck. 
— Twelve murderers are at large in New York 
City. 
— Cornell University has a student from Si¬ 
beria. 
— Montana complains of a great lack of cler¬ 
gymen. 
— A Saratoga farmer has lately failed for some 
$400,000. 
— The strike of the miuers in Wales is ex¬ 
tending. 
— The Ohio penitentiary Inis sixty-four life 
convicts. 
— A Mississippi sportsman has shot a white 
partridge. 
— Colorado has as many daily papers as New 
Hampshire. 
— The Maine Legislature are discussing a radi¬ 
cal liquor bill- 
— A huge rock obstructing the Suez canal has 
been removed. 
— A lady physician in Indiana returns an in¬ 
come of $2,500. 
— The police of New York are making war on 
the courtezans. 
— Bismarck is preparing a protest against the 
Papal Syllabus. 
— Scarlet fever is raging in somo parts of 
Niagara county. 
— Candidates for the succession to Pius IX. 
begin to appear. 
— The present debt of the city of Paris is 1,047- 
COO, 000 of francs. 
— California has abolished the law prohibiting 
Sunday theatres. 
— Texas is said to like its new supply of 
Chinese laborers. 
— Mr. P. S. Gilmore is writing a history of the 
great. Boston Jubilee. 
— Begging in Rome, save on tho steps of 
churches, is unlawful. 
— A pure white squirrel has been captured 
alive In Southbury, Ct. 
— Drunkenness is called “suffering from wet 
groceries," In Chicago. 
— The Mikado of Japan has imported a piano, 
the first in the empire. 
— They have had a ball at Manchester, Vt., to 
pay cemetery expenses. 
— A now drink is made from the sweet potato, 
and is called Aromatica. 
— During ills brief Premiership Mr. Gladstone 
has made seven Bishops. 
— Egyptian women have asked permission to 
appear unveiled in public. 
— The capital of Florida is to bo removed from 
Tallahassee to Jacksonville. 
— A telegraph line has been completed be¬ 
tween Yeddo and Yokohama. 
— Tobacco costs tho citizens of New Orleans 
three times as much as broad. 
— One hundred thousand patents have been 
issued to American inventors. 
— The Colorado Legislature has declined to 
extend the suffrage to females. 
— France counts 1,500,too manufacturing labor¬ 
ers, and 19,000,000 agriculturists. 
— The family of the late Gen. Sam Houston is 
living In Texas in great poverty. 
— A railroad Is proposed to be built through 
the Notch of tho White Mountains. 
— Garibaldi has sent five fraucs to Roohofort 
toward a monument to Victor Noir. 
— Tho number of Chinese on the Pacific coast 
has boon estimated at nearly 90,000. 
— The latest invention Is a horse-shoe that can 
bo takou off and put on at pleasure. 
— Two women have been appointed Justices 
of the Peace In Wyoming Torritory. 
— Several companies of Southern emigrants 
who located in Brazil are doing well. 
— An Austrian Archduke will shortly return 
the visit of the Prussian Crown Prince. 
— Tho Prlnco of Asturias will receive his first 
communion from the hands of the Pope. 
— A oolored woman aged ono hundred and 
four years died lust week In Indianapolis. 
— Victor Hugo has written to Rochefort, that 
ho (Rochefort) is “a forco for the future." 
— One-half of the discharged workmon are to 
be reinstated in the Charlestown Navy Yard. 
— The gross receipts at the Camilla Urso 
festival at San Francisco amounted to $50,000. 
— Trailing arbutus was found in bloom in a 
pasture in East Princeton, Mass., on the 7th ult. 
— It is reported that there were three hundred 
cases of measles in Glovorsville, week before 
last. 
— In Baltimore nearly 5,000 women find steady 
employment, throughout tho season in packing 
oysters. 
— The estimates for the expenditures of tho 
British navy roach nine and a quarter millions 
sterling. 
— A petrified sea-serpent has been found in 
Indiana, one hundred and eighty feet beneath 
the surface. 
— Jesse D. Bright Is In favor of taxing private 
bills that come before tho Legislature, which is 
a bright idea. 
— The work at Brooklyn Navy Yard has been 
commenced with vigor. About 1,000 workmen 
are employed. 
— There is a literary ciub of ladies and gentle¬ 
man In Kalamazoo, Mich., called the “Ginger 
Bcbnapp Club." 
— An Illinois fanner lately killed two hundred 
and sixty snakes which he found hibernating 
under one rock. 
— Theresa has refused an offer of 70,000 francs 
ami expenses, for a Bix months' engagement in 
tho United States. 
— In the imperial palace in Vienna live, includ¬ 
ing the imperial family, and the officials of the 
court, about 2,536 persons. 
— There is no death penalty in Michigan, and 
the Penitentiary now holds eighty murderers, 
thirty of whom are women. 
— A young lady in Cavendish recently killed a 
skunk with a butcher knife. She thinks the 
battle is not always to the strong. 
HE AMERICAN FAMILY 
IMPROVED LONG ORANGE CARROT 
And other Agricultural 
ble. Compact und Oncup Knitting Machine ever In¬ 
vented. PRICE, ONLY M5. , , 
Thin machine will run cither backward or forward 
with equal facility; makes the sumo stitch as by 
hand, but far superior in every respect. Wilt knit 
HO,Wii) Stitches in one minute, and do perteet work. 
It will knit a pair of atocktr— 
half an hour, if, will knit 
with double heel and toe. drawers, hoods, 
smoking caps. < ~ | 
slecvoM.il fghu 
VALUABLE FOR STOCK RAISERS. 
DAIRY FARMERS. AND OTHERS. 
Wo have supplied nur customers for the past ten 
years with u superior quality of Long Ornuiri' 
Carrol Seed, and as only the best shaped and 
deepest orange colored roots arc used each yearns 
seed stuck-, the quality has steadily Improved. Price 
$1.90 per pound ; 40c, per X pound ; 15c. per ounce. 
In addition to tho above, we would call particular 
attention to the following varieties of Roots valu¬ 
able for feeding purposes. 
Long Red .Manuel Wui'tXfsI. 75c. 9 TP.; 25c. f J 
XU,; 10e. F oz. 
Yeflaiv Globe Mangel Wurtsscl. 86o. F Tb.; 25c. 
9 H n>.: 10c. F os. 
Whin; Hu gar Beet. 75c. V Ik. ; 25c. R '4 ft.; 10c. 
F os. 
Long White French Turnip. (For stock and 
table use.) 85c. ft !t>.; 25c. P q lt>.; Klo. V o*. 
Long Cow Horn Turnip, American Rittu 
Hugn. Yellow Aberdeen Turnip ft, Lalnit* 
Swede. Each (Be. V lb.; 25c. p X it).; 10c. V os. 
All the above Bcodi) sent by mail, post-paid, on re- 
ceipt of price. 
A complete list of all kinds of Field and Garden 
Seeds will bo found In our New Heed Catalog He, 
which will be mulled to all applicants on receipt of 
stamp. Address 
edited by OHO. E WARING, .In.. Practical Farmer 
and Author, and late Agricultural Engineer of N. V. 
Central Park. Tho best book for Farmers eter Issued 
—all need It before planting. It is h sound, labor- 
saving, money-making hook. Thousands have bought 
It, and thousands more want It. 15th Edition ready. 
Profits large. K. B. TREAT & OO.,654 Broadway, N.Y. 
* (any sl/,el In less than 
... - lose or Open, Plain or 
Ribbed Work, with any kind of course or floe woolen 
or cotton, silk or linen. It will knit stockings 
sacks. 
ami' kiuk,OO lDfotUi purjOfit muffs, frlntft?, unuer- 
alcoves ii fghaus, nulilas. mittens, skating cups, lump 
wicks, mats,cord, undershirts, shawls, Jackets, cradle 
blankets, legglns, suspenders, wrlstors, tidies, tip* 
pets, tufted work, und In fact un endless variety of 
articles in every day use, as well as for ornament. 
FROM *T> TO *10 PER DAY can bn made by any 
one with the American Knitting Machine, knitting 
stockings. &c„ while expert operators cun even make 
more, knitting fancy work, whleU always commands 
u reudy sale. 
FARMERS can sell tltelr wool at only forty to fifty 
cents per pound ; hut, by getting the wool made into 
yarn at a small expense, and knitting it into socks, 
two nr three dollars per pound eun he realized. On 
receipt of *25 wo will forward a machine us ordered. 
Z3T We wish to prWttl'fl active AGENTS EVERY¬ 
WHERE, to whom the most liberal inducements will he 
offered. A ddr ess 
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO„ 
Boston. Mash., or Bt. Lotus, Mo. 
cp HE VETERAN 
OF THE GRAND ARMY, 
A Novel of thrilling Interest; characters druwn 
from life, it exhibits tho purposes and practical 
workings of tho G. A. K-, and brings to view remark¬ 
able characters developed by tho wur for the Union. 
To bo Issued semi-monthly. In Eight. Parts, lit 26cents 
per part, by CYRUS ft DAR1U8 COBB, Bustou.Mass. 
Pari* 1 and 2 now ready. The Trade supplied by tho 
AMERICAN and NFAV YORK NEWS COMPANIES. 
Opinions of the Press. 
11 The first part Indicates that the novol will be In¬ 
teresting. full of Incident, and worthy of general cir¬ 
culation."—Boston Dally Journal. 
“ The first part Is handsomely printed, and opens 
vivaciously.'*— Boston Evening Transcript. 
" The first part only lias yet been Issuod ; but this, 
besides being very handsomely printed, opens at 
once Into un (nfccircsUng und exciting story.”—Boston. 
Evening Traveller. 
PBBFBBKNCr Givicn TO SOLDIISItS A8 AGENTS. 
TO SKLI 
Important Improvements. Boo pamphlet. 
It is the only machine for turning an<1 spreading 
hay that is of light, easy draft fur otte horse. “ Takes 
the hay up from the bottom, tosses It lightly Into the 
air, and leaves It In a light, fleecy condition for dry¬ 
ing, just as the farmer want* It.” Its use enables tho 
farmer to cut, care and store away hay In one day. 
and adds 20 per cent, to value of crop. 
A large farmer .Hays r—” Its use In a tingle season will 
more than imp its cost. The enterprising farmer will 
nut, cun not do without It ; tho longer ho puts otT buy¬ 
ing, the poorer ho will bo," It is the most popular 
harvesting machine ever offered 
tif- Liberal Inducements to Agents. 
f T'HE HELLISH FRUIT 
X BASKET.—For Bt fries, 
Peaches, otc. Handsomest, 
Cheapest and most desirable I n 
use. Manufactured by Baird 
ROPER A Co., Norfolk, Va. 
Mend for Circulars to A. D. 
HOPPING A WILSON, 218 & 
230 Washington Street, New 
York, where a large supply is 
on hand. 
UNION MOWER AND REAPER 
,4 GENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY 
In the United States, to sell the Beat Movable 
Comb Bee Hive, Italian Queen Bees, Bee Hook, Bee 
Feeders, genuine Alnlko Clover Seed, pure Breeds of 
Poultry. Send stump for Circular. Address 
LITTLE MAN, Springfield, Ohio 
I* the height of perfection. Light, easy draft, sim¬ 
ple In construction, neat and accurate in workman¬ 
ship, convenient to operate, perfectly adapted to cut 
on salt marsh, uneveu hlll-Mlde or lawn. Those who 
have used It pronounce it the most durable machine 
made. 
8ULXY HAY RAKES, SHARE’S COULTER 
HARROW, BETTS’ HILLING PLOW. 
Agents wanted to sell any or all of the above. Ltb- 
erallndUCements offered to enterprising man. Illus¬ 
trated Pamphlet and Terms to Agents mulled upon 
application. DUANE U. NASH, 
Geu’l Agt„ ‘29 Corilandt Bt., N. Y. City. 
E ARLY ROHE. — Wo will deliver, free of 
expense. EARLY RUSK POTATOES at New 
York at tho following prices—50 cents less at home : 
1 barrel..?4.50 
10 bnrrels. . 4 00 per barrel. 
Larger quantity ul reduced ruteH, 
ISAAC HICKS & SONS, 
Ora WostDury, Long Island, N. Y. 
A gents wanted. 
We wish to pet energetic agents in every section 
of the United State* and Canada, where wu uro not 
now represented, to sell 
Tlic most, simple and durable double Ihroud 
Hewing Mnrliiiie ever offered 
lo the public. 
This Machine is flrst-elns* in every respect, and at 
the same, time furnished 
At n Price within I he Reach of All. 
Licensed by Wheeler .t Wilson, Grover St Baker 
und Singer A Co. Wc will glvn iiurtles with sufficient 
capital the exclusive ngnnoy of an entire Slate. To 
persons seeking a profitable business wo offer un¬ 
paralleled Inducements. Tho attention of Sowing 
Machine Agents Is especially solicited. 
For terms, address 
GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE CO., 
331 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 
“THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.’ 
STANDARD 
AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES 
E arly California seed pota¬ 
toes.—G ets ripe In from 8 to w weeks; yields 
double of any other Potato; never rots, uml pos¬ 
sesses u delicious flavor. This valuable Seed will be 
shipped per first express to any part of the United 
States, on receipt of the following prices .—.50c. per 
ft.; £3 per peck: SI 5 per bushel, Address 
J. L. PHELPS. Garrettsvllle, Ohio. 
r lOLBROOK’S REGULATOR 
11 DRIIiIj, 
A perfect hand machine for sowing with regularity 
and in proper quantity, Beet, Carrot. Onion, I an*nip, 
Spinach, Sorghum, Turnip, Peas, Bonus, etc. it Is 
very simple, compact, durable. oii9y to operate, and 
shouts the seed a* ll drops, to prevent mr mistake ur 
failure. Price $12, Address F. F. HOLBROOK & 
CO., Boston, Muss. 
B eautiful flower seeds. 
Send forofir Annual Descvipti v»jC atalogue 
of Flower Seeds for IS70. 
J. M. TIIORBUKN & CO„ 
15 John St„ New York. 
fflHOK IIURN’H NEW CATALOGUE FOR 
A 18*0.—Our ANN UAL DESCRIPTIVE PRICED 
CATALOGUE of Vegetable and Agricultural Seeds 
for 1870, is ready for mailing to applicant*. 
J. M. THOUBURN & CO., 15 John St„ New York. 
A GENTS! It 1C A D THIS! 
Wo wfll pay Agents a Salary of B.'IO per week 
and expenses, or allow largo commission, to sell 
our now wonderful Inventions, Addros* 
M. WAGNER A CO.. Marshall, Midi. 
W OODEN WATER PIPE! 
FOR 
OHZ1Z1SI1 FACTORIES! 
und for Water Courses of every description—from 
one to four Inch bore—made from the best of White 
Pino, constantly on hand. 
n. H. BABCOCK & SON, 
Watertown, N. Y. 
Being constructed with regard to scientific accu¬ 
racy. arc used in all tests of skill by the best players 
in the country, and in all first-class clubs and hotels. 
Illustrated Catalogues of everything rolating to Bil¬ 
liards sent by Mall 
FHBLAN Be COLLENDER, 
738 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS 
A gents wanted 
For a New I llust rated Rook of great historical (it 
fereBf, stirring events and thrilling adventure. 
My ANNUAL CATALOGUE, containing a list of 
many novelties, besides nil the standard vegetables 
of the garden, (over 100 of which are. of my own grow¬ 
ing.) with a choice list of Flower Seed, will bo 
forwarded gratis to all. 1 warrant my seed shall 
prove ft* represented. 1 warrant It shall reach each 
purchaser, l warrant ul) money forwarded shall 
reach me. Sand tor a Catalogue. 
JAMES J. II. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
Or thirty years of Pioneer Life in the Rocky Mourn 
tains und Oregon: with ii history of the country. 
Including the labors, Influence and fate of 
THB OREGON MISSION ARIES. 
By Mr*. FRANCKS F. Victor of Oregon. FnrClrQu 
lars and term*, address It. W. BLISS A CO., 
Hartford, Ct.; Toledo, O.; Newark. N. J. 
Filthily Use -Simple,cheap,reliable. Knits 
i everything. AGENTS WANTED. Circular and 
impio stocking FitEK. Addros* HINKLEY KNIT- 
ING MACHINE CO.. Bath. Me. or 178 B’way, N. Y. 
f T'RUIT AND MEAT PRESERVING 
IIOU8E. 
rtKES’S PATENT. 
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST EVER INVENTED. 
See Report of the National Pomologlcal Society, 
Sept. 18, I860. Bend for Circular*. Houses built on 
reasonable terms. Address 
REES & HOUGHTON, 
Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. 
j^TEW AND RARE PLANTS, 
FOR SPRING- O JP 1870. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATALOGUE of NEW and BEAUTIFUL PLANTS, 
will be ready about. Fcb’y 1st, containing a beautiful 
colored plate of tho tine new Doublo Geranium, 
"Androw Henderson." Mailed free to all my cus¬ 
tomers. To Others, price 10 ct*., or a plain copy to 
all from JOHN SAUL, Washington City. D. C. 
<J*C) AAA A YEAR AND EXPENSES TO 
agent* to *oll thu celebrated WILSON 
SEWING MACHINES. Tbo best machine In the 
world. Stitch, alike on both shies. OSs MACniSE 
without Money. For further particular*, address 
THE WILSON SEWING .MACHINE CO., 
Cleveland, Ohio, Boston, Mass . or Bt. Louis, Mo. 
A superior article for farm use. Also, Rnot Cdl- 
ter* —Inst the thing for farmers having roots to 
feed. Both the above at. very low nncc. Either 
hand or power. Send for Circular. Manufactured 
by LANE BROS., Washington, N. Y. 
TRPROVED FOOT L ATHES 
JL with Side-Rest and Fittings, Elegant 
durable, cheap and portable. Just tin. 
thing for 11) 0 Artisan or Amateur Turner 
Send for Descriptive Circular. 
S. K- BALDWIN. Laconia. N- H. 
AGENTS I AGENTS! AGENTS! 
i A Now I have It! Something new. Attractive! 
Valuable ! Just what Agents want! What every 
family want* ! Something tor Holidays'. 100 more 
Agent* wanted at once! Quick sale*! Large proflte! 
A vonne lady makes *22.40 in one-half dHj-1 Others 
can do It. I offor the largest premiums over offered. 
Send for my private circular. 
vv» j. noioo\M)i 
Springfield, Musa,, or Chicago, 111. 
N orway and surprise oats. 
Tho undersigned bought the seed of the Nor- 
wuys of June* Hi Clark, New York, last spring. The 
Surprise Outs were, bought In Indiana,weighing 10 lbs. 
nor bushel. Both kinds am genuine, und free from 
foul seed. Yielding near 100 bushel* per acre. Sell¬ 
ing tor 43 per bushel; 20 hu oi., $60; 100 bush., *200. 
A W. BURNH AM, Madison. N. V. 
N ish WITZ’ 8 PULVERIZING HAR¬ 
ROW Is Indispensable to every 1'armor who 
wishes to cultivate hi* land thoroughly, Increase 
crops and encourage labor. It Is Hie best Implement 
for preparing soil for winter grain, greatly prevent¬ 
ing “ winter kill ” also for fall plowing for spring 
crop*, und for pulvcrlrdng the surface of newly plow¬ 
ed sort ground. It 1* worth ton times It* cost to any 
farmer, besides making farm work onsy and rapid. 
It U durable and easily kept in repair. 
WARRANTED TO l’LEAftK OR MONEY 
REFUNDED. 
Price, complete with spring seat, *30, at New York 
or Cleveland. Semi 1'nr Descriptive Circular to 
PEBKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
Peekskill. N. Y„ or Cleveland, Ohio. 
UTSIDE HO op 
TTltnpIoyineni in an honorable and profitable bu»l- 
JCi ness. Liberal Inducement*. Circulars and «im- 
jde* sent. Address J. C. BA N D & CO.. Btddeford. Me 
COMBINED 
- PAT. JUI.Y l+, 1360, 
28,1869-^(1 
Neto publications 
G 1ENU1NE RAMriDELL NORWAY OATS. 
% Four pound* by mail, post-paid. *1.2o. Ono peck. 
ii. Ono bushel by express or freight, *3.50. Ton or 
more,$3 per buaheL Also,Surprise, NowBruusWick, 
White Swedish and Excelsior. Bend »tuxp for Cir¬ 
cular with price list, to S. B. FANNING, Jumosport, 
Long (aland, N. Y. 
Buy the Iron-Clad Milk Can. with tbo above bottom. 
No rnoro leaking or carrying Cans to tho shop for re¬ 
pairs. They will last you a life-time. It does away 
with tho old Tin. Bottom Hoop, Board or Network, 
which Is always leaking. For sale by all can makers. 
Send for Prlco-Idst of Bottoms. 
E D. DAVIS’ AQUARIA CKMENT.-The 
• best article discovered for glaring graperies 
anil groon-bouse*. Having been used for the past 
ten years with great success, which those will testify 
to that have houses glazed with it. Manufactured 
only by l!i. D. DAVIS, No, 62 Fulton St,, N. Y. 
/11DER HILL MACHINERY.--Uldwr Ke- 
\ j tin mg. Vinegar Making, etc. Circular* troe. The 
cider Milker's Manual. Hold by Booksellers, or sent 
by mail fur $1.50, Address J, d, BUELL, Buffalo, N.Y. 
A merican vinegar generator. 
New plan Ju*t patented. For full description, 
Ac., send stamp to 
A. D. STRONG, Ashtabula, Ohio. 
MANUFACTURED BY 
The Empire Coin aud Feed Mill Company 
of New York, 
AND SOLD BY AGENT8 EVERYWHERE 
O U CAN’T A If If O R D 
To spend bfclf * day [ratling «luwu your carpet 
I have written a work, entitled "CABBAGES; 
tow TO Grow them;” which treats on the soil, 
ie manuve. the planting, cultivation, marketing, 
artctlcs, (with several Engravings,) keeping over 
Inter, hot-bed raising, stump foot, &o., ,v-e Many 
ilnnte practical detail* are given under each head, 
> Invaluable lo the beginner, 1 have written two 
thor work*, one entitled'" ONION8; HOWTO Raise 
hem,” tho other, " 8QUAHI1ES; How to i.uoiv 
HEM.” Each characterized by great thoroughness 
f detail. Either work sent post-paid on receipt of 
) cts. My Illustrated Garden and Flower Seed C»ta- 
By using SNYDER’S CARPET HOOKS. 
Cheaper than Tacks. For sale everywhere 
JOSEPH SINTON, Gcn’l Agt., Ithaca, N.Y 
r > I G WHEAT, 
' And all other 
SPRING CROPS 
by tbs two of 
CZ.AR2TS COMPOST. 
jy Send for Circular. Address 
JOSIAII CLARK, Manchester. N. It. 
H OLBROOK'S SWIVEL PLOWS LEAVE 
no " dead furrow* ” nor " ridges." turn turrow- 
*Bccs flat, on lovel lurid, work equally well on *lde-hill. 
save considerable time, pulverize thoroughly, will 
not clog,and equalize the work of team. Eight sizes, 
from one horse to four cattle. Address F. F. HOL¬ 
BROOK A CO.. Boston, Mass. 
\TOUWAY OATS.—I nm now prepnred to 
vx fill orders for the celebrated ttunishoi! Norway 
Outs at *5,50 for 1 bu.; 2 bn. or more. *5.25 per bu. I 
put the Oats np in new, 2 bu. sacks, and guarantee 
every bushel I sell to be the pure Kamsdell Norway 
Oats. Address ADAM RANKIN. 
Bux 181. Monmouth, III. 
Is the Bust, the Most Popular and the Cheapest 
M agazine published. 
It contains Sketches. Tales. Useful and Scientific 
Article*, Stories for Boys and Girls, Puzzles, Illus¬ 
tration*, otc.. etc., etc. 
ONLY 00 CUNTS A YEAR. 
8ond In your subscriptions without, delnv. speci¬ 
men copies and premium li»t sent on receipt of six 
cent*. Address _ 
O. A. ROORHACH, , 
102 Nassau St., New A ork. 
Say In what puper ymt saw this advertisement. 
Maple Leaves and tho Ritual Nlw-Yohker 
sent for one year on receipt of *3. 
tVIRE FOR FENCING and for Grapes, cheap, gal¬ 
vanized or ungalvunUed. We arc prepared to fur¬ 
nish merchant* and farmers, everywhere, with a 
very superior quality of annealed Fencing Wire at 
very low prices. Buvo money by sending to head¬ 
quarters. Price List free. Address R. 1. BUSH & 
CO., Manufacturers, 75 William St„ N. Y. Western 
Office, 16 Dearborn St„ Chicago, Ill. 
TO AND CON 
Til OVER'S COLI.OS8AL ASPARAGUS BOOTS, 
Send for circular of toatimoiilnls to 
8. B. CONOVER. 
260 West Washington Market, New York. 
HIKERS, ATTENTION 
200 TONS FRESH GROUND 
iTUscdlaneous 
at reduced rates by the ton or barrel. 
AKRON CEMENT & PLASTER CO„ 
26 and 28 Lloyd Bt., Buffalo 
A nswers to many inquries. 
Dr. K. H. FOOTE, Author of “ Medical Common 
Sense,” Plain Home Talk," etc., formerly of 1130 
Broadway, Is permanently located at 120 Lexington 
Avo., N. Y„ where he tuny be consulted in person, or 
by mail. In all difficult cases or chronic disease. Con¬ 
sultation free- 
It Oils, Blacks, Polishes and Soaps the 
Harness at the sums time. 
Price 50 ots. per box. Also 3 lb. Bars. 
Bend for Circulars. Address 
G. F. WHITNEY & CO., 
Lexington, Mass. 
A ttention ! if it i IT growers 
AND DEALERS. If you want tho very best 
style of package lii which to market youi berries, 
use BEECHER’S VENEER FRUIT BASKET. It Is 
a universal favorite, and has earned its reputation In 
a fair competition with other kinds, and solely by Its 
superiority. 'Phase baskets are made In three sizes— 
quart, pint arid half pint, nre/uff measure, thorough¬ 
ly ventilated, and perfectly adapted to tho transpor¬ 
tation of small rruita. Crates of all sizes to accom¬ 
pany baskets, on hand aud made to order. 
Price li«.t, with outs, dusoiiptloti, ,tc., sent on ap¬ 
plication to 
THE BEECHER BASKET COMPANY, 
Wcstvillo, Conn. 
J^ONE FLOUR— BONIS FLOUR. 
Cracked Bone, IS me Meal, Bone Flour and Floated 
Bone, guaranteed to produce same effect, at HALF 
COST Of Peruvian Guano. 
Send for Circular. Address 
LESTER BROTHERS, 
Newark, N. J. 
_«v*\ -a. nUALl 
— •.TyiU’W'/i'Ai: a s ■ i. \ 
him: 
With our Stencil and Key Check Outfit. Circulars 
Free. STAFFORD MF’G CO.. 
66 Fiiltou St., New York. 
L AW AN I) I* A N Iv I N G O F F 1 C E. 
PITKIN C. WRICHT, 
Do Witt Clinton County, Iowa, 
Money loaned for a.term of years on unencumbered 
improved Farms, at 10 per cent. NET Interest, pay¬ 
able annually. Interest collected when due. Have 
been In busiriesa over seven years. Parties having 
money to invest, please notice. 
D ou ble refined poidrutte 
OF THE 
“ LODI MANUFACTURING CO.” 
For sale In lots to suit customer*. This article is 
sold for hoi/ the price of other fertilizer*, and is 
cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and Vegetables 
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