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SPANISH MERINOS.—WE OFFER FOR 
uv sale.low.a limited number. of out* Surplus,of tine 
thorough.brede. Send for Catalogue. Orders solicit¬ 
ed. JOHN SHELDON <t SON, Moscow. N. V. 
MPROVED LONG ORANGE CARROT 
And other Agricultural 
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OFF Kit FOR SALE A.V UNUSUALLY FINE STOCK OF 
FRUIT&ORNAMENTAL TREES 
PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE 
Grape Vi nett, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, 
Evergreens, Green-house Plants, Ac., 
Which will be sold as cheap as at any other establish¬ 
ment. Catalogue- mailed to nil applicants as fellows 
No. 1, Descriptive Catalogue Of Km It Trees, 
Grape Vines. Ac. . 10c- each, 
No. 2. Ornamental Trees, Shrub*. Roses, 
Krcrgrenn*. Ac.. tOe, each, 
No. 3. Green-house Plants, Dahlias, Bulba, 
„ M. ....... .5c. each. 
No. 4. Wholesale Catalogue or Trade List 
for Nurserymen, Dealers, Planters. 
&c.... Gratia. 
Address FRO.-jT «& CO., Rochester. N. Y. 
WITH OVER 
lOOO ILLUSTRATION'S, 
.50,000 REFERENCES, 
A FAMILY RECORD, 
AND 
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THIS GREAT WORK contains a storehouse of 
information thai cun only reach the mind through 
the eye Its Illustrations carry one back lo the most 
important era of the world, and are of themselves a 
comprehensive review of the Scriptures, represent¬ 
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Historical Events, Landscape Scenes. Antiquities, 
( ostumc*. etc., etc. They attract the eye, correct 
erroneous impressions, awaken new thoughts, and 
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parents, ministers and Sabbath-school teachers m 
fulfilling the duties of tbetr separate and high % oca- 
ttops—and to all others to whom Immortal souls are 
lntrusted-this splendid pictorial volume cannot be 
overestimated. It is the 
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Most V aluable for the Student, 
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Fnriner*. Ministers, Tenchers, Students, 
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its sale, 
YVe are also the publisher- of Potter's Stand¬ 
ard Edition* of Family, Pulpit, Pocket.and Photo¬ 
graph Bibles and Testament*, morn than Two Hun¬ 
dred different, styles—so well "known everywhere for 
their accuracy of text, beauty of finish and durability 
of binding. Always as-k for Potter's Standard Edi¬ 
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and prices furnished on application. 
IMPROVED STOCK. — PREMIUM CUES- 
I t.cr White Swine, Pure-bred Poultry, etc., etc. 
Thu beat In the country. Send stamp for Illustrated 
Circular. THOS. B. SMITH A CO., 
Plantsville, Conn. 
liOItT-HORNS.—Hulls, Cows, and Heif¬ 
er*. bred train first-class milking stock, for sale by 
JONATHAN TALCOTT, Rome, N. Y, 
P REMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS, 
Cattle, Sheep and Fowl*. Bred and shipped to 
order. Send for Circular on Breeding and Cure of 
Swine. THOS. WOOD, Doe Run, Chester Co , Pa. 
pit LIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 
For Spring of 1070. 
T^GGS FOR SALE.-HAVING MADE 
1 j arrangement* with Mr. Pogue o| Grafton Muss., 
for more extensive breeding of Poultrv, wo offer 
Egg" from forty varieties of very caret ufly *olcctcd 
bird*, ibelng mostly selected by myself. S. J. McIn¬ 
tosh, from over 1,000 birds from the stock previously 
owned by John B. Gough.) Many are imported, and 
balance equal. Circulars for 1370 now Toady, Send 
stamp. 
N. B.—All the noovc birds, or ihelr pareut*. have 
taken from one to six First Premiums. Address 
S. J. McINTOSBt. Sterling. Muss., 
or JOSEPH POGUE, Grafton, Mass. 
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards. 
DWARF TREES, for Gardens. 
GRA PE VINES—Old and new varieties. 
STRAWBERRIES, and other small fruits; best 
new and old sorts. 
DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
EVERGREEN TREES. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS and PLANTS. 
ROSES. PAB0NIE9. DAHLIAS, etc., superb col¬ 
lections. 
GREEN-HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS. 
All orders, large or small, will receive prompt and 
careful attention. Packing for distant point* per¬ 
formed In the most skillful and thorough manner. 
Small pet reels sen t by mail when so desired. 
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues, sent 
pre paid on receipt of stamps, as follow* ; 
No. L— Fruit*. iOc. No. 2.—Ornamental Trees. !0c. 
No. 3.—Green-house, ho. No. t.- Wholesale, free. 
Address. 
ELL WANG ER At BARRY', 
Rochester, N. 
T Y. BICKNEUL A CO., 
G • Wont morel nnd, Onrlfln. Co., N» Y., 
have been refusing order* for fowl* for some time 
S t, but now have for sale one pair Houdanr pricu 
; one pair Cr* VO-Cceu r.v, $20‘. two pairs White 
rklng*, $8 per pair. All flrst-clas* fowls. Circu¬ 
lar*. wtri) description of fowls. Price List of Eggs, 
and Illustration* of Aylesbury Duck* and Black 
Breasted Red Games, sent to all on receipt of 3c. 
stamp. 
XU WHITE CORN, raised on the Ohio River bot¬ 
toms: heavy, well matured and carefully selected ; 
the corn from the ends of the cob omitted. Deliv¬ 
ered In racks, on the Ohio ft Mississippi Railroad, at 
Aurora. Dirt. W.M. 1. EDWARDS, Aurora, Ind. 
Price, Including sacks, 13 per bushel, for t wo bush¬ 
els anu upwards. 
17011 SALE.-EGGS FROM PURE DO.Mt- 
X NIQUE 1 i)VV l> laid by my own hen*. Also,the 
First Premium Trio at the Exhibition of the New 
England Club, Worcester, Mass., 10th March, 1870. 
Price, 13 nor do*. Also, a few fowl* for sale. Ad¬ 
dress E. PALMER TIFFANY. Hartford. Conn. 
Heference.—H. J. BESTOR. Pres’i Conn. Stale Poul¬ 
try Society, 
WHY NOT MAKE HOME ATTRACT- 
YY IV Ef Fifty varieties of (ifQlVE MANUAL 
FLOW Kit SEEDS, warranted pure and fresh, sent 
to any address, on receipt of 50 cts. and two stamps. 
C. HARVARD. Florist, St. Louis, Mo. 
pAINESVILLE NURSERIES. 
-* 15th Year. 9 Green-Houses. 
Splendid assortment of 2, 3 and 1-year old Apple 
Trees, with Pear, I'lum, Peach, Cherrv, Ac. Grape 
Vines and Small KrulUHn large quantities. An im¬ 
mense stock of Evergreens, unexcelled in quality. 
50.000 Roses, 2f),0t»l Verbenas. 10.000 Dahlias, 10.000 
Tuberoses. All other Green-house and Bedding 
Plants in proportion, tor spring trade. 
200,000 AMERICAN CHESTNUT TREES, 
Four inches to two ieet high. This is one of the rerv 
host nut and timber tree* that can beplantod. Deal¬ 
er* and Nurserymen supplied with Trade List free. 
Catalogue No. J. (Fruit and Hardy Ornamentals.) 
lu el*.; X’n. 2, (Green-house and Bedding Plants,) 10 
cts.; Chestnut Circular free to all. 
Add toss STORKS, HARRISON ft CO., 
Palnesvlllo, Ohio. 
y i c k » s 
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870 
D ARK UUAIDIAS nnd BUFF COCHINS. 
eggs fob hatching. 
The subscriber Is breeding the above varieties as a 
Specialty, having a choice selected stock, from t,c*i 
Imported premium fowls. Price, $(i per dozen. Eggs 
from all oilier varietie* furnished lo order. Send 
stamp for Circular. MARK PITMAN, 
327 Essex St., Salem, Mass. 
For Circulars nnd Sample Sheet, containing u full 
description of the pictoiuai family Bible, and 
terms to Agents, address Potter’s Standard Bible 
and Testament House, 
JOHN E. POTTER At CO., 
Publishers. Philadelphia, Pa., 
or, GOODSPEED A CO., Chicago, Ills. 
OvK HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND copies 
ot V Irli’s I tin at ruled Cm a log ui- of Needs nnd 
Moral Guide have already been circulated. It, Is 
elegantly printed on fine tinted paper, with about 200 
One wood Engraving* of Flower* and Vegeta Ides,and 
a beautiful COLORED Plate— consisting of seven va¬ 
rieties of Plilox Drummnndl), making a One 
BOUQUET OT PHLOXES. 
It ts the most beautiful, a* well a* the most In¬ 
structive Floral Guide published, giving plain and 
thorough directions for the 
CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES. 
The Floral Grids 1* published for the benefit of 
my customers, but will be forwarded to all who apply 
by mail, for Ten Cents, which Is not half the cost. 
Address JAMES VICK, 
Rochester, N. Y'. 
1 7<GGS from CHOICE PREMIUM FOWLS. 
J La Fleche, fii per dozen ", Creve-i <eurs, ffi: Hou- 
dun*. $6; Buff Cochfcis. >3; Light Brahmas, *2.50; 
White and Gray Dorking*. Wife; Black Guilders, 
$2.50. Dorking Fowl* and Guilders and Jloudan 
Cocks for sale low. Send order* to 
C. H A B. I) WALCOTT. 
New York Mills, Oneida Co., N. Y. 
O U CAN’ T A F FORD 
To spend half a day pelting down ynoT Carpet, 
3 | using SXYDER’S CARPET HOOKS, 
a! I Cheaper than Tacks. For sale everywhere 
■ JOSEPH S1NTON. Gcn'l Agt., Ithaca, N.Y 
Just the thing for Canvassers, Agents and Ped¬ 
dlers. Snmple and Circular sent for stamp. 
PRIZE POULTRY'. EGGS lot IIATCH- 
J ih. nm First, Pri i\ Slate; I'uulti 
clety’s White Leghorns, Also, very choice Haunnns, 
Silver Spangled Hamburg* and Rouen Ducks. For 
particulars address, with P O. stump, 
F. W. MILES, Box 133, Plslnlleld. N. J. 
DlrOdHI I N O TON N II R S IC R Y . 
** 19th Year. 10 Green-houaes. 500 Acres. 
All First-Class Stock. In part, as follows: 
A|»pl«—1000. 1 i/r , *25; 2 yr., *50; 3 fir.. $100. 
Dim lu x- Oldenburg, t.i line-'- Tinn-or ml on I 
lOftl I i/r.. $.VI:.2 j/r.jAlIXl. II isio|> 1 and 2 firs. 
Pear, Mnndurd loo. $33; 1000, $340. 
I'unr, Drvni-I 1<H. $7B; J«W. »'-'40 
It aipkerry B la Miami and Doolittle— 1000, fk. 
Blackberry—Jnffafiuntt, IFiGon'i Early- 100(1, $15. 
Root <JrnflH— Assortments, including Duchess, His . 
lop, Transcendent, Grimes, Stark and Southern 
Sovtx. 
Nursery Stock a Sorts. WUd Goose and Miner 
Plum . 
Osnige Orange PI nuts—lit rinse, 10,00(1, *15. 
Kvi'nrreitris Mostly transplanted, magnificent stock. 
Maples -Soft Or Silver-leaved, all. sires, Including 1000 
Forest.Q-tnch, $1.50; transplanted ,,fl to 12 inch., f.l - 
1000, 2 4 fL. tU ; 4 to H it,, $20, 0 to 8 ft., $30. 
Rosea-500 sorts, largest stock, 100, $12: JOOO, $100. 
Gi-reii-tiousc, Bedding and Vegetnhlr Pin nts, 
print nnd Mower Plates—1 samples by mall, f, 1, 
13 V~ Send 10 cent* for Catalogues.^?. 
F. it. rrwMX, Bloomington, 111. 
/CANVASSING KOOKS SUNT FREE 
^ FOR 
paris BY Sunlight 
and Gaslight 
A work descriptive of the Mysteries, Virtue*, Vices, 
Splendors and Crimes of the Cltv of Purls, 
It contains over l.VMine engraving;, of not,-,) Places, 
Life nnd Scenes tn Pai ls. Agents wanted. Address 
"NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY. 
__ “Philadelph ia Pa.” 
A GENTS WANTED. School Teach¬ 
er*, Farmer*, their Sons, amt other*, cun make 
money rapidly, selling the NEW ILLUSTB.V I'KD 
L ight brahma eggs for hatch- 
lug. from Ire*'stock, and very superior bird*, 
carefully i •nuked nnd delivered to express id $1 GO per 
do*. L. A. SPA doing, p. M., Lockpoft, N. Y. 
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS 
pl/KF-ItRFIY FOWLS. A few Pair* 
J or Home-bred mid Imported Fowls for sale: 
Light Brahma. White Leghorn, Brown Leghorn, 
Black Spanish, Houdnns. Silver Spangled Hamburg*; 
Clipper, Duck-wing, Stone Fence. Strychnine, Dcrbv. 
gefton and Canada-blue Game; Sebright, Black and 
Dominique Uaptanis, llronxe un.l White Turkey* and 
Wood Ducks. Also, two flights of Tumblers, and 
other Fancy Pigeon*. C. s. H AINES. 
Box ,58, Kllxaheth, New Jersey. 
My ANNUAL CATALOGUE, containing a list of 
many novelties, besides all '.lie standard vegetables 
ot the garden, (Ol"T 100 of which arc of my own grow¬ 
ing.) with a choice ll»t of Flower Seed, will be 
forwarded gratis to all. 1 warrant my seed shall 
proves* represented. J warrant it shall reach each 
purchaser. I warrant all money forwarded shall 
reach me. Send for a Catalogue. 
JAMES .1 H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
TT’GGS.—Ilnudnn*, Dark Brnluim*. Light 
X-1 Brahmas, Black Spanish. White Leghorn, AyTos 
bury Duck*. Gko. K. Hawley, Glen* Fall*, N. V. 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 
OF SEEDS. AND 
VEGETABLES FLOWER GARDEN 
T7<GG* FOR SALE.-1 SHALL IIAYE, 
Xi during the season, eggs of my New Crown—the 
Silver and Golden spangled Fowl*.- for *aic. 
They are beautiful..looking birds, fine of plumage, good 
layers, and non-sitters. Price, $3 per dozen. FH AS. 
P. BORTLE, 111 Deliivan St., Rochester, N. Y'. 
M IDDLETOn iV NI RSI'KY AND 
FRUIT FARM. 
Peach Trees anil Small Fruits a Specialty. 
For sale, healthy Poach Trees, of my own raising, 
one year from hud; choice varieties. Al.-.o, Small 
Fruit Plants of all kinds, low. jaf* Catalogues free. 
1C. It, COCHRAN, Middletown, Delaware. 
NEWS AND NOVELTIES, 
edited br GEO. K- WARING. JR.. Practical Farmer 
and Author, and late Agricultural Engineer of N. Y. 
Control Purk. The best onok for ever issued 
—all need It before planting. It Is a sound, l^hor- 
saving, money-making book. Thousand* have bought 
it, and thousands more want it. iJlb Edition reudv 
Profits litige. E.B. TRE AT ft CO..ltd Broadway,N.Y. 
A G ENT S « v N i F n . 
T\ V, e wish to got euen 
of the United State* am 
now represented, to Hell 
The most simple nnd durable double thrcnil 
fin win* Machine ever ottered 
(o the public. 
This Machine is first-class In every respect and at 
the same lime furnished 
At n Price within the Rencli of All. 
Licensed by Wheeler A Wilson. Grover A Baker 
and Singer & Co. We will give parties with sufficient 
capital tin exclusive agency ot an entire State, To 
persons seeking a profitable business we offer un¬ 
paralleled inducements. The attention of Sewing 
Machine Agents is especially solicited. 
For term*, address 
GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE CO., 
334 Washington St., Boston, Muss. 
MAWUJVXj FOR 1870, 
will be ready for distribution early in January. It 
will contain about 100 pages, with numerous illustra¬ 
tions, — a complete list of Y’egetable and Flower 
Seeds, to which will be added a list of 
Summer-Flowering Bulbs, Plants 
and Small Frntts. 
Sent to all applicants inclosing 10 cents. Our 
customers supplied without charge. Address 
FERRE, BATCHELDER At CO., 
231 Main St., Springfield, Mass. 
Oot of forty millions of people in the United 
States, only 250,000 pay an income tax. 
The Vicksburg Herald ought to be a sharp 
paper. It is edited by Spears and published by 
Swords. 
The English Board of Trado reports an in¬ 
crease In exports of over ten millions compared 
with last year. 
The Coliseum organ, of Boston, has been pur¬ 
chased by the Rev. T. De Witt Talmadge’s 
Church, Brooklyn. 
Two Connecticut fishermen have caught 10,000 
shad In the St.John’s River, Florida, and have 
sent a few home to Hartford. 
A colored woman, known as Aunt Jennie, 
died in Nashville, recently, at the advanced age 
of one hundred and ten years. 
Vermont presents premonitory symptoms of 
the woman's rights fever, by electing three fe¬ 
male superintendents of schools. 
Swedish nnd Norwegian emigrants in consid¬ 
erable numbers are coming to settle in Aroos¬ 
took county. Me., next summer. 
A warm discussion lias been going on among 
Indiana savants over t> petrified snake, which 
now proves to ho only a tough pino root. 
One Frank Bloss, of North Stonlngton. boasts 
that ho lias killed, since the first of November 
lust, one hundred and twenty-eight skunks. 
An astronomer predicts for this year a comet 
of such brilliancy, and so near the enrth, that 
our nights will he almost as bright as our days. 
A sign one hundred and seventy feet long and 
five wide, containing 1.853 feet of lumber, Is 
about to bo put up on a machine shop in Wor¬ 
cester, Mass. 
Tnn American Bible Society has appropriated 
£11,004 for the various missionary societies, and 
14,323 volumes, including 50 Chinese Testaments, 
wore given to the missions. 
It is reported that the proprietors of the Fort 
William Henry Hotel of Luke George, and (ho 
Arlington House at Washington, have purchased 
five or six hundred acres of land near Harper’s 
Ferry, for the purpose of erecting a colossal t 
hotel among the mountains, to accommodate 
six or eight hundred guests. 
A Baptist Educational Convention will assem¬ 
ble in Brooklyn on Tuesday, April 19th. for a 
IJiroe days’ session. Tho most distinguished ad¬ 
vocates of tho Baptist denomination, Dra. An¬ 
derson. Robinson. Hovey, Sampson, Loomis, 
Weston and others aro to present papers on va¬ 
rious topics relating to education. 
The British submarine cable from Bombay to 
Aden, at the mouth of tiiu Red Sea, laid by the 
Groat Eastern, completes another link in the 
proposed telegraphic girdle around the world. 
When the East India Company finish the line to 
Pekin and Nlngpo, and the projected submarine 
cable between some point on our Pacific coast 
and Japan is laid to connect at Ningpo with the 
Russian overland line now finished to the mouth 
of the Atnoor river, Puck will then be able to 
put his “girdle about the earth in forty min¬ 
utes.” 
fj WE OFFER THESE 
WOODEX BIRD HOUSES 
l\ at 50 cerita for tho single 
I \ house, (like the cut,) and 75 
. \ cents for the double house. 
J A \l m They nrc cheap, yet at- 
tractive ornaments to a 
V , ' , rV,. •• A, country home, and very 
desirable articles of sale 
'nlw* J V/lrlpR(i!!rHl for Country merchants, to 
IRUMlU whom we offer large dls- 
11 1M counts, 
m l ft® R. H. ALLEN & CO.. 
ra —V-, I». O. Box 376. 
^- 'ar i ’ iNew York. 
Tile single bouse Is about 8 inches long, by 6 Inches 
wide and nigh. 
^ T E1V AND HAKE PLANTS, 
S r> I TNT C 4 - OF 1 1870 . 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATALOGUE Of NEW and BEAUTIFUL PLANTS, 
will be ready about Feb’y 1st, containing a beautiful 
colored plate of the fine new Double Geranium, 
“Andrew Henderson." Mailed free to all my cus¬ 
tomers. To others, price 10 cts.. or a plain copy to 
all free. JOHN SAUL. Washington City, D. C. 
itlcagent* In every section 
Canada, whero we are not 
I MIUIT TREES, 
rOR SPRING OP 1870. 
We offer for the spring irate a large and very fine 
stock of Standard Pear Trees, largely of Bartlett, 
Dwarf Pear Trees, largely of Duchess. Cherry. Plum 
and pouch Trees, Grace Vines, Ac. Also, a large 
stock of one-year old Fruit Tree* of all kinds, suit¬ 
able for distant transportation by express. iTlee* 
low For Price List, address K. MOODY' ,Y SONS, 
Niagara Nurseries, Lock port, N. Y. 
T> EAUT1FIIL FLOYVER SEEDS. 
Send for our Annual Descriptive Catalogue 
of Flower Seeds for 1S70. 
J. M. THORBURN A CO.. 
15 John St., New York. 
miscellaneous 
WESTERN TRIUMPH BLACKBERRY. 
It is Just what i* wanted where others winter-kill. 
This is the eleventh winter without protection. It. 
ha* stood 30 deg. below zero without injury, never 
fatted of n heavy crop, and i» the best-flavored Black¬ 
berry known. Send for Circular to 
JOHN MASTK11S. Box bin. Waukegan. Ill. 
PRICES.— 50c. each; $5 doz.; $30 por 100. 
\ H E N Y S ! READ THIS! 
xa we wnl pay Agents a Salary of S30 per week 
and expense*, or allow a large commission, to sell 
our new wonderful inventions. Address 
M. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich. 
A I'PLK ROOT GRAFTS. 50,000 OF THE 
iA beat leading sorts, nt $5 per 1,(00. Made from (ho 
best of stock, and In the best manner. Special selec¬ 
tions put up to order at special rates. 
Spaulding & co., 
Drawer 3291. Springfield, 111. 
M O II A \V It VAI, L E Y HU OOM CORN 
SEED of Mipertor quality. Price, per bushel, 
$5.50. Two quart* to any address, with postage paid. 
60 cents. Sold hy YV A UK EB & M A 1 US, 
Nos. 118 & 12(1 State St., Schenectady. N. Y. 
A gents u anted 
Far o Arid Illustrated Book of great historical («■ 
terest, stiming emits and thrilling adventure. 
X IY CATALOGUE FOR 1870, 
iU OF NEW AND RARE PLANTS, 
Containing a Colored Plate of the 
NEW GOLDEN COLEUS, 
will be mailed to all applicant* for 25 cents. 
PETER HENDERSON, (17 Nassnu St„ N. Y. 
IG SQUASHES. Grow 41 lo 1 0 ft. in cir¬ 
cumference: weigh In on 100 to 2(Jl) IIjm. Excel- 
for pies. Seed *ent. post-paid, fur25c. tier packet, 
for $1. A. DOUD, FuetoryvUlc, Tioga Cm. N. Y r . 
Or thirty years of Pioneer Life in the Rocky Mown 
tains unit Oregon: wlthu history of the country, 
including t he labors. Influence and fate or 
THE OREGON MISSIONARIES. 
By Airs. FuancI'S F. Victor of Oregon. For Circu 
tars and terms, address u. W. BUSS A CO., 
Hartford, Ct.; Toledo, O.; Newark, N. J. 
1 *\H il/ill GRAPE \ INKS.— Delaware, 
ItH 1 liana, Clinton, I uncord. Hurl ford, 
Isabella and [onn, 1 and 2-yeurs old, nnd layers, are 
offered at wtrcmely low prices. Send for Price 1,1st. 
J- KINGUKBEUG. Lookpori. N Y. 
E d. kinds, 
• GHOWI.1l AND DEALER IN 
BRESEE S SEEDLING POTATOES 
BRANDON, VT. 
I will deliver at tho cars— 
Early Rose. at.. .$3 00 per bbl 
Prolific, or No. 2. . 4 00 “ 
No. 6, at 50 cts. per lb., or.40 00 “ 
I will warrant them true to name. 
Wl UPRISE OATS. From Scud purclin»cd 
IO of .Mr. Van Olinda, the originator. These Oats 
weigh (12) forty-two pounds to the bushel, and are 
perfectly pure and clean. For terms, Ac., address 
JAS. T. AIJLLS, Clinton, Mich. 
D9 4Wt(t A YEAK AND EXPENSES TO 
*J , * J *" ' agents to sell the celebrated WILSON 
SEWING MACHINES. The best machine In the 
world. Stitch alike on both sides. One Machijce 
without Money. For further particulars, address 
THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 
Cleveland. Ohio, U iston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. 
YYrANTFD FOIl THE SOUTHERN 
11 UOULEVAUD-Ono thousand trees, for this 
spring’s use, five hundred each American Elm and 
Hard Mapip. or other suitahln shade trees, frqin 
seven to nine inches in circumfernnce one foot from 
the ground. Apply at the office of the Southern 
Boulevard, Moll llaven, Westchester Go.. N.Y'. Feb. 
21th. 1870. L. D. V. .MASON, Engineer. 
QEED OATH-NF.YY BRUNSWICK AND 
kfi Prince Edward'* Island, for sale at $1.50 per 
bushel, free of all foul seed. Also, Early Rose Pota¬ 
toes. at $3,50 per harrel.by 
_JONATHAN TALCOTT. Rome, N. Y 
TR F.ES,— Great Bargain' 20,000, gnur- 
first-class. Early Rose. *1 per bush. Nor- 
2.50. Small l'ruIts low. 
S. DUFFK1.L, Yardville. X. J. 
I was the original introducer of the MARBLE¬ 
HEAD MAMMOTH DRUMHEAD CABBAGE, and 
have a stock of parr Seed grown from extra large 
heads, (there is some Seed offered for sale t hat was 
grown f rom mem (rush,1 which I send, post-paid, for 
25 cts. a package; $1 un ounce : $12it pound. Full in¬ 
structions for cultivation, with un Engraving of the 
Cabbage, sent with each package. This is the largest 
Cabbage In the world, averaging, undar high cultiva¬ 
tion. thirty oounds each by tlic acre. The hearts are 
hard nnd rercmikably sweet and tender. My Illus¬ 
trated ('.iwlogiie of Garden nnd Flower Seed eon- 
tu’.n* letters from over a score ■>/ farmer*, residing 
in thirteen different States, who grow these to weigh 
fnmi twenty to fifty pounds. C'ntnlogne *rnt tree 
to III). JAMES J. 11. GREGORY, 
Marblehead, Mass. 
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS! 
il Now I have It! Something new Attractive! 
Valuable! Just what Agents want: What every 
family wants; Something for IIolidav6 : 100 more 
Agents wanted at once! Quick sales ! Large profits’ 
A young lady makes $22.40 in one-half day I Others 
can do it. I offer the largest premiums ever ofleicd. 
Send for my private ciroulur. 
W. J. HOLLAND, 
Springfield, Mass., or Chicago, Ilf. 
lyrORYVAY OAT?*. - I ntn now prepnved lo 
is till Orders for tile celebrated Rumsdell Norway 
Oats at $5.50 for 1 bu.: 2 bu. or more, $5 25 per bu. I 
put the Oats up in new, 2 bu. sacks, and guarantee 
every bushel 1 sell to be the pure Ramsdell Norway 
Oats. Address ADAM RANKIN, 
_Box 164, Monmouth, 111. 
piOR BEST VARIETIES OF 
1 SMAT.Tj FRUITS, 
Send for Descriptive Price List to 
P. C. REYNOLDS, Rochester, N. Y. 
UABLY ROSE POTATOES.-Bbl. lOBbls. 
UJ Best..$.3 25 30 00 
Second size. ...... 2 50 22 50 
For other Potatoes, and gem-ral variety of Small 
Fruit Plants at low prices, s nd for Price List. 
THOS. C. ANDREWS. Moores town. N. J. 
0 XV . I D E L L , 
* FRUIT A. MIT PROPUCE 
CO M.1IISSIO.X XI EIS CIIA.XT, 
328 CREENWICH STREET, 
NT FI W YORK. 
HAT EVERY' 
Rural subscriber 
wants is 
71ARLY ROSE POTATOES FOR SALE 
14 400 busheis, at $! per bushel. 
JAMES & ALEXANDER MOOR, 
_Salem, Washington Co., N. Y. 
AllLV ROSE nnd No. % ov BRESEE’S 
PROLIFIC POTATOES 
I have NORWAY OATS —true and pure—that 
I will soil to those who wish to try their value, at $3 
per bushel, In quantities not less than one bushel. 
No charge for bugs or packing. 
Address JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y. 
ui very low prices. 
Also, Saw Glimmer*, Double nnd Siugio 
Upset*, and other Saw idols. Semi for a Circular 
amt price*. G- A. PRESCOTT, Sandy Hill, N. Y. 
It Oih, Blacks, Polishes and Soaps the 
Harness at the same. time. 
Price 50 ets. per box. A Iso 3 lb. Bars. 
Send for Circulars. Address 
G. F. WHITNEY A CO.. 
Lexington, .Mass. 
r AAKLY CAU1FOKNIA NEED POTA- 
j TOES.—Gets ripe in from 8 to 10 weeks; yields 
double Of any other Potato; never rots, and pos¬ 
sesses a delicious flavor. This vuluuble Seed will be 
shipped per first express to any part of the United 
States, on receipt of the following prices:— 50c. per 
tt ',1 S3 per peek: SI 3 per bushel, Address 
J. L. PHELPS, Garrettsvtlle, Ohio. 
1 7<ARLY ROHK, - Wr will deliver, free o 
li expense. EARLY Rose POTATOES at Nev 
York nt. the following prices -50 cents less ut home 
1 barrel. ..$4.50 
10 barrels . 4.00 per barrel. 
Larger quantity at reduced rates. 
ISAAC HICKS K SONS, 
Old Wcstbury, Long Island, N. Y. 
TRADE MARK 
A nswers to jtiany inoitries. 
Dr. IC. It. FOOTS, Author of “Medical Common 
Sense.' " Plain Home Talk,” etc., formerly of 1130 
Broad wav, is permanently located ut 120 Lexington 
Avc-.. N. Y.. where lie may be consulted in person, or 
by mail. In all difficult cases of chronic disease. Con¬ 
sultation free. 
I oIAHLY MOHAWK POTATO AND CON 
li OVER'S CD1.LOSBAL ASPARAGUS KOOTS.- 
Send for circular of testimonials to 
S. B. CONOVER, 
2(10 West Washington Market, New York. 
TTimployineitt in an honorable and profitable-busi- 
Xj nc*». Liberal inducements. Circulars and sam¬ 
ples sent. Address J.C. RAND & CO., Biddeford.Me, 
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