I 
PO.]5oz57G.NE\VY()RK 
«... - 
m -rnUtOj 
Mil 1 
IIM 
NEWS CONDENSER. 
— Connecticut has " clam cholera.” 
— Travel over the Pacific Railroad is increas¬ 
ing:. 
— The $5,000,000 Presbyterian fund is not ad¬ 
vancing:. 
— Six foot tiger sharks are caught off 'Frisco 
wharves. 
— Another duel was fought at New Orleans 
recently. 
— The world uses 250,000,000 pounds of tea 
each year. 
— California is sending dried fruit to the East¬ 
ern cities. 
— Prof. Borelli, at Marseilles, has discovered a 
new planet. 
— Eggs can be bought for nine cents a dozen 
in Missouri. 
— Texas is luxuriating on potatoes of the 
crop of 18T0. 
— Florida planters are experimenting with 
short cotton. 
— There was no less than 2,056 English vessels 
lost last year. 
— The war debts of Europe are now about 
$16,000,000,000. 
— A Memphis darkey has stolen a wholo store 
full of goods. 
— A native Protestant church has been formed 
at Valparaiso. 
— The Grand Duke of Russia is going to visit 
us this summer. 
— The whale and seal fisheries this season have 
been successful. 
— Herring and shad are fast disappearing from 
Virginia waters. 
— Skillful frog hunters earn twelve dollars a 
day at Memphis. 
— The Nova Scotia gold mines produced about 
$325,000 hist year. 
— Boston ships are loading with ice for India, 
Chinuand Japan. 
— The wine merchants of New York have or¬ 
ganized a league. 
— West Point cadets call the modern dress 
coats “steel pens." 
— Buddhism has been interdicted by the Gov¬ 
ernment of Japan. 
Seventy-seven different kinds of rice are 
cultivated in India. 
— Singing is hereafter to be regularly taught 
in t he French navy. 
Ton thousand Bibles are distributed annu¬ 
ally in New Hampshire. 
— The Rusao-Cblnese boundary question has 
been pnioiioaliy settled. 
— The volunteers ar,e still under arms at Que¬ 
bec, and drill twice a day. 
— The Canton girls are said to be the cleanest 
and best dressed in China. 
— Mr. Spurgeon’s church, in London, owns 
about $100,000 in property. 
— There arc now twenty-four places of evan¬ 
gelical worship in Mexico. 
The Hebrews at Jerusalem are reported to 
he in a starving condition. 
— Increased activity In the iron trade is no¬ 
ticed throughout England. 
— It will cost- about. $150,000 to repair the dam¬ 
ages to the canal at Corning. 
— The Chocta w nation wish to enter the Union 
as the State of Oklushumma. 
— A Cincinnati hotel keeper dresses all his 
waiters in full naval uniform. 
— Cases of agrarian brutality are reported in 
the county of Meath, Ireland. 
— A married couple in Maryland have six chil¬ 
dren, all born deaf and dumb. 
— The tobacco crop in Ohio last year was the 
largest ever raised in the State. 
— Montgomery, Ala., is growing more rapidly 
than at any time since the war. 
— From present Indications, the next Mayor 
of Washington will be a negro. 
— Dayton, Ohio, claims to have the heaviest 
mayor ill the Union—400 pounds. 
— A warm political campaign for this summer 
and fall is preparing in Maryland. 
— North Carolina has sent 87,000 partridges to 
the North during the past season. 
— A wealthy man in Brooklyn hanged himself 
because he had chronic rheumatism. 
— Germany has lost her greatest political 
economist. Prof. Rau of Heidelberg. 
— Shipping to the amount or lo,ooo tons is 
being built in the Quebec ship-yards. 
— Lord Radstoclc, an Irish peer of a serious 
turn, is on a preaching tour in France. 
— The House Committee on Elections still lias 
seventeen contested seat cases to settle. 
— Paris has the vaccination mania. ** Has it 
taken well?" is the question of the day. 
— It Ls stated that the Pasha of Egypt lias 
offered a commission to Gen, Beauregard. 
— Not satisfied with horse flesh, the Parisians 
now talk of importing kangaroos for food. 
— Grass In Lexington lias not been so high but 
once on April 19th as it was on that date in 1870. 
— The Rothschilds netted three hundred thou¬ 
sand pounds in introducing the last Russian loan. 
— Austria possesses a costly staff-169 superior 
field officers In active service ami 379 on half pay. 
— The latest advices from the Peace River 
(British Columbia) gold diggings are favorable. 
The number of destitute persons in Paris is 
161,570, or one In sixteen of the total population 
— The German Parliament is henceforth t,o 
have 406 members, instead of 203, as heretofore. 
— Two hundred and thirty thousand Mexican 
dollars have arrived at San Francisco from Ma- 
zutlan. 
— It is announced that two hundred Chinese 
cigar makers are soon to be introduced into Cin¬ 
cinnati. 
— The discharged Papal Zouaves in Montreal 
have offered their services to the Dominion 
Government. 
~ ^ *''' * !LSt Ohio Legislature passed seventy- 
tiiree general Jaws, forty-three local laws and 
fifty-six joint resolutions. 
---- 
“ Tltt* best tonic for indigestion, dyspepsia, wake¬ 
fulness and general debility, is Ferro Phosphated 
Klixir of Cntisaya Bark, (the original Callaaya Bark 
and Iron,) made by Caswell, Hazard & Co.”-Leav- 
enworth Herald. 
miscellaneous. 
P ROSTRATION Pl.AYIiD OUT.—Vio¬ 
lent purgatives, emetics, sallvnnts, blistering and 
bleeding have had their day. 
The sick can no longer be persuaded that the best 
wa y to cure them Is to destroy the little strength that, 
disease has left them. 
Dyspeptics, Instead of dosing themselves with 
opsom salts, aloes, eolyeinth. jalap, and other power¬ 
ful cathartics, tone their digestive organs and regu¬ 
late their bowels with Host otter's stomach Bitters. 
Persons of bilious habit, instead of throwing the 
whole glandular system into a state of morbid irri¬ 
tation with mercurial poison, seek relief, and And it, 
in the operation of that wholesome Vegetable alter¬ 
ative upon the disordered liver. 
Nervous sufferers, tremulous, weak and despond¬ 
ent, recruit their shattered energies with a course of 
the great Invlgonmb anil Ideas the day when the 
adulterated liquors of commerce wore superseded by 
a medicated stimulant, perfectly ettletout and entire¬ 
ly harmless. 
Travelers by land and sea rejoice In the possession 
of an agreeable corrective. Which protects them from 
the evil effects or malaria, front sea sickness, and 
from the- disturbing influences of changes of temper¬ 
ature, and change of water. 
The weak and debilitated feel their strength return, 
and their spirits revive under its bracing, appetizing, 
gently exhilarating nation. 
It is tho only stimulant which cautions physicians 
can conscientiously roeommed to ladies in delicate 
health, or to the aged and dccrepid. 
There is not u city, town or settlement, oil the 
American continent, where it is not recognized us j 
household remedy, and a safeguard against epi¬ 
demics ; and. m short. Whenever there is intelligence, 
prudence and common sense, Hostetler * Stomach 
Bitters is pronounced a Standard specific, for which, 
in the whole range of pharmacy, there is no substi¬ 
tute or equivalent. | 
p A R 15 <> U I C SOAPS. 
CARBOLIC DISINFECTING SOAP. 
Positively destroys nil inseet life on Cuttle, and 
cures Mange, Scratch®** and Sores of aF kinds. 
Boxes of a do/., tablets, $3.00. 
Boxes or 10 lbs., Sl.00. 
SHE HP WIP. 
This preparation is far superior to tobacco, not so 
disaureeabio nr unpldanatit, rnnuh less tnmfoio.ancl 
more permanent. Cute* Sent) and destroys licks, 
Lice, etc. runs of *» It)*.. $1*25; It) lbs., $2.25: 50 lb. 
kegs, $10; 200 lb- J*bl., <35. 
«D a \ T M V ,\ T. 
For cure of Font-Rot and destruction of the 
Screw Worm. I lb. runs. 50 cents; 3 lbs., $1; a 
lbs., $1.30. 
Manufactured under license solely by 
JAMES BUCHAN & CO. 
Address all orders to 
BOWMAN & BLEWKTT, Sole Agt*., 
52 Barclay Ht., New York. 
1840. PERRY DAVIS’ 1870. 
VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER,’’ 
The Great Family Medicine of the Age. 
THIRTY YKA-IbS 
Have clasped since tho Introduction of the fain 
Killer to the public, and ycL at the present time II, u 
more popular and commands a larger »nle than ever 
before. Its popularity Is not uoufllioil to this e.,on- 
try alone: all over the world Its beneficial effects In 
curing the “ III* that llcali I* heir to," are *cl<no«y|. 
edged ami appreciated, and as a pain Ki t.i.Utt Its 
fume ls limited to no country, sect nor race. 
Thirty Vi sits i» certainly a long enough time to 
prove the efllcacy of any medicine, and that the 
pun Ktl.t.ER Is deserving Of all its proprietors claim 
for it, la amply proved by the unpavulled popularity 
it has attained, it isasuitn and KFi’HCTrvi: remedy. 
Sold by all Druggists. __ 
r\ W. BOYNTON A'CO.,I V'oadhridQC, N. J. 
1 * DRAIN TILE, 
ROUND ’Fit, Hi vV>TT> COLLARS. 
The STRONGEST. LIGHTEST, BEST FORMED. 
MOST EVENLY BURNED and DURABLE TILE 
in use. Saves in breakage. saves In Host of Transpor¬ 
tation, saves In hnhnraj Levine, and gives thoroughly 
reliable I 1 '! It ST CLASS WORK. 
Implements, ittadjitieru, &t. 
implements, iUncliinern, £>e. 
HORACE T>. EMERY'S 
PATKNT IMPROVED 
DOG OR SHEEP CHURNING POWER, 
MANtTFACTrUICD 11V THE 
ALB ANY AGRICULTURAL WORKS, 
AL.BANA% TV. Y., 
ilnniilron-Sf,, Car. Union and Liberty-St*. 
There are few more valuable or labor-saving Im¬ 
plements about (he farm than a good, cheap, ctll- 
elent,durabluand portable DOGorSHKKP POWER, 
which can bo used to drive Churns, Corn-Shellers, 
Grind-Stones. Pumps, & 0 ..& 0 . 
The machine above illustrated is constructed upon 
two endless vulcant/ed rubber bands or straps, with 
tbla wood hints screwed to them crosswise, upon 
which thn animal travels. These slats Id turn are 
made to support each other In a true plane by means 
of wood buttons across their ends, overlapping the 
Joints and upon the slats cacti way. 
Tho Power Is provided with a heavy balance wheel, 
also an adjustable crank pin In a plotted arm for ad¬ 
justing the length of stroke to the churn or the size 
of the animal, U has a compensating attachment 
upon tho side or the frame, through which thn lever 
moves up and down, producing an absolutely vorti¬ 
cal movement of the churn-dasher, thereby avoid- 
Ing ail friction, sce-waw or rocking motion of the 
chum-dasher 
A dog of thirty pounds will do the work of an able- 
bodied man, and a larger dog more work in propor¬ 
tion, rimy arc fitted with pulluys for bands when 
ordered, for a small extra eharge, 
N, IL—More than two thousand of these useful ma¬ 
chines have been made and sold by these works dur¬ 
ing t in* last 15 years, and never have failed to give en 
tire satisfaction. 
Price $35. Liberal discounts to dealers. 
Descriptive and Price Circulars furnished on appli¬ 
cation. Address 
ALBANY AGRICULTURAL WORKS, 
HORACE L. EMERY. Snui. 
[Lock Drawer 198.] Albany, N. Y. 
S HODGE’S PATENi 
fcScSclf Rato 
THIS MACJIINK HAN MET WITH 
I tin- most, complete success, in ovorv section 
where It Inn Iicon Introduced, it has taken prece¬ 
dence over those machines which have heretofore 
ranked as first-doss. It Is a perfect Self-Raker and 
a superior Mower. 
Send for < irculars giving full description. 
CLIPPER MOWERS 
REAPERS. 
Y OU CAN’T IFFOttD 
To m point half n any piiUlng down your uarjwt. 
i n n ■ * . *li I - -. 
10 Minutes will do it 
j 9 By using SWDEB’S CARPET HOOKS. 
£ I Cheaper than Tacks. For sale everywhere. 
■ JOSEPH S1NTON, Gen l Agt., Ithaca, N.Y. 
Just the thing for Canvassers. Agents and Ped¬ 
dlers. Sample and Circular sent for stamp. 
r FUE POQUONNOC 
1 FISH COMPANY 
SELLS tho Spawn of Trout and t he Young Fish : 
STOCKS Ponds and Si roam* with Black Bass; 
INSTRUCTS Pupils In Fish Culture, and 
EXAMINES Sites for Fish Farms, and 
LAYS OUT PONDS. 
Address W. CLIFT, Mystic Bridge, Ct. 
W UITNEY’S 
Neat’s-Foot Harness Soap. 
P it Oils, Blacks. Polishes and Soaps the 
Harness at the same time. 
Price 50 cts. per box. Also 3 lb. Bars. 
Send for Circulars. Address 
«. F. WHITNEY & CO., 
-ruins mask. Lexington, Muss. 
/1IDER WANTED. THE UNDERSIGNED 
will pay cash for old Cider, in any quantity, at 
market prices, and furnish barrels, if required. 
Address JNO. L. KIMBERLY, Jit.. 
Cider Vinegar Works. 
31 and 30 Hanover St., BiiUalO, N. Y. 
J A W V N D B A NlLlN G O I FICE. 
PITKIN C. WRICHT, 
Do Witt Clinton Count}’; I own. 
Money loa ned for a term of years on unencumbered 
improved Farm*, at HI per cent. NET interest, buy¬ 
able annually. Interest collected when due. Have 
been In business over seven years. Partus having 
oilmen la invest, please notice 
f tnlinn Queen Bees from Imported stock. Purity 
and safe arrival guaranteed. For prices, send for 
Circular. BALDWIN BROS.. Sandusky, N. V. 
Thn great field trials at, Soda]la. Mo., and at Xenia, 
Dili ", In the summer of 1*69, where the Clipper met 
sonic' forty competitors. Including all the leading 
machine* built,and was awarded the First, Premiums 
and Gold Medal—proves that the proprietors have 
been able to sustain, la the Held, their rlnlm* oj mperi- 
uril v fur llie OUpper Machine over all others. 
Its EXTRAORDINARY LIGHTNESS of draft 
taken one-third of the labor off the team. The ad¬ 
just ability of tho llnger-bar to oil high nr low, with¬ 
out at,upping the team, is worth $35 on any ma¬ 
chine It Is the only MidTO that lias the. true cen¬ 
ter draught, in accordance with correct mechanical 
principles. In short, it. Is the lightest, the most dura¬ 
ble. the least, cum plicated, the most perfectly con- 
truet.ed, the moat symmetrical in design of any 
Implementor It* cla**. Farmers, the Clipper Is the 
Il» CHtnU Friend, and you cannot afford to ignore 
their welfare. Send for pamphlet, investigate, see 
or write to some one who has used the Clipper. See 
the machine yourself before you liny any other. 
THE CUPPER MOWER & It’EAPER CO., 
P. 0. Box6173. 154 Chambers St., Now York. 
'p II B 
PHIFER WHEEL GANG PLOW 
AJNT> CULTIVATOR, 
(for Corn, Cotton and Potatoes,! besides Its other 
numerous awards, received the UtghQst Premiums 
at Memphis, Term., and Jackson, Miss., Fairs, last 
lull. For the cultivation of crops pluntod in rows, It 
is the best “ Buggy Plow " extant. 
ISf For Circulars and terms, address the manu¬ 
facturers, A. I,. BRKAItLRY & CO., 
Office 117 Perry St,, Trenton, N. .1. 
~cr;w:€To. 
M otive power for nothing. 
Our Patent Sell - Regulating, Storm - Defying 
Windmill la superior for pumping water for Rail¬ 
roads, Country Residences, Hotels, Farms, Stock- 
Fields, Draiuage, Irrigation, eto. For Circulars, ud- 
dress CONTINENTAL WINDMILL CD., 
3 Barcliiy Ht,., New York. 
“THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST." 
STANDARD 
AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES. 
REDBYADRIANCE.PLATT&CO 
purpose, and will repay It* coat, In one day. Sent by 
Express, with privilege of trying it in the presence 
of the agent, before paying for It.. Address 
IRA HART, Clarksburg. W. Va. 
P. 8 .—A liberal discount to Agents and Dealers. 
P ATKNT MACK 1 WATUI1 KEY will wind 
any watch, and last a lifetime. Sent hy mall on 
receipt of 60 cents. Address QUIXCHK Jt KRUG- 
LEG, 15 Malden Lane. New York. P. o. Box 3193. 
AMERICAN VINEGAR GENERATOR. 
New plan Just patented. For full description. 
Ac., send stamp to 
A. D. STRONG, Ashtabula, Ohio. 
WHITE’S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOG! E 
Tv of Green-house, Hot-house, and Bedding 
Plants for 1870 Is now ready. Sent, free of charge 
to all applicants. DANIEL WETTLIN, Agent, 
Rochester, N. V. 
Q W. IDELL, 
* FRUIT AND PRODUCE 
COMMISSIO> M KlicIIAAT, 
328 CREENWICH 3TREET, 
NEW YORK. 
r WILKINS ON, 
ARCHITECT 
AND LANDSCAPE GARDENER, 
202 Townsend St.Baltimore, Md. 
Being constructed with regard to scientific accu¬ 
racy. are used in all tests of skill by the best players 
In the country, and in all first-class dubs anil hotels. 
Illustrated Catalogues of everything relating to Bil¬ 
liards sent, by Mail. 
PHELAN & COLLENBER, 
738 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 
/ rTT'- r »«^ -- money 
C/oimC* lll -^0 ,: * s 1 *■ v 
m 4 i>e 
With our Stencil and Key Check Outfit. Circulars 
Free. STAFFORD MF’Q CO., 66 Fultou St„ N. Y. 
G OODWIN’S HAND CULTIVATOR 
AND 
STRAW ^M NNER J^^, 
Combined Mac him*.$i I 0.00 
Either Sc partite. . N.00 
H OLRROOK’S swivul plows. 
These Plows leave n>> "dead furrow *’ 1 nor 
“ridges;'’ turn (he furrow.sllcee fiat on level land; 
lay the llelils down level and smooth for Hie mowing 
inaehlnc*. liny tedder, etc.; work equally well on 
sldplilll; save considerable lime; equalize the work 
ot team; by theft' peculiar convex form pulverize 
very thoroughly, ana will not dog. Kightsiz.es, from 
a Garden Plow Ter one horse to a Breaking-tip Plow 
for four or si t cattle. 
They are proving very satisfactory to all. 
Manufactured and sold by 
F. F. HOLBROOK & OO., Boston, Mnss. 
Send stamp Jar Circular. 
1 EAGLE MOWER AND REAPER, 
Implements, ittactjinevn, Sr c. 
Low n Mower. 
roPiiisr 
(See Pages 51 and 62 of uur Large Catalogue,) 
Lawn Mowers at Greatly Reduced Prices. 
The cut shows our new cheap machines for IS70. 
No. t, $23 ; No. 3, Light, $36. 
Our larger Standard Machines, for hand and for 
pony or liorso-power, rarge in price from $65 to $310. 
A handsome Circular, with full description, and 
cuts of the various sizes, prices, etc., will be sent to 
all applicants on receipt of stamp. Address 
Manufactured by H. J. Herrington & Co., 
Valley Falls, N, Y., 
Has, during eight yearn, been thoroughly tested by 
the siduofall til a leading imicbuiosimi-eiilted.) Hav¬ 
ing keel fully up with the times in Improvement, wo 
are able to offer a machine that Is unrivaled itl all 
the points that make a complete machine. Among 
these lire Durability, l.tghtnesH of BruTl and Sim¬ 
plicity to Construction, it ha* a more iicxntlo Cut¬ 
ting Bar than any other machine, ami is therefore 
better adapted to uneven surfaeus, anil wilt pass by 
or over obstruction* with greater oase »ml facility, 
ft work* well in gras-;, wet or dry, thick or thin. Wifi 
move steadily along, when niid where all other ma- 
chin eS'Will etog. Wen re aware that thl* is laying much 
—but it Is MovertbulesH true, as we can show. For 
Reaping, we attach either the Selberllng Dropper or 
Hand Rake, or both, to the same machine. The 
Dropper is tile most simple ami easy working dovice 
yet found for cutting grain and u* applied to our 
machine Is not excelled. Those about to purchase, 
please examine our claims and machines Both aro 
warranted. Circular* sent to all applicants. 
M OI.IIROOK’.N regulator seed 
DRILL. A perfect Hajid .Machine, for sowing 
with fcgnlartiu and. in proper ipianUtp, licet, Carrot, 
Onion, Turnip, Farsulp, .Sago, Spinach, Sorghum, 
Broom Cora, I’eas, Reap*, etc. It I* very simple, 
compact, durable, easy to operate, and the seed con¬ 
ductor, being KNAMKLK1) WIDTH Inside, slurws the 
seed as it drops, to prevent- any mistake or failure. It 
ridges the earth over the seed, and makes the rows 
straight,any width desired. All springs,slides,reeds 
and brushes being dispensed with. It is not liable to 
gut out of order. I’rice $ 12 . 
A HAND CULTIVATOR. 
An Improve.1 Implement to weed between the rows 
anil mellow the soil. It expand* from 8 to 11 inches, 
Is simple and efficient. Price $0. 
Manufactured and sold by 
F. F. HOLBROOK & CO., Boston, Muss. 
.Send stamp for I’lruular. 
BUY TIIE BEST! 
8utuple* can be seen at LSD imu 19 1 Water si. 
Where ouii also be Inspected Hie Inn/rst and most 
complete assortment of Implements. .Machines and 
Small Tools, Seeds and Fertilizers Deeded on u Farm 
or Plantation, or In a Garden, Nursery or Orchard. 
Visitors will always bo welcome, and every atten¬ 
tion shown them In our power, whether they pur¬ 
chase or not. r. it. A. & Co. 
T) II E L A N D S C A I»^S 
LAWN MOWER, 
A PEHmOT MACHINE. 
Every gentleman owning a Lawn should have one. 
Ask for tlie LANDSCAPE, uud you will got the best 
and cheapest. 
Price $25 each. Every machine warranted. 
For sale by all dealers in Agricultural Implements 
and Hardware, und by 
LAND Eli N, F It ARY A; CLARK, 
Manufacturer* of the Landscape Lawn Mower,Table 
Cutlery and General Hardware, 
53 Chamber* Ht., (ppp. New Court House, New York. 
Bf Send for a Circular. 
J AWN ill O W E R . 
A^PERFECT LAWN MOWER for S25. 
SW Every Machine warranted. 
THE PHILADELPHIA. 
Send for Circulars. 
V. P. DOUW. Albany, N. Y. 
w a a r i: i) 
STYLES, SIZES & PRICES TO SUIT ALL FARMERS. 
Descriptive Circular* Forwarded by Muil. 
PRICli, $5.00. 
POSTHOLE BORER.^f^ 
The only really practical tool ever invented for the 
urpose, and will repay Its cost In one day. Sent by 
Tyj OWING MACHINE 
OIL STONES. 
At, the trial of Mowing Machines, on the grounds 
of the Agricultural College,uc Amherst, June, 22-6, 
1869, these Oil Stones were used on all the Machines 
entered, and wore pronounced, by all win) used them, 
superior to anything in use for sharpening cutters iu 
the Held. 
We select two from the very many testimonial* re¬ 
ceived from parties well known to the public In con¬ 
nection with the Mowing Machine business : 
PtiOViiiK.NOK, R. 1., June 29, 1869. 
Northampton Embry WBixl Co.—Gents Hav¬ 
ing thoroughly tried the Mowing Machine ml stone, 
manufactured hyyou, 1 havenrihesitation in recom¬ 
mending them a* superior to anything I have seen 
for sharpening Knives tn thoiielri. I should hardly 
feel safe, at a trial of Mower*. If I did not have oue 
of your Oil StOnos With me. Your* truly, 
O. A. HILLMAN, with the American Mower Co. 
Owicb op Nismvnz Muw.br and Uicapkii) 
Works, Wii.i.iamsiii non, N Y , June •29,1869. ( 
Northampton Ku bs y Whbki* Go.— Gents: Hav¬ 
ing thoroughly tested the nil Stone* manufactured 
by your Company, I ehcertully recommend them as 
superior to anything 1 have overused for sharpen¬ 
ing Mowing Machine Cutters. 
Yours respectfully, F. NISH WITZ. 
Price of single stone, $1. A liberal discount to the 
trude. 
NORTHAMPTON EMERY WHEEL CO., 
Leeds, Mass. 
Ft Is nevertheless truk : 
J. That, the Best- Mowers— the Best Droppers — tho 
Best Self-Hokes to be found in tho world are the 
Original and Reliable Double-Motion "ACtna’’ Ma¬ 
chine*, made by the .ETNA MANUFACTURING 
CO. "f Salem, Ohio. Send for Pamphlet containing 
particulars. 
BULLARD'S IMPROVED HAY TEDDER 
Important Improvements. Seo pamphlet. 
It. I* the onto machine tor turning und spreading 
hay that 1* nf light, vasp dmjt for one horse. " Takes 
tlie hay up from the bottom, to**e* It liglitl y into the 
air, and leave* it In a light, fleecy condition for dry¬ 
ing, Just u* l-hi! I'm 'hut wlints it.” its use enable* the 
farmer to out, euro ami store away hay in one day, 
and adds 2 fi per cent, to value of crop- 
A large fitrinersaya:—*'/(* ast In n.single season will 
more than vny its cost, Thn cnicrprinmg farmer will 
not, cannot da without it; the longer he puts off buy¬ 
ing, the poorer he will bo.” It is the most popular 
harvesting machine ever offered. 
10~ Liberal imineeuieni* to Agent*. 
UNION MOWER AND REAPER. 
Is the height of perfection. Light, easy draft, sim¬ 
ple In construction, ricut and accura te in workman¬ 
ship. convenient to opera to, perfectly adapted to cut, 
on salt marsh, uneven hill-side or lawn. Those who 
have used it pronounce It the must durable machine 
made. 
SULKY HAY RAKES, SHARE’S COULTER 
HARROW, BETTS’ HILLING PLOW. 
Agents wanted to sell any or all of the above. Lib¬ 
eral inducement* offered to enterprising men. Illus¬ 
trated Uamplilet and Term* to Agent* mulled upon 
application. DUANE 11. NASH, 
Geti’l Agt., ‘Jf> I nn In mil Hi.. \. Y. City. 
SEETHE HAY TEDDER 
PiT THE EXP OS./ T/O VV’ 
IBS * 37 PARK. PLACE N.Y. 
FARM & CARDEN 
Implements 
ATISHWITZ’S 1M LV1IU/1NL H\R- 
1 * ROW. I nd ispe n so hie to every tlirljtu Farmer and 
Planter. I’rice, with seat, $30. n'urranted to please 
or money retundeil, 
, i Xf.ELSIOK CULTIVA’IMIU AND 1IILL- 
great, labor-suving implement. 
Will do the work of Cultivator and flow In one "p,.- 
rutlon. Price, complete, Kill. 
CAST-I KON Itl)Li.EKs For tho Lawn, Gar¬ 
den and Field. Price* from f-H to $80. 
COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTER. The 
cheapest and best, m use. Warranted to please or the 
ratm ni " funded. 
Fertilizers. 
1‘uro Ground Bone, $5? per ton. Bono Meal, $55 per 
ton. Coe’s Superphosphate, $56 per ton. Peruvian 
CuauO; ♦&» per ton. Ground Plaster, $1.50 per bbl. 
I'lsh Guano, $35 per Ion. Delivered on board enrol* 
boat free of cartai^o. All of above* we tfuunmty. 
All wanting. Agricultural Implement*, Seeds or 
f ertihzer* will do well to call Or send for our Price 
Lists uml Circulars before purchasing elsewhere. 
.1* K. DECATUR A: CO., 
197 Water SL, N. Y., opposite U. 8 . Hotel. 
1 ?OR Family U„e simple,cheap,reliable. Knit# ’ 
everything. Aokvts WANTICD, Ciroulur and t?> 
mimple stocking iniBB. Address II. INK LEY KNIT- U 
TING M A CHIN hi CO., Bath, Me, or 176 B’way, N. Y. 
, .fS 
