VONANPS 
I«H ' ' |*1<N 
Iv 1 . . p 1 ^ 
PERSONAL ITEMS 
Nero Publications, (Etc 
Stock, pouliru, &c 
Agents tUnntcb, S-c 
P. T. Bahnum has gone to California. 
Gen. Tom Thumb and party are in Australia. 
Jeff Davis lives at the Peubody House, in 
Memphis. 
Napoleon III. was sixty-two years old on the 
20th of April. 
Henry Ward Bbkchkr is to have an assistant 
in itev. 8. B. Holliday. 
Count Waldbc, aged one hundred and five, iB 
occupied in painting a picture entitled “ Absin¬ 
the." 
The Czar of ltuaaia is alarmingly ill, and has 
been hastened to t he bathB of Kins. The Czarina 
is also in delicate health. 
Mus. Willard was a candidate for Mayor at 
the recent election In Bellevue, Huron county, 
Ohio, and received sixty votes. 
“ Bret Haute,” the California poet and chief 
clerk in the Dal ted States Mint of that city, is 
preparing to publish a volume of his poems. 
" President ” John Young, the oldest brother 
of Brigham Young, and an elder and patriarch 
in the Mormon Church, died at Sait Lake City on 
the 27th ult. 
Daniel Drew proposes to give another mil¬ 
lion dollars to the Drew Theological Seminary, 
to endow a literary department and make it a 
University. 
Pailson Hhownlow has to be brought to the 
Senate by attendants, his voice is gone, and he 
votes by proxy ; sending his vote to the Secre¬ 
tary by a page. Yet he is in liis seat every day. 
Milton H, NoKTMRU**, late of the Now York 
Associated Press, and S. Gurney Lapham have 
become associated as partners with Air. D. J. 
Halstead in the conduct of tho 8yraous« Daily 
Courier. 
The earnings of Adolina Patti for the past 
season have been 1,000,(XX) francs, to say nothing 
of the presents she has received. Her jewelry 
is said to surpass that of the Empress Eugenio 
in vulue. 
A female artiste on the piano, four years old, 
is causing considerable wonder in Zurich, Swit¬ 
zerland. The name of the wonderful child Is 
Augusta Lehman. She is said to be bright and 
pretty, and repeats on the piano any tunc she 
happens to hear with slugular taste and hardly 
a mistake. 
The venerable James Platt, President of the 
Lake Ontario National Bank, formerly a State 
Senator and the first Mayor of the City of Oswe¬ 
go, Uit-d in Oswego on the 8th Inst., at the age of 
eighty-three. He was a son of Judge Zephanlas 
Platt, one of tho leading men In the state during 
the Revolution, and alter whom Plattsburg was 
named. 
According to Fltz Hugh Ludlow, Brigham 
Young is one of the richest men in the world. 
Home idea may be had of his immense wealth 
when we stale, on tho authority of that, writer, 
that a single Now York house has Invested sixty 
millions In securities on his uocount, and bis 
possessions in Groat Britain enable him to be 
the third largest depositor In the Bank of Eng¬ 
land. Can it be wondered that he exerts a sur¬ 
prising influence over the miuds of his deluded 
people ? 
F armers.-clear out voir old 
stock of pigs, aud send ami get some of the 
premium Improved 
Chester Whites, Chester Whites, 
Chester Whites, 
as good as the best and as cheap as the cheapest, of 
. WII.LIS A. OAKKKTT, 
Street Road, Chester Co., Pa. 
GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS! *75 
1o $300 per month. We want to employ a good 
agent in every County in the U. 8., on con mis. 
sion or salary, to introduce our lYorM-r.-Ufru n- 
• •i Patent It’kite ITtrtf Clothes Linen; will Insi a 
MX) years. If you want proflUDile and pleasant 
mploymenl, address ItmUan Hie tv fl'irt r, 
~i tViXliam St.. iY. F..erW Dearborn .ft., CMr,,- 
Br GEORGE E. WARING, Jr 
or Ogdon Parra, Agricultural Engineer of Central 
Park, N. Y.; author of " Drainage for Profit and r,, r 
Health," Ac. A Guide for Farmers, young and aid 
In every department of Agriculture. GOO pages and 
100 engravings. Agents wanted. E. B. TREAT & 
CO.. Publishers, 054 Broadway, New York. 
ISH MERINOS.-UK OFFER FOR 
low, a limited number, of our surplus of ttne 
h-hreds. send fnrCatalogtio- Orders sollcit- 
JOHN SUELDON A HON. Moscow. N. Y 
filtKAT SALE OF THE OAKLAND 
U HERD OK SHORT HORNS. K. r reason* 
given In my catalogue, I will offer nt. public auction 
Of) the 8fli of Jane next, without any rtstrrc whatever 
my entire herd of Short-Horns, together with all my 
Berkshire pig*. This herd being second to none in 
the Uni lea State*, and containing more prise animate 
than any other In the country, a rum opportunity 
will be afforded the public of purchasing at this sale 
the most valuable lot of Short-Horns over offered in 
the Putted States. 
TermeaJ Sato—Sums of f.Sftl and under payable in 
three months. All sums over $.HKi payable in six 
months. On cash payments a discount at the rate of 
8 per cent, per annum will be given. 
_ , . . d. McMillan. 
Xenia. O., A prim, 1?7D. 
P. 8.—Catalogues furnished after the latof May. 
H ook agents wanted 
POK THE 
Antobiuirnijiliy and Personal Recollections of 
JOHN B. CtOUCtH. 
The whole enlivened with effecting incidents fun 
of Interest and pathos. Fifty thousand sold the Inst 
five months. People will buy this notwithstanding 
the ” hard times.” It is a pleasure to sell it, for it is 
doing mud) good, Tho work ts splendidly hound 
aud illustrated. Address the Publishers, 
BILL, NIC MOL;- St, CO., Springfield. Ma*- 
No. 
104—0, ’I'hat I Were a Song. 
l'fl The 'Vbite-Bloasomed Tree 
102-Smiles and Tears. 
101—I Have a Rose. 
MX)—Go it while You’re Young,.. 
39—Guadalina Walt*. 
98—Molly Bawn ... 
97-. lun Hit a. .. 
06-l'fn Not Myself At All...T... 
AUTHOR. 
. Bishop 
. . ..Renton 
.Scotch 
.Scotch 
_Wnverlev 
lg... .Nelson 
.Fast! 
.Raymond 
...Moore 
. Scotch 
.Mac 
....Raymond 
... .Raymond 
. ..Smith 
.... Benedict 
.Finley 
.Lee 
..Glover 
. Virdl 
....Quartette 
__ .Scotch 
.Walk nr 
.. Blumphln 
.... Raymond 
. Laurent 
. —Moslem 
Breckinridge 
• Raymond 
... Wrlghton 
.Prutt 
.Irish 
. Nash 
.Freeman 
.Benedict 
.Boyly 
.Scotch 
.Willson 
.Millard 
.Du fieri n 
.Little 
_ Waverly 
....Ray mono 
. Fran 
..Steele 
.Millard 
. .. .Millard 
.Mtllurd 
..Millard 
.... .Millard 
ilk -Beautiful Hope ..Bard 
94—The Cavalier.. . Glovet 
93— Cont mental Scb ottische.Roger! 
10— Of What is the Old Man Thinking.Knight 
91-Sally. Sally . Lover 
90— Ka-fooxle-um.Stewurl 
R» Nothing Else to Do....Hatton 
IB Orescent City March. Kogan 
K7- Paddle Your Own Canoe.Hobson 
96—Scene* that are Brightest. Wallace 
85— Cftstle* In the Air. .Adams 
84—The Bell Goes a Ringing for Sairall... .. Hunt 
83—Katty Tyrrell.. ......Glover 
82 School for.Lilly Dog.Copeland 
M - Willie Went a-Wooltig.... Raymond 
mi Maggie Morgan,.. Scotch 
79- Mary of Argyle.Scotch 
78—The lairhoard Watch. Duet..Williams 
77—The Bashful Young Lady.Giover 
76—After Dark.....Stewart 
75—Bachelor .* null. . Culver 
74 The Fairy's Well.Waverly 
73-0, Would 1 Were a Bird.Blumphln 
72—4>b I Von Pretty Blue-eyed Witch.Taylor 
71- Mr Angel..Gughelmo 
70-The Fidgety Wife. Covert 
09—Day end Might IThoughtof The©...Shrivall 
68—My Mother Dear.Lover 
07— Barney OTlcu.... . .Lover 
Otl-Ohostnul street Belles. Raymond 
03 Boston Bel lea... Raymond 
64—Re Watchful and Beware..Glover 
t»l -Where There's a Will There’s a Way.Suer 
l»—The Foreign Count.Lloyd 
01—The Lancashire Lass. Raymond 
80— Meet Me In the Lana. Love....,.Blnmphin 
tO — M libel Will tz....... . .Irving 
58—The Smile of Memory.., .Wuverly 
37 -Sweetheart. Balfe 
66 Bootblack's Song. Waverly 
66—Lady Mine , .....Waverly 
64—FI ve O'clock iu the Morning...Cl&ribel 
53—Those Tassels on the Boots....Raymond 
52 —Brett}-. Pretty Bird .Waverly 
61 Why Wandering Here 7.Nathan 
5ft Cull Me Thine Own. 1.Eclair 
49- La Sabre do raon Pore, Insl'l.Offenbach 
44 - Woodalde Wall* and Polka. Rallev 
<7—Horae. Sweet Home. Inst'). Richards 
46—Perlchoie’s Letter. Inst'l.Offenbach 
45 —The Moonlit Sea. Prout 
■14-St. Nicholas Galop.Bailey 
43—Velocipede Johnny .Leandcr 
42 Gens d Armen Duot.f Violin and Piano). Raymond 
41 Gems from Orphee.(Violin and Piano). Raymond 
414— Belles nf Brondway .Raymond 
8ft—Flying Trapeze.Raymond 
38—Power of Love. Inst’l. 'Wade 
37—Susan’s Story . Clarlbel 
86— 1 Will Not Ask to Press that Cheek... V. Gabriel 
33 - The Rosy Wreath.Raymond 
34 Tho Lite Boat..Clarlbel 
33-Light of the World. Sacred Song. Hutton 
St— Beautiful Bells.Warerly 
31—lxlnu Galop .AJolus 
3ft— Olympic Scliottischn. Dobson 
29—Up In a Balloon . Raymond 
2$—There’s a Charm In Spring. ..Hullah 
27 ip*Xlt* (Viuq’ring Hero. Iimt’l.Ilundei 
28— 1 TakeBaek the Heart. Clarlbel 
25—The Passing Bell. Snored Song....Clarlbel 
24—Still I’M liOvoTheo-. ...Dobson 
23—Waltzing Down al Long Branch.Andrew* 
22 Hiding Down Brondway.Andrews 
21 She Might Not Suit Your Fancy. .Millard 
29 Arm-In-Arm. Polka Mazurka. fetruuss 
IU The Rose of Erlri. Benedict 
16- Silver Chimes,... .Cluribel 
17— The Old Cottage Clock.Mollov 
16—Ilia Love Shines Over All.. .Forbes 
13—Maggie’s Secret.... Clarlbel 
14 I .Hue .Maggie May.Blumphln 
13 The Danish Boy's Whistle. Gnitr 
12—Come Hither, My Baby.Wiener 
11— Genevieve Waltz.. wiener 
10—Skating Rink Polka. ..Wiener 
9—Champagne Charlie. .. Lee 
8— Praise of Tears. .Sehukcrt 
7 I Really Don’t Think I Shall Marry.Gubrleil© 
6 Good-bye, Hwootboart, Good-bye.Hatton 
5—Not for Joseph......Lloyd 
4-Blue Eyes. ...Mollby 
3—We'd Better Bide a Wee. ..Clarlbel 
2—Wt.n’t You Tell Me Why. Robin ?. .Clarlbel 
1-Captain Jinks. Maolagnn 
Bold by Dealers generally, or can bo ordered through any Newsdealer. Remit cash 
with order. 
BECTJ. W. HITCHCOCK, 
Music Publisher, 24 Beekman St., New York. 
TEST PERL I MI ED AgcnU Wanted, 
° SECRETS OF INTERNAL REVENUE. 
The most remarkable book ever published, thor¬ 
oughly exposing tho powerful confederrnti.iris i.r 
” Rings’’ preying on on r Government. Showing tie 
the clique*, from tho lowest to the highest, Cabinet 
nfllcer* and Congressmen as well minor Operator. 
Ventilating systematic depredations. oon»p1n«t|tv> 
olTicIftl corruption, political Influence, patronage a id 
wire-pulling. A fearletss Historical work, Invn'unb!^ 
to every citizen; oontatnlng over 500 pages. Written 
by a prominent Government Detective. Over 3 .IT 
copice already *o)d. Agent* wanted. Canva- lng 
books free. Address IV. FLINT, Publisher. Plilla. 
Pa.; Chicago, III.; Cincinnati, O.i or Boston, Mass. 
I AKE VIEW STOCK FARM.—Will 
J be found at my stable*, to make tho season of 
1870, several high-bred Stallions, Including the noted 
Stallion 8KNKCA CHIKF. by Rvsdyk * Hambleto- 
ntun. dam a Beil founder mate. Will serve mares at 
IU> to Insure ; fill down «l service. 
CAYUGA STAR—br Ilysriyk’,* Hambletonian. dam 
by Old American Star will make the season at D. 
Bonham'* Stable*. Canandaigua, Ontario Co.. N. Y„ 
at $60 to Insure; f 10 down al service. At the same 
place will he found a»on of Old American siar.at $20 
to Insure. (Season to ootnmenev Mav ivt. 
„ „ ISAIAH STEAVKRSON. Agent. 
For full Circulars, address IRA H..COLEMAN, 
Sheldrake P. o., Seneca Co., N. V. 
GE N TS WANTED 
FOR OUR NEW AND EXCITING BOOK 
P REMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS, 
Cattle, Sheep and Fowls, Bred and shipped to 
order. Send for Circular on Breeding and Care of 
Swine- THOS. WOOD, Doe Run. Chester Co., Pa. 
l UiL ; or 
MORMONS AND MORMONISM, 
Helling Ity Tliou.niid*. Wanted hy All. 
Written by a sister of one of the High Priest*, 
being her own experience* during years of life 
among them, and of intimacy witb all their prom¬ 
inent men. Page* 472 Price 12 Ciroului sund sam¬ 
ples free. Address BEUiNA P A- BLISS, Hartford 
Conn.; It. W. BUSS A Co, Toledo, O.; NETT LU¬ 
TON A CO.. Cincinnati. O. 
CUPERIOIt LIGHT Hit AIIM A EGGS for 
O hatching, carefully packed in handled boxes and 
delivered to Express at $1.50 per doze:). 
L. A. SPALDING. P. M., Lock port. N. V. 
P R E M I U ill SILVER POLAND HENS 
EGGS at $1 per doz. Fluent and hardiest fowl) 
extant. C.P. BOUTLE.46 Delavan St., Rochester, N. Y 
Q9 (lim A year and expenses to 
w aJ« agent* to sell the celebrated WILSON 
SEWING MACHINES. The best machine In the 
world. Stitch alike on both Bides. Onr Mai ijink 
without Money. For further particulars, nddrcr.r 
THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO., 
Cleveland, Ohio, Boston. Maas., or St. Louis, Mo. 
Glvccs, plants, Scebs, <0tc 
rtUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE for 1870, 
NEW AND RARE PLANTS, 
Is now ready, and will bo mailed to all applicants in¬ 
closing atamp. Wo beg leave to inform our friends 
und the public that we have IMPORTED the lust, 
kcason, while In Europe, a line stock of 
A G IS NTS ! AGENTS ! AGICNTS ! 
1 \ Ninv I have I AnruelIvc 
Valuable. I Just what Agent* want! What cvcrv 
family want* ! Something for Holidays ! K)0 nun.: 
Agents wanted at once 1 Quicksales! Large profits’ 
A young lady makes #23.40 in ont*-half day! Gllipr-t 
can do It. I offer the largest premiums ever offered. 
Seud for iny private circular. 
W. J. HOLLAND, 
Sprlnglleld, Mass,, or Chicago, III. 
ORNAMENTAL F0LIA6ED 
and BEDDING-OUT PLANTS. Roses Tea and 
Hardy Perpetual* $3.60 per doz. In addition, it con¬ 
tains a tine plan of a park, drawn by us. Copies con¬ 
taining the same will he mailed to all who apply, in¬ 
closing 10 cents. Costumers gratis. 
Address OLM BROTHER*, 
(Successors to B. K. Buss.) 
tspringflelrl, Mass. 
I rHnploytnetii In an honorable and profitable bust- 
ness. Liberal Inducements. Circulars and sam¬ 
ples sent. Address J.C, R.VND&CO., Biddeford. Mo. 
2Cnu Publications 
fflOMATO PLANTS. 10.000 (Transplanted) 
L Smooth Round Red Tomato Plants,.We. per doz.: 
$3 per 100; $25 per $1,000. Trophy Tomato Plants, 75c. 
each; $5 per dozen. Sent hy mail on receipt of price. 
P. T. QUINN, Newark, N. J. 
NEWS AND NOVELTIES 
4 G It I C It L T It It A L SEEDS, 
* *- of quality which cannot be surpassed, mulled 
free to any address at the following rates: 
V X it. V a. 
White Sugar Beet....... 25 70 
Long Red Mangel Wurzcl. 25 70 
Veliow Glohe Mangel. 30 85 
Long Orange Carrot. 40 $1 25 
Long Yellow Carrot. 40 1 25 
Long White Carrot. 35 1 00 
White Dutch Turnip. 30 85 
lied Top Turnip. 30 85 
Yellow Stone Turnip. 30 85 
Long White, or Cow-Horn Turnip. 25 70 
Improved Uuta Baga,.. 30 85 
Also a large stock of all the leading varieties of 
Vegetable und Flower Seeds. Price Catalogues 
gratis. ALFRED BRIDGEMAN k SON, 
No. 876 Broadway. N. Y. 
Milo, a Russian surgeon, has invented an 
electric lanteru lor the interior of the human 
body. 
A single tree in Kentucky has been the gal¬ 
lows of four victims of Lynch law during tho 
last twelve mouths. 
An elephant in New Haven has corns on its 
fool so painful that it cannot walk. Acorn doc¬ 
tor is to treat it under chloroform. 
Tub San Francisco markets receive about 0,000 
pounds of strawberries daily, and they sell al 
from ten to llftoon cents a pound. 
California furnishes New Y»rk with green 
peas, new potatoes, asparagus und cauliflowers, 
in great abundance aud at moderate prices. 
On Christmas lust a young man at Coldwatcr, 
Midi., lost bis voice, and has been unable to 
spci^k since, except In his sleep, when he talks as 
llueillly us ever. 
The Fenians are again stirring. Thirty-throe 
thousand men ure said to be enlisted in the mys¬ 
terious ’’J. it. A.,” which is to wrestCauada from 
British control thissummer. 
Pa ris consumes 308.000,OOOf. worth of wine an¬ 
nually, and yet only 112,000,OOOf. is the value that 
enters the city from outside. Hence, 96,000,OOOf. 
worth must be manufactured there. 
The Photographic News attributes the dear¬ 
ness of eggs to the tact that four millions are an¬ 
nually employed by photographers in Europe, 
and ono million iu the United States, 
A process by which copper and all grades of 
steel and iron are welded together at ono heat 
bus recently been discovered. The weld remains 
perfectly solid after being subjected to the most 
thorough tests. 
Lansing bit no h rejoices in the possession of a 
genuine milk-maid—a chubby, rosy-cheeked 
damsel— who loads a cow from the house by a 
rope, and milks out each customer’s allowance 
l’resh from the udder. 
A buffalo hunting excursion party is about 
Jeaviug Cincinnati, Ohio, taking five palace 
cars, a dining car, a circus tent and a band of 
music. Their proposed camping ground is on 
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, half way between 
Hays City and Sheridan. This is a buffalo hunt, 
“with all the modern Improvements.'’ 
Tna Institute of British Architects, In co¬ 
operation with the Architectural Association 
and Museum, is about to establish a school of 
archlteotural art, in which figure and ornamen¬ 
tal drawing will be taught to all students of 
architecture and the cognate aria who may de¬ 
sire to attend. The course is to include seven 
subjects, among which are modeling, color-dec¬ 
oration, perspective and sciagraphy. 
Tiie deposits in the savings banks of this 
State amounted, on the 1st of January last, to 
$194,380,299. against $169.608.718ou the 1st of Jan- 
uary. I860, being an increase in twelve months 
of $24,551,581. Of this increase, $13,352,738 has 
been invested in bonds and mortgages. The 
number of instituiionshas increased from 110 to 
113, the number of depositors from 588,536 to 
651,475, and the average amount belonging to 
each depositor f rom $388.61 to $290.80. These sta¬ 
tist iots are gratifying as showiug a steady in¬ 
crease in the wealth of the community, not¬ 
withstanding the heavy taxes and dullness of 
t rade of which so many complain. 
prize: butter essay 
will be sent FREE, on receipt of a tbree-cent post¬ 
age stamp. 
It is plain, practical and valuable. 
Every intelligent farmer in the country should 
have it. Address 
PORTER BLANCHARD’S SONS, 
Concord, N. II. 
CKND FOR IIY KPEOIAli CIRCULAR, 
n and see what a eftoico selection of Ilrddina 
PInin« and Roncs you can buy fora little money. 
The Circular, and a tine colnred plate ul the .Marshal 
Noil ito*o. sent free to all applicant*. 
Address II. E. BOARDMAN. 
Monroe Avenue Nnrsorii*.*, Rochester, N. Y. 
X*. chase Deriding Plunl-i Ko-tn. Ac., sei 
for my Spring Catalogue, descriptive ol New hi 
C hoice Plants, which will be seat free tu any add rot 
together with a beautiful colored plate of the Mu 
shul Noll Rose. Address H. E. BoaRDMaN, 
Monroe Avo. Nurscnn*, Rochester, N. Y, 
OF NEW SHEET MUSIC. 35 < ts. 
U- l 1 1 I T-v * * niirtn I »• « .'•ivt on ' ' -« 
dPHowe's Musical Monthly No. 10 contains. 
Lnbon Waltzes. FuilsfJ 1 niw Esau kissing Kate. 
Borlln Kinder L ' Kvlrr lielnj f ur. Fur upon the Sou. 
Merchant'* “ Oung’l.i Rock the Cradle. John. 
10 other pieces. * u other popular songs. 
12 Song*, usual price, 35 cts, eaob.f4.20. 3 >nU of 
Waltzes. 76 ola. each, $2.25. K) otlit-r pieces, A', rts 
each, $3.60. Extra fine paper, matched to bind with 
other IIrst-clnss sheet music. Terms, $5 per annum 
In advance. Clubs of 7, $18. Slnglo Nos. sent, post¬ 
paid, for 35 cts, Back numbers supplied. ELIAS 
HOWE, 103 Court St., Boston, aud all Music and 
News Dealers. 
Li D. HINDS, 
CROW KR am U R IN 
BRESEE'S SEEDLING POTATOES 
BRANDON, VT. 
I will deliver at the ears— 
Early Rose, al.$3 (X) per bbl 
Prolific, or No. 2. 4 00 
No. ti. at 50 ct*. per lb., or.40 00 “ 
1 will warrant them true to name. 
SELECT MUSIC FOR THE MILLION 
ANY TEN PIECES EflAILED ON RECEIPT OT $1. 
To properly compeniaie Autlwn —and thereby to stimulate native talent—is a cardinal 
feature of our undertaking. while to place upon the Piano rich gems, requiring more 
space than the Half-Dime Series affords, induces the publication of the Dime Series. 
Parents can rest assured that, in the future as in the past, our publications will be 
scrupulously free from anything that has an immoral or hurtful tendency, so that those 
who subscribe for the numbers as issued will find nothing to offend even the most 
fastidious taste. 
The following are now ready: 
Author. 
..... — Verdi 
.OliipisHun 
Mendelssohn 
j... Donizetti 
.Agosty 
.Abl, 
. ..Prlneo 
.. ..Blnmphin 
..Gounod 
.Obenliur 
.Tulexy 
.Wctmore 
....Offenbach 
.Clifton 
.Offenbach 
..Verdi 
.Ardltl 
.Wood 
....De Meyer 
.Wetmorn 
.Krug 
_Wet more 
.Talexy 
. Rubensteln 
..Briggs 
. Hutton 
.... Wetin ore 
..Gabussi 
..Jones 
.Glover 
.Gruff 
.... Wet more 
.Jones 
.H. F 
WH AT EVERY 
11 Ruhal subscriber 
wants is 
Gil ii4 k4 4 A S P A It A G V S It O DTK. 
iilMIUU WELL GROWN. TWO-YEAR OLD. 
$1 iter 100; $7.50 per 1.000. Slruwbi rry Plums - 
Wilson’s Albany, 50 eta. j Triumph dc Guild, 75 cts, 
per 100: clump by the thonsund. Address 
Mus. D. w. WHITE, Alden, N. Y. 
N ORWAY OATS.— I am no>v prepared lo 
fill orders lor the celebrated Ramsdell Norway 
Oats at $5.50 for 1 bu.; 2 bu. or more. $5.25 per bu. I 
put the Oats up in netv, 2 bu. sucks, and guarantee 
every bushel 1 sell to be the pure Ramsdell Norway 
Outs. Address ADAM HANK IN, 
Box 164, .Monmouth, 111. 
No. 
X—Anvil Chorus..... 
2— My 8ou) to God, tny Heart to Thee_ 
3— Wedding March. . 
4— It i* Better to Laugh than be Sighing. 
6—Orphee Aux Knfers Galop. 
6— Sleep Well, Sweet Angel.. 
7— The Delhi Galop. 
8— Nelly Carey. 
9— Faust March .... 
10— 1 The Nun’s Prayer. 
11— Daughter of Eve... 
12— 'The Frost Flower. 
13— Indian March.. .. 
14— Polling Hard Against the Stream.. 
15— Grand DochesB Waltz. 
16— In Tears I Plnofor Tiico.. . 
17— Kl*s Waltz |il HaciOl, . 
18— Lillian's Bong. 
19— Long Branch Polka. 
2ft—The Culbrit Fay. ... 
21— Curnivul of Venice. .... . 
22— The Heart should Never Grow Old. 
23— PloasHHt Dreams.. 
24— Thou Art Like the Flower. 
25— Glenwood Polka. . 
26— The Beacon that Lights me Home 
27— Garden City March. 
25— The Flower Queen. 
29- Eugenie Waltz. 
30— 1 would I were a 8tar... 
81—The Syren Walt* —.. 
X2—starlight Serenade. 
33— La Carcanet Fantasia. 
34— Kit Flannagan's Fairy. 
NO. 
35— The Pioneer’s March 
36— Among the Heather., 
■47_'Cl,.. w„1l.. 
Author. 
...Wetmore 
...Wetmore 
...Raymond 
... Bloukley 
...Wetmore 
....Blockley 
.Asoher 
.Ruasell 
.Aseher 
., W et more 
..Offenbach 
.Fuse 
..Barnekov 
. Aide 
.Wely 
.Millard 
..Sanderson 
.Pratt 
....Thomas 
...Wetmore 
.....Currier 
.. ..Muniler 
....Barekov 
..Sanderson 
_.Beverly 
.Holden 
.Tucker 
.... Maeder 
... Wetmore 
.Millard 
Engeliuann 
...Wetmore 
.Davies 
.Fase 
37— The Waverly Waltz. 
38— The Reaper and the Flowers.... 
39— Silver Dream Waltz. 
40— The Bridge... 
41— VaIllunce Polka. 
42— Try Again... 
43— Alpine Bells .. . 
44— The Sou Flower. 
46—Gonev leve March.. 
46— The Old MnUHouetaire. 
47— Jenny May Polka. 
48— Do not Forget Me. 
49 Monastery Bell*. 
6ft—The Starry Flag... 
51—Mallbran Polka... . 
62—Brown Eyes aud Blue Eyes ..... 
53-Dear Hearth and Horae. 
54 Malden’* Prayer.... . 
55— You Get I You Bet!. 
56— Mv Dearest One, fur Thee. 
57— Cortnna Waltz... 
68 Keep Rowing... 
69 The Drum Qnickstep. 
60— The Lord’s Prayer. 
61— Christmas Palms. 
62— The Blue Bell. 
63— Peace on Kurth. 
61—Jolly Santa Clan* la Here. 
65— A Young Widow’s Lament. 
66— Thu Compass Flower. 
67— Was There any Harm in That?. 
68— Yes! Loving Hearts. 
Sold by Dealers generally, or can be ordered through any Newsdealer. Also mailed 
on receipt of price. Address 
BX2NJ. W. HITCHCOCK, 
Agents Wanted. Publisher, 24 Beekman St., Hew York. 
T he celebrated vacuum oil, 
for [Rowing Mur hi lira, 1* now offered to 
Farmer* a* tho “ Br»t iu (lie Markcl,” The 
price for Five Gallons is $5.—but in order to intro¬ 
duce it more extensively, we wid allow $1 to pay 
freight, making the Not Price #4, (Including tin 
cun and box.) The Oil may be sent by Express or 
li. K., und we guarantee its safe delivery. Orders 
accompanied with the cash will receive prompt at¬ 
tention. Address 
VACUUM OIL CO., Rochester, N. Y. 
OU C AN*T AFFORD 
To efioud hull ■ day patting down your carpet. 
A MANUAL OF 
With full directions for 
Preparing tlie Ground, 
Sowing’* Cultivating and 
Harvesting' tlie Crop. 
As also the 
Preparation for Market aud Manufacture. 
Also, an Essay on 
HEMP AND FLAX 
in the West, Modes of Culture. Preparation for Msr 
ket, &c. With Botanical Descriptions and 1l 
►lustrations. Price US cents. Address 
D. D. T. MOORE, 
41 Park Row, New York. 
Q IV. I 1) h I. L , 
’fruit and produce 
COMMISSION MURCIIANT 
328 CREENWICH STREET, 
NEW YORK. 
4 HI ERIC AN VINEGAR GENERATOR. 
JX New plan just patented. For full description, 
Ac., Bend stamp to 
A. D. STRONG, Ashtabula, Ohio. 
