NEWS CONDENSER. 
— Oraaba will erect 1,000 new buildings In 1870. 
— The Fredonia Ceusor has entered its fiftieth 
year. 
— Harrisburg, Pa., has a colored candidate for 
Mayor. 
— The oat crop in Cayuga county is said to be 
poor this year. 
— Corn in Jefferson county is a month earlier 
than last. your. 
— Tho Mississippi river is to be bridged at 
Keokuk, Iowa. 
— Michigan farmers are agitating the beet 
sugar question. 
— Chicago publishes ninety-five newspapers 
and periodicals. 
— Fall River claims to have 37,171 more spin¬ 
dles than Lowell. 
— The Kansas Pacific Railroad has been com¬ 
pleted to Denver, 
— The pin factories of Connecticut can make 
7 ,000,'Xto pins a day. 
— Kent ucky expects to raise 55,000 hogsheads 
of tobacco this year. 
— A new test Is to be made for salt In paying 
quantities, at .Hodus. 
— Capital has been subscribed to build Bmelt- 
ing works at Omaha. 
— Crops in Arkansas are looking promising, 
both corn and cotton. 
— They talk of building cheese factories in 
Washington Territory. 
— About thirty German vessels are detained 
in this port by the war. 
Saturday of each week is to be cheese mar¬ 
ket day lit Cooper-down. 
— Apple trees around Ilrockport are breaking 
under the loads of fruit. 
— There were forty fatal strokes of lightning 
in Wisconsin during July. 
— Tho black tongue is among the cattle of 
Dearborn county, Indiana. 
— The extra session of the Legislature of 
Michigan cost about flO.OOO. 
— Tho Texas cattle lover prevails in the neigh¬ 
borhood of Salem, Virginia. 
— A Minnesota farmer had corn ripe and fit 
for harvest the Htli of July. 
— Valid arguments are used, showing the jus¬ 
tice of selling eggs b,\ weight. 
— The Iron Interest* of South St. Louis, Mo„ 
represent a capital of $000,000. 
— In Central Now York the second crop of hay 
promises hotter than the first. 
— Singer has applied for an extension of hts 
sewing machine patent of 1850. 
— Many of the farmers of Orleans? county, Vt., 
are nia mg grass seed this year. 
- Curly peaches are coming to market in 
Rochester, in great abundance. 
— Tim great weight of tho plum crop at Syra¬ 
cuse Is breaking down the trees. 
— A boy was the other day fined two dollars 
for stealing plums in Wutorford. 
— There are twenty known dwarfs in the j 
world smaller than Tom Thumb. 
— LI vtngdon county farmers are’harvesting j 
an excellent crop of broom corn. 
— Drouth has out short the hickory and but¬ 
ternut crops in Tompkins county. 
— The now issue of stamped envelopes and I 
wrappers will he ready in October. 
— There is a growing opposition in Mexico to 
the Tehuantepec ship caual project. 
— Grapes arc beginning to ripeu in various 
parls of tho Mia to. Crops abundant. 
— Thu broom corn crop of the Seiota Valley, 
O., will be large and of good quality. 
— Early Rose potatoes sell in Washington 
county at sixty-live cents per bushel. 
— Two bundled bales of silk pasted through 
Omaha direct from China to London. 
— Many young cattle have died in Templeton, 
Mass., from disease or excos-lvo heat. 
— Ton oar loads of wheat left San Francisco 
oil tho IStb ult., by rail for New York. 
— More cider will be made in New Hampshire 
•this year than has been for some time. 
— Galvanized water pipes have resulted in 
some severe poisoning cases a t Boston. 
— A crab-apple tree in Vermont is now in 
bloom tor tho fourth time this summer. 
— A brilliant display of aurora borealia oc¬ 
curred in New York city on the 1thh ult. 
Of a flock of 1,350 fine wool sheep In Rates 
county, Mo., all but twenty died of scab. 
Tho granite for the Maumlo Temple in New 
York has been contracted for at $350,000. 
- Fire Is dest roying a huckleberry swamp and 
doing other damage, in Jefferson county. 
— The oiiiiin crop about Springfield, Mass., 
has been nearly dust t oyed by the maggot. 
— Farmers in Monroe county are plowing in 
buckwheat which hot weather has blasted. 
- A farmer in Livingston county lias harvest¬ 
ed seven acres of ripe corn planted in May. 
— Washington Market, New York City, has 
now a daily fruit trade estimated at. $50,000. 
—Prizes and medals amounting to $8,595 are 
offered by tho N. Y. State Ag. Soo. this year. 
— Cuyahoga fish are dying off in great num¬ 
bers*, and no one can tell what the trouble lg. 
— The Bessemer Steel Works of Albany turn 
out oil an average seventy tons of steel a day. 
— Tho Western Union Telegraph Company 
have completed their telegraph tine to San Diego. 
— Tim Rutland, Vt„ Herald can't find the ma¬ 
chine that can cut out 1,200,000 slute pencils a 
day. 
— A New Jersey blackberry patch, of seveuty- 
five acres, yields a money return of $16,000 this 
year. 
— The Probate Judge of Lake county, Ohio, 
issued but one marriage license in the month of 
July. 
— Frost is reported on the hills of Orange 
county, near Turner’s, on the morning of the 
23d ult. 
— The recent storm In Herkimer county swept 
the bridges from Cold Creek; also, a barn and 
contents. 
— A farmer in West Eaton, Madison Co., has 
v been fined $700 for watering milk sold to a 
- cheese factory. 
— Tho stones in the new post-office, in Nev 
York city, upon which windows are to rest, 
weigh twenty-two tons each. 
Miscellaneous. 
H 1 chcock-s 
Boys’ and Girls’ 
MUSICAL ALBUMS. 
Beautiful Little Gems for Practice-Playing, 
Arranged for Little Fingers. 
Price, 10 cents each. Six Pieces in each Album. 
Four numbers now ready. 
Contents op No.L 
Little Magpie May. 
The Flying Trapeze. 
Up in a Balloon. 
Captain Jinks. 
Not for Joseph. 
Champagne Charlie. 
Contents op no. 2. 
Good-bye, John. 
Five o’clock in the Morning. 
Beautiful Bells. 
Tassels oil tho Boots. 
Paddle Your Own Canoe. 
The Wot! in Ihe Door. 
CONTKNTS OP No. 3. 
Birth of the Saviour. 
Angela ever Bright and fair. 
Jesus, Lover of tny soul. 
Rest tor the Weary, Rest. 
Mary nt tho Saviour's Tomb. 
Lord, dismiss us with thy Blessing. 
Contents or No. 4. 
MntieJ Waltz. 
Crescent City March. 
Woodslde Waltz and Polka. 
Sunset Galop. 
Genevieve Waltz. 
Continental Schottlsehe. 
The above nan ho ordered through any news-dealer, 
or the whole set mailed on receipt of 40cents. Write 
for a Catalogue nt iliiit-Rinio Sheet Music, which 
we mail free. Address 
BENJAMIN YV. HITCHCOCK, 
Mil sir Publisher, 24 Beekman Street, N V 
UOTHEIIS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! 
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your 
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the ex¬ 
cruciating pain of cutting tooth t if so, go at once 
and get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW S SOOTHING 
SYRUP. It will relievo tho poor little sufferer im¬ 
mediately—depend upon it; there is no mistake 
about it. There is not a mother on earth who lias 
ever used it who will not tell you at once that It. will 
regulate the bowels, amt give rest to the mother and 
relief and health tothoenild, operating like magic. It 
is perfectly safe to use In all eases, and pleasant, to the 
taste, and ts the prescription of one of the oldest 
and best female physicians and nurses in tho United 
States. Sold everywhere. 
SPECIAL CAUTION. 
MK 8 . WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has be¬ 
come so popular that various parties have put out 
articles, calling them Mrs. Winslow's. Please taka 
notice that the Mrs. Winslow of the Soothing Syrup 
is not connected with any other article. 
rp II E 
AMERICAN 
Wheat (iillmisl. 
©tecs, plants, Sccbs, ©te. 
1 * D rOR FALL SOWING. 
Sent by mail, post-age paid, on receipt of the prices 
affixed: 
Cabbage—Early Jersey Wakefield (true,) peroz.f 1 00 
Early VVInningstndt. . 30 
Karly French Oxhcurt.. “ 30 
Karlv Flat Dutch (true). “ 50 
Cauliflower—Early Erfurt, ivrp .fine. “ 4 00 
Purls Nonpnroll. 1 50 
Large White French. “ 75 
Lettuce—Early Curled Simpson’s. *' 40 
Early TcnnisbaU. . 40 
Spinach—Rouiid-tauivcd.... “ 10 
Prickly... “ 10 
We have also all tho host varieties of Winter 
Wheat and Rye. Also Brass Seeds of all kinds. 
Prices will be given on application. Address 
R. II. ALLEN A UO., 
IS!) ilnd 191 Witter St., Notv York, 
p, o. Box 376* _ 
ir t c H b » L n s. 
Our Autumn Catalogue (1870) of Selected Du toll 
Flower Roots, Japan Ltllus, etc., to which wc add 
list of choice Small Fruits, if wanted, Is now rea iy 
Applicants Inclosing lOcenta get an early copy ; regd 
lar customers supplied without charge. 
Collection of lluths No. I, $20; No. 2. $10; No. 3. $5 • 
No. t, $3. Malted free. For full particulars, see our 
New Bulb Catalogue. Address 
CURTIS & COBB, 
349 Washington St.., Boston, Mass 
CTANDA K l> A ND inv A If I PE v It*. Plums, 
in Cherries and Crabs, one and two years. Apples 
two and three rears old. very tine, on sale by K. P. 
WILLIAMS & CO., Diuisvllle, Livingston Co., N. Y. 
rpREESt TREES! TREESI-MTANBARD 
L and Dwarl Pour Trees; Plum Trees; extra lot 
of Cherry Tree*, two years old; Early Richmond, 
Gov. Wood, Dukes, &e.,&c., for sate by 
RICH A ! I ISON & I > A YTO.N, Geneva, N. V 
I A K U I » T k i; K S . 
1 GHAFE VINES. 
W M A.RE FRUIT PLANTS 
Send your orders direct to the MACEDON NUR¬ 
SERIES, and Ini)i nt one-half the vrice. charged by 
dealers. Priced Catalogues free. Descriptive Cata¬ 
logue. ili pages, giving list nt V \ KTLTt KS and Pkickh, 
with Hints on Planting, Culture, Ac., Il) cents. Ad¬ 
dress (.’. I,. VAN DUSEN, Mueedon, N. Y. 
P EARS. But'lletl, Sheldon, I'lcmisli 
Beauty,2yrs.,5 to 6 ft., branched and single, by tho 
dozen, hundred or thousand; shipped to any point, 
carefully packed. Price List sent to ordnr. 
S. II. SI 1,1,. Geneva, Ontario Co., N. V. 
1 4IA 414)4) APPLE TREES* 2 and 3 venrs 
I vUiUl'll old; 50,4100 Evergreens, t to 8 
feet high. Prlco List sent gratis, Correspondonoe 
solicited. J. S. BOYNTON. 
Striker. Williams Co., Ohio. 
N° 
Heal ©state, ©tc. 
1ST II IIISMKTEI I.AMXS 
Ncui Books, ©tc. 
F O 
S A. 3J E 
HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH 
R. R. COMPANY. 
About I.'10,000 Acre* of tho Finest Form¬ 
ing and Grazing Lniul in the United Stales, 
for sain at low prices and on very easy terms; thus 
enabling an industrious man with small capital to 
pay for his land with money earned from It. 
Missouri is not too far West to beat a great dis¬ 
tance from markets; its Railroad facilities uru great 
and constantly increasing: the climate Is splendid, 
and good crops are almost a certainty; while the 
numerous thriving towns and cities springing up on 
every hand attest hOXOIld dotll't. that thn hllght, nf 
shivery has been effectually dissipated, and that 
Eastern men and Eastern capital arc doing their 
perfect work. 
OUR LANDS DEFY COMPETITION. 
Send for full descriptive Circulars and Sectional 
Maps, enclosing30 eta., and stating what paper you 
saw this in, to EDWARD WILDER., 
Lund Commissioner, llnnnihn I, Mo. 
I VOR SALE “WHITE LAKE" FARM, 
1 containing 28(1 acres of good grass and grain 
land, well watered by two never-falling streams, 
having two dwelling houses, huilt on the edge ol 
White Lake: three barns and five large hay houses, 
(In good repair,) and other necessary out. buildings. 
Land Is rolling, and well suited to making butter or 
raising stock • Is near grist mill, post.office, Ac., and 
(4 0 on KOOKS 
FOR RURALISTS. 
Allen’s (L. F.) American Cattle. 2 50 
Do. New American Farm Bonk.$2 50 
Do. Diseases of Domestic Animals. I 00 
Do. Rural Arcltilcclur* . 1 50 
American Bird Fancier.. 30 
American Pomology (2WI Illustrations). 3 00 
American Practical Cookery. 1 75 
American Itosc t’ull urlst . . 30 
American Hhnrp-Niu inter (Telescopic Rifle). 50 
American Weeds and Useful Plants. 1 75 
Architecture (Cummings \ Miller) 382 Designs 
and Tit Illustrations. ..10 00 
Architecture, National |li,„. U. Woodward).12 00 
Arehttreture. Principles and Practice of (Lorlng 
A Jenny).. ..12 00 
Architecture, Review, anil Am. Builder’s Jour¬ 
nal. (S. Sloan,) ih Nim„ each. . 50 
Beautiful I .caved Plants (London Edition) 60 
Colored Illustrations.. . .. 9 IX) 
Boo Keepers’ Text Bock, (Paper). . . 10 
Do. (Muslin).. 75 
lleochrr'fl Domestic Science.. . . . 2 50 
Bemont’H Poulteier’HCompanion (L 20 ilia,).,”!'. 2 oo 
Do. Rabbit Fancier.... . ;X) 
Blcknell's Village Builder (55 Plates, showing 
New ami Practical Designs).PI no 
Black Raspberry Cult tiro, ... 20 
Rommcr'ft Method of .Making Manures. 25 
Bousslngaalt’s Rural Economy . I Ml 
Brock's Book of Flowers (new). I 75 
Bridgemiio'nGardener's Assistant. 2 50 
Buisf’s Family Kitchen Gardener. 1 00 
Do. Flower Garden. I 50 
Harr's Vegetables ot America. 5 no 
Chemistry of the Farm (Nichols). 1 25 
Chorlton's Grape Grower's Guide. 75 
Cobbett.'s American Gardener. 73 
Cole’s American Fruit Book. 75 
Cole’s American Veterinarian. 75 
Copeland's Country Ufc(926pp.,250 Engravings) 5 nO 
Cotton Culture. 1 5(1 
Is elghr miles from Midland Railroad. Price, $9,000. Cotton Planter's Manual (Turner). 1.50 
For particulars, address JAMES FRAZER. Crack Shut ( Barber). 3 60 
White l.ukc, Sullivan Co., N. Y. Cultivation of Native Grapes and Manufacture 
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE 
CULTURE OT WHEAT, 
embracing a brief ID story and Rotnnical Description 
of WHEAT with full practical directions for se¬ 
lecting seed, producing new varieties, and cultivating 
on different kinds of soils. 
Finely Illustrated with numerous engravings of a 
practical character. 
By S. EDWARDS TODD, 
This is u handsomely hound duodecimo volume of 
132 pages, and should be In the hands of every Wheat 
Grower in the land. Sent by mall, postage paid, at 
the reduced prlco of $2. Address 
l). D.T. HOOK E, 41 Park Row, N. Y. 
£LECTROS OK ICNGItAVIIYGS. 
Publishers, and all others wanting Illustrations for 
Newspapers. Catalogues,Show-Bills, Ac., Ac., are ad¬ 
vised that wo can furnish electrotypes of most of tho 
WOOD ENGRAVINGS 
usod in tho Rural New-Yorker during the past 
few years. Of 
Over 11 . Thousand of these Illustrations 
(♦.hose made since the enlargement of the Rural in 
January, i860,) we have the 
ORIGINAL WOOD CUTS, 
uninjured, having printed the paper from electrotype 
plates, and hence can furnish perfect, east*. 
As will be seen by reference In hack numbers and 
volumes of the Rural, wo have many choice cuts, 
suitable for Illustrating various subjects. In fact, 
any and ult persons wishing for 
GOOD ENGRAVINGS AT FAIR PRICES, 
can be accommodated on application, personally or 
by letter, to l». I). T. MOORE, 
_I 1 Park Row, N. Y._ 
1840. PERRV DAVIS' 1870. 
Vegetable fi< Pain Killer,” 
After thirty years' feint, Is still receiving tho 
most unqualified testimonials to its virtues, from 
persons ol' ilus highest ahurueter and responsibility. 
Physicians of the tir»t respectability recommend if 
as a most effectual preparation tor thn extinction of 
(min. It is not only the best remedy over known for 
Bruises, Cuts, Burns, (to., hut for Dysentery ny 
Cholera, or any sort of bowel complaint, it is a 
remedy unsurpassed for efficiency and rapidity of 
action. In Hie great oltles of India, and otlic.r lint 
climates, it has become the Standard Medicine tor 
all such complaints, ns well ns for Dyspepsia, Liver 
Complaints, and other kindred dl-orders. For Coughs 
and Colds, Canker, Asthma and Rhminmilc difflcul- 
t.ie*. It has been proved by the most abundant and 
convincing testimony to be an Invaluable medicine. 
Sold by all Druggists. 
/MRAFK VINES AND SMALL FRUITS. 
YJC Wc offer our friends and tho public a (urge and 
well-grown stock of GRADE VINKS, contustlng of 
Martha, Salem, Eumelttn, Walter, Arnold’s Hybrids, 
Delaware, Concord, Ac.: also, Clarke Raspberry and 
Kittatlnny Blackberry, cheap. Sample sent oil re¬ 
ceipt of price to I’FlPFNKR & MARQUARDT. Del¬ 
aware, O. Price List, forwarded on application, 
w w i \ vi? iiousu” 
CHERRY TREES. 
I have a limited number of this new Cherry for 
sale, to be delivered In Ootohor Trees "ue t w and 
three years old. V >1 par llendir.' udJirs.-. 
HUNKY T. HARRIS. 
Stanford. Lincoln Co., Kr. 
ry*4Aoe hedge plants - 30 , 000 , 000 . 
Apple t rees, t and ' years, tl n O-300.IXX). Apple 
nnd Ch-rrv «eedllng»-7t».fl00. DerldMonn and Erer- 
gr> ni\It hi Ion rates 
to riantc y.Doshjry and Ntmirvtncn, fall of IFNI. 
Dries l a , 11 shed on npptten'lot.. 
. I1AIINI78, IHtO’S A 00., 
• Young America, Warren Co., tit. 
I - ' ' .. \ !, lishltV Wf) A ores, tilth 
1 1 . u. id irraeu-houses. Krntt, and Ornamental 
Trees, Nursery Stock, Runt f. rafts. Grapes, Ever- 
greens, Shrubs, Rest a. Hedge ned Green house 
Plants, Flower Bulbs for Full. Colored Fruit and 
Flower Plates All ut Wholesale nr I Retail. Scud 
ten cents for Catalogues. F. K PHOENIX. 
Bloomington. McJ.fl.an Co., HI. 
DULB 8 If O It THE T It A I) E . 
Our Wholesale Circular of DUTCH BULBS, for tho 
Autumn of 1870, for the Trade only , Is road v for mail¬ 
ing. .1. M. THORKURN & CO.. 
id.lohn Street, New York. 
(YNLY 110 A MONTH KEQ1 IK EDITH 
\ f own as tine a Farm as there is Ob the American 
Continent. Address SOI TI11SKN LAND COMPANY, 
432 Broome streot, N. Y. 
fliHE It I < HUNT F.liniDi; LANDS 
1 IN THE WORLD. 
1,300,000 ACRES FOR SALE 
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS. 
N 1COSIIO VALLEY, KANSAS. 
Union Pacific Railroad Company, 
SOUTHERN BRANCH. 
Tho lands now offered by tills Company are situated 
mainly within twenty nit lo.a of each aide of the road, 
extending one hundred mid seventy miles along the 
NEOSHO VALLEY, thn richest, finest and most, In¬ 
viting valley for seHloiucm i" the West, 
One-third of thn labor required nt the East ill the 
culture of farms will tmmrc hero double the amount 
of crops. 
BUILDING MAT EM At, AND FENCING of every 
variety and In great abundance. 
STOCK RAISING.—The rich native grasses of Ihe 
prairies ami bottoms, with tho largo area of unoccu¬ 
pied limits In connection with the dry, mild and open 
Winters, present unequiilctl advantages for the rais¬ 
ing of cattle, sheep and horses. 
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH of Kansas are 
unequaled. These, Indeed,are utnbng jts chief ex¬ 
cellencies. and are recommendations for settlement. 
PRICES OF LAND. From <2 to 63 per acre ; credit 
ot ten ( 10 ) y ears’ time, 
TERMS OF SALK —One-tenth down at time of 
purchase. No payment the second year. One-tenth 
every year lifter until completion of payments. With 
annua) Interest. 
THE HEAD LAND OFFICE 
is at. JUNCTION CITY. To lilt purchasers of lands 
FREE TICK ICTS from this point are given over the 
Roud. For further information, address 
ISAAC T. HODDNOW, 
Land Commissioner, Junction City, Kansas. 
O NE OF THE ItFST STOCK FARMS IN 
Iowa, containing 1,280 acres land in one body, 
with now. commodious 'raiue house, large fruit gar¬ 
den and grgpcry, neb bottoms mid heavy body ot 
limber, etc. Price, 610 per aere. For particulars. In- 
ulreol W R KINNAIKD,McGregor,Iowa, 
ISO THOSE A RLE TO Ut 5 . The nl.se . 
I holds out one ot tile greatest liulneemenls to 
,1 irc.huse over 1,0041 AURICS of VERY SUPERIOR 
LAND ever yet offered. This Estate embodies 
everything desirable. Including a two-slurv brick 
Grist and Wheat, and a No. I Circular Saw Mill. Five 
hundred bbls. uorn, &c.. expected this year from hut 
a small Held. Address the subscriber for details. 
A. W. GARDINER, 
Narrow Hills, Chnptfco, St. Mary’s Co., aid. 
QOI Til JERSICV K A It 31 $.-20,000 acri*8 
O Fruit and Farm Lund (or sale cheap and on easy 
terms, In lots to suit purchasers, on railroad 21 miles 
south ol Philadelphia. Soil productive, climate mild 
and proverbially healthy, pure soft, water, no e.blllr. 
and fever. Map and full description sent free. 
Address MORRIS & CO., 
Frankllnvllle, Gloucester Co., New Jersey. 
or American Wine . 1 g 
Dadd's American 1 utile Doctor... I So 
Do. Modern Horse Doctor... I 50 
Dana's Muck M a mini .. . 125 
Darwin's Animals and Plants,.. 17 (XI 
Dead Bind ; or. Sportmnn's Complete Guide. '! 00 
Downing's Cottage Residences. IX) 
Do. Fruits and Fruit Trees of Amcricu (lilX) pp.) 7 , r >0 
Do.Old Edirt.m.. 3 ixi 
Do. Landscape Gardening.. II 50 
Do. Rural Essays. ... 5 (XI 
Drainage t..r Profit and Health.. I 50 
Du Brand's Vineyard culture (Warder). “ 00 
Duties and .-Pleasures .. t Home.... 2 50 
Dyer nod Color Maker's Companion. 1 25 
Easi wood’s Cranberry Culture. . 75 
Everybody Ills own Lawyer. t 25 
Farm Drainage (II. F. French). I 50 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J.,I. Thomas) I 50 
Farm Talk (Brackett). 1 no 
Farming for Boys—.. . 1 60 
Field’s Fear Cull lire .. 126 
Fishing In American Waters (Scott). 3 50 
Flagg's European Vineyards.. . I 50 
Flint on OriiHXns. . 2 50 
Do. Mlleh Cows and Dairy Farming. 2 50 
Frank Forrester * Field sports (2 vuls.). 7 50 
Do, Fish and Fishing (Ibn origravlngtt). 5 30 
Do. Manual for Young Sportsmen. 3 00 
Fuller's Illustrated Sira w berry CulliirLst. 20 
Do. Forest Tree t'ullunst . 150 
Do. Small 1' l ulls (Hlnsfirutcd). 1 50 
Gardening for Front. .. 150 
Gardening for the south.. 2 oo 
Giwdi'i’s Poultry Brooding—Commercial view. 1 25 
Grape CuRtinsi(A. S. Fuller)... i 50 
Gray's How Plants Grow .. 1 23 
Do. Manual of Botany and Lessons. 4 IXI 
Do. Sehpulmid {fluid Book of Botany .... . 2 511 
Gregory on^luaslma. . ao 
Guenon on Milch (dws. 75 
Gun, Hod and Saddle. 2 ixi 
llarazthy'« Grape Culture and Wine Making_ 5 (X) 
Harris on Insects... I IX) 
Do. on the Pig. I 50 
Hatfield's American House Carpenter. 3 50 
Hints to Horse Keapera illerhort's). 1 75 
High Farming without Manure. 35 
Hidlv's Art of Haw Filing. 75 
l)o. < aruemer’s Hand Book (new). 75 
Hooper's Dog and Gnu ... ;;il 
tloopeV Hook of Evergreens. 3 tit) 
Hop Culture. Ill 
Uow Crops Fond. 2 no 
How Crops Grow........ 2 00 
Uiintct' anil Trappor. ... 1 00 
Uustmine's Grapos and Wine. 1 50 
Indian Corn : Its Value. Culture and Uses. 1 50 
Jennings oil' (attic. . 1 75 
Do. Horse ami Ills Diseases... 1 75 
Do. Horse Training Made Easy. 1 25 
Do. Sheep, Swine and Poitllry.. . 1 75 
Johnaton’s Agricultural Chemistry..... l 75 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry. I 50 
3 , 000 , 000 FB ™ ,n 
1 1 FALL 1870. 
NIAGARA NURSERIES, Lockport, N. Y. 
(Established 1839.) 
Apple, Pear and Cherry trees. Standard and Dwarf. 
1. 2 and 3 yearsold ; Peach, Plum. Aprlcotund Orange 
Quince trees; Grape Vines, Roses, Evergreens and 
Ornamental Trees of every description. Send for 
Price List, Just out. We sell hythe dozou, hundred 
and thousand. Wo make, a specialty of Standard 
and Dwarf Pear Trees, 1, 2 and 3 years old. 
_ rTENF.VA, N. Y. FOR SALE, 11 AURICS 
VX ot Land, in edge of village; good buildings, two 
fine apple orchards, large number of pear trees and 
grnne vlm?s, best varieties ; ulso small nursery. Stock 
easily disposed of. Locution dcidrabln. Address, for 
price, &o.. R. SIMPSON, Geneva, N. V. 
X. X. WHIT.VEIt, 
It. n. MARKS. 
and Dwarf Pear Trees. 
JODY & SONS. 
H ardy white winter wheat.- 
I’ure seed for sale Of Early Bouton and white 
Wabash. Address S. D. COMFORT, Frederlektnwn, 
Knox Co., Ohio. 
I SLOWER RUE IIS. -Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcis- 
1 sits. Crocus, Irla, Lilies, Gladiolus, &c,, Ac., for 
the fall trade- general assort moot, at. Wholesale and 
Retail. Alsu Roses, Green - house Plants, Colored 
Fruit and Flower Plates. Send three-(tent stamp for 
Bulb Catalogue, uf ten cents 1'orBnlhand Nursery 
Catalogues. F. K. PHOENIX. 
Bloomington Nursery. McLean Co., ill. 
k>44 4UI41 A M I* A It A 45 II M K 4> (ITS. 
iH.UUU WELL GROWN, TWO-YEA It OLD. 
$d per 100; $7.50 per 1.000. St cu wtierry Plants 
Wilson's, Albany, 50 et.s.; Triumph do Gaud, 76 ets. 
pec 101); cheap by tho thousand Address 
_ Mrs, it. W. WHITE. Alden, N. V. 
Stock, poultry, &t. 
PURE-BRBD CHESTER WHITE PIfifs, 
L filtrep, Poultry* Pigeons, Kulihitn, Arc., 
hred and shipped by.I.W.A M. IRWIN, Fennlngion- 
ville. Chester Co.. Pa. Send for Illustrated Circular. 
IffifiT BEAUTIFUL FOWLS IN THE 
It! WORLD '—Sumatra Pheasant Game, unequaled 
for valor and oeleblated as egg producers. Andress 
VV. U. TUCKER A CO., Importers;und Breeders, 
Plymouth, Ohio, 
WUmiEH A ill A H K S , 
' ’ Civil I'jiffluecrs and Ural Estate Agents, 
WellniiviHe, Fill., 
Will sell 20,000 acres of choice private lands: some 
improved ; all very valuable and convenient, tr> nc.vi- 
gatiou. They will also plant out Orange Groves, cuter 
State lands, locate Homesteads, select eligible sites 
for Residences, oxeoulu Deeds of Conveyance, Mort¬ 
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fruit trues at manufacturer*' prices, ex peases added, 
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15 G 1C A FF’S 
Military and Collegiate Institute,! S;,?! 
Court St., Cor. of Stone, Rochester, N. Y. 
This Institution opens September 12th, 1870, at the 
new building. Circulars can be obtained by address¬ 
ing the Principal. 
UTAMFOUD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 
pi lor Young I aid Ice. -Term opens Sept- M. Every 
facility for pUy^lruL Intellectual mid moral culture. , —— - , , „ , 
ROBT. C. FLACK, A- M.. Principal. Stamford,Ct. Silver’s now Poultry Book ( 
Kemp's Landscape Gardening... 2 (JO 
Kenilo's Watch Repuiror's Hand-Book. 1 23 
Langstrnth on the Hive and Honey Bee. 2 00 
I.cimhar's howto Build lint-Houses. 1 50 
Liebig’s Agrlcultutal Chemistry .. . l oo 
Do. Modern Agriculture . 100 
Manual of Agriculture (Emerson and Flint). 1 25 
Manual On Flax and Hemp Culture. 25 
Manual of Totnicco Culture. 30 
Market Assistant, (l)n Voa)..... 3 SO 
Mayliew's Practical Book-KeeplDg (Hinglc and 
Double Knlrv.. 90 
Do. Account Books (to go witll the above). I 20 
Do. Key (to go with above).. IX) 
Mnylicw's Illustrated Horse Doctor ... 3 00 
Do. Illustrated Horse Management. 3 1X1 
McMnlioD's American Gardener.. 2 25 
Mechanic's Companion (Nicholson). 3 00 
Mile* on Horse's Foot (cloth). 75 
Modern Cookery (by Miss Acton and Mrs. S. J. 
MohumCntUl Designs iMP Plates and Designs)... 10 00 
Mi s. Hale's Now Cook Book. 2 00 
My Farm Of Kdgewond... 1 75 
My Vineyard at Lakovlew... 1 25 
NorrlC Fish Culture . . . 1 75 
Norton's Elements Soleutlflc Agriculture. 75 
Onion Culture. 20 
tlur Farm of Four Acres. 30 
Pardee on Strawberry i nlturo.. 75 
Parknmn's Book of Roses.... 3 00 
Parsons on the Hose. . .. 150 
Pour t'nlture for Profit (P. T. Quinn). 1 (X) 
Peat and It* I mi*. I 26 
Redder’* Land Measure. no 
Phantom Flower*. .. I 50 
Practical and Sclpnllflo Fruit Culture (Baker)... t (X) 
Practical Floriculture (P. Henderson). . I 50 
Practical Poultry Keeper ( L. Wright)..... 2 (Hi 
Practical .Shepherd (Randall). 2 IXI 
Practical Stair Builder (,«)original plates).10 00 
QuijBby’tt Mvuterlea of Bcc Keeping. I 50 
Quincy on Soiling Cattle. 125 
Rand's Bulbs. 5 oil 
Do. Garden Flower*.. :> 00 
liundull's Fine Wool Husbandry. 1 IXI 
Do. sheep Husbandry In the South. I 50 
Itiohlti'diuin on the Dog. 710 
Rivers’ Miniature Fruit Garden. I (X) 
Rural Stud lea. 1 75 
Simmicr* on Poultry (Illustrated). 40 
Scbc.nclt s Gardeners’ Toxt-Book. 75 
Scribner a Produce Table*. . 50 
Do. Ready Reckoner wild Log Book.. 710 
Silver’s now Poultry Book (70 Illustrations). 50 
I I It V I 11_.il 1 I ■ Ml I I I J It*. I" I V - 4 * II .. 
Practical Shepherd (Randall). 
Practical Stair Builder (.44) original plate*). 
Qulnhy’* Mysteries of Bcc Keeping. 
A..i. ...» .... CL.tll,..* t’oiiL, 
Do. Garden Flower*.. 
Randall's Fine Wool Husbandry. 
Do. Sheep Husbandry In the South. 
Richardson on the Dog. 
Rivers’ Miniature Fruit Garden. 
Rural Studies... 
Haiioilers on Poultry (Illustrated). 
Hehnnolt's Gardener*' Text-Book.. 
Scribner s Produce Tabic*. 
Do. Ready Reckoner ami Log Book. . 
Silver’* now Poultry Book (70 Illustrations). 
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d WILKINSON, 
’’•RURAL ARCHITECT 
AND LANDSCAPE GARDENER, 
N. W. COR. OF CHAKLUS AND BALTIMORE STS., 
BALTIMORE, MD. 
HERD OF SHORT - HORN'S, 
it enables us to offer a number of well-bred 
MALES AND FEMALES 
from the Geneva and New York Mills Herds. Mr. 
Smsi. ikin' will give hi*attention to --ales from those 
remaining at Geneva. 
WALCOTT ,v CAMPBELL. 
Nuw York Mills, Oneida Co., N. Y. 
P REMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS, 
Cuttle,-Sheep and Fowls. Bred and shipped to 
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Swine. THOS. WOOD, Doe Run, Cheater CO., I’a. 
It « K T - II 4» It N « A T T L E. 
A few choice animals to spare. And 
MERINO SIIEFxP. 
Bred for constitution and heavy fleeces of cleansed 
wool. C. HORACE HUBBARD, 
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F or sale.-a very five jersey 
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Price *100. WM. S. LINCOLN, Worcester. Mass. 
The RnitAi. New-Yokkeh has won a position 
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P LAINFIELD COLLEGE for Young La- 
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MUKAVTAS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG 
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Rev. FRANCIS WOl.l.E._ 
Afnitlrwooil Institute for Young I.mlic*. 
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and moderate charge*. Rev. C.V.SPEAR. Principal. 
L AX A N l> 11 i; n V X I L I I It E . 
A MANUAL OF 
FLAX CULTURE, 
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Preparing' (lie (droiiiul, 
Solving, (!iillivalliif*' anti 
■larvesting tlie Crop. 
As also the 
Preparation for Market and Mannfaetnre. 
Also, an Essay on 
HXMMEP AND FLAX 
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lustrations. Price 25 cents. Address 
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41 Park Row, New York. 
Bix Hundred Recipes... 1 75 
Skillful Housewife... 75 
Squashon (Gregory)— ... 30 
Stewart's (John) Stable Book. 1 50 
strong’s Ciiltlviitt'in of the Grape. 3 00 
Ten Acres Enough.... 1 50 
The American House Carpenter (Hatfield’s). 3 50 
The Barn-Yard (A Manual). t IX) 
The Book of Evergreen* ....... 3 00 
Thu Boston Machinist (f ttzgorald).** . 75 
The Dog (by Dink*, Muybow and Hutchinson) 3 00 
The Farmer'* Journal ana Account Bonk).*l, *2. 3 50 
The Oardun (A Manual). . I 00 
Tho Grape Vine. 1 I Q 
Thu Iforito In the Stable and the Field (Stone- 
horige)..... . .. 2 50 
Tho Porcheron Horse .... 1 (JO 
Thomas' Am. Fruit Culturist (480 Illustrations). 3 Oil 
Thompson’s Food of Animals. 1 00 
Tobacco Culture. 25 
Todd’s Country Hutnes, and How to Save Money 
to Buy a Home. 150 
Do. Young Farmers* Manual... 2 50 
Trapper's Guide... 2 00 
Trout Culture (Seth Green)... 1 00 
Ventilation In American Dwellings. 1 50 
Warder's Hedges and Evergreens. 1 50 
Wanng’s Earth Closet*. 20 
Do. Element* of A gr I culture. 1 (X) 
Watson's American Home Garden. 2 00 
Wax Flower*, and How to Make Them. 2 00 
Wcoda aa<1 Usntul Plants.. I 75 
Western Frillt Growers* Guide.. I 50 
Wheeler’s Homes for the People... ;; ixi 
Do. Rural Homes... 2 IX) 
Woodruffs Trotting llor*o or America... 2 25 
Woodward’s Graperies and Ilort’l Buildings.... 1 50 
Do. Country Homes. 150 
Do. Cottages atld Farm Houses. 1 50 
Do. National Architect. .12 00 
Do. liuml Architecture.... 1 60 
Do. Suburban and Country Houses. 1 50 
Wool Grower and Stock Register, Vols. 1. 2, 5, 8, 
each.... 33 
Youmun's Hand-Book of Household Science.... 2 00 
Do. New Chemistry . . 2 00 
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