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NEWS CONDENSER, 
I T'H.UIT TRUES, SMALL PRCITS 
ORNAMENTAL THEKS. Are., 
For AUTUMN OF 1870 
— Severe early frosts are predicted; hence, 
— Prepare early for a severe winter. 
— Kansas has three lady post-mistresses. 
— There are on the globe 1,388,000,000 souls. 
— Apples are ripening too early to keep well. 
— Alaska military posts are to be abandoned. 
— Save all coarse fodder when hay is a short, 
crop. 
— California olives arc more plenty than ever 
before. 
— Bierstadt, the artist, is summering at Long 
Branch. 
— A dog match is to come off at the Minnesota 
State Fair. 
— A new slate quarry has been opened at 
Monson, Mo. 
— Hock county, Wls., is overrun with titled 
individuals. 
— Sweet potatoes are successfully raised at 
Bangor, Me. 
— Do Soto county, Miuu., is to have a $30,000 
court house. 
— Li 1862 Minnesota imported wheat for home 
consumption. 
— All the conductors on the Erie Railroad are 
married men. 
— Southern California desires to become a 
separate State. 
— The census shows t he population of Lewis¬ 
ton to be 13,614. 
— Tim Slate <>t Now York has 880 lodges of 
(Jood Templars. 
— It takes 5,000 tons to make a first-class hay¬ 
stack in Illinois. 
— Tho Genesee Valley Canal Is said to be in 
good condition. 
— German ladies propose to make war on 
French fashions. 
— Tho library of the British museum contaius 
1,600,(XK) volumes. 
— Twenty thousand women are working on 
Wisconsin farms. 
A tu'gross took tho prize for dentistry at tho 
Texas citato Fair. 
There are 3,642 languages spoken, and 1,0011 
different religions. 
— Delaware will dedicate her first normal 
school this month. 
— The North Indiana Penitentiary has twenty- 
one life prisoners. 
— A hotel In Alabama is getting tomatoes 
from Cincinnati, O. 
— There was quite a frost in tho eastern part, 
of Maine last week. 
South Carolina has produced peaches weigh¬ 
ing one pound each. 
— Nova Scotia, fishermen are meeting with un¬ 
usually good success. 
— The Connecticut is so low that teams ford 
the river at Hartford. 
There are nine female undertakers in the 
State of Pennsylvania. 
— About 36,000 Iowa cows have gone into the 
cheese factory business. 
— A wood-sawing tournament is proposed at 
tho Cbillicothft, Mo., Fair. 
— The Iowa school fund, 
amounted to $2,032,626.01. 
California is preparing to ship apples, pears 
and other fruits to China. 
— Pennsylvania has produced28,000,000barrels 
of petroleum in ten years. 
— The Toronto Globe announces that it has a 
circulation of 25,000 dally. 
— Dent corn has ripened in Olmstoad county, 
Minn., In seventy-six days. 
— Cargoes of tea from China continue to como 
East by the Pacific Railroad. 
A Kingston lady has inado herself nearly 
blind by tho uho of cosmetics. 
— In Michigan the production of plaster in 
1860 amounted to 90,000 tons. 
- Sweet potato raising In Minnesota has boon 
almost Invariably successful. 
— Twigs of tomato vines are said to drive 
away ants from closet shelves. 
- The great book trade sales begin September 
15fh, and continue two weeks. 
— The water power at Bellows Falls is believed 
to ho the host in New England. 
— Harrisburg, Pa., has two policemen whoso 
aggregate weight is 500 pounds. 
A Michigan nuraoryman has raised a blood 
beet live feet three inches long. 
Sowings mixture of two parts lime ami one 
part salt is said to kill out sorrel. 
— Eastern Episcopalians have raised $20,000 to 
build a ohurch in Balt Lake City. 
- White Pine, Nevada, mines turned out 
about $ 1,000,000 In bullion in i860. 
The Central Railroad Co. have over $8,000,0:'0 
worth of property at West Albany. 
— In Arizona the thermometer has ranged 
from 112 to 116 degree* in the shade. 
— Sheboygan Co., Wls., has twenty-ono ohoese 
factories, using milk from 011 cows. 
The Cayuga county Fair authorities offer 
upwards of $1,250 In cash premiums. 
— Duluth has a chamber of commerce, and is 
organizing a common school system. 
— A citizen of Memphis, Tenn., gave the city 
land which he did not own for a park. 
— Treasurer Spinner sayB there are no coun¬ 
terfeits of the new fifty cent currency. 
— Tho new depot in Syracuse is expected to 
be In use before the 15th of September. 
— At the Barrington, Ill., cheese factory $#000 
worth of cheese spoiled by hot weather. 
— It is estimated that 140,000,000 codfish are 
caught, on Newfoundland shores annually. 
— There arc about 1,000 acres of broom corn 
in the immediate vicinity of Mount Morris. 
— Memphis has 12,000 dogs, and not enterprise 
enough to start a wholesale sausage factory. 
> Denver, Colorado, receives an averago of 
e 2,500 pounds of fruit from California every day. 
\ - It Is claimed a grape vine in Alton, 111., has 
a perfectly-formed apple grown on It this season. 
ji —The Elmira Advertiser conclude* that tho 
tallest corn of the season is just thirteen feet 
fry high. 
t —Tho census will show a decrease of six to 
r ton thousand In the population of New Hamu¬ 
li shlro. 
si«;i<;ns \iv i> pl \ iv ts, 
FOE PRESENT PLANTING. 
I'nr oi5. for lb. 
Cabbage, Karly Jersey Wnko|lcl<1 (truck,.ft 00 $12 00 
Do. Karly Dutch and Wlmitiiffstmit. 40 4 00 
Cauliflower, Warty Pitrlaiind Nonpareil... 1 90 00 
Hi,. Karly Erfurtunit Inker. 8 00 85 00 
LoUmus, Early Curled IStiupsiU (true). 40 4 00 
Do. Hardy Croon and 'ivum* Ball... 40 ton 
Do. flutter and Brown Dutch.. W 100 
Siberian Kale or Sprouts... . JO fa 
Spinach, Round and Prickly.. 10 75 
(Free by mall.) 
P»r 100. l’er 1.000 
Asparagus Knot*. Conover's Colossal...fit 00 $25 00 
Do. ilo. (ilunt <2 years old)... 1 •*> 7 50 
Rhubarb Roots, i.lmnrus.16 00 
(Best season for Southern planting.) 
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Genesee Valley Nurseries, 
BSTAHUSUED 1846. Rochester, N. Y. 
To properly compensate Authors —and thereby to 
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dldlous taste. The following are now ready : 
No. Author. 
1. Anvil Chorus.. .......Verdi 
2. ilv Soul to find, My heart to thee.t lupisson 
3. Wedding Marol..Mendelssohn 
I It, is better to laugh i hun bo sighing Donizetti 
5. Orphee mix Enter* Galop.. ...Ogoety 
6. Sleep well.sweut angel. .Abt 
7. The Delhi Galop.Pihipo 
s. Nelly Carey.....BluOiphin 
S). Faust March.. ....Gounod 
1(1. The Nun's Prayer.Oborttiur 
11. Daughter of Kve. Telexy 
12. The Frost Flower. ." etniOM 
13. Indian March.Offenbach 
14. Pulling Imrd again-I the stream.t I if ton 
15. Grand Dutchess Waltz.Offenbach 
lii. In tears I plno lor thee..—Verdi 
17. Kiss Waltz (II Hoe In) .....Ardttl 
IS. I,Ilian’s Song.. ..Wood 
111. I.ong Branch Polka....Du Moyer 
20. The Oolirlt Fay. ..Wetinoro 
21 Carnival of Venice......Krug 
22. The heart should never grow old.Wotiuoro 
23. Pleasant Dream- .Tulexy 
34 . Vhuu art like tho Mower.Rubinstein 
2ft. Glcnwooil IVIku . .....Briggs 
36. The Beacon that lights me home.Hatton 
77 , Garden City Mu roll.. .Wetmore 
28, The Flower yni-en. Gabussi 
29. Eugenie Waltz. ..loues 
nil. 1 would 1 were a slut ..Glover 
31. The Syren Waltz,.... • ..Graff 
742. Starlight Serenade .Wetmore 
33, La Cureunet Fantasia.*-.Jones 
31. Kit Klannagan » Fairy.• •••-H. I'. 
86, Tho Pioneer’s March.Wet more 
36. Among toe Heather. do. 
37. The Wnverly Waltz.... Raymond 
3*. The Reaper«lid the Flowers.BlOCKley 
39. Silver Dream Waltz. .Wetmore 
PI. Tho Bridge. .QlOOkloy 
II. Vn Ilia nee Polka.Anchor 
13. Try Again... ..Uusswl 
43. Alpine Rolls.Anchor 
41. The Sea Flower. Wetmore 
45. Genevieve March. Gffanbaeh 
♦6. The Old Mousq'ietalre. Faso 
47. Jenny May Polka . Barnekov 
18. Do not forget me . .Aide 
ill. Monastery Hells.Wely 
50. The StnrfT Flag.Millard 
ft). Mali lira n Polka.Sanderson 
!/i. Brown Byes ami Blue Byes..-•••Pratt 
63. Deur Heal th and Home.Thomas 
61. Malden s Prayer. Wetmore 
Yon Hot! . Currier 
ftfi. My Deni'c-t One for Thee. Maeder 
57. Coriuna Walt*. Barnekov 
58. Keep Rowing.fiandersoti 
50. The Drum Oulckslep. —Beverly 
60. The Lord's Prayer.Holden 
61. Christ mas Palius... Tucker 
63. The Blue Hull. Maeder 
63. Pence on Barth.Wet more 
04 Jolly Santa Clans is here.Millard 
05. A Young Widow'.- I .ament. Engolimiim 
66. Tlie Compass Flower.Wei more 
67. Was there any harm in that?.Davies 
KH. Yes, 1,ovmg hearts.Fuse 
Oil The Wolf III the Door. Millard 
70. So lamely without. Tliee... Pratt 
71. Do you roully think he did?.....Hudson 
72. The Dark now leaves Ills nest. Hatton 
73. The Stilhii * Die for me,.Gugllelmo 
74. Nina Gee.. Daniel 
76. Kl.st.orl Waltz. ..Arditt 
76. Remembrance. Catnpiitm 
77. Pnnseedu Moment. ,.Rarnok«v 
78. Queen or my heart. Wetmore 
79. Bright be the place of thy soul.Taylor 
hu. Hsian Galop..Barnekov 
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ft 1CIV.1. W. HITCHCOCK, 
Music Publisher. 24 Boekmau St., N. Y. 
350 pounds, sowing a breadth of 8 feet. I rlco, $<»•; 
with Grass Seeii Attachment, $70. 
WcymourN tlrondctrel Heed Hotvpr weighs 325 
pounds, and sows u width of 8V, feet. I rice $i<>. 
The Haymow* Combineil Drills 
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No.’.’. “’ •* with Grass Sender....... . oil »> 
hi,, u “ •• •• Fertiliser Attachment... 115 00 
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The Blnnclitti'd Cliuvn.—Five sizes, from $6 to 
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I’li i'cmIi f hit UmliiiicH. Three sizes, from $65 
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affixed: 
Cn libn ge - Burly Jersey Wukothdd (true,) pernz.$l 00 
Burly Winningstftdt. 80 
Karly French Oxlicurt . * •»> 
Burly Flat Dutch (true). 50 
Cauliflower—Early Erfurt, m;r|/ flue . “ 4 OU 
Paris Nonpareil... ....... 160 
Large White French. " 76 
Lettuce Karly Curled Simpson’s. “ 
Burly Tenttishall. ' J [ 
Spiiineli -Rowpd-Loaved.. .. 
Prickly. “ 1° 
We have also all the best varieties of Winter 
Wheat and Kve. Also Gran* Heed* of all kinds. 
Prices will he given on application. Address 
R. II. A 1,1.KN & CO., 
IHOitud I HI Water Hi., New York. 
P. O. liox 370. 
Fall Catalogue of Bulbs now ready, mullsd free. 
J^RUIT AND OKNAMliNTAL TICICF.S 
TOR AUTUMN or 1870. 
We Invite the attention of Planters and Dealers to 
our large and complete stock of 
STANDARD AND DWARF FRUIT TREES, 
GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUIT, 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS AND PLANTS, 
NEW AND RARE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogue# sent, 
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Our Autumn Catalogue (1870) of Selector! Dutch 
Flower Roots. Japan Lilies, etc., to which wo add a 
list of choice Small Fruits, If wanted. Is now ready. 
Applicant#inclosing 10emits gei,an early copy ; rogu 
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Collection of llulhs No. I, $30; No. 2, $10; No. 3, $5; 
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New Bulb Catalogue. Address 
CURTIS A COBB, 
348 Washington St., Boston, Milas. 
CT ANIIA1MMNII DWARF PEA ItH, IMiiimn, 
H Cherries and Crabs, one and two yours. Apples 
two and three year* "Id, very ffne. Oil sale by S. P. 
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Stocks, Hedge Plants, Ac.. Ac. 
Our Price List is now ready and will bo mulled to 
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nt last reports, 
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OUR MOW AUTUMN CATALOGUE OF 
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ing. .1. M. THORBURN & CO., 
16 John Street, New York. 
embracing a brief History and Botanical Description 
of WHEAT with full practical directions for se¬ 
lecting seed, producing new varieties, and cultivating 
on different kind* of null*. 
Finely illustrated with numerous engravings of a 
practical character. 
)ty B. EDWARDS TODD. 
This Is a handsomely bound duodecimo volume of 
432 page*, and should be In the band* of every Wheat 
Grower In the land. Sent by mail, postage paid, at 
the reduced price of $2. Address 
I). D. T. 3100 It E, 41 Park Row, N. Y. 
Yfuiilrwmiil Institute till* Young Litdles, 
1*1 Pittsfield, Mass.—Long established and prosper¬ 
ous; solicits attention to Its unrivaled advantage* 
and moderate charges, Ry.v.c.v. hpf;ak, Principal. 
^ 000 000 F,n ,r 
0,UUU,VUU TALL 1870. 
NIAGARA NURSERIES, Lockport, N. Y. 
BST.S hi.l*ll all 188(1.) 
Apple. Pear and Cherry tree*,Standard and Dwarf, 
1, 2 and 3 years old ; Peach. Plum, A prlent and Orange 
Quince trees ; Grape Vines, Roses, Evergreen* and 
Oniaiueiiiail Tree* of ovary description Send for 
Price List, Just out- We sell by the dozen, hundred 
and thousand. Wo make a specialty of Standard 
unit Dwarf Pear Trees, 1, 2 and 3 years old. 
E. MOODY & SONS. 
H ardy white winter wheat. 
Pine seed for mileul Early Bout On and White 
Wabash Address H. n. i OMH)RT, Fredorlcktowii, 
Knox Co., Ohio. 
1 AW AND B A N K I N iJ O F F 1 C E. 
1 J PITKIN C. WRICHT, 
De Witt Clinton County, Iowa. 
Money loaned fora term iff years on unencumbered 
Improved Farms, at 10 per cent. NET Interest, pay¬ 
able annually. Interest collected when due. Have 
been in business ovor seven year*. Parties having 
money to invest, please notice. 
1 SLOWER BULBH. Tulips, Hyacinths,Nnrcls- 
’ .us. Crocus, Iris, Lilies, Gladiolus &c., Ac., for 
tlie fall trad,, general assortment, at. Wholesale and 
Retail. Also Roses, Green-house Plants. Colored 
I* nut and Flower Pluto*. Send three-eont slump for 
Bulb Catalogue, or ten cents for Bulb and Nursery 
Catulogue*. F. K. PHOENIX*. 
Bloomington Nursery. MoLean Co., Ill 
