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Do. Diseases of Domestic Animals..... I oo 
Do. Rural Architecture... 1 50 
American Bird Fender... 30 
Amerman Pomology (290 Illustrations).3 00 
American Practical Cookery. I 75 
American Itoae Clllturlsl.1 ’!! ;;o 
American Sharp-Shooter (Telescopic Rifle). 50 
American Weeds ami Useful Plums. 1 7.1 
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Architecture, National (Geo. K. YVohdwurd)' I2 (X) 
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Bicknell's Village Builder (,V> Plates, showing 
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Black Raspberry Pullure, . „ 20 
Bommer’# Method of Making .Munurcs. 25 
Bousslngault's Rural Economy . 1 Ml 
Brack'# Rook of Flowers (new j . j 75 
BriUgcnntn's Gardener's Assistant. ••,-,() 
Bulst.'s Family Kitchen Gardener.| 00 
Do. Flower Garden— . 1 50 
Harr's Vegetables of America. 5 nn 
Chemistry of the Farm (Nichols).. ] •>& 
Chorlton’s Grape Grower’s Guide. 75 
CUlOt Maker's Manual. . 1 50 
Cohbolt’s American Gardener..... 75 
Cole’s American Fruit Hook. 75 
Cole's American Veterinarian. ' 75 
Cotton Culture.. 1 ;,o 
Cotton Planter's Manual (Turner).I 50 
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Cultivation of Native Qnipea and Manufacture 
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Dadd's Ame.rleun rattle Doctor.. I 50 
Do. Modern Horse Doctor. ... 150 
Dana's Muck .Manual ... j 05 
Darwin's Animals and Plants. .] 0 (Ml 
Dead Shot : or, 8 port Ulan's CoGuldo.. . .mplete 2 nil 
Downing's Cottage Residences. . ,1 iki 
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Dyer and Color Maker’s Companion . 1 25 
Eastwood's Cranberry Culture. . 75 
Everybody his own Lawyer. . 125 
Farm Drainage (H. F. French). I 50 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) I ,50 
Farm Talk 1 Hruckott).. . i ni) 
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Field's Pear Culture. ' t 25 
Fishing in American Witters (Scott.),... 3 ro 
Flagg’s European Vineyards.. I .,n 
Flint on Grasses. . 2 50 
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Frank Forrester's Field Sports (3 vols.l. 7 50 
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Gardening for Front. . 150 
Gardening for the South .‘ 200 
Geyelln's Poultry Breeding—Commercial View. I 25 
Grape Culturist (As. Fuller). .. 1 511 
Gray's How Plaids Grow. i 25 
Do. Manual of Botany and Lessons. 4 (XI 
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Gregory on Squashes..... 30 
Guenon on Milch C.iws. . ... 
Gun, Hod and Huddle. 2 OO 
Harris on Insects. 100 
Do. on the Pig .. 1 511 
Hatfield's American House Carpenter . 3 .50 
Uinta to Horse Keepers (Herbert's), ... 1 75 
High Farming without. Manure. . 35 
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Hooper's Dog and (inn. ;,Q 
It nope*’ Bo..k ot Kveigieeno. 3 <o 
Hop Culture.. 10 
How Crops Feed..... 2 CO 
How Crops Grow . .. 2 (HI 
Hunter and Trapper. . 1 no 
Husmann's Grupcs and Wine.... 1 .50 
Indian Corn ; Its Value, Culture and Uses. 1 50 
Jennings on Cattle . 1 75 
Do. Horse and his Diseases. 1 75 
Do. Huibu Training Made Easy. 1 
Do. Sheep, Swine and Poultry. .. 175 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry. . . I 75 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry. I .50 
Kemp's Landscape U.irdenlng , .. 2 00 
Liingstroth on the Hive and Honey Bee. 2 00 
Leuehftr’A How to Build Iiot-tlouses. 1 U0 
Liebig’s Agricultural Chemistry. . 105 
Manual of Agriculture (Emerson and Flint). 1 25 
Manual on Flax and Hemp Culture. 25 
Manual of Tobacco Culture. . ;;0 
Market Assistant (De Voe). 2 :,0 
Do. Illustrated Horse Management. 3 IK) 
McMahon's American Gardener. 2 25 
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Miles nn Horse’s Funt (cloth).. 75 
Modern Cookery (hy Mi ns Acton and Mrs. S. J. 
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Norris' Fish Culture. 1 75 
Norton's Element* Sdentiflo Agriculture. 75 
Onion Culture. 20 
Our Farm of Four Acres. 30 
Pardee on Strawberry Culture. 75 
Turkman's Bonk of Rotes. 3 (XI 
Parson* on the Rose.. t 50 
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Practical Poultry Keeper (I.. Wright). 2 00 
Practical Shepherd (Randall).... . 2 00 
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Quincy on Soiling Cattle.;. . I 25 
Hand's Bums . . . 3 00 
Do. Gulden blowers. . 3 00 
Hundall'n Fine Wool Husbandry. I (XI 
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Richardson mi the Dog.. 50 
Rivers’Miniature Fruit Garden.. I 00 
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Skillful Housewife. 75 
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Strong’s Cultivation or the Grape.. 3 00 
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The Pert'l!won Horse.. 1 00 
Thomas’ Am, Fruit t’ullurist (480 Illustrations). 3 00 
Thompson's Food of Animals.. 1 00 
Tobacco Culture. . .. 25 
Todd's Country Homes, and How to Save Money 
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Trapper’s Guide. .. 2 (X) 
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world. M//ch alike on /»<(/» eidee. Onk Machine 
WITHOUT Money, Ft)r further particulars, address 
THE WILNON SEWING MACHINE CO,, 
Cleveland, Ohio. BohIoii, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. 
TO iS ‘ 250 rER MONTH ami steady 
employment to Agents, Male or Female. 
For particulars, circulars, Ac., address, with stamp, 
D. B. GALLANDEA. Toledo, Ohio. 
A MANUAL OF 
With full directions for 
Preparing flic 4 hi*ouii<1, 
Sowing’’, C'liltlvsiliiiR and 
liar vesting IIte Cro 
As also the 
Preparation for Market anil Manufacture 
RENTS J REAR THIS ! 
AMERICAN 
Wheat Culturist 
Wc will pay Agents a salary Of 830 per week 
and expenses, or allow a large commission, to sell 
our new and wonderful Invention#. Address 
M. WAGNER A CO., Marshall, Mich. 
ilTANTED. — ONE UARPENTER IN 
» V each town, to sell and apply 
BRADSTREET & CO’S. 
RUBBER MOULDINGS. 
Send stamp for circular and samples. 
J. R. BRA DSTREET A CO. 
57 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 
Also, an Essay on 
HEMP AND FLAX 
in the West, Modes of Culture, Preparation for Mar¬ 
ket, &c. With Botanical Desckiptions and Id 
lustrations. Price *45 cents. Address 
D. D. T. MOORE, 
41 Park Row, New York. 
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE 
embracing a brief History and Botanicol 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. 
13 y- S. EDWARDS TODD. 
This Is a handsomely bound duodecimo volume of 
132 pages, and should be In the hands of every Wheat 
Grower in the land. Sent by mail, postage paid, at 
the reduced price of $2. Address 
D. D. T. IMDDRE, 41 Park Row, N. Y. 
\GENTS WANTED FOR ALBERT 
iV. S. EVANS' neff Book, 
“OUR SISTER REPUBLIC; 
Adventures and Sight-Seeing In Tropical Mexico.” 
Finely Illustrated. 
Hon. Win. H. Seward says:—"The descriptions 
are vivid and striking; the stylo brilliant and at¬ 
tract! ve.” 
Address COLUMBIAN BOOK COMPANY, 
Hartford, Coun. 
F DR SALK, AUDI T 10,000 BUSHELS 
Wood Ashes; a small quantity of slaked limeis 
mixed with the. ashes. Parties desirous to purr-hu-e 
can make very favorable terms, by addressing or 
calling on B. M. C. RUSSELL, Sing Sing, N Y. 
A SAMPLE CARD OK THE UELKH llA- 
TKI) SPENCERIAN STEEL PENS, containing 
all the fourteen numbnrs securely.inclosed, will bo 
sent by mail on receipt of 25ceni - T7G Spencerian are 
the best pen* ■iinuuijnct u red. Ad. Ires* IVTSON, Ri.aick- 
man, Taylor & Co., 138 & DO Grand 8 t., New York. 
I Bogle’* Knninel Complexion Powder. 
New. elegant and harmless; unequuled for Die toilet 
or the nursery; price 60 cent#. Dlyslico#, or 
Bogle’# [VIvatic Hair Tint. -Any Guide; no 
washing; one preparation ; all annoyance* of old- 
fashioned Imlr dye* avoided ; price *1.80 and ft. 
Bogle'# Hyperion Fluid, for dressing the hair, 
surpasses all other*. „ 
W. BOGLE, Boston, and all Druggist*. 
a Month, with Stencil and Key-Check 
Dies. Don’t fall to secure Circular and 
Samples, free. S. M. Spencicic, Brattlchoro, Vt . 
QtC . MUNN & CO., 37 Park 
f — Row, N. Y., (*A5 Ykaks 
{ EXPBRncNCK,) have ta- 
ken .More Polenta,und 
examined Rove Invention* then any other agency. 
PAMPHLET, 108 PAGES. FREE. 
“The best tonic for indigestion, dyspepsia, 
wakefulness and general debility, is Ferro Ptaos- 
plmted Elixir of Calisaya Bark. (Iho original 
Calisaya Bark and Iron,) made by Caswell, 
Hazard & Co. —Leavenworth Herald. 
WILKINSON, 
RURAL ARCHITECT 
AND LANDSCAPE CARDENER, 
V. Coit. of Chaiu.ls AMD Baltimore Stb., 
BALTIMORE, Ml). 
CTBAB CUTTERS* FDR EVERYBODY. 
Price Seven Dollar#. Hay Presses, Horse Pow¬ 
ers, Saw Attachment*. Heed Drill*. Good Agent# 
wanted, und liberal discount* allowed. 
SHAW & WELLS, Buffalo, N. Y. 
The RURAL 1# a perfect ennyclnpmdta of domestic 
lore, and give* choice orlglnnl family reading. Nut 
one of It* sixteen shldttig page* that cannot be read 
with delight and profit .—London lOnt.) Adv. 
