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— The census gives Walla Walla 1,894 inhabi¬ 
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— Ttic debt of the city of Brooklyn is $29,- 
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— The receipts of the Chemung County Fair 
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oyster privileges. 
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— The total registration of Uiq colored vote in 
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men's work; no sore or cold lingers; sells at 
sight: agents wanted ; $20 u day; two samples sent, 
for 60 cents, or four styles for $1, pre-pald. Address 
CITY NOVELTY CO.. No. 104 Library 8t... Phlla., Pa. 
A MANDAL OF 
A SAMPLE CARD OF THE CELEBRA¬ 
TED SPENCERIAN STEEL PENS, containing 
all (lie fourteen numbers see.nrely inclosed, will bo 
sent by mall on receipt of 25 cents. The Spencerian are 
thr best pens manufactured, Address Ivison, Bla ke- 
m AN, T a v LOR is CO.. 13s A HO Grand St., New York. 
With full directions for 
PreparittR t-lie C*round, 
Sowing', Ciiltiviclhi;*' nn«l 
Harvesting' flic Crop 
As also the 
Preparation for Market and Manufacture. 
CIDER MAKERS’ MANUAL 
BY J. H. BUELL. 
A Practical Hand-Book, which embraces Treatises 
on the Apple: Construction of Cider Mills, Cider 
Presses, Seed Washers, and Cider Mill Machinery in 
general j Cider Making: Fermentation; Improved 
Process in Uedulng Cider, and its Conversion into 
Wine and Champagne ; Vinegar Manipulation by the 
Slow and (julclc Processes; imitation Ciders; Vari¬ 
ous kinds or Surrogate Wines, Summer Beverages; 
Fancy Vinegars, etc., etc. 
Price, ouiy @1.50. 
Address D. D. T. MOORE, 
41 Pork Row, N. Y„ or Rochester, N. Y. 
Also, an Essav on 
HEMP AND FLAX 
In the West, Modes of Culture, Preparation for Mar¬ 
ket, Ac. with Botanical D.csuriptions and Il¬ 
lustrations. Price ‘25 cents. Address 
D. D. T. MOORE. 
41 Park Row, New York. 
MKTATiLIC 
COUNTER AiVD SHANK 
FOR 
SOOTS AND SHOES. 
IT WILL PREVENT RUNNING OVER. 
It Acts ns a Hprlng to the Shuttle, ami Stiff¬ 
ening In the Counter. 
%W State, County,Town Royalty, and Shop Rights 
outside of New York, for sale on reasonable terms. 
Address II. VAN OSTItANI), 
Rock City Kails, Saratoga Co., -V v.. 
General Dealer In Real Estate, Patents and Mer¬ 
chandise. 
CUT" Sent’ for List of Patents and Beal Estate. 
Open for trade. 
nr me auiitiiT of bicyitv. 
1 itog.e'n Kimninl Complexion Powder.— 
Now, nlcgiint and harmless; unnqttalod for Ihe toilet 
or the nursery; price xl cents. t>lvnli<os, or 
Bogie’s .Mystic Hair Tint. Any shade; no 
wasiiing ; one preparation; all annoyance* of obi- 
faahioned lialr dyes avoided ; prior #1.50 and 41. 
Bogie’s II y per I on Fluid, for dressing the hair, 
surpasses all other*, 
*V. BOGLE, Boston, and all Druggtsta. 
F UEEi-SE.ND FOB A SPKUIITIEN. 
A full Catalogue of our Standard, Miscellaneous 
and Illustrated Juvenile Books, or specimen num¬ 
bers of Oliver Optic's .Magazine, sent by mail free. 
LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston, 
LEE, SHEPARD & DILLINGHAM, 
No. 49 Green St., New York, 
where a complete stock of all publications may be 
found. 
Bound Volumes of the Rural, Histories, Patent 
Office Reports, State Agricultural Transactions, U. 
S. Documents, arid other really noon a n o valua¬ 
bly. Books. Those wishing to add to their libraries 
and improve ibeir mind* the coming long winter 
evenings, cannot do better than to send stamp for 
Catalogue of these DECIDEDLY CHEAP BOOKS. 
Nearly 1.000 volumes on hand, which must be sold. 
No w is your time to get good reading cheap! 
Address JOHN G. WILLIAMS. 
Rochester, N. Y. 
OR FAMILY USE.-APPLE PARER 
Corer and Sheer. Price $2. Made by 
D. H. WHITTEMOHE, 
Worcester, Mass. 
F OR ROCK-LIFTING nnd WALL-LAY¬ 
ING .MACHINERY, address G. L. SHELDON, 
HarUvihe, Berkshire Co., Mass. 
Hazard «Sr Caswell’s Cod Liver Oil is the 
t." -ChicM/jo Tribune. 
