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NEWS CONDENSER, 
For wile at the Rural Nrw-Torkhb Office, No. ft 
Beekman Ht., New ’York, or *ent by mall, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of price: 
WtIUrd’a Practical Hairy Husbandry 
(ju«t ImbmimIi .#li 00 
Allen’s (L. 6.) American Cuttle. 2 1)0 
Do-. New American Farm Book. 2 60 
Do. Disease* of DoiUUxtlo Anlmubi... 1 DO 
Do. Rural Architecture. 1 60 
American Bird Fancier. . o0 
American Pomology (WO Illustration*) Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical Cookery. 1 75 
American Ku*t» Cult urlm. SO 
American Btunrtarrt of ICicellcnco In Poultry.. 50 
American Wheal. CultnrlNt (Todd). 2 o0 
AroUUOOture, National (Geo. K. Woodward).12 00 
Atwood'H Country and Huburbim Houses,. 1 60 
Barry'* Fruit Oar den (new edition)... 2 60 
Bun Keeper*’ Text Book. Paper. 40o.; Cloth.. 76 
Remont* Rabbit Fancier. 30 
Blcknell’s Village Hnllder (66 Plates, ihowlog 
New and Praotl cal Design*).10 00 
Bommer’s Method of Making Manure*. 26 
(truck’s Book of Flowers (new). 1 76 
Bridgeimin’s G nrrtener’s Assistant. 2 60 
Hulst’* Family Kitchen Gardener. 1 |)0 
Do. Flower (Jarden... ] 60 
Carpentry Made 3u»y (now) . 6 00 
CliomUtry of the Farm (Nlcliols). 1 26 
Cborlton’* Urar-n Grower's Guido. 76 
Cider Maker's M annul. 1 ho 
Clnter'* Now til. Cattle Doctor,colored plates... (I 00 
Cobbett’B A uteri can Gardener... 75 
Cole’s American Fruit Book. 75 
( ole’s Amurloan Veterinarian. 76 
Cotton Culture (Lyman*,). 160 
Crack Shot (Barber).. 175 
Cranberry Cultur e (J. J. White).....i 26 
Dadd's American Cattle Doctor. 1 6Q 
Do Modern Uor-ot Doctor... i 60 
Dana’s Muck Manual.... 1 25 
Darwin's Variations of Animals and Plant*...... 8 00 
Dead Shot; or, Hporlmun's Complete Guide.. .. 175 
Downing's Frulta and Fruit Trees of America. 
(llWpp.)..... 6 00 
Do. (turai Unsay*. 3 50 
Drainage for Profit aud IlenUh.. 1 60 
Dyer and Color Maker's Companion... 1 26 
Westwood'* Cranberry culture.,,.. 75 
Klllot’e I.awn and Htiudo Trees...... 1 to 
(everybody’s Luwyor... 2 00 
Every Woman Her Own Flower Gardener (new). 
paper, (i(kj.; cloth.... 1 00 
Farm Drainage (U. F. French). 1 60 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) I 50 
Field’s Pear Culture. 1 35 
Fishing In American Waters (Hcott)......... 8 60 
Flint on Grasses ... 3 5 (J 
Do. Mlicit Cows and Dairy Farming. . 2 60 
Forest Trees (Brtant).,.... 1 r4 
Frank Forrester’s Field Sports 12 voln.).... 8 00 
Do. Flab and Fluking (100 engravings;. 5 00 
Do. Manual for Young Sportsmen... 3 00 
Fuller’s Illustrated Strawberry Oulturlst. 20 
Do. Forest Tree Oulturlst. l 60 
Do. Small Fruits (Hiustratqd)... 1 50 
Fulton'* Peach Vulture. A Uund-Book aiid 
Guide to Every Fighter... ... I no 
Gardening for ProOt (P. Henderson). 1 60 
Gardening for the Huuth (While’s)).... 2 00 
Grape Culturlst (A. h. Fuller)... 1 60 
Gray'S Manual 0 / Botany and I,n**ons. 3 00 
Do. Bobdol and Field Book of Botany. 2 50 
Do. llow Plants Grow (fiOOlUuntruilon*). 1 U 
Do. Introduction to Structural and tSyntemalin 
Botanv and Vegetable Physiology (1,30(1 Ulus.). 8 50 
Oaunon on MUoh Cows... 75 
Gun, Hod and Saddle , . 1 50 
Harney’s Barns, Outbuilding* nnd Fences.. lO'UO 
Harris on Insects... , 4 00 
Do. on the Pig - Breeding, Management, Ac...'.'. 1 60 
llattlold’* American House Carpenter. 8 60 
Hint* to llor*o Keepers (Herbert's). 1 75 
High Fanning without Manure... 40 
Holly's Art of Haw-Filing..... 76 
Holly’s Carpenter’:i Hand Book (now) ......... , 75 
Hooper'* Dog and Gnn. sq 
lloope*’ Book of Bvergroens... 3 11 O 
HopCnlture... 40 
How Crops Feed. .. 2 m 
How Crops Grow ... 2 00 
Hunter and Trapper. ' 1 DO 
lluimunn'l Grapes and Wine. 1 60 
Indian Corn : lie Vulun. Culture and Dsns. 1 60 
Jeuniugs on Cattle arid their Diseases. 1 75 
Do. Horse and hi* Dtneanes.. 1 76 
Do. Horse Training Made Easy.....' 1 35 
Do. Hhonp, Swine and Poultry... 1 75 
Johnston's Agrloultural Chemistry. 1 75 
Do. (Clements Agricultural Chemistry. 1 60 
Kemp’s Landscape Gardening. 2 60 
Dangstroth on the Hive and Honey Bee.!.! 2 60 
l.nwlr American Sportsman... 375 
Lightning Hods, and (Uw to Ccnwtruut Thom, 
by John Phiu. .' 26 
Manual on Fmx und Hemp Culture. 20 
Manual of Tobacco 1 'ellure. ' 25 
Mason's Farrier and Hlud Book...", 1 ;o 
Mayhew’s illustrated Horse Management.!. 3 no 
Do. Illustrated Home Doctor.. 3 00 
Mechanic’* Companion (Nicholson). 8 00 
Mechanic* for Millwrights. Machinists und others 1 50 
— Baltimore imported 393,384 bags of coffee 
last year. 
— Bridgeport, Conn., is to have letter-carriers 
after July 1. 
— California pays $1,000,000 a year to Scotland 
for wheat bags. 
— Jacksonville, Fla., has become a city of 
boarding-houses. 
— Church music in Boston rechoires a yearly 
expenditure of $142,000. 
— An Ohio boy cut off three toes because to 
Sunday school he would not go. 
— Portland, Me., has 100 manufacturing estab¬ 
lishment* of all kinds and sizes. 
— There are about forty Welsh Congregational 
churches In Eastern Pennsylvania. 
— A general gathering of all Presbyterians in 
council will probably occur this year. 
— Six black foxes have been caught in Cum¬ 
berland County, Nova Scotia, this fall. 
— Bee-Sweetened Aroostook, Maine, sells ten 
thousand dollars’ worth of honey every year. 
— A man in Washington County, New York, 
recently doped with his sister-in-law, aged 13. 
— A lady clergyman at Kittery. Me., recently 
performed the marriage ceremony for her son. 
— In the last nine months tho value of eggs 
Imported into England was close on $ll)JXX),()00. 
— Since the beginning of the Government it 
has given away 74,053,800 acres of land to soldiers. 
— Tho Iowa Senate is a heavy body, the aver¬ 
age weight of each member being over 170 
pounds. 
— The Southern California says the sheep 
men are in line spirits. They have plenty of 
new feed. 
— Many of the Western States are discussing 
the expedient of biennial sessions of their 
Legislature. 
— Philadelphia newspapers of all parties seem 
to be well satisfied with tho new election law 
for their city. 
— From the collieries of Nova Scotia in 1873 
there were shipped 517,345 tons of coal against 
381,000 in 1873. 
— There were 104 business failures in Con¬ 
necticut in 1873, the total liabilities of which 
were $1,752,000. 
— An exchange says:—“ Tho male and female 
Friends arc beginning to sit together—in meet¬ 
ing— lllio Christians I” 
— A car load of silk worms’ eggs, on their way 
from Japan to France, passed through Chicago 
tho other day. They wero valued at $2,000,000. 
GLASS CARDS SSii 
printed in GOLD, on 1 Up*, lei- 50c., post-paid; 3 
tloz., *1 [Sample. 10c. .1/ lint, tin to* Agent* where, 
Outiit*, 3.) eta. r. K. SMITH, Banger, Maine. 
The Oldest, Moat ’ Practical, u au« the Best. 
1 can knit a Sleeking complete without taking it 
from tho machine till It istlnighnd. UUKKK L.Fitz¬ 
gerald, Canaan. Me. The more 1 use it, tho better 
I like It.—Mr*. Crosby CtniTis, Medina, O. Alto¬ 
gether it work* bovond my expectation*.—Mrs. Al- 
VIKA Wai.ukk, Malone, N. V. 
Send for Doscrlsllve Circular, sent Doe, which con¬ 
tain* man* similar recommendation*. Price, 8 J5 
ioS?5. Aeimts wanted. Address 
HI Civ F OKI) SPIN NEK AND KNITTING 
MACHINE CO., 
30 Browficld Sit., Boston, Mass. 
1 3OK SALG.-.l FEW LIGHT BRAHMA 
’ Cockerells, from prize strains. Address BACON 
& SPINNING, Klver*ido Station, Fnirlleld Co.,Conn. 
P ARTNER WANTED In a good Siinwnr, 
3 years eMtahlished, located 10 one of tlltt very 
best sections of tho West. Good root and parking 
cellars: place abundantly supplied with water by a 
tlrst-clas* wind mill. Splendid opportunity for an 
enterprliuiwr man with $ 1,6011 to $2,600 to engage Uu- 
modlutolv in business, HofcTcnoes given. 
Nathan U. SHAW, West Point, Nebraska. 
to tnvpftt«ii >n Wnli .Ht.. oJWi 
loiul* to i\ Fortune. No rink. 38- 
pAtfu tmmplilitt frmi. VALEN¬ 
TIN K TuMBRIDGE A CO., 
broker*, 30 Wnli St., Now S r ork. 
ILmkuni tut'I 
MOTT’S 
FOll -//./. SFJFlJYtl .fMfff/A'ff#, 
The perfection of making and arranging 
every style of Dress Trimming with, as 
much ease and simplicity us run- 
nitty up an ordinary scam , with 
some, new amt entirety Orig- 
inut A ccom piiah man ts. 
AND ALL WITHOUT BASTING, 
1 . —It prepares tho 41 miners’ Fold bettor than can 
be done by hand. 
2. —It prepare* Milliners’ Fold with different 
coin pa and piece* of good* at one operation. 
3. -It prepares-ami places a fold in any seam 
perlcotly, without basting 
•l, -It prepare* and put* ti double or mingle told 
on i lie edge oT u hand. 
5.—It coi ds bias hands. 
8 .—It prepare* und applies a double French hem 
llnish. 
7. It prepares a cord welt perfectly. 
3.—It prepares and places a cord welt, in any 
xeum without hasting. 
'J.—It prepares a cord welt, at tho same time gath¬ 
er, sg arid placing t He welt in thu gather¬ 
ing ncimi, sewing it ton plain band, If de¬ 
sired, ui one operation. 
10 . —It does plain gill fieriug. 
11 . —It gulhera und sews on nt the suisio time, 
better than any other gatherer. 
12. — It hr inn all goods, fola* or straight. 
13. —It ulud* with braid. 
lb—It bind* with cat binding. 
16.—It new'* any seam without banting-. 
An.old physician once said that nearly all disease* 
originate from I diskasi.h cunimtion' of TiiM 
I.IVKK, and this utatomont Is true,although It may 
at first seem like tin exaggeration. When tho l.tver 
is out of order tbo wbolo system and overy organ 
und function suffer more or 1 os* In rouHeqtionco. In 
tho Incipient stages of the disease a man 
HM)ES NOT KNOW WHAT AiLS HIM. 
He Is moody, restless and despondent; and that Is 
the time to take u SIMPLE remedy that will rentoro 
him to health 
IN A SINGLE DAY 
and prevent a whole train of discuses thut may 
follow. 
MOTT’S 1 , 1 V hilt HILLS cure torpidity of tho Liver. 
MOTT’S LI VHR PILLS give tone to the stomach. 
mott'S UVKlt PILLSolcanso the oyatomof bllo. 
MOTT'S LIVKTl PI LI,S drive out fclirllo affection*. 
MOTT’S LI VEIl PI LLS strengthen the wholeay*tem. 
MOTT’S LI VEIt PILLS regulate the Liver, aud arc 
more reliable a* a Liver medicine than any of tbe 
mineral preparation* that do no re harm tua.v 
GOOD. 
For Sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cents per bOX- 
JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN & CO., 
Proprietors, 
8 aad 9 College Place, New York. 
The arrangement Is very novel, und it Is one of the 
simplest AtlactummU in use; tudlHpouBable In Its 
utility, doubling the value of any Sewing Mnchlno. 
in ordering, state kind of Sowing Machine. 
Price, $4, with full Instructions for ltu use mailed 
post free. Address 
PALMER MANUFACTURING 00., 
817 Broadway, New York. 
An opportunity seldom offered to Agents of both 
sexes, which are wanted, every where, Immediately 
'08YCHQMANCY, or Soul ( harming.” 
JL How either set may fascinate and gain the 
love and affections of any person they choose, In¬ 
stantly. This simple mental acquirement ail cun 
possess, free, by mall, ror 2 ft ctx., together with a 
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle. Dream*, Hint* to 
Ladle*. A queer hook, li'0,000 sold. Address 
T. WILLIAM K CO., Publishers,Philadelphia. 
SAW MILL MEN 
$Jtuf ^ufrUcRtion# 
Will prolong their liven, make better lumber 
und earn money ennier and lnntcr, 
by using the 
“ MEINER PATENT HEAD BLOCKS.” 
Descriptive Circular sent, upon application. 
HINKKli. DAVIS A, CO., Indianapolis, lnd. 
r Tteantiful invention* for marking Clothing 
u/iut print log Cunl.’, ,(■<•. tints will do tor it 
whole family. Movable 7’ppi. Profitable, 
r,-. amusing and inttrucl urn for the yoiiiiy. 
lL-v Jet Printer, 1 * Silver, 81.25, 
r i M ft with Ink, Two nnd n neat Pa*e, tlrllv- 
ereil bit mad ani/Where. 3 Alphabet* 
-— w er.trn GO rent*. Agent* wanUd. 
HOLDING & CO., U Kllhg Street, Itnaton. 
The Immense sale of this favorlto method may be 
ascribed, not only to It* thorough Instruatlve course, 
accompanied with tho noin'.fnl scales, exorcise* and 
studios,bat to its ndmirablacoHoctton of 130 plocos 
of tho best lined Organ music, adapted with exquis¬ 
ite taste and skin to tho purposes of tho work. 
a 7OR THE CHEAPEST nnd BEST PORT- 
I 1 ABLE RNGINKH AND BOILBKK, for Cheese 
und Butter Makers, address 
PHTRB, W A LRAT1T, Cblttenango, N. Y. 
ORGAN AT HOME 
if rmqniwin VA ‘ UH DO. A U L 1.1 Ij IlfiU DX 1 « 4 )D, i IHJ 
Money In the Garden, by P. T. o-'nn. , rm 
Norris' Msh Culture.. j 75 
Norton’s Elements rfciontmo Agriculture. 76 
Onion Culture.. ’ 
Our Farm of Four Acres ...gn 
Pardee on Strawberry Culture. 75 
Parson* on thu ltu*e.. 1 25 
Pear Culture for Proflt (P. T. Quinn).) ro 
Pedder's Land Measure. 60 
Practical and Sclentldu Fruit Culture (Baker)'" 4 1)0 
Practical riorloulture (P. Henderson).... ;... i 60 
Practical Poultry Keeper (L. Wright).! 2 no 
Practmal ghupberd (Kandall). 2 m 
Giilnby'* Mysteries Of Bee Kcoplng. . 1 60 
Quincy on Soiling CattUi.. 1 35 
llandall's Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry. 1 uo 
no. Bhmip Uu.ibandry In the South. ' 1 60 
UlchardRon on the Dog. ' go 
Saunders’ Domestic Poultry. ’ " 40 
Sohenok’* Gardener*’ Text-Book. 75 
Roribner’* Produce Tables.. ,„ ;>n 
Do. Heady itookenerand Log Book.. ‘ . 30 
Bimoson s Horse Portraiture — Breed -g. kear- 
Ing ana Tralnlug Trotters. 2 ffl 
8 lx Hundred Hvolpoi)...... " 1 75 
Skeleton I,caves.-. . 2 m 
Skillful Housewife.. 75 
Slack’s Trout Culture (new).... ‘ ' 1 60 
Stewart’s (Joliu) 8tahl e Book. . 1 60 
Togutmutcr’a Poultry Book (colored plates). 9 00 
Tegetmeier’s Pigeon Book (colored plates). 5 U0 
Ten Acres Enough.. 1 60 
The Bouton Machinist (Fitzgerald). 
The Dog (hy Dlnke, Muyhewand Uutohlnion)” 3 00 
Tho Dog (now)... . 2 50 
The Horse (Stonehenge), Bvo., 622 pp.. . 3 CO 
The Mule (Utley) -A, Treatise on the Breeding 
Training and uses to which ho may be out.. 1 SI 
The People's Practical Poultry Hook. 1 50 
Thomas’ Am. Fruit Culturlst 1430 Illustration*')" 8 00 
Traooer's Guide (N ewhotise). 2 00 
Trout Culture (Beth Green). ’ 100 
Trowbridge’s (Mrs. Luura) Excelsior Cook Book 
and Housekeeper ’* Aid... 1 25 
Warder'* Hedges and Evergreen*. 1 m 
Waring'* Klemonts of Agriculture..""" 1 uo 
Watson’s A merlcan Home Garden. ’ 2 60 
Wax Flo war*, and Ilhw to Make Thera. . 2 TO 
Wextern Fruit Grow ers’ Guide (Elliott).1 60 
Wheeler's Homes for the People. 8 80 
Do. Hural Home*.. ... ’ v nn 
Window Gardening (71. T. William*).""" j 
Woodruff’s Trotting Horse of America. 3 26 
Woodward’* l^raperte* and Hort'l Buildings.... 1 60 
Do. Country Homos.,... . 1 53 
Do. Cottuges and Farm Hou*«t*..". 1 Co 
Do.Suburban and Cuuuiry iiniuoi..... 1 60 
Youstl and Spooner on the Horse. 1 60 
Youattaad Martin on Cattle. 160 
Youattund Martin on tbe Hog. j 00 
Youutt 00 Hbeep. 100 
Youman’s Hand-Book of Household Bolence.... 1 76 
Address alt orders to 
0. D. T. MOORE, 5 Beckman St., New York. 
rsr Any Books desired, not named In this List, 
will be furnished on receipt of price. 
Its pages, of full Sheet MubIc size, u.ro compactly 
filled with the most popular music of tho day,—Airs, 
Nocturnes, March lg, Waltzes, Reveries, Selections 
from Opera-, kc., A c., -00 pieces in all, none difficult 
to play, and all bright aud pleasing. 
PRICE—B’d*. $2.50j Cloth, $3; Full Gilt, $1. 
0arli3it's Meiodeon Instructor - - $1-50 
Clarke's $1 Instructor for Reed Organs. 
Winner's New School for Cabinet Organ .75 
Clarke’s Reed Organ Companion - 2.00 
Are nil excellent and pdpnjar cheap book* for Reed 
Instrument*. 
The above bouk* sent, post-paid, on receipt of re¬ 
tail price. 
OLIVER UITHON As CO.. Boston. 
0. H. DITSON & CO., 711 Broadway, Now York. 
The only Reliable Gift Distribution in 
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Ball Turning Machine*, Slide 
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Two Family Carriages and Matohod Horses 
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10 Family Sowing Machines, worth $100 each! 
1,500 Gobi. and. Silver Loner Hunting Watches (in 
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Gold Chains, Silverware, Jewelry. &e., Ac. 
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mo KNGBAVEHS. PRINTERS, Large stock 
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any ono ordering them. All letter* must bo addremi- 
gd to 
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101 VV. Filth St. Box 86 , Ciuuiunaii, O. 
