t*RlCE 
GRAPE VINES. S'*™ 5 ®®'” 
Itll'KOVlCD STOCK, 
Ac.. FOR SALE.-The tio’l 
II or rent a large portion of li 
IMPLK^ENTS, 
ersigued. Intending to 
MOOBE’S BUBAL MEW-YOB!KEB 
PERSONAL ITEMS, 
Senator Edmunds of Vt., is In very poor 
health. 
“Max Adelek " is Geo. H. Clark of the Phil¬ 
adelphia Bulletin. 
Ex-PiiBBIDENT Bakz of San Domingo is under 
arrest in New York City. 
Kate Field has written a scathing and just 
excoriation of Canon Kingsley. 
“John Smith ” of Chicago has sent $000 to 
the United Stat es Treasury’s Conscience Fund. 
Wm. P. Buriull, Vice-President of New 
York, New Haven and Hartford K. R. died sud¬ 
denly March 3. 
Ralph Waldo Emeuhon is In favor of con¬ 
tinuing the compulsory attendance of students 
on cliapei prayers at Harvard. 
The Hon. John It. Lynch, colored, is the 
youngest man in the United States House of 
Representatives. He was a i- lave, without edu¬ 
cation, at Natchez until the l' uiou army en¬ 
tered that town. He is but twenty-six years old. 
Incident to the obituaries of Chang and Eng, 
It ia mentioned that their mother was so largo 
that when she died the sides of the doorway 
had to bo cut away to enable the coffin to pass 
out. 
jpuisficat Krtisttumcnte. 
200 PiiFnS AND ORGANS, 
New mid Heemid-linnil, of KIpm-ciiiM ak¬ 
er*, will be snhl ill- I,own' Price* for Cash , or rm 
1 uhiii 11 infills, or for nut, in City or Country, 
•liii'niK Ibl* Filiaiiciul Crisis and tin 1101.1- 
DA YM, bu HORACE WATKBH A HON, No. 
'INI Ui’ouilfvny, tlinti ever lieloi-e nflireil In 
New York. Agent* nimli’il for the *nlt of 
Witter*’ Coli’innied IHntto*, ( oneerto mid 
OiVlientrnI Organs. IIIiim l uted (’untlogiic* 
Mulled. (Jri'iit iiiitiireini nls to Ike Trmlc. 
A large di-mi hi to i>l ini-iern, diuretic*, 
Hu min y-Nehoul*, Lodge*, Ale, 
UNHAM 
©mjs, $ ccdjs, 
Reliable Seeds. 
Saccis, jiccd.$', plants!, 
Wanted. 
3D 
H AW 
h £ /ss 
i 'a Nr. 
5 ~ [; [ 
a j vA" i 
1 p? H \tA 
All leading varieties. Extra quality. Genuine. 
Cheap. Price List free. T. 8. HUBBARD, 
Fredonia, N. Y. 
Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, 
Warerooms, 18 East 14th Street, 
[Established 1834.1 REW YQRK. 
You ;,,k WHY we cun sell 
Fir»i • 'lues Sewn cicisve Fiiinns 
for 8200 ? We nimwer—It 
co>t-j titan $300 to rtKike 
nuy $eoo PI'jim) ,m|i| through 
BMtt A»•'•!!!;■. jtl 1 .if whom make 
I raft V VjF !°° Per cent, v.ntlt. We 
J7 I 1 Sait n Vt 1 kV 'ship direct 
V *-'• 1 A v t- Cmillle* nr Factory price, 
nnd warrant Five Tram. fkmi f ir IlhlHrated circular, 
Ur wlilch we refer In over 700 Hunkers. Merchants, 
Ac. (mime »f whom vnu tnav know), u-lng our Pianos 
hi 44 States ami Territories.' 
U. S. Plano Co., H 10 Broadway, N. Y. 
Sens, jS«M, Slants, &t. 
CHOICE TREES, 
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL. SHKUHSand HAR¬ 
DY PLANTS. ROSES a specialty. All at low prices 
to suit the times. Send for our new PRICE LIST 
per dozen, 100 or 1.000. Address 
W. S. LITTLE, 
Commercial Xur»eric*, RockcHter, N. Y. 
fS It APE VINES, Small Fruits, Fluwertt, 
" X Ac.—All varieties of Grape Vines, Raspberries, 
Currants, Strawberries, Blackberries. Ac. Splendid 
Gieenbousc an I Boddlog Plants. Flower Seeds, Ac. 
Campbell’* Lute Hose Potnlo. —t Urn., by mull, 
♦l: bushel, $2.50; barrel, *5. 
Campbell's Extra. Eai'Jy GO-days' Sugar 
Corn.—The best early true Sugar Corn. PKt., 10c.; 
ty pint. ?!le.j pint. JMn.s quart, Wlc., post-paid. Cain- 
logues free. OKU. W. CAMPBELL, Delaware, O. 
C orn ,—tuc best early true Sugar Corn. Pkt., 10c.; 
pint, ?IK| pint, sic.; quart, wo., post-paid. C-aht- 
logues free. GE(J. \V. CAMPBELL, Delaware, O. 
• REEfES & SIMONSON,^ 
Seedsmen and Florists, |H 
H 58 Oortlandt Street, New York, j ^ 
W Our annual Illustrated and Descriptive I M 
Catalogue of Vegetable, Flower and Field 
W j Seeds, also of Hot-house, Bedding and 
Vegetable Plants, is now ready for 1874, 'J 
Sent on receipt of postage stamp. Trade Tjh 
C f2 Lists, for merchants only, on application. * 
M ammoth corn. -il*2 feet ui U h,) ir>« 
bush, per acre. Package, 10c.: 3 for 3(>c.; seed 
lor 600 hills, 600. T. FINCH, Clyde, N. Y. 
THIS IV1T HILL NURSERY 
CATALOGUE 
Of SMALL FRUITS, SEEDS and SEED PO¬ 
TATOES, will bo mailed free to all applicants. 
Address 
nEIISZG & KEKAUflBR, 
Newcastle, WestelieHtcr Co., N. Y. 
THE CROTON GRAPE. 
Fine two-year-old plants of this variety by mall or 
express. Send lor Price List. 
S. YV. UNDERHILL, Croton Landing P. 0.. N. Y. 
New Blackberry! 
HOOSAC THORNLESS. 
No Thorns to Serateh ; 8 years under cultiva¬ 
tion; Hardy; Never lias winter-killed; quality, 
the heats >n ProduollveneaB. uncqiiiilcd; Pre¬ 
paid by mail, $1 each ; 2 plants, $1.60; 0 plunLv, $3; Vi 
plants, to. For full history of burry and plate, with 
testimonials, address at oner, 
FRANK FORD, Ravenna, O. 
Agents wanted everywhere; liberal inducements. 
Apple Seedlings and Root Grafts. 
FINE STOCK AND LOAF PRICES. 
BLAIR BROS., 
Lee’s Summit, Jackson Co., Mo. 
a ^ggm i 
Our Illustrated Seed Catalogue 
For 1074, 
Is ready fur distribution, and will be Rent to all who 
apply. Inclosing a stamp lor postage, This Catalogue 
contains a complete list of all the most valuable 
HEEDS anil Cl RAINS, including FLOWER 
HEEDS, NOVELTIES, etc., etc. 
We offer a valuable prrmiinn as an inducement to 
Club* and purchasers of large amounts. 
It. If. A I.I.BO’Y A CO., 
ISO & 191 Water 8t., 
NEW Y’ORK. 
Vegetable Plants and Roots, 
FOR FARMERS AND MARKET GARDENERS. 
Early Jersey Wukoflold Cabbage Plants (cold 
frame), $10 per 1,000. 
Early York, Flat Dutch tind Wluningstadt, sumo 
ISarlv Erfurt Cauliflower Plants (cold frame), $20 
per 1,000. 
llorse-radlbh Beta, $0 per 1.000. . 
Asparagus, Van Slrklen'a Colossal, 2-year old, $8 
per l.OOOi I-yeur old, $11 per LOiKh 
All the above arc new ready for shipment. 
New Sandringham Dwarf Celery contracted for in 
quantities, at special ratea, delivered In July. 
Purchasers to the amount Of $26 worth of Vegeta¬ 
ble Pianist will be sent ,mr work on Market Garden¬ 
ing, “Gardening lor Profit,” gratis; the price of the 
book is $1.50. To such hr do not want it, the. value 
will be Bent in additional plants. 
" 'JclcbJYe-nc/eid 
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Household and Commercial Atlas, 
a New OEXauAt. Atlas op to* yvorld. 
To eapnbie, honest and Industrious Agents, we can 
offer peiTnaisi-Bt and pruMtable cmplovtueiit, on such 
terras ns afford a desirable business opportunity. 
Address TAINTOR BROS A MEKRjLL, 
078 Broadway, Now York. 
M ark your Clothing.—A Stencil Plate, tike cut, 
with brush and Indelllbie ink, postpaid, for 50c. 
Nw.-—-“ -^ Circuisrs Free. 
-^Fitnnio Jii-own cor. 2d and Dock 
>«—«— -v _ Sts., Plum., I’a. 
NORWAY SPRUCE. 
'DDIIPC 100,090 Trees, all 
iinUbC. Very fine. Send 
w * for Catalogue. 
J. W. ADAMS, Springfield, Mass. 
A gents YY:i nted - To Hell Rubber Type, for all 
kinds and styles of name, family and business 
stamping. Splendid nny. Send stamp for Circulars, 
Ac-, to Rubber Type IVorb*. Box O&S, RoObestar, N. Y. 
WANTED AGENTS In EVERY COUNTY 
> n .America, to s.-U "bit, PHASE’S RECIPES; 
Olt. IN IORM ATION FDR EVERYBODY." enlarged 
by K. A. Beal to 648 Pages. It oontatlus over 2,000 
Household Recipes, and is suited to all ctussesand 
COiubllons or society. A WONDERFUL BOOK 
AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. IT SELLS 
AT SIGHT, Greatest Inducements ever offered to 
Hook Agents. Exclusive Teiritory given. Retails 
for ?2. Agents MOKE THAN DOC RLE THEIR 
MONEY. Address DR. CHASE’S STEAM PRINT¬ 
ING HOUSE, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 
W A NT E D!! 
AGENTS OF GOOD ABILITY, 
TO SSXiXi OUIl BOOKS. 
YY r e have determined to make an Important change 
in our bu sines*, and for tills purpose pro¬ 
pose to sell cur smaller books at 
NEARLY COST 
to men competent to manage the 
sales in a largo district, who will pu»h the 
business themselves and engage others to help them. 
Ip men of eneray this will offer n rare chance to 
build upagood business. YVowili employ a few good 
men. without experience. If they have energy and 
ability for the business. Only a small capital required. 
VV* J, HOLLAND A C'O., Hpringflt-ld, Muss. 
f ANTED-AGENTS $75 to $250 per 
nmnlb, mrywlwrv, m»l« s-k revml-, Ui lirpn^.ir- the 
•IKNtftNF. WtekOVgu UOMMU.V SkNse KA M 
ilv SKW IN.. Mach in k. m. \i..cv:uv nitw., 
Ivin, Ml. lull), ip.ill, end, Slnrt, hru4 m, 4 rinbrohlor 
In n mn«t avpnrlor DMIUWr. Pric» onlr $U Polly Ll- 
cvnu'ii iuui sortn t.-.l for tis-eynra. Y( r « will ,»iv $1,000 
fur any D*ct)la« tli»l will -JU- ft «truug«r, kioio' l»imti 
h|l,ur 10 ",c v]h,Pc worn limn onr,. U roorfn, the " Elas- 
ti, I.nrfc Htileh *' Every ewurtil etll--h ,-on W cut, Hint 
•till bn* doth rnnnct r„- pullrd 4nnrt n Uhcnit t-orlng It 
We pey A K «nu from to |«S0 mt'Dlli Riiti ex- 
]y.his.a 4 r.r • ooUimiwlou !u im irhlrh twlc4 llmi Amount 
CAD l* mad*. \ddn-A S KCOMh A CQ.. Rtmivn, \U>* , Now York 
city, Pa.. CliicAL’o, l)l* # of St. U»l 1$, Mu, 
"W ANTED.—Agents for Dr, Cornell’s Dollar Fam- 
v v tin Caper. HeUglou and Health united. A splen¬ 
did pr. ,'in/m to every hubsarlber. Nothing like it In 
the country. A rare eliunee. C.irln uinr« free. 
it. li. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass. 
“EVERYBODY'S Flf 1 END,” 
JOSH BILfJNGS 11. LUST It AT ED BY 
Of course, t hisTotd? wWM-lfluooygtersut a general 
muster. Everybody’s hungry for it. For agency ad¬ 
dress AMERICAN PCBURIIt no Co.. Hartford, Ct. 
WnRlHNft p I A O C Mule or Femuie. $30 a 
nunivinu LLHOO week; employment at 
home, day or evening; no capital; Instructions and 
valuable package goods free by mall. AtitUvbs.with6c. 
return stamp, At. YonvgdtCo., lVSGroenwlcb 8t., N.Y. 
A GENTS WANTED.—Men or Women. $3I a 
week or Film forfeited. Valuable »atapirs free. 
Address F. M. REED, 8th 8t., New York. 
rc (UUj AGENTS WANTED. Rumples sent 
fljlMMF free by inaii I wo new articles, suiblo 
us flour. Address N. II. WHITE, Newark. N. J. 
A PPLE CI0M6,-lst Class. Lending Sorts. 
60c. per 1.000. F. K. PHobnix. Bloomington, Ill. 
TUB HANSON LETTUCE. 
The most tender, s weet and lielltnous vurtntr grown; 
freefromauv bittor or unpleasant t-nste: heads large 
and solid, often weighing k IbA. single phg., ‘25 - 
cts.t 5 pkgs., SI. ;:i7' A Liberal discovxt ro fl 
pKALKits. Semi for Drc<?r’s Carden Calendar *’ 
for 1874, IG8 pa-ora, lUuxtriUd, wait practical - tac- 
tions. Mulled FREE to ah tipphcatt/x. __ 
HENRY A.DUKEK. KT 
71-1 .Chesttint Ht., Plillatlelpliiu, 1’a. ■ 
Biverside Gardens. B; 
My lliiihfi-ated Plant nntl Hoed Catalogue 
of 1S74, of over 1,290 Choice PlantK, Shrubs, - 
Am.., and a compleUr assortuumt of Flower and Tt, 
Vegetable Heeds, is now reurty. 
Inclose letter stamp, and address 1 * 
D. C. McGRAW, G 
Riverside Gardens, Binghamton, N. Y. 
£EED PIITATot:S.-”Ui;D JACKET." a 
h7 seedling from the Mercer, which Jt resembles in ,, r 
flavor, quality and iialnts nt growtli; ubout ten days ,,,, 
later than the Ruse; yields twice as mneb as Peach 
Blow: white, float and norreotVy hardy; in color, slmpe —>■’ 
slsic and general appearance, has no equal. Received 
1st Preur at the Yt’esiern N. Y.nud Pa. State hulls, 
for best variety. 3 lbs., by mall. $1: 30 lbs., ».i; CO lbs., 
$8: bid., $15; free at Chill or Reebester Htntlon. Cir- — 
spo . mu., fi ' ini a| tit d i in ivni^Pil^X CVollUII, A. 
cular live. A. S. JOKN50N, North Chill, X. Y 
(im SEEN 
YJ It IU 11 IJIJLIU Large Red Wethersfield, per 
lb., $3; of... 20 etH. Y'pllow Danvers, per lb.. $2.50; nz., 
25 cts. White Portugal, per lb., $3; 26 ets,; each, 
Sets, per pkt. Cliiifus, or., 25 et». Egyptian Beet, 
o*., 26 eta. Hanson Lettuce, o/.., <11 ets. Mummoth 
California Kiidisli,o*.,20cts. Yard Ltmg Bean, Mam¬ 
moth Pumpkin; Tottiuioi'K—Cuua/iu \ ictc r, Arling¬ 
ton and Currant; Hiiun^bes Merhlohcad and Eu¬ 
gene ; New Japan Cockscomb; each, 10 Ots. per pkt. 
Niiini' Trough Gourds, Marblehead Mammoth 
Cabbage, os., To els.: each, Is els. per pkt. The above 
17 phts for $1. All post-paid. Catalogues sent free. 
Address N. COLE, Seed Grower, Pella. Iowa 
LARCHES! EVERGREENS! 
Largest Stock in America !! 
15 million Evergreen Seedlings. 
1‘2 “ Ettropean Lurivii Seedlings. 
4 " TrutiMplunied Kvergreens. 
.V *' Transplanted Europeau Larches. 
‘290,000 Mountain Ash seedlings, etc., etc. 
All grown from seed* upon our own grounds, and 
they are better and cheaper than imported stock. 
Also, Evergreen, Forest, Fruit and Ornamental 
Tree Bceds, by ttie ox., lb., or lGt! lb*. SeDd for Cata¬ 
logues. KOB’T DOUGLAS & SON'S, 
\Y nilkegaii, HI. 
% BLOWER AND VEGETABLE. ^ 
Elegant Books on Gardening., V 
VP GIVEN AWAY 
as p r e m 1 u m s to o u r ci ia to m c rs. Sec mi releg not 
n ew 1 llustratod On talopne. 100 pn efeui o*v r eiol y 
Free to all. WOOD & HALL, Geneva, N. i. 
SEEDS! 
SEEDS! 
SEEDS! 
Spooner’s Prise Flower Seeds: 
12 varieties Splendid Aster Seeds 
mailed to amiiicants upon reoeipt 
of $1.00. New Illustrated Seed 
Catalogue, free. Address Wm. H. 
Spooner, 4 Beacon St., Boston 
THE a ®® 8 
BEST SEEDS 
AT WHATSVaa COST- 
ARE ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST IN THE END. 
Nopenwn, Caidtnor. /mun pr.cr r*imcr,con afford 
toplnntanybtrttheBEST. YVcntakva rpvciultyoffur- 
nlolling, tor Markst Cnnl«Dcr»'u»r.<hi>:<ai grown,extra 
nelcetCa 8«yl», of varicti, * harts* their •pedal approval. 
Also,for i amity Gardena tiro tioealnnil be,tvarictioein- 
troduet-rl iipto lira pr«,ent time, Yv.th u> QUALITY 
eiamjHfir«t.niujtherrrjnni1*T«t)oTimiocondnrv to Ibla. 
- Our Carjijr’g"r, with price*for Springot J.‘74,contain* 
full lnP,rTnb |011 Vo mail it pee mail who rend for it 
SCIIIiEGEL, EVERETT <te CO„ 
_ BOSTON, MASS. 
1,000,000 GRAPE VINES! 
The best and chea|K_-»i in America for Bale. No 
one dare undersell mo. Concord, one year. $25 per 
1,000; nelcet. $36: two yearsnld, WO: extra. $16; Dela¬ 
ware. Eumclttn. Mortlin, Hartford, Diana, Rogers tint) 
all other sorts, very cheap. Also, ad sorts of Small 
bruits and Trees, cheapest. Address 
Dit. II. SCHRODER, Bloomington, III. 
&r. 
Dealers, Cluhs, Granges & Farmers 
Send for Circular of Tromain’s Manlius 
FOR GR ASS, GR AIN, G A It DION'S, Ac. 
ANALYSIS— “ Manlius’’ Pure Gypsum.94.23 
“Nova Scotia” “ .85.80 
“Iowa" “ ....... 70.80 
“ Virginia'* “ ....... 62.42 
JIANLIUS QUICK LIME 
Contains OS par cent. Pure Carbonate of Lime. 
For Iluildera’ and Farmers' Use. 
MANIIUS CEMENT, 
Used on State Works, Railroads, Reservoirs, 
Cisterns, for 
Water Pipes, Strong nud Ordinary Masonry. 
C’HAS. TREMAIX, Mnulins, N. Y\ 
C^“ Special Freights obtained when desired. 
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 
AND 
FERTILIZERS. 
climax Superphosphate, Pure Ground Bones, Sul¬ 
phate of Ammonia, Guano, Nitrate of Soda, Fish 
Guano, Dried Blood, Nltrine. Dissolved Bones, in 
large or small quantities, for sale by 
GEO. E. WHITE. 1G9 Flout Ht.. X. Y. 
The Celebrated Bone Fertilizers, 
GROUND BONE, 
BONE MEAL, 
BONE FLOUR. 
Fresh Hone Hnpprnliospliate of Lime, or 
Dissolved Itouc. Si nd for Circular. 
LISTER UR OH., Newark, N. J. 
<&*> o OOfl per day at homo. Terras Free. Ad- 
h Owv dreasGso. Stinson, Portland. Me. 
AGENTS WANTED Am,.’nowbook “Ten 
1 ears in lldehinoton." The best and moat popular 
book out. Workers wanted in every town. Send for 
terms. A. D. WORTHINGTON A Co., Hiirtfo' d, Conn. 
1 AI"I 'Yu !mv,‘ more ,’S)Krlcn.v.l agents 
fl laP S\l S \ tlum atty other Htoue. They make 
I T» JT I m Q iiloro ii.oucy Oi u <ViMignatiom 
• \ B* a VI M w vakfa. J^iplormotit for all. at 
Ivnio or traveling. LnrKi* wn^ otiptirUnutfil- Scud 
tor qpcci »Huts , cJrcolars. lorini* nur nrw i<!ua*, to 
Watere ACo., Pub.’s, Chicago. 
Item 
H -tl-M-B-ll-G-S Swindlers and Quack*, 
o m u li I] O) ulh L . UC )j un rf uvnity 
ONE arc thoroughly exposed in the Star Spanglejj 
Banner. All about" Furnishing Co’s,,” •• Asylum,” 
“Library” and other Lottery Swindles. 1000 swin¬ 
dler* exposed In the last five years. 'Two charming 
Prang Chromes are given free to every subscriber, 
and u largi- id-column. Ledgcr-stxo paper a wholo 
year, all for $1. .Su f inflict Iren- ,/a., i , i 'i t. . ,, or money re- 
l'undcd every time. Specimen* fi CIS. Address 
___BA NXEIt, Hinsdale. N. li. 
A. 3NTEW IDEA. I • : 
_YVe want a few uteu of good address to solicit orders 
for the flnerl work published i contains 1,800 engruv- 
luga. Will give employment tor two years, paying 
from $12(1 to $241) a month- Apply Immediately to 
DOUGLAS & MYERS, IT. John St., New York. 
85c. tOKl’S 85c. 
Quarterly Poultry Guide 
A Guide to Success in Poultry Breeding; issued 
four times a year; 26c. Illusfd Descriptive und in¬ 
structive Catulogu of Fancy foif/v. Bv D. B. CORY, 
Proprietor Westfield Poultry Yards, Union Co., N. J. 
3,000 ptWffiMpKWW 
\\ fbatitr’# nn.l Worut.»%ti*r T 8 Dlctio»urle*— will be 
\Ur* D ffl © vcQil Id iui v uddrvMt on n«c«ipt of GU cti. 
VVUnUo l-Kk 6HBPARD, Bouton. 
nidNI >nhde yearly by Agents selling our 32 
° 1 ' new articles. Hamples for 'the. Cata¬ 
logues free. -1 in. novelty Co., 3(& Brivudway, N. Y. 
S ‘) *fn A MONTH-AGENTS WANTED. 
*>*Itr l» best selling articles in the world. Cir¬ 
culars lreo. Address J. BRONSON, Detroit, Mich. 
EACH WEEK. • Agents wanted; particu- 
O 4 — lari free. ,1. IF,nth <£ Co., St. Lonte, Mc^. 
S Y>/k Per Day.—l,(Mi Agents wanted. Particulars 
— V f free. .Y. It. BLAIR A CO., Ht. Loula, Mo. 
(J) y| n T A MONTH ana expenses to goud Canvass- 
Ity/I / o <!rs - Articles new and staple a» dour. 8am- 
y 4 !! J pies free, C. M. LININGton & BRO., 
_ New York and Chicago. 
PLUCKY AGENTS 
Can easily make $150 and over per month selling 
our Modern and Reliable Mnpn and our Popu- 
'4 XXX ITI u deni ami Keticihle and our Popu¬ 
lar Pictorial riiarts. Terms atid Cataloi/ues free. 
E. C. KIIIDOMAN. 5 Barclay St., N. Y. 
Mens sana in carport sano. 
Glenwood Institute, 
ACADEMIC & ('0LLEG1ATE, 
Matawan, New Jersey. 
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. 
FIVE COURSES OF STUDY* 
English, Classics. Mathealatics, Languages, 
Science. 
Faithful Teaching by Experienced Teachers. 
Winter Term opens Jan. 6, 1374. Send for Cata¬ 
logue. Dr. JA8. H. HAMILTON, 
Principal. 
£tocb and poultry. 
E ggs for hatching-from bhah- 
mas. Cochins. P. ltnckg, Hamburg*, Houdans, 
Dominiques. I^egliorns, Polands, and six varieties or 
Bantums. Pnoc List now ready and free. 
8. W. STUDLET, Cutsklll Station, N. V. 
greatly the number of head of stock owned by him, 
will sell at unction, ou WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8th. 
1874. a number of Jersey Herd-Book Bulls, Cows and 
Heifers; u Devon Bullund several Cows; atUorough- 
bred Stallion, u trotting Stallion and bulf-bred Per- 
chcron Stallion: several Horses, Colts and Mules. 
Also, a lot of Farming Implements, Wagons, Har¬ 
ness, Ac., Av. 
Catalogues will be forwarded to applicants. 
j. Howard mchENry, 
Plkesville, Baltimore Co., Md. 
ET ^ ^ O f for hatching.— Send for Circular. 
ILlxUa . A. D. COLEGROVE, Corry, Pa. 
