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MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
PERSONAL ITEMS, 
Dazaine is In London. 
Loud Dcfferin has gone to Washington. 
Castelau is in Paris, and Hugo has banquet¬ 
ed him. 
Gen. Elio has resumed the command of the 
Carlist forces. 
Bishop Payne, Protestant Episcopal Bishop 
of Africa, is dead. 
Gov. Dix says distinctly that he is not In 
favor of a third term. 
Gltx. Schenck is said to be an intimate friend 
of the Prince of Wales. 
Mr. Hf.pworth Dixon proposes to visit Can¬ 
ada on a lecturing tour. 
Husky Wilson says he has delivered 1,400 
stump speeches since 1840. 
Mits. Kiudkk died In the town of Livermore, 
Me., last week, at the age of 103. 
John G. Saxe claims to have ground out five 
hundred poems for Bonner’s Ledger. 
Wm. H. Rinehart, a distinguished American 
sculptor, died at Rome, Italy, Oct. 28. 
Andy Johnson still insists that he is a good 
tailor, and t hat all the world is his goose. 
Pr is stated that the Pope has not stepped 
outside of tins Vatican grounds for four years. 
Ei.i hu Burritt Is dangerously ill at his home 
in New Britain, Conn., from hemorrhage of the 
lungs. 
PruNCK Charles Bonaparte has been 
elected President of the Council General of 
Corsica. 
Mr. Kii.kuff, chief engineer of the Pacific 
Mall Company, lias sailed 1,780,000 miles in 23 
years' service. 
Mark Hopkins, D. D., LL.D., has recently 
been again re-elected President of the Ameri¬ 
can Board of Foreign Missions. 
J ames Stephens, formerly head center of the 
Fenians in the United States, declines a na¬ 
tional subscription for his benefit. 
Mr. Got'Li), a well-known law publisher of 
New York, was struck with paralysis while 
giving evidence in the witness-box. 
Pto’ceUancoMjs. 
S END S cents postage! an<l in names, anti get a nice 
( liromo and large Circular* FREE !!! 
Address 11. Olf.NAOK, So. Manchester, Conn. 
plants;, 
ORCHARD GRASS, = 
Blue Grass, Red Top, Alfalfa Clover 
Top Onions and Onion Sets, 
VERY LOW TO DEALERS. 
PLANT SEED COMPANY, 
St. Lonis, Mo. 
Middletown Nursery & Fruit Farm. 
100.000 Pencil Trees, also a large and varied 
assortment of General Nursery Stock, for sale at low 
rates. Peach Trees a specialty. Send for Catalogue 
to E. U COCHRAN, 
Middletown, New t.astle Co., Del. 
~ ROSES FOR THE MILLION. - 
$1 per dozen, by mall. Descriptive Lists sent free. 
Address TYItA MONTGOMERY, Mattoon, Ills. 
POMONA NURSERY. Sr 
trated Catalogue (32 nagesl.telling What and How to 
Plant, with ai years'experience, send 1(1 cents. Pi Ice 
List free. WM. PARRY, Cinnanilnson, N.J, 
Pnrr ' a Price T .*«t of Trees, Shrulia, 
6 “ K r P i Fruits, Vim!*, ftulbs and Win- 
P lls. V f ter Blooming Pin him. 
10 Standard Pears, 1st class, 5 to C feet, for.fS. 
100 Currants, Gooseberries or Raspberries, for.*5. 
10 Concord Vines, Bearlnu Age. for.*:Y 
It Rose-,or 12 Carnations (Winter Blooming) lor.$2. 
Send for List. YVJM. If. IVt DON, MorrisvltU, Pa. 
ROSE BUDS IN WINTER. 
Now is the time to get Roses for Winter Bloom. We 
send strong Pot Roses safely by mall, post-paid. J»ur- 
ohtt'ers’ehoice of >i>lemud everblooniing varieties. 
3 for $1. 12 for $2. 
Nee our elegant Descriptive Catalogue, containing 
full directions for culture, Ac.; sent, free. Address 
THE DINCEE A. CONARO CO., Rose Crowera, 
West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
GRAPE VINES. 
Largest, stock in Anrericn; qualltv extra. Reduced 
prices. Price List free. T. S. HUBBARD, 
Fred mia, N. Y. 
DUTCH BULBS. 
The Largest Knots. The Fluent Flowers. 
The Prices K educed. 
bend for our New Catalogue, No. 49, describing 473 
varieties and culture. Address 
B. T W 171,1,8. Importer, Boston. Mass. 
On receipt of price, we send by ma.ll our collections 
for house or garden (as desired), of 10 Bulbs for $1, 
25 for $2, 50 for $3, und 100 for $5. 
Ifnllgi IVudli^CBICUttSTLU Patent: name on 
iruus » i «tit ( ,y erv cradle (JMnu, 
and Durable. Chichester Toy Ch ubb to match. 
Uneuualed for a present to ti little girl for 
III If TIID \ V OR HOI,I DA V GIFT. 
Will hold a doll 20 Inches long, hold hy all Toy and 
Furnit ure Dealers. Take none but t he “ Chichester." 
Ask vour dealer to order Catalogue. If be hasn't them. 
V U' i II o' 4,-wiloh OMICHEBTKU Patent. Von 
*" ,u h 1 I tlUILa should have a Chichester 
Swing Crudle. 
S '"Others who trv tbom will have no other, 
others save your time i>y using u Chichester, 
others buv hu other till you see a Chichester. 
THE CKA DLK AMONG CHA Dl.ES. 
No rockers to w ear out carpel, to turn Ide over, of for 
child to fall upon. No squeaking treadle to get out of 
order. No cradle equal to the ClUeltonUtr Swing Cradle. 
Dealers send for Catalogue to GEO. T. CO il 1 VS, 
151 North St., Boston, and 393 Pearl 8t„ New York. 
No col/t or sore fingers. Do two men’s work— 
Fits any hand—Sells at sight—Last a life¬ 
time—2 samples sent for (») at*., or 4 styles 
sill St., Phllu.. l*a. 
VO ITU OWN PAINTliNG, 
WITH the 
A7ERILL CHEMICAL PAINT. 
WHITE 
AND A L L THE FASHIONABLE SHADES, 
OF PROPER CONSISTENCY KOK USE, 
Are hoUI by file gallon at less price than a gallon 
of the best Lead anii Oil run be mixed,and the 
AVERILL wears louger, and Is 
MUCH HANDSOMER. 
Beautiful sample cards, with what the owners of 
the finest residences say of It, furnished free by 
dealers generally, or by the 
AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT CO., 
ii'i Hul ling Slip, New York. 
H. U. CHANDLER. W. S. EDK8. 
D. M. LORD. 
H. H. CHANDLER & CO., 
NEWSPAPER 
Advertisement Brokers, 
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 
RELIGIOUS i>ml AGRICULTURAL 
NEWSPAPERS a specialty. 
Complete files for inspection of advertisers. 
IfS'Llste sent upon application. 
d£J-Scnd for estimates. 
H OWto make money in Wall St. safety with $10 
or more. Profits enormous. Pamphlet mailed. 
RUMBLE A 00..52 Broadway, N. Y. P. O. Box 4,905. 
41 fi Til 41Aflfl —Invested In Stocks and Gold pays 
v lu iu $ * viui goo percent, a month. Send for par¬ 
ticulars. Tam bridge «* Oo„ Bankers, 2 Wall St., h.Y. 
LANDSCAPE GARDENING, 
Landscape Architecture. 
The subscriber now gives his whole time to making 
of design# for decoration of Cemeteries, Parka and 
private grounds. Superintendence of the work can 
be given when desired, orders solicited. 
F. R. ELLIOTT, TsJ Duane St,, New York. 
300 Acres Fruit & Ornninrntn) Trees 
GUARANTEED IN HEALTHY CONDITION. 
Assortment 0-enoral—Quality Unsurpassed. 
WHOLESALE TRADE SPECIALLY SOLICITED. 
Send for Brice List, RLAIR BfiOS., 
Lee’s summit, Jackson Co., IMo. 
|Hit.oi ral $ n,strum cut's. 
BRILLIANCY! 
And promptness in the organ attained by the 
PIANO STOP n great Invention. A beautiful 
toned Piano never requiring tuning, musicians 
will appreciate it. Pound only in GEO. WOODS 
& CO.’S ORGANS. Circulars free. 
tSy* AGENTS WANTED. .j£M 
GEO. WOODS & CO., Cnmbridgeport, .linns., 
and CHICAGO, 111. 
WATERS' NEW SCALE PIANOS^ 
SQUARE anil UPRIGHT, 3W & 
touch elastic, the tone powerful, pure and even 
thrn Wjh (he entire scale, yet mellow cold sweet. 
WATERS’ Concerto ORGANS 
cannot In: excelled in time nr beaut v ; then <lrTv 
competition. The Concerto Stop (* a fine Imi¬ 
tation uf the Itiieimi \ oice. 
Warranted for 6 years. I’ltK’EH EX¬ 
TREMELY LOW for cash or part cash, a ml 
balance in monthly payments. Second-hand in- 
struments ,il ij, mt bargains. AtiE.V I s W A NT- 
ED. a liberal discount to Teacher g, Minister ■*, 
Churches, Schools, Loiiaes.ctc. Illultrntcd Cata¬ 
logues mailed. HORACE W ATERS A SON. 
iHl liroadway, New York, I*. O. Box 33t»7. 
PiANOS-THE EMPIRE PIANO. 
Rich tone. Durable. Elegant In design, and of 
moderate cost. For prices and tliustralions. address 
WM. A. POND & CO., No. 517 Broadway, .New York. 
Moors’s Rural New-Yokkkk.-A# will bo seen 
by an advertisement in our columns, the prospectus 
of the Rural New-Yorker it r the coining year Is 
ample evidence that this euferprlsiDg direction of 
til's excellent publication are ot,up-mined to make 
their paper better than ever during mi. There ure 
few of mir weeklies which cun boast of s more 
numerous and competent corps of editors, and while 
agricultural altnlrs receive special attuntdon, the 
literary and news departments are not neglected. 
There are sixteen pages in each number, well fur¬ 
nished with good matter und good engravings, the 
paper is Interesting information, and we know of 
no better present to u country cousin than a vein ’s 
subscription to the RURAL Nrw- Yorkek.— Prince¬ 
ton lA. </.) Brest. 
Moore’s Rural Nkw-Yohkek is one of the best 
agricultural und faintly newspapers published, and 
for many rears has been an established favorite, it 
has a most competent corps of writers, and while 
matters of agricultural Interest receive especial at¬ 
tention, the literary and news departments are not 
neglected. The Conducting editor and pu diahor. 
I). I). T. Moore, assures his patrons that his paper 
for 1874 will present even greater attractions Ilian 
before, und he is sure to fuiUli his promise .—Penn 
ran Express. 
UwpUmctttjtf and fftarhittiry. 
HALL’S PATENT HUSKING GLOVES. 
UALK GUlVKfc. FULL GI.OVE8. 
A ery greatly Improved In form Of the claws and the 
more complete shielding of the parts subject to wear 
(»si> cuts), making them wear mu. times as long, and 
doluit the work rnticJi faster and easier i nan can be 
done with any other busker. Made of the oerv best 
call leather (tanned erpresslvi, in four sires; right 
price. Half gloves, MAS j full glov.., $8AU perpatr. 
Wo also manufacture s.rfru vimhfj/ plain r-Gf working 
Gloves aud Mittens, price, prepaid. Mittens, >1.40; 
Gloves, $1.75 per pair. Liberal discount, nu all our 
goods. A sit your merchant, or address Hall Husk¬ 
ing Glove Co., Ui So. Clinton St.. Chicago. 111. 
, Ui So. Clinton St.. Chicago, 111. 
£mpUm?nt$ and paduamj. 
THE 
BEST HEATER IN THE COUNTRY. 
I IFF, AND PROPERTY SAVED IIY THE 
J use of a Kerosene Safety I Jimp made bv u-. The 
lamp is made of brass and the chimney* are mica (or 
isinglus*, so-calledI. Our lamps will neither break or 
explode 'Vo will send a stand and hand lump, com¬ 
plete. by express, on receipt of *3. Seeing I* believ¬ 
ing. Address THE AMERICAN SAFETY LAMP 
CO.. 240 Pearl St., Now York. 
GAS LIGHT FOR ALL 
Every household can be supplied with n beautiful 
illuminating gas, by 
The Keystone Safety Mas Machine. 
W la simple In construction, safe in operation and 
certain In results. 
For Vlllagus,Churches, Rural IDunes. Institutions, 
etc.,the Keystone apparatus afford* the most perfect 
means of Illumination yet discovered. Pamphlets 
and full information on application. 
THE KEYSTONE SAFETY GAS MACHINE CO., 
J. B. WILSON, Pres., C. H. BAKER, Sec., 
717 Hansom St., Philadelphia, 
110 Liberty St., New York. 
\yiIO W ILL USE GLASS CHIMNEYS on 
* t their ininns any longer, when a clilmnev made 
or mica can be bad that will never break? Millions 
Of glass chimneys are broken every year. The mica 
chimney* will come Into use wherever kerosene oil 
loused. Address Til E A MERIC AN SAFETY LAMP 
CO., 210 Pearl St., New York. 
Improved Foot Lathes. 
Small Engine Lathes, Small Gear 
omi aiflm fi wvi Cutters, Rand Planers for metal, 
k, iH Turning Machines, slide 
Rests, Foot Scroll Saws for light 
ffikniK! and heavy work, Small Power 
brC?Scroll Haw*. Foot Circular Haw 
—MwH Machine*- The very best. Muny 
readers of tills paper have one of them. Catalogues 
free. N. R BALDWIN, I.aeonla, N. it. 
Jnst -the ftrllcleti for Artisans or Amutcnra. 
A KEROSF.NB LAMP UimiNKY. made of 
mica,that will neverbreak by heat or cold, is made 
by u». They are taking the place of glass clilmuevs 
and give general satisfaction. Call on or address The 
A Ulricas safety lamp < <>., 2to Pearl st. N. y. 
Moouk'.h Ri uai, Nkw-Vohkkr is neither dead 
ijor UAleep. but stll) goes forth on it* weekly visits to 
interest, instruct and amuse its many thousands of 
Subscribers, as it has done during- the past twenty- 
four years, with Us note* and essays on agriculture, 
horticulture, gardening, floriculture, and general 
science; Its news, stories, ptnzlea, jokes, ete... suited 
to the tastes and necessities of young und old, of all 
grades In society .—LcRoy Gazette, 
BOYNTON’S 
Gas-Tight Furnaces 
FOR WARMING 
DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, 
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, Etc. 
In Portable or Brick-set form adapted for anthra¬ 
cite or bituminous coal. 
BAS THK 
Largest amount ot Heating Surface, Great¬ 
er Power, .More Durability und Econ¬ 
omy, Perfectly Free from Guises, 
and gives better Satisfaction 
THAN ANY PUTIN A CE IN THE COUNTRY. 
Do not buy j our Heating Apparatus until tha 
BOYNTON GAS-TIGHT FURNACE 
18 SEEK. 
Thousands in use, and are the .Most Popular 
Heater Made, 
BOYNTON’S WOOD FURNACES, 
especially adapted for burning wood, are a great 
success. Also 
“OUR FAVORITE” Elevated Oven Range, 
with Double Ovens and Hot Closet. 
“STANDARD" Elevated Oven Heating and 
Cooking Range with Hot Closet. 
“CABINET” rortuble Range with Hot Closet. 
“PKOGRESSIY'E” flat top Double Oven Range, 
arc the most popular Ranges for family use. 
Hotel and Restnuranl Ranges nnd Broil¬ 
ers. llcnting nnd Cooking Stoves 
in great varieties. 
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON dk CO., 
__ Manu facturer*. 281 Water St., N. Y. 
A Ml '« A g it i c i L i i u A l 
d i n uinn V Implements & Machines, 
rLOif liU.j SB Beekmnn >t.,New York. 
Imitation Gold Watches, Chains ana-jewelry. 
This metal has all Rio brilliancy and durability of Gold. Prices, $is, $20 and .725 ei!rh 
Ladles’, Gants’ and Roys’ sizes. Pat. ut l-.---.-is. Banting Case* and Chronutneter Balance 
equal In appearance and tor tune to Gold w U lclie». Chains Dora *2 to *t* each. Allihoiutssi 
Btyles ofjewelry at one tenth the cost ufG. d. GoodSMlitC. O. D. hy express; by ordering*!* von 
gel one tree. Send postal order anil v.r will xeiid the good* free of expense. Send Maine 
Pirour IlluKtrated ulr'-umr. Addrcs UOLLISm MfiTAL AV AT lit I'AtTOlt Yt 
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH 
(Patented by National Toy Co., 299 Broadway.) 
Furnished by Rural Purchasing Agency. Address C. II. E. BEDDING, 
manager, Box 581, New York, 
LITTLE NELL” SEWING MACHINE 
PERFECTION FOILED DOWN 
Actual Size twice lliut of 
Cut. 
It does Perfect and Reliable 
Work. 
Children combine amusement 
and utility; learn to sew and 
hem t lie towels, &c. As a pres¬ 
ent to the young folks, it has 
never been approached by other 
articles. Ladies use it for 
their small work. Only f2; 
or by mail, $2.30. Money to ac¬ 
company order always. Fur¬ 
nished by 
“ Rural Purchasing Agency.” 
Address 
C. H. E. REDDING, 
Manager, 
Box 5S1, New York. 
