.DiY T UU1 ■•V * r>-- • -“ 
niii<r Cr-idi<W CHfOUKI) Tim PATE.VT.—YOU 
'Wills, MdUHJ should have a Chichester 
Mothers who try t horn will have «o other. 
Mothers save your time by using n Chichester. 
Mothers buy no otUerti|^u see a ChicheMer. 
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OORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
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PEESONAL ITEMS. 
The Spanish Admiral Topete is recovering. 
Delegate Steele of Wyoming, has started 
for Washington. 
LOUD Lytton will probably he British Am¬ 
bassador to Constantinople. 
Senator Fenton's family, now in England, 
will spend the Winter in Italy. 
A Du. Koch has left f&14,000 to his native City 
of Frankfort for a school of music. 
The Rev. Wm. H.Mllburn,tho blind preacher, 
is in the lecture field again this winter. 
Simeon, .W. F. for South Norfolk, Canada,has 
been unseated for bribery and corruption. 
Mrs. Rawlins, widow of the late Gen. John 
A. Rawlins* died Nov. 6, at Cheyenne, W. T. 
At the request of Gen. Garib tldi, the sub¬ 
scriptions for ills relief have been suspended. 
Col. John W. Fohnky of the Philadelphia 
Press, will make London his home this Winter. 
It is reported thut Brigham Y oung and George 
Q. Cannon have been indicted for polygamy. 
M. Strakoscu report s the benefit for the family 
of the late Mark Smith, the actor, has netted 
$2,500. 
Martin Van Boren Wilcoxkon, a nephew 
of President Van Buren, died recently in 
London. 
Senator Carpenter of Wis., who lias been 
dangerously sick, is reported to be in a fair way 
to recover. 
Hepworth Dixon has been the guest of the 
Governor-General, at Itideau Hall, in Ottawa, 
Ont., for several days. 
Miss S. M. Pollard, an ex-milliner of Bing¬ 
hamton, lias fallen heir to an estate in Califor¬ 
nia valued at upward of $200,000. 
The sisters of Arthur Orton (the Tiehborne 
claimant) have petitioned Queen Victoria to 
release their brother from imprisonment. 
The Rev. P. W. King, the clerical owner and 
breeder of race-horses, has finally resigned his 
living in the Diocese of Lincoln, England. 
Judges Judd and Harris of the Sandwich 
Islands Supreme Court are traveling through 
the Western States with a party of friends. 
Jenny Lind and her husband have taken up 
their permanent residence at Wiesbaden, where 
the latter Is leading professor in Die Academy 
of Music. 
Mb. James T, Fields of Boston, has been 
invited to three chairs as Professor of English 
Literature and Rhetoric in as many colleges 
within a short time. 
The death of John Lily white, a noted English 
cricketer and one of the famous All-England 
Eleven is announced. Ho was the author of 
several works treating of the game, and was 48 
years old. 
PiscfUmicous. 
T)UItE-BitF.l> POULTR Y.-Light Brahma, 
I Partridge, Huff and White Cochins, Dominique, 
Golden and Silver Duckwing and Black-lted Game 
Bantams, and Golden and Silver Seb rights, at $6 per 
pair; $1(1 per trio. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
8. W. 8TUDLE\ r , CiU skill Station, N. Y. 
S END 6 cents postage and 10 names and get u nice 
Chromu and large Circulars FREE ' !! 
Address 11. G1LNACK, So. Manchester, Conn. 
Halit:* 4 V-J ilI /»« Chichester Patent: name on 
IMM l> VI dllIve ovory cradle ituiitf/iJl, Gimii, 
and Durable. Chichester Toy Chairs to match. 
Uneouuled for a present to a little girl for 
BIltTHIIAY lilt HOLIDAY GIFT, 
Will hold u dell IT) Inches long. Sold by all Toy and 
Furniture Dealers. Take none but the " Chichester." 
Swing Cradle. 
No rock era to wear out carpet, to tumble over, or for 
child to fall upon. No squeaking treadle to getout of 
order. No cradle equal to the Chichester hwlngCwdle. 
Dealers send for Catalogue to LEO. P.COMINS, 
151 North St„ Boston, and 593 Pearl St.. New 1 orlc. 
KNKSK1. VALEEV FARMS FOR SALE. 
VX Some of the finest residences ill the } alley, near 
K. R. Inquire soon of JOHN SHELDON, upon the 
premises, at Moscow. Livingston Co„ N. Y. 
IIIIO No coM or <mrr .(Infer*. Do t urn men's work— 
HIjA Fits any hand Sells at sight—Last a life- 
“““ time—2 samples sent for fill ct.s., or 4 styles 
1/CD for$1, post-paid. Agents wanted. Address 
IVtn I CITY NOVELTY CO., 8tll St., Pblla.. Pa. 
I!. II. CHANDLER. TV. S. KDE8. D. M. LORD. 
H. H. CHANDLER & CO., 
NEWSPAPER 
Advertisement Brokers, 
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 
RELIGIOUS and AGRICULTURAL 
NEWSPAPERS a specialty. 
Complete files for inspection of advertisers. 
£®*Lista cent upon application. 
ftS“Send fyr estimates. 
H OW to make money in Wall St,, safely with $10 
or more. Profits enormous. Famuli let mailed. 
RUMBLE & CO..5'J Broadway, X, y. l». O. Box 4,806, 
41fl Til 4101111“ Invested In Stocks and Gold pays 
tu 200 percent, a month. Send for par¬ 
ticulars. Tumbrldge a: Cr»„ Bunkers,S Wall St,, N. Y. 
LANDS CAPE HARDENING, 
ftm.s', giants, &r. 
« \\ T E OFFER FOR THE FALL 
\ I* of 1874 a complete stock of 
t. Trees and Plants. Our stock of 
gg\ Peaches .Plums and Cherries is 
1 At he largest in the United States, 
gSuund our lbt of new and rare 
§S fruit* l« alwnv* fall. We are In 
r|y a condition to offer advantages, 
f/ and respectfully solicit oorre- 
aiKiiideuOe. THE HIRES NURS- 
IRIES co ( Dayton, O. 
A pple sred.-piumk fresh apple 
Seed for sale at low rates. Address 
H. W. B LA SHF I ELD, Homer, N. Y. 
ORCHARD GRASS, 
Blue Grass, Red Top, Alfalfa Clover 
Top Onions and Onion Sets, 
VERY LOW TO SEALERS. 
PLANT SERB COMPANY, 
St. Lotiia, .Ho. 
Middletown Nursery & Fruit Farm. 
1 00.000 Peach Tree**, also a Urge and varied 
assortment of General Nursery Stock, for wile at low 
rates. Peach Trees a specialty. Send for Catalogue 
to B. It COCHRAN, 
Middletown, New Castle Co,, Del. 
POMONA NURSERY. SS 
trated Catalogue (32 pages), telling What and How to 
Plant, with 36 years’ experience, send 1(1 cents. Pi Ice 
List free. WM. PARRY, Ctnnamlnson, N.J. 
LEE’S SUMMIT NURSERIES. 
300 Acres Fruit & Ornamental Trees 
GUARANTEED IN HEALTHY CONDITION. 
Assortment General—Quality Unsurpassed. 
WHOLESALE TRADE SPECIALLY SOLICITED. 
Send for Price List. BLAIR BKOS., 
Lee’* Summit, Jackson Co., Mo. 
gHuisical $n£tfununt0. 
WATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS, 
SQUARE and UPRIGHT, SB 
touch .■!„.tie, the tone powerful, pure and even 
thmuyh tlw, entire scale, yd mellow and sweet. 
Price* low for cn*h or inslnllments, or for rent 
Liitil paid lor. Second-hand Piano* ol bargain*. 
Illultrated Catalogue* mailed. A gent* wanted, 
HORACE WATERS A SON, ISI Hivny, N. V. 
THE GREATEST NOVELTY" 
IN COTTAGE ORCANS. 
Now and Elegant Stylo* of cases- beautiful Solo 
stop* with the latest Improvements »n the art of 
Organ Building are to bo found in the Collage Organ* 
manufactured by .T. KSTEV ,v Co., Brattleboro, Vt. 
A beautiful Catalogue *onf. free on application. 
WATERS- CELEBRATED CONCERTO 
v * ORGANS cannot he excelled in tone or beauty; 
we defy competition. Prices low for cash or Install¬ 
ments, or lor rent until paid for. Catalogues mailed. 
Agents wanted. HORACE WATERS X SON, *81 
Broadway, New York. 
BRILLIANCY! 
And promptness in the organ attained by the 
PIANO STOP a great invention. A beautiful 
toned Fiano never requiring tuning, musicians 
will appreciate it. Found only in GEO. WOODS 
& CO.’S ORGANS. Circulars free. 
AGENTS WANTED. .J3C1 
GEO. WOODS «Sc CO.. Cnmbrldgcpori, Alas*., 
and CHICAGO, III. 
PEANOS-THtfEMPIRE PIANO^ 
Rich tone. Durable. Elegant in design, and of 
moderate cost. For prices and illustration*, address 
WM. A. POND & CO., No. 517 Broadway, New York. 
UNHAM 
Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, 
J Ware rooms, 18 East 14th Street, 
[Established 1834.] $. IJtEW YORK.' 
Send for HUxilraUd Circular and Price List. 
THE PEOPLE’S 
Landscape Architecture. 
The subscriber now gives his whole time to making 
of designs for decoration of Cemeteries, Parks and 
private grounds. Superintendence of the woxk can 
be given when desired. Orders solicited. 
F. R. ELLIOTT, 78 Duane St„ New York. 
PRACTICAL POULTRY BOOK. 
A Work on the Breeding, Rear¬ 
ing, Care and Ceneral Man¬ 
age m e nt_of_JP o u 11 ry. 
BY WIX.X.IAWI III. LEWIS. 
This is one of the finest t-otten-uc works on the 
subject on which It Ueais, for iu size and price, of 
any publication of the kind In this country. It if 
finely and profusely Illustrated, and printed and 
bound in extra style. Contains 224 large octavo 
page*. Sent, by mail, pOBt-pald, for $1.60. Address 
D. D. T. MOORE, Publisher, 
78 Duane SI., New York 
^mplcwnit.s and ^arliincry. 
GAS LIGHT FOR ALL. 
Every household can be supplied with a beautiful 
illuminating gas, by 
The Keystone Safety Gas Machine. 
It 1* simple (n construction, pafe in operation and 
certain in results. 
For Villages.Churches, Rural Home*. Institutions, 
etc., the Keystone apparatus affords the most perfect 
means of illumination yet discovered. Pamphlets 
and full information on application. 
Tin: keystom: safety las machine co., 
J. B. WILSON, Pres., C. n. BAKER, Sec., 
717 SaiiKoai Sr., Pbilndclphia, 
110 Liberty Sp. New York. 
Watch Buyers, Attention! 
The undersigned respectfully direct the attention 
of panic* contemplating the purchase of Watches, 
@ to the superiority 
Of the celebrated 
Nickel Movement 
Watches made by 
the Messrs. BoitKL 
A COPltyoiHIKR of 
Neuchatel, Switzer¬ 
land. Gents' and La¬ 
dle*' size*. In Stem 
and Key Winders. 
Those watches 
have Equilibrium 
Escapement*. Chro¬ 
nometer Balances, 
Ruby Pallet*. Tem¬ 
pered and Hardened 
Full Ruby Jeweled, 
and combine all 
modern improvement* in watch making. . 
The*,- watches wore awarded the Grand Prize at 
the Purls Exposition In 1sfi7, for best performance 
and greatest accuracy In adjustment. and ^*a fur¬ 
ther guarantee that they are aqua) to the boat, we 
annex name* of some of the most respecUib.e deal¬ 
er* In the trade, who have lusted them for years, and 
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements : 
B*n*dli t Km.,, N.w York. II. W, Strang, Flue*, X. y. 
E. Mart., Trey, N . V. HmVIu 4 l.boll, Owcg.j, N. Y. 
J. A. Smith, Surat, ys SpV X. V. Hydu A Urllys, Autmrn, N. V, 
Boon. A Son, Koclie.tif, N\ Y. J. A, CUrk. halavla, N. V. 
Hiram llotrnk.u, HadSlo, P». Y. II. (icnrnll ft CV>., Chvolsml, O. 
B. K. Chv ilt R'lllnnil, YL, B«e-tnihi A IY"J, 8,*w Jit.vr-n, Ct. 
J. H. Omul. Troy, Ph. NkLob A luatbsil.IVlsdo, O. 
<i \V, Lnc«, XvnlS, Ohio. Oc/lge Kmbry, Morrow, O. 
Xbnar Iaiw.ll, fVrllnnti, Mo, Or*,r^i' HUi., CanuiMlslou*. N. V. 
A.Mr Hsury,Hom.lluvdln, X,Y, 1 dry* A Worth, Cnuibddge, 
J. M. Bou!iclkX«»»VlU., IJMo. N- Y. 
D. Kuriwioiglor. VVii.tilngton, O. O, I". Diirlixr, St.nlicuvllls, Ohio. 
A, l.. BnrbAnk, \Voroo.u*r, klnM, A, W, Font, Freeport, III. 
W. 8. Taylor, Plica. N. V. Thor, Ur.bl. Wlloilngton. Del. 
Evam A Manning, oingilMlilon, II, H. BueU A ( oHurll.rd, Ct. 
N, %' i I K-rr'iioon A Clapp, 1mljaunprlls, 
Wultffr F. Weeks, Itangor, Me, InS. 
Dunlap A Baker, Manchester. I Clin.. Wynan, St. Alhalll, Vt. 
N. II. |Wai. Kirk, \Ve»t Wlnsted, Conn. 
And a large number of others throughout the United 
State*. For funner particulars, a»k your watch 
maker to see them, or address 
«M INClIEdk KUI GLEK. 
Wholesale Agents In the United states. 
Salesroom, 15 Maiden Lane, N. Y r . 
^mpUmcnt.s! mul |ttacfeincry. 
THE 
BEST HEATER IN THE COUNTRY. 
*^(7E gste' 
IT P T1 Tl T T1 fl IM. 1 MACHINES 
V is is is li n.\ 
XV JU -N-1 JLg Jl PJ deringdlrcct. Sin¬ 
ger’s. 10 cent* per 
doz.i Wheeler A Wilson, 60 eta.; Howe’s. 50 ct*.; Gro¬ 
ver & Baker, 60 ct*., and other* iu proportion. In¬ 
close the amount, and Needles will be. retumod by 
first mail. Address, 
EAGLE NEEDLE CO., Watertown, N. Y. 
A KEROSENE LAMP CHIMNEY, made of 
mien, that will never break by heat or cold, is made 
by us. They arc taking the place of glass chimney* 
and give general satisfaction, Call on or address The 
American safety Lamp Co.. 240 Pearl St., N. X. 
Moore's KritAt, New-Yorker.— With ita full 
corps of editor*, and a new publisher of energy and 
ability, the management propose to celebrate the 
qnurter-centennia) of the pioneer Hprae iu such a 
manner as to augment its popularity and usefulness. 
For a first-class, lively paper, containing matter of 
lntere*t for all classes, take the RraAL New-York. 
er, and do so at once, for the paper never was bel¬ 
ter. nnd its prospects never brighter .—P report [IU.) | 
Journal. 
BOYNTON’S 
Gas-Tight Furnaces 
FOR WARMING 
DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, 
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, Etc. 
In Portable or Brick-set form udapted for anthra¬ 
cite or bituminous coal, 
HAS THE 
Lnrgo*t amount ol Heating Surface, Great¬ 
er Power, More Durability nnd Econ¬ 
omy, Perfectly Free from Gases, 
and gives better Satisfaction 
THAN ANY FURNACE IN THE COUNTRY. 
Do not buy your Heating Apparatus until the 
BOYNTON GAS-TIGHT FURNACE 
IS SEEN. 
Thousands in use, and are the Most Popular 
Hcntcr 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 Heatin'/ and 
Cooking Range with Hot Closet. 
“CABINET" Portable Range with Hot Closet. 
"PROGRESSIVE” flat top Double Oven Range, 
are the most popular Ranges for family use. 
Hotel nnd Restaurant Haugen ami Broil¬ 
er*. Heating and Cooking Sloven 
in great varieties. 
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON CO., 
Manufacturer*. '.'.U Water St., N. Y. 
WliO.WILL USE GLASS CHIMNEYS on 
V T their J&nins any longer, when a chLmney made 
of in leu can bo bad that will never break? Million* 
or gins* chimney* are broken every your. The mica 
chimneys will come into use wherever kerosene nil 
used. Address THE AMERICAN SAFETY LAMP 
CO., 240 Pearl St., New York. 
Airrc A GJUIl l L I l K A L 
d i nii on V Implements & Machines, 
rLUW LUi, 53 Beckman St., New York. 
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH. 
(Patented by National Toy Co., 299 Broadway.) 
Furnished by Rural Purchasing Agency. Address C. II. IS. BUDDING, 
OTauatfer, Box 5S1, New York. 
LITTLE NELL" SEWING MACHINE. 
A PERFECTION BOILED DOWN 
Actual Size twice tliat of 
- --—--^ ^ 06S ^ er ^ 6Ct ani * B,e ^ a * l * e 
\ Children combine amusement 
ig Hl and utility; learn to sew and 
WLMtf en * ^ ie Y oun K folks, it has 
%_ ; _ WJM llBi never been approached by other 
