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NEWS OONDENSEB. 
— Lockport la to have a skating park. 
— The Argentine revolution Is not yet ended. 
— Mrs. Joaquin Miller has decided to turn 
actress. 
— The bounty debt of Rensselaer county Is 
$304,628.10. 
— The county seat of Ulster has been removed 
to New Paltz. 
— Ex-Gov. Holden Is the popular Postmaster 
of Raleigh, N. C. 
— Gen. Sherman Is still In New York in atten¬ 
dance on his sick son. 
— Cochran, Governor elect of Delaware, culti¬ 
vates 60,000 peach trees. 
— Judge Joseph GrltUey of Kalamozoo, Mich., 
died recently of apoplexy. 
— Lockport listened to opera on Saturday 
the 21st, for thellrst time. 
— Gen. Thomas S. Leslie died in New York 
Wednesday week, aged 79. 
— It is reported that St. Louis is going to buy 
Vlnnle Ream’s statue. “The West.” 
— Two men were killed in Jersey City by an 
explosion of giant powder last week. 
— The General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch 
Masons held Its session at Nashville, last week. 
— Thanksgiving Day was generally observed 
throughout the North and West, and to some 
extent in the South. 
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rilHE COMPANION aims to be a favorite in 
every family—looked for eagerly by the young 
people, and read with Interest by the older. Its pur¬ 
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practicable, sensible, and to have really permanent 
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It Is handsomely Illustrated, and has for contribu¬ 
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try. Among t hose are: 
J. T. Trowbridge, Dr. I. I, Hayes, 
Edward Eggleston, Rev. W. M. Baker, 
Louisa M, Alcott, Louise C. Moulton, 
Rebecca H. Davis, C. A. Stephens, 
Ruth Chesterfield, Geo. M. Towle. 
Its reading la adapted to the old and young, Is very 
comprehensive In Us character. It give* 
Stories of Adventure, Stories of Home and 
Letters of Travel, School Life, 
Editorials upon Cur- Tales, Poetry, 
rent Topics, Selections for Deolama- 
Historical Articles, tions, 
Biographical Skotohes, Anecdotes, Puzzles. 
Religious Articles, Facts and Incidents, 
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iST" Send for Circular 
W1KUIOR MOWER CO., 
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Imitation, Gold Watches, Chains and-jewelry. 
This metal has all the brilliancy and durability of tlold. Prices, $u, $20 and $25 each. 
Ladles', Gents’ and Beys’ sizes. Patent Levers. Hunting Cases and Chroinotteter Balance, 
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various sizes. N. PAGE, .l it., Danvers, Mass. 
gmpUment.s ami Ittachincry 
FOR PALI, AND WINTER. 
Horse-Powers, Engines ami Thresh¬ 
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Steamers and Boilers. Hay and Cot¬ 
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Address R. H. ALLEN &, CO., 
P. O. Box 376. 180 & 191 Water 8t., N. Y. City 
f on~\'iSjtT «iilp/jre. 
Can be used on any shaped Dash, or on 
any hind of Vehicle. 
Gives a powerful light 100 foot ahead. 
Splendid Barn Lantern. Try one. 
Price $6, C. O. D. Privilege of exam¬ 
ination. WHITE MANUK’G CO., 
Bridgeport, Conn. 
ST’H IIAV LOADER, Improved tor 
175. Including Wind-Break Attachment. War¬ 
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wagon In live minutes, and take It as clean ns by the 
hand fork, and to be adapted to all ordinary meadow 
land. Manufactured at the Ag'l Works, MondviUe, 
Pa. Send for Descriptive Circulars early. 
The new PLANET .lit. 
DRILL and HOE sows " hW 
a charm,” and hoes, plows, sub- //■/ aL 
BOtls, opens and Covers biller, 
metre 'imi nx Ilmen farter than 
the harul hoe. Manufactured by X N-'- 
S: L. ALl.BN A CO., 119 8. Ub Y 
St.i Philadelphia, Pa. ■■ 
Thret other styles, circulars free. 
A live Agent wanted in every town. 
PRINDLE’S 
This Steamer has been fourteen 
S years In use; the patent Is extended 
seven years more, its equal for du¬ 
rability, economy and safety has not 
yet appeared. We have the exclusive 
manufacture of them, and shall be 
pleased to hear from those In want . 
Circulars sent tree. Prize essays on 
cooked food tor stock forwarded, 
postage paid, on receipt of 20 cents. 
BARROWS, SAYERY & 00., 
Philadelphia, 
Manufacturers of Tinned, Enameled and Plain Hol¬ 
low-Ware and Sadirons. 
J. C. HAND & CO., Factors, Philadelphia. 
Holbrook’s “ New Regulator ” Seed Drill 
C Sow, all kinds of Vegetable Seeds with regularity. 
CSa The 3TANU.4RO machine. KlCMOPFf Ft* tur IH/i. 
-w^Coniblne* tli« lw„t (lulntn ever produced, Sim- 
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Wholesale Manufacturer, 154 North St., Boston, and 
Pearl St., New York. 
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J-if grinding < oru ami Cob.Coni' 
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 
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NEW8PAPE1I8 a specialty. 
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CAST STEEL 
ICE-PLOWS, 
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and other 
ICE TOOLS. 
8 the only Machine 
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It to be the flnesl and most perfect oliromo sent out 
by any publisher. It is no mure daub, us too many 
of the so-culled chromOS are, and la particularly ap¬ 
propriate for the dining room. Knowing that our 
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lug to put It Into the bauds Of as many as possible, 
now wo olfer to send It for tlirac munihs on trial, 
with the abiivii beautiful chromo, for only 50cents, 
or for lust three months of the year and through 
IH75, and the chromo. for only $1.26. To show our 
confluence in paper and chromo. we will take them 
back tttui refund tbo money to all who am not 
satisfled with the paper or Oliromo. Wn chnllengo 
any publisher In the country, to produce ns many 
tcstimotilnls, in proportion to circulation, as we 
can show for tho print ioul value or *’Tlie Ke- 
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Chrouio. All who grow flowers. In-doors or out, 
fruits or vegetables, should tuko It. Specimen copies 
tree to all applicant:!. Our niter to dub agents Is 
very liberal. Our “small Fruit Instructor”— 
a61 page book—tells In plain, simple language how 
to plant and grow all kinds of small fruit success¬ 
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$Uui publications 
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WARRANTED. 
Illustrated Price Lists sent free on application, and 
orders executed without any delay. 
AjIKS PLOW COMPANY, 
53 Beckman fib, New York, 
and Quincy Hall, Boston, Mass. 
CINCINNATI 
Lilt IS AT REDUCTION 
IN PRICES FOR 
GAS LIGHT FOR ALL 
Every household can be supplied with a beautiful 
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It Is simple In construction, safe In operation and 
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For Villages, Churches, Rural IliJtnes, Institutions, 
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aud full Information on application. 
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717 Snnvom St., Philadelphia, 
110 Liberty St., New York. 
THE NEW MUSIC BOOK, 
Morning Star 
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riMIK GAZETTE Is the great newspaper or the 
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THE NEWSPAPER AGENT'S GUIDE 
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Reference .-—Editor of Rubai. New-Yobkkb. 
CHRISTMAS BELLS for 1874 
Indispensable to All who Wish to be Happy 
and Make Others Mo. Sent I'rre on receipt or 1 
stamp by ADAMS & CO., Pubs., Boston. 
The Little Corporal 
AN ILLUSTRATED MACAZINE FOR BOYS AND OIRLS. 
This magazine has now been nearly ten years before the public, and has secured for itself the 
highest reputation. for the excellence of Its reading matter and the beauty of its Illustrations. 
Its conductors aim to provide in each number wholesome entertainment for the Little 
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r Address, JOHN E. MILLER, Publisher, Chicago, Ills. 
HACK GLOVER- FULL GLOVES. 
Very grea tly Improved In form of the claws and the 
more complete shielding of the parts subject to wear 
$»cu cuts), making them wear five timet us lung, and 
doing the work much faster and. easier than can be 
done with any other hunker, 'dado of the very best 
calf leather (tanned expressly), in four sizes; right 
and left handed. Samples sent prepaid on receipt of 
price. Half gloves. 81.25; full gloves, $2.56 per Pair. 
We also manufacture t etra glut lit i/ plain calf working 
Gloves and Mu ton*. Price, prepaid. Mittens. *1.40; 
Glovew, *1.15 per pair. Liberal discount on all our 
goods. Ask your merchant, or addre-,s IIail Hurk- 
Yes, S26 OO a dav is guaranteed nalng our 
Well Auger and Drills in good territory. 
Highest testimonials from the Governors of 
Iowa. Arkansas and Dakota. All tools war. 
ranted. Two wells 50 foot deep can he bored 
in one clay, and one well will fhruish water 
sufficient, for 100 head of cattle, Splendid 
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Address: J1L» WELL AUGER CO., St.Louts, Mo. 
