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PERSONAL ITEMS. 
Cardinal McCloskey la 65. 
General ShebiDAX has arrived in New Or¬ 
leans. 
The Prince or Whales will visit India in the 
summer. 
Jones Of Nevada, has an income of $*50,000 
per month. 
James H. Tnoeiisolt. has been pardoned by 
Gov. Tllden. 
James Stephens, the Fenian Head Center, is 
now in Paris. 
Postmaster Genera! Jewell is back from his 
campaieuinK* 
A new suit has been begun by the State 
against Tweed. 
1*. T. BarnTTM was elected Mayor of Bridge¬ 
port, Ct., last week. 
Mrs. Lieut. Fitch is now spoken of as the 
queen of diamonds. 
Edward G. It van has been re-elected Chief- 
Justice of Wisconsin. 
Muioham VotTNt; has erected a new broom 
factory in Salt Lake City. 
The Czarina of Russia (Princess Imperial) hafi 
given birth to a daughter. 
The pcet Longfellow is called the most visit¬ 
ed man in the United States. 
James Pa rton has purchased a summer resi¬ 
dence in Ncwburyport, Mass. 
Prince Napoleon’s name ha3 been struck 
off the list of French generals. 
Jeep Davis is ubiquitous. He is now with 
Ills niece, Mrs. Strauss, of New Orleans. 
IIret Haute has met with an affliction in the 
loss of Ids mother, Mrs. Harte Williams. 
Senator and Mrs. Stockton, of New Jersey, 
are announced to sail for Europe in May. 
It Is reported that M. Sbhichkin has been ap¬ 
pointed Russian Minister to the United Slates. 
The Rev. Dr. Newtnan him written a reply to 
Mr. Gladstone’s last pamphlet on Vaticanism. 
Senator Room of California, is visiting 
friends in Huston and other New England 
cities. 
John W..). Parker has been appointed post- 
muster at Now Orleans, vice C. M. Ringgold 
suspended. 
The Rev. Leonard Bacon, of Center Church, 
New Haven, preached Ids fiftieth anniversary 
sermoi recently. 
^CVtUlW. 
CORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER 
gftnpUnwntjsi ami parltinmj, &r. 
Bradley’s Self-Dumping Sulky Hay Rake. 
A RARE CHANCE FOR ACENTS. 
IHTJIPS FKOJI BOTH WHEELS. 
Upwards of 500 sold in 1^74. giving entire satisfaction. Not one single instance of failure. Guar¬ 
anteed to be the best. 8»ad for Descriptive Circulars. 
ItKAUMlV IIAI>li«’ACTIJRl^« fiyraeiue. 1. 
Ivi rtisein. i.ts... other colutn ol Bradley’s American H ary cater and Bradley’* Mower. 
BRADLEY’S THE WESTINGH0USE 
Threshing Mnc.blncn and florae Powers are 
A _TTrt-MTrrvCi-frtT* unoqualcd by any for general excellence. 
APRIL \7 
implements anti parhinety. 
Hexamer’s Prong-Hoe. 
price ei.so. 
" A man with one of these can do several times as 
much work a* with a common hoe Am. AgncuJt »t, 
*• We know of nothing that will atall con. p=.re with 
lb—ChWi/rv Gentleman. 
“ We would not be without it for $10. '—Model 
Farmer. . . 
' U will do double the work of anyband implemen t 
within our knowledge."— Borticultariet. 
H. II. ALLEN Ac CO., Sole Licensees under the 
Trade Mark. 18U & lid Water St... 
P. o. no* 3,6. NEW YORK CITY. 
Aivrrc \ men i/hjral 
nn :v Implements & Machines, 
PLOW CO., .53 Heckman r>t.. New York. 
FIRST PREMIUM MILK PAN. 
Butter making made easy, hr using the Iron Clad 
Milk pan. The most complete, desirable and eco¬ 
nomical apparatus for setting indk a, 'd raising ream 
ever produced. All butter maker* should u»e them. 
Each'pan holds one milking for any number of cows. 
Send for Circulars and Price Lists, stating that you 
saw this in MoitliK’S KniAf NEW.) 0 i. l !jlnvv 
Address III \ NELL A MR OWN, 
PATENTEES AN1> MAMnrAOTUJtERS, 
Guilford, ( liennngn C'o., N. Y. 
REED & BARTON, 
MANUFACTURERS OK KINK 
EI.IIUTICO - PLATE!) 
TABLE WARE. 
Balesooom nt Factories, Taunton, Mass., and 
2 maiden Lane. New York. 
BRADLEY’S 
American Harvester 
T1IK 
MODEL REAPER OP THE WORLD, 
Will Cut, Rake ami Deliver In good condition for 
binding, any grain that grows, either lodged or 
standing. 
Weighs Dot) pounds. An Adjustable Track, which 
Is Invaluable land pwtei'sto'd by no other Iteupern). en¬ 
abling the Driver to adjust the Hakes instantly for 
standing, lodged, loaning or tangled grain. Send 
for Illustrated Circular. 
BRADLEY’ MANUFACTURING CO., 
Syracuse, N. Y. _ 
.'OJjJSuffi «*• 
THRESHER. 
Kirst-Olass small Thresher four to six horse Lever- 
power. Will thresh and clean twenty to thirty bush- 
cls who'it per hour. 
BLYMYJKR MANUFACTURING CO , 
CINCINNATI, O. 
Cane Mills and Evaporators, Steam Engines, 
Church, School and Farm Bells. Circulars sent on 
application. ___ 
lirrm rp for any machine; 12 for40c.;tfi forW. 
NllULLO L. Pr.ItKJNS A Co., Walnut St . PHHa. 
Threshers for all sizes of Horse Powers and steam, 
Lever Powers for 4 to til Horses. Endless Chain Pow¬ 
ers for 2 and 3 Horses and Eugims from 4 to 10 
Horse Power. All with Isl and Important improve¬ 
ments. bond for Circular, 
G. WESTING HOUSE Ac CO., 
Schenectady, N. Y. 
f vT-c-' ■> lUR 11 ES I' 
HORSE HAY FORK. 
Descriptive Catalogue Scut Free. 
JL PKMOCK M A.MTACTI UIYG CO., 
I Bennett Square, Cheater Co., Pn. 
ATTENTION, OWNERS OK HOUSES 
» Ask your harness maker 
flv, for the Zinc collar pad. 
IN -,v. They are warranted to cure 
ft my i-oie neck, or money re- 
/ I funded. If printed direc- 
\ A- X / 9 Uons are followed. Send 75 
’ y Jf i t.,, tor sample, to the ZINC 
COLLAR PAD CO., bole 
Munuf’rs, Buchanan. Mich. 
ELGIN WATCHES. 
HAY I.OADRR. Improved lor 
' j S7.5, including Wind-Break Attachment. War¬ 
ranted to pitch a ton Of huv from the wiurow in live 
minutes, and hike it us clean ns hy the bund fork. 
C3T - Send for Circular,__ 
S TO FARMERS. 
DOUBLE ItttUlNKD 1*0BURETTE 
for sale m lots to suit Customers. Phis 
article is sold for HALF TUB intiri: of 
other fertilizers and is cheaper for t o¬ 
bacco, Cotton. Corn and .Vegetables 
lliauauy uthcr in market. Priest* itle It v- 
crtiil on iKiiml in N. Y. nt>) prr ton. 
Milton Stii .no. HtifloU Oo. % V 
wiMti's:— M I KitVC roiiftratte a ihorowKii 
trial this year, using U upon Corn. Potatoes, Lima 
lte-ins Toro Roes anil Vines.Until have nevci ruiaud 
better crops. My Corn will yield HKI bushel* of ears 
per aero, and niy garden was the surprise and admi¬ 
ration ol nil who saw it." 
Mr in ivvAUfi, New London Co,. CL, writes:— lean 
fully recommend your Double Helmed f’oudrotte88 
being t he best, terlillgor m use for Corn, Pot nines and 
Tobacco I have tested it side, by aide with otner ma¬ 
nures, and the Poudrette has n I ways proved tlie best. 
Mr. Ai.i.ANSON, Du.uda to,, N. 1 .writes:- For 
several yours i»n>t I Imre used your Poudrette lot 
(torn Potatoes and Gordon V ogelables- and I hare 
realized >>n the Am crop one hundred per cent, for 
all the tcouoy invested " 
A Pamphlet, giving full directions, etc., sent free, 
onaDD i<»tionto .lAllfST. KOSTKit, 
Adapted to all ordinary meadow land, and to any 
farm wagon. Manufactured by dTOATTox a White, 
Agricultural Work*, Meadville, Pa. Send lor De¬ 
scriptive Circulars earlv. 
Bradley’s Mower, 
WITH 
CHANGEABLE MOTION OR SINGLE. 
Has Inclosed Gearing. Perfect Balance, with the 
Bur on the ground or folded. Self-Oiling Pitman. 
Rooking Bar. Draft l*U lbs. A Mechanical eye will 
sec at a glance that tills Mower will do more work 
with less expense for repairs than any Mower in the 
World, bend for Illustrated Circular. 
BRADLEY MANUFACTURING CO., 
hyrnruis, N* Y. 
GAUGE SOD CUTTER&WEEDER 
Pot sodding and weeding has no equal, t un lie ad¬ 
justed to uuy horse cultivator Price $-5. Circu¬ 
lars, AC.,by addressing A. 1). Ef'KLlC, Tremont, I‘u. 
SHOT-GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOI.Sjn TIEVOI.VERS, 
APPARATUS, 
Clm tmiuii’M. Rent Fork and Conveyor In 
line. Unloads and carries Hay. Grains, «C.» over arc*|» 
nows, into she<1«, burns.&c. Saves labor, time,money. 
Sent on trial, circulars Bent. Agents wanted. 
G. B Weeks .V Cn . Hyraruse, N. * • 
- 
Climax Mowers, 
Reapers & Self Rakes. 
(ilHUS & STERRETT MK’G (0., 
( OltHY, ERIE CO., PKNNi’A. 
fiend for Illustrated Catalogue, 
WARBASSE PATENT WHEEL HOE. 
• Onion Growers! Gnr- 
Pmnn 410 >1 (Iciu'inI Nu ruerymen ! 
JrriCC 3>t"' Sent I ’in a Ttrarintit'i < I r- 
diliiref the only Hand Cu I - 
tlvalor that hoes on both 
sides of a row at. one opera- 
/Tf CVie lion, or between the rows 
l as fast n* a man can walk. 
- The revolving dt^ks pro- 
■MmMwi’L'^'VKv . , (tie «runllesl plants 
SsieC'V- Of-' from being covered, it will 
do the work of 6 men. 
WM. L. Bt)5 Lit & BBO 
from being covered, ft wil 
BRO,, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Holbrook’s “ New Regulator ” Seed Drill 
V Sow. all kind, of VcRttiinls f*e«d* with regularity- 
S hine. KK.M'lOaLEP tig 1ST,,. 
,Mint* ever prndaefil. 81 m- 
,t handled, OPtIN WMl'lL 
.Srko (MKnprmitt hiiowa 
rut: Si »o Daoi'lnNO, flivo 
Mitltlflrlmo, Circnlatv Free. 
Mddt-hy E.E.LtUlMti6 A Co. 
ft) S. Market SL Boston,M n •. 
n-guluniy. 
11 for IHf.V 
THE BEST for RAILROAD purpoueB now 
mamifiictured. Certificates from over 30 
SUPERINTENDENTS of I.catling Rail¬ 
roads In tlie United State*. 
Si v grades of Gents’ WntcUe* with Stem 
YY'ludlug and Setting Attachments. 
BUY NO MORE CHEAP SWISS WATCHES. 
ASK TO SEE 
THE NEW ELGIN WATCH, 
ITEMED 
“T. M. AVERY” 
The BEST WATCH, for the money, now made In the 
World. 
Each Watch man-tfactnred bythetom- 
nauy, bearing their Trade Mark, is accom¬ 
panied by uJIKIUL, hearing the name 
and number of the watch, Guaranteeing 
Its quality. 
for wile by nil Jewelers. 
WATCH, 
on application 
Of any And ♦Tftry Vlud. ^un*l «tsrf)|i tor 
CalMloiruc. AddroM WcMIin! liim 
and Revolver Works, Pittsburgh, p«. 
<M» t’oitlundt Si., New 
Genuine Guanos. 
Sand for Circular. JOHN ItffiRD, 12 Cliff St., N. Y. 
CHEMICAL 
FERTILIZERS. 
i Nitrate of Soda; Nitrate ot Potash; Sulphate of 
Potash; Sulphate Ammonia; Acid Phosphate, 
yielding 2-t por cent. Soluble Phopphuti* of Lunfi. 
Price pi>r ton. Also, 
CLIMAX SUPERPHOSPHATE, 
CONT LINING 3.2d per cent, of Ammonia and 24 
per cent, of Soluble Phosphate of Lime. 
In re ilv to letters of inquiry, prices and the exact 
analysis ’of any or each of the chemicals will be 
given; and they will he sold with GLARAN I'EE 
of the quality as stated. GEO. 15. WHITE, 
■'.l D the only Machine 
P #4 f^s II mat can knit all sizes 
_ - _ v 1 of work, and narrow and 
Wt! widen It; that c»n shape 
I ■_and COMPLKTg, without 
• na Jk L| I Kl C 1 liand-ilnisliing. seamless 
Iwl P* n I l« EL L Hosiery, l.luves and Mlt- 
“ tens, or knit them in ull 
sizes; or Mill Ribbed, Double and Fancy atttobes 
for Underwear,.luckels, Shawl*. Scarfs, etc. it knits 
over 4 i,5 different Garments. Over I OH percent. 
Drofltln Manufacturing Knit Good*. The farmer 
trebles'he value of bis M’ool by converlinK it into 
Knit Goods. Women mike $5.00 a day with it. 
Agents wanted. Send stamp for Samples of work | 
mid reduced I’rloe-List, Address 
l.A.ll It KM’.ING .11 AtGI I N E CO., 
At Chicopee Falls. Mass.; 
Cincinnati, O., or Chicago. XJl.; 
'•22 Chestnut ML. Philadelphia. Pa. 
WANTED. 000 RELIABLE MKN to sell 
\v the NELLIS’ HA UPOON PORK, al-o Nellis’ 
Patent method for conveying Hay to uny pirt of 
1 Alow or on Stack. Full description given to those 
who apply for Pamphlet. Men who have experience 
1 in farming preferred. Equipments iurmshed and 
I liberal salurv paid. Keliuble reference required. 
Address A. .1. NELLIS & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa. 
100 Front SL, New York. 
Improved Foot Lailies. 
Small Engine Lathes, Small Ge'ir 
Cutters, Hand Planers for metal. 
Ball Turning Machines, Slide 
Keats, Foot Scroll Saws lor light 
and heavy work. Small Power 
B*£5? Scroll Suit*. Foot Circular Saw 
EXjsJr-- Nga,4^gg Machines. Tlie very best. Many 
readers of this paper have one of them. Catalogues 
free. N. 1L BALDWIN, Laconia, N. 11. 
Just the articles for Artisans or Amateurs. 
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. 
ALL REAPERS and MOWERS should have the 
HA Rltisux III TIBER BLN ED K.VIFE HEAD 
* Jt diminishes their draft at least line-third ami adds 
greatly to ilieii d.orabUity, It almost entirely obvi¬ 
ates ail n’t or, .friction or Jar, causing flic machine to 
run w ithout noise, hreakim.i of knives or clogging. Send 
for Descriptive Circulur to 
H.VRIUSON MANUF’G CO„ Lansing, Mich. 
/"v HOLEKOOK’S SWIVEL PLOWS 
MOVABLE CUTTER, 
- ® kSS are unetiualled. 
■mry Before you buy 
ACv^. 
EVERETT A RMAt.t. (Butcassors to F.T.Holbrook & Co.) BOSTOU. 
MOOllE’S Itl'KAl. NEW-YonKKB. conducted by 
our Jolly friend, Hon. D. D. T. MooUE. leads all the 
papers of its class in this country, it is edited with 
great care and has a large variety of interesting and 
instructive departments for the family and tne fire¬ 
side. Convenient in form, remarkably neat In typog¬ 
raphy. abounding in timely illustrations, and well 
filled with tlie choicest of matter, both original and 
selected, it lias no superior in Its peculiar sphere.— 
Yonkem Gazette. 
