MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
283 
NEWS CONDENSES. 
— The Saratoga County house has 135 inmates. 
— Tiie ice in Cayuga Lake dissolved last week. 
— The Hudson is entirely clear of ice at Troy. 
— Pickpockets infest the churci)03 in Roch¬ 
ester. 
— The ice went out of Buffalo river without 
damage. 
— Navigation on Seneca Lake was resumed, 
last week. 
— The Republican judicial ticket was elected 
in Michigan. 
— The Dominion Parliament was prorogued 
on the 8th iust. 
— The loss by the Port Jervis flood will not 
exceed $300,000. 
— The new combination railroad tickets are 
good only for five days. 
— There are counterfeit fives on the Traders’ 
Bank of Chicago afloat. 
— There are no cases of yellow' fever at Key 
West nor on shipboard there. 
— Immense deposits of coal have been dis¬ 
covered in East Canon, Utah. 
— There are now six criminals in the Tombs 
under indictments for murder. 
— Tiie Ohio municipal elections generally re¬ 
sulted in Democratic victories. 
— The Jesses in Michigan from the Spring 
freshets aro estimated at $350,000. 
— The regatta of the American Colleges will 
take place on Lake Saratoga, July 17. 
— A force of 150 special policemen lias been 
sent from Philadelphia to the Lehigh region. 
— A large discrepancy in the accounts of the 
Pacific Mall Steamship Company was reported. 
— The loss by the burning of the University 
Mound College at South San Francisco, Cal., is 
$00,000. 
— There are many secessions from the Catho¬ 
lic to the orthodox Greek Church in Russian 
Poland. 
— The British Government has refused to 
grant tiie petition for the relief of tiie Fenian 
prisoners. 
Mrs. Gaines has recovered suit against the 
City of New Orleans but finds tiie treasury 
bankrupt. 
— The grand jury of tiie District of Columbia 
h e thus far failed to indict Congressinen-elect 
King and 8c.hu maker. 
Vick’s Floral Guide 
1h Published Quarterly, at Si cents a year. More 
than 200 pages and 500 illustrations, first and second 
numbers now ready. Third number out before first 
of May, and will contain A Trip rn California. 
^flfnt.3 'Wanted. 
AGENTS \VANTED for " Sneer** in HwUnets," or 
(mw*» ■ ■ m 'fills Country has money 
JWJ f 1 w*. Pf for everyoody; for Work- 
•“ “ * incmi n. Business Men, Far- 
' mers. Voting Men, and all; 
j" B W ami this book shows how to 
to ' gel it. Ju*t the book for 
mriTfn Tm the times, and will sell fast. 
JYL A Klli I I - Set d for Cireulur un 1 terms 
ilUAAUJ J. X • to ajrauta. 
P W Z1KGI.KK „V Co.. ..is .vreli St., Phllu., Pa. 
1 urge t& best Stationery Package in the worlil mail- 
J ed for 15c. <»'. L. Felton .V Co., 1511 Nassau St.. N.Y. 
FOR AGENTS j\ or It 
It/a U II Ci ■ ten New .Novelties: just out; 
needed in every house: mm pie and circulars tree 
by mail. II. B. WHITE ,t Co.. Newark. N. J. 
L imv^Lonlf and chromes sell like hot 
1 * 1 £3 favwiv cakes. Agents are reaping 
a rich harvest. Samples 111 cts.. or stamp for t ireu- 
lar. DIKltJO MFB CO., So. Berwick, Me. 
A GENTS WANTED, -tio a week and expenses, 
or $100 forfeited. All tUunewaud Standard Nov¬ 
elties, Chronics. .vc. Valuable samples tree with 
Circulars. R. I.. PLLTOUl.'Il,US lCust Broadway,N. Y. 
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address 1,. M. NOUTUUOP. Pres. American Gold 
Mining Co. 83 Wall St.. New York. 
N AFM SWUAIl PIPE" (Pat.) a priloct-looking 
U C I»l Sugar, Cbromo»« KIW Novelties. 8 ampie 
10c. SIMPSON A SMITH. fifi Cortlundt St.. N. Y. 
A O r ft I T 9 WANTED TO OBTAIN 
ft iY jr nd S N Subscribers fnrtlie best Agrl- 
*■ " ■ I* * “ cultural and Family Weekly 
Newspaper. Liberal corn missions for little work. 
Address MOORE'S UHUA L NRW-YUKK KR, 
7-> Duane St., New York t By. 
» A MONTH.—Agents wanted everywhere. 
Business honorable and tirst-elass. Par¬ 
ticulars se t free. Address 
.1. WORTH & co.. St. Louis, Mo. 
MAKE IT. 
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AGENTS 
!>cul ©state, 
DELAWARE & MARYLAND FARMS 
Fruit, Grain and Grass. Catalogue Free. 
.1. H. WOOD & CO., Dover, Del. 
TT'AHiHH FOR SALE—In all secllons of Mnry- 
1 land and Virginia. Dairy, Fruit Farms and Coun¬ 
try Seats, verv convenient to markets. A Iso for sale, 
Citv and Suburban property Itt and around the cities 
of Baltimore and Washington. A, I,. BERRY. Real 
Estate Agent, No. 12 Loxlngston Sc., Baltimore, Md. 
25,000 Acres awH 
J iiTtrma, 
WM. 8. RiDGKl.V, Denton. Md. 
Address 
BOOK AGENTS 
TEN THOUSAND a,cu amt somen—ti»vo 
anaw«n,d our call to soil that tamoua new book— 
TELL IT ALLS*' »uU yot wo wont 10.000 
morn I 30,000 oople, h*ve Ih,*,, .old, aiofsiiit 
tt glows In favor tlailr. anil wotuallj ouba.ll* alt otlicr 
book* three l'j ono ; Mini.taro aajr—•'tfoii spred it I" 
100,000 Ro»<ler« any, "HU upUndotr Thou- 
sandx are wattliig for it; atnl Agent) uni nrllliig from 
_ 10, to 20# da, ftj* Ttic OUTFIT f« FREE 
<0 all. borne riarnnhletfl, win, BIC terms sent free. 
Address, A. U.WORTHINGTON Ac CO., Hartford, Couu. 
FRUIT FARM. 
A valuable one of 185 acres for Bate, adjoining a 
thriv nr town in Southern Iowa. Kur par.lcului'H, 
"i pi .. H. C. SIGLER ..I", lews. 
WHY GO WESTtS&'S&f&MK 
Ct'itnly man, with every road, river, town, rch b 
Aurcti, mill, 20c. .1. F. MANCHA, tui..,..,a, Md. 
( tH^AP FARMS In healthful climate; short winters; 
\ good society, with Schools, Churches, R. R. mid 
N tv. Excellent grain, grass and fruit, farms. Send for 
Catalogue with prices to II. N. Mancha . Kidgely, Mil. 
~~- - - - I ■ i ■ "T ■ _ — ' .t 
^vcc.si, ^ce(b', 
James Vick, 
Rochester, SM. Y. 
Iflii'Tfl' and Vemtlublit Seeds furnished at the 
mViiiiiri-ib.BrT'i.:;.''' 1 , " ! ” T T,,K 
BOUTELLE’S 
Mulless Oats. 
Highest Honors Awarded to u Bon- 
telle’s IIuHess Oats.” 
First Premium on grain and a Silver Medal award¬ 
ed W. A. Routedlo, for hi# Htiliosa Oats, by “ Maine 
State Agricultural Society," and "Diploma” by 
•’Vcrmo t state Agricultural Society also ” Di- 
plotua” by “New Hampshire Agricultural society." 
WHAT WE CLAIM FOR BOUTELLL’S 
HULL ESS OATS. 
The important point* of sttperlority claimed for 
tins seed ever All other varieties, and which are 
fully sustained by (tie udiintary statements of re¬ 
liable t.o’iners who puroliutied them of mo last sea¬ 
son, are these: 
1 . They will yield nearly as tunny measured bushels 
to the acre us any other variety, un the same 
quality of ground, with onr-hnU the amount of 
seed. 
2. The grain is heavier than the old variety, weigh¬ 
ing se lbs. to the measured bushel. 
3. The straw is of different formation from other va- 
liellcs -h. li.g large at the mound, tapering grad¬ 
ually to tliu betel, making it.stronger nt the base, 
wt.ere it. ta nenJcd — an I wtll stand our rich 
meadow woM wif.ltoul lodging. It ts n so of a fleer 
grain and sweeter, tnakp g/»((< / fee'll—on Item of 
Importance to the farmer. 
1. These oota are two weeks earlier than the com¬ 
mon var uty, therefore escaping the rusty sea¬ 
son. and not llutde to rust, 
5. They tain lie raised on any ground that we can 
iiitso the common oat, with more than tlnuble the 
profit to the grower, 
tl. They do notation in harvesting. 
Tlies t oats thresh out With out, a hull, but should 
not boeoi'IViiiieled with any ot the so-calluf •' Skin¬ 
less,” *• Naked,” “ Botion.tau,” Ac.,Outs, as they aro 
or an entirely distinct species, For a fuller descrip¬ 
tion of fioute.lleV itulless fmtt. sco Edttorlnl in the 
It Pit A I, Nbw-Youk i.u of April III. 1875. 
1 will elose out the balance of my H ullera Oats for 
one-half cash and the bala ee November 1st, la cash 
or eats at 81 ncr Imsliel, optional with the buyer. 
I For Price List*, artfii ess 
VV. A. ROUTE LI. E, 
Mansion Mouse, Albany, N. Y. 
AbHO nut 8 AI.K - —tHie car.luud of the celebrated 
" Brown. Ii'h Beauties” and ** Nonesuch ” Potatoes, 
raised from choice sue i purehased of E. I, Brownell 
the propagator. Tints-* are the earliest and most pro¬ 
ductive varieties known. 
Price $7 per barrel. Bend orders to 
VV. A. UOUTELLE, 
Mansion House, Albany, N. Y. 
SEEDS 
Upon which you can Depend. 
YOUNG & ELLIOTT, 
Have Removed from 9 John St., to 
12 CORTLANDT ST., New York. 
fl3Y“Send for thnlr Illustrated Catalogue, (free,) of 
Vegetable and Flower Seeds, that never fail. 
THE CROTON GRAPE. 
Two fine two-year-old vine* of this excellent white 
grape sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of one dol¬ 
lar. 8 . IV . UNDKRHl |,L, Croton Landing p. O..N. Y. 
£vcc.$, glairtjs, &r. 
O SAGE ORANGE HEED. Warranted new 
crop. 1 bush., ill: 5 hush., 82a. 
F. K. PlHKNl.V. Bloomington. 1)1. 
CEED l’OTATOKH. E.v«»n Kurly Vmnotib 
P KrowncH's Beauty and Cumpt m’s Surprise; peek, 
; bush., $3: barrel, fti. K,\co sioran i Carpentor'a 
Seedling ; Peek, 81; bUslt„$; bairel.fi. Ice Dream, 
peek, f 1. All eash ardent acknowledged on receipt, 
and potatoes sent as soon a» safe from frost. 
J. TALBOTT A SON. Rome, N.Y. 
THE VICTOR POTATO! 
Turn (t;-Wylif till n tm.ihrl Yields over 700 bushels 
with ordinary farm cultivation ; cooks white aasrmw. 
Sent, post-paid, 61) eye*. *1; ISO eyes. *2. 
Addre** A. G. AS 11 AI,l), Garrettsville, O. 
100 men 
I OMBABD and other choice Plums, 
J l yr.. 2.1ft.. J12.50 $111. 
Early Beatrice Peach, 1 year, 1st class. In. 
Alexander tin • Amsdeii, “ " each $1. 
Asparagus, Giant, I yr., 1000, 80. 2 yr.-., 3. 
“ Conover's Golossal, 1 yr., 1000. $3; 2 yrs., 4. 
Rhubarb, chnice seedlings, 1 00 5. 
free by mall, 1.50 12.50 
Ash. White. 8. 10 ft., 10. fit). 
Black Walnut, 111. tl *• 6U. 
Elm, White. 10.12 *• 15 . 120. 
Honey Locust, 8. II) “ so. 
Silver Maple. 12. 16 “ 10. fiU. 
Mouetalii Ash, 8 , 10 " S. ( 5 J. 
'* Weeping, 1st elass, 12 . 
l’lne. 8 eoleh, line 3. I it., transplanted 
and root pruned, fi. 50. 
Spruce, Norway, Hue 2. 3 ft,, tfauspiant- 
ed and root pruned, C. 50 . 
Berberry, strung, hearing plants, 3. 25. 
BnlyeanMnis, 1.2 ft., per HI. 1.50 8 . 
Tuberose*, strong, (lowering root*, 3. 25. 
Sweet Potatoes, Nauseui mi mid Southern Queen 
roots for sprouting, pet bn* ml, $2,5ij. Green-House 
and Bedding Plains. Send stiiiiiii for Prioe Lp't.or '.'tie. 
for 5 Bn till og ue*. K. K. PIKENLY, Uleonilngton, III. 
CT RAAV HER RIKS, Raspberries, Ac., new a.n,I 
H rare kind*. t’urrauts.Vines, Frilli Tree*. Ac. Stock 
tine, rcllahlp. low iirleeil. BERRY BAhll ETH 
and Crate*—general HBBorlment. 111 list'd price lasts 
free. It. II, HAINES, Mnlilen-t.n-tbe-Hudson.N. V. 
Ash. White. 
Black Walnut, 
Elm, White. 
Honey Locust, 
Silver Maple, 
Mountain Ash, 
PEACH 
Trees lor Spring-planting ; tlioy cannot lie excelled 
HAM 
A MONTH.—Agents wanted. 10 best 
*iHelling articles In the world. Sample 
free. Address . 1 . BRONSON, Detroit Mich. 
fl> C n . n n ll ' < ’ ,, ''f t undexpenae3t(jall. Articles new 
mil In n II Ma P'e ns Hour. Samples free. C. M. Li.v- 
Vj/U U JU ino'ion A into., New York or Chicago. 
TIIE TOLL-GATE! PR,IEp ICTURt sent free! 
tindi ... eeni°u» gem! 50 objects to 
nna ! Address, with stamp, B, Abbey, Buffalo, N.Y. 
Largest stock in America; quality extra. Prices 
reasonable. Price List free. T. s. lit. BliAKD, 
Fredonia, N. V. 
PLANTS AND SEEDS 
TOR EVERYBODY. 
Our new handsomely-illustrated Catalogue for 
1875 Is now ready. Sent to any address on receipt 
of a letter-stamp. Address the 
BELLEVUE NUBHEItY COMPANY, 
Pntemon, New Jeruey. 
Dunham <St Sons, Manufacturers,' 
* Warcrooms, 18 East 14th Street, V 
[Establislied 1834.] « NEW YORK. 
Send/or Illutlrated Cirtular and Price List, 
iUi.srcUancou.s. 
"RPTT.TIPSV 0,1 MT8 Currd by the ««**f RoM' Byiteptlo 
EeeTa X UtmKdie,. TmiL Fachcie rut For dr- 
HBUMKHP ouIafn, evidence of suoceiff. etc., exidrets 
RO^dS BKLjTIiiCUS, No. 257 JJ.tiu Struct, Mchmead lad, 
LOVERS 7 GUIDE 
, , W 1 v ^ tratod. Model 
Xrove Letters-Art of guinlng love and of marrying 
who and when you please—llow to be handsome 
Lures for hundreds of diseaBus. Also many new 
secretB, arts, mysteries, money-making methods. Ac. 1 
Prieeonly locts. Union Pi n. Co., Newark, N. J, 
RURAL AND OTHER GOOD BOOKS. 
For sale at the IUtrat, Ni:\v-YoniCEi: Office, no. 78 
Duane SI., Now York, or sent by mull, post-paid, 
on receipt of prlco 
Willitril’i Pinctlcal Dairy Husbandry 
IjtiMt iHBuedl...g;j (>() 
Allen's (L. K.) American < utile. 2 00 
Do. Now American Farm Buck. 2 60 
Do. Diseases Of Dome.Be Animals. 1 (<) 
Do. Rural Architecture. j 
American Bird Fancier... 30 
A merican Pomology (Sti 1 llustratlons) Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical CookerV. 1 75 
American Rose Clllturlst. 10 
American Wheat CdHnrlst (Todd).!.!!!!!!!! 2 00 
Belueel's Rabbit Fancier....30 
RlckneU'!, Village Ititljder (65 Plates. Bhowlng 
New and Praetiral Dgwgrmi..I0IW 
HuiUBii'i''. Method ■ f Msk bg Maeuren. 26 
BrookV Bunk nf Flower* (new). 1 75 
IfrbXgciu.ta'a G-yrdnrer'* Aasb-tnnt.' 2 50 
Bilim'* Family i&itchon Gardener.I 00 
Do. Flower Garden.j 50 
Carpuntry M'.ile Kajjl (new). 5 00 
ChemUlry of tho Farm iNichols).I!!.’.’!.'!.’.' 1 26 
Lllorlton -1 Orapc Grower'* (Jlllile. 75 
Cider Maker * M:uu,k1. . 1 50 
Ohitci ’t1 New in. Chid* Doctor, colored plates!!! ri 00 
Loin * Antei lOHb Fruit Hook.. 75 
Polo's A now ic'ir, V cg-i B ml lan.. 75 
Cotton Piiltur. (I vn un e , 1. . , nn 
Crack 8I101 T.iiutn , . .... « 
Cranbarry I’uain « |,j, .1. White).,...!!!!!"!! | 25 
Dadd « A merle* II Cattle Doctor...... 1 50 
Do Modern Horse In clot....!.!"! ! "' 1 50 
Dana'* Muck Manual . .!,,!.!!!!! 1 25 
Darwin'* Varlelicro . f Animals and Plant*.!!!!. H OC 
Dead dli.it: or, SPOfilnan’a 4\ niplmo Gmile_ 1 75 
Di'Wtilng's I'rnli* hod I rult Tt ncs of neilca 
Glib X'P.I. .... ' 5 un 
Do. Rural S**|iy*. .!,!! ! " 3 50 
prulnjtgit for Profit and lieallb.!!!!!!!!!.!!!! I 60 
Her ami Color M.iUm # i ompanion. 1 ”5 
Ka»t(voud's Pranhwrr; ( nouru. 75 
Klllot's Lawn and Shade Tri'iii,.,,,,, . . 1 { ,o 
Kvurybody's l,n« •• er .!!! !! 2 00 
Kvory Wi man Her Own FB.wer Gurcicb a In, wV 
paper, Joe,: cloth...; j qq 
OHIO BEAUTY 
Medium Early. A soodl lug front Early It ho; li years 
tested. Large, handsome, productive: line late keep¬ 
er; quality be*t. #1 per lb.; 3 lb*., W, post-paid ; bush , 
1 ampbel I’m f.fl-diiyn Sugar fui n»— Tha 
best and earliest true Sugar Col'll. Packet, |Qg.; i; 
pint,20c.; plnt.Juc.; quart,one., postiiliiil. Also, extra- 
early new VVhlteGrapc, LADY Delawares, etc., cheap. 
Catalogues free. G. VV. CAMPBELL. Delaware, 6 . 
Farm Drainage i ll. I*, ihenehl.. 
. 1 00 
. I 50 
K !‘ r ,",\ 1 »">1 Machinery (jVj.T'fiuiuM) I 50 
Field « Pear Culture. . . , 6 
H lulling In A film-lean Water* f Float t)_!!!!!!! 350 
l>u. Mlkli I'litth and hmry Fitroilnu. 
korost 'free* 1 Urrani). iy 
frank Forrosler * I'leKI Sport* (2 void.).!....!'.!’.’ R , „ 
Do. Kl*h and Pishing I ICO engraving*)!!!!!!!!!!! 5 00 
l> 0 . Manual for Viaing .. 3 (Vl 
Fuller’# Illustrated Strawberry Culiurlst!.. 20 
Do. forest Tree t'ullur 1 st. ' ‘ 1 50 
Do. Km at I Fruits i illustrated). , " " i 50 
FuRon’s Poach Culture. A Hand-Book - and 
Guide tu Kvory P ar < ,r. , M 
riMIK HKt*T FLOWER. SEEDS! Tbe l owest 
J. Itutes! Send stamp for Price List before buying 
else win; re. Sarah ii. Martin, Miirbluhoud, Mas*. 
B LO O ill IN G TO N NURSERY', Bloomington, 
111. F. K. PHU5NIX. Spring List* free, or the 
*et of lour Catalogues post free for twenty cents. 
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the N Klv YORK Wkkki.v. Now Is the time to semi 
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Optic’s Magazine, 1875 
Now I* the Time to Subscribe ! The new volume 
will contain new stories hy Oliver optic. Elijah 
Kellogg and others. Terms, #3. 
DEIS & SHEPARD, Boston. 
Pu.oi cal % ltftntment.o’. 
lio. B*iW PlantHGruw (500 Uluiitmileni)‘. 1 25 
Do. ihtrnduoilon to blromurul jit 1 .-y^TJonatic 
Gun, Rod and Badtllo .... , |! 
Ilarnsy’t Barns. OlllbolldfngB and Fences".!!"!" in no 
Harrison Iti.cct., .. .... .; 
..... , ... ..i, i-. . . . ......... r . , , | , i (Jfl 
S'.MT*' Btredlng, Management, Ac,".!!! i mi 
I laiHeld a A me.lc»n Houno Carpenter . ., 50 
H nt* to ilqrso Kagper* (1 f«rhert’*i.i 75 
Ilgh FarmthK without Manure. m 
Holly'* Art of Saw-Filing. . 
Holly’s Carpenter # Hand Book tnon" 75 
Hooper's Dog and Gun .. - 
jeiiuing* on Cattle and their Diseases. 1 ;t 
Do. Horse and hi* DIhuuhus. 71 
Do. Horse Training Alude Many. . ! « 
Do. Sheep, bwinri and Poultry . f 
Jonnstou s Agricultural i bnmiHtry!!!!!!. « 
Do. Llemuntn Agrlculuirul Chemistry.,. . j sr 
Kemp's l andscape Gardening. . i $ 
Lang*troth on ttio Hire and Honey aua'."". 2 m 
l.owia Auieriuan Sportsman . .. . 2 VV 
, ‘bv h Joi,n Pnln* ar " 1 lU ” r t0 L'cnstntct Them! 
Manual ,d s laxatni'ilgnTpCu'ltiira !!!!"!. 
Mnnqal ol Tobaef'O Ctilihre. . 
Manual of Wood Carving. . a 
May ue w s lUu 0 trai«d Lome MHiiaacniont. 3 uu 
Do, lllustratod l|or*e Doptul, . , ™ 
Mechanic'sCompanion 1 Nicholson),.... "!. 300 
Mechanics for Millwrights, Machinist* and others 1 50 
Mile* 00 Uorae's Foot 1 •Tilth). " 1 3V 
iflu 1 look<ir f<^y Miss Acton and Mrs.’s!'j". 
McClurn's ptseai g* of tJijirsV, raiti*Mnd ilheeu 3 ay 
Vlonay In the Garden, by P,'i Ouinn ^101 
Norris' Ktsh Culture.......I . } S 
Norton’s (Clement# doleutlbc Agriculture. 75 
Onion Culture.. Ag 
Our Farm of Four Acres . . S 
Purdue in Strawberry Culture. 7 S 
Parson# on the lioso. . , A? 
Pear Cuitiire for Profit t p. T. <j U lnn)!!!!!'.',. 1 00 
Hedder ■ Land Measure. 1 
Practical end HelenUUo Fruit CultnfoVBakerV.!! 4 00 
Irueteu Klor culture (I 1 , llendttrbonl. 1 50 
Practical Poultry K»im «r (L. Wrightj. 2 U 0 
Practical Shepherd (Km.( luiii. ' . }5{ 
Prurorvutbin of Birds' Eggs... !5{ 
yuinny * Mystorie* of Bgu Keeping.... . iS 
Oulncy on Soiling Cattle.. .. {05 
Randall’* Fine Wool Ktieou Husbandry! !!’"! " 1 (#1 
Do. Sheet' Husbandry 11 the Hoath. " isn 
Richardson on the Dog.. . 
naundcr* uoinextic Poultry.. in 
Hcbenck’s Gardeners' 'i'oxt-Book... 7 ?! 
feribuor’a Produce Table* . in 
Do. Uoady ltockniior mol Log Book . 3 
diuiouon ■ Dorse PortroJiure— Orcodlnir’ r7>ap. 
Ing and Training Trotters. ’ 2 
Six Hundred Recipes. .. j 2V 
ikelelon l>euvus. . A nn 
skintui Housewife.. * yv 
Lluck's Trout Culturn (new).!’!. 1 in 
Stnwart’* (John) Stable Kook.. 1 cn 
lege mejer's Poultry Book (colored plates).’!!” D 00 
reKelmt ler’H Pigeon Book (colored rWes).... 5 00 
Ten Acre. Enough.. .. . 7 S 
The Boston Machinist (t itkgcraldj. 76 
£P» Olbks, Muybew und HuichTncou)!! 3 Of) 
riio Horsu (Stonahcripe). 8 vo., 1122 dp..! . 3 tn 
The Mule (Riley) - A Treatise on the Breeding 
1 raining ami uses to which lie may ,, a * 1 mi 
T he People's PrauUoul Poultry Hook . t . " , S 
Thomas* Am trail. Culturlst (48U Illustrations)'." 3 00 
Trapper'# Golds rNewhoUkO). * «! 
Trout Culture .'Seth Green). . inn 
Ti•• wbridge # (Mr*. Liu.ru) KxceUlor Cook"Book 
arid House Keeper's Aid. 126 
Worder's Hedge.* and Evergreen*.!!"!. 1 50 
Waring’* Element# of Agriculture. j an 
Watsi.n"# American Homo Garden.. . 2 mi 
Well Digging und Boring.. . . 40 
Western 8 rult Growers' Gu-de < Klllottl!!!!' 1 to 
Whoeicr* Homes for the People. .Sun 
Do. Rural Home#. . . 1 nn 
W In low Garijunlng ( '(, T, Wllllanisl . 160 
Woodruff's Trotting Horse nf A ntorlca. ... 2 % 
Womlward'# Graperies and llort’l Buildings...! 1 5a 
Do. Couu try Humes. . j 00 
Do. Cottage* anti Farn UOuees.. ) 50 
Do. Suburbun and Cuuntry UoaavH ..!.."!! I 60 
Youatt and Spooner on the ilorso.. ) sn 
Yonatt and Martin on Cuttln. I 50 
Youatt and Martin on the Hog. ' 1 00 
Youatt on Shaap.. " 1 00 
Youman's Hand-Book of Household Bolenoi’!!! 1 76 
Addres* all order# to 
D. D. T. MOORE, 78 Duane St., New York. 
Kj»* P^* <!0*lred. not named In this List 
will bo furnishod on receipt of price. 
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