mmm  ai 
PERSONAL  ITEMS. 
JtlCHAKI)  (31UNT  WlIITK  IS  WCll  U>;alll. 
Dll.  Leoxaku  Bacon  Is  scvciit.v-four  years  old. 
Ci,AKA  Mokbis  will  go  to  Florida  for  her  health. 
i?TEWAKT  L.  Woodford  will  stump  Connecticut. 
Queen  Victoria  weal's  black,  ivlth  a  white  tulle 
veil. 
Ex-Cov.  ,loEi.  Farkek  of  New  Jersey,  Is  In 
riiiladclphla. 
Lotta  now  owns  a  villa  at  Oakland,  opposite 
San  Vranclsi'O. 
The  ineinlierslilp  of  Mr.  Spurgeon's  churcli 
miinbers  4,S1  a  per.-vuns. 
The  l^i'ince  of  Wall -i  has  left  India,  lie  will 
cull  at  Malta  and  IJsbun. 
Uiv.  IIuoiiiNs  has  been  I'lccled  I'resldent  of  the 
Koyal  Asi  |•ollonllcal  Society. 
jMiw.  NKi.t.iK  OuAvr-SARTORifi  docs  iiot  expcctto 
visit  her  parents  before  autumn. 
Miss  Koka  ItONiiEirii.  the  painter.  Is  the  guesi  of 
Lord  Cochrane  at  Dumfries.  Scotland. 
ItOKEKr  Laird  ConniER  ha.s  In  pre.ss  In  London  a 
book  called  the  Lasenee  of  Christ lanlty. 
The  Emiiresrtof  Austria  Is  ahout  to  visit  her 
sister,  the  Diieheas d'.Meneon,  In  England. 
M'i.i.e  m:  i.A  Kame,  better  known  us"Oulda,” 
has  been  married  to  a  Itusslan  gentleman. 
AT  Professor  Tynilall’s  wedding  were  'riiomas 
Carlyle,  Professor  Huxley  and  Dr.  Hooker. 
The  death  of  Mrs.  A.  il.  Bowman,  Mrs.  Bel¬ 
knap’s  sister,  lauiiHouueed  from  Loidsvllle. 
Three  sennoni  were  lu'eaehed  In  Boston  In 
honor  of  the  memory  of  t  'harlol  to  i  'ushman. 
W.  F.  Storey  ilenles  that  Tllden,  Wood  and 
Kaudall  have  t  ried  to  buy  I  lie  Chicago  Times. 
Martha  .Mi'Quikk  died  In  St.  Joseph’s  Home  lor 
the  Aged  in  N.  V,  city,  Maivli  i:t,  at  l he  age  of  loii. 
The  Bight  Hon.  W.  E.  chlldrrs  has  returned  to 
Ottawa,  and  Is  the  guest,  of  tlietiovernor-Oeneral. 
Professor  <L  c.  Foster,  F.  B.  ,S.,  has  been 
elected  President  of  the  Physical  Soidety  of  Lon¬ 
don. 
Ex-Gov.  Wai.ker  of  V  irginia,  has  been  Invited 
to  deliver  the  Fourth  of  .inly  oration  at  Waverley, 
N.  Y. 
Jesse  Wei.i.s,  a  Shaker  of  the  Wat  ervllet  com¬ 
munity,  aged  us  years,  died  tv  idle  on  his  knees  in 
prayer. 
CHAS.  c.  Hchnauffer,  foui'  times  married  and  a 
Brooklyn  grocer.  Is  susitecled  of  having  murdei'ed 
his  wife. 
Ai.exandke  Dumas  favois  the  making  of  a  new 
French  Hag  out  of  all  the  rival  ones,  witli  the  tri¬ 
color  as  a  base. 
Bessie  '1'lkneu's  brother,  William,  does  nor 
charge  any  admission  fee  at  ids  leeiure,  but  lakes 
up  a  collection. 
The  Grand  Cordon  of  the  order  of  ihe  Bedecni- 
er  has  bet'll  bestowed  upon  King  Ali'on/.o  by  tlie 
King  of  Grecei,'. 
Prop.  Tauhioni  lias  been  appointed  by  Hie 
Italian  Government  director  oi  an  entomological 
stat.lon  at  Floi’tnice. 
The  Queen  of  Holluiid,  who  has  considerable 
literary  ability,  is  writing  u  book  on  Hie  beauties 
of  the  coasts  of  Southern  Ii’rauee. 
Hi'EAKEK  Kf.rr  Is  again  e.'.i.i’emelylowlii  health, 
and  U  does  not  seem  pos-slhle  t  lni(  he  wTll  long  en¬ 
dure  without  another  respite  from  labor. 
^^^vavcU'v’.o'  cOuirtc, 
CALIFORNIA. 
Have  you  any  tliouglit  of  goltie  to  (.Mliforaia  V 
Are  you  goiiiLr  Went,  .North  or  Northwest/ 
You  Want  to  know  the  best  routes  to  take'/ 
The  shortest,  satest,  uiili'kest  anil  most  coinforl- 
uble  routes  are  ihose  owned  hy  the  CJiicaRo  and 
North-VVcf  ti'i  o  Bsllwiiy  Coinpeiiy.  It  owns  over 
two  ihousuml  uiilcH  oi  the  best  road  there  is  in 
the  c.uiiiitrv.  Ask  any  tiuket  uiieiit  to  show  you  Its 
luauH  and  tune  eurds.  .ivll  ticket  uguntn  cun  sell  you 
through  tiekets  hy  this  route.  Buy  yoiir  tickets  via 
the  t’mcAUo  \  Noiiriiw  Kwi  i;nN  Hah. wav  forMiu 
Francisco, Nacrumenio. i i./deii, Kalt  Lake  t’by ,  Chey 
eltne.  Diinver.  Omaha,  l.iiiC'ilu.Gouiicil  Bluns,  Yank¬ 
ton,  Shinx  City,  Dubuuuc,  VVini.iiiu,  Et.  Paul,  DiilniU, 
.MiU'uUettO,  Green  Hay.Uskosh,  Aliidison,  Milwaukee, 
and  all  puints  west  or  north  west  or  Chlisigo.  II  you 
wish  the  hast  iravelliiu  accoumiudatlous.  you  will 
Vov  your  tick'dj,  hy  I hw  route,  and  wlU  take  iio  other. 
T'hls  popular  route  Is  uii.surpus.M'd  ftir  Epeed,  Com¬ 
fort  uhd  Safety.  'I'he  Smiiotli.  VVcIl-Ualiastaii  iiiiU 
Perfect  Track  of  Steel  Kails,  •*  estloKhouse  Air 
Brakus,  .Miller's  Safely  Platform  uud  Cuutilers,  the 
Celehratod  t'nilmen  Puluee  Sleeping  Oars,  the  I’cr- 
fcct  TeluRraph  SjBf.ein  of  .Moving  'irsiioi.  (he  regu¬ 
larity  with  which  they  run,  the  ailmirable  hituiirc- 
uwiut  lor  ruuninc;  'I’Urougli  Cars  from  Chicago  to  all 
points  West.  Nurlli  and  Northwest,  securaK  to  pii». 
semjers  all  the  ciiMFuiirH  i.v  iMoiikii.x  baii.avav 
I'UAVELiNO.  l^mOwin  p,v/ii(f  I'aivy  are  ran  on  all 
tmiiis  vit  this  road. 
'I’his  is  the  tiNLV  LINK  running  these  car.i  be¬ 
tween  t'hicaito  and  .St.  Paul  or  Ciiloaito  aotl  Milwau¬ 
kee.  At  Omaha  mirnleopers  eonooctwlth  the  Over¬ 
land  Sleepers  on  Hie  lliilon  Paclllc  Hailruad  tor  all 
puints  west  of  the  .Missouri  River. 
For  rates  or  lulormaitoii  not  uttu'iiiable  from  yoiir 
home  ticket  agents,  apply  tu 
MAKVIN  III  UlIlW,  W  .  II.  NTENNETT, 
Gun’l  Superintendent.  Geu’l  Pussen’r  Agt. 
tIE  palace  flOTErTRAIN 
BETWEEN 
NEW  YORK  AND  CHICAGO, 
vlii  rivveliiiid. 
Leaves  Erie  Ballwuy  Dcuot,  lout  of  chumhers  St. 
New  York, 
O'.UO  A.  M.»  Dally  except  Sunday.  OriiwltiK-liooiii 
SleepiuK  Couches  through  to  Chicago;  but 
one  change  of  day  cars. 
'7:00  F.  iU.,  Hally.  The  Palace  Hotel  Train  to 
Chicago.  Drawiuu'Room  Sleeping  Coaches 
and  Pulliuun’s  Hotel  Diulng  Car,  through 
without  change;  hut  one  change  el  day  curs 
The  only  line  running  Hotel  Dining  Cars  out  oi 
New  York.  A  ride  id  nearly  a  thousand  miles  with¬ 
out  leaving  the  cur  to  eat,  urlnk  or  sleep  I 
^TrcfiS,  ^lantDi,  &r. 
THE  DUCHESS, 
The  Earliest  Strawberry 
l.arge,  solid,  profitable,  hardy,  and  of  the  best 
quality.  5o  centi  per  plant,  for  six.  |3  per  dosen. 
For  descriptive  price-list  or  every  desirable  variety 
of  Hiimll  FriiitH,  Foiiiioea  and  llnrdcn  ISvcila, 
address  F.  .11,  H  F-X  A  ill  KR, 
New  Castle.  VVostcin-sUT  i.'o.,  N.  Y. 
iSnccessiir  to  Bi-islg'  fc  Hcx.imcr. | 
20,000  APPLE  TREES, 
strictly  iirbl-cliiss,  lending  varieties,  at  fCO  oer  1,(100. 
.lOHN  C.  WILLIAMS  W  CO.. 
.March  t,  IK7I1.  Daiisvillc,  Llv.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
ROCHESTER 
COMMERCIAL 
NURSERIES. 
SPRING  PIIK'K.  M  !-T.  per  dok..  100  and  10(111, 
of  'I’rci'B  mill  Pliiiii",  with  solccl  list  ol 
!'*pecHi nil's  iiiul  NfivcItieH,  FBKK  to  nil. 
Itcautifal  oriiarnental  Cataloguii.  ill  cis.:  Fruit 
Calulia’iic,  b  cLs.  Itcc  ui  custurnors.  Address 
\V.  S,  I.IT-l’I.K,  lieclii'Bier,  N.  V. 
SEEDS 
AMI 
PLANTS 
IIY  ITIAII.. 
if  yon  wiinf  the  tlnest  MvKIIW  or 
Uie  hculthiHst  I’l.AN'I'M,  you 
slioiitd  examine  carelully  our  II- 
luutnitca  Catalogue,  giving  de¬ 
scriptions  and  prices  of  our  very 
bilge  Kto(!k  of  cvcrythiru!  desirable 
III  biitli  seeds  and  plants.  siT  All 
w.-irrunted  as  represuuteil.  Sent 
free  to  all  Hlslimg  to  purchase.  .). 
■P.  smith  a  r'o.v,  Brirntwoort,  N,  II. 
KRKSli  AMXiF.MlVE  \\  FTIi  FUnKIKI.I) 
HMO.N  >.FFII 
I  offer  the  fellowiug  varieties  of  i.'limcc  Seeds  by 
wall  postpaid,  vii.  (cash  with  firderi :  o/.  1- B,.  Jb. 
Welheianelil  Large  Bed . .  . HOC.  oOc.  $2.00 
Early  Red  or  Globe .  '20  i’,.’,  2., ’ll 
K.xtra  Raiiy  Bed.  very  early  and  lltii!..  'lt>  Wl  ;i..V) 
Yellow  Glebe  Danvers,  extra  stuck..  ‘2.’i  li.V  '/.fiO 
White  Portugal,  iir  Silv  er-Skin . 2.’i  8K  S./io 
Now  Queen. small  early  white  inn]iiii'i|.)..'j0  ,1.50  li.OO 
Address  It.  l>.  IIAVVLEYi  Seedsman, 
I'J!  nod  4!i.'>  Main  si.,  Hurlfonl,  Conn. 
LARCHES.  EVERGREENS. 
Largest  Stock  in  America. 
ALL  NURSERY  CROWN. 
Also  Kuropean  Laretj  and  Kvorgreen  Heeds.  Send 
till  Catalogue.  If  .  IMHJGI.AHX-  S«N8, 
Wiiiilieumi,  liliiiiiiH. 
iAX  0/A»lX  X*l*i2BOI5»! 
TO  POTATO  GIfOWKKH. 
New,  desirable  varieties  direct  from  originator. 
Descrliition.  lu’ices.  cunditioiiR  and  much  good  ad¬ 
vice,  tree  to  all  iip[,lle.,ints.  I>.  A.  t.IGAIPl'tlN. 
Hawley,  Wiiyiie  Co.,  Pa. 
CHENOA  NURSERIES, 
Apple  and  other  KBPIT  TBEKS.  GltAPK 
VINKH.  HEDGK  PI  ANTS.  DKNAMKNTAL 
i•LANTS,GKKK,^HOUSKund  BEDDING  PLANTS 
tiirsule.  Slock  SDCND  and  HEAL’ni  V.  PRICKS 
low.  Great  InUiici-iuents  toI.riiugeM.  Clubs  and 
lien  lei's  for  CASH.  Spring  Pi  leu-I.lst  now  ready. 
Fi'ei'  to  nil  npiilli'iiiitii.  ; 
Aildress  S<'OTT  Jt  .MAXWELL,  Chenoii.  111. 
TT  &  .MAXWELL,  Chenoii.  111. 
ONLY  Ky  eigreeii  and  Forest  Tree  SeedltiigB— Arbor 
Yila.',  Weeping  Spruce  and  Red  Pine,  Sugar 
jMjiple,  Beech.  Birch  and  Larch,  per  loM. 
Per  A1  Ailili'css  J.  J  K.NKINH,  Winona,  Col.  Co.,  O. 
The  Albany  Seed  Store, 
PRICK  KNICKBRBOC'K  KK.  Succeasors  to 
tiiir  .Annual  Spring  Ciit.»iiigiie. omtaliiiug  ‘.nf  pages 
and  'rfiOlUustnilhoi.siif  Flowers.  Vegelahles.elc.,  will 
be  mailed  Iree  to  any  one  seiiding  for  It. 
For  Spring  of  IHlii,  will  bo  ready  in  Fetiriniiy,  with  a 
t'olori'd  Pliiti?  Many  beautiful  new  plaiitkiireollcrcu 
all  at  very  low  rates— Free  to  all  iny  cusiouipr.'i.  to 
otliers  price  25  ole.  A  plain  eopv  to  all  applicants 
free.  WASlIINviTON,  1).  C’. 
SEEDS. 
Garden,  Flower  &  Field  Seeds, 
Keliable.  fresh  and  pure,  at  rousonablc  prices. 
(ESTABLIHUKU  ISiD.) 
B.  II.  is'r.A  IU  X'  CO., 
Cleveland  Seed  Store,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
fiDADClflMirC  Agents  and  Planters,  from 
UnHiCllWIlOiuv  stock  of  l.AiiuEST  Vines 
In  the  country.  1.  11.  UABCUCK,  Lockpori,  N.  Y. 
THE  LADY  GRAPE. 
Tho  II nest  early  White  Gru)io  in  oultlvation.  A  pure 
Concord  Seedliiiu,  lairreully  hardy,  hculthy,  produc¬ 
tive  and  reliable.  Eight  years  tii.Me.i.  Bipeofi  mid¬ 
dle  of  Aiigmst.  Uecomtni'mied  h.v  the  be.Ht  hurtieul- 
LiirisiH  III  the  Union.  Single  vines,  1  year,  strong, 
|iost-Piiln,  for  $1 1  ..'ill.  m  1 ,5  per  dox.;  .years,  sin¬ 
gle,  per  dox.  Alan,  large  utoek  of  Cuiiuorns, 
Dclawareii,  and  all  valuable  giapea.  Hlubtr.Hed  Cat¬ 
alogue  for  :i-ct.  stamp;  with  siilendld  colored  plate 
of  Lady  Grape,  lO  ct».  Address 
«3EO.  \V,  CAiHPllELL.  Oelawnre,  O. 
RASPBERRIES. 
MUU.nno  OOOI.ITTLE  lini*.  iilack-cap 
-$1.50  per  lOd;  $10  |ier  Li'iOU!  $.S0  per  Ml.WtO. 
‘iUO.OllO  BUAMIYWINE  Best  Bed- $2  per 
100:  #15  per  l.UiU  ;  «12:i  per  lU.UH). 
No  charge  for  imeking. 
VV.  K.  JIASSEV  &r  CO., 
tlht'Miei'tiiwii,  Kfui  Cu.,  iMd. 
.plants;,  &c. 
FRESH  HONEY  LOCeST  SEi 
$10  per  bush.  THOMAS  MEEHAN, 
Genuantown  Nnrserles,  PhiladelphU. 
■  ■  O  im  C  oun  NEW  catalogue.  100 
■  1  nfl  b  DtBtcs.  containing  the  greatest 
variety  of  Gnroen  ami  Flower 
/"  r  !,>  f  1  \\ ' 'N.T  tyecds,  and  Hie  best  atraiuii  of 
^  .1  A.  V  .r  \  V  i  N  home  grown  seeds  for  Market 
OH  SB  Gardeners,  Family  Gardens, 
Cl  II  Atuutenr.  uud  Flnrtstp,  sent 
'J  ■■  C.  li^  ireo  to  all  who  ap^y. 
HOVKV  iV'  CO.,T3  Nu.Mnrket  Ht.Hustou.mni.« 
BE AUTIFUZ.  EVER  -  BZ.001VZIMG 
fertiliser?. 
E^L.  L.  CROCKER, 
J^uccesdor  to  ALEXANDER  ifc  CROCKER. 
Aly  III niif rated  Floral  C'atalogun  for  1876 
is  noty  ready.  Price  10  Ceras,ies9  than  half  the  cost. 
W  lULiAM  E.  BowoiTUu.tVIa  Warren  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Strong  I'd)  Hultuhle  for  nnmediale  (lowering, 
sent  safely  by  mail.  |i<i.t-pn1d.  Five  splendid  vurle- 
ticB.  all  hibeled,  Vi  Uii.  Ifl  do.  63.  iti 
do,  !h  |,  .15  1(0.  Ni.'S,  For  IU  I'onts  eueh .  uddiHonnl 
one  iRiii(iiiltci>ui  Preiiiiiiiii  Uoee  to  every  rtol- 
"'.V''*-**  or'iered.  Keiid  furour  new  IJIH  life  TO 
KOist,  t’l  LTIIUE.  and  choose  from  over  .'IlHi 
finest  sorts.  W nr*'  tlii.'  /..lycKf  Hdnf  Ontwerf  in 
America,  and  allow  piirchnsers  to  uiaku  //i.'.r  own  *r- 
•faurnnlreil,  Addrovs 
'IHE  Dl.NOKE  A.  CONARD  CO.,  Roae  GltOWkltS. 
Wifst  Grove,  Chester  Co..  I’u. 
CIUEUJ.AN  CRAB,  Hislop,  AC.,  5to  7  lo(l  law 
1^  fiM't,  extra,.. ,  $<1  $70 
Wealthy,  Anculirolia.Wb1tney'B2(i.2to4  ft  ;:u 
Apple,  0  to  7  ft..  Pewaukee.  Walbrldge,  &c  Y  50 
t. berry.  Friirly  Rlefiwiund.lvt  class,  i  to  ()  ft  20  18d 
RIack  VV  Hlnut,  extra  fine.  1  year .  1  5 
Pecan.  I  yeiir.i;  inelj . .  .  ;t  ‘20 
I'uiTaut,  Ill'll  Diip-h, White  Gru|m,V'lctoria  3  2il 
BuHphi  rry,  Hoi.litile, Clark . .  . .  1  B 
Aspiiriigiii.. '/ yeais,  liiiint . . .  t’XJc  3 
Biiekihorii.  besi  Northern  hedge  |>luiit _  1  S 
Hniiev  Luiust.  No.  1,  HMWU.  $?;>  .  3 
Osuue  Grange,  No.  1,  lll.oOn.  $1.5 .  2 
Scotch  Pine;  4  to  1.  feet,  fine., . .  6  40 
Elm,  \V  lillA',  4  to  B  led .  :i  211 
I  l‘*l‘‘el  .  .  Ill  till 
Maiile.  Sufi,  ti  to  ti  feet .  4  .'ill 
’  "  h*  tn  20  It.,  2  to  4  Inch  stem _  'JO  Bli 
Mountain  Ash,  Weeping,  10,  $2.;i() .  30 
Roses,  Gi  celt- House  and  Bedding  Plants,  Colored 
h  r Hit  PI  11  tea,  Ac.  Price  Lists  free.  Five  catalogues 
(set).'25e.  Address  F.  K.  I'lltENI.X, 
Itlooiniiigtoii  Nui'aery,  Illinois. 
« TffOMIf  POTATOES 
The  Best  Early  and  the  Best  Late. 
Thorburn’s  Early  Paragon, 
Thorburn’s  Late  White  Rose 
Priced  CutiiloaiieH  of 
Vegetables  and  Agncultui’al  Seeds,  Flower 
Seeds,  Tree  Seeds,  and  Sjtriug  Bulbs, 
For  I87tj.  cii  ainil  cation  to 
J.  M.rHORBUEN&CO. 
15  John  Street,  New  York. 
TT^  SEED  PH  ICE  LIST 
r  K.  ■"a  rA  hll.  Terms  to  Grange.s, 
CIiiIib  and  retail  dealers  on 
iipiilieutloij. 
SABAH  If.  MAB'I'IN,  Miiriileheud.  Mass. 
liliesiRoseSiTioIeis,  CmaiionSiEeranios,  &Ci 
The  j-reenbrook  &  Paterson  City  Nurseries 
Mall  12  Choice  Variolies  for  $1,00.  or  5  for  DO  els. ,  with  J 
Album  ChfomMora  rise  Lfllum  Oritis.  Ssiri|ii*'v  25  cis. 
Addrees  J.  ORttiVks,  Scc*y,  Box  bj?,  P.vii:asua,N  J. 
PEACH  TREES. 
The  largest  stock  in  the  country.  Other  stock 
Id  full  supply.  Earliest  and  promptest  shipments. 
Prices  low.  IIKIKES  NljKSEBlK.S  CO.. 
Dayton,  (1. 
GRAPE  VINES. 
Ikirgest  stuck  In  Aiuerica;  quality  extra  Prices 
rea.snuuble.  Price  List  free.  T.  S.  HIIBBAUD, 
Frcdonia,  N.  Y, 
51  a  ivy  ,%alt. 
THE  AMERICAN 
DAIRY  salt  company 
J.W.  BARKER,  THOMAS  MOLLOY, 
Pres't  and  Sec’y.  Treasurer. 
GmeralOllic#,  Nil.  I  I'liutou  l{Uii-k,S)rut'as«,;\.Y« 
Sole  Manufacliii'ers  of  the  c.elebruted  Onondaga 
Factory  Filled 
OA1KV  A.'^lk  'rAKI.l<:  KAI/I'. 
Uespeetfully  call  the  alteiitiou  of  Dairymen 
and  others  to  the  quality  of  Salt  uow 
being  maiiulactun'd  by  them. 
Having  for  many  years  punt  been  engaged  lu  per¬ 
fecting  the  vnrluus  processes  forthe  uuinufacture  of 
this  suit,  and  hy  ndiqitlng  Hid  best  modes  and  uia- 
chinery  for  the  purpose,  ihe.T  feel  warranted  In  say¬ 
ing  to  the  euiisuuiitr  that  the  uitlcle  iiuw  produced 
is  snportor  to  any  other,  either  uf  foreign  or  duuievtic 
production.  The  lolhiwinglsunanalvstsoroursalc 
uud  tne  Asliton,  nmdein  April,  1S75. by  Measrs.  Wultx 
and  Stillman,  Chemists,  ot  New  Y'ork,  under  the  di¬ 
rection  of  a  Coiniiiitloe  Of  the  Butter  uud  (Cheese  Kx- 
ciiHiigo  of  New  York,  the  samples  being  seleeti'd  by 
the  ConitiilHee  from  lots  found  on  sale  in  market; 
AsliTou.  Ououdaga. 
Witter .  0.7880  0.6280 
Insolohle  Mutter .  O.U'iW  U.(fi04 
.  sulphate  of  Lime .  i,2^'3  0.7217 
Sulphate  uf  Magnesia  , ...  U.OTtW  . 
Chloride  of  calcium .  U.(M73 
Chloride  of  .Magnesium..  (I.OjUl  0.0346 
Chloride  of  aodium .  97  7.598  98.524;i 
99.l)«74  99.9822 
Circulars  in  regsrd  to  the  various  other  tertu  made 
with  this  salt  in  I’oiupai'lsou  with  the  belt  foreign 
article,  ulsu  ccrtitlciites  trom  a  large  number  of  the 
be.st  diLirien  in  the  State  as  to  Its  quofiiy,  may  be  bud 
on  ap)iltcatUiu  to  J.  W.  Baiikku.  Sccntuiry,  Syra- 
euse.  N.  Y’..  to  whom  orders  for  salt  may  also  be  ad¬ 
dressed.  It  ix  ul.Hd  for  sale  by  the  Ageuisof  thelTum- 
paiiy  in  principal  Western  Lake  Pons:  by  ST.  JoHS 
i  A  vtotn  ,  uu  and  um  Broad  Hi.,  New  Yort  1  KciUBtiT 
GEER,  KfJ  Pier,  Albany,  N  Y-i  E.  W.  PECK  ,!t  Co,. 
Burlington.  Vt.,  and  by  dealers  generally  through¬ 
out  the  Slate  ut  Now  \  cirk. 
Inquire  f.  r  Onosp-vo-a  F.AcniHY  Filleu  Salt. 
J.  \V.  IIARKEU.  Pi'os’i  uud  Scc'y. 
THOMAS  MOLLOV.  Treasurer. 
Syracuse,  May,  1875, 
These  goods  are  analyr.ed  bv  Professor  G.  A.  Lie¬ 
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