OCT 44 
»)• 
THE RURAL WiW-YORSCER. 
Rev. Father Wilds 
8W®9K<’- to dress 55ft; common to fair natives, 9@ 
1'L'e; good to p im» do. ll(S12Kc. to dress 56 ft, 
Medium sreers 9?fi*10§4c. Dressed beef has a slow 
sale at reduced prlceB, Texas and Colorado sides 
going at 5K@.(Vj8, and poor to prime native carcasses 
at Idiotic. 
Siikkc a si) Lambs. Total receipts for nix days 
49.5MI bend, against 49,347 h' ad for the same time last 
week. Trade toward close of week was almost at a 
standstill, butchers not earing to buy at «ny price, 
and sellers not disposed to saerifloe the stock. The 
few sale* of sheep reported were at $2 M)@n 45 for ox 
tremes and lambs sold at, r, 14 ®fl}$C, ror common to 
good, with a few Jerseys at fi-R'c. 
Western heavy wethers, clipped * ft., 5<a>5t<o. 
mixed do. do., do. Jersey and near by, 4tg>4*>sc, 
bucks. SioA jge. Spring lambs, $i ft 
Calvks.-C rasser* are quotable at butter- 
ml'k ■ atves at 44<gJitic and common to prLme veals 
at ?®tue Choice and extra would reach 10!4@10M<5 
Calv,s Jersey, Bucks and Liver County, good to 
choice, 10c; do. State prime, ikvSMc; do. fair to good, 
SocHVtc; do. buttermilk few, 4@4i^c;do. grassers, ■%& 
Sjfeo 
Hoos. Total receipt* for six days, 22,600 head, 
against 17,317 head for the same time last week, 
Market dull at $8.45<S8.75 for fair to prime hogs. 
Milch Cow*.—G ood cows are scare®, and poor ones 
not wanted. Prices for poor to choice rauge from 
too to #75. 
LANE & BODLEY GO. 
28330c: oidlnary, 22ta27e; do. June choice, 27@28; do. 
June, fair to good, 24<a>26; State half firkin tubs and 
S allB. fancy, 29®30c; do. choice. 27@28c; do. good, 24@ 
lc; do. fair. atWtfSc: State firs Ins dairy entire, 27® 
28c; do. line. 28c; do. fair to got d, 24®2io; Sate 
Welsh tubs choice, 2fti$28ei Welsh tubs, good to prime, 
21@25c: State Welsh tub*, fair to good.' I9®20C; West¬ 
ern Imitation creamery, 4u®2Sc; do. dairy choice, 
20tft22c: do. good to prime. 18<»lSe; do. ordinary to 
fair, l«<ai7e; Western factory, J une, choice, 1714® 1 Ho; 
do, fair to good, I(k2d7e; do. choice current make. 16 <h» 
lf,*4c>: do. fair to good do.. ir>*15Kcj do. ordinary 
14@14Wc. 
Chrbse —The market has been more active, 
because there was a somewhat larger quantity aud 
better assortment to work with, and full former 
rates are. obtained. 
State factory, fancy to home trade. Ilj 4 j@l 8 c; do. 
faucy September, 12 Hj®l 2 J 4 c; do. choice, late August, 
m «A M -—- . A. S .. . . Jt . I 1^-. tit m —. A A AX — . 1 MI m X fl6/.l|, £ | 
Ohio 
AWARDED 
The Rev. Z. P. Wilds, well-known city 
missionary in New York, and brother of 
the late eminent Judge Wild9, of the Mass¬ 
achusetts Supreme Court, writes as fol¬ 
lows : 
•*7S E. 94 th St.. New York, May 16.18S2. 
Messrs. J. C. Aykr A Co., Ocntlemen : 
Last Winter I was tro" hied with a most uncomfort¬ 
able Itching humor, affecting more especially my 
limbs, which itched so In tolerably at night and burned 
so Intensely, that I could scarcely bear any clothing 
over them 1 wes nlso a sufferer from a severe ca¬ 
tarrh und catarrhal cough: my nppotlte was poor, 
and my system a good deal run down. Knowing the 
value of ayh*‘s Sarsaparilla, by observation ot 
many other cases and from personal use info mer 
year*, I began taking It for the above-named disor¬ 
ders. 51 v epp tlcc improved almost, from the first 
do*e. After a short time the fever and Itching were 
allayed, and all signs of Irritation Ot the skin disap¬ 
peared lly caturrb and congh were also cured by 
the suni" mean*, tuid my general health mreatly Im¬ 
proved, until It Is now excellent. I feci a hundred 
percent stronger, and I attribute these results to 
the use of the Sassapakilla. which l recommend with 
all confidence a-* the best blood medicine ever de¬ 
vised. I took It In small doses three times a day. and 
used. In nil, less than two bottle*. I place these facts 
at yonrservtee.hoplug their publication may do good. 
’* Vours respectfully, Z. P. WtLbs.” 
BY THE 
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION, 
ON THEIR 
Steam Engine and Saw Mill 
Bxlilbiied at Atlanta in 1881 
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, 
Faw Mills, Dang Eilgcrs. Lath Machines. Hub 
id Spoke Machinery. Shafting. Hangers, Pul- 
.eys. Couplings, Gearing, Grist and Flour Mill* 
Send for Special Circular of our No. 1 P'--'*'’tioa 
Saw Mill, which we sell f„r 
UV« 12 o; prime do. It®IIHe: do. fine. 10 | 
medium, DMAlOo: do. poor to fatr, ._ 
Cheddar, good to flue, llt@13c, do. flats, choice, 1114 
tailMc; do. flne, 10®ilo; do., fair to good, 6®9c; 
Creamery skims, good, 6 ®He; do. fair, 4®5Hc; Skims, 
Iron-clad, 266 JHc. 
Cotton—P rices have been fluctuating. Advices 
from abrou l,ure fuvorable. 
CURRENT rtUOKB FOR SPOT COTTON. 
Quotations are based on American standard of 
classlRoatlon and on cotton In store, running In 
quality not more than half a grade above oi be.ow 
the grade quoted. 
N. Orleans. Texas. 
Uplands, and Glulf. 
Ordinary.... 8 ?f 9 9 
Strict ordinary. 9:116 9 7-16 9 1 -I 6 
Good ordinary... 10 10 54 HIM 
Strict good ordinary.. 10 7-16 10 1 1 —16 101116 
Low middling. 1076 UH lljk 
Strict low middling. 111-16 11J4 UJ* . 
Middling.......... 11 54 117-16 117-16 
Good Middling. 119-16 DM ^ 11« ^ 
Strict good middling. 11 ?i 11 1516 11 15-16 
Middling fair. 12 H 12 7-16 12 1 -I 6 
f&lr....... 13 18 S-16 18 3-lb 
STAtnan. 
Good ordinary. 884 I Low Middling. »?* 
Strict good ordinary. ... 9 3-16 I Middling... . 1013 16 
Dried Famrs.—Southern apples. 1882. crop ordinary 
to good, 6ki<«)7e: do. do., flne to choice. 7H(/6H!^c; do. 
do. fancy, 894*90; Western crop 1842 ordinary, 5H® 
514c: do. do. choice lot.*, 594®5%ei apples, 1882, evap¬ 
orated, 12®lie; do. choice, ring cut, 15®,5H<L 
Peaches, Southern, crop 1882,7w)9o; do. Carolina, crop 
1882. good to fancy, It66the: do. Georgia, crop IS 82 . 
peeled, 9®lSc: evitporntrd peaches, heeled, 23<jt2<ic; 
do. do. unpeeled, llwliV; imncelrd peaches, halves, 
1882 464 c; do., quarters, 18NL l)4i»4jlfe; Plums, South¬ 
ern, U«sl,V\ do. State, l5V4'V»’6e; Cherries. 1882, 21® 
23c; Blackberries, WS2, 7‘4<&794e; Raspberries, 1SH2, 
30c; Huckleberries. 1881. 13®Mu. 
Eoos.—Choice stock, in bids.. dormt. 3l!c; State, 
and Pennsylvania. In bbls . 2'.'-4®2 ; c: choice V\ estern 
2#V6e: other Western. 25H®2Uc Canadian, fresh, 
flne. In bbt*., 25H4»26Hc; all kind*, poor to good 
24®26c. 
Fresh Fnvtta -Choice apples continue Arm with 
fancy selling high, bulk of arrivals continue of or 
dluary quality, and such c re dull and Irregular. 
Peaches 1 turning out. Plum* scarce and drill Choice 
pears in light ruppt.v aud held firmly, but ordinary 
are dull. Delaware grapes lower; Concords plenty, 
but In good demand anil held steadily. CrunberMes 
firmer. Melons dull. _ , „ . 
Apples, WeMern N. Y., selected, 42.25®2,50: do, 
mixed lots, 41.S0®2.25- 2=> oZ. per hbl„ »2 .Vi-t-3 U0; do. 
Baldwin's, <lo. 42..'A»aS.MJ: do. Greenings, do. 42 . 25 ® 
2.50. windfalls, dt. $ I® 1 -JO. Prnehes-Jersey, rauey, V 
basket. «1 D < 4 1 ii; do. prime, 9tle .tgt.WJ; do. plain, l«l 
®50. Pi urns CopiR-r. Y bW., »12»15; do. Damaou. 1M 
H bush crate, «1 a.«4t2.G‘. watermelons, stripes. V 
luo, 48.iO@aJ.00. Pears, ice-house, Bartlett. 4* barrel, 
410.oO@13.iO ilo.Seckels. do., 4 u.tW@lo.CO; do. cooking, 
* bUHh..$:.:4)@2.ui. Quinces No. 1 . Y bbl. tAOUMtOi 
quinces, No 2, p b .rrel, fAUMtit 00 Grapes, W. N. 
Y., Del.. V 1»-. 8 @ 9 c do do. Catawba, 70; do. do. 
Iona 7c; op river, Concord, cases, 4l.51ke2.00; up¬ 
river Coooord, V ft. 8@4c; cranl>errle , Cape Cod. 
fancy, ¥ DDL gl0@l0.50; do good to prime, ilo. 
@9.50 do V crate, gAao@43.9U: do. Jersey, prime. 
V crate, 42.75(83.25: do. fair to good. * crate. $2.23 
@2 50; Peanuts. Virginia, hand-picked, *ft., 
do., fancy, HH@ 8 %| 0 i do. extra prime, 8 U@ 8 Jec; < p., 
good to prime, “wee; do., shelled per ft, 49i@5J*c; 00 . 
Spanish shelled. V 7c; chesuuts. per bushel, 
7.o0@9.00. 
Hay and Straw.—H ay. retail quality, fine, B ICO fts., 
95c: do. fair to good, 70885c. «lo. shipping quality, 
60c; straw. No. 1 rye, 004,610, do. short rye, 4O@50C; 
do. oat, 3U@: 5c. 
Hops.—T here continues to lie a brisk demaad from 
home brewers for both new and old crop, while ex¬ 
port order* still figure prominently. 
N. Y. State, crop ot 1882, choice, iOc: do. do., 
mediums, 67@68e; do. do., low grades, 65@t6c; crop 01 
1881, good to Choice. 63®t,5oi do. low to fair, 6U®62. 
Poultry and Game. Live-Spring chtckrns, near 
by. ft, 15c; do. Western, lM@Mo; fowls, Pa. and 
Jersey? ft, Me; do. State. 14c. do. Western, 13® 
14c; do. Southern, llic; roosters, eld, ? ft. 80 ; Turkeys, 
Jersey and Pa ? ft M®l4c; do. Western, lU@Mc; 
ducks, State, Pa. and Jersey. ? pair, 75c.@81.25; do. 
Western, 50@65; Geese Western. ? pair gi.l2@1.S,; 
do. state. Pa., anil Jersey, ft pair. $l7Vfi,20lJ. 
Dres ed poultry.—Turkeys spring, K^tflte, do. old. 
FARM IMPLEMENTS & SEE*S. 
Call on or write to R. II. ALLEN & CO,, Sew 
Yovk, for whatever you want of the above. 
ADDRESS 189 AND 191 WATER STREET. 
Special attention given to Plantation Ma- 
cV inery. llluatrutnl Cl' r«uiM >rt e. 
J.,5 it tr<tTe»* ,St.v.. Cinri n nnti. O. 
I^ULLINGQLOVER 
Ami; JEIJ.V 
From SVVEET CIDER without Sugar. EVAP¬ 
ORATES SORGHUM JUICE faster, and with 
less fuel than any apparatus known. 
THOUSANDS IN USE. 
Send postal for _ ^ —=*^ 55 *^=* 
Descriptive Clrcu ^ 
Mrs and Testlmo 
VERMONT O' 
FARM MACHINE 
COMPANY, , | | 1 — 
Bellows Falls. Vt. 
Cleanses, enriches, and strengthens the blood, stimu¬ 
lates the action of the stomach and bowels, i,nd 
thereby enables the system to resist and overcome 
the attacks of all Serofuloua Diseases, Eruptions of 
the Skin, Rheumat 'sm, Catarrh, General Debility, and 
all disorders resulting from poor or corrupted blood 
and a low state of the system. 
PREPARED BY 
PR. J C. AYER & CO.,Lowell,Mass. 
Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles 
for $5. 
FcitU'ttJ Two-howo Power, povltlwly unttcjunled f"rea*4*<»f 
tertin and Amount of powt-r» nn*l Clftvi»r-hvill*r Ibnt the most 
unbounded •ntWSwtiuu. wait tiii« luaohtuc. »iiuwn At»ove, 
inuen UHnnoy c-m tiomirieii pur day m w’th a KjiIIwav pr*w.r grAin 
Tty It. Ff.vt !»•*>« ^min T1)»*gh#rfl AndCltwvmru, 
Wood Circular-saw Mm liinus, Fannln^-niills aud Fued-cuttors, not 
excelled by any Buy the best. Catalogue sent free. Address, 
MIX A III) HARDEN, Cobleskill, Schoharie Co., N. Y 
Garmore’sca^ou.. 
A* Invented and worn by hlin 
perfectly restoring the hearing.^ ,Ln- 
tifely desf tor thirty years, lie hears s-ith 
them even whispeis. dlitlnttly. Are 
not observable, and remain In posi¬ 
tion without aid. Descriptive Circular 
Free. CAl’llON t D,, mil t»e decel.td 
by bogus ear drums. Mine is the only 
successful artificial Ear Drum auuiu- 
foctured. 
JOHN GARMORE, 
Filth & Race Sts., Cincinnati, Q. 
NEWES T AND BEST 
THE IDEAL'-METHODS 
For Violin, Gtiilur, Cornet, Pinna, Cabinet 
Orgnii, Certnnn Acoordeon, Fltigeolet, Clnri- 
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Sep Winner. Tue newest unu best cheap Inst i-uctors 
going, with t ew, modern autf sprightly music. The 
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Price of each book, 75 cents. 
PROFESSOR 
EVAPORATING FRUIT 
Treatise on improved methods 
SENT FREE. Wonderful results. 
Tables of Yields. Prices, Profits, 
and General Statistics. Address 
AMERICAN MANLT’G C0. 9 
Waynesboro, Pa, 
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THE REDEMPTION 
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FARM & FEED MILLS 
i Tie Cheapest and Best. 
g. Will Crush and Grind Ar j thing, 
v Illustrated Catalogue FREE. 
E? Address L,J, MILLER , Cincinnati, (A 
Norello's Edition. The only onoadapted toGounod’s 
original orchestration, Is justom. and its publication 
is considered tlo* gr ulesl event of the kind since the 
production of Mendelssohn's Elijah in 1846. Send at 
once for specimen copy 
Price s$l.OO. 
The Staging School Season is upon us. Do not think 
of neglecting 0111 ' new and eery superior books. 
TI1E l*F.Ell LESS. (TScis) W. O. Pliikins’s 
newest unit best. Is just out. Greater variety and 
more perfect arrangement t'an any preceding Sing¬ 
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THE IDEAL. i.S cts.) L. O. Fsieksox’s newest 
atul literally the best book. Is remarkably well 
adapted for classes, conventions and social singing. 
Any book mailed, post free, lor retail price. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO.. Boston. 
CHAft. H. DITSON A CO., S43 Broadway. New York. 
PORTABLE FEED MILL 
Latest out, and best adapted for the 
farmer In America. 
Wrlte for testimonials aud Circular. 
LEWIS STRAYER, York, Pa. 
Made from Professor Horsford’s Acid 
Phosphate. 
Recommended by leading: physicians. 
Makes liflht ’f biscuit, cakes, etc., and 
is healthier than ordinary JJukin" Pow¬ 
der. 
I n cans. Sold at a reasonable price. 
The liorsford Almanac and Cook Rook 
sent free. 
ltumford Chemical Works, Providence, R. I. 
H. ill. ANTHONY, Ag't KXiand it* Reade St., N. Y 
1 G—.A-. Where suited to tile soil, 
Winifir U3TS they produce40to7"bush. 
■Y IlIVvl VCAVw, t( , t | H , acrc , and weigh 40 
I bs. to the bush. Hy mail, sample. 5 1 e/s.; 3 lbs. for $1. 
n . Express. (1 50 per bush of Si lbs.: 10 bush for $12. 
WAl L BRADBURY. 3 .vsos. Orange Co, Va. 
VASSAR COLLEGE. 
POUGHKEEFSIK N Y. A comblete college course 
for women, with Schools of Painting and Music, and 
a preparatory department. Catalogues sent. 
S. L. CALDWELL.D.D.. President. 
ASSISTANT FARMER.-Wanted by a yonng 
Engli-bniau. u situation its Assistant Farmer. Has 
had experience In England. Is young, active, and not 
afraid of work. Wages modeiaie. Malu object, ex¬ 
perience of American fanning. Address Fi iilisiisr. 
i'F Evt stvo Jocrxal Oflice Jersey City. N. J. 
NEW no‘A alike CUromo Visiting Cards, 
□ame on 10 eeut-i. Warranto best pack sod 
Agents wanted. JONES A CO., Na sau, N. Y. 
WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE TO-MORROW 
,Q Pool’s Signal Service Barometer 
OR STORM GLASS AND THERMOMETER. COMBINED, 
WILL TZEXiIj TTOTJ I 
It will detect and indicate ixirreetly any change In the weather 13 1 1 18 liom-s 
In advance. It vrifl tell what ki-ul of storm is approachuiR, and front what 
direction—Invtilnabln to navigators. Eu riners canpUut their work 
according to tb-i ] retliertions. Save* .>«> limes its cost i t a single season. 
Hits an accurate thermometer attached. which alone is worth the price ot the 
oontblnatiou. L’bis great W KA't'll Kit INDICATOR is endorsed by tlie 
most eminent Phyddaos, I'Atessont nPOT Ikl flip |lfnD| fl I 
andScieuLilloincu.< f tl.cday to W the DC« I III I nb 11 UIt LD ! 
TlieThermometer amt Barontctet arc 'utir -nicely fl ldshcd walnut frame, 
with silver plated trbiuulngs, etc.. Disking it a beauuful as veil as useful or- 
naimvtt. We will send you a safDpSe oui\ Udmro/f re ., to your i l.ieu, in good 
order, on receipt of St, or six for S l. - areinakfDs from $s to Sui 
dally not bug then), -t /, fal tn« ccun-c" you. Oaler at«itce. It Sells at 
Sit;HT! Just the thing to m>U u>fanner*, nun.hunts, etc. Invaluable t • 
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•iSstwIIW 
FULL SET OF ELEGANT IMITA¬ 
TION CORAL JEWELRY SENT 
The above illustrations rehresent, upon a small scale and im¬ 
perfectly, a codi/’Mc* set of Fine Imitation C’ornl Jewelry^ 
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Lixdif.P A.'.ir to matrti; On* Slr.rr* Huttons, ww 
Style, ver\ pretli; One Beautiful CVuji#, lor attach mu to necklace, 
aud O/m Very HaniUcnn* Necklace. All these got'di are of the 
tinc*x( hwitanou Cor*l, wbftH 00 larculy i*orn throughout the 
country, all >tr<' new (liwiKiu a;it| vrrv hdinlkomp There ia noth* 
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imitation* of reul genuine corn]* In order to obtain tor our well- 
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Family papnr, Tiik Ritrat. Ilf Air Jimirnal, 1IMUHN) new trial «ub- 
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of Only Tweniy’Kivii ('rtifa iti poitnrit Mtampi tra tviU at ruL 
The Uiirul Home Jmirnul for Tliret* Mdiitlis, auU to 
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Imitation C'orul Jewelry nhov*. tir.xmh^i, Free. Tim 
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trated paper, ttevoied to cbomiiu.? tloiiea, sketches uml puems-, 
the Farm, Gar*Jon nml UouaehoM. Ladies' Fatney “NVurk, Health 
llinix, roudiuit for tha yoiiigt, wit and humor, down, exposures of 
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the *ploi»tH»loolleotion of Jewelry. This grctU older is madesimply 
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paw—tit t ucu. For $1.00 we will send live Mub<crtptfoD 3 to the 
paper arid live complete sett of the jewelry , therefore, by getting 
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paper nml jvn-t i ry frvv, IVrfocr hbo-T aetton gunrontt ed or money 
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Write ynttr This! O/ncc, fStuMu and State plainly, and remit by money-order, 
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Till- Will tnuko u Kv-uutirut Hnd \ erv l .etui Present. 
READ WT1.VT THE PCltUC SAY ABOUT IT. 
I And Fast*, Jiarmneter work, a«t " *-i [ as ouy that L'.u 1 - . Jollur, V.k. can rely on it 
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Guo. Ti. Paksons. M. C. U. B. Ollice. Detroit, Mich. 
Pool's Barometer ha, already axvod me mauv times ic, i’.»'t, til ftrewlllnj ' 1 ’ weather. 
It to swondiTliil curiosity and works to perfection. F. J. Itooenrsox. Milwaukee,Wis. 
BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS. None genuine 
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CX MARK. 
Evety instrument wnrrantcd Perfect uud Reliable Size- 9\'inchesloug. 
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we will refund your money. Ple»6© state where you saw our advertisement. 
An elegant country home in Middle Georgia, with 
small Farm unsurpassed health and water, good 
land, flue orchard, new dwelling aud barn. Will 
bear investigation. 
Also tt small well-improved farm In Upper Florida. 
Apply to 41. II. 11E1DT, 
Suva ninth, Ha. 
Lecture. 10c. AUTOMATIC CABINET. Play nnv Tune 
LIVE 8TOCK MARKETS. 
Naw You*. Saturday, Oct. 7. 1882. 
Bkkvks.—T otal receipts for six days. 12.945 head 
against I4 ,i\X) head for the corresponding time la-t 
week. The arrivals ou Friday were moderate, but 
there were some 50 car loads of cattle in the yards 
held over from Wednesday, making the supply fully 
equal to the demand. Texan and Colorado steers 
SU9 FILBERT STREET. 
II All BACH ORRAMNA CO 
S.ll kl.l. FRUIT PLANTS. 
TltLKk. Heuiiquarlei* (Or 
the unrivalled New Currant 
WEALTHY FARMERS 
to retire from 
business and reside In a city, can have a circular, with 
cuts of a FINE RESIDENCE tor sale on easy terms, 
by writing to JOHN H. JOHNSON, 
R. E. Agent, Springfield, Ohio. 
FAY’S PROLIFIC 
_ __ _ . Thoroughbred LAND and 
GEO. 8. JOSSELYN, Fredouia, New York. 
a Specialty. 
Free Catalogues, 
Low Prices. Mailing 
WATER FOIVLM 
CHEAPESr&BESTMILt^ 
SOLD UNDEH GUARRANTEE 
TO GIVE SATISFACTION 
OR MONEY REFUNDED 
1 MiU 
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CHA* KAESTNERa C? 
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