Musical Kn$tvu»tcuts' 
a —f. ’~~~ r , , *— r , VV kilo other man ufmiturerj are eiylnghanl times, Bowtty can 
i gri at Is the demand for biseflebr&ted Pktnpn luirl Cabinet Or:-ana. Mr.IJeatty coromenrpei bus- 
go without a collar, a poor /fin! imjiiniwn plow hoy. Bob' to-<ln.y the Must successful man in ],j 3 
ahu-ini’vHof sev,ral millions annually. Tliialsiha resultof that attention to bimineiw, libera! 
plenty or plncK, and, shuv,. .+i|. ny icily first elass Pianos amt Cabinet Oilcans, selling them at tho 
i.r.i..< .io orir.^« t.x >,i ,u ,.ii 'ild dlemc I), tigcnfa, CTO. Head Ms unparallelled 
•T. Ij. Rverrlt, Co ill iOrNfittonal Tlroail way Hank, 
. -— . lOrvC'tn >: liov, .IoquUi D. 1j , 
■lo®pn, Mo.. tHaunt; A J, Lowery, of will*. Fargo it Co’s. Express, 
ntboie, tmartiglirmtitils country and Km ope, aro now using in their families 
GrSend ot once for long list of testimonials from pel-sous, some of 
CT.rflS—Where two or more J’ianos or Organs are ordered at >ne time. I will make a discount of 5 per cent from 
tins unpoi'nllelled offer. 
In no case wiTI make a ilisenunt from tlwre offers on a single Instrument. Those who desire and will forward the 
cash with Die order, " ill receive with the ins! nmii-nt free of charge a line bXool and Beatty latest intsructlon l>ook. I 
will not giveaway a f-ti,ml < 5nd Book when parties pny only after testing the instrument at their own houses. 1 lease do 
A S375 (3-Stop Parlor Organ for only $97.00 
ONLY 
Tito price of this beautiful 
Grand ftirlor Organ is 8375 or, 
in other words, this is about the 
price asked for sut-h an instru¬ 
ment by the Monopolist* Agents 
1 have bel li offerings! w hot- sale 
at SION, na my very lowest net 
cosh price, lam determine! that, 
all shall see my celebrated innlru 
tnentsand judgefv- tlicie-elvcs, 
and theivforelotr.i-lbrs hcanti- 
fill, neat design. TO the readers of 
this paper, FOR ONLY S97. 
Order tlie instrument, ant poy 
only niter you Im,,- tv>tv<l ft 
at 3 our on n home. Don't want 
tlie money until you are entirely 
satisfied. This Isae cry fair offer 
for you, tyrDcscrlntioD or this 
inagTtihcciil instrument is n< fol¬ 
lows; Beatty Organs. Mile 
No. 2UK). A beautiful Celtic 
style ot ain hit.ei-t ure in tills cose 
fitDKog Qu‘w*c ofth600innois50ur 
and stn nips it at cnee na the most 
hnautiint rasa extant. Dimen¬ 
sions Height. 74 in-. -.Width. 15 
ins.; Dejith. n in.; Weight, a lien 
offers for a limited period F.rtra, t fnmt the star. 
t TP. IT. IbttUL l n.hlcr Kfi-sf. National Flank, Washington, J7.J..!'Planet: .7. 7., 71.. , it 
New York City, i t tt-gali), Wni. Pndonlswti. Pushier Mccjindies National Batik. Phi la. 
Illghgatc,\t.. fl'lanoi; Rev .! R Good. D. !>.. M. 1 -- ” .. 
ITuf-erville. Cal., fOrganli and thousands of 
Beatty's (Vdebrn ted Pianos and Cabinet Organs, 
whom you may know. 
$1,000 3-String Grand Square Piano for Only $255.00, 
Jienoe this utiparaUcl l»'<t olTtfr! 
I .'em ember, T have no agonfc, but. soil direefc, honre 1111 ? remarkably law nrire. Yoii ran order ill rev t from (It U A er* 
which will not. apjK*nr tiirnlii \othtnz een U‘MYv<l on thif wtvijmrnt by Ortlcr at 
jr you Ho not want, on** yourself, onfor oiu* anti miilce y<»»trfriend 0 hubflftonic inrHcnt, livery Beatty Or^an when intiv>- 
dumllnto n now 1nr*u|lfy, Fellsother-, u* It In n utiuuHnir ««1 vertl-miiicat- l'lcnaq remember* fl"?above un|i:irall**lle*! 
oiler I-. i >vj» tffiWto pi'rhxi m/b/, ent! i> rande »telv with « view of mtiofluetHp* tin? stiperb ln?iruim*nt. Trust, 
in*.: that by oITtmimr it »t tliiu v<-ry low prl*»e. f j* 1 mH imlue** very many to buy f los beaut It iH now *^tyle. thereby Imildino* 
u|> a (lyuiiio'l thiit "111 ••'•cninnlly repay m M for IhlRBaerliJcf*. Kvw Kono^food S*1S5, $1-15and upward, 
luvrgc ill list ruled KcwS|ioper, aJ i».nft co«t *>f Vlanoa and <ir^nnr, r.en t l ive, jiu^t-panl. 
Address, DANIEI. I*’. JJliATTY, WasIliiijiCiill, Next Jersey, II. S. America. 
33-PLEASE SHOW THIS SPLENDID OFFER TO YOUR NEIGHBOR.-cl 
13 F ATT Y PIANO e *RE GRAND, Styley<>. 202$ MagniQcont Rosewood Case. 
Elegantly finished. Three Strings Weight when boxed, over 1000 
J;!;^' fTV^^ 0tave ^', ™lARn\ffelinsewood all round corner^beautiful carved lees an.! ]yre.heavy 
i ^ bocJc nnl8b«i»l * hha uh front, h’ew svrwntlne, \vith ftanttY's very latest 
!n I 1 ‘ ">l.roved „„w «vUc, i^Sltthmff base, Fi-etu-h giamltetlon, ft^t .Su.c“l^rpedS; 
{* ^ l V,u r ??K W ! M kr>y 1'Utiimert, nrrrutlc treble, and every ImproveiMcnt whu l» rnn Irtunv vuy 
u,e :r u u UittU rui * ^H^rumwit inLmnxnio&nt Y*lnnoro,te. t JirThS o^ermay 
Oiamnsfriimi-iil cnai l .n.S., ,U t i.’.."' r ’" >r ‘ 0 '' * t *»tt. .a-i-iul offer. imjOTO lit>i’r.iJ ttf'ui any Other ulnnufacti I in- eat. .nbt, make 
lie rn'lEit ? 0 It imili.mil? tin •..linn .nprrlnr qtllllUlDk, and were it not ttvltl do bu:- 1 Itcas oa * strict I > (jsl. tin X lx. 1 would not 
kltowin^ihilf. !' lr nfi’-^utlng thiH iiivtrumonttp the'world at, tills very low pt iee, Tt'o HO With aneyc to til, iuture, 
ate mm tu l * * * f r"d net ion '“t-i any l-ttvllity will resnittn making many Riles. It* style must b« admind ami ite intrin- 
i'iarnt'i* r«ni. ..'’".'k'twciL Fully w.-u-r.ia'-uf f.ir«ix yearn. Sent on half month |i-t trial. No maiu>r reor.iteil until tho 
off,- r iJ’i ! r atvoucowri home. I want this benaMful Riant, more g-urrally introduced, tienexe this unparnllclid 
.me aet Hi * *»nce.-i'* cvvitry Piano whon mirod ueod I ri a new locality wiUs others. W»* all kxiow a good article Is«stand- 
i r au v crt!« , emont R^iitar ee-tall prlro asltr'.l for xn^h nit Instrument l*y tho mqnopolUt\ y nhntit # 1 . 000 . will sell 
. * •” 3 l -f n,n ' , * ,r *t *»>•»<>« botnfl nn<{ <trlbrro(| on fMiarrl c *rs. to the romiort of th'i p :, P r ‘ r ' (a order to Imvc ll w-m rf»Yr«Hr latro- 
utirpo, foron!Y#-A t. % on nvay forwent ynnr or ler bv lofb^r or telcFrat»h :ind rholnNf rur»t#nt will be shipped at coce. No 
IVHV?. V t 1 r 7 ,,, * r0 ? l J nf -'' f l^r*lauo N fully tvHUal a-l your own homo. If In any way nuftatlnfartory you ara tender no obltpa- 
1 wt ^ ^bcrrlullv f»k-« Kick and rviv freight oli.Tr.o a both waj'n. WrNaw Pai-ior Organs ^65 
^io. w. T-t Min, uw*«t rn-t‘dr Ni’>v’.nth ioM'*b Information nimpt ooofc ot Pianos and f>nrans5oJit free. A 
Address, QAWIEL F. BEATTY, Washin^on, Now Jersey, U. S. Arperlc" 
Wisconsin, Fort Howard, Brown Co.—In 
the Uukai. for Doc. 14, I claimed that a wet 
soil for an orchard was a preventive against 
root-killing on the ground that water could 
never get below :k3' - Fait, any more than it 
could rise to a greater temperature thanSl‘3^. 
The Rural objected to this statement, still it 
is a fact that trees hereabouts whoso • feet” 
were wet stood the severe winter weather bet¬ 
ter than those on a dry soil. I don’t want 
my trees in a sour soil, hut I do want their feet 
to he wet when they freeze. Van. 
( Water confined in a vessel in which expansion 
is impossible, and under several other condi¬ 
tions also, can be reduced to a temperature 
much below freezing point, without being 
frozen. The temperature of ice, too. is fre¬ 
quently many degrees below o'-i" I*'ah. on our 
cold winter days, and many degrees below zero 
iu (lie long nights of arctic regions, and can be 
artifically reduced to a temperature so low as 
to produce a eeusatiou of severe burning in the 
hand on touching it. Although under ordinary 
atmospheric pressure at llie sea level, water is 
converted into 6team at 212° Fah., still Lf the 
pressure is increased, as at the bottom of a deep 
mine, or by artificial means, it requires a pro¬ 
portionately higher temperature to vaporize 
the water,—E ds.] 
Conn., Poquonock Bridge, April 12.—Farm¬ 
ing here is hardly thought of yet. Occasion¬ 
ally a solitary old mau may be seen trundling 
his little wheelbarrow about, and loading it 
with small stones after rapping them out of 
the frozen earth with tho toe ot Ills boot. In¬ 
stead of taking the stones to the beach close 
by, where they would be out of the way of 
the team in plowing, ho deposits them in small 
heaps a few rods apart all around the lot. 
and ^aultry 
$rec0, plants, &r 
fti-eeis, jSeedsi, plants;, &c 
FOR sale AT AUCTION ! 
Reristcml Swine & Jersey Cattle 
Sand for N. D. Bntknoa’s Berry Bnskrt Circular, Buffalo, N, Y 
RASPBERRY IP$ 
lowifflcee. DcRoriptivc Catalogue Free. Address 
K. ItOR. Cornwnll-mfflpdsen, N. Y 
EEHS.-S. II. MARTIN, Marblehead, Maas 
VERBENA BASKETS. BERRY BASKETS 
AND CRATES. 
Write to MILFORD BASKET CO., Milford, Del. 
April ;i tn. 1*79. at A notion. " 
" Hri lit 1 1 ' i- n-i..-li. •'( tr-.tii Ni-w V.-i-k riVt JTuHrm 
Railroad from uran<l < ’entrat itniiot hourly, to .Morris, 
aniti siaiinu; or t»y Morrisnnta Boats from Fulton 
siiji. Omud St.. i'.Lst -Jiki Street Docks, rottuecting at 
Jtarlem Hivrrwith Nov RochelleBrauehof New Haven 
Ihmroail to Hut it'-. Unint. 
CattUofjuci-. with fill] deeeriptifin will in! sent on an 
jjlicatioii by by letter to 
RICHARD M. HOE, 
" Brigh^sic^e,'• , Morrisania, N. Y. City. 
THE DINGEE & GONARD GO’S 
FOREST TREES, 
Very Large Stock- 
Atl Nursery Grown 
Evergreen Seeds 
HABDY CATALPA SEEDS. 
II. Bunglits X. Sons, 
IFtni/.-ffait, fllii. 
BEAlfTIFtL EVER.BLOOMING 
THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 
Our Great Specialty is pro witty and efidributiny 
these Bennllfnl Hoses. WedeSwi' Strong Pot. 
I'lants, suitable for immediate bloom, so/dy oy mail 
at all past.offices. 3 Splendid Varieties, your 
eftnict', all labeled, for Si? for S3? 19 for S3; 
31« for Sit 3x» for »5; 75 for $10; 100 for Sl3. 
t."-I -.-’end for our New Guide to Rose Culture — 
60 pages, elegantly illustrated—and choose from over 
Five Hundred Finest Sorts. Address 
TUB DINGEE Ao COSARD CO., 
Rose Growers, West Grove, Chester Co., Pr 
20 Thorou*-lit>rcd Brown Lotr- 
liorut-. “ Uonney's btraiu. ’ 
' ' W1 For Sale Cheap. 
WEHSTEK, Biiutlintnloii, N. Y 
I n{lV I FKKK B V XI All, F4»|J <t. I m 
LUkllVa ji Iteaiitifnl ami scented LL 
mis iu 20 varieties. 20 Double TnbggBfs. n< 
hull's Miilious of other stood things I'firtlf*. Dos 
Fruit Circular FkKK, Please, tneulion Hiis i> 
Address GIBSON ,v BFNM TT, WosnTbury 
L. liltALIMA and l *. HOCK. 
Exclusively. Carefully selected from two years’ 
breeding. Price if 1.50 per 13. Carefully packed for shill- 
pins'. C. S. OOOl’EH, Schraleubnrsh, Bergen Co., N. J. 
N ew rochki.lf and Caroline - Two now 
Raspberries, hardy as an ealt, producing .*>00 
bushels to the acre, three times as much ns any other 
kind 1,1X11,0(10 Strawberry Plants. Rhododendrons, 
Kaluiias, Azalias, New Clematis, Roses and Eveiurccns, 
Semi for Ctttalesue. W. 8 . t ARl'fiN TFU A SON, Rye, 
Westcheshn-, Co., N. Y. 
T>HINT’S IMPROVED PROLIFIC WHITE 
SEED CORN. 
The Most 1'uot.tVtci V.vrur.'rv >x Existefoe: from 2 
to 9 ears on ono stalk. nveragaS’-j ears: mo bushels to 
the ncrc on poor land ; aelecitni scad. Prr bu., spin; by 
moil, $1 /tar at.; 76 pffc per pinU 10 rt*. iter pint 
HALFPENN Y' .k BOWER. Swengel, Fniou Co., Fa. 
HIGH-CLASS POULTRY 
Send for Ne>o Practical, Valuable Circular. 
GEO. S. JOSSKRYN, P'redonia.N. V. 
STRAWBERRIES. 15.000 Quarts 
per acre. The genuine Parmf.t.ff. Crescent Skfo- 
LINu has produced the nl«i\e SHioiint; is perfectly 
hardy and healthy; never known to rust, or blight, tliis 
variety stands without a rival. Ncnd fur free Ciitfeula*-, 
giving full history autl directions for culture. 
II. II. SMITH. West Haven, Conn. 
Slew publication.^ 
5 MUSIC 5 BOOKS 5 
^y.p^d4vy>i&wo 
I^SETDS'liHEN^^ 
ARTICHOKES 
I’iauo Arrangement of II. >f. S. PINAFORE, 
Red Brnitliun and White French varieties; cheap 
est hog food known, Send for Ctreulars. 
K. F. BROCKWAY, Ainsworth. Iowa. 
_ . . . . , By H. Mavlatii. $1.00. 
Contains 2a pieces taken from the attractive compo¬ 
sition. Those who prefer the Vocal Score, can have it 
at the same price. 
Spring ('utalogtiB—350 illustrations—mai led on receipt 
of six cents in stamps, to prepay postage, which will be 
allowed on first order. Hu State St., .Albany. N. Y. 
IttisrcUancoujsf 
Trumpet Creeper or Bugle Vine 
Grows W feet in one year. Perennial, hardy. BOe. pel 
vine; seed 2uc. per packet. S. A. E. W OLFE, 
Canal Lewisville, Coshocton Co., Ohio. 
.SORCERER 
, Words and Music. $l.uo. 
Tiie Sorcerer is by the same oomjiosers as Pinafore 
id, musically, quite as good. Piano arrangement by 
APT r t vn ■ uLn t. m •!' I no ° 
AGFMTS WANTED 
New Devotional Work. 
By President Champlin. 
■ Christian family. Cir- 
i. Co., Hartford, Conn. 
Vermont, Wutorbury, April 10.— Sugur- 
ntuking in this State is very iule. Many sugui- 
maple orchards were not tapped until the 
present week, and very little sugar lias been 
made hitherto. Potatoes are worth (i, r >e. per 
bushel t corn, 50c.; oats, 25c.; eggs, lc. each. 
Will be bought by almost ever; 
oulars free. Address Am. Pul 
PATENTS 
obtained, and “Guilin 11 sent froe by 
L. Bagger & Co., Washington. D. C 
Catalogue of New, Rare and 
Beautiful Plants, 
was ready in Koto-nary, with a colored plate.—Many 
new mid beautiful Plant*are offered,among Dracffinas, 
Crotons, and other line foliage plants, with a neb. col¬ 
lection of Green house and llot-houso Plants; Budding 
Plants ; tww and choice Roses; Dahlias, eta Well 
grown and nr low prices. Free to all my customers, to 
other* lOe. a plain ropy free. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington; 0. C, 
C’HROMO, Gold-Border. >te. tile no 2 alike. 01 
3o cupui cards, Wc. J. IS. ill STlfD. Nassau, N. Y' 
Contains a large and well arranged collection of 
Sacred and Secular songs for Temperance meetings. 
ifi Perfumed. Snowflake, Chromo. Motto Cards, name 
in gold and jet, Inc. i». .V. Spring , E.W alllugfi r 
i’ll CMRniYO St PtSfUMFii CARDS [no 3 alike}. Noma In 
” ■ Gold and let, toe . Cli nt, .n Bros.. Clintonvjli e, f t 
RA CHROMO. PiRFUMEO. SNOWFlAlf A '.ACE CAROS, -et 
'•V ntnuo Ulo. Omne A'llnors 15c. I.yu|. r, Co,, I.liutonv'lTO. yt, 
Vermont, Brandon, Rutland Co,, April ll.— 
Our mountains are still snow-datl and our val¬ 
leys about half-covered with their winter man¬ 
tle. Hitherto tho ground lias been frozen too 
hard to permit of the planting of peas even, 
unless a hole for thorn is prepared with an axe. 
CUPS YN'D SAUCERS, By Guossmith. 25 Cte. 
A delightful Parlor Operetta, nooding but two per 
formers. Very good music. 
pr of the PRETTIEST CARDS yucivcr saw,with name 
»I 10 c. post uuid. Geo. 1. Bred A Co .Nassau, N. V 
in ROSES MAILED FREE for 
It In a mistake to suppose that any dep.tr ■ 
uK-nt of a paper may he slighted. The most Im¬ 
portant Informat ion is to be found. At. Mines, under 
the guise ot an advertisement; and it is agreeable 
to the advertiser and a courtesy to the publisher 
to mention th9 source of your Information—In 
other words, to mention the paper- 
Kansas, Sedgew' liarvy Co., April 7.— 
Fanners hereabout... .... ve finished sowing oats: 
some arc planting corn, others plowing for it. 
Early wheat looks well; late-sown is all dead, 
Weather very dry. A. H. o. 
(Neo page 2*>l for continuation of Everywhere.) 
TIIE GEM GLEANER, By J. M. Chadwick. 
.SplemnJ assortment of PI ants sent safely yM 
t express or mail, any distance. Satis- 
etion fjuarrw.teed. Send 3 cent stamp V 
>r catalogue. Address, w 
R. C. HANFORD & SON,’ 
Columbus Nursery, Columbus, Ohio. 
$1.00. An unusually good collection of Anthems. All 
choirs should have it. 
OLIVER DITSQtf & CO 
Boston 
Send for N. D. Batteraonfo Berry Basket Circular, Buffalo, N. Y 
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