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H. T7. rURSAS, IZ3IT0S,
To wboto all Corri rr, nr.t; ions on Atricoitnre
sfc'Mld be addrwad.
Two months absence 13 xir apology
for so little attention to the Agricul
tural columns of the Abveetiseb cf
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wr.rk ia r-rtsiins eo that we Lave little
time to riulcr v,r;ha' J ) T r )
Ftate Fair Premiums, I have In
"my Lauds the money ta' pay premi
ums awarded at the State Fair, to W.
liuh, J. W. Ilolliugsliead, J. R. Lar
Wn, J. W. Argabright and 11. II.
Uantf ley. Ttve money can be ottaln
(1 l y calling oa iae, or at the etore cf
. lU' tccrG 2; Col ' " i "7 p T
J. W. Peanuan, 2iir8erj-man of
Davenport, Iowa, La? donated to the
Nemaha County Fair grounds one
hundred three year Id European
Larch trees. Not only donated them
in name, but sent them in, and they
ere Ltre ready to plant. JVo hepe
this act on the part of the Major will
. fctir up thobc cf our citizens' who are
directly Interested in the improve
ment of the Fair ground. If fifty
Nemaha county farmers will do as
much in either labor or material,
grounds will be fenced and all neces
rary improvements made.
GASSiiorrEUS. These, the worst
of all aSictions that Nebraska is heir
to, are making sad havoc in Kanv
places in thi3 County. We know
more partieuL : 1 aV lo our own suffer
ing. In our garden we nave been un
able to crow a irear of anything
Early vegetation Is taken clean as it
comes through the rrou nd. They are
now destroying the currant and goose-
berry bushes: are eating th bloom,
young leaves and bark off the tender
branch ?s of fruit trees. At the rate
they are now depredating we will not
Live a green leaf or spear of grass 05
"tl.e t remises by the time the rests are
cl I e 11 ou'gb to travc L " Many o tb e r
rardena la this place are In the earne
condition. "V Lear a - number of
complaints from the farmers that the
wheat and barley Is being destroyed.
They seem to confine themselves to
ppoLsC Some places where there are
millions, two hundred feet distant not
one Is to be found. Where they Lave
Latthed out this spring, they are far
more numerousaad destructive than
ever before.
ExrBEsa ItoBEEBY. We say rob
bery, because In reality It la nothing
fchortof thai.V e l..vre on several
former occasions advised our readers
not to "put their trust" in the Express
Companies of the day. We do not pat
ronize them when we can avoldit; but
Lave been compelled to do so to some
extent this spring. We promise, Low
ever, if forgiven this time, we will not
.commit the same sin jigain. Hear an
instance or two of the rates charged:
We had a box containing one hundred
two year old Peach trees and twelve
Italian Dwarfc, costing $15, and
weighing less than two hundred
pounds, sent us by Iloopes, Bro. &
Thomas from Westchester, Fa., on
which uLo Zx;.;c3 charges vrc?e'($29.-'
7 ) twenty-nine doVLart and seventy-five
cent ! It came by Adams & Co., and
the Merchants Union. Another box
frcm Erie, Pa., cost same as above, but
a'shade larger and heavier, Express
charges ($33.30) thirty-Uircc dol'and
thirty cents. Still another, which cost
the same, and as near as may be, same
weight and distance, Express charges
($-53.76) thirty-three dollars and seven-ty-six
cents. If this is not down-right
robbery then we do not know what it
is. T2iJ 'acni atTrrownville had
nothing to do with these "charges, and
rc atlacL no LUma to Lin 1
; w vS c tc j' Crc7 ,
Several times, in the course of my
reading, I Lave felt like dropping you
a line-, and comparing notes with your
family of readers, but constitutional
laziness, I presume, has pervented un
til now. More than ordinary interest
In the communications of "Hay-Raiser"
Lave prompted this, together with
an earnest desire for more light on the
subject. I wish I could talk with
him, faco to face; for the ouestions I
wish to ask depend so much upon the
answers I mlrrnt receive 'rt the start,
thatlalnr i V , 'r eff tiling at the
matter. I vrile with faint Lopes.
It Las been said that "well-educated
figures will not lie." I like that qual
lication, for it is well known that com
mon fijurcs lie notoriously. Now. the
qnestiorr-wilh me Is, have all these
ligures been well educated ? In other
words, can hay be raised, cured and
stacked at $4.12 per ton, including
land rent at $2 per acre? If not, do
we not mislead others by such figures?
Now, as ycur orre?ondent has done
it, will he bo kind enough to furnish!
:v .with some further information?!
Willi ho tell U3 Low he maneges to
.commence hiylr? bont July ilk, and
cut ten acres of Timothy each day and I
keep all Lands busy securing and cur- j
ing the same ; Low many men are
necessary, and Low many teams?
riease give us a f ournal of one days,
work, stating the condition of the
meadow in the morning and when
left at night. Again our haying sea
son lasts only about twenty days, In
which time the Lay must be cut, or it
will not be first mte, and if we bad
three or four of 3 rainy d&y&. Low
can I cut three hundred acres and
euro the Lay in order to be entitled to
the charge of only one-third of inter
est, use, wear ana tear, etc., of my
machinery? And unless this can be
done I must charge more to cover this
item, thu3 adding to the cost of the
Lay.
Will not, in some of these opera
tions, a part of your men and teams bo
idle, and necessarily so? If so, is not
thetino eor.suraMin w:Itirg a fair
chargo to the cost of the crop? Ithink
If the requisite number 01 men and
teams stood by ready to work when I
wanted them, and to quit when I
did'nt need them, I could approxi
mate to your figures, if it did'nt
rain, or loot so much like that I fear
ed to cut. Is not the risk of i bad
weather and consequent loss of time
and danger to crop, also a fair charge
to the cost of the hay ? I am aware
thpt it my ! r"iyere l to this, "that
otL.r.v ;wlt.cu; y the iuca;V but
this, with us, will not answer, ior the
reason that, at that time, if we expect
to tut hay we shall have no other
work to do to Justify the wages. Most
farmers iau?t board their men and in
bad weather, too. At least the cost of
board ; and la?or Li not so plentv thiit
we can avoid this way cf hirir-r Our
: wt truul le lis to keep men L.:.-7 ia
-::!:", and .avoid
r',vuiig
;.i a &: luoou. tj
With 112, !f a f-rrjer cuts 'ere hun
dred acres, on hli own place, with one
machine, and cures ar.d stacks the
I jry, ltia rztl ?rs-l a - rpfid rca5C3a
work, tad requires tbc;.t all the lima
that Le will Lave t Izll e for that kind
of work, rieasatiii cs how to di it
eo as to cut Cirr-e hundred acres. I
am willing to zII jxt t-U -machinery
has accompri-hed it3 work better in
making hay than in tny other branch
of farm labor. I mean that we can
m- ke a ton at fcs3 cor.i to Vie f artier,
vrith itsheln, than we could without
it; which Is mere than can be sa!d cf
a grod deal of our machinery ; neither
do I wiih to undervalue the crop, for
It is our bet product, and far more
prcwtable this year thaii corn for mar
ket; and, as "llay-llal-er show3, I
think, correctly, fumthes more nu
trition at Ie?s cost than any othercrcp.
But it Is one of thoe things that must
be handled at just the right time, or
loss ensues; and tlere is where corn
has an advantage which the farmers
appreciate. . " -
tjet ns hear more on thLs subject.
J. M, P. IVairic raruicr.
Experience vrllli Ilangarlan.
A late nrticle by our correspondent,
W. B., of Grundy county calls out the
following:
In lS-'i I procured a quantity of
seed; and about the 20th of June,
sowed nearly ten acres at the rate cf
one-half bushel to the acre. I had a
very fair crop cutting some twenty
tons.
I feed it to both horses and -cattle.
My four work horses were fed on It all
the time, and I noticed no bad effect
from it, and I was, in fact, highly
p! eared with It Our land being new,
we Lad but little Timothy.
In I sowed about the same
amount; Let there Vein;? a frost near
ly every month during the eeason, it
did not do much only gave me one
half ton per acre, and that did not ma
ture. Stock did remarkably well on
it
In 1SG0, 1 tried ten acres more, and
never saw anything grow so thick and
rank. I think it gave nearly four tons
per acre. It 13 my Impression that it
will make more Iced jr acre than any
other crop that we Lave. That year I
fed it all the time to horses, and work
ed them Lard on the farm, and they
kept in good condition on les3 graia
than on any other hay.
Cattle do well on Ilungarion, and
Logs like It, and thrive on it All
fowls like it, but I think that it saps
the land more than an v other crop,
for I Lave not been able to get any
crop from the land cn which it grew
Li 1SG0. Think I shall not sow it any
more, for cn. that tea acres I Lave Lad
to put one Lundred loads of manure
to make it yield equal to land adjoin
ing. Prairie Farmer.
IIow to ZUUu
Prof. Low, of the Cornell Universi
ty, in a treatise on "garget" and it3
cause, says : , -
"Diseases of the teat3 will sometimes
induce garget,as when they have been
injured by the reckless use of teat
tubes, or, if the milk Is only partly
drawn off, in consequence of open
sores, resulting from foot and mouth
disease, cox-pox or warty growths.
But the retention of milk in the ad
der is not the only evil attendant" on
bad milking. Some milkers seize the
root of teat between the thumb and
fore-finger, and then drag upon it un
til it slips out of their grasp.. In this
way, teat and udder are subjected to
severe traction for an indefinite num
ber of times, and in rude hands, are
often severely Injured. The proper
mode of wilking Is to take the teat in
the entire hand, and, after pressing it
upward, that it may be well rifled
from the capacious milk-reservoir
alxve to compress it first at the base
between the thumb and fore-finger,
then successively by each of the three
suYlixg fingers until completely
emptied. The teat is at the same time
gently drawn upon, but any severe
traction is aitogeuier unnecessary,
and highly injurious. These remarks
on the mode of milking, and those on
milking clean, are of more moment
than many at first suppose; and in
some localities more cows are ruined
from faults of this kind than from all
other causes which act specially on
the udder."
TI10 TZdtor Grape.
PRICE LIST.
No. 5 do
.NO. I dO
Two year Oest..
is luzGE q vssrrnr-' a t much seduced
HAT EH.
- - t , ' - . --r- -
Saccharine Tcsfi for TTine. ;
At the Rational Paorharin Tc-t for Wine, at
HainrnondiKrt. N. V., (Ki. ;-th. tbe tUairtx
stood in aax'uariri maUer Bl W'oJtrr nJuna 101
lirinymn, VA. 1 hia tst wan xmuin with 17 (U!x- of
tUe Waller, nmn hat CrorA, to 21 ounc ot each of
Uj otbr TMii-tin. -
it morning ti;pHuv,fitndr't, Cleric, find one
of ine li-.nn-Uir of the l'ii-:viiiit VU-jr Wirt Co.
(tbe raru-j wbooowiucv! ihe UM Hie dar lxrr)r )
to naUsfy tA-n-uielveii of the njrits of the u Walter"
by an ejnl IruiX, totted 17 oiiDces of lona from the
ume lot that were osM tte day before, and tie
aftfruarompter euxd at H the Wklter ballng it K
liad 17 ounrs of the JjeSaware and Calawha ben
pnrwd ciualjy bard with the h (titer, their skjna
and o-ritr- b-iTi2 aid, trie lwlaware woiiid have
Ftsx-d Inmer and the Oaiav on j)roxrtionab!y blow
tbe lx-!wre. Ail the otlr vnneuea moged mucti
lower taaa trio3e iUJoen'j.-d aimre.
There had been eou-lant rains and damp weather
i tue nection t here the WWt rewita compeut
orn rrowin? at Ilammod-port and akng the lakes,
where there had been but l.;i rain durir.c the m.
on dry soil and weaiber being uecatary tor the
perfect we?tenin of grapes.
A committee of the Auiun Instltufe Farmer
Club, tn a reeport of fv-r-t. :zi, li ynnlM In tbe
Jew r orn emi-week iy -i riimneor K.-rL liLh. ei
uneaklnK of tlte ciaiitiw ,f the Wallrr, my j W
ftciutia tiie h'ru rr wlil be a valuable frp Ja tbe
praie regions of the riptwr M iii;r.pi,on theiiboreii
of Lake te. In western Iew York, on tbe slate
soil of weEitem Pennj-JvanLa, and wherever else
naure trapea are successfully grown.
Letter from Charlsi TroofJty. cie of the oldfit vine-
Vjctaju Vovxt, Vlt-terOx,. Y-
iiav 19. i-h t
iT'-rrt. FrrU fh'ri'YVvt.
l)r.H Ma : our? of Ui ISth I am in rcwofnt nf
in wl k:h yoo ark If I have any objections to aendtnc
yoa, for puhik-aiion, the fucul am ainainted wiui.
In relation to tne cliararter of the hniu-r Grape. I
tave never tndorwd tbe character or naefulnera of
vines, or other arUclns of any duscrlpuon.and would
not at my r recent stare of life wore tt not for two
rwipj which wra snfi cient. Urst, I Ir now tbe
huiisT Oram wiil meet tlw prHti'ltr viilrvrtread
tiirourboat ihecomary,rjtu-l oy t.'i?w&rtit;n(jrBe
tn mi lneaiiUHs of n-tny of its I'lwieo-wirt k v-.
ond. 1 fan say from rursorwU fworvstioti
that U e ho'-'T Is the bet variety 1 have Lad anv
k rvnrle?-re cf. ard 1 think I have cultivated oearlV
all thut bive tw-en rwommenfled, tiioiriir? them
ail and fctiitntr back upon the Concord iind lianford
Prolific a vinc'. url varieu. I am lnUjrf4ed tn
knuwiiur that the fruit of the Waiter crows larrer
earh year as the vine crows older, being butt year
fully one-U.ird iarcrr than it was two years aco. It
grtr-t well; seta Unit ae:L I have seen U rii sev
eral times before Hanford, arid I have never seen
ary miiC-ew on P fn!t or on its Hire anl thick, bet
aw are :,;pei loiu-f. i m r.avnr ff the fruit. I
t:. tills sopenur to axir c l'r vsn-nv. Yna hmt In
.ia; 1 tinr.k Iheebara-er of each of Ukw varw.
tie Is o'lite c -f.iT-jiHtmDia In Use Y, tttrr. nartic-
Uriv that o'v !:;. re. I alai thluk ltwoild
make a wine cf hia-h tljirvicler. I hxv rUliwl It
anmixlly suce It f rst bore, sis years aro, three timee
In I inter Cin., K. In low vaiiey, where the Ixa
be!las'!'i'ni ripens, and -&t h tlrtf itvu fullv rirwi
In Aoru-t, 1 lave nn it cb of the three nuiKt
sons i!i I'lMii'l.kee-fcie, rpeiimi at the sarue tLrae,
ezof-ptictr U-t yet.r, win-n too coniiaat Tua fre
venuJ a.l ya-ii t from ma;onn t their uual
time, but it periiytH inut by the mlti lie of r-i
lmier. The raiMta of the lust nif-nlocM crtm I
t ve i"rn end etiU-n. w I i were irood. i rom lie
("eea.nj; In the low v.-.i- r a: id U-naciotM e;ay f
i'Xjena, nj c-vt tn l;e cry s.sti-y jxwUmn la
1'011,-l.keerKS. I think it will be well aitl tn t,
vnri'l aet i.oas tf our country. Voo muy Blaise
aUaK-ver ue oftheoe oiiil"ns v t'-eti ,rnrr.
Yoartn.!7, t ilAHl.l " jLi.i. .
TrTTl A- rAv-.nnn
2i-y
PEACH TREES. Crawford's, Hale
A and othera. o fs-el... tlQ rwr Kifi
f-amc varteiiet, r ky tre-a 4 to 7 t er wn
if at a;ij Cherry Trees, 1 yr., l.u Ciaa.15 pr 1I
, i fc Tr extra iS ter i n
A t t Is Trees. 1 vr aelecmri , a ft. 5 ir MO
Z t 1 M
A nple Grata, mostly winter vari-tiM , . t.r yi
iwn rtwM. i v, -). t w ,1 rooid 4 1 m
t'iniril 1
i y en re, e 1 r rM
10 tier I'M
2r j-xt 1 )
-10 f er M
- 8 per 1J3
- 6 per 1W
- pur I'M
lel'ar ' ,! ;, J yeiu-a. extra
i ue 1 a jerry, "j
J'LiiHUeij ; - ....
K n unnv i.h.' . 1-erry, . rooted.
Wiiaon i;ic. 1,1:1 ry, a uJi rc.ted
Also Ilrcx rrverr liases.
and a reonral s'sonment t,f XiiTnty HtocK, lnclnd-
"K ' aiiiin.vrtji.u a wwt g jicea. i rapes la
variety. tirrxMM. Onrrlerri. Mra berriK, ALL
AT JO WKA7.1. Katr.plesttfct whole. eprU.
,tot rid lot prS ls,a
rrnrp j- rrxorri?
TTa:ca. Vmi wu,.,i v'n., ;
VC17" i:EDLi:;a roTATorn:
Tbrw new ktn i.t, cf rrcat exrX'Iienno,
lebirtia ir J.niead llass.
rvr Tr rT Pt Tcr
Earh. z. i -V). 75. ifn,
tAt I 1 r-i M 1 (I'M f ui
4 . 1T0 2D 23)
M 110 212 111) !
18 lt ZJO iZi CJ0 HO
7 C: e o , o.o.c--.;.?
mm-m wn f t J " cm f g
all
10 0,000
E7ergr:c3 cbljClO to tZd :riG0
GRAPE VINES
Coxcoeds oxly rzs Huxdrho.
TTie Omevtxl i CW GretA Grcpe or Bit IfiJ
Uun, eaJ jmt the Price at enlv
T7EVEKY WESTERN FARMER
- ahoolJ hare 1,000 Evcrsrcen. aaJ 100
Grape YIms, and tbemt be can hare
1,000
. EVERGREENS
FREE!
100
GRAPE VINES
FREE!
1,000
EVERGREENS
FREE!
100
GRAPE VINES
FREE!
niEE! FREE! FEEEI FSEE!
WHO wxntld W without tha, wea Ciey can be
ba4 no cheap T Ko"w k the time fcr po-oVod Farn
en to nrpply tler nei&Aan tm Bates, and Utezn
elrei FSE1Z
Ixrrprove and besots yoayTaTins.ywn' Ho flics,
udro&TDCifhboroood. Eaatera Tree flealers trav
el Uiroogh yonr State, and charye yon aa mnch tor
osn bozxs Tlaef as we charge yoaaf lMTlaes.
Kov, wLat Is the me of psrb( odt CBormoos
PtIcvb, wbca yon can get better arttde si tbe wtst
fcirjrae-nMter the pceceT
TRIliK OF THESE THIS OS.
100,000
Grapo Vinos
3 0 0,000
Uvorcroonc.
Add to tbe ralne of yoetr Land, and to tlse eomfort
sad plassor U ronx FamQy sad
Hono! Uonot Hcid!
People will spprccUte tbe redaction 2rora the tx
travagant prices usually charged, tot
LTVE 31 m learn s3 pertisalsrs, by Bzn&ag
Jtt CXECUZJUl out T2ZIUE LIST.
E VJSBGBBBJfSf
CHEHPI CUTAPJ CHEAP!
We are prepared to famish tbe poop? e of the ortb.
Wert with Kativ Ererfreena si exoeedlan'y low
priced, by tbe tbooaaad eo cheap that all can aSbrd
to purchnse. They Increase In valae rapiflly, and as
ornamental trees, are surpassed by Done. We can
ebow you trees near tbe Oty of Cblcago, of the same
varieties, planted Arc or stk yean ago, that axe sow
at from fJ3 to 83 each.
.Parties who attended tbe sals of real estate at
Egaodale, in Chicago, last season, can folly appreci
ate tbe valae and beauty of these trees when prop-
ly cared for. Every owner of real estate should
have from 1,000 to lOfiOO of them. They are needed
all over Iht Northwest tor , t.
Hedg7indbreaks and CrmincnL
GRAPE VINES!
CIIEIT! CHEAP! CHEAP!
Oar- Vines are grown on tbe open prairie, conse
quently are hardy, acclimated, and adapted to Wes
tern Son and Climate. - -
At tbe above prices we warrant Good Stock, de
livered in good condition at tbe Express oQce in
Chicago, Free of Charge far boxing, pactlrg and
drayage.
Bend Stamp tor Clrcalar glvirg foil partlcnlura,
.Address
D.F. HOUIAH 6 CO. -
115 SlxiUses EC Boons 1 Ckicac.
23-10
FREE!
A HOVEL IDEA!
77j Help Those Who Help Us!
t3. Ladles, attention!
t3. Ministers, attenUoa !
. t3. Sewing Societies, attentlcm !
ta. Cbnrcb Societies, attention !
ta. G o 0 d Te m pi ars , attention!
t3.0ddrti:owsa3diia803s,ftr.silanl -t3-
Grand Army ef tbe E7ublic, attention I
ta. All Good Men and Women, attention!
A 5-GO GroTcr & Calicr Ecxrlnz
' risclilao Tree! .
We want two or t??ree Ls?!ps or Genaemj in
every town or vUir in the fr'-toe, to bel ? r. carry
forwa-d a very nitCertAttn?. "v'e want
every Church Noci-;y to trive Uieir aiir.uiter's w1;e a
beiii'fi.i t-ew'- achioie, and at the same tans
benotjt U enntt-.veSv
Oneyood tu man or worn a in a tfwrorererMra
ra 0 Uie biwine-ss in one day. We want ali ix-i.
t.-e to pre""st '" wort'-y sister w.Ui a t-ewinij
M s li ni. :a i rowof ote k nd-hearte3, hard
woticiiiT- fod C.irw;ma woman l your re:? boor,
hood, w i,o ui to!: ; w;u fcer ni is, trrlr? io np
prt tere.f and Leonea. Tli uio4tof cj know a
minisscr's wile tn owrcommtinay, who has a iimi!v
to care k-r, and who, beiirr unaoie to hire ber wfrk
doti-, is weitrmoutber hie in msnotonvis lajor,
tr-i w to keep ji.uier and ch-iifta In pasiU: cun-
C -'SC.
or, oyoa want tideM a vrretp3 rineum
rU"'t lntjtaeb';j,Pt.f these Imeu. .? I-ctvou vn.
oset that m baase fa aL.itt-r o; V vr li
yru wi-it to r- ti: -ed every tfsy that t;- it
Mxirerii-ia? if , rnd t oi.oe t-.r( . , ,; v.
inf f-jjl farwi'Urs. ad tb! rr.rose tb an. . . at
uibu-hl rmetiiirot yonr fev- -y erc l.rcu
! on yoor own aivi' t j '
-tO!tr-i.f.: -.! ..,f
1 1'.
orueij. L.l- can a; enl t iv i n r b -r
t- a f "'. etnrn. bom s rip ai'once fir rtsruas-
3-11 la Kadison St, Tlooca 1, Cbicaeo. ,
4k- J l 1 . nr. . . sj .1.1. - 0
r- . . - . yia. - jJ j ,v ij
i P.M.. ...a
- 1tjtfvAi- .
AntbeldtnrfraFr-n3. yti
ed and dt Terd at i.,...-oai Kiug wxtxi
2 0,CO 0 Peartj Trees la dormant ba fOperKOO
racted. . . - . . :
S,C03 Dai; lias. A Cce collection, embracing
Show, Fancy andt Pom pone varieties ; 30
cents eacb ; 3 per dozen, seat by man,
r rcar pntd ; f :i per I.t r ?red ty exprw
I trfreifcit. - '
Small Kcnvay Spruce, and Other
EVERGREENS, LOW.
ALSO CHXERiL XUUSELUY STOCKS
EARLY RC2S POTATOIS,
1 per'. fZpa1
HARIIISO POTATOES,
flperlfcsbyXaH.
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
BLACSWELL EEOTTJXES,
TituxrOlr, Mnrcrr Cbt, X. J.
WEST A.VX3NTJB"
IT TJ S S 32 IBS.
GRAPES VINES.
I Invite tbe attention of Dealers and Ptanters to
my large stock of
GHAPE VIITES,
mostly two years eld. harr(r been root pnmed and
piantea ,oat.iaM bpring. Ihey bare made a very
targe
growth.
I o2tr great isdocementa to those wanting Tines.
Xlkewtse I have on band good stock of Wilson
and K.ltuuinny '
BLACKBERRY,
DAVIDSON'S THORNLESS, AND DCO
LITTLE BLACK CAP
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RASPBERRY.
BESD TOJt TRICE LIST.
A. a HALL,
febSra
V7nelnd,Jt J.
EIYEHSIDE HUBSERY
Davenport, lorra
If you wsnt a good article of Nursery Stock,
such as
Grape Vines, Currants, Gees berries,
uaspberries, lilacs Derries,
8trawterrles, Cbcrry Trees, Pcacla
Trees, Kwerfrreeas, and
- Dlccldnous Trees, . -
Bend yoni orders to
. ... J.W. PEARMAN,
- Davenport, Iowa,
or R. VT. FURNAS. Brownville.
Catalogne free. 13-9-y
Plant Clioico SVuits,
MOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER
11 I will send fine SALEM GRAPES bj
man for IS 1 each. Ropers 4, IS, 19, at 50c each. Kit
tatiooy and Wilson's Karly Blackberries at fl per
u'"Hi vj iihii. v iura iiW(HnnTT, vjii per Ua
t-tnaoei inia ao, fiw per ooren, au oy mn'.i.
T VI 11 rieliver 1 ho fn. nnrfn, I Pvnmi nlfiM nvn.
erly packed, at tbe following prices : Concord drapes
asandi0per hundred. Ix fa ware, Inana, Crevel-
ng ana lve s eeeuiin?, ij per nanared. Halem
O rapes at S7S, .j0 and IM) per hundred. Borers 4, IS,
ami 19 at fj) per hundred. Fine Koies ut MJ0 pel
Address JOHN CHARLTOy, '
23-ly Bocbester.N. Y.
THE KITTATlirinr.
-The LARGEST
' - - and most Productive
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SWEETEST
and most Delicious,
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HARDIEST
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end every way the best
; E lack.be rry IXaowal
Tbe above is amply borne out
jby
ei
the testimony of all Who bave
Elven tt a wir trial au over the
J
country and is the new fruit
of recent iutroducbioii that comes
nntnlhrM.iHnmnriftLAninf ita
a.rxxaua irtenoa.
PLANTS OF THIS AND OTIIEa KIXDS.
' .' 1 ' Also the
Best Strawberries & Raspberries,
and etlicr Seed Potatoes
delivered at yoor nearest Post Office as ctea? as U
yon eaaea at tne nursery in person, ana ,.
TTarranlcd Genuine
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PRICE LIST GRA TIS. s
Address
WTI.LT Jl SIS,
lfomldalr, Sew Jerteg.
rebtl-n
"ALL ABOARD I
99
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Hi3 EroTmvill8 Tnuirfcr - lins,
Undsr tbe manesemeat of
JACOB HO GBIIS,
Is sow Kunins Regular Omnibuses from
Z2rewn-wi21o ta tia Ilailx oaA TermLca
ot tbe Co tin ci I ElssriB scd St. Josepb Railroad,
At Ilcrtli Ctrr, IIo.
Two Xllee (rem Brovavine and b'ortb fftsrFsrry
Landing.
Good Omni.cse. Clasa G&szsbztxvns
Cluu-ses II derate )-tf
Peru Livery E table -CHARLES
GEADE,
A - ; " Dealer la' '
All Kinds of Stoclc
Cones Cdng.i, c? 3uXf.Taar.g63a
A oc& Boarded by the Day or Week.
JXY STABLES are stocked with rood Horses and
bmrjciee. pervirn wifhint!- conveyance to any por
tion of the Nen.nha Ltuxd XIatrict can be accommo
dated. Tbe
Peru iz. BrtrrTiivillo Csndh
Leaves my Stables every nomlntr at 10 o'clock A
M. PaseriTer or paiatrea aaft'ly conveved. Or
ders leit wiUi the Pobtma&ters will be promptly at-
ieiKiea so, la-il-iy
ciiARLrs xciDnAirr & co, - :
. . Manafactcrers of - t
tzizn and American Harbla j
MONUMENTS,:. '0 t
Tamb Stones Table Top, Dlajstlcs, Ve
. ZZsuXi Street, between stb and TJh.
BSOWSVILLE JTEBEASTA. j
TTavr s lncte! rTTranent'y In t1 cv. we h!5
kfo ( : i. 1 a So fit Ja Wj-J. a... Ivali tie
dciu&nus oi
" ?r'!icrn IVeftmsIia and IV orlli
lt - - ALL' TTCZLK VA P.IAXTn
tOJl YOJlKr 2Tt-.ilj and Plainly
1 Eiccuttxl.at t he Ad Vr User Job Rooms. .
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T ETTIIOBrCi: to the Ccm C
X cf America a new x&rie'T rt f i
r rw a e fr v br J- ' i P. I.
1 Com,
mr B'..-.j oS Hi': . ?r-.r-.l.a i z'"-, I -s
marked to t-m f.Tu . . i- C' i r;j i 1
Com." Tte tf i... r- v..-,-?v t at
kws: Tint, it Ei : st la?.'v? t-ro r-s ear'-er
thaer rc'tnarv ir. s. w.i M e.-r.r
italics zmw ta a L'.'.l, of-. --netily it I (f--
at lnAi jti rr eer t r
rr sit i:
eeM tr r y--..-. y in tse tr-.-a, w-l tacre
t ereal r'-atit j i&a. tot-.en-oar.ioi
! r annnri.' v.
Thi var-1. U bi Vt yeTJow, rally 15 rswM,
Oie & -aaJv eevrd closely s.; '.a er,-s wia
kernels: tieeart braX Tery rei iyfr mihertem;
t; bask ts -verv Lht and si fcv. r -ai :x it very
eay on tbe ban is in hrekln. lir. t.o'.-d 8ay tiia
be can boek at lea,t 3 per cent. ci - b.-hrls pr
cavthaa of thr old varieties. Mr. L:ood ht-t 12 1
ha.ket, sheLed and sold someoo t,?' ot t;rs
varietv aior wliij t'-a old ervp of (V,rn. 1 he prsin
merci;"int were nnaii todi-itiErnlah tne rw inra
iheoid. His old vari?'.ie3,o,,vir to the adavorsite
I'si. was not fit tos':it:l or seii at alL
This variety e-v;i be planted witii safety from tbe
list to the f- a ef June. In oae bnnred days frora
pianUn? tt w:a be coinr1'?1 at of the wty of the
early frost that we "tii- rrje have in tats latitude
r.-n, t'-)(h Lith l'!iof.-r!t-mber. Thisvarietv
Is aa early ma oar lin e eici rowed Tort State or
Yaekee elatO-m. The stock is rather short, bnt
verv thir round, with rer ern!!y a vry Unre ear
Mr.E4-xd save be dare not telt theplain trjth abort
this new variety of Corn fr fear that bis s:aiemBt
n.l Kae rinvn . A "riih torv. orM a fcirrNtz.
I have borrht Mr. Blood's eriire If of eEh of
this new ad valuable variety of ivm. and am pre
pared to oer tt to the LDh.J K'j amcu
1CA at the foHowIn? rates: per bnshei (5 fci i
MD-half bashel. .: oce-foor.h busnel. SLtA. y
maJ. poetaTe tKiid, 4 ft tLOt. foiag'.efc Jucts. f"o ex
tra cUarpe for boxes or sack.
Sent by express or freight as the porcbanpr may
direct, the money in an caes to accompany ue or
oer. Auoress
ALEX. XI. GASTOZT,
' Henry, ITonhaU Covnty 21L
Jf. R Persons wlahlng STA21K A PPZESCIOXS,
wicmtaendln their orders lmoied:at':y.as my stock
is almost exhausted. Tbe EARLY FIELD COS.il
will he for the a?ncanorsu tjterei oi our nation
what the Stark A; e is for the horticultural irter
este the best that there is, tbe piirchaser of either
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T?OIl ORNAMENT. ProtecUon and
A. Wind Breaks, for Homes on the Prairie,
and Stock In inclement seasons.
BsJiatn. Bprnce and Norway Pine, to 10 inches
aign , periMH
Arbor Vttae, Hemlock A White Pine,
to 10 mones "c"
American Larch, to 10 inches high
f per ITflO
S per 10
per lix)
per wo
American i-rcn. 3 to reev
Assorted, varions kinds-
xAropean JuArco, iioui
I to 12 period
XTH AUS IIIPOIIT13G OUR
SUnOPEAIT LARCH
Oar FmaH FraEs are from dry. tlttm. dtar kmd.
in the Green Bay coon try. We find trees from thai
section do much the beat with na. We make ninety
per cent, prow, and are rood shape. Will beseenred
oyoneot me nrcn. personalty, wneniaxem op. we
mage x rJUj.uKrt.,3 a specialty.
KO EXTRA CHARGE FOR
BOXING.
STT One-Jhcrtb casb to accoiypany tbe order ; tbe
oaiiance u, u. a.
BrrwwBiarciEa. PresMent orOh'.er of either ot
tbe banks la this city; or, P. A. Tisdel er Cbaxles
Kmun, taiem, xeorasKa.
Address OKDWAY A PARKITR.
R'biV4ni Freeport, Illinois.
mi'IT AAI OU.A31E5TAIj
Grape Viaea, eic for EprLns of 1SG9.
Tfliolcsale and.lletall.
We offer Ihr Pprine plantina a stock of Trnft and
Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, 4c, which for ex
tent, variety, vigor and beamy of growth has never
Deen surpanseo. -
Full particulars iriven in the following Outalocnes
Just bsued, sent prepaal on receijit f Jo cents each,
for Kos. 1, 5 A -To. 4 free. o. 1, Ie-ripUve Cat
alogue of Froiw. No. S, OmnTieiitiU Trees. .No. 2,
Ureen House i tan us. jio.1, navieNneuu.
ELLWAGS & BARRY,
J1U Hope Jfnrseries,
-U-fim Rochester, V. Y.
PEOPXairS IITJIlSEIirES.
We bave a larre stock of the foHowing article,
with many others, which we offer VERY low tocanh
iwyers. wmniM true to name, ana wjui m
Aywles Pe.r Oierrie. Pescliea, PIsbsi
Stjrwberrte lilac kerrie!. LversreeBS
Ora.me!tal Treea. rab,
Flowery i iowerins frhrab, dee.
We want a Brood reliable man, who can come well
recommended, to acta aont forns, is every county
In JNebraska, h annas, Jiaaoort ana xowa,(osaoa
v Ccmnilsslon or Salary,
. .. . .. B. L. P.OBB CO.,
11-4 m-tf Bieomington, Til.
TREE PLATSTEIIS.
If yon wish to plant this coming spring, send In
yoor orders early, and save
TREE FEDLEE'S MARGIN.
A fine stock of two year old
APPLE, PEAR, PLUil AND CHERRY.
Also Shade Trees, Evergreens, Ornamental Shrubs,
and a general Nursery stock:
COS STASTLY OS HAXB,
AT TUS PSOSPECT HILL STC:
Oeneseo, HUnol3,
J. & C EICTCIOXU, Presrietera.
its" CorreffDondence solicited.
M-4m
IStTTlSEIllXS OF TT. F. IIEIHE5,
. DAYTON, OHIO.
Ay OLD ESTABLISmrEXT WITH A
2 ZW FEATURE.
Erery Person earn Proccre Trees and Plants
At VTIicIcsnle Prices,
by ordering through oar Club Department.
For prices And ether laionnailon, addresi
W. P. KriK.ES,'
IMm
CATALOGUES FREE!
CATALOGUE of SEEDS,
AJTD GUIDE TO THE
PLOTmi A3D YEGETACLB
GAUD EX FOR 1SC3.
fPobllftbed In Xanuarr. Kverv lover of (tmrm
Wisliine this nevr work. f. nf rim ilMinld mi-
w angers -Barry s tiiocK, ix-.nester, r. x. 1 i-tm
noTrcvCccjli i and Green
A LARGE BTOCK of the Choicest
varieties of the above always on hand;
also Khrobs, Evergreens, Imported Flower Blobs,
tor Fail piauatin?.
UMiti!(( sent gran to an apT'ticant.
ZS-Tm a?T I. 2d street. St. Ixuis. Wi
Grnnn Uinc.
pONCORD, Korton's Virginia, Hart
J ford Prolific, Delaware, andhil other lead
Tarietiea, grown aud for -i i? by
ni.RY ynrrrKU
, . . n.iaio!irei,!sw AiOuis.mo.
Send for price list. 3-3m
SEEDS, ROOT GRAFTS. Osage
Oransre Peed, prime, new, $15 per bushel.
fTwriS,ntM t-iis, irozen. JjotOrafU, Ap
ple, packed. hi,n, f?. i&t!H Hedire planU. 1st cl..
1JL3: Hl,'i.ll,li:i Peach llaie'a I apIt and other
lrnt aorta, tr ixiks Apple, Tear, Plnm, Cherry,
t."iince, Ac Everirreens. Oranes, DoH'oing
to;oe-ry, Ci.arlf downing fctrawterry, Black
berri,lL'trilerries.fjreen House Beddmt? Plants,
Da-iUi, LuiiM, etc Bend i c. f r th re C'o'aloguea.
1. Jv. PIlUKSIX.,
. EIoomiTton J"ur?ery,
- ilcian Co., Illinois.
feb2Va
PEACH TREE3. Crawforda. Hale,
and other, f.va i t- SM per VX
Pear ! Ct -rry 1Vi, 1 rr !-t c!ass 15 "
Arr!e re la nn. I n.. t St . a
Af' ieGru. t, at low r&KM.
Also, a f j J aortrnent of ?7nriery stocS, of aU
Ope. J&rmje ats t at w bole ! e prteri.
trs of Ar- e I fnr ejui Cacrv.-
wan ror nice xusi.- jvj'ejl
Zlis Cera tzr t-a
B--r f in, T ""
m we V
cinrrA, c?.tasi 3 co k. t.
1st Is tl.e aUea tr&a s f
to their ertesire and riU aortiiit of
CE1DICE IIUnSEDTSTQCI
Yi;HOLESALE,
ffrwlt Trees Standard and Pwar
OraaisMft! Trrestai Sbrebar-Deddsocs
ana irerree i
Sisrall FVsits Ciswi Mt-A3 Tarletiess;
Ilese, Creea C nJE!IIIa
rUats, Lulls, &c
Parties wfebing EU:CT NOIS E2T STOCK
either Tot their own planting or to sen again, are re
quested to give t a caU or write for particci&rs.
enclosing stamps for catalones as follows ; ,
CescriptiTe Catatigue o Frulu C;ree red siairps.
Descriptiye Catai9gre ef OmasoesXsls tbree red
stamps. . r j . . . . . ;
Wcotesals Trade List one red stamp. .
Address,
T. C 2XAXWXXX & B20.S
- Geneva, OnUrio, Ox, 2. Y.
GHAPB .
COSVOED GRAPE '':
Tieo Teart Old.
COSUOED GRAPE YTSES,
Three Yean Old.
DELA WARE GRAPE YIXE3,
Tv Teart Old. -"
DELA WARS GRAP3 TZSZ3,
- Three Teart Old.
2IAXA GRAPE T7:rZ3, .
Two Teart Old.
2LLSA GRAPE TTTZ
Three Teart Old.
CRETZLZSV GRAPE Ti:rEJr -Tvo
Team CM.
CRErxzzxa grape rrrr
Three Teart Old.
OPORTO VISES,
. Two Teart Old.
OPORTO VIX-JSS.
Three Teart Old.
Two year old Tinea of the f DHonrina; kinda
rrown oct of doors, from Dealing Tines and
very healthy, with strong lartre roots, and
warranted to make strong growth IX properly
pmniea:
HARTFORD FP.OLmr, T0T4. IRAELLA,
REBECCA. FF. KIX3.J HAEEJLLA,
CATAWBA. ITf
TtLA CK FOX. DBA CUT AJfTtFZ,
GUSTOS, UASY OF ROGERS1 M1SRIDS,
c, fx.
These tinea am on land which mast be
cleared, and will be sold
For qnality of Vines heretofore aent from
una i orsery, rexer to it. v. itx-suui.
AH the leadlnz Tarieties of trees and plarlts
to be found in a well appointed 2taraery -al
ways on nana.
i or list of very low prices, address
WARE SILVESTER,
febll-fcn Zyoa, Sew York.
'nrTnrn Trnnff fr Vfrinlnrn
0RCHAEDS.
The largest rtock of one year old Apple
Trees west of the Mississippi. We cultivate
Uiose varieties salteu to oar western eilmate.
Our trees, though only l year old. are very
large and stroner.'toi fe:t high), tbe very
best si 7 for shipping long; distances, and
transplanted with more ease and safety than
larger trees.'
PEAES, TTlJ-
ALSO, VINES, PLANTS, Ac, &C
SESD FOR CA TALOO UZ.
Address
BTARK, BAKNETT, & CO,
febll-Sm Lorxlslana. Mo.
CHEEEY HILL 1TCJESEBIE3.
NURSERYIEN,
DEALERS AXD PLANTEHS,
will find at these Nurseries a complete collection of
TREE3 AlTD PUUITS,
" ' vtn every departmeat.
EtAJidard Fruit Trees,
D warf Trait Treer,
Small Fruits,
- Grape VLues,
Fruit Ctocis,
Ornasnaatal Trees, Shxas, Vi-ttes, c
Urersreens, la great rariety,
Flo3ts, a fine collection,
SeetUlass, fr nurserymen,
Hare Flajits, recenUy 1m
ported, lUtatljarT) & Asparana,
an Immense stock.
NEWWHOLESALE CATALOGUE
JUST ISSUED.
Iloopes, Era, & Thomas,
febl-ta WEST CTl ESTER. Penn.
y.....LhiinL wwLLi-vg .
EKIE, ESIE CO PEXV. .
Ia Ae Plattraaji z Cprano,
Proprietors.
lOODjOOO XatlTe Grapo Tines
Tor sale, of the best leadlnr fcinn. pnantnteed
tree to name, as gooa as can be f'mri'l in ti.e L Dite-i
btaiea, or 011a ana two year old. buxcpie seat by
mail at U) nues.
rerl'v) PerLono
1 ,or .one Concord, 1-year, Ko. " f-.i . ( i .of
5i).fli0 t?ncoii,S-fesr;No.l,stron? J.01J
J'J.'J fart("'l proiitic, l-j-ear.No. 1 H
T'l.i
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8(1.00
2;) HartKird tTolinc. 2-year. Xo. 1 l.t
10..) Jlaware. I-i-ear. o. 1 Jo. (i
20.'J liana, 1-year, Jfo. jri
8.j) Ire's ttslantr. 1-year, Ho. '
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1 1)U. J Otf, U. 1 I,. I)
3 jno Inrael ia id ia
laiJO
eo.tXO Isabel ha, Catawba and Canton, I
and j-year. injni.. 5 'l
ao.no
Also a lar'e lot of i-ver uifln. of a:i tba.x-
kinds, tosetuer with a lart?e l.-l of Atitron'iac.
Creveltn?, Aiiea's Hybrid, l-io-rer's Hvbridt, Union
Village, Heoecca, Eiiiem, Norton's Yir-iaia. ud
othen.
&mo Strawberry riant stnnir. of sli tne best sorts.
m iiaspoerr.es aua .tuackhernes.
I'.'.uO (tirrants and Joonoerri.
2J,uuJI'iae a-year t 'i rie Trees, b--t leading
ajntt. atif!2 p.-r 1 ; per l.osia
lO.Ono Dwarf I'tars, 1 5 a.r. fj) ir i'W.
5,f0 eMail Pe-.ir. 1-venr. at ..i iwr 1 . "
lii-JO Cberry Trs, 1-year old, at fJ5 per 1JBML '
ALSO PK.rH IT.ivFS, TT.rTS. AKU-
Tcgtth!i with a large stotk of
Arple SeelMn; Pare. Fiiinrand Cherry PeedTInss:
ti' iii i cr prime; urape -
Cuttitgs, wim Aj pie tii-arUjlurnjaiwi
to order.
Satisfaction Cnarantccd.
Partie1 onierin? nf m. enn on jurinirtt.i.1.
ordep tiiled croafptly.s receiving first cinf stork
iuku resets, 1 iKiroc.ci.y pw itfd so it w. a arrive
In r-i.T. We Dril H.r.i?-- lt f..rnie,l
prurfi stirfc j r thetrase an can h bin;,'.'it troai any
reliable esttJjiisoaieni la tbe Uniteti autes. -r
TETtISraBh with onfr. or one-third cash, and
baiaoce oa di very, MCO.iv
Th-iBe ortr!"? wfU rias slve r!rw Cnnntv
SUxehtfoil. Trade hi seat cn appiicaiioa.
Address,
, Li. PiAmiA'i St fvTLxmnf
j . a6 -to - ,. .v ..44 4i !. 1 & J
la Cecil:
ir - br 2.-' 3, A? :i:'oa and lie.::
3., for tie
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Till CE3T III ti:h VCPIDM
ALSO
Ena jupa
TUB REST FLO WNO W MADE!
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fvs rv, Fe r d and Sale' Stable!
Hogztj;, Pr.opimnorw
"c. 2 and 4 Main Street
BEOWNNLLLE, XEBEASHA.
TVelerIna!lkiEdicf ?toci. Worses bouztt.
solJ and eichxn"e-i. fc:oci Loarvied ty the
d.v or w eek.
The Pro pr it or ha.? reeuntly erected an entire
w a t. - '.a V .'iAiJATT7Uil ' V. S-ITT1 J SmLwj
old ErowuTlUe House. His stock Is all fresvtt
and vehicles e?t. The putlie can be accom
modated a: all hours,
DAY OH 1ST G TIT.
A stock eorraTl. with aa abandant inrslr
of pcre water, attached to the staLie. 4-iy
GENEHAL
eerles
X?e have on ha ml a large
ST A Pill AITD
To vrhlcli t?3 axe making co
TT3 cr? celling at Prices a3
In 3 Qinlity cf cur Goccb
FLOUT. OF THE MOST
aaawAaAnja. a. a a a 4. Ji a i 1
12-10
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"ir" " arj SJSssa
' V isiT i si 7 sT easiw
DEALEE3 IN
DRY GOODS
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS.
And every other kind of Goods kept la a "Western Store, which we wUl
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Wlienever yon are in
Corner 3Iala and Second Streets,
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Sofas, -Tcldlr 2 Xcil
Salaries d C:-;
Cr:e 33esii. T7iirtaals.
EED8TEADQ,
CANE E0CKEE3,
ra.rs E,-.:ki nt, E r-! r x ir. ! rnaiVt-'
OSSoe, Parlor aa'i L1n: LYinOyH
ereryuiirs tu-a.y Kcni in a
FUBIHTUIIB- STOHII!
DEALEE3 IN
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jp mrimnni
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and well assorted stock cf
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