Wood's Family Guest is an eight-page, forty-eight column paper, published monthly. It is an excellent medium for advertisers, as it circulates in every State and Territory in the Union. It reaches agents and canvassers, as well as a class who are ready to buy, and pay cash. Advertising 50 cents per inch first insertion, and less for longer time. A leading feature of the paper, and one which is attracting considerable attention is the "Bridal Wreath," devoted to the interest of matrimony.

HOPE, Hamilton County Press; Wednesdays; democratic; J. R. Arrowsmith, pub

lisher.

Hornellsville is a live and enterprising village of about 10,000 inhabitants. It is the terminus of three divisions of the Erie Railway. It has a public library, and the finest Opera House in western New York. It has one daily, the News, and four weekly newspapers. Its people are engaged largely in the manufacture of mowing machines, boots and shoes, furniture, oil stoves, washing machines, air whistles, etc. It is the seat of several tanneries, a large planing mill, and other industries. This is where the news is published and where it circulates. The population is still increasing. It is a great medium for wide-awake advertisers. Rates low.

HORNELLSVILLE Tribune; Saturdays;

democratic; J. Greenhow & Son, publishers.

HORSEHEADS, Free Press; Fridays; dem

ocratic; H. E. Purdy, publisher.

HORSEHEADS Journal; Wednesdays; re

publican; Thos. J. Taylor, publisher.

HUDSON, Evening Register; daily, evening; democratic; M. Parker Williams, publisher: circulation.. .2,300

The Daily Register, democratic in politics-official paper of the city-was established in 1866, to supply a want long felt in this community for an organ to advance the business interests and creditably represent the city abroad. That it has been true to its mission, and is appreciated by the people, is shown by the liberal patronage extended to it. The Register is a member of the Associated Press, and the only paper be tween Poughkeepsie and Albany belonging to that powerful organization-a franchise in which costs $10,000. It contains telegraphic news from all parts of the world, and a complete record of local events to the hour of going to press, and is mailed in season to reach the neighboring villages on the Hudson River, Albany Boston, and Harlem Railroads, on the evening of publication. It has more than double the circulation ever attained by any other daily journal on the Hudson river south of Albany. M. Parker Williams, editor and proprietor. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

HUDSON Gazette; Thursdays; democratic;

M. Parker Williams, publisher; circulation, 4,800 The Hudson Gazette, democratic in politics-official paper of the county-was established in 1784, dating almost from the foundation of our Government; and since the birth of the Democratic party, "half a century ago," it has been a zealous and influential organ of that political organization. It has kept full pace with the progress of the age, and improved from time to time, until it is now one of the largest and best filled weekly journals in the State. It contains a complete record of events of the week, at home and abroad; choice literary reading; vigorous editorials on the leading topics of the day, and is in every respect a first-class family paper. The Gazette has a larger circulation than any other two papers published in Columbia county. It reaches nearly every family in the county, has a large circulation in the adjoining counties, penetrates nearly every State and Territory in the Union, and has subscribers scattered all over the globe. M. Parker Williams, editor and proprietor.

HUDSON, Daily Republican; daily, mornand Columbian Republican, and Hudson Weekly Star, Thursdays; Bryan & Goeltz, publishers; circulation-daily, 1,200; weekly ...3,900 The publication of the Columbian Republican began in 1820; that of the Star in 1842, and they were consolidated in 1876. The Daily Republican began in 1847. These papers offer unrivaled advantages to advertisers, reaching, as they do, the class who buy, and pay for what they get. They are essentially local newspapers, in the full sense of the term, printed in the interest of the locality and enjoying the fullest confidence and support of the people of Columbia, Dutchess, and Greene counties. Population of Hudson, 10,000.

HUDSON, Repository; monthly; Y. M. C.A.;

F. W. Webb, publisher; circulation. ......500 Organ of the Hudson Y. M. C. A., published monthly. Devoted to the work of this and kindred associations; circulated chiefly in the city of Hudson; advertising space limited. Will be sent to any address for 50 cents a year, in advance.

HUNTINGTON, Long Islander; Fridays;

independent republican; Charles E. Shepard, publisher; circulation.

.530

This paper was established in this village by the poet Walter Whitman, in 1836. It is the leading republi can paper in the western end of Suffolk county, and is Justly valued by subscribers for the extent and variety of its local news, as well as interest in all matters pertaining to the moral welfare and material prosperity of the town. Its subscription list is a bona fide one, no dead-heads being allowed. It is supported by the intelligent farmers and business men of the community.

HUNTINGTON, Suffolk Bulletin; Fri

days; democratic; Jesse L. Smith, publisher. ILION, Citizen; Fridays; republican; C. D. Rose, business manager.

ITHACA Journal; daily, evening; and weekly, Tuesdays; republican; J. H. Selkreg, publisher.

JAMESTOWN,

Folkets Rost; Wednesdays; independent republican; Swedish Printing Association, publishers; circulation......1,200 JAMESTOWN, Journal; daily, evening

and weekly; Fridays, republican; John A. Hall, publisher; circulation-daily, 600; weekly.....2.900 The Journal is the leading republican newspaper in Western New York; founded fifty-two years ago; has the largest subscription list of any paper in the vicinity; it is an octavo sheet, printed from new type, and presents a clean appearance. It is now issued from a new three-story brick building, just erected by the proprietor, and supplied with all the modern improvements. As an advertising medium, The Journal presents unsurpassed advantages; its large circulation is amongst a class of reliable and intelligent farmers and business men, who pay in advance.

JAMESTOWN,

Lake Breeze; Sundays; local; C. E. Meade, publisher; circulation...2,000 The best advertising medium in Chautauqua County. During the session of the Sunday School Assembly, at Fair Point, it is read by over 20,000 per

sons weekly. It is a live local paper, devoted to mak. ing Chautauqua Lake the greatest summer resort in the United States. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents, No. 37 Park Row, New York.

JEFFERSON, Jeffersonian; Wednesdays;

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independent; A. W. Clark, publisher.

EFFERSONVILLE, Sullivan County Record; Thursdays; independent; Arthur Bird, publisher; circulation.

850

Jeffersonville, the village in which the Record is published, is surrounded by an intelligent and thrifty class of farmers, mostly German, who take an interest in all passing events, and especially in the fresh and industriously-gathered local news furnished them every week. The Record is independent. Advertisers are sure to derive much benefit from their use of the Record, as they are sure to receive the attention and consideration of its thoughtful and observing readers. Advertising rates are moderate.

JOHNSTOWN, Fulton Co. Democrat ;

Tuesdays; democratic; W. N. Clark, publisher.

JOHNSTOWN, Fulton Co. Republican; Thursdays; republican; Capron & Ward, publishers.

JORDAN Intelligencer; Thursdays; independent; Louis B. Lathrop, publisher; circulation.. ..864 The Intelligencer goes out every week with pros perity on its face. Its columns are well filled with focal advertising. It is devoted to the interests of the people of Jordan and elsewhere in Onondaga county. It has an abundance of miscellaneous reading matter, and its local items are brief and spicy. It is a live paper. Hence it is a splendid advertising medium. It has a circulation as large in proportion to any country weekly in the State it is published in a wealthy part of the State. Jordan is the centre of both manufactures and agriculture. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents, No. 37 Park Row, N. Y.

JORDAN Transcript: Thursdays; demoH. P. Winsor, publisher.

KATONAH, Recorder; Fridays; independ

ent; Miller & Lockwood, editors and proprietors.

KEESEVILLE, Essex County Repub lican; Thursdays; republican; W. Lansing & Son, publishers.

KINDERHOOK, Rough Notes; Saturdays; democratic; C. W. Davis, publisher.

Kevening; and Weekly Freeman, Fridays

INGSTON, The Daily Freeman; daily,

independent republican; Freeman Printing and Publishing Association, publishers; circulationdaily, 1,350; weekly. .2,160

The Daily Freeman is the only daily paper published in the city of Kingston, or in Ulster County. The city has a population of over 23,000, and transacts more business than any other place on the Hudson river between New York and Albany; $8 per year; advertising rates, 75 cents an inch for first insertion, and lower rates for longer. The Weekly Freeman is an eightpage paper, the largest of its class in the State; $1.50 a year; advertising, $1 an inch first time, and less for longer time. Send for rates. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

KINGSTON Argus; Wednesdays; democratic; H. G. Crouch, publisher; circulation...1,500 KINGSTON Courier; Tuesdays; republican;

Romeyn, publisher.

KINGSTON Journal; Wednesdays; repub

lican; Romeyn & Son, publishers; circulation. ..1,500

The Journal is one of the largest papers published in interior New York. It is neatly printed, no cuts being used. Four pages, giving 40 columns of news, editorials, selections, and advertisements; circulates chiefly in Ulster county, but also largely in adjoining counties. Kingston has a population of about 25,000, being the terminus of the Delaware and Hudson canal. The Journal occupies a field very valuable to advertisers, and covers it effectually; $2 per year; transient advertisements, $1 per inch for first insertion. and 50 cents for each subsequent insertions. Larger contracts upon liberal terms can be made through S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LANSING BURGH Courier; Fridays; dem

ocratic; Van Voast & Engel, publishers; circulation..

.800

The Courier is the only democratic newspaper in the north Assembly district of Rensselaer county; has

a circulation in all the towns north, and is an excellent advertising medium. Terms per year, $1.25. Complete jobbing facilities in connection with the Courier. Orders by mail promptly attended to. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LANSINGBURGH Gazette: Saturdays; republican; Quinn & Demers, publishers.

The Lansingburgh Gazette; official paper of Rensselear county, and of the village; established 1798 and continuously published ever since. Issued every Saturday, Quinn & Demers, editors and publishers. Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance. Advertising terms, 1 square, one insertion, $1: each subsequent, 50 cents; one column, 1 year, $125; column, Í year, $65; column, 1 year, $35. Transient advertising must be paid in advance. The Gazette circulates in thirteen States and four Territories, and is strictly a family paper, pure in its character and free from scandal. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LE ROY Gazette: Wednesdays; republican; C. B. Thomson, publisher.

Le Roy Gazette is one of the oldest papers in New York, west of Utica; is located in the handsomely built and healthy village of Le Roy-the site of Ingham University-the Academic Instituteand is reached by the New York Central, Hudson River, Erie, and State Line Railroads. Surrounded by the best wheat-growing and fruit-raising territory in the world. It has been in the hands of the present editor and proprietor thirty-eight years. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LE ROY, Genesee Courier; Fridays; demo

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cratic; Geo. M. Howe, publisher.

IBERTY Register; Fridays; independent; M. B. Hall & Co., publishers; circula

LITTLE FALLS, Central New Yorker; issued occasionally; an advertising sheet; Warrior Mower Co., publishers.

LIVONIA Gazette ; Fridays; independent;

C. M. Alvord, editor and proprietor; circulation.. ..700

The Gazette is published in one of the finest sections of farming country that borders the chain of beautiful lakes in western and central New York. It is the commercial paper of Ontario and Livingston counties, and is taken almost exclusively by farmers and tradespeople. Advertisers will do well to correspond direct with publisher for special rates, in every instance giving references, as no attention is given letters from irresponsible parties. Circulation constantly increasing.

LIVONIA, Union Citizen; Saturdays; dem

ocratic; Dr. A. L. Bailey, publisher; circula520

tion

The Union Citizen goes into nearly every State and territory, but its chief circulation is in Livingston County, long noted for its wealth and enterprise. Its advertising columns are carefully edited, and no swindling schemes are noticed. The advance pay system on subscription is strictly adhered to, which insures success and gives it prominence. Subscription, only $1 per year. Advertising rates very low. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LOCKPORT Journal; daily, evening; and Niagara Journal, Wednesdays; M. C. Richardson & Co., publishers; circulation, daily, 1,000; weekly ..1,850

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OCKPORT, Lock City News; Saturdays; local; J. Wilber, publisher; circulation, 800 A popular, independent newspaper, started on a hard-times basis. Subscription price, 50 cents a year; single copies, one cent. Is sold by newsboys on the streets, thus placing it in many new hands weekly. Attained a circulation of over 800 copies in Niagara County during the first two months, and steadily increasing. Advertisers will consult their interests by using its columns. Rates low. Special terms made known on application.

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OCKPORT Times; daily, morning; and weekly, Saturdays; democratic; S. S. Pomroy, publisher; circulation, daily, 600; weekly.....1,000 OCKPORT_Union; daily, evening; and Lo Niagara Democrát, Saturdays; democratic; Union Printing and Publishing Co., publish

ers.

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OCKPORT, The Catholic Visitor; Wednesdays; Catholic; Wilber Brothers, publishers; circulation

..500

The Catholic Visitor is the only weekly Catholic paper published in Niagara county. It contains full accounts of all local matters of special interest to Catholics, with a synopsis of religious news at home and in foreign lands; sound and instructive miscellany, tales and stories, poetry, sketches, etc. It aims to instruct, entertain, and benefit all its readers, both old and young. The Visitor is a good advertising medium, as it has an increasing circulation among a class who take no other paper. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia.

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ONG ISLAND CITY, Daily Evening Star; daily, evening; and Long Island Weekly Star, Fridays; T. H. Todd, publisher. The weekly was established in 1865. Circulates largely throughout Queens county and other sections of the Island. It is an independent paper, giving the full and complete news of every section of Long Island, and is universally read by all classes. The daily was commenced in the spring of 1876, and is now well established, and steadily increasing in circulation. Long Island City is the county seat of Queens County, and has a population of 17,000,

ONG ISLAND CITY, Long Island Beobachter; Saturdays; German; independent; Kohn & Kernitz, publishers. LOWVILLE Journal and Republi

can; Wednesdays; republican; Amos V. Smiley, editor and proprietor; circulation 2,550

The Journal began publication in 1838, the Republican in 1830; and the two were consolidated in 1860. It is the only republican paper in Lewis county, and has the largest circulation, going into nearly all the families in the county. Lowville has a population of over 3,000, devoted to agriculture, lumbering, tanning, etc. The Journal and Republican is a live and carefully edited home paper, with full reports of all matters of local interest. Subscription, $2 per year. Advertising rates very reasonable for the extent and character of circulation. Contracts can be made through S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LOWVILLE, Lewis County Democrat; Wednesdays; democratic; Manville & Phelps, publishers; circulation... .1,836

The Lewis County Democrat is the only democratic paper published between the cities of Utica and Watertown, on the U. & B. R. R. It has the official patronage of the County Board of Supervisors, and sheriff's, surrogate's, district attorney's, and clerk's notices are only published fully in this paper. Consequently it is a necessity to and is read by nearly all who are interested in the public business of Lewis county. It is considered a valuable medium for the advertiser. Its advertising rates are reasonable. Legal advertising receives careful attention, and short advertisements of all kinds solicited. Cuts not admitted into the columns of this paper. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents.

LOWVILLE Times; Tuesdays; republican:

J. O. Donnell, publisher.

LOWVILLE Watchword; Wednesdays;

independent; J. O. Donnell, publisher.

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EDINA Register; Saturdays; democratic; J. B. Swett, publisher; circulation..........840 The Medina Register was established in April, 1877, by Beach Bros.; was purchased from them by Joel B. Swett, in August following, and the circulation has more than doubled in six months, and is rapidly increasing. It is one of the finest local papers in the State. Its management and editorial talent beam out in the columns; it is vigorous and earnest; it is an excellent paper for advertisers. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents, No. 37 Park Row, N. Y. MEDINA Tribune: Thursdays; republican;

H. Hurd, publisher.

MEDINA, Newspaper Agents' Friend; quarterly; C. S. Murdock, publisher; circula

tion..

.700

MEXICO, Deaf Mutes' Journal; Thursdays; Henry C. Rider, editor and proprietor; circulation

.750

The JOURNAL has been in existence nearly six years; has been enlarged; is set in new type, and printed on the best paper. It is taken by both deaf and hearing persons, and circulates in the county in which it is published, and all over the country and Canadas.

MORAVIA Citizen; Thursdays; independent; Charles Ray, publisher; circulation.......... .525

MORAVIA, Valley Register; Fridays; independent; M. E. Kenyon, publisher.

MORRIS Chronicle; Wednesdays; independ

ent; L. P. Carpenter, publisher; circulation..S00 Observer; Wednesdays; independent; E. Norton, pub

MORRISVILLE, Madison

lisher.

MOUNT KISCO Weekly; Saturdays; independent; Chas. E. Travis, editor and proprietor. The leading newspaper and best advertising medium in Northern Westchester County. As Mt. Kisco is only one hour and a quarter from the city, it particularly commends itself to New York advertisers. Correspondents and a large circulation in thirty villages of northern Westchester Co. One special and four regular trains leave Mt. Kisco for New York daily.

MOUNT MORRIS Enterprise; Satur

days; democratic; G. M. Shull, publisher.

MOUNT MORRIS Union and Constitution; Thursdays; democratic; William Harding, publisher.

MOUNT VERNON Chronicle; Fridays;

Joseph S. Wood, publisher.

MOUNT VERNON Anzeiger; weekly; German; independent; C. H. Bauer, publisher. MOUNT VERNON, Eastchester Independent, and Westchester Co. Courier; Fridays; independent; Whyte & Young, publishers; circulation.

.650

Established five years. Official town and county paper. The Independent-regarding truth as paramount-is implicitly trusted. Regarding courtesy as a duty, is respected. Being thoroughly independent, it is interesting to every politician. Being essentially a news-gatherer, its circulation is constantly increasing. Its short scientific lectures, by university professors, secures the good will of the cultured. Its selections from American and British magazines interest everybody. Its dramatic notes interest the suburban play-goer. Its continued novelettes, fashion notes, and recipes interest the ladies, and gain the support of the youthful.

NEWARK Courier; Thursdays; democratic; J. Wilson & Son, publishers; circulation....1,750 The Courier is the only paper circulating largely in every town in Wayne county. It has a bona-fide circulation of over 1,800 copies weekly, and is a very valuable advertising medium, going to the best families and having an established reputation for enterprise and character which makes its columns carefully read, and its advertisements effective. Subscription, $2 per year: 4 pages, 36 columns. Population of Newark, 3,000. For advertising rates apply to the publish. ers, or to S. M. Pettengili & Co., New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. J. Wilson & J. Wilson, Jr., editors.

NEWARK Union; Saturdays; democratic;

Jas. Jones, publisher; circulation...

..920

NEWARK VALLEY, Tioga County Herald; Saturdays; independent; Jordan & Le Barron, publishers.

NEW BERLIN Gazette: Saturdays; inde

pendent; Joseph K. Fox, editor and publisher. Richmond Co. Sentinel; Wednesdays; republican; Humphrey & Beattle, publishers; circulation ..797

NEW BRIGHTON,

The Sentinel circulates among the best class of citizens of Richmond County. It is a comparatively young paper, but by its independent course has gained great influence and popularity, and is relied upon for accurate information on all subjects relating to Richmond County. Eight hundred copies is the average circulation for the past year, and this is rapidly increasing. It is the best advertising medium in Richmond County.

NEWBURGH Journal; two editions; daily,

evening; and weekly, Thursdays; republican; Ritchie & Hull, successors to Cyrus B. Martin, proprietors and publishers; circulation- daily, 1,400; weekly ...1,800

The Daily Journal has a circulation over any other paper in the city of Newburgh, the population of which is about 17,500. The Weekly Journal cir

NEWBURGH Register; daily, evening; and weekly, Wednesdays; democratic; H. P. Kimber & Co., publishers; circulation-daily, 1,800; weekly

.750

The Newburgh Daily Register has a larger circulation than any other daily paper in Orange County, Being a penny paper and devoted specially to local news, it is sold fargely on the streets of the city, its sales reaching, some days, as high as a thousand copies, in addition to about the same number of regular subscribers. The street sales daily reach a large number of residents in the surrounding country who drive in on business or pleasure trips. With regular city readers added, an advertising medium is furnished which is unsurpassed in this section. S. M. Pettengill & Co., No. 37 Park row, New York, are our authorized agents for making advertising con

tracts.

EW ROCHELLE Press; Saturdays; Jas. H. Smith, editor and proprietor.

NEWTOWN, Long Island Journal and Volksblatt; Saturdays; German; independent; Charles White, publisher.

NEWTOWN, Queens Co., Safeguard; Wednesdays; democratic; G. K. Lyman, editor and publisher.

NEWTOWN Register; Thursdays; pendent; Charles White, publisher.

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NEW YORK DAILIES-MORNING.

NEW YORK, City Record; daily, morning; legal notices, etc.; published under city supervision. Only legal advertisements inserted. NEW YORK, Courier des Etats Unis; daily, morning; and weekly, Saturdays; French; democratic; Charles Lasalle & Co., publishers.

NEW YORK, Daily Bulletin and Auction Record; daily, morning; commercial; New York Daily Bulletin Association, publishers.

The New York Daily Bulletin is now generally recognized to be the leading business journal of the United States. Without political bias or alliances, it seeks to subordinate legislation to the material interests of the people. It favors freedom in banking, freedom in commerce, and freedom of corporations; demanding for the individual and the association the largest liberty to buy or sell, to lend or borrow anywhere, and on any terms and conditions, without legal restrictions. Its domestic market reports and its commercial statistics are fuller than those of any other paper. It is the only journal that has ever succeeded in giving full and fresh reports of the European and Asiatic markets. It is acknowledged to be one of the ablest exponents of the banking and financial interests of the United States. The Daily Bulletin has the largest circulation among banks and bankers, the dry goods trade, and the buyers at auction, of any daily commercial Journal in the United States. The Daily Bulletin publishes the official circulars of the New York Produce Exchange, together with all matters connected with its particular interests. The Bulletin has the largest circulation among the merchants who deal in the commodities bought and sold at the Exchange of any commercial journal in the United States. It is the best medium for commercial advertising. Terms of subscription, postage prepaid, $11 per annum. Offices, 5 and 7 South William street, New York. S. M. Pettengill & Co., Advertising Agents, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia.

NEW YORK Financial Record and Investor's Manual; daily, morning; financial; Manhattan Printing Co., publishers.