A Fine Microscope For Few Cents

a weiriDaue, genuiue microscope- nut a uit of molded glass in a paper or metal ring, or tube- but one with triple Lenses, Diaphragm, Stand, etc, is not only useful in every family, but is very ïuterestiug. Such iiistrumeuts have hitherto been too costly for the general public. The editors of the American Airicullurist, in connectkm with au Optioal Manufacturing Ompany, liave, after many experimenta and uiuch invention, succeaded in producing a genutnc Microscope, with three fine Lenses, Stand, etc, which, by use of machinery, and very large manufacture, is now made at far less cost tliau lias ever before been done. Scientitic men, and others, say it is decidedly superior to unythiug ever before offered so low as 12.50; but this one is sold for tl .60. But one is twen to every subscriber to the American Atriculturist, who simply adds 40 cents to the regular subscriphon price-tlmt is, the paper is sent oue yoar, with the tl.60 Mic.roscope, tor only $.00. If to be dcliocred frec to auy part ot tlie country, lö cents extra is to be addod. A full descriptiou and all particulars can be had by1 seuding your address on a Postal Oard to üeanoe Jtjdd Company, New York ; or better still, send them 10 cents (half pnce) for a post-paid sample copy of the paper,- which will give a full desoription ot the Microscope, and also much valuable reading and engravings, etc , and bo richly wortli far more than its cost. Miss Katik J. Roobss harinj recontly Aatshed scveral new portraitt, will havo theni on exhibiiiou at her studio, Nc. 7, cor. División and Ann streets, OB Friday and Saturday, afternoon aud evoning December 14 aml 18, it which time all who are inIcrcsted will have an opportunity of cal ling. Aun Aihur, December 4, 1877, liuy unlerwear óf Joe T. Jacobs. Letter Headsand Note Heads (University licading) for saliat the Aitous office, put up in " Hodder's Patent Blotting Tablet,''- 100 and 120 sheet 10 Ihe book.