THE LANCASTER FARMER. 



V. 



Wi'fil Cutlfrs anil ITillcrs ; .Tup. Kohson, Osci'oIh, Wis. 

 Wlicc'lM l(ir Ilarvfsti-is; (i. 1). Howell, .VppU'tin, Wis. 

 Slip Ti'clli for Sirilcrs; (i. 1). Howell, Appleton, Wis. 

 Rut ter Workers ; Oi\n. Siifrcr, Helviciero, 111. 

 llav Loiidcrs ; L. I'lKlcrHdoci, Otlawa, 111. 



(iniiu Separators ; Orville K. \V 1, West Cliazy.N Y. 



rniiiiiiij: Shears ; C. II. Billinf.'s, La (iraiii^e, Iiiil. 

 Horse Shoes ; Thomas B. Bishop, Washint'ton, U. C. 

 Brixiin Ba^s; E. I). Bronson, Amsterilam, N. Y. 

 Uraiii and Straw Lifters ; 0. Kraiie, Kiiij^hls Lamliinr, 



C'al. 

 Hay and Cotton Presses; B. J. Day, Evansville, Ind. 

 Fruit Driers; Levi A. lionld, Santa Clara, Cal. 

 Windmills; A. & W. firaf, Bernard .Innetion, Wis. 

 Bag Fasteners; C. W. Harvey, Waterloo, Iowa. 

 Seed Drills and I'lanters ; L. L. llaworth, London, O. 

 Potato Diirnini; Machines; T. Head, Copetown, Can.. 

 Wind Wheels; .1. .M. Kautlnian, (loshen, Ind. 

 Cultivators; P. F. I.andphere, Mason, III. 

 Cliineh Biiir Gatherers ; K. 11. Marsh, Usage MiSBion, 



Kansas. 

 Drv Measures ; D. M. Metford, Toledo, Ohio. 

 Windmills ; P. Sheekler, Orangeville, 111. 

 Comltiiu'd H()rse Hoes and Plows; A. D. Sim<jns, 



Windsor, Conn. 

 Wagon Seats ; W. H. H. Suollhaker, Chicago, 111. 

 Side Hill Plows; C. 11. Stratton, Mouroeton, Pa. 

 Presses ; C. S. Swan, Tamaroa, 111. 

 Karth Augers; K. Whitney, Marysville, Cal. 

 Gate Latches; H. C. Bei-nartl, Hocky Mount, Va. 

 Earth Augers; F. J. Clarke, Sit. Pli-asaiit, Iowa. 

 Feed Batrs for Horses ; Henry Engelhert, Kutherford 



Park, N. J. 

 Dredging Boxes ; Jos. S. Field, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Grain Thrashers and Separators ; David Lippy, Maus- 



tield. Ohio. 

 Horse Hay Kakos; Bcnj. Mellinger, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. 

 Bee Hives; N. C. Mitchell, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Iinjilemcnts for BindingGrain ; William A. Patterson, 



Juniata county. Pa. 

 Seed Planters ; H. E. Pennypaeker, Phoenixville, Pa. 

 Spring Vehicles ; Jas. H. Phoenix, Cinciimati, 0. 

 Portalilc Penecs ; H. Priekett, Edenlon, Ohio. 

 Grain Binders ; Charles S. Travis, Great Valley, N. Y'. 

 Seed Sowers ; Alex. Walker, Mornington, Canada. 

 Grain Separators; Wm.S. Cly mans, Burnt Cabins, Pa. 

 Harness Clips; F. Conway, Butlalo, N. Y. 

 Steam Plows; James Fogartv, Newark, N. J. 

 Potato Diggers; M. W. Knox, Sheridan, N. Y. 

 Straw Twisting Machines; S. Kuh, Jellcrson, Iowa. 

 Wagon Covers; E. M. Saunders, Sangus, Mass. 

 Stumii Elevators; J. II. Barnes, Baltimore, Md. 

 Grain Drills; Bcnj. Kuhns, Davl<iii, Ohio. 

 Plows; J.O. Minor, Beilford, idwa. 

 Swinging Gates; F. Kaymon<I, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Harvesters; C. D. Schrailer; Lancaster, M'is. 

 Lifting Jacks; J. J. Adirate, Stevensville, N. Y. 

 Dumping Carts; J. J. Adgate, Stevensville, N. Y. 

 Windmills; O. B. Blakeslee, Hankin, 111. 

 Chain Pump Buckets; A. L. Cory, Ypsilanti,Mich. 

 Gang Corn Planters; S. P. Evans, Ash Kidge, Ohio. 

 Top Supports for Carriages; A. Goodyear, Albion, 



Mich. 

 Harvesters; M. L. Gorhani, Kockford, 111. 

 Carriage Tope; C. lleergeist, Cinciimati, Ohio. 

 Cotton Seed Planters aud Fertilizer Distributers; J. 



B. Legg, Rome, Ga. 

 Windniilis; Geo. 11. Lucas, Pekin, 111. 

 Corn Drills; J. B. LudU!W, Muncie, Ind, 

 Harrows; W. T. MeGee, Wheeling, Mo. 

 _ Cotton Choppers; J. G. Mickle, Fosterville, Tenn. 

 Farm Boxes; -M. M. Murray, Ciiu-innati, Oliio. 

 AVindmills; A. iN: (i. Havmond, Wuupun, Wis. 

 AVater Wheels; K. K. Hoyer, Ephrata, Pa. 

 Axle Skeins for Vehicles; B. Snyder, Johnson's Cor- 

 ners, Ohio. 

 Grain Bands; C. L. Travis, Great Valley, N. Y. ' 

 Cotton Planting ,\ttaehmcnts to Harrows; S. H. 



Wade, Chapel Hill, Miss. 

 Hay Presses; Chas. Wa.ste, Galeshurg, 111. 

 Unloading and Dumping Grain; J. B. Whitcomb, 



Farmer City, 111. 

 Machines lor Distributing Compounds for Destroying 



Cotton Worms; Wm.T. Willie, Breuhara, Texas. 

 Doors for feeding Straw to Furnaces; AVm. F. Mor- 

 gan, Oswego, N. Y. 

 Journal Bearings for Harvesters; E. S. Herrington, 



West lloosiek, N. Y. 



REI.'SSIES. 



Lawn Mowers; E. G. Passniore, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Patent No. S7,iS(l; dated Feb. 2'ld, ISfiil. 

 Grail) Drvcrs; J. B. Whecic, Bolton, Mass. Patent 



No. ;;s,'l91; dated April Uth, 18li:i. 

 Plows; John Lane, Chicago, 111.; Old Patent No. 



111,8.54, jlated Feb. U., 1.S71. 

 Harvester: C. W. A W. W. Mar.sh, Sycamore, TIL, 



Patent; No. 31,201, dated Aug. 17, LS.W. 

 Harvesters; C. W. A W. W. Marsh, Sveamore, 111., 



I'atent No. 21,21)1, dated Aug. 17, 185S. 

 Mowing Machines: A. B. Allen, Toms Hiver, N. J. 



Patent No. 2il,22.S; dated July 24th, LsliO. 

 Harvester Kakes; Andrew A. Henderson, Brooklvn, 



N.Y. Patent No. 2'.),.5!I4; dated Auir. Uth, bStld. 

 Drills for Well Boriuir; John .M. Mav, Cedar Hapi<ls, 



Iowa. Patent No. 49,120; dated Aug. 1, l.Sfi.->. 

 Harvester Kakes: Walter A.Wood & Co., lloosiek 



Falls, N. Y. Patent No. 1S,009; dated Aug. IStli, 

 1857; extended seven years. 



Powell's I'atent Wheel HarrowlGrainCoverer. 



Tliis Ilitnow, for PiilvcrizjitiDii, Covcriiif; Seed, C'<miii;ii:itivc Eiisp of Draft, Simplicity, 

 Durability, and General I'ractlcabtlliy, lsunsurpa.ssed hy any other Harrow or Pulverizer In use. 



IT IS ADAPTED TO EVERY KIND OF SOIL! 



stony. Rooty, Clayey, Loamy or sandy, being supplied with f'a.st Iron or steel Teeth. It never catehi^s upon stone 

 or roots, nor turns up the sod on newly plowed sward land, owing to the peculiar construction ol the Teelli. It 

 does the work ot four plows on old potato land by properly adjusilng it. 



A SEED SOWER, now ready for use. can be attached when dc'slred. 



MANUFACTURED BY THE NATIONAL WHEEL HARROW COMPANY, 



L. C. DODGE, General Agent, Burlington, Vt. 



FARMERS, CALL AND SEE THE GREAT HARROW. 



Being itssiircd tlKit this, tlic only Wlicol Harrow in tlif world witli ;i wlictd draft, wlnrli 

 works vertically. Independent of the main axle. Is on.' of the mosi Imporiant agricultural Impleincnis of ih.. day, 

 the publishers ot Thk Farmi-:p., have made arrangements wllhlle' Mauutacturers to hrln^' It to the at lent Ion of the 

 Farmers of I'ennsvlvonta liy pliulns one of the Harrows and Si-cd Sowers comMned on extilbltlon at the olllee of 

 Thk Lancaster Fakmek. wh.re thos.' Interested tn this tTeai Improv.iiicnt are invited to call. This will be the 

 first one seen in the state. It was awarded the (JRVND MEDAL OK PROGKESS by the New England ACTleultural 

 Society, at Boston. 1ST:), and at Providence, In lsT4; also the First Premium by the American Institute, \sTi. and 

 First at all state and Couniy Fairs wherever (Xblblied. ("-1.1m. 



m%u 



No. 1. The old Nursery at 

 Sevenlh-st. and Borougli limits, 

 with '.M\ acres of Kround, live 

 large flreeii and Hot-houHee, and 

 a loug line of Cold Fninies imd 

 Hot Beds, etc., where stock ia 

 grown for whoJefliiliuK, 



No. 2 Is 11 Uetail Gieen-housc, 

 over one hundred feet loug. 

 Packing Hoiihc and Office. 



largost nn'l moHt comjlete 



Establimiment in the State, Philiid'a and vifinity cxeoi'ted. 



Stock etteraud I'lic-cs lower than any other reliablo es- 

 tabliubment in any State of the Union. 



SEND FOR MY DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. 



Pealcrs ami Planters will save and iniikc money by calUug 

 to examine ni.v stocli before i.uri>li;tsii]g elsewhere. 



LANDSCAPE GARDENING 

 I> I- A. N T I N C3- 



DONE IN THE BEST MODERN STYLE. 



Decorating Assemlly Rooms, 



and PfTTINO VV ANY STYI.K OF I'LOWIiR DKSKINS, 

 done in the most Arlistic Wt.vie, ou Short Nolioo, aud at 

 ReaBunuble Rates. Address, 



s. II. ^'TJurr.io, 



Cor. Third and Cheslnut Sts-, 



7-4-lnil ron'MniA, im. 



MARIETTA NURSERIES. 



We invite the iiKcutiou ot I'lautcrs ton very large ind 

 fine stock of 



APPLE, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM and CHERRY TUEES. 

 Also, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES. 



Small Fruits. Kosea and aiecii-UouaeTlauts. 



Send your orders early. Prices very low. Descriptive 

 Catalogue*! free. .-Vd.bess 



7-3-2m ENULE & BRO., Marietta, Pa. 



TRXSSS, Etc. 



We offer for SPR I NG i '75 , "" "" ''">'»"? 



large stock of well-grown, thrifty 



Ntnnilnrd ami Hwarf Frull Tree*. 

 4i:ra|><< VliK'S. Siii.-ill I'rnils. 

 Oriiainotilal Tr«'«'«. Mliriihs. Roion. 

 New anil l(»r<> rrnil :>ii<l Oriiain<-n(al Trom, 

 F.voricri'rii aiifl liilllxMix KooIm. 

 Xen and Kar)- <.r<-rii aii<l il«l-ll»niio PInntn. 

 Small pnrceh forviiriWd hi/ vmil irhcn demrcd. 



PROMI'T ATTKNTION OIVKN TO AT.I, ENQViniEfl. 



Descriptive and llhtslratfd I'rirrd CataluriiifM wnt prepaid, 

 on rerfiiit of ntnmpn, ajt/oltntrn: 

 Nn. 1 — Fruits, l<>r. No. 'J— Ornninental Tre,-a. lOC- 

 No. »— flrecnhoUB-. lOr. No. 4— Wholesale, Frco. 



Addt-esB. 

 KKtah'd 1S40. 

 l-i-Sm] Mnvnl II. f' 



ELLWANGER & BARRY, 



RIM'IIKSTr.K. >•. T. 



SEEDS AND BULBS. 



ILLUSTRATED SPRING CATALOGUE FOR 1875 



>OW KK.IOY. 



Bent, with a specimen coyy of 7'hr Avi^rirnn fiardrn, a new 

 IlhlHt rated Journal of (larden .\rt, edited Ity .Taroev Hogg, 

 on re<'eii>t of teu cla. REAPH & SON. Seednnien, 



7-S-lf 71; Fiilion SI., Bro..ktyn. N. Y 



THOEOUGHBHED STOCE 



FOR SALE CHEAP. 



PURE AYSHIRE CATTLE and CALVES, 



PURE JERSEY CATTLE and CALVES. 



of all age«. all very choice ani! nicvl.v marked, from the 

 clioic'Bt l>loo<l and'inilking faniibcH. AlHit, 



•■PRIZE CHESTER WHITE PIGS," 



of all ages. " UnanvpaBUcd." Tbeec P>ire-Bred Piga have 

 no auj'erior on this continent. Rrcd from our pi-ize and pre- 

 niinm atock. Alao, extra improved Pr.RKSHIRE and 

 ESSEX PIGS. Order «oon. Addrco. 



CI.IPTON FARMS, 



KENNET SQUARE, 



7-2-3m CHESTER CUUNTT, PA. 



