1877.] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
277 
THE 
"DOMESTIC ENGINE. 
3 and 4 Horse-Power. 
PRINCIPAL. FEATURES. 
Cold Bearings, Harden- 
ed Steel Pins, Casted 
Steel Connections, and 
all parts interchansreable, 
WnoUGHT-lIlOX BOILER. 
Nothing Cheap but the Price. 
F. F. & A. B. I.ANDIS, 
Manufacturers, liancaster, Pa. 
CLIPPER Vertical Ensines. off and on wheels I 
Price on wlieel?. fi Horse Power, $(35. S Horse on whe^'ls, 
Price 1700. Dry Steam Horizontal Kngines, S Horse Pow- 
er Climitx. on wlieels, $'.i".J5. Bnilrtera of St:itionnry Engine?, 
4 styles, from C to 20.J Hoi-ge Power. Corlis's Engines, Kxtra 
Fioisli and cutoff Rn^incs. Crank Stationary, and Plain 
Finished Engines, Boilers. Circular Saw-Mills, &c. succes- 
sors to Utica Steam Engine Co.. formerly Wood & Mann, 
Bstabiished 1S5T. We have the largest line of Engine Pat- 
terns in United States. 
TAYLOR MAIVTJFACTXTRING CO., 
"Westminster, Ma-rylaml. 
Good responsible Agents wanted. 
« ECLIPSE » 
(See iUnatratira on page 240, Jnne nmnler.) 
Send for Ceiitciiiiiul Judges' Reports, 
I and catalog ues of Eclipse li^ngines, Sta- 
I tlonary Engines, Boilers, Saiv-Mllls, i&O, 
I to FRICK & CO., 
"^Vaynesboro, Franltlin Co., Pa. 
GEORGE PAGE & CO. 
Ho. 5 II. SCH20EDEB ST., BALTIMOBE, 1!D. 
Patent Portable A Stationary En-^ines 
Patent Circular Saw SlilLs, 
Oan^, Muley A: Sasli itIiUs, 
I Grist Jk Flonr Mills, VTater 
\*'heels, Shiusle, Barrel «fe 
Woodi^'orKin^ Machinery, 
' Tanite Emery Wheels and 
Crinders. Saws, Mill SnppUes. A-c. A-c 
SENS FOB CATAJLOGUE & PAIPCS. 
HALLADAY 
STANOABD. 
The first Self- Regulating 
Wind Mill offiired the markets 
of the world, and when mate- 
rial used, workmansh p po er 
and durability arc co de ed 
it is acknowledged to be 
THE CHEAPEST 
It has been niannf c ed 
under imme.liate s ner on 
of inventor for n ore t an 
twentv-two venrs. 
$3,000,000 Worth 
NOW IN USE 
A 58 page Illustrate 1 Ca a 
logae with Price L at w II be 
sent free to all who 
make application. 
Agents wanted in 
allunassignedcouu- .^ 
ties. 
U. S. "WIXD EX- 
GINE & PUMP CO. 
Batatia, III. 
W. S. BLUNT'S 
UNIVERSAL 
Secii?'ed hij leCCers patent. 
These pumps have enormous 
power, and are for the house or 
lor out-door ^vells of any 
depth. Thev are constrncted 
with special 're.gard to strength, 
ease ol working, and durabilitv. 
Tliey can be immediatelv 
changed from lift to lorce pumps, 
and the air chaniber can be re- 
volved, so as to allow the handle 
to wort at any desired angle with 
tlie spout. Having close tops, 
tliey cannot be tampered with. 
Attention is c:dled to o nr new 
eleirant pattern DEEP "VVEIili 
uon-freezingr FIRE PUMP. 
Also, BIuDt^s Snud Vacu- 
um Cbaiiibei's.— A complete 
protection against sand or gritty 
water in dug^ or driTea Tvells, 
pits, niinesT aud rivers. 
For hand or steam pumps, 
all sizes, from i;,i-inch to 4-inch 
suction pipe. 
Send for circular? to 
NASON M'F'G CO., 
71 Fulton and 71 Beek- 
mau St. Ne^v York. 
stern Agency, Newton *fc Hale, 
Chicag:o. 
. . _itic LoasL Agency, Duufaam* Car- 
ri^an& Co., San Francisco, Cal. 
N A CAfC 5^523 
SNYDER'S LITTLE GIANT STEAMfNGINE 
The Best ^^£_^ 
SMALLt- * .■ 
POWER ENGINES,^ 
IN THE COUNTRY. ,1.^:: 
I^ariufadured by' '^l . . ; 
VW\RDB.SMYDEF& 
84 FultohStr, 
J3ne-^HorsePawep,wjth tubrflar 
'•^..boiler .eomplet*, only- V. f 15 0. 
;Two- HOrse Power. v>.. 200;: 
; . £ThrediHorsePower.::25'0^;; 
See pages SM and 260 Am. AgricJtUurist. Joly number, 1S76. 
OR-SENDFOB 
-iLLUSTRATED 
CATALOGUE-. 
3,000 LBS. OF MILK YIELD $54.20. 
NEW .HETIIOD OF MAXUPACTl'RE GIVEX. 
New Apparatus and Fumisliings for Cheese 
and Butter Factories. 
Especially approved by Prof. ARNOLD and 
all \«'lio liavc seen same. 
Parties should see us before buyinjr lU-turn Flue Boilore for 
Cheese Kactories. otc; also, Creamery and milk Vats, ns we have 
gruiitly reduced prices. 
ECONO:tiIZ£R RETURlV-FIiUE BOILERS, FROIV 2 1-2 TO 30 HORSEPOWERS. 
Fire entirely snrrounded by water. Sixt-.*en Bi'llei-s :ind Boilers and Enirlnos sold diirius: the luonllis of Junuarv and Feb. 
Tlie EC')\OMIZKU liOII.KIiS are uiannkirtnred for us (in duplicate paris>, under I'nited S^iates Patcuts.'by Porter 
Mauufactnrinji: Company. Syracuse, N. Y.. B. Iv. Whitk. President, Ihussrcurinc perfection and uniformity. 
The demand Is unprecedented, even In these dull times. I3f~ Send for Circulars. 
WHITMAN &, BURRELL, Little Falls, N. Y., 
Manufacttircrs or HIBBEIjI, & CO.'S \E\V CiWfi CUKKSE PHESS, \vi<li rigllt to xisc the 
Banfln^rr Riiil all PatnitM Giiiii-»iitcc(). 
.Argents for Annaltoine and Jolinsou's Patent Fly-Proof C'lieese Crrease. 
THE DRIVEN WELL. 
Town and Coojtt privileges for making 
Driven "W*'!!?- and selling Licenses under 
the established Aniei-ican i>i-iTeii Tl'ell 
I'alent, leased by the year to responfible par- 
ties, by 
WM. D. ANDREWS &. BRO.. 
XE\V YORK. 
GaEDBnEnGCNK A>DFiRSEXTni- 
GCiSHKE. — Fro[<^Ls Buildings from 
Fire, and Trees, Vines, etc, from 
iDsecti. Throws water 50 ft. Easily 
oiiTied. No Dwelling, Country 
Home, or Factory should be without 
the Fountain Pump, Seed for targe 
Il!-j=trated Circular. J. A. WHIT- 
MAN, Sole Proprietor and M&na- 
facturer, Provideu»e, R. i. 
Ag-ricultural 
Insurance Company, of Watertoe, I, Y. 
TwentT-fonr years old. Tot.il .isscfs iOr the secnritTof 
Policy holders Jannaiy 1st, 187T, $l,0-.0,6a.OO. Insures only 
Farm Fioperty and liesidences against Are and liKbtnins. 
\lake3 no business risks. 
THE UNION RAILWAY 
HORSE PO^VER. 
Producing much mons 
power than other rail- 
way powere, with mu<^ 
less etevdtion. 
Z^- Stnd for Descrip- 
tire CircnUir. 
Wm, L. Boyer & Bro., 
Philadelphia. Pa. 
BURR STOAE GRIST Mll^IiS 
-^r^ AND ^^ 
-^^^ Flouring Macliiiiery, ~-' 
Catalogue &^| 
and Price 
list Free. 
The Centennial Prize Medal and Blplomo. 
UEOXAKD i SILUilAN, Bridgeport, Conn. 
Play and Profit in my Garden. 
By E. P. ROE, 
Author oj '■'' Barners Burned J.ii'ay," etc. 
NOTICES BY THE- PRESS. 
The author takes us to his garden on the rocky hill-sides In 
the vicinity of "West Point and shows us how out of it, after 
four years' experience, he evoked a profit of $1,000, and thia 
while carrying on pastoral and literary labors It 
is very rare that so much literary taste and skill are mated 
to so much a^ricul tural experience and practical good sense. 
Saj-per's 2faga=ine. 
Tills book Is as poetical as it is practical. Still he is no 
dreamer. He goes into everj* essential detail with as much 
minuteness and precision as if he were writing a manual for 
the practical farmer. Indeed few works professedly de- 
voted to agriculture give more sound and valuable informa- 
tion on the secret of winning^ golden harvests from the soil 
than this brief idyllic sketch.— .V. T. Tribinie. 
Price, Post-paid - .- - - SI.SO 
and 
Practical Hints on the Selection 
Use of the Microscope. 
A Practical Book iutendcd for Beffi?m€rs, 
By JOHN' PHIX. C. E. Price, post-paid, "a cents. 
Plain Directions for Acquiring the Art 
of Shooting on the "Wing. 
With usefLi! hints concerning a 1 that relates to Guns and 
Shooting, and particularly in regard to the art of :oading w 
a-ftokill. To which has been added several v.aluable and 
hitherto secret recipes of great practical Importance to the 
eportsman. By an Old Gamekeeper. 
Price, post-paid, 75 cents. 
The Pistol as a "Weapon of Defense in 
the House and on the Koad. 
HOVr TO CHOOSE AND HOW TO USE IT. 
Price, post-paid, 50 cents. 
Plain Directions for the Construction 
and Erection of Lightning Rods. 
A work, written not in the interest i^f any p.atent or special 
manufacture, but solely for the purpose of teaching any 
ordinarily skillful mechanic how to put up a rod that will 
really ensure safely, nnd of enabling every housrholrler to 
decide whether or not lils house Is perfectly protected. By 
JOHN PUIN. C. E. Price, post-paUI, 50 cents. 
Either of the above books sent post-paid on receipt oi 
price by 
ORAKGE JUDD CO., 245 Broadway, New Yoric 
