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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
THE UNIVERSAL 
Cog-Wlieel Clothes Wringer 
was pronounced superior to all others at 
The World's Fair, in London, 1862, 
received the BRONZE MEDAL (highest premium) at the 
Great Fair of the 
American Institnte, in New York tity, in 1863. 
It has also received the 
FIRST PREMIUMS 
it tlie following STATE FAIRS: 
NEW YOliK, 1863 1863 
VERMONT, 1863 
PENNSYLVANIA, 1863 18W 
MICHIGAN,. 186-1 
INDIANA 1863 1864 
ILLINOIS 1863 18&1 
IOWA 1863 1864 
WISCONSIN -..18r>t 
CONN. RIVER VALLEY FAIR 1864 
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAIR 18&4 
and at the principal COUNTY and INSTITUTE FAIRS 
throughout the laud. 
Opinion, of Orange «Tadd, Ksq., Kditor Anici-- 
ican Agriculturist. 
It is. In reality, a C^o/A?-** 5arer/ a Time Sarer ! and a 
Strength Suver I We thlnl; the machine more \\\?knpayHfor 
itself every year, la the saving of garments! There are sev- 
eral kinds, nearly alike in general construction, but we con- 
sider it Important that the Wringkb be fitted with COGS, 
otherwise a mass of garments may clog the rollers, and the 
rollers upon the crank-shaft slip, and tear the clothes. Our 
own is one of the flret made, and It is as good as new, after 
nearly four years' constant use ! 
td9^ See also Premium list in this paper and advertisement 
In back numbers of the Agriculturist. 
Prices for tlte best family sizes— WITH COGS— No. 2, $10. 
No. l}i, $12. On receipt of tlie price from places wliere no 
one is selling, we will send the U. C. W, fi-ee of expense. 
B^- EVERY WRINGER WITH COGS IS WARRANTED! 
Good canvassers can And profitable employment selling 
the U. C. W. For terms and Circulars address 
R. C. BROWNING, Genl. Ag't. 347 Broadway, N. T. 
The Nonpareil WasHing Slacliine, 
Is the only entirely reliable Washing Machine In existence. 
Geared to run three tttrns of the crank to one turn of the 
hand. 
It has been In constant use in the family of Mr. Judd, the 
Prtprietor of this Journal, and In that of Mr, Munn, proprie- 
tor of the Scientific American, since 1861. For description, 
see advertisement in preceding numbersof the Agriculturist. 
Z^ Send for free Circular to 
OAKLfEY & KEATING. 184 Water-street, New-Yorfc. 
Thirty Gold or Silver 
Medals, or other first pre- 
miums, have been award- 
ed to Mason & Hamlin 
within a few yeai«. Their 
Cabinet Organs are de- 
clared the best instru- 
ments of their class in the 
world by over 200 of the 
most eminent musicians 
in the country. 
Circulars with full par- 
ticulars free. Salesrooms, 
274 Washington Street, 
Boston ; 7 Mercer Street, 
New York. 
S. D. & H. W. SMITH'S ' 
AHERICAIV ORGANS. 
Pronounced bv more than One Hundred of the best Organ- 
ists of tlie country to be Superior to any other Reed In- 
atrument yet produced, and have received the First Pre- 
mium whenever exliibited. 
SIBERIA OTT, Wholesale Agent. No. 743 Broadway. N. Y. 
$1.00— Preserve Your Eggs.— $1.00. 
One Dollar will procure the riehttonse Perkln*8 Patent 
for preserving Eggs. Meats, «fec. For fall partlcolara, bco ad- 
Terusemcnt in Feb. number of American Agriculturist. 
Apply to HENRY £. RICHARDS, Bloomlleld. N. J 
The First Premium was Awarded to the 
AJVIERICAI^ ORQANJ9 
At the New York State Agricultural Fair held at Rochester, 
September 1864. over the whole catalogue exhibited. Includ- 
ing instruments from the most celebrated makers. 
Exclwtive Territory secured to Dealers mid large diacounts. 
Send for lllnstrated Pilce Circulars and address all orders 
SIBERIA OTT, 7-18 Broadway, New- York. 
noAKDifiAiv, c;ray & CO., 
PIANO FORTES. 
Orders for these celebrated and Superior Instrnments 
Bhould be addressed to the Wholesale Agent. • 
SiBEiilA OTT, 743 Broadway, New York. 
$275. SEVEN OCTAVE. ^275. 
ROSEWOOD PIANO-rORTES. 
GROVESTEEN & CO., 499 Broadway, N. Y. 
New. enlarged Scale Piano Fortes, with latest improvements. 
Thirty years' experience, with greatly increased facilities 
for manufacturing, enable us to sell for CASH at the above 
nnusunlly low price. Our instrnments received the highest 
award at the World's Fair, und for five successive years at 
the American Institute. Warranted five years. Terms 
net Cash. Call or send for descriptive circular. 
The ]Host PopuUir Piano Song^s. 
'Twas K-T-ening at fHe Window. Hoffman. 30 
" 'Twas evening, at the 'window 
Were we, my Love and L 
Do tliey Pray for me at Home. Flske. 30 
*' O oft in foreign lands 
As I see the bended knee. 
Comes the thought, at twilight hour. 
Do they ever pray for me. 
I'm lonely since rxvy Mother died. Thompson. 30 
"I'm lonelv since niv mother died, 
Tho' friends and kindred gather near." 
I live for tliose who love me. Clark. 30 
"For tlie wrong tliat needs resistance. 
For the cause tliat lacks assistance, 
For the dawning in the distance, 
And the good that 1 can do." 
Tenting on the Old Camp Ground. Kittredge. 30 
One of the very best soldier's songs published. 
I*d Choose to be a Baby. The best Comic Song of 
the Season. 30 
Copies sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of price. 
OLIVKR DITSON & CO., PubllaherB, Boston. 
]Vislii¥itz's Monitor Moirer 
and Reaper. 
The success of the Monitor is without parallel. It em- 
braces every point necessary to make a Perfect Movr- 
cr and Reaper. It recommends itself to every fnrmer 
for the simplicity of its construction. It is proved to be the 
I^ightest Draft. It takes the preference for dura- 
bility, ease of management and good work. 
Four diflerent sizes. FnlJy warranted. For circu- 
lars giving full description, references, &c.. Address 
P. NISHWITZ, Manufacturer, 
Willlamsburgh, L. I., N. T. 
J. IV. CLOYES, 
(General Agent, Central and Western N. Y".,) Utlca. 
P. S. MESEROl^E, 
(General Agent, 111., and the Weet,) 204 Lake-st.. Chicago. 
■§ HAIiSTED'S 
« PAT. IMPEOVED 
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After Its extensive introdnction end use laet year, la now 
oileied to the public In Its improved form. Agents wanted. 
Town, County, and State Kienfs for sale. Send for a circular. 
Address A. M. HALSTED. 67 Pearl-st., New-Tork. 
Hnssey's Celebrated Plows ! 
Manufactory at North Benvlck, Me. 
These Plows are celebrated for their superior turning ca- 
pacity, easy draft, ease iu holding, steadiness In the ground, 
strengtii and durubility. 
" Having thoroughly tested these Plows we take pleasure 
In reconiiiiending them to i he public."— William F. KsTKa, 
Prest. N. H. State Ag. Soclctj-, Dover. N. H, 
Mkkrill Bailey, Trustee of Shaker Society, Alfred, Me. 
Circulars, Price Cards, &c., sent gratis on application. 
Address TLMOTIIT B. HUSSEY, 
Koi^i Berwick, Me. 
AXT£NTION, BEAtERS IN WI1Ee£ 
STOCK. 
THE JACOB'S WHEEL COJIPANT 
are prepared to buy seasoned WHEEL STOCK OF PRIME 
QUALITY FOR CASH, In any quantity, such 03 hubs, 
spokes, felloes, bent rims, hickory plank, &c. Address the 
JACOB'S WHEEL COMPANY, No. 99 Wall-Bt., or N OS. 145 
and 147 Bank-Bt., New-York. 
HURD'S PATENT 
American Hog Tamer 
To Prevent 
HOGS FROM ROOTING. 
FTcry Farmer Slionid Have It. 
IT SAVES MANY TIMES ITS COST. 
Price, with S Knives, delivered free at 
nearest Express Office, $3.00. 
Address EMERY & CO., Chicago, 111. 
Saning^ Macliines : 
Tn addition to the manufacture of. Steam and Horse Powei 
Thrashing Macliines. we are builriinEt extensively Cross- 
cut and Circular Saws, The Cross-cut or Drag Saw is intend- 
ed to attach to Horse Powers of all kinds, and will saw from 
20 to 40 cords of stove wood in one day. We build two sizes 
of Powers snitable to run them. One is a two-linrse Power, 
while the otliev Is heavier and is desiirned for eiilier two or 
four horses as may he desired. These machines are in gen- 
eral use and every farmer should have one. 
Our Circular Saw for cutting cord wood, limbs and poles 
into stove wood is tlie best arraneed and most desirable 
style in use. Our macliinery is not only substantially built 
ont of the best of material, but is tlnislioVi oil' in a very tasty 
manner. Address JONAS W. YEO. 
Proprietor Robinson's Marliine Works, 
Kiehmoud, Ind. 
Every Farmer Should have 
HARPJNGTOK'S Combined Seed Sower and CulUvator. 
BAKEK'S Patent "Weeding Hoe. 
GKIFFING'S Steel Clipper Plow. 
CAHOON'S Hand Broad-Cast Seed Sower. 
SenU for Circular; North IMver Agricultural Warehouse. 
GRIFFING BROTHER & CO.. PROPKntTOBS. 
38 & 60 Courtlandt-Bt., New^Yorlc, 
