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AMERICAN AG-RICULTURIST. 
117 
THE EXCELSIOR LAWN MOWER 
■ 
Mannfaclnr«d by 
Chadborn & Coldv/ell M'f g Co., 
(Send for Circular.) N EWBURCH, N. Y, 
BUILDING 
For Sheathing, Hoofing, Deafening, Carpet Lining 
%n<l Circulars, to B. E. IIalij I; Co.. S3 J; C3 Park Place, 
I 
and as a substitute fur Plastering, tend for Samplei- 
J. V., or Lock Kiveq Pape^ Co., Chicago. 
THFJB&EBER e^Mt"AIMS i T:ift=INK.i3.'501«, : 4.OO 
riginnl and 
Jonly Manf of tliia 
etyie oT Pen. 
CHEAP COR^ CULTURE. 
Thomas's Smoothing Harrow 
And Broadcast Weeder. 
69, 81, 108 
Round Slanting Teeth of Tempered Steel. 
9 & 12 ft. spread. Price, $25 to $35. 
Owins 1o the direction of the teeth, the corn— bolng 
strongly routed— is not. Injured by the passage oi the harrow 
broadcast over it, while tue tender surface weeds are thor- 
oughly destroyed. 
Over 800,000 acres were successfully cultivated last year 
J Itis"n addition the best pulverizer of the soil ever used. 
as the teeth never clog with weeds or adhesive earth, ana 
has been used with gratifying success In neatly every Mate 
in the Union. , ,. . , c„,. 
For full particulars send fir Illustrated Catalogue tot 
sale in avery leading town and village in the tatted States. 
J. J. THOMAS & CO., Ceneva, N. Y. 
CAKHAiM'S 
PTJLVEBIZING CULTIVATOR. 
Is superior to the best Wheel Cultivators. 
It can be adjusted to any depth required without the use 
ot wheels. 
The draft is reduced nearly one half. 
The price is only Twenty-two Dollars. 
It pulverizes the ground thoroughly, and can be used Kir 
more purposes than any other implement on the hum. 
BRA DLEY _MANVFf^CO.,_Sy_racn«t\N L Y._ 
SESSIONS & KNOX'S 
Patent Hard-Steel Plows 
Hawkes' Patent Fountain Pen-Holder, fits any pen. saves 1-3 time. $2, S2.S0. Gold pens, gold rubber and pearl 
.harm nencils. Pens repaired, 50c. By mail Send stamp for circulars. Geo. F. Hawkes, 66 Nassau St., N. Y. 
charm pencils. Pens repaired, 
FARMERS, ME KURE A*». EX- 
AMINE the superior Hay Spreader; it is the 
cheapest, most complete, and most durable Hav Tedder 
ever put into the field. Head a fow ot the comments re- 
ceived. Send for circular and description to 
HIGGANUM M'F'G CO.. Illggausnl, Ct. 
50,000 VILLAGERS AND FARMERS 
Need tho Planet Combined Garden Drill, Wheel Hoe, Plow, 
andSuhsolhV, three other styles for seed planting, sowing 
Fertilize)*, a:id double-quiek hand-hot ing. 
S. L. ALLEN fc CO.. IMS. 4th M.. 
BUILDING FELT. 
This water-proof material, resem- 
bling fine leather, is for outside 
work (»• Uir substances used) and 
Inside, instead of plaster. Felt 
earpetings, etc. Sead two stamps 
for circular and samples. 
C .7. FAY. Camden. N. . I. 
culars of 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
! Harder' a Premium Hallway Horse i Power and | 
Thresher and Cleaner, received, 
THE FIRST PRIZE 
At Great National Trial, at Auburn, N. T. 
For " Slow and easy movement of horses, 15 rods less 
than 1* miles per hour. Mechanical Construction 0/ 
he very best kind, thorough and contentious work- 
manship and material in everg place, iwthina slighted 
rrcelieiit work &c," as shown by official Report ol 
Judges. Threshers, Separators, Fanning Mills. Wooii 
Saws Seed Sowers and Planters, all ot the best in 
Market. Catalogue with price, lull information, aud 
Judges Report c! Auh,,™ Wm^ree. Address 
Cobleaklll. Schoharie Co.. N.Y 
34 CoixsnstA St., New Yoke. 
J S. IlNDEr.niLL, Esc... Locust Valley, L. I. 
Deak Sik: After seeing the trash called pumps that we 
saw to-day confirms me in what 1 had often thought I 
should do: Make a good common well-pump. So, if you 
see fit to wait about three or four weeks, I will put up tlio 
first in your well or eistcru, give you a year or two years to 
make up your mind whether It suits you, and then if you 
want it, the price -will be what I am at the time charging 
others for them, somewhere between S',0 and SS0- 
Yours truly, BICHABD DUDGEON. 
February 5th, 1S73. ^ 
ling Chairs 
and Invalids 
Out-Door Use. 
propelled by any 
use of hands, 
and send stamp 
cular of difierenc 
i, A. SMITH, 
90 William St., 
it. Y. City. 
Self - Proiiel- 
For Cripples 
For In anil 
Can be EASILY 
ene having the 
State yonr case, 
for illustrated clr- 
styles and prices. 
Please mention 
this paper. 
SAVE YOUr. CHILD'S EYESIGHT; 
buythe Novelty Patent < ano- 
py— Cradlo and Carnage combined— 
tn Patent Adjustable Parasol. Adopted 
" Park Com : isslonera. and 
Faculty. 
by Central 
recommended by the Medical 
Send stamp for circular to 
LEWIS P. TIBBALS, 
512 Sreadway, New Y «rk. 
NUTRINA, 
Made from eholce roasted wheat. It will cure Dyspepsia 
and Constlpatioa. and regulate Digestion. It will keep 
fresh and sweet any length of time, and cook in less time 
than ordinary cracked wheat. Sold by Grocers. Sample 
package sent free on receipt of 15 oents. 
Manufactured only by the 
NUTRIO MANUFACTURING CO., 
1530 S. 9«U St., Philadelphia. 
iH»v 
(THE STARCH OP RICE.) 
For dessert purposes without equal. For invalids espe- 
cially fitted— strengthening yet not revering as other hearty 
food. DAN TAL.MAGE'5 SONS, 
Rico Merchants, etc., 
110 WAT E1*. STREET, NEW YORK. 
The Family Cherry-Stoner. 
Tito only practical Cherry- 
Stoner made. 
It leaves the fruit plump and 
round, with Its Juices pre- 
served, sold ill all large mar- 
kets. Send stamp for circular. 
D. H. GOODELL. 
Sole Manufacturer, 
55 Chambers St., New York. 
Works at Antrim, N. H. 
P.S.— I am also 60le manu- 
facturer of Lightning and Turn-Table Apple-Parers, Light- 
ning Peach-Parers, and Clim ax Apple-Corer and sheer. 
JOSEPH GILI-OTT'S 
STEEL PENS, 
OF THE OLD STANDARD QUALITY. 
The well-known Original and Popular Nos., 
303 404 170 351, 
having been assumed by other makers, we desire to caution 
the piddle in respect to said imitations. 53^ ASK IOP. 
JOS. C1LLOTT & SONS, 
CI Jclin Street, New York. 
their shape the scientific, adaptation i of .natural 
ed bv KSbS'S rara.M . and have extra quall- 
less each piece of metal being made by a pro- 
Messrs, SESSIONS & KNOX were t 
■ PRIZE by the New York Sti 
EMBODY in the 
lines embraced 1: 
ties of hardness, eueu yic,^ „.. ....-■ — ■--,, 
eess that converts about one third on each side into steel, 
and allows It to be hardened as much as fire and watei can 
make it, while the center remains sott or flexible, nils 
gives them a toughness that avoids the liability ot breakage 
so general with other plows, and a suriac* better adapted 
to slide through the soil, which reduce, the umoutit ot power 
required, and further adds to durability. 
awarded the HIGHEST 
by the New York State Agricultural 
Society, October, 1871. 
Awarded the highest Prize, a SILVER MEDAL, by the New 
England Agricultural Society, September, 1671. 
MADE ONLY BY 
AMES PLOW COMPANY. 
WAREHOUSES, 
53 BEEKMAN ST.. NEW YORK, and 
QUINCY HALL, BOSTON. 
Se nd for Descriptive Circular. 
Gaboon's Broadcast Seed-Sower. 
W/%t>. 
W?- : 
SEE 
in another column advertisement about 
Iowa aud Kebraslia Lands. 
Fok Sownrs all Kinds of GEAre and Gbass Sbbd. 
It does the work of Ave men. Joseph Harris, author pi 
"Walks and Talks" in American Agriculturist, says: 1 
like the Cahoon Seed-Sower very much indeed. My man 
sowed IS acres of grass-seed with it in six hours. For sale 
by aireuts in all parts of the country. 
"Price $10. Send stamp for circular. 
D. H. GOODE1.1.. Sole Manufacturer, Ant rim, N. M. 
Bradley^ American Harvester 
We warrant it to cut any grain that grows, and in any 
T.wm n do better work. Is more durable, ™« 'jA^S 
respect superior to our former manulacture of the celeDratea 
Johnston " Sweepstakes" Reaper. 
Don't buy anv other until you have seen it. 
For particulars, address 
BRADLEY MAN'F'G CO., Svraeuse, N. Y. 
