AMERICAN AGRIC ULTURIST. 
HIGHEST AWARD at the CENTENNIAL. 
PRicLtfSlP 
BUTTER 
Cheap, because so well made, durable, and efficient. 
Niue sizes made, claiming l'rom one, to 150 gallons. 
Warranted to be exactly as represented. Sold by all 
dealers in really first class Farm Machinery. 
PORTER BLANCHARD’S SONS, CONCORD, N. H., Sole 
Manufacturers. Send for Circulars. _ 
SPASM’S 
PATENT CHURNS. 
Centennial Medal Awarded. 
Ill use over 25 years. 
Removable Dasher. 
Made of White Cedar 
with galvanized hoops. 
Send for circular and prices. 
CLEMENT & DUNBAR, 
Philadelphia. 
COOLEY SYSTEM 
FOR 
Butter and Cheese. 
All the cream between milkings. No Skimming, no dust, 
no flies, no spoiled messes. Milk sweet for use after all the 
cream is off. Send stamp for circular. 
Vt. Farm Machine Co., Bellows Falls, Vt. 
LILLY’S 
BUTTER-WORKER 
The cheapest and best Machine 
in the market; no hard labor re¬ 
quired. Try it, and see for your¬ 
selves. Only S15 for a thirty 
pound machine that will take all 
the milk out with five minutes’ 
work. 
HENDERSON & 00., 
316 Race St., Pliila., Pa. 
After fair trial anti severe tests it was awarded 
Centennial Prize Medal. WHY IT IS SUPE¬ 
RIOR TO ALL. 1st. It has no taste or smell, 
and is as harmless as water. 2d. It is liquid, 
VwJUwAV# i s easy to handle, and is mixed in cream before 
churning. 3rd. It produces a color resembling June Grass Butter. 
4th. It is the only article that will color the butter and not the but¬ 
termilk. 5th. It gathers all butter materials, increases the weight 
more than will pay for the color used. It is the best ever known. 
Send your address on postal card for my receipt book, free. It tells 
how to make butter, pack, preserve, extract rancidity. 
MRS. B. SMITH. 327 Arch St.. P. O. Box 1951, Phila., Pa. 
BUTTER WORKER. 
The most Effective, Simple 
andConveni'enl Yet Invent¬ 
ed. Works 31) lbs. in 
less til a it 5 minutes, 
thoroughly working out the 
buttermilk and mixing in 
the salt. Send for circular 
and price lists. 
A. H. REID, 
No. 6 Jfort.lt 18th St„ Philadelphia Pa. 
GOOD MEN WANTED 
to sell tho celebrated cow fetter. It 
sells on sight. Warranted to make the 
worst kicking cow gentle to milk, ill 
three days. There is nothing equal to 
it for breaking heifers. Retail price $2. 
For farther information send for illus¬ 
trated circular to 
H. ,T. SADLER, 
Sole Proprietor, 
_Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio. 
Over 5,000 Now in Use.—The Best 
MILK COOLER and WARMER 
IN THE WORLD 
FOR RAISING CREAM. 
Can make butter all seasons of the year. Will make 
twenty-five per cent more butter, fifty per cent better butter, 
with seventyfive per cent less labor, by using the IRON¬ 
CLAD MILK PANS, with great improvements for 1878. 
Made for any sized dairy, from five to live hundred cows. 
Estimates given for furnishing creameries. For Circulars, 
Price List, &c., address 
BUNNELL & BROWN, 
(Eatentees and Manufacturers, and General Dealers in 
Dairy Implements). 
Guilford, Chenango Co., IV. V. 
TUCKER’S 
IMPROVED 
Egg Carrier. 
The strongest, safest, and best 
in use, having advantages pos¬ 
sessed by no other. Agents 
wanted. 
Witt. C. BARKER & CO., 
Sole Proprietors and Manufac¬ 
turers, 139 Market St., Pliila., Pa, 
TUB PATENT NAPKIN liOLDEK, 
Since its introduction, has met with an enthusiastic reception, and seems to meet a want 
long felt by every one. The parents buy it for their children, while gentlemen and ladies 
all over the country write, as soon as they receive and use the sample, that they “are so 
much pleased with it, they want more for themselves and friends.” It holds a napkin or 
bil> in place, so that the clothing is entirely protected. They are made of the finest quality 
of nickel silver, heavily plated with pure silver, and are connected with a heavy silk cord. 
| . They are also used very successfully as a skirt supporter, fastening on anywhere, ami with- 
KT ft 'I ‘ out Injury to the most delicate fabric. The cut is shown one-lialf size, while that of the boy 
illustrates the method of use. Price per dozen, $3.00 by mail, postage paid; or a sample one will be sent on re¬ 
ceipt of 25 cents. Special Terms to Live Agents, Ladies or Gentlemen. Manufactured only bv 
THE NEW ENGLAND PLATE COMPANY, New Haven, ^onn. 
HARDWARE and CUTLERY. 
Builders Hardware.— Everything necessary for build¬ 
ing or repairing the House, Barn, or Outhouses. Machin¬ 
ists Hardware.— Screws, Washers, Bolts, Wrenches, etc. 
House Furnishing Goods, including Refrigerators, al¬ 
so Farming Implements and Tools ol'all kinds 
JOSEPH T. FARRINGTON, 
32 Howard St., New York 
City. 
(Trade Mark) 
WATERTIGHT. 
(Pat. May 30,187G.) 
ABSOLUTE 
/Water-Proof Dressing/ 
--FOR- 
BOOTS, SHOES & HARNESS.^ 
It renders the Leather 
jft, and more Durable,' 
And sa perfectly 
Water-Proof as India Rubber. 
LEATHER Water-Proofed with this Dressing 
vAake3 a FINE P0LISH,witli Blacking. 
Equally adapted to Ladies’ and Children’s thin Shoes, as 
well as to the thick and heavy boots of the Lumberman. 
Packed in Boxes containing 1 Doz. 4-oz. bottles, with Di¬ 
rections for use. Address 
TUNYOAP MANUFACTURING CO., 
40 India St., Boston, Mass. 
THE WALKER WASHER. 
Thousands of Them in 
Actual Use. 
They are a Perfect Suc¬ 
cess. Simple, Durable, 
and Cheap. 
Agents wanted in every town 
where they are not already be¬ 
ing sold. Retail price $8. Send 
for circular. Address 
ERIE WASHER C0„E:le,Pa. 
BEES AND HONEY,-R 
wish to learn all about bees and how to 
• manage them successfully, send 50 cents 
^for our 64-page pamphlet containing a 
beautiful life-like chromo of Italian Bees 
\ in their natural colors, the Prize Essay on 
bees by Mrs.Tupper, Queen Hearing by 
* Quinby,Instruction for beginners,etc.,etc. 
with the Bee-Keepers’ Magazine 4 mouths 
berinning September, 1877. The November number contains tho 
full report of the National Bee-Keepers’ Association at the three 
days convention, In New York City. The Southern Department 
of our Magazine is conducted by Dr. Brown, of Augusta, Ga. 
Annual subscription, $1.50. Bee-Keepers’ Text-book, 40 cents. 
For the best Bee-Hives, Honey or Wax Extractors, BeeBook3 
and all Other bee-keeping supplies, address 
A. J. KING & CO., 61 Hudson Street, Now York. 
FRIENDS ! If you are in any way interested in 
BEES OR HONEY, 
We will with pleasure send you a sample copy of our 
MONTHLY GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE, 
with a descriptive price-list of the latest improvements in 
Hives, Honey Extractors, Artificial Comb, Sec¬ 
tion Honey Boxes, all books and journals, and every¬ 
thing pertaining to Bee Culture, nothing Patented. Sim¬ 
ply send your address on a postal card, written plainly, to 
A. I. ROOT, Medina, Ohio. 
C ORBETT’S INCUBATOR and Mother combined, 
100 eggs capacity, $25. 17 Gold, Silver, and Bronze Med¬ 
als received. Testimonials and Catalogue sent on applica¬ 
tion. Prof. A. CORBETT, 
7 Warren Street, New York. 
HOW TO LIVE 
IN 
FLORIDA, 
HOW TO GO, COST 
OF TRIP, COST TO 
SETTLE, what to cul- 
tivate, how to culti¬ 
vate it, etc., etc- all 
told in each number 
of Florida New- 
Yorker, published 
at21 Park Row, New 
York City. Single 
copy, 10c„ one year 
$1. 40 Acres Or¬ 
ange Land for $50. 
On line of railroad, 
country healthy, 
thickly settled Ad¬ 
dress J.B. OLIVER, 
Gen’l Agent, Box 
5521), Now York. 
Made rapidly with Stencil and Key Check 
Outfits. Catalogues and Samples FREE. S 
II. Spencer, 112 “Washington St..Boston,Mass. 
TUTTLE 
The Latest and Best 
KNITTER 
For Family Use 
In the Market, 
For Circular, Sample, and 
Full Particulars, 
Address 
Lamb 
KNITTING MACHINE 
Chicopee Falls, Mass. 
Take it Easy. 
Common-Sense Chairs 
and Rockers. 
With or without Reading Table. For 
sale by the trade. Manufactured by 
F. A. SINCLAIR, Mottville, N. Y. 
Send Stamp for Illustrated Price-list. 
Be careful that the chairs are stamp¬ 
ed witli my name in full; others are imitations. 
FELT CARPETINGS 20 to 45 cts. per yard. FELT 
CEILING for rooms in place ot Plaster. FELT 
ROOFING and SIDING. For circular and Sample, 
address C. J. FAY, Camden, N. Jersey. 
The Racine Iron Works 
MANUFACTURE 
Florists’ & Ornamental Iron Goods, 
MONEY 
Ferneries, or Wardian Cases, Aquaria, Foun¬ 
tains, Vases, Brackets, Plant Window Boxes, 
Flower Stands, Chandeliers, etc. 
S. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Racine, Wis. 
Send for our Illustrated Catalogues. 
BRICK 
AND 
TILE MACHINE. 
TWENTY YEARS standing as a TILE MACHINE, 
and without a rival as a BRICK MACHINE. 
For circulars address . . , 
J. W. PE.VFIELD, Willouglt ly, Ohio. 
Splendid Chance 
For a Home in 
NEBRASKA. 
Some VERY DESIRABLE FARM LANDS, located close 
by the Railroad, in the rapidly growing State of Nebraska. 
They can be had at a Bargain in amounts to suit pur¬ 
chasers. AddreBS immediately, 
AUGUSTIN SNOW, 
No. 2 Exchange Court, Room 4, Nciv York City. 
