r 
Plants! olUaen, Seeds ! 
17 K ESII APPLE SEED, *> per Bushel. 
X 1 No. I Pear Stocks. 2 yrs.,strong, $« perM. No. 2 
Pear Swedes, 1 yr. old, #1 per M. No. 1 Cherry Stocks, 
1 vr. r»Ai* Xn. L* (’horrv Rt/mko 9A n/tr M 
lOOT LATHES, best In the country. WOOD¬ 
MAN & PIKK, Lake Village, N. H. Circulars free, 
& Trees! Wf Hauls! Ss®. Ms! 
600 Acre*. “21*1 Vcnr, 13 Green-Houses. 
10.0U) Ainilo arul Crab Rooigrafls, best aorta.#50 
10,000 a pula anil Crab Booigratla, beat aorta..,.,..#50 
1,0*1 1’iuir, Plum or TelOfsKV Unotgraft*. 15 
1.01KI Sid, Pear, extra, 1 year I!,nllett, Ac., :i to 4 ft. HUJ 
6,000 Sllvor Maple*. average i foot. 10 
10.000 Osage Ora nge Pla ots, 1st class .. 25 
6.000Coocuril Grape, or Willow cuttings.. 8 
Fl"wcruml Vegetable Seed*, large stock. 
1004’agd tiiujilrated OutUfipue, 10 OonlH. 
Colored Plates. fi'nitts and I* lowers, 6 samples by 
mall, #1. VVliolesftJe Price LLt tree. 
I . K. PIIOI.MX. Itltianiliigion, 111. 
HAWLMY S PRICE X.IST 
OAH' genuine 
Wethersfield, Conn, Onion Seed. 
1072 . 
WARRANTED FRESH AND RELIABLE. 
Pi* lb. Pf9Slb». 
Wetherstlolil Large Rod Onion..., .20 $1.50 $1.26 
Medium Marly Hound Ited “ .26 2.1)0 1.75 
Cxi iii or First Marly “ " 00 2.50 
Yellow Danvers “ 25 2.00 
White Silver Skin “ 40 1,00 
Premium Flat Dutch Cabbage- .25 3.00 
Fottler’a Early Brunswick " .50 6.00 Pr 10lbs. 
Early While Spine Cucumber.10 1.00 .75 
Early SJmnaon Lettuce, Forcing.. .40 4.00 
Poor lbs mid under, by mail, post-paid. Large 
quantities by Express, on receipt of price with order, 
(Express not pre-paid.I Parties may remit by Draft 
on Nfl» York. Money Ordei Iteelsteivd Letter or Ex¬ 
press, or small sums not exceeding $2 by mall. Com¬ 
press, or small Hums not excel 
! by mall. 
jdetn Descriptive Catalogues free to all. with full in¬ 
structions how to grow Onions. Address 
K. D. HAWLTCY, Seedsman, Hartford, Conn. 
Headquarters for the Genuine Wethersfield Onion 
Seed. 
8Sfe. Trml 
Garden, 
Hedge, 
Apple and Crab Itoatgrnfts, best sorts, 10.000.$50.00 
Pear, Std, Extra, 1 yr.. Hartlett, An.,.')to 4 ft.,do*/. 2.50 
Seed*. Peach, bu., #2: Apple, Osage, new. bu_ 12.00 
Potatoes, White Poach Blow, Early Kobo bu, 2.00 
Srediiugs, Soft Maple, 1,000, $1; Ash, $3; Elm.... 2.00 
Illustrated Catalogue lUOpam. A New Price 1,1st. .10 
i . K PI (ton, ill. 
M iddletown niicnichy and 
FRUIT FARM.—Situated at Middletown. Del., 
the largest peach shipping station In the world. 115,- 
000 basket- (N bush ) shipped In summer of 1871, in less 
than eight weeks—25,000 baskets of them grown on 
this farm. Peach and other Fruit Trees nod Final I 
Fruit Plants for sale. P.adlL Tcecx a i>p,viaftu) Buy 
where long experience In growing the fruit has proved 
which varieties pay best to plant. Trees and Plants 
securely packed to go to any part of LT, 8. Catalogues 
free. Address K. R. FOCI I RAN, 
Middletown, Delaware. 
I have the Evergreen Broom Com, the best 
variety in cultivation. Win -end one quart of 
seed to any address forSOcts. J. ROSS McLEAN, 
Leeches Corners. Mercer Co., Pa. 
/ danipbell's GO l)ny* Sugar Corn,- A new hv- 
brtd variety, believed to be the earliest sweet corn 
grown. Long ears, large grains, small cobs, exquisite 
llavor. Pkt., 25c. Gt:0. VV. Cahioueio,, Deluware, O. 
BUY YOUR SEEDS 
Direct of the growers. Send for Catalogue for 1672. 
Address O. BURRAS, North Fairfield, Ohio. 
1 'in V 1 1'ti -»»• .sv. « v iiv i r cvvv.i\n, oi ,11, 
E. P.J'LA RK & CO., i>nnsville, N. Y. 
THE IVY HILL NURSERY CATALOGUE 
Of Small Fruits, Seeds and Peed Potatoes, will he 
mailed free to all aidillcants. Address 
R El Ski A HEXAMKR. 
New Castle, Westchester Co., N. Y, 
MOD RE'S RURAL NEW* 
KE^, 
PERSONAL ITEMS 
Nilsson saug 13 nights in Cincinnati, and 
drew *100,000. 
Tit;: Japanese Embassy called to see Mr. 
Brigham Young. 
John Burns, Bret Harte’s hero of Get¬ 
tysburg, is dead. 
Armttaoe, the English artist, will paint 
a picture for Chicago. 
Some physicians in Switzerland have 
struck for higher fees. 
Thomas Scott, the railway king, gets 
*150,000 a year in salaries. 
The health of Rev. Dr. R. S. Storrs, jr., 
now in Europe, is improving. 
I)r. Dio Lewis, the papers say, lauds 
wheat mush but declines to eat it. 
W. Os well Livingstone, son of the lost 
man, lias gone t o Africa to hunt for him. 
The Grand Duke was deeply impressed 
with the wonder- of the Mum moth Cave. 
Henry M. Keim of Reading, Pa., has the 
original manuscript of “Home, Sweet 
Home.'" 
Hon. J. E. Denison, late Speaker of the 
House of Commons, was intimate with 
Daniel Webster. 
Gratiot Wasiiburne, eldest son of the 
Minister, has been nominated Second Sec¬ 
retary of the Legation to France. 
(Trees, Scobs, yiauis, (Etc. 
Rochester 
Commercial 
I Established 1830.] Nurseries. 
Send for our New Circular of Prices per dost., per 
100, or per 1.000—embruoiUg all beet HARDY TREES 
and PLANTS—bOUl FRUIT AND OUVAMKNTAL—be¬ 
side* n select list of Specialties and Novelties. 
Address \V. S. LITTLE, korluwirr, N. Y. 
TO GARDENERS. ~ 
West’s Champion Garden Planter Is the Simplest, 
Strongest and Best in use. it is made entirely 0 / iron. 
A fihlld can run It. Agents Wanted. Send for Cir¬ 
cular to WM. F. WEST, 
Uuvcrxtrnw, N. Y. 
Scobs, plant©, (Etc. 
FRESH, GENUINE &. RELIABLE 
implements, lUacIjincrt}, (Etc. 
I U£~,U lUIJlu UUU 1 1U II U1 UUUUIJj 
Sent by mail, post-paid, to any part of the country. 
? ox. V ft. 
Asparagus. Conover's Colossal.30 #3.00 
Beet, Blood Turnip and Ling Smooth .... .15 1.00 
Cabbage, Jersey Wakefield... .75 1000 
“ Flat butch and Late Bergen.80 8.UU 
Carrot, Long Orange and Early Horn..... .15 1.50 
Cauliflower. Extra Early Erfurt, * pkt. .30 2.00 
Colery, White Solid ana Dwarf White.40 4.00 
Cucumber, White Spine and Early Cluster ,15 LOO 
Egg Plant, N. V. Imp’d and Binee Pekin . .75 8.00 
Lettuce, Curled Simpson and Tennis Ball .40 4.00 
Muskmelon. Nutmeg and Sklllman's.15 1.50 
Watermelun-Mt. Sprnat and lee Cream.. .15 1.50 
Onion, Large Red and Yellow Dutch. .... .25 2.50 
Parsnip, l„>ng smooth and Guernsey.10 .75 
Radish, Scarlet Turnip and I eng Scarlet. .10 .75 
Spinach. Bound Leaf and Prickly.10 .00 
Squneh. Boston Marrow.........15 1.50 
Tomato, The Trophy.. .F pkt. .25 1.00 
" X. Y. Market and Gen. Grant. .. .M0 3.00 
Turnip, Red and White Top, Strap Leaf 
and Yellow Globe.10 .75 
Collections ok Fixjwkii Sleds: 
No. 1. contains 12 choice van*. Hardy Annual?.50 
No. 2, “ 25 “ “ ’’ “ $1.00 
No. 3, “ 50 “ “ “ “ 2.50 
No. 4, “ 20 “ “ Bien ls and Peren'ls 1.00 
No. 6, ’’ 50 . “ 2^0 
My new Seed Catalogue for 1872, containing a Com¬ 
plete list of all varieties worthy of cultivation, giving 
Time and Manner of Sowing, also Two Beautiful Col¬ 
ored Plate* and other Km*raving*, mailed to my cus¬ 
tomers gratis: to all others on receipt of 10c. 
Address JAMES FLEMING. 
07 Nassau SI., New York. 
super Bern**- 0 
MOV.£7.1460. OXsq, UAH. I*. IES8 
NE 
1/N ^ l/\| ^ 
Ail Saws wnaranted to Coil mid Touch uninjured. 
NOT ONK FVILi;i) IV 20,000. 
jJmjjlements, iUadjiucrii, £>c. 
FARMERS, DAIRYMEN AM BUTTER BITERS! 
PACK YOUR BUTTER 
AVESTCOTT’S 
RETURN BUTTER PAIL 
Approved and recommended by the leading author¬ 
ities of our country on dairying, and acknowledged by 
all butter dealers to be the very best package in use. 
Butter packed In this Pall brings !i to 10 cents 
more a pound in the New York City market than the 
same quality In any other package. 
iijyptiif 
FRUITS, FLOWERS anfl SEEDS. 
OUR OATAIiDCUE of Small Fruits, containing 
much valuable Information on Small Fruit cul¬ 
ture, and two eciDOKKD CHKOMOB, with Price List, 
sent for 10 dents. 
OUR CATA LOG UK of Vegetable and Flower 
Seeds, containing instructions for cultivation, 
sent on receipt ul stump. 
OUR CATA LOG UK of Roses. Shrubs, Evergreens, 
Ornamental, Floweflug, Bedding and Green-house 
Plant*', containing descriptions of many now and 
rare Plants, spnt on receipt of stump. 
One each of the above catalogues, which, combined, 
contain Over fin pages, sent for 15 cents. 
nr We otfer great Inducement? to purchasers, and 
by our liberal offurti “ by mall,” place our establish¬ 
ment at every man's door. 
B.. CtTJMEIVZING 4tL CO., 
(Successors to J. Knox,) 
PITTSBURGH, Pa. 
Seed Store, 99 Smitiilield St. 
“THE GREATER INCLUDES THE LESS.” 
Note extra steel and durability as contrasted with 
old V outline on M tooth. After wearing teeth out 
they may be recut or sold to some admirer of the old 
V friction process, nsed by all other Saws. 
BOYNTON'S LIGHTNING SAWS. 
I submit fair samples of letters daily received from 
ordinary farmers. Occasionally there Is a man who 
dues not know howto ret or file any saw ; uses one 
set for dry beech to saw soft, wood without widening 
set. Such a twin may Loam to use saws, or employ 
someone who knows how to sharpen anil set; but 
there Is some ( banco that he will go baek to chopping 
one cord tier day when a saw could as easily saw ricN 
If he knew how. For the benefit of such. I Indclfihiy 
engrave full liireetlonM on each cross-cut saw-plate. 
' Many will thus learn to use any sow. Foi* sawing 
hard wood the point* should not. be filed thin but left 
about ** when sent out. 1 am now prepared to fill all 
orders, hating doubled capacity recently. 1 regret 
delay many have suffered. 
Belleville, Ontario. Can., Jan. 20,1872. 
E, M. Boynton, mi Hoekmnn St. N. Y.: 
Dear Sir,- l received your Lightning lOross Cut) 
Saw In due time, and am perfectly satisfied of Its 
superiority. We have out one curd of Beech wood In 
20 minutes. My neighbors are quite anxious to get 
aiws, and I therefore s«nd you check on Jav Cooke A 
Co. for the following quantity of Lightning’Saw*. 
S. S. POTTER. 
New York, Jau. 18,1872. 
H. M. BOYNTON 
Hear Sir . Your saw that I purchased has cut sev¬ 
eral hundred cords of the hardest kinds of Beech. 
-Ma I ile. Oak and Hickory Umber at a rate uf spued and 
cost of cutting saving more than one-halt the time 
;m<l labor—common men sawing down the trees and 
cutting about one cord per hour wit.li a Lightning 
Cross Cut. From practical experience with men and 
other saws. 1 am certain of a gain of out- hundred per 
cent, in speed and cost over other saws. 1 think the 
Lightning Saw Is worth count limes its price to the 
i tinner and wood-culler. lmJetfd, It !> u gr<*at Inven¬ 
tion. A. BRAY TON, 
Smith's Basin, Washington Co,, N. Y. 
AO-ft. Cross-Cut and a Wood Saw shipped on receipt 
of $G. 
N. B.—None genuine without the name on saw of 
X2. XVX. BOYNTON, 
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, 
J 80 lieekmun St., N. Y. 
SESSION'S A KNOX’S 
PATENT 
HERSTINE. 
The Largest. Handsomest, Best and Most Productive 
Hnrdy Red Raspberry, yielding .1 to 4 quarts per 
stool, und brought sixty cents per quart in market. 
Imperial A »i»a rugu», the Uiryent and Lett, Con¬ 
over's Colossal, very fine. Strawberries, Currants, 
Rhubarb. Apple, Pouch und Pear Trees. Send for 
Catalogues. WM. PARRY. Cinnmninson, X. ,1. 
implements, lUacljinern, &t. 
NOVELTY CARRIAGE. 
Cradle and Carriage 
Combined. 
ALSO, 
Velocipedes, Swings, 
AND TOYS. 
Send stamp for Circular to 1 
L. P. TlBBALS, 
512 Broadway, 
Opp. St. Nicholas Hotel. 
Plant yanr Pena and Beans, Onions, 
Carrots and Gnrdon Heeds with Allen s 
Planet Drills. Have no rqunl at Work. #12. 
Testimonials free. 119 S. 4ili, PhUa., Pa. —— 
CHEAP CORN CULTURE 
10 Cents a bushel saved bv the use of ThonniB’ 
Kiiiootlifug Iinrrow nud BroRdcait Wrcder. 
In Potatoes tt save* half the labor- II hmf and all 
sown crons increased 25 to 50 per cent. Boys ride 
and do all the Harrowing. 24-page Descriptive Cata¬ 
logue sent free, with full purtichlnro; price* of five 
sixes, delivered at depot* In twenty-three cities, In¬ 
cluding Texas and California : 11 pages of the experi¬ 
ence of farmers using it. Can vunh<*i*m Wii tiled 
No Fnritier can put In his Seeds and 
Fertilizers right without Allen’s gal vun- 
Ized Planet No. 3. 119 S. 4th, Phtla. Pa. 
Descrlpt. circulars and tesUmontuls tree- 
READ THIS: 
New York, Nor. li, 1871. 
We, the undersigned. Produce Commission Mer¬ 
chants of the City of New York, consider Wektcott’s 
Return Butter Pall, manufactured by Sllsfiy Bros., 
Belmont, N. Y„ the best package (n tin market, it 
is rmr experience that Butter packed In this Pull tells 
more■ rtaaUy and command > o hOjhtr price In this mar¬ 
ket than In any other package, and we heartily recum- 
mer.us Its general use by the dealers, dairymen and 
butter buyers who ship to this city. 
Respectfully, 
(Signed by 45 leading Commission Merchants.) 
Tho Wcstoott Return Butter Pail meets my ap¬ 
proval a* a good butter package. It Is one which I 
always feel safe In recommending. 
X. A. WlLLAKII, 
Dairy Editor Moore's Rural Now-Yorkcr. 
Dairymen, send for a Circular! Dealers, send for 
a Price List! We are the solo manufacturer--, of 
Wealnotl’i* Ret urn Butter Pull, and uho manu¬ 
facture very extensively Butter Fn ktns, Half-Firkin 
Tubs, 25-pound Butter Pads, Well Buckets. &c., &c. 
SILSBY BROS., 
Belmont, Allcgnny Co., N. Y. 
Principnl Warebouue. Bingknmtou, N. Y. 
CAHOON’S 
BROADCAST SEED SOWED. 
HARD STEEL PLOWS 
Embody in their shape t.lie scientific adaptation of 
natural lines embrueed by Knox's Patent, and liuve 
extra qualities of hardness, each piece of metal being 
made by a process that convert* about one-third on 
each side into steel, and allows it to toe hardened as 
much os fire and water can make it, while the center 
remains soft or tlextblo. This gives them a tough¬ 
ness that avoids the liability of breukuge so general 
with other plows, and a surface better adapted to 
slide through, the soil, which reduce* the amount of 
power required and further adds to durability. 
These Hard Steel Plmrs received tor highest premium, 
$20, u wanted to Plows „t the. Vennrmt State 
Agrtrullaral Fair, Sept., 1871. 
Messrs. Sessions A K no, ‘were awarded, the highest 
■prize by the N>w York State Agricultural 
Society, October, 1871, 
Awarded the highest piixr. a Slirer Metlal, by the New 
England Agricultural Society, September, 18d. 
KNOX’S PATENT AND IMPROVED EAGLE, 
PROUTY & MEARS’ 
Celebrated Center Draft, improved Swivel, 
For Side Hill and Level Land, that leaves no Ridges 
or Dead fi’urrows, and 
MAPES’ IMPROVED SUBSOIL PLOWS. 
MADE ONLY BY 
AMES PLOW COMPANY, 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 
AXD MACHINES, 
DEALERS IN SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, 
And other requirements of Agriculturists and Agri¬ 
cultural Districts. 
WAREHOUSES: 
53 Beekman St., New York, 
and Quincy Hall, Boston. 
Factories at Worcester and Ayer, Mass. 
Price List and Descriptive Catalogue on appli- 
>n._ 
“NEEDLE THREADER. 
THTS UNIQUE LITTLE INSTRUMENT will en- 
able the old or weak-sighted to thread any needle 
from No. 4 to No. 12. Sent by mail to any address, 
free of postage, for30cts.; 4 for#!. Liberal terms to 
Agents, Address II. 1). T, MOORE, 
Rural Purchasing agency, 
,, 5 Beekman St, N. Y. 
S END to T. E. ZELL, Philadelphia, for Cir¬ 
culars of Encyclopaedia and atlas. 
Sows ull kinds Of Grain and Grass Seed. One man 
can do us much work with the Hand MurJilnr a* rive 
men can do without It. Price of Hand Machine, £10. 
lhave agents In all parts of the con mi* v. Send stump 
for Circular. D. H GOODULL. 
Sole Manufacturer, Antrim, N. H. 
Graves' Incubators. 
fi’or Price List, send for Circular. 
JACOB GRAVES A CO., No. 28 North .Market St„ 
Boston. Mass, 
NOT tOT PAID FOR 
UNTIL TRIED. 
Do you want 
one foe your 
own use, or the 
agency of 
NISHWITZ 
PULVERIZING 
HARROW. 
ALSO, TIIB 
Copper - Strip Feed Culler, 
13 sixes, |10 to #40. Cut fine or coarse from one to 
twelve bushels a minute. 
Gale’s Tunstiq Carrot and Potato Sliceii, #12 
to #20. Send for Circulars to 
PEEK SKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Beekmau St., N. Y„ or G1 Merwln St., Cleveland, O. 
FARM 
DURABLE, EFFICIENT AND LOW-PRICED. 
Send for Clroular. Agents wanted. LANE BROS., 
Manufacturers, Mlllbrook, N. Y. 
A GREAT WANT SUPPLIED. 
A SANITARY FLEXIBLE METALLIC 
WATER PIPE. 
20 per cent, cheaper than Lead. For particulars 
send for circulars. 
NEW YORK LEAD CO., 
63 and 65 Center St., New York. 
