SLANTING fEETH 
Tempered 'steel.. 
Greatly Improved for 1872. 
Sent/ for liescr/jttive Caialof/uc . 
Addrotlg 
WALTER A. WOOD, President, 
Hoosick Palls, 3?ff. V., 
Or ISO Ctoi'ilaudt Si., ]\cw York. 
“No. 1 i « Planet, in sowing ten (10) 
^^S-i^£5k (term of Onions, lius given me the lilgh- 
$11. ZSttjSjy est satisfaction ill every respect." U. 
—a. Kchman, Suhenectitay. N V. 
The Planet Double Wheel 
rvs \ 11 oe. Ii <ie# perfect 111 both stiles of « 
rote of otter. Z*f" Circulars • >f s. L 
^N.'Vj ty y 7 A 1.1.KN & CO., 110 S. Uh, I'hi la. Pa. 
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNTIL TRIED 
NisMtz Pnlverizer & Cultivator. 
SW Send for Illustrated Circular. 
PRKKHKTLL PLOW WORKS, 
ttt Reek man St., New York, 
and 01 Merwln 8t., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Tie Philadelphia Lawn lowers 
IT or 1872. 
Warranted to work satisfactorily. 7 different *i/.>ts, 
ranging in price from $16 to tlJO, Portaet Machines. 
Send for Circular giving lull description. 
(illAIIAM, K.XLES Ar PAHSiUOKE, 6 
PmentBCM mill AlnnnlnotiirerB, 
631 Xnrkrt Si., J'hlluilelphiu, I*n. 
CARHART’S 
PATENT T\VO-IIOKSE 
Pulverizing 1 Cultivator 
Was Awarded (lie First Premium nf (State 
and County Pairs in 1S70 anil ’ M. 
II if, superior to the host Wheel Cultivator. 
The price is only Twenty Dollars. 
The draft Is reduced nearly one-half. 
The depth you wish It to run la regulated without 
the use of wheels. 
II, can be drawn close to a tree or plant without in¬ 
juring It. 
It Is not disturbed by short undulat ions of earth, 
like the Wheel Cultivator, but pulverizes, level* and 
tits tile ground for the Mowing Machine better than 
any Cultivator In use, anil ean bit used for more pur¬ 
poses than any other implement on the farm. 
C. (•'. BllADLKY &• SON, DlmiTra, 
Syracuse. \. Y. 
m A flT7e and \ASLS 
JL of every variety. In pack¬ 
ages TO SPIT, sent to- 
any address by AMERICAN TACK CO., 
Manufacturers, 117 Chambers St., N. Y. 
MOOBE’S BUBAL WEW-YOBKEB 
PEESONAL ITEMS. 
Mrs. Gaines is still fighting for her New 
Orleans property. 
Mihh Clara Louise Kellogg will sing in 
the Boston Jubilee. 
Senator Sumner has not seen the snows 
of New Ktigland for twenty years. 
Uatacazy will be sent to Vienna. 
The Tichborne trial cost £120,000. 
Mrs. 8outhworth is sftid to have killed 
700 people—in her novels! 
A daughter has just boen born to the 
wife of Mark Twain. 
Prop. Looms of Cornell resigns on account 
of ill health. 
.1 a m es Fisk \s fortune amounts to $150,000. 
Miss Helen Ludlow, sister of Fit/. Hugh, 
lias become a journalist. 
A. T. Stewart is said to have bought 
$150,000 worth of coal land 
Prof. Agassiz ha3 found a new fish in 
South American waters. 
Kg WIN Forrest went on the stage at 12. 
Prince Henry, of Germany, is learning 
to ho a book-binder. 
There are 11 editors in Congress. 
The name of William M. Tweed lias 
been taken from a Government yacht. 
Vesev Street, N. Y., was named after 
Rev. Mr. Vkhey, the first rector of Trinity 
Church. 
Sir Roundell Palmer got 30,000 guineas 
for his brief for the Geneva Arbitration. 
implements, iUadjinern, S”c. 
WOOD’S 
CEI.GBIIATED 
implements, IHacIjinern, *vc. 
fabiw, Miami) ii lu rra: Bomsi 
PACK YOUR BUTTER 
IN 
WESTCOTT’9 
RETURN BUTTER PAIL 
Approved and recommended by the loading author¬ 
ities of our country on dairying,and acknowledged by 
all butter dealer* to be the very best package in use. 
Butter packed In till* Pail bring* 5 to 1 tl cent* 
more a pound in the New York City market than the 
same quid it;* In any other package. 
READ THIS: 
NEW Vo uk, Nov. 15, 1871. 
We, the undersigned, Produce Commission Mer¬ 
chants of tho City of New Tork. consider Westeott’* 
Return Rutter Pall, mu mi Pictured by Hllstiy Bros., 
Reliuotit. N. Y.. tile lust puekuo' In the market. U 
Is our experience that Hutter packed in till* Pall se'is 
more readily and cotomautls a hlolut price in i bis iniir- 
kot tlmn In any other package, and wo heartily recom¬ 
mends it* general use by the dealers, dairymen and 
butter buyer* who ship to this city. 
Respectfully, 
(Signed by (5 leading Commission Merchants.) 
The Westeott Return Rutter Pall meets iny ap¬ 
proval us ii good but ter package. U Is one Which i 
always feel safe til recommending. 
X. A. WU.LABD, 
Dairy Editor Moore’s Rural New-Yorker. 
Dairymen, seat! for u Circular! Dealer*, send for 
a Price Li*t I We are the sole tmuiufacturera of 
WchIi-iii i’h It et urn I tu I ter I’ll il, and also manu¬ 
facture very extensively Rutter Firkins, Half-Firkin 
Tubs, 25-pound Rutter (‘alls, Well Buckets, &«., Ac. 
SlhSllY BUDS., 
Belmont, Allegany (:#„ N. Y. 
Principal Wiirehonsc. Biiigliniuton, N. V. 
HARRINGTON’S PATENT. 
The only Combined 
SEED SOWER y ^/f 
.hid t'nltiriitor. ATt\ _ Jf j 
Made only by 
AMES PLOW 00., ^ 
No. 53 BecUiiinn Street, New York.* 
Send for 
Circular. 
The uniform success of the Clipper Mowers in the 
field, the testimony of every farmor who lias used 
them, that they are the lightest in droit, the most 
tin ruble and the most earnout teal machine tor the 
farmer to buy. fully Mills, tiuitlutus what the propri¬ 
etor* Imvn always chtiniod ihutttho Clipper Is the 
Best Mower in the World. 
To the No. 4 size l» attached the Dropper lout ting 
ti c feet, with siprtnile Fiiujei-Uor Tor reaping), con¬ 
structed with great improvement*—In fact pertected; 
and in point of efnetoncy. *lrengtli, lightness of drill t 
and symmetry of proportions, Ii L, a* u Riinpe.r, also 
tmcquulod. Farmer* I see It before you buy. Pass 
your own Judgment upon it. Look at It* many Im¬ 
provements possessed by no oilier machine. Re¬ 
member. it is fully warranted. Send for Pamphlet. 
THE CLIPPER MOWER A REAPER CO.. 
I*. O. Bov<1178. l.M Chumher* si ., N. V. 
J vWi IP DROVEI) FOOT LATHE*, 
B Willi Slide-Host and Fittings, .tnet 
A. H the thing lor Hie Artisan or Amateur 
fcJ'iY 'Turner. 
Also. H AND 1*1. AM’. 11S. 
“ Many rijndtir* of llils impel* have one 
"—“ of them.” Selling In all parts of Mio 
country, Cnnadii, Cuba. Europe, Ac. 
Send tor descriptive Catalogue. 
N. U. BALDWIN, Laconia, N. 11. 
24-page Catalogue : 11 page* farmers’ experience. 
.1. .1. TIID.M.AS &. CO., Geneva, 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., 
tit and iil Center St.. New York. 
Tarth closet companyT 
IWOULE'S PATENT. 
The simplest and cheapest effective Earth Closet 
yet made. Call or send for Circular. 
EARTH CLOSET COMPANY, 
31 Cortland! St., New York. 
C l A I. V A N I /, I. I> IRON CORNICE WA¬ 
IT C11INE9.—For the best in the world, address 
CALVIN CARR A CO., Cleveland. Ohio. 
CO., Cleveland. Ohio. 
3mplcmcntB, iUacljiuern, (Etc. 
“FAMILY FAVORITE!” 
THE 
WEED. 
WEED 
Tbo most perfect, reltabln and ge.ne.rally useful machine in existence. For the family of the farmer or 
mechanic, where the work required of a sewing machine range* from the heaviest garments of men’s wear 
to the most dullrate ami oruumentnl fabrics for ladles and children. It has proved Itself thoroughly efficient 
and entirely satisfactory. Of utieqiiuleil simplicity and compactness of construction, capable of being 
learned and operated with one-fourth the usual expenditure of time amt labor, with a rapacity for quantity, 
quality ami variety of execution beyond Its competitors, and a reputation for durability and reliability 
known and appreciated by thousands. It Is ollered to the people lor tin; most critical Inspection and com¬ 
parison, willi confidence that its obvious merit* cannot fail to convince the careful examiner of its superi¬ 
ority. Manufactured by the 
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.. 
IB A R T F O It B> , COjVjV. 
REPRESENTED IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS. 
A h unts WANTED wmiti. not ALREAD Y K &frA PUSHED, 
PUBLK) HEALTH PROMOTED! AGRICULT! RE BENEFITED! 
COUX’S 
PATENT ABSORBENT CLOSET it (JttIKAL. 
“ The Goux system possesses all the advant¬ 
ages of the dry earth system without Its disad¬ 
vantages ; it 1* economical, deodorizing and 
sclf-ael ing. The whole refuse of every house, 
t u* excreta, liquid or solid ashes 
and sweepings, are disposed of 
and turned to account, and it is 
applicable in individual ruses, 
dwelling*, and In large commu¬ 
nities. The alteration* to the 
ordinary closet*, to adapt them 
to the dry system, are less cost¬ 
ly in the Goux process Ilian in 
any other, anil It I* applica¬ 
ble to thn best description of 
houses, us well us to tlie dwell¬ 
ings of the poor." Scientific 
American, Jan. l, 1872. _ 
Crf For further particulars, drawings, or specifications of ulturatious, apply to or address 
A. L. OSBORN <fc CO., 
424 West Canal St., BiTew York. 
J 3 YT' 5 ir THE I 33 EST ! | / ^ ; *. 
— tOP - Pwti vr > Y"TYl P- ^ V. i ‘14 
^FACTURED BY ADRIANCE.PLATT 8cC0 
STYLES, SIZES & PRICES TO SUIT AIL FARMERS. 
Doscrptlv* Circular, F.irwnrdsil bv Mail. 
H ome sewing machinp 
This Unequalled Machine L| 
USES A STRAIGHT NEEDLE, Il 
HAS THE UNDER FEED, B I 
MAKES THE * LOCK STITCH, 
Is Simple, Reliable, and Durable, 
a e cHM.uisuK aon/'K-nrios. 
Agents wanted wiicr,- we nre net represented, For farther 
jmitirulurs,Iiddr, • • JOHNSON, 01.AKK .V CO., BOSTON, 
MASS.. PITTSBfltGU. l’A., CHICAGO, ILL., or ST. 
LOUIS, MO. 
GENERAL AGENTS. 
PENDLETON BROS.Portland, Me. 
CLARK .v PRESCOTT.Boston, M»k». 
CARRY BROS, s WILCOX, . . . New York. 
D. G. MAXWF.U.Charlotte, N <’. 
S. C. PHILLIPS.Norfolk. Vn. 
T L. UISSELL, ..... Charleston” 8. C. 
STUBBS it HARVEY, , . . Port Deposit, Ala. 
KNOWl.KS .v CONNER, . . ■ Louisville, Ky. 
E. W HAINES,.San Kraneiseo, Cal. 
G. W. TKAVLIt, .... Portluml, Oregon. 
A N IIICIB SON > S AGItICHill It A L 
STEAlHEIt, tor Stanotin) Fkkii mi a KlOClC 
Heating Cheese Vats ; Tannery Vat*, Cotiserv- 
uGirle*. Ae. This Steumer I* made of Wrought 
Iron, thoroughly rlvelod and llnlalied in good 
style. It lui* a reliable Automatic or Self-regu¬ 
lating Water Fender, Safety Valve, Vacuum Valve, 
Wafer Gauge Cock*, Whistle, Ac., all emupletn. The 
boiler I* peculiar in construction, being ONK Uom- 
PI.KTK DOCIII.K Rotl blt WITHIN A NOTH KU. the two 
coiiiiiiiiniuatiiig one wiili ilie other. It lot* tin ex¬ 
traordinary amount of lire space lor the »l*c of the 
boiler; No. a u inodlnm *lxe, baviogd. 85t square Incli- 
esof tire snrtuee; consequently, it require* but little 
fuel to run it. blither wood or coal may lie used for 
fuel. 
It will oook more feed, or beat more water. In a 
given time, than any other Steamer of Ilie same size 
or er>*t. It w more durable tlmn any other, fur the 
reason that, tho tire-box l* made ot wrought iron, 
anil I* entirely surrountled wild icnlrr. We arc also 
nmiiutiicl.itring : 
Anderson'" Low I’ressiire Hlrniil llcuter, 
for licullng Private DivelHttys, Storti, Churches, Con- 
eeriuituHes, Ac. We manufacture for all the terri¬ 
tory east of llllnot*. 
For further particulars address 
I’. 1'. HIA8T A: (!<>., Springfield, Ohio. 
$500 CHALLENGE 
BETTER STILL FOR 1872. 
Page'* Portable Pump, Plant Syringe and Fire Ex¬ 
tinguisher, with Metal linxes, and otherwise improved, 
for $5. Send lor Circular. 
N. PAGE, Jit., Danvers, Mas*. 
Can reach 20 feet and cut limbs 2 Inches in diameter. 
Manufactured by G. A. PRESCOTT. Sandy Hill, N.Y. 
._ 
1«lines’ Incubators. 
For Price 1,1st, send for Circular. 
JAOOB GRAVES & CO., No. 2ti North Market St., 
Boston. Muss. 
