AND 
i&ETECT 
AND 
NEWS CONDENSER. 
— Utah has grass two Inches high. 
_Iowa has a hay field of 3i000 acres. 
— Missouri has 324,199 school children. 
— One hundred Canadian cents weigh one 
pound. 
— Washington Co., Pa., is troubled with sheep 
thieves. 
— The Kansas penitentiary does not contain 
a woman. 
— Four thousand servant girls are out of work 
in Chicago. 
— A Michigan railway has produced a $40,000 
palace car. 
— Small-pox is reported quite prevalent at 
Austin. Texas, 
— Diamonds are now set in Saracenic and 
Egyptian styles. 
— i | JC public scholars of Maine cost that State 
$1.75 a year each. 
— Franklin, Ala., has a shoe factory that ein- 
plojs fifty hands. 
— The Southern freedmen own some six hun¬ 
dred school houses. 
— British Columbia decides to join the Cana¬ 
dian confederation. 
— Union College has recently received an en¬ 
dowment of $50,000. 
— The opening of the Auburn Industrial Fair 
has been postponed. 
— The decrease in the National debt during 
January was $4,040,986. 
— A bear, weighing 300 pounds, was lately 
killed In Lewis county. 
— The custom house in Portland, Me., com¬ 
pleted, will cost $500,000. 
— Nebraska has just completed an Iusaue 
Asylum, costing $150,000. 
— An extensive bed of line emery lias been 
found near Glen’s Falls. 
— Eleven hundred million bushels of corn 
were produced last year. 
— There are 025 registered Uuiversalist minis¬ 
ters in the United States. 
— Coolies are to bo introduced into the Schuyl- | 
kill, Pa., collieries in May. 
— Mark Twain says that since his marriage lie 
feels more twain than ever. 
— Delaware hasa debt of 81,633,000, less invest- 
nicnta amounting to $557,850. 
— The organization of the Auburn and Ithuea 
Itai I road has been completed. 
— Ludlow, Muss., reports 20 births, 23 mar¬ 
riages aud \2 deaths last year. 
— New potatoes, this year’s growth, are re¬ 
ported ut Elizabeth City, N. C. 
— A Fort Wayne lady wants a divorce on the 
ground of protracted festivities. 
— Fond du Lac Co., Wjs., furnishes to the 
country 800,000 pounds of cheese. 
— The colored population of North Carolina 
is5,104greater in 1870 than in I860. 
— The United States pays annually to foreign 
producers $45,000,000 for silk goods. 
-Soma 5,715,'.'11 letters wero received at the 
New Voile City posL-.dliee last. year. 
— Camphor gum is said in ouo season to en¬ 
tirely change the color of mink fur. 
— From the New Vork Oily post-otHoe 6,164,435 
foreign letters were mailed last year. 
— A trout caught, In the Upper Sara hue, Essex 
Co., 37 inches long, weighed 18 pounds. 
— It has cost a Maine physician $13,000 for 
bungling in setting- u boy’s broken leg. 
— New Jersey proposes compulsory education 
on all children between six and sixteen. 
— The colored citizens of Corry, Pa., have 
taken measures to establish free night schools. 
“The best tonic for indigestion, dyspepsia, 
wakefulness aud general debility, is Ferro Phos- 
phated Elixir of Calisaya Bark, (the original 
Calisaya Burk and Iron.) made by Caswell, 
Hazahd & Co ."—Leavenworth Herald. 
iUiscclianeons. 
Agents tXUiuteb, ^c. 
AGENTS WANTED EVERY WHERE. 
G. G. EVANS & CO., 
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17th Year of its Establishment! 
806 Chest out St., aud 36 N. Eighth St., 
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We will send you anv Book published in the 
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23T" Our complete Classified Catalogue for 1871 
just lssned. 
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Containing FbKETWoon’S " LlFK OK ClIUHT,*' and 
"Lives of thn Apostles, Ettut igelists and Murium,'’ 
Dodd ridge’s *' Evidence* of Clirisllunily,” " History 
of the Jews," by Josephus, "History of ail Reli¬ 
gions Denominations," with treatise and tables re¬ 
lating to events connected with Bible History. The 
whole forming a complete Treasury or Christian 
Knowledge. \V. FLINT ft CO , 28 So. Seventh St., 
Philadelphia: 5 Custom House Place, Chicago, lit.; 
178 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
A WORD TO AGENTS. Our Rooks 
are the best. Cheapest and most popular of any 
in tlie market. Look at this list, just oil: 
‘OVERLAND riiaOUGH ASIA." bv Knox. 
“TUK UNCI Vll.iy.Ku RACES," bv \v.i. 
"THE INNOCENTS ABROAD," by Mark Twain. 
“BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI," by Richardson. 
Largest commissions paid. For Circulars, 
Address AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., 
Hiii tford. Conn. 
^GENTS ! HEAD THIS! 
We will pay Agents a Salary Of R30 per week 
and expenses, or allow n large commission, to sell 
our now and wonderful Inventions. Address 
M. WAGNER fc CO.. Min-bull, Mich. 
dTj-| "'ll" illnnlli! Eiriployiuam ' H.ir.i induce- 
fj) I *)* " merits! A premium IIoil-i: and WAGON 
for Agents. U'Edeslre to employ itgct.i > i r a tennof 
seven years, to soil tire Buckeye $20 Shuttle Sewing 
Machine-*. It makes a stitch alike nit hnt.li sides, and 
Is the best, low-priced, licensed machine In the world. 
IP. A. Henctormin A Co., ClcnWono, O,, nr St. Coals, Mo. 
$5 TO $10 PER DAY. 
who engage in our new bivlnosu make from 85 to 
!|slO per dnyin their own localities. Fullpnrtlcu- 
lars and iuiilructions sent free by mail. Those m 
need of permanent, profitable) work, should nddross 
at once. Guoiioe Stinson &, Co-. Portland, Maine. 
tit 4 TO $13 I'ER DAY. Extra Inducements 
*35 tc In cash and premiums to canvassers for 
“Oni* Macntliie." the best One Dollar Monthly 
In America. Specimens 10 ets,or three for 26 ots. 
W. U. MATT1SON, Publisher, Newton, Now Jersey. 
3mplemcius, iftlacoiners, &t. 
TO BE PAID FOR 
Tried on your Farm. 
UNTIL. 
Do you want 
the Agency or 
for your own 
use of the 
NISI IWITIZ 
PULVERIZING 
- HARROW. 
THE BEST IN 
THE WORLD. 
See what responsible parties, who have used 
them, say; 
From Cornell Univmsitu .—“ We would advise 
every farmer to procure one without, delay. It 
will amply repay any one for the outlay in the 
first season ot its use." 
E. Cl. Putnam, Business Manager. 
Prom A inherit talUvr. " The Harrow has been 
thoroughly tried. AVe are more than satisfied 
with it." Lkvi Stocubkidqe, 
, Prof, of Agriculture. 
From report of Hie groat Notional Tiial at 
Utica, IV. V., in 1867, accompanied, by a Special 
Gold Medal. -"The effect of this Machine was 
most astonishing. Wo cannot, spcftlt too highly 
of it." Also in 1870, with First Premium and 
Modal. “Three years' additional experience 
gives ample proof of its value." 
From report of American Institute Farmers’ 
Club.—" It is ns far ahead of the common Har¬ 
row ns a Golfs revolver or Sharpe’s rifle is ahead 
of Hie old Hint-look tire-arm.” 
Solon Robinson. 
From Hon. John Stanton Gould.—" it is the 
very best Harrow 1 have overseen. Its effect, 
as compared with other harrows, is as different 
as velvet and tow cloth ! Send for Circular to 
PEEKSKILL FLOW WORKS, 
$4 Beckman St., New York, 
and 61 Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Frieni 
txf a,"2 1 ^canvass and 
B £ sell koin'a Pat- 
1 . ent Galvan izicn Mktat.io funxxA 
W 9 1/9 S*r Ppmrr and IIanOSR- 
Pk i V Samples. Circulars slid Terms scut on 
<» vy receipt of 20 otfl. to pay postage. 
Address O. 0. TOST. Manuf. and Patentee, Burlington,VL 
®rees, plants, S ceils, (Etc. 
i ARE and BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS 
CHOICE VEGETABLES, 
CAN BE GROWN BY SOWING 
SEEDS AND GRAINS. 
(Erees, plants, Seefcs, (Etc. 
F. K. PHOENIX, _ 
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, III., 
Okpbhs 
1,000,000 Apple Root Grafts, best quality 
and sorts. 
2,OOO,OOO flange Hedge IMuiiln, extra. ID,(ICO 
415. 
1 OO KohIm-Ih Boat Apple Serif, till per bushel. 
500 Hunhels Early Rone Potatoes, 41.25 per 
bushel. 
600 Arms f Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees, 
All Sums, Best. Quality, Low Price-. 
FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS, 
Roses, Green-House Plum*, Finest Col¬ 
lection. 
tir New Descriptive Catalogue, 10 coats; Seed and 
Plant Catalogues for Stamp. Wholesale Price List,, 
Free. Address as above. 
The only genuine perfume tor the breath- Only 10 
cents. At wholesale by all wholesale druggists. 
TIUX AIF’G COL, propr's, Rochester, N. Y. 
rpiIE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE 
A AUK. Needed by every on*,. Retails for One 
Dollar. Sample and Circulars I or 25 ots. 
Address C. MILL blit, Gunsevourt, N. Y. 
C l HEAP GUNS.—Smooth-bore muskets, warrant- 
/ Cd to Shoot shot Close and k,ll 80 yards. Price 
only itf.oU. 
J. 11. JuHNsTON, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
T) O JI O N A NURSERY. 
Jl 2011,000 two-year-old Asparagus Roost, 
TBiri.s and Plants lor sale. Semi stamp for Cata¬ 
logue >.l 54 pages, ft tells what and huw to plant for 
profit. VVM. PARRY. Clumunluson, N. J. 
“TKYIT AND SEE!”—THE PHRENO- 
■*- LOGICAL JOL’RN AL seol six uiontlm “tin 
trial" lor *1. (Price fa a your.) Snetfhueud FREE. 
S. R. WELLS, 389 Broadway, New York. 
FISH GUANO. 
WM. H. H. GLOVER, 
MAX U FACT CUBE OF 
Menhaden Oil and Fish Fertilizers, 
_SOL TIIOL D, N. V. _ 
limiiTmT Easily made with our Stencil and 
I t\l Li V Key-uhfick OutHt. Circulars Free. 
V I I II r, I STAFFORD MFG. CO., 
AU.Ui.1 U A 6tJ Fulton St., New York. 
M ONEY TO BE M A DE.-Honorable. Easy, Use. 
Jul and ProjUnlile employ went. Aettve. enter, 
prlaiog persons or go**d address, either sex, wanted 
everywhere to sell an article of use to everybody. 
Address, for full particulars, H. G. BESTOK, 245 
Main St., Hartford, Conn. 
TO niL VT O RIUN G CLAGS^-Wenro novrprepared to 
fuiui-Ticllclasivs wUhconelantcraploymtat at home,tbs 
w 5oloofth r tlme ra- fop Lm t par® nrotnenis. Burincss new, 
plitan-l piuOmblc. Perhousolelthereexeasilvcaru from 
■ ■■ to H j j - .- I'CUUip.irad a propovlionel ► mil by devoting 
U-Lir whole time loth" bumiCJ •- floypuudgirlawtn nearly 
osmuuhastn n. Tkit nil whence-this notice may * iiultheir 
ttTlrcrt.and t.-it the. bOJlto we iu-’kv tbia unrersllcleil 
ttfer: 'f oraebaa ate not well'•atk tied, ive wlllw-nd 1 1 (o pay 
far lie trouble of writing. Pull particular*, a valuably tam- 
p!u vrlncli wiildotae- '-maeaoc work on, sod a copy of The 
tyopla’D LUcnrru Comparoon^—cipo ot the larger t and 
bcrf fuaily ricw<ponv/a pihb'thwl—>11 M-nt free by tnalL 
lieadt.-, it yoti w-nt permeT'cnt, p*r,tltnb!c work, uddreta 
L. C. ALLEZ7 it CO., At'ocaii, Moans, 
A l-’INE STEEL ENGRAVING, of either 
XX Washington, 1- ranklin or Jackson, for 50c. Ad¬ 
dress MACK & CO., Coresco, Mich. Agents wanted. 
cT " • * , j f ~ 
fruit and produce 
co.mnsNio.A merchmt, 
328 CREENWICH STREET, 
N K W YORK. 
W E WILL PAY 
AGENTS a Miiory of 835 pet* week, or 
allow a large commission to sell our new Inventions. 
Address J. W. FRINK A CO., 
Marshall, Mich. 
T riumph washing machine.- victo¬ 
rious over all others. Simple, strong, durable. 
Agents wanted. ISAAC EltB & SON, Buffalo, N. Y. 
C*oiitetliltig New. Agentsutniriintoed ?ri,0(X)a year 
O to Introduce an ai thdo that sells in every house. 
Address, with stump, S, Gilliland. Pittsburgh. Pa 
« Month, with Stencil and Key-Check 
J Dies- Don't full to secure Circular and 
Samples, free. a. M- SPENCER, Br«ttleb.*ro. vr 
implements, iUncljinern, &t. 
DAIRYMEN 
SHOULD BUY THE 
IRON-CLAD MILK CAN 
MILK PAIL. 
For Sale by all Tinners. 
Stock and Trimmings for sale by the 
1ROIV-CL.4D CAN CO., 
42 ami 44 Murray St., New York, 
200 Randolph t«t., Chirueo, III. 
IMPROVED FOOT LATHES, 
With Slide, Rest mil FitlSngs. Ele¬ 
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the thing for the Artisan or Amateur 
\ Turner. 
mJ " Manv render** of this paper have one of 
them." Good news for till! Delivered 
at your door. 
Send fur descriptive Catalogue. 
N. H. BALDWIN, Laconia. N. H. 
THE DOMESTIC 
^ _ NoIsoIssb, Lock 
r W |jl SEWING 
j^foralniplirltyol lt< 
CoiiMriKtioii, ,t. 
perttet met* ban 
ism, care ol move 
meat, i(j great 
chall'Migea tlie 
oLtework.nrtrlnss 
Domestic Sewing Machine Co., TOT, ETjO. O. 
I^ARM AND PLANTATION MACHINERY. 
1 FARM GRIST MILTS, 
for Hand Ittld i’llWI!I* I 
FK D AND GRAIN Mil.LS: BONK MILLS; and 
COTTON GINS, 
DRUG, COFFEE and SPICE M If,1,8; COTTON and 
HAY PRESSES; 
SHAW’S COTTON seed MULLERS. Price $160. 
HAND CORN SIIKLL1CUS, W each. 
"LEEDS” CHAMPION POST.UOLE DIGGER, *5. 
PORTABLE EAR5I ENGINE AND BOILER, 
3-Horse Power, lor *2.i0. 
OUR MILLS AND 1IULLER RECEIVED HIGH¬ 
EST PREMIUMS AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE 
FAIR OF 1870. 
The SevciHeeuth Annual Edition of their 
celebrated 
Seed Catalogue and Amateur’s Guide 
to the Flower and Kitchen 
Garden, 
hi now ready for distribution, and will he mailed to 
our customers of 1871) as rapidly us possible, and to 
all applicants upon receipt of 25 ota.; an edition beau¬ 
tifully bound in cloth, 50 ets. 
This is without exception the largest and best Cata¬ 
logue ever puidlsnad in tills or any other country. 
It contains Iff! pages-ad of which an* IIm*ly executed 
engravings. Including four bountifully colored litho¬ 
graphs of favorite Flowers and Vegetables, ami 136 
pages of closely printed matter, giving a descriptive 
list of upwards of 2,SIX) species and varieties of 
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS, 
including all Mir novelties of thn past season, with 
directions for their culture: also a list of upwards 
of Oho 11 unill‘V«( vurii'lii*!* of olioleo Glndl- 
i,l ii with many other Summer - Flowering 
Bolins, and much useful information upon the sub¬ 
ject. of gardening generally. Also, a Descrintivo 
Price List of Mimll Fruit**, embracing all the lead¬ 
ing varieties, of Sirnvrhcvrlm*, Hiispuurrltis, 
Blackberries, Uiiriuuts, Grapes, etc. 
Address 
B. K* BTISS & SONS, 
23 I*»rk I'lacc anti 20 Murray Street, 
<I». O. Box 5712,) New York. 
DEEDS AND B II. H s . 
C. L. ALLEN <&. CO.’S 
Annual Spring Catalogue of 
VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS, 
GLADIOLUS, LILIES. TUBEROSES, REDDING 
PLANTS, Ac., Ac. 
Fully illustrated, and complete In description and 
cultural Instruction. A novel feature in tins Cata¬ 
logue is the giving the derivation of the names of 
plants. Now ready,and mulled free loall applicants. 
Address (:. U. AI.I.F.N *fc (JO., 
74 Fulton Ml., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
W .U. NEWTON’* WHITE FKOBSTEIER 
OATS. Also, EXCELSIOR OATS, SANFORD 
CORN. EARLY ROSE POTATOES mil GARDEN 
SEEDS. Tlie ProVisteler Oats were ntrndueed by 
Our new Catalogue, larger and more 
fully illustrated than usual, is now 
ready for distribution, free, to all, 
upon receipt of stamp. 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
1*. O. Box 376. 180 & 101 Water St., 
NEW YORK. 
The largest assortment of Agricultural Imple¬ 
ments and Fertilizers In the olty. 
J J. H. GREGORY’S 
SEED CATALOGUE. 
My Annual Illustrated Catalogue, containing a list 
of many new and rare Vegetables, some of which 
arc not found In tiny other catalogue, and nil the 
standard vegetables of the farm and garden, (over 
one hundred of which 1 grow on mv thron seed 
farms,) with a carefully selected list of liowersced, 
will bo sent free to all. 
All my seed Is sold under three warrants : 
1st. That till molten sent shall reach me. 
2d. That : all seed ordered shall reach the purchaser. 
3d. That rail seeds shall he fresh, and true to name. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
tDCCII ft ARDPII anii Flow eh. Fruit, 
rncon uunutn hrrb,tr»k & sun™. 
AM) EVKrtOKttltN SRKIiS, post-paid, try Mail. .’5 dif¬ 
ferent packets of either class for tu. Tho six elnssoi 
tft. Catalogues gratis. Agents wanted. Seeds on 
commission. H M. WATSON, Ply mouth, Muss.. 2 
hKM) TO STOIIRS, HARRISON As 
IO CO.. PuinttHvIlle, Ohio, for their 18-pugc Cir¬ 
cular of tho Sweet 
CHESTNUT. 
COTTON SEED MEAL and COTTON SEED OIL mi*, and they were awarded the First I 1 'em turn at the 
CAKK always on hand. Send for Circulars; free New Vork Stain Fair 1869; also at Ih * New Jersey 
to all. JEWELL & EHI.EN, Slam Fair. 1870. From *ir'if i" l have harvested 587 
93 Liberty St., New York City. 
VOT TO RI5 PAID FOR UNTIL | 
Tried on your Farm. 
-\ For LEVF.L LAND, 
THJE BlIUCll SIDE lit LL, GREKN 
rYi'irr \ BVfswAaiL .stub- 
■J A t v 01jE _ On0 £j ow for 
PLOW, tall kinds of Plowing. 
wanted. 
“““"■r RLE. One Plow for 
iOW, nil kinds of Plowing. 
--— No doud furrows. 
-- and GRUB HOOK, 
ALSO, TOE Willi CULTIVATOlt AT- 
/}* xsas Hk AT » TACll.MENTS, rot- Sub— 
WOODALL soiling, pulliDg Roots, 
SAIBSOIE I Stumps, Stones, &o., 
p| O W And Cultivating. Cir- 
_^_ on hint free. Agents i 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Bee kin an St., New York, 
and 61 Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
FARM 
DURABLE, EFFICIENT AND LOW-PRICED. 
Send for Circular. Agents wanted. LANE BROS., 
Manufacturers, Washington, Dutchess Co., N. Y. 
Holbrook’s Patent Swivel Plows, 
For Level Land and Side Hill. 
8 Sizes. 
Send Stamp lor Circular. 
WON TUB 
' HIGHEST PRIZE 
at N.Y. State Trial, 
1870, l’or Plowing 
Sod So Stubble 
Stai n Fair. 1870. From Wc wo I have harvested 587 
hn.In in,it these cats. Prices rem-unable. Send two 
stamps t >i .sample-., i.at ilngu' s free. 
WM. NEWTON, Henrietta. N. Y. 
I JltF.SH APPLE SEED.-A PUIHEAKTI- 
~ etc at 87.50 per busbul. No rhurgo for packages. 
C. L. VAN DUS EX. Maeedon. N. Y, 
Stock, |Jonltnj, &c. 
I OR SALE.-THE I’HOROUGM-BIMCD 
1 Short-Horn Bull J.oitn Mo.NTEuev.AV29. A.II. B.. 
I.wo vein s old, His grandsii'n is the well-known 6tll 
Duke of Thorn dale. Warranted kind and asuro get¬ 
ter. Price $200. J H CROOK A WI'N, 
Pleasant Ridge Stock Farm, Pittsfield, Mass, 
1 70UIt PAIRS BREMEN GEESE, 10 pairs 
1 Light Brahmas, and 2 pairs Wlme Bantams for 
sale, l.ight Brahma cocks utA3 each. Addros* 
K. B. .SHAW. Cununduigua, N. Y. 
I JERKS HI RE PIGS AM> COTS WOLD 
8H EEP. -IMas, about 40 pounds, (loeuch ; Shoep, 
$30 ; four for ilttO. Send your orders, and pay in 30 
days. J,. CONVERSE. Rtie.yrus. Ohio. 
P UEUIIU FOIVLS.-A FliVV TRIOS 
ot BUFF COCHINS for sale,from tho stock ru ed 
by me that won the Jmerlr.aii Airl'iculturlxt Tap, Dr, 
C'-mber, I87i). I am now ready to sell eggn from I.AX)v 
Gwvnvit's stock of DARK BRAHMAS, bred by 
Fruit Woigg, her Poulterer, and tho winners of 12 
Cups In 187(7, and the extra Cup. 
Buff, 
White, 
Black, 
Partridge Cochins, 
and lioudnu Eggs 
for sale. ALL PREMIUM STOCK. Address, with 
stamp, ISAAC VAN WINKLE. 
Greenville, Hudson Co., N. J. 
They leave no dead furrows nor ridges, but. an even 
surface. Clear and pulverize thoroughly, Sell-ad¬ 
justing Hinged Steel Cutters. Manufactured by 
F. F. HOLBROOK A CO., Boston, Mass. 
04 A HEDAULTON REVVING MACHINE. 
W 1U 30 dans nn trial. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 
Price reduced. Sew* everything a needle will go 
through. Samples of sewing sent rree. Agents 
wanted In every town. Extra inducements. Address 
MEDALLION MACHINE CO. 71 NaBmui St , N. Y. 
N 01 
TO BE PAID FOR 
Tried on your Farm. 
UNTIL 
Also, the 
GALE 
POTATO. 
CARROT k 
TURNIP 
CUTTER. 
T?rom 4 to 500 -Hoi*mc 
X Power, Including Corliss 
Engines, Slide Valve Stu- 
tUimry Engines, Portable 
Engine*. &e. Also, Circular 
Saw Mills. Shafting. Pulleys, 
*<?., Win-.it and Corn MLlls, 
Circular Saws, Ac. 
Bend for Price List. 
Wood & Mann Steam 
Engine Company, 
Works - - Utica, n. y. 
Principal oi pick, 
42 Cortlandt Street. New York. 
_ ,4 SK to wee 1 he l’lanct 
Ar Hand Seed and Fertil- 
N? 2 // '/Jr iter Sowers, if you want the 
to les.y ij rs ( r oi4 cheapest . Nos. 1 and 2, 
—Farm, Garden and Nursery, $7, 
112. They always plain at a uniform 
fr. evenlli, and in open sight. No. 
for Seedsand Fertilizers in the fur- 
* r ' row, $16. Illustrated Circulars. 
S. L. ALLEN A CO., 119 S. 4th St., Phlla., Pa. 
Theoheap- A| S o, the 
JL Iff K < eat, easiest, a A I C 
l APPUn fastest, niul uALc 
1 LK I moat dura- PflTATO 
CARROTi 
§' 5. a, 80 Hay, Straw TURNIP 
CUTTER. ™* t 8 t t e ftl r k CUTTER. 
Hand or Horse Power. See recommendations 
in Rural Nkw-Yorker, Jan. 7th, 1871, and 
American Agriculturist., Dec., 1870. Circulars 
free. Agents wanted. 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Beckman St., New York, 
and 61 Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
O DAIRYMEN. 
Roe’s Patent Premium Cheese Vat, 
With Improved Hkvtek and Valves to regu¬ 
late the HEAT. The TUnip . t and lirst in use . 
cijkksk ph.ks. 8E8 and Patent Expansion Cn ee.sk 
Hoops, a Go, Faetorv Vats, Drainkrs. iohIcvhi y- 
tlitng hecessary to eiiriiplote the outfit of CHEESE 
Factories. 
An experience of over 10 years, and superior facili¬ 
ties, nimble us to tut rush goods of the very bestde- 
scrlptlou, and at the lowest price*. 
ftT Send for Circular and PHen List. 
H. H. ROB & CO., Madison, Lake Co., Ohio. 
IMPROVED ENDLESS CHAIN DOG 
1 power.-- r<*r Calf, Dor, Sheep or Goat; to 
Churn, Turn Grindstone, Grind Apples, &e. 
Runs with less friction than any other. Circu¬ 
lars free. Manufactured and for sale by 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Beekman St., New York, 
and 61 Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
I IGHT HKAIOUSniul BUFF COCHI1NH, 
J In trios; Hondun Pullet* anil Durlt Brahma 
Cocks for sale. Bgg* for hatching. Send tor Illus¬ 
trated Descriptive LUt. to 
K. J. TAYLOR, Waterloo, Seneca Co., N. Y. 
I MPORTED JUifrEY COW’S, HEIFERS 
AND CALVES FOR SALS. —Owing to recent 
less of my stock bums by lire, including all my hay 
and grain. I will sell a few choice animal* of my own 
selection aud importation from the island Ot Jersey. 
Address, for descriptivecirca lit r» and terms, 
SAM. (’. COLT, Hartford, Conn. 
T .1. McCAllTV & CO., Snlent, Olilo, 
J • Importer* at id Breeder* of Berkshire, Lttneu- 
ehireanu thorough.bred Chestei Pig*. A Iso. Fancy 
Poultry. Have taken First Premium* with riurgtook, 
whe.rover exhibited. AII stock warranted to be thor¬ 
ough In their purity of blood. 
O DA/' LB* 4 , weight of two Ohio Improved Chea- 
o\ r \) ter Hog*. Send tor description of this 
famous breed, and other thorungh-bred und import¬ 
ed Annuals and Fowls. L. H. BII.VKU, Salem, O. 
S panish meuinos.-wk offer for 
*ale, low, a limited number of our surplus of due 
thorough-bred*. Send for Catalogue. Orders *o- 
llolted. JOHN SHELDON & SON, Moscow, N. Y. 
Tlii NEW CATTLE DISEASE! 
which combines more good qualities than any other 
tree planted. 
1 FARMERS AND BARDENERS. 
If the Garden Seeds you use have proved fresh and 
true to name, stick to the rnan who sell* them to 
f oil ; he I* worth encouraging. If you have not, 
ound them fresh and true, I shall tic happy to add 
your mime to those of the fifty thou.Mind farmers 
and market gardener*, a cultured throughout the 
United State* and Canada-., whom I anDUnllv supply 
with tuy warranted garden seeds. I raise over one 
hundred varieties of vegetable -red on niy GiTi o 
farms, and. as every practlca. .ariu . , or 
knows, it Is for th« Interest or all who plan;. . t 
tholr send direct hi from the grower. I hnvlto sprcltil 
attention to mv Cubbngo, Onion and Squash seed. 
My largo Vegetable and Flower Seed Catalogue, 
abounding with engra vings, sent free to nil. 
JAMES J. H. GHlflGOrtY, Marblehead, Mats. 
START A NURSERY. 8^7^- 
agementof Seed*. Plants, &o. Price 25 ots. Address 
HEIKK8 NURSKBIKS, Dayton, Ohio. [Established 
1822.J Price List Free. 
T? 1 R S T - c Ij A S» S 
r CONCORD GRAPE VINES, 
Two years, $60 per M. 
Full assortment of Nursery Stock. Send for Cata¬ 
logue to A. CLEMENT & CO., Lowell, Mass. 
C ! ABB AGE, 
t ONION, 
SQUASH. 
I have written three works on tho cultivation of 
these vegetables. The works abound In engravings, 
and ga mto all the minute details so valuable to the 
beginner,—completely exhttusing tho subject. Each 
treatise sent by mall for 30 cents- 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
(^EED CATALOGUES. 
Our Annual Priced List of 
Vegetable & Agricultural Seeds, 
Containing all tlio standard kinds, (it popular price*, 
Is now ready, and dialled, free, to any address. Also 
ready, our Annual Descriptive List of 
FLOWER SEEDS, 
Including Noveltle* for 1871. 
ALFRED BRIDC.EMAN & SON. 
878 Broadway, New York. 
H AVANA TOBACCO HEF.P, by nmil. 30 
ets. a package, (tor one aero.) Leaf sells at 31.25 
a pound. 
URN SEED CO., Goshen. Conn. 
G < ENT7TNE ALSIRE CLOVER SI.HI) FOR 
I sate by LITTLE BEE MAN, SpriugUeld, Olii". 
G enuine Norway oats Chester co. 
Mammoth corn and Alsike Clovkr. Sample 
packages sent free to all Fanners; also a copy of 
the A mer. Stock Jo URN a L, by Inclosing stamp to 
N. P. BOYER Sc CO., Parkesburg, Chester Co.,Fa. 
GH0 IGETSEEDSfl 
A SURE REMEDY. 
O irit IU.CtsTRATED CATAl.OGFF. for 
1871, containing descriptions of all the CHOICEST 
VARIETIES of 
FLOWER & VEGETABLE SEEDS, 
with plain and thorough direction* for their culture 
and treatment, sent to any address on receipt 01 
stamp. J. T. SMITH (t SONS. Brentwood, N. IS. 
THE FOOT-AAD-MOl Til DISEASE, 
recently Introduced, and which la now prevailing 
extensively — proving fatal if neglected —can bo 
speedily cured by the remedies specified below, a* 
they have beun t* tied and proved effectual. The 
remudlesitre known a* {{"on Peters’ " Lightning 
Oaustio” aud "Condition powdkus." 
Tho "Lightning CacstiO" (for external ap¬ 
plication, also cures Poll Evil, Fistula, bout-Rot. 
Scratches, Ac.,) price *1 per bottle—one bottle being 
ample to nitre fair animals. Tlie “ COnuition Fovv- 
ders ” (for internal application,) 25 cents per package 
or box. Both, with full directions, sent by Express. 
Address HUGH PETERS & CO., 
72 Maiden Lane, Neiv York. 
with plain and thorough direction* for their culture 
and treatment, »ent to any address on receipt 01 
stamp. J. T. SMITH A SONS, Brentwood, N. IS. 
R adihdeel nouwayT»ATS.-1*1 RE 
and true to name. Byalnglo bushel or quantity, 
at $1.50 per bush, of 32 lb*. Snuford Corn—Pei* 
peck. $1; per bush., $3. No charge f, .r delivery : bugs 
furnished. Money Oader Office, Uondout, Lister Co., 
N.Y. Address A. NIE9K. 
Port Ewen, Ulster Co., N, Y. 
j^TELTON NCRSEHiES, 
G. W. Thompson, New Brunswick, N. J, 
8n ve Money by sending stamp for my Catalogue 
Of Fruit and Ornamental Tree*, Shrubs, Roses, Grape 
Vinca, Small Fruit*, Ac. 
Conover’s Colo—nl A*i>ovugoa a specialty. 
V ERBENA HEED. -SEND 25 CENTS FOR, 
a packet *.f our choice Verbena Heed ; sttvod 
from a collection 100 named kind*. 
J. T. 8Mil'll Jt SONS. Brentwood, N. H. 
T MIJUCU.VV G It A PH VINES, grown 
U fra in the Original Stock. Buy no other. TltO- 
IMIY TOMATO SEED. ttLiwn from “ HemlquarLer* 
Stock ;" 2ft cents for package of 100 'fed, post-paid ; 
live package* for #1. TROPHY TOMATO SEED 
given s* premium with EUMELAN GR APE VINKS. 
YGKNTS WA NTED. Send for Clrrnliir* und Show. 
Bills. H 4SBBOUCK & BUSH NELL, "Iona," near 
Peekslcill. Westchester Co., N. Y. 
A Month and expenses, to good canvnss- 
ijtJUV ers. Santplea free. C.M.Linington, Chicago. 
