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I<WAYS GliT THIS BEST 
— Texas, Feb. 10., bad been a State 25 years. 
— One railroad train per minute leaves London. 
— Whalebone bonuetsare fashionable in Hono¬ 
lulu. 
— Lepers nre said to be plenty in Port-au- 
Prince. 
— A Michigander has written “an idle in four 
can-tose.” 
— Hans Christian Andersen's father was a 
shoemaker. 
— Pearl and ivory, elegantly carved, are favor¬ 
ites for fans. 
— There are over 200 Japanese students in the 
United States. 
— New Orleans State Fair buildings were 
burned March 5. 
— Connecticut lias one hundred and twelve 
Baptist churches. 
— Ttic canary bird has been an object of traffic 
for five centuries. 
— A “woman's rights cooking stove” is an¬ 
nounced out West. 
— New Bedford, Mass., laments the decadence 
of the whale fishery. 
— The total appropriations of the 41st Congress 
are over $145,000,000. 
— The Dog ol' the Regiment isau institution 
in the German army. 
— The last Cuban tobacco crop is reported to 
be of inferior quality. 
— Tiio harbor of St. Joseph is pronounced the 
finest on Lake Michigan. 
— The King of Bavaria has proscribed the 
comic operas of Offenbach. 
— Five members of the new House of Repre¬ 
sentatives are colored men. 
— A shock of an earthquake was experienced 
at Johnsvllle, Wis., recently. 
— The King of Burmah has started a news¬ 
paper and set up a telegraph. 
— Six thousand women have petitioned Con¬ 
gress for the light, of suffrage. 
— Wyoming folks hold “ neck-tie sociables," 
when they catch a horse thief, 
— The Prussians have nicknamed the French 
marine “ the cod-fish fleet. (?) " 
— Wisconsin furnished nearly’ 250,000,000 feet 
of lumber during the past year. 
— There are thirteen railroads terminating on 
the Illinois shore, opposite St. Louis. 
— A Chinese agent offers to deliver Chinamen 
in Tennessee at the rate of $7,000 a hundred. 
— A ranchmnn has arrived in San Francisco, 
with some mushrooms, each a foot in diameter. 
— The cottage of Anne Hathaway, whore 
Shakspeare wooed and won her, is offered for 
sale. 
— A New York wife writes to a New York pa¬ 
per that the men of New York make poor hus¬ 
bands. 
— There is a hotel nr Kspyvillo Station, on the 
Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad, called the "8x9" 
House. 
— Chippewa is the nnmo suggested for a new 
Territory which it is proposed to chip away from 
Dakota. 
— A Boston woman declares herself happy and 
contented, hecuuse she has thirteen cats, and 
loves them all. 
— A Quaker Indian agent has made the discov¬ 
ery that female Indians can be elevated and got 
into hoop-skirts. 
— The Richmond, Va., Academy of Medicine 
has petitioned the Legislature to charter a State 
Iuebrltito Asylum. 
— The London Times for Dec. 1, 1870, had for 
its leader an article ten columns in length, con¬ 
taining 13,000 words. 
— An anti-kissing society has been formed by 
the Galena, 111., girls. “No kissing before mar¬ 
riage," is their motlo. 
— A negro in Columbus, Ohio, has for years 
gradually been shedding his nigritude, and' now 
is as white as any man and brother. 
-Out of two car loads of hogs shipped from 
Lafayc-t to, Ind., to Indianapolis, only ten arrived 
alive, all the rest being frozen to death. 
— The cost of leeches sold in Europe, exceeds 
$10,001.1.000 per annum. The finest are said to 
come from the Murray River, Australia. 
— Mr. Thillmnn has brought a suit for $10,000 
against the Women’s Medical College of Cleve¬ 
land, for dissecting the body of his wife. 
— In the Illinois Asylum there are two deaf 
mute colored girls, who found their way thither 
during t he war, nobody knows whence or how. 
\JOT TO BE PAH) FOB UNTIL 
_L> Tried on your Farm. 
THE BIRTH UNIVERSAL PLOW, 
cwsr?* m 
THE PEOPLE’S 
Practical Poultry Book: 
A WORK ON THE 
BREEDING, REARING, CARE AND GEN¬ 
ERAL MANAGEMENT OF POULTRY, 
Containing Practical Information concerning the 
best Breeds to rear fur market amt as egg. producers; 
the number of fowls to keep, both in Miiall ami largo 
establishments ; plans for buildings and coops; In- 
st,ructions for dressing, parking and doming fowls 
for market,; hnw to guard against, the various ene¬ 
mies and diseases of poultry; how to make capons, 
ete,, etc. 
This hook is prnfiliulr Illustrated with costly and 
appropriate engravings, uud is designed for the prac¬ 
tical use and aid ot Practical Poulterers, whether on 
the farm, or In the oily ot village. Its size, price, 
etc,, will be announced hereafter Address 
D. It. T. Mix)K 1C. Publisher, 
41 Parle How. New York. 
BLANCHARD CHURN 
For Churns, Agencies, Descriptive Circulars, ad¬ 
dress the sole manufacturers, 
PORTER BLANCHARD'S SONS, 
Concord. N. 11., 
OB THEtB WHOLESALE AGENTS, 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
I*. O. Box 376, New York City. 
A complete assortment of the Blanchard Churns 
are always to be found at our warehouse at the fac¬ 
tory prices, together with the largest variety of 
Agricultural implements, Seeds aud Fertilizers 
in the United States. A handsome illustrated cata¬ 
logue of our SEEDS, and special circulars of IM¬ 
PLEMENTS and FERTILIZERS, sent to all appli¬ 
cants on receipt of stamp. 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
189 itnd 191 Water St., New York. 
For LEVEL LAND, SIDE HILL, GREEN 
SWARD or STUBBLE. One Plow for all kinds 
of Plowing. No dead furrows. Reversible 
Coulter, Iron Beam, with Uexible draft rod. 
Light and strong. Circulars free. Agents 
wanted. PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Beckman St., Now York, 
and 0I Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
L ittle giant lever u«i^e-power.— 
Strung, Dura tile. Simple, Cheap, easy lor horses. 
Will do all work. Persons using them say they are 
the best. Send for Circular to 
JOHN VV. QUINCY, 98 William 8t., Now York. 
T hese cklfbratfd machines 
are made in four sizes as Mowers. 
No. 1. One-Horse, 30-inob wheel_ _cuts 3W feet. 
“ 2. Light Two-Horse, 30-lneh wheel.. “ 4 
“ 3. Medium Two-Horse,32-Inch wheel “ 4.K “ 
“ 4. Large 'Two-Horse, 30-inch wheel.. “ l>i or 5. 
To the No. 4 is mtaohed for reaping, cither a Drop¬ 
per or a Self-Rake, and the change is so easily made 
that not over live or ten minutes'time Is required, 
and only two pins and two nuts hnve. to be removed 
nnd replaced. Asa Reaper the Clipper eats feel 
in width, nnd the bight of cut. ranges from three to 
eighteen inches, and can be quickly and easily regu¬ 
lated, It is perfectly balanced, leaving no weight on 
the necks of rhe team. 
11* EXT R AO RIG N A U Y f, IG11TN K>8 of draft takes 
one-third of l he labor off the team. 'The adjustability 
of the finger-bar to but high or low, without stopping 
the team. Is worth 12a on anv machine. It is the only 
Mowkk that has the true center draft, in accordance 
with correct, mechanical principles, In short, it. Is 
the lightest, rhe most, durable, the least complicated, 
the most perfectly constructed and the most sym¬ 
metrica! in design of any implement of its class. 
Farmers, the Clipper ts tho lloi'scs’ Friend, and 
you cannot afford t,o Ignore their welfare. Send for 
jeimphlet. Investigate, nee or write to some one who 
has used the nipper. See the machine yourself be¬ 
fore you buy anv other. 
THE CLIPPER MOWER & REAPER CO., 
P. O. Box 0173. L>4 U lin in he is Si.. New York. 
HERE WERE 801.D In the YEAR 1870 
0,0 4 1 
MARK. 
TRADE 
FOR PRACTICAL MEN. 
My new and enlarged Catalogue of PRACTICAL 
AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, 82 pages, Evo., will be 
Bent, free of postage, to any one who will favor me 
with his address. 
HENRY CAREY BAIRD, 
Industrial Publisher, 40<t Walnut St., 
PHILADELPHIA. 
wood r tt tvx r s, 
Measuring 213,5«i feet In length, or sufficient in 
the aggregate for 
A WELL OVER 10 MILES DEEP. 
Simple in Const r net hoi— Easy In Operation — (living UO 
Til,ih' In the. Ifof. i' — /hi titbit■, Itiliahle unit I'heap. 
These Pumps are their own best reenmmenthitlon. 
For sale hy Dealers In Hardware uml Agricultural 
Implements, I‘l urn hors, Pump Makers. &c., through¬ 
out the country. Circulars, Ac., furnished upon up- 
dlicntlon by mull or otherwise. Single pumps for¬ 
warded to parties In towns where I have, nn agents, upon 
receipt ol the regular retail price. In buying, be care¬ 
ful that your Pump lieurs mv i rude mark as above, as I 
guarantee no other, ill AS. G BLATCULEY, M’I’r, 
Officetlltd VVarerootnli'jl &020 Filbert 8t., Philadelphia. 
THE CLIMAX MOWER 
TlUPItOVICI) ENDLESS CIIUN DOG 
* POWER. For Cnir, Bog, Sheep or Goat; to 
Churn, Turn Grindstone, Grind Apples, &e. 
Runs with less friction than any other. 
The Churn can be set in any position. Tt is 
not desirable to have it close to tho dog’s head. 
Has Belt Pnliny. 
Manufactured and for salo by 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
94 Beekman St., New York, 
and fil Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
I XMILTRY FANCIER^., ATTENTION ! 
THE AMERICAN STANDARD OF EXCEL¬ 
LENCE. Nmv,ready, it contains a complete de¬ 
scription of every known fowl, id, revised by the 
Functors of America, at. then Convention, February, 
Wit. Also, a Treatise on Raising Prize BirdR for Ex¬ 
hibition Every one Who keep* fowls must have it. 
Price SO emits Sent post-paid Address WM. II. 
LOCKWOOD, P. O. Box 300. Hartford, Conn. 
V B KINGTON'S 
PATENT SINGLE OR COMBINED 
Subscribe at OnceS 
FOR THE 
Stock, [Donltvii, #c 
WITH GEARING INCLOSED 
In a neat iron enso, has been in use three years. Put 
to the severett teat*, iu sharply contested trials, tt has 
conte out victorious. 
LOOMED HORSES. Four splendid 
_ _ ...._ _------ young 
I ) Stallions, bred directly troni Imported slock, tor 
sale at very leusomthle rates. For t all description and 
prices, adflrest, DAVID I.O(! AN. Jll., Hurtstown, Pa. 
I MPORTED .JERSEY COWS, HEIFERS 
AND CALVES FOR SALE. Owing to recent 
loss of mv stock barn* by tire, Including all my hay 
and grain,' l will sell a few choice animal* of my own 
selection and importation from the Island of Jersey. 
Address, tor descriptive circular* and terms, 
SAM. C. COLT, Hartford, Conn. 
used la the CLIMAX 1* 
The Great Improvement of the Day. 
T’to motion of the knife Is changed, without stop¬ 
ping the team, hy simply shifting a lever. In culling 
common grass or grain, the SLOW Mol ION Is ull that 
Is necessary, saving much wear of the machine. For 
going through heavy nr lodged grass, the FAST MO¬ 
TION Is thrown on, giving large increase of power. 
The Dropper Attachment Is readily adjusted 
to the machine, and makes the finest Harvester 
ever offered in the market. 
The machine has been favorably Introduced In nil 
the grass and grabi-growlng States. 
We warrant all machines, aud offer liberal terms to 
Agents nnd Dealer*. 
Farmers desiring n good machine, and Dealers in 
A grieiiltairnl liupli ineul*, will do well to corre¬ 
spond with us. 
IfT Descriptive Circulars promptly mulled. 
Address 
CLIMAX MOWER & REAPER CO., 
COR It Y, PA. 
THE PEOPLE’S FAVORITE JOURNAL, 
I MPORTED IMtl/.E IMPROVED BERK¬ 
SHIRE SWINE, selected from (Queen's) pens, 
Windsor, Eng., all age*, for sale. Shnrt-lfurn Cat¬ 
tle, most tushiiTnuble Herd Book pedigree*, ull ages. 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. Also, a. pack of uncx- 
e.elled Fox Honndsurp kept for pleasure. and surplus 
stock sold annually. If parties prefer, will send *rock 
C 0. D. II, C. GRAFF, Bo*40H, Maysville, Ohio. 
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE 
THE SOWER 
Sows all kinds of Seed. Ts the best, in the market for 
Carrot, Onion, Sorgum and Turnip Seed; also for 
Peas and Beans. 
I< the only one that will sow Beets aud Parsnips 
with regularity. 
Makes the drills and evenly drop* and covers the 
Distribute* Guano and other Fertilizers. 
Has no Slides, Reeds or Brushes to get out Ot order. 
The Term* to Subscriber*: 
One Year—Single i.'oby...S3 00 
One Year—Fout Unpies I$3.50). 10 00 
One Year—Eight Copies..... 2(1 00 
Those sending $20 tor a Club of Right, all sent at 
one time, will lie. entitled to a cop.V free. Getiors-up 
of Clubs cun alter ward add single copies at $2.60 each. 
STREET A SMITH, Piopilelois, 
No. 5.5 Fulton St., New York. 
i') II18 15 IVEII SOUTH-DOWNS. » A Iff. 
I authorized to sell fifty SOUTH-DOWN EVVE8 
and EWE l. t.MBS, all bred direct front IMPORTA¬ 
TIONS of 8 a mi' lti. Tttouvjc and .1 a.uics O Sit id.up.N, 
Also, a few BERKSHIRE P1G8 and choice DARK 
BRAHMA FOWLS. Will be Hold In lots to suit pur¬ 
chasers, or if sold Immediately m one lot, will he sold 
at a bargain. JOSEPH .11,1,1 AND, llaliihrhlga, N.Y. 
S hort-horns, Bull*, i to 2 year* oid,*;»o; 
Calve*, $100; Cow*. Heifer*, and Heller Calve*. 
$150 to 8260 All thorough .bred and from first.cla** 
milking stock. WM. «. MARKHAM, Avon, N. V 
E ggs for hatching* from nine 
varieties pure-hred Fowls; ull bird* of unsur¬ 
passed excellence. Am breeding Light Brahmas 
from tt nock weighing 14S lbs. lit 20 months old, and 
hens from 10 to 11 lbs. For price list, and portraits, 
address, will) stamp, CIIAS. P. NETT I, ETON. 
_ Box 520, Birmingham, Conn. 
THEIR 
AND BROADCAST WEEDED, 
Will thoroughly clean from woods 
15 TO 20 ACRES OF CORN PER DAY. 
For full parttnulai please send for Illustrated 
Circular to I. ,1. THOMAS <fc CO., Geneva, N. Y. 
THE CULTIVATOR 
Destroy* weeds between the rows and mellows the 
sod*. 
Can he easily expanded or contracted. 
Dispenses with wheel and Hand Hoc*. 
The removal of the hopper and ot her parts from 
the frame and substitution of cultivator attachment 
enables the Sower to he quickly changed to a 
Cultivator. All the part* are very light ami durable; 
also easy to operate and effective. 
Tlie price ot the Combined Sower nnd Cultivator 
don* nor. exceed thaL of an ordinary sower, 
Made only bv A M l> P 1.0\V f:0„ 
Quincy Hall, Boston, and 53 Beekman St.. New York. 
M y pur e list of eggs for 
II A'X’CIUNG.— lri consequence of receiving so 
many letters daily, 1 have concluded to publish my 
price list of eggs for the season ; 
For Do*. 
Houdans. 1st Premium Part* Kxnonltlon stock..$6 00 
Crcve-( kours, Special Premium. N. Y. 8. Poultry 
3oo., WOT. 0 00 
La Fleche, Special Premium. N. Y. S. Poultry 
Boo.. WOT. 6 00 
Bredn or Guelder*, two l*t Pramlqm and two 
Silver Cups, N. Y. s. Poultry See., Dec.,1870, 0 00 
Buff Cochin*, winners ot tho American Agricul¬ 
turist Clip.. 0 00 
White Cochin*, !*t Premium, N. Y. S. Poultry 
Sot*, DuC., 18Tb.. 
Partridge Coeliina, 1*1 Premium, ltlrmiiighe. 111 , 
Oakham, Eug., Ac., Dee., 1871). ... 8 00 
Black Cochin*.. ........ ,,,,., ti 00 
Leghorn.*, 1st Premium*, 1800, 18(17, 1WW. 1309, Ac.. 3 00 
Light Brahma*, from 1st Premium Stock,(Auto¬ 
crat a- 1 id Duke ol York).. . 3 Off 
Dark Brahmas, 1*1 Premium, Jan . W71. 6 00 
Dark Brahma*, Lady Gwydyr’a stuck, (winners 
nt 13 cap* uml extra cup). 7 00 
Address, with /.IMnp, ISAAC VAN WINKLE, 
Greenville, Hudson Co., N.J. 
VF~ My First Premium Egg Transportation Boxes 
25 cent* extra. 
AND 
Holbrook’s Regulator 
Si Seed Drill aud Cultivator. / 
Won the Highest Prize at N.Y. 8tate Trial,1870. 
Sows with regularity Beet, Garret, Onion. Parsnip, 
I oi'iui-'. Peas, Bean.. Nursery fiends, AC. Conductor 
being K.NAMKL 1’1> WRITE n/tOTW the seat as it drops. 
tacked one or six in u hox. Cultivator weeds be¬ 
tweeni rowsk to it inches wide. A discount to deal¬ 
ers. Mat.nfaniurud by 
_ F- F. HOLBROO K & UO., Boston. Mas*. 
D O YOLK OAVN~B»IU VriNG ! 
SEEDSMEN, KLOUIST8. S I Ot K RAISERS. 
Late President Net" ’ ark State Agricultural So- 
del .o, American Short-Horn 
Herd Booh," Author “ Rural 
Architecture," etc., etc. 
H EX imUR'S I» It O N G If O E . 
The best and cheapest Hand Cultivator. None 
genuine unless labeled 
Hexamer's Prong Hoe. 
Price *1.50 each: $15 per dozen. Circulars sent on 
application. Address ItEISIG A HEX AM EH. New 
Castb*. Westchester Co.. N. Y.. or B. IC. BUSS & 
SONS, 23 Park Place. New York. 
Tills Work, which ha* boon highly commended by 
tho Press, should be carefully studied by ovory 
breederor owner of Cattle, lttsa handsomely illutt- 
traied and well printed and bound volume of 523 
duodecimo pages. It will ho mailed, postage paid, to 
any address in the United Slate* or Canada on re¬ 
ceipt of the reduoed price, $2. Address 
D. D. T. MOORE, 
41 Park How, N. Y. 
Tlie Water they Drink. 
Piilric’* Improved Pump Will not get out 
of Repair— TViieenuted for Threw Years. 
It save* It* cost In one year, besides giving cattle 
pure water without care of their owner. Send for 
CuenUr, wRh to*lloiomuls trom tlie best Farmers In 
the country. Address 
11. LAWTON SONS. Rochester, N. V. 
Hazard dfc Caswell’* Cod Liver Oil is the 
t ."—Chicago Tribune. 
TJIANC’Y POULTRY AND EGGS. 
r BUFV COCIILN8, DARK and LIGHT BRAH¬ 
MAS. WHITE LEGHORN’S.-Fowls and Egg* for 
sale. 
N. B. My Buff Cochins arc from the celebrated 
strain* of CL H. Leavitt; l ight Brahma* from P. 
Wil.t/IAMs ; Dmk Brahma* Imported front COOPER. 
Send from Price List, inclosing Stump. 
JOHN WARREN, Flushing, N.Y. 
NFORHATION FDR POULTRY 
KEEPERS. 
Scci) uni) Bulb (Catalogues 
The Poultry Bulletin 
J. H. GREGORY’S 
PUBLISHED BY THE N. y. STATE POULTRY 
SOCIETY, 
THOROUGH, ACCURATE, REI.TABLE. 
The Journal for Functor* of Poultry, 
The Journal tor Breeders of all kinds of Pet 
Animal*. 
TPfK Edited—Ablu Sustained. 
t~V~ An excellent Advertising Medium. 
Now I* the time to subscribe. 
Send $1 for one year's subscription, or u stamp for 
spuclmcu number. Address 
THE POULTRY BULLETIN. 
P. O, Box 310, New York. 
RIVEN AWAY eggs... purebred 
cS a u C I— rt wW M I i POL’LTKY. — Om Stuck of 
Poultry, consisting of 18 varieties, 1* admitted by 
eminent breeder* tp bo of the highest exctdlence, and 
cue of the best collections on tlit* CauLinent. Wish¬ 
ing Pi Introduce our stock throughout the country, 
wo will send, FltKK OF CHAkok, six to twelve >,f our 
Eggs to any parson who will agree to lintcli them, 
and „ivo u* the privilege to Purchase what chickens 
they raise, at 45 eueli. w lien iliree to four months old. 
Write which breed you wish, and addresa, with 
STAMP fur RET(TR.V Instructions, 
J. M. NORTH, Parkman,Ohio. 
T il PROVED FOf»T LATHES, 
■Tr<*\ * With Slide, Rest and Fitting*. Ele- 
/M/V- ll Flint, durable,cheap end portable. Just 
ihe tiling for the Artisan or Amateur 
1 •• Many rei ers of this paper have one of 
their " . ■ ..ing iu all part* of the coun¬ 
try, Canudr > &c.. 
Sen t.or descriptive Catalogue, 
N. H. BALDWIN, Laconia, N. II. 
OT TO BE PAID FOR UNTIL 
Tried on your Farm. 
Do yoft VBnt 
Of many new !iml rare Vegetable*, some of which 
5 ,Jt .found in any other catalogue, and all the 
standard vegetable* of the farm and garden, (ovei 
f iVw, i‘“of' "i 1 *, 1 : 11 f grow on my three seed 
Lirm* , with a cnrefully selected list of flower seed 
Will be sent free to all. 
, W sold under three warrants ; 
",\ l m °ne)l sent shall reach me. 
*. ull seal ordered shall, reach- the purchaser. 
3d. I hat mil si .-ls shall be Irish, and true to name. 
JAMES J. II. GREGORY. Marblehead, Mass. 
L ight brahma eggs for hatch- 
ING. Ives stock, carefully packed and delivered 
to express at $1,50 per doz. L. A. SPALDING, P. AL, 
Lock port, N. Y. 
|;iti!E: send for a M’ltui i;n. 
* A full Catalogue nfour Standard, Miscellaneous 
and Illustrated Juvenile Book*, or specimen num¬ 
ber* of Oliver Optic’s Magazine, sent by mail free. 
LEE ic SHEPARD. Publisher*. Boston, 
LEE, SHEPARD & DILLINGHAM, 
No, 49 Green St., New York, 
where a complete stock of all publications may be 
found. 
H ATCHING EGGS, from Hondo n», 
Dark Brahma*. $5; Light ltruhm..*, $2 50; Black 
SpunisU, $3: Aylesbury DuckF. $3. 
GBO. K. HAWLEY, Glen’* Falls. N.Y. 
With Spring 
See reoornmendaHnns in American Agricul¬ 
turist, Feb., ami Rural Ne\v-Yorici5u of March 
4th, 1871. 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
5M Heckman St., New York, 
and 61 Merwin St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
C OCHIN’S A SPECIALTY. 
HUFFS. WHITE and PARTRIDGE. Egg* and 
Fowl* from nty prize strains. Address, with stamp, 
G. H. LEAVITT, Flushing. N. Y. 
and seed catalogue. 
v u!"n ,T » r . k i N .V, 1 feuded as an assistant ir. the cnlti- 
ciudes flower and Kitchen Garden, and in- 
al >“"t three thousand varieties of 
fa?°Shi.* ll, . , - ejr| ’ llcil . 0 ‘rep l ‘ l ? l,s 1,,r cultivation : 
Fruit *' 'r.- i,| jl jc> ,( h'd a choice selection of Small 
,r .i N li‘os, Shrubs. Plant*, fee. 
H viiiaV' /u li 1 "’, 1 ' J 0»ht'llAive list of the finest French 
Bulba! '* ,uJl0lub > a,l(J oiher Summer-Flowering 
Win be , *enz l V 1 l " work “f ISO pages, illustrated, 
others who '„ V, uI ,n !.r customer* ot 1870, aud to 
auartm’ if* Vir el A ^ tUftilfld—About uae- 
quanta its cost. Address CCims mnn 
containing all the fourteen numbers securely in¬ 
closed, will tic sent by mail on receipt ot 25 cents, 
The Spencerian are. the best pen.; mnu ntilCtured. 
Address Ivison. Hi. a Kg. man. Tayioii A Co., 
138 A DO Grulid St-, -New York. 
PAEM AND PLANTATION MACHINERY. 
FARM GRIST MILLS, 
for Hand and Power Use. 
FEED AND GRAIN MILLS: BONE MILLS; and 
COTTON GINS; 
DRUG, COFFEE and SPU E MILLS; COTTON and 
HAY PRESSES; 
SHAW'S COTTON SEED HI LLERS. Price ?!G0. 
hand Corn SUELLEUS, $L each. 
“LEEDS” CHAMPION POST-HOLE DIGGER. $5, 
PORTABLE FARM ENGINE AND BOILER, 
2-liorsu Power, for Ufa, 
OUR MILLS AND IIULLKR RECEIVED HIGH¬ 
EST PREMIUMS AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE 
FAIR OF 1870. 
COTTON SEED MEAL and COTTON SEED OIL 
CAKE always on hand. Send for Circulars; free 
to all. JEWELL A EHLEN, 
93 Liberty St., New York City. 
Double Harpoon 
=s=| Horse Hay-Fork. 
\ y Highest award and Bronze Medal 
■ 1 i at the Hew York Sta ns Fa ir and Trial tn IS 70 . 
Thirty Premiums in 1870. 
| Endorsed by 1000 Farmers in 1870, 
, ■} Descriptive Catalogue Sent Free. 
i Pennock Manufacturing Oo. 
Keanett Square, Chester Co,, Pa, 
Bound Volume* of the Rural. Histories, Patent 
Office Reports, State Agricultural Transaction*, U. 
8. Documents, ind other really ft mod and vaj.ita- 
tii .k BOOKS. Tho.'.e Wishing tv add to their libraries 
and improve their mind* the coming long winter 
evening*, cannot du belter than to send stamp for 
Catalogue of tlie*%DECIDE)DLY CHEAP BOOKS. 
Nearly 1.000 vulutue* on hand, which must be itold. 
Now I* your time to get good reading cheap! 
Address JOHN G. WILLIAMS. 
Rochester, N. Y. 
ANNATTO 
L. K. RANSOM, 
47 Malden Lane, New York City 
RARE & RACY RKADlNG.Wlt.hHlnor.fun 
Sent free. Address Mann mi, Hinsdale. N.H 
A new, cheap and quick tanning 
Process for 50 cent*. Any nmn or boy of ordinary 
Intelligence can tan ull kinds of Hr* and skin*, at a 
saving of 50 per cent. Also.it Coloring Process, for 
coloring sheepskins, 50 cents. The articles used are 
such as are found in every house. Address, with 
tump, JOHN P. DONN AN.'BurgeUatown, Pa. 
Moore’s UtiitAt. is not merely an «I<?o«nf-lcoking 
paper: it is really beautiful. Its illustrations of rural 
architecture, fruits, flowers, etc., are worthy of a 
handsome book.— Hartford. Daily Times. 
