-NITL’D Statct m. 
Uu>»-: 
implements, ittacljincrn, 
PERSONAL ITEMS. 
UDairji Utensils, &c 
implements ani> Ulaeliincru, (Ptc 
Moncetke D. Conway, the American littera¬ 
teur , preaches two radical sermons every Sun¬ 
day in London in chapels three miles apart. It 
is said that some of the most cultivated men in 
the British metropolis are umonir his congrega¬ 
tion. 
Francis Cubicle Y, aged 80, often said lie 
would be willing to die when he had seen his 
youngest grnnd-daugliter married. He attend¬ 
ed her wedding the other evening, near St. 
Louis, and, talcing part In the dance, fell dead, 
without a groan, at her feet. 
At one of his lectures, George Francis Train 
shouted, “ Now, then, anybody can ask me ques¬ 
tions;" whereupon, an old lady got up and said, 
“.Mr. Train, I would like to know what makes 
a pot leg always burn in two in the middle?" 
The great American traveler was nonplussed. 
Tnr. maddest man in Indiana lives at Patoka. 
He told ids wife ho was going down in the cellar 
to commit suicide, and did go down, and fired a 
broadside into a pork barrel. His wife kept 
rigid on knitting, and after a while the man 
came up stairs, swearing that the woman hadn’t 
got any feeling. 
Bismarck is said to hnvo kept a complete 
diary of all public events ami tiis personal rela¬ 
tion thereto, Tor the last thirty years, and lie in¬ 
tends to prepare, as soon ns the Continental 
troubles are over, a history of his own times, 
lie is a clear, terse and forcible writer, and his 
style is well adapted to such a work. 
Marshal. Bazai.nr’s wife is a rich and beauti¬ 
ful Mexican woman, whom he married during 
Maximilian's time. She has just borne him a 
son at Caasel. The child was literally baptized 
on French soil, os the Marshal hurl enough rnrlli 
brought expressly from Franco to cover the floor 
Of Lbo room in which the baptism took place- 
About ten years ago Alice Cary wrote to a 
friend In the West: — "! ain ashamed of my 
work. The great hulk Of what t have written is 
poor stuff. Some of It maybe Indicates ability 
to do better—that is about all. I think I am 
more simple and direct—less diffuse and enenin¬ 
hered with ornament than In forinor years—all 
probably because I have lived longer and 
thought more.” 
riHIE “RAILROAD TH RUSHING itlA- 
X CHINE ” took t lie H irst Prize of a tirana Bronze 
Medal tor Best Large Thresher and Cleaner, for 
Steam-I’ower. at the New York State Fair in 1870. 
Send for descriptive circular. 
BIKDSALL ~ 
DAIRYMEN 
STIU>BRIDGE. Penn Tan. N. Y. 
CHEESE AND BUTTER FACTORIES 
AND FARMERS. 
UPRIGHT BOILERS 
WHEELER, MEL1CK & TO., 
PROPRIETORS, PATENTEES A M A ,N ITACTDRER8 OP 
RAILWAY CHAIN AND LEVER 
HORSE POWERS, 
Combined Threshers and Winnower.". Overshot 
Thresher*. Clover Iliillrr?, Kee.1 Cutters, Paw Mills, 
Ilorse ltnkes, Morse Pitchforks, .Shingle Machines, 
Four feet long and two feet In diameter, with nine¬ 
teen [19] three-inch flues, has two Hand-Moles, Cast¬ 
ings lor Fire Bo*, with grates. Steam Gauge, Safety 
Valve, one length Smoke Pipe, and everything com¬ 
plete. for 81110, 
Wun casi. lr on Fire Box. making the engine port¬ 
able, S2.» Exlrn. 
TIIK SAM B BOILER, with twelve fl2] flues, wlth- 
ou Engine sI .><». 
Three fo..i Holler, two feet in diameter, with 
twelve [IT) flue* $125. 
Smaller sizes for farm Dulrles, prices in propor¬ 
tion. These Boilers are 
CAHOON’S BROADCAST 
SOWER 
EASILY ADJUSTED 
To all kinds of old vnt*. Vats made to order with 
all the pipes and connections, 
An Immense stock of ALL WIDTHS OF 
For Sowing All Kinds of Grain and 
Grass Seed. 
The unprecedented sucre** of this Seeder the past 
year Is without a parallel In the history of Agricul¬ 
tural Implements. Joseph Harris, author of Walks 
and Talks In American Agriculturist, says:—" I like 
the Cahoon Seeder very much Indeed.'' Win. Crozier, 
Beacon Stock Farm, North port, L. j„ says:—“Jt is 
the best Seed Sower 1 ever saw.’’ Highly recom¬ 
mended by the American Agriculturist, Country 
Gentleman. Rural New- YORK Eli, and the Agricul¬ 
tural Pres? generally, 
Theliand Machine will sow A acres; and the Horse¬ 
power Machine 12 acres an hour. 
Price of Hand Sower, $10. Circulars, with full par¬ 
ticulars and directions, furnished to all applicants. 
CHEESE BANDAGE 
Z'-fF Watch No. 1089, Stem Winder, hen ring Trade-Mark “Frederic Atherton & Co., Marion 
N T . .1.. mimu fact ii red by the United Stales Watch C'o.. hua been carried by me from December 
1868. to January 17th, 1870. its total variation being only TWO SECONDS in the entire time. 
New York, Jan. 17, 1870. L. E. CHITTENDEN, Late Reg. U. S. Treus. 
BLEACHED AND BROWN 
ALSO, 
LpARM AND PLANTATION MACHINERY. 
FARM GRIST MILLS, 
for Hand and Power I’se. 
FEKD AND GRAIN MILLS: HONK MILLS; and 
COTTON GINS; 
DRUG, COFFK1S and SPICK M ll.LS I COTTON and 
HAY I'It ICSS ICS; 
SHAW’S COTTON SKKI) HU1.LER9. Price $100. 
HAND CORN SilKLI.KKS, $1 each 
“LEEDS - CHAMPION POST-HULK PIGGFIR. $5. 
PORTA HI. K FARM ENGINE AND BOIL EH. 
3-Horse Power, for $250. 
OPR MILLS AND DULLER RECEIVED HIGH¬ 
EST PREMIUMS AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE 
FAIR OK I STD. * 
COTTuN SEED MEAL and COTTON SUED OIL 
CAKK always on hand. Send for Circular*; freo 
to all. JEWELL k KM I .UN, 
SO Liberty St., New York <Tty. 
And all kinds of 
Dairy Kami siring Goods and Implements 
We call particular attention to our 
Warm tiled of Superior Quality. 
All of the above at LOWEST CASH PRICES. 
Call and see, or send for Illustrated Catalogue and 
Price List. 
JONES, FAULKNER Ar CO., 
31 Genesee and 6 John Sts., Utica, N. V. 
Birb ijouGCQ, fruit Caskets, 
TO PARTIES BUILDING 
L NEW 
Cheese Factories 
AND INTERESTED IN 
(Patented Dee. 27, 1*70.1 
rpiIKSK CELEBRATED MACHINES 
1 are made In four size? as Mowers. 
No. 1. One-Horse. 30-1 neh wheel.cut* Itu; feet. 
“ 2. Light Two-Horse, ltd-inch wheel.. “ 4 “ 
“ 3. Medium l wn-HiUMV'2-lncb "heel “ “ 
“ 4. Large Two- Horse, 86-iiieh wheel.. “ 4>Jor5. 
To the No. * is hH acked for reaping, either a Drop- 
i er or a Sell-Rake, and the rliaege Is so easily made 
that not over live or l.-n minutes'time is required, 
and Only t wo pin* and '? have to be removed 
and replaced. A* a It#..;,.,(7 t he Clipper cute AVf feet 
In width, end the bight ol cut ranges from three to 
eighteen li.chna, and mn he quickly and easily regu¬ 
lated. It Is nerfeetly balanced, leaving no weight on 
the necks of rhe team. 
ItaEXTR AORI>IN A RY LIGHTNESS of draft lakes 
one-ili ltd of i he In her olf the team. The adjustability 
of the fl) 1 ger-bur to cut high or low. without slopping 
the team. Is worth $25 on any machine. U imho only 
Mow Ell that has the true copter draft, In necnrdimee 
with correct mechanical principle*. In short, It, I* 
the lightest, the most durable, the leant complicated, 
r.ho most perfectly constructed and the most *vm. 
metrical in design of any Implement of Its class. 
Farmers, the Clipper i? the Horses’ Friend, and 
you can licit afford to ignore t heir welfare. Send for 
pamphlet Investigate see or write to some one who 
lias used the Clipper. See the machine yourself be¬ 
fore you buy anv other. 
THE CLIPPER MOWER & REAPER CO., 
P. O. Box (5173. 1 54 Chamber* Sr., New York. 
^uFACTURED by ADRIANCE,PLATT &C0 
STYLES, SIZES & PRICES TO SUIT ALL FARMERS 
Descriptive Circulars Forwarded by MalL 
Metallic, and finished In white and colored enamel. 
Various style* of bird houses, lo Imitation id Cot¬ 
tages, Villas, and other lanotful design-, comprising 
a full line, arc till hand and for sale by B. IC. Bliss k 
Son.23 Park Place, New York: A. If. Franelscus k 
Oo., 513 Market Street, Philadelphia; Keen A Hug- 
f orty, Baltimore . ,T. B. Boteler A Bra., Washington. 
). C.; Curl.i* A Cobh., till Tremont street, and Isaiah 
White, 100 Tremont street, Boston; Kinniout St Co.. 
Worcester, Mas*. 
Illustrated Catalogue* *onl Tree. Address 
MILLER IRON CO.. Providence, R. I. 
^aaiainiuuwi. «#s>sr 
Took the First Premium at the N. Y, Poultry 
Exhibition, 1871. 
This INCUBATOR regulates itself regardless of 
the temperature night or day. It also supplies warm 
moisture for the eggs, bv means of pipes inserted in 
the Tank, which is highly benetionil to the hatching 
of egg?. This INCUBATOR i* on exhibition and for 
sale ut 26 North Hni'Rei s*t., Hum on, by 
JACOB GRAVES A CO., 
DEALER*in PROVISION,COTTON SKI 1) MKAL, 
RKKK AM) PORK SC RAPS, In ('like* : ill*.. Ground, 
In bag*. Ground OYSTER SHELLS and GROUND 
BONE f.,r F"W|? or Fertilizer. WHEAT SCREEN¬ 
INGS, ( ARBOIJC POWDER, for purifying Hon 
Houses and destroying vermin. No. 2o North Slaiket 
Street, Boston. 
l T ntrie'll Improved Pump Will liul gel out 
•if Kepiiir-Wui'iiinCeil fur Three Vein's. 
It save* It* cost in one year, besides giving cattle 
pure water without cure of their owner. Bend for 
Circular, «Rli testlm,nihil* from the best Farmers in 
the Country, Address 
II. LAWTON A- SON8, Rochester, N. V. 
rilUR ROCHESTER BERRY 
ffMSHIllJx'lUa L BASKET has been In use two 
v - Jm rears. Patented 1870. Light, Dura- 
r\U 1 -N nZHL. bleniH) Low-Priced. Fruit looks well, 
r cart-ins well and sells well in them. 
The best, ventilated basket yet nffer- 
—— ed. For I,tst of Prices. Testimonials, 
Terms to Agents, Ac-, address the General Agents, 
COLLINS. GEDIUCS & CO., 
Moorcstown, New Jersey. 
We cull your attention to the Improved Hoop 
which we are now manufacturing, ns it excels any¬ 
thing of the kind ever offered to the public. They 
are made of tlm lincst Iron, after which they are tin- 
ntil. rnakliig them the same a? one tnlUl piece, All 
PaftlOe of experience will readily sec the difference 
between a Tinned Hoop and one Gaj vanizkd, as 
tinning Is far superior lo galvanizing, when It comes 
tn contact with sour whey. 
At wholesale by the IRON-CLAD CAN CO.,51 Dey 
St., New York ; 200 Randolph St., Chicago, 111. 
Double Harpoon 
=s=| Horse Hay-Fork. 
\J Highest award and Bronze Medal 
■ f i ii ' at the Sew York State Fair and Trial fa 1870 . 
Thirty Premiums in 1870. 
Endorsed by 1000 Farmers in 1870, 
« f* Descriptive Catalogue Sent Free. 
i Pennock Manufacturing Co. 
Kewiett Square, Chester Go., Pa. 
D ISRROJI’S PORTABLE SECTION¬ 
AL BUILDING. 
For the Farm. Plantation, Prairie, Camp, Seaside, 
Mountains, Wood*. 
Barn, Ciirrlnge-Honso, Mtlk-Hmisc, Fruit-House, 
Snuku-HOUse.Granary, Hennery, Tool-House Boat- 
H'litse. Rath House, Grapery, conservatory. Avtury, 
Office, Billiard-Room, Children's Play-house, Gym¬ 
nasium, Chapel. Bffljool-Rootu. Museum. Laborer’s 
Shanty, Hospital, Exhibition Buildings, Ac,. Ac 
These building* are made In sections, logo together 
by tongue, groove and dovetail, without nalle or 
screws. They ran he packed and shipped to order, 
set up tn a few hours, taken down and re-erceted 
willing) dnimige to the materials. 
All orders executed promptly. For full particu¬ 
lars, address the manufacturers, 
THE HER ROM BUILDING COMPANY, 
A. DKRKOSL Prcs’t. Paterson, N. J. 
BiT" Builders 1 Materials of all descriiitlons at low¬ 
est market rates. 
THE HAWKFV8 RAKE 
A 1,1. KINDS OF FRUIT, 
lY. Berry and Truck Basket*. 
Sole Agents In New York for 
the American Has kit Co.'s 
Itaskels. Also, Agent* for and 
Dealers In the Beecher, Melllsh 
and other styles. 
A. I). HOPPING & WILSON. 
214, 218. and 220 Washington 
Si reel . New York. 
D airymen, look to your in¬ 
terests. and Investigate the merits and ad¬ 
vantage; gained by the BurrJtu -Uniter Worker. It Is 
very simple,theapanddunible; llghtand convenient 
to curry, and a* handily washed and dried «s any 
bowl ami ladle; also, different size bowls used. Cir¬ 
culars with cut*, or any Intormutton sent tiponappll- 
cuiion. Worker* for sale, at wholesale and retail. 
Address, J. P. CORBIN. Whitney's Point. N Y. 
miscellaneous 
T A PA N ESE PA PF. R WA R E. 
#1 The house furnishing trade aroinvited to try our 
Palls, Slop Jars. Spittoon?. Basins, Milk Puns, &C. 
Tile milk pun will keep milk sweet and produce more 
cream than any other, owing to its being a perfect 
non-conductor. They are water proof and durable. 
For descriptive and price lists, apply to the manufac¬ 
turer, JENNINGS BROS., 352 Pearl hi reef. 
New York City. 
IL YOUR HARNESS 
More lasting benefit is derived from one applica¬ 
tion of 
FRANK MILLER’S 
PREPARED 
Harness Oil Blacking, 
Than from three application* of any kind of clear 
oil. This assertion is Justified by Thirty Years’ 
experience and observation. Manufactured by 
FRANK MILLER A CO.. 
IS and 20 Cedar St.. N. Y. 
All who nave usou it uni touiy ui.itoi' simplicity 
of construction, durability, ease or operation and 
perfection ot work it stands without an equal. Farm¬ 
ers who have tried if will not exchange It for any 
other. In operating it a hoy dees a man's work As 
a gleaner u i? perfect, it the Rake i? not. for sale in 
your neighborhood, address the munururiunta-, 
SIMON PERKINS, Akron, O. 
FOUR TON HAY SCALES, $75 
Platform 14 feet long by 7 feet wide. List free. 
EDWARD F. JONES, Binghamton, N. Y. 
Jhnplcmcnts, ittadjinmi, £?c 
tahle: hills 
ARRINGTON’S 
FOR 
Fa km Mills for Stock Feed 
and Corn Meal. A Complete Grist 
Mill Of two Run of Stone, Bolt & 
8multer for $1,200. Also Corn 
Sheller*. Hominy Mills, Bolting 
Cloth, Belting, Mill Picks, etc. 
WRITE FOitPAMPtn.KTS. 
\ ISAAC STRAUB & CO. 
Queen of the South Mill Co., 
Box 1430, Cincinnati, O. 
The Best in the Market, and the Only 
Combined Ones Made. 
The price of the Combined Sower and Cultivator 
does not exceed that of an ordinary sower. 
THE SOWERS 
Sow all kind* of Send : are the best in the market for 
Carrot, union, Sorgum and Turnip Seed: also for 
Peas and Bean*; are the only ones that will sow 
Beet* and Parsnips with regularity; make the drills 
and evenly drop and cover tlio seed: distribute 
Guano and other Fertilizers; have no slides, reeds 
or brushes to get out of order. 
41F NORTH CAROLINA 
See recommendations In Amrrienn Agricul¬ 
turist, Feb., and Rural New-Yorker ol March 
4th, 1871. 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS. 
94 Heckman St., New York, 
and 01 Mcrwlu St., Cleveland, Ohio. 
PHIFER “SKELETON” 
WHEEL GANG PLOW AND CULTIVATOR 
(Tor Corn. Cotton and Potatoes) equals the Mowing 
Mach'lie as a Labor Saver, 
It perform; the work of four tingle ylows tn one 
operaiion, and in a belter manner. Wfll work tiny- 
Where <i onr-horse plow will work. 
Address A. L. BREARLEY A CO., 
Eureka Works, 117 Perry St., Trenton, N,J. 
Semi for Descriptive Catalogue, 
ADDRESS 
WALTER A, WOOD, Prcst., 
Hoosick Falls, N. Y., 
Or 44 COUThANDT STREET, New York 
milEllE WERE SOLD in the YEA It 1870 
A 0,041 
or 
BLATCHLBY CUCUMBER 
f right page, illustrated 
akly for young people. Best 
ittlest and ■ boa pest in the 
rid. TRIAL TRIP. ONE 
ME. Agentst wanted. Large 
indura* or cash eommis- 
ns. Say where you rnw t his 
N ot to re paid for until 
Tried ou your Farm. 
_ _ The BURCH l T NI- 
VERS AI. PLOW for 
level land, aide bill, 
Bodand siiiiiiilf.One 
•/•fc— V - plow fur all kinds of 
gj plowing, Haorever- 
Bible Coulter and 
flexible draft rod. 
Agents wanted. Send for Circular. 
PEEKSKILL PLOW WORKS, 
,14 Beckman Street,New Yerk, ana 
61 Mcrwiti St.. Cleve land , O hio. 
AY LOCK TIN 1*1 FI5, I NITKD W ITH 
1) SOLID LEAD COVERING. - We are new pre¬ 
pared to supply the above in quantities to suit pur¬ 
chasers, and to warrant tt In all respects. Lie fin 
forms about one-quarter the thickness ol the com¬ 
bined Pipe, and the lead covering effectually pro¬ 
tect? It from external injury. .. j 
. .... ..4-mil to that of a Lead 
advertisement 
CO, Chicago, HI 
WOOD r* UMFS, 
Measuring 213,560 feet in length, or sufficient in 
the aggregate for 
A WELL OVER 40 MTLES DEEP. 
Simple in Construction—Basil in One ration—Giving no 
Taste t<, the ICfilrr—hurriWf, JieJ i a hi < anil Clirop. 
These Pumps are their own best recommendation. 
For sale by Dealers tn Hardware and Agricultural 
Implements, Plumber*, Pump Makers. Ac., thri ugh- 
ont the country. Circulars, ,Ve., furnished upon ap- 
d I lent n m by mat) or otherwise. Ample pumps for¬ 
warded to pnrtleslu towns where 1 /liter iniinjrntr, upon 
reeolptof 1,lie regular retail price 1 u buying, bo care¬ 
ful that vour Pump bears my trade tuarku* almvn, nsl 
guarantee no other CH AS. G BI.ATl It l.K Y. M'f'r, 
Office and Wareroom iff! A626 Filbert Kt ,Philadelphia. 
Cleans Kid Glove* and all kinds or cloths and cloth- 
lng; removes palm, grease, tar. &o.. instantly, with¬ 
out injury to the llnest fabric. Sold by druggists 
and fancy goods dealers. FRAGRANT SAl’OLIKNE 
CO., 33 Barclay street, New York; 46 La Salle street, 
Chicago. 
_ ^ W V MUfAGO ■ ^ 
THE CULTIVATORS 
Destroy weeds between the rows and mellow the 
soil; can be easily expanded or contracted ; dispense 
with Wheel and Ilium Hoc*. 
Thu removal of the Hopper and its nttaelimeuta 
from the frame and substitution ol CuUivulor at¬ 
tachment enables eneh Sower to ho quickly changed 
to a Cultivator. All the purls are very Itghtund data¬ 
ble' also easy to operate,aim effect ive 
Made only by A >1 IsS Pl,OAV GO., 
Quincy Hall, Boston, and 53 Beckman St., New York 
AGONDA HOUSE, Hpt inpHclil. Ohio 
I L. W. COOK A .SON, PKOl'IttlCTOlis. 
muE excelsior reaper a- immER, 
I MiiniifnctureCl by Tilt; Srilil;HLINQ I'oMFANY, 
at Akrolf, Ohio, I; Justly one of the mod popular 
loacbines in tho grain and grass growing regions of 
the United States. Farniera destring toubtuln a flrst- 
clurs machine, warranted to do good work, will please 
send for particular* and illustrated pamphlet*, to 
J. F. SElBKRLl.NG COMPANY. 
Akron, Summit County, Ultlo. 
Q W. 1 D If L L , 
* KR.TJTTJ AND PRODUCE 
€ o h iiissio \ iii i: is c haat 
328 GREENWICH STREET, 
N K W YORK. 
FREEZERS 
The strength of this Pipe is equal to that oni beaa 
Pipe of twice Its weight, and it can be confidently 
recommended to all "ho have any upprelieucion 
of injury frniii ill** uie ot L<;*i«• P»io*. 
TAl’HAM & BUGS., New York and Philadelphia. 
■ A Baa. W a IriCt f we B V BBIH hi* I RD IT.- 
Strong, Durable, Simple, cheap, easy for horses, 
do all work. Persons using them say they are 
lest. Send for Circular to 
JOHN W. QUINCY, US William St., New York. 
Call for the White Mountain Freezer. Liberal dis¬ 
count to the trade. Circulars tree. Address Wr ite 
Mt. Freezer Co., Laconia, N. H. 
