GOOD PAY FOR DOING GOOD 
l f feeds’, plant's!, &r 
PERSONAL ITEMS, 
CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN goes to Rome in • 
Miss Lena Clark is cashier of an Iowa bank. 
Lucca and Kellogg are both singing in Bos¬ 
ton. 
Gen. N. P. Banks is seeking a position on u 
railway. 
GORDON L. Ford is the new publisher of the 
Tribune. 
BiERSTADT Is studying sunset effects at San 
Francisco. 
NO ladles were allowed at the Stanley dinner 
In Washington. 
The Dec DE Chartres has gone to rejoin bis 
regiment in Africa. 
Senator Lyman Trumbull has returned to 
the practice of the law. 
J. K. Doolittle will now devote himself 
wholly to Ills profession. 
Mrs. H. B. Stowe has purchased u new resi¬ 
dence In Hartford, Conn. 
NaI’OLEON III. is now called the great Euro¬ 
pean TweedFunny, very. 
The death la announced of Father Jandel, the 
General of the Dominicans. 
Jeremiah Kino of New Hampshire, has given 
$10,000 to Dartmouth College. 
Alfred Wjltez, Mayor of New Orleans, is a 
creole, twenty-six years of age. 
Bayard Taylor is writing another novel. 
He has already written severul poor ones. 
General Troliiu has finished a work with 
the title of “Me* Memoir®* Mllltalres." 
Miss Alice M. Wellington Is one of the 
raosl promising newspaper writers In Boston. 
Janausciikk’s diamond jewels, presented her 
hr , rownot! European heads, arc valued at 
“ THE OHIO VARIETY.” 
Oar lending growers, who have tested this new kind, 
do not hesitate to give it the highest endorsement. 
It produces n-t only the finest and broadest leaf 
and largest crop of uuy sort r et grown here, hut also 
command* the filgtis* ' pi icf tor tine u rappers paid in 
tbe IlartfOrd Hortet. , 
We have a fine stock m this seed, saved by anoted 
Eu*t Hartford grower, and cultivators will consult 
tuelr best, inter, st - ' by ordering a supply early, to pre¬ 
vent disappointment, as th« supply is limited and in 
great demand. Seat by mall at *1 per ounce, or I 
oz.forfS. 
Boston Hot-House Lei luce Seed. 
Choice Stork and best variety for growing under 
glass. Her packet. 10c.; 75c. per ounce M mufl. 
—Our New 1lln»t rated Cntnlngue of Choice V eg¬ 
etable and Agricultural Seeds, also Agricultural Im¬ 
plements and Machines, for 1»T3, sent free to all ap¬ 
plicants. Address K* “• HA « ' 
K Hurt lord. Conn. 
MOORE'S RURAL STILL AHEA0 
In Liberality to both Agents and Subscribers! 
READ. LEARN AND ACT! 
The Rural New-Yorker’s Agent-Friends, and everybody disposed to become suen, u 
over the Continent, will please note the following announcement of Unprecedented Premiums 
for both Club Agents and Subscribers: 
Observe, firstly, that we give every Yearly Subscriber wno pays $2-50 a Splendid Steel- 
Plate Engraving. This Grand Premium is sent to every person paying I2.W) lor the RURAL one 
mly $2.00 1 Note, particularly, 
- and facility than ever before. 
Offered those who form Clubs 
of Articles, ar.d the small 
_ located in a 
- - -—a Premium worth 
that the Presidential Campaign is 
Note, secondly, the annexed list ol Very Liberal Premu ms 
for 1871), or for one year from any date. See the Name-* and Price* 
number of Subscribers required to secure a V’aluable Premium. Almost any one 
locality where live, reading people reside, can, by a Utile timely effort,^secure 
from $5 to f 2<i0. -You' is the JitM Time to Sturt Club*, lot* now l—- — — 
over everybody will want such a good, useful and popular paper as Moore's Rural. 
Remember, thirdly, that every nrtlcle wo offer as a Premium Is PYr*f-CWM» and O 
we pm caoh at lowest retail price, and that, t he names of manufacturers or dealers (g 
cases) Is a guarantee of good quality, etc. Note, also, that all Club Subscribers—w 
for the paper only, or $2.50 for Paper mid Engraving—eim he counted by Agents for Premiums, 
The Tabic below specifics the Cash Price of each article offered ns a Premium, and the number ot 
subscribers required to secure it at $‘£, (our lowest club rate)—or at @2.50 with ourl rcmium fcagra, ,ng. 
Note that the Premiums are ottered without any condition ns to whether the clubt art compoua uj 
ntfo or old tubscnbtri. Canada subscribers must add 20 cents per yearly copy lor postage. 
SPECIFIC PREMIUMS, J W 0 
-i ** ^ 
TERMS, &c> TOR MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER FOR 1873. h 1% 
OL*EN TO EVI JILYHODV. 1 3» - 
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &c. & 
1 Walter A. Wood's New Iron Mower.. . . . . . . ...- * 3 ! 
2 Excelsior Liwn Mower. ““ 90 
3 American Hay Tedder, (Ames Plow Co.). 25 
4 -Sessions & Knox's Cast Steel Plow (Ames Plow Co.). *” 2 0 
5 Holbrook’s Premium Horse Hoe.. . 23 
6 •• Regulator Seed Drill.... 
7— “ Hand Cultivator.. J? in 
8— “ Swivel Plow. 20 
9— Cahoon’s Hand Broadcast Seed Sower.. " 
10—Blanchard's Premium Churn........ " 
SEWING AND KNITTING MACHINES. 
H - Weed Sewing Machine . |{j fS 
12— Lamb Knitting Machine. 9 - 3C 
13— Blcktbrd Knitting Machine. . .. 
WASHING MACHINES AND WRINGERS. 
15 2 1 
14— Continental Washing Machine. „ ,1 
15— Universal Wringer. 9 y 
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. 
18—Gold Watch, Hunting Case, (U. S. Watch Co.’s Make,) Stem Winder, Expansion Bat- 
ance, 15 Jewels, Stamped “ Rural New-Yorker, A”..... ....... • 
19 Gold Watch, Hunting Case, (U. S. Watch Co.,) Stamped “Rural New-Yorker, E. . 1-0 is 
! 21 -Silver Watch, 4 oz. Hunting Case, “ “ “ ?*’)** Iq ?' 
Ill- :: :: : •• lx::. 8 * 
I 24 Z “ 2 oz’. “ “ " “ G.”.. 30 4 
1 25-Ladies’ Gold Watch, *‘ Swiss, (Giles, Wales & Co., importers) . 85 i0 
1 26- “ Silver “ “ “ “ *• . M 
SILVER-PLATED WARE AND GOLD JEWELRY. 
27— One Dozen Double Plated Tea Spoons, (Reed & Barton).. ® \ 
28 — “ “ Table Spoons. “ .. ]z Z 
29 _ “ “ Dining Forks, “ . \\ i 
30- 0ne Silver Plated Castor, “ ... 
31 - “ “ “ Cake Basket, . Jr ; 
32- .Fruit Stand, “ . *2 : 
33- One-half Dozen Silver Plated Napkin Rings, ‘ .5 - 
34- Silver Plated Tea Set, 6 Pieces, * .. . 
35 - “ Butter Dish, “ .. ° . 
36- One-half Dozen Silver Plated Table Knives “ ® i 
ALFRED ERIDGEMAN Sc SON, 
876 ltroadu'uy. New York, 
Growers, Importers and Dealers in 
Vegetable, Field 
-AND- 
Garden Tools and Horticultural Books. 
Onr annual priced Catalogues arc now ready, 
and mailed free to all applicants. They contain 
all the leading and most popular eorts of 
Vogetable* Field and Flower 
ScedSr Including nil tbe wont desirable Euro 
pean novelties of the past season. 
■ REEVES & SIMONSON, \ 
lu Sceilxuim and Flori»t«, L 
Q 5S Co 11 1 until St., X. V. V O. Box 26(10. j, 
Onr Annual Descriptive catalogue- of Veg- p 
r,i etable, Flower and Field Reeds, also of Hot- 
H House, Bedding and Vegetable Plants, will l 
.. I be ready In January. Sent on receipt of post- ^ 
R | age stamp. 
ILLUSTHAiEu CATALOGUE 
AND FLORAL GUIDE, 
In English. German and French. Mailed Free 
lO ALL Aiml.lCANTS._ 
To Farmers and Marketmen. 
You want none but the very best of seed, grown 
from carefully selected seed stock. With the money 
von have to invest In manure, help and glass, you 
/mow 1 / 0 u cannot «./)ord to u>r an u “tin r: you feel very 
aurtous about It* Tn X Mnv e. Catalogues free to all. 
N. B.—Call in the Spring and see what onions, cab¬ 
bages, cV-c., 1 set out to grow soon frmu. 
JHissccUnncouj)' 
•s, iVc . 1 set onl 10 grow seen tram. 
" ' JAMFH J, H. GUI5GOKY, Marblehead. -Mass 
J. M. TIIORBUHN 8t CO.’S 
Descriptive Annual Catalogue 
OF 
VEGETABLE ACEICmUL AS# TEEL SEEDS 
I’or 1S73. Is now rondy for mailing to upuheants. 
S OUINBV A BOOT will send 
dtreular and price list to all 
applicants. §t. Johnsvlllc. 
Montgomery Co., Jv. Y. 
HE ALT it AND WEA J.TII.— 
Iginds for Colonic-s, Groves. Narse- 
riee. Market Gardens. Villa Sites, on 
Ssmiord'8 Grant, St. Jolm's Blver. 
Town Lots exchanged for Northern 
lands. L. M. MooltK, 1‘. M., Han¬ 
ford. t'7o.. AgL _ 
HANG*, or Soul Chnruling.” 
^ How either sex may fascinate aud gain the 
"and aifectious of r.iy peison they ehoos®, In- 
lv ’J'his simple mental acquirement all can 
Vs. free, bv mail, tor 25 ets.. together with a 
, : .ge Guide. ICgyplian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to 
. ... ^ Queer book. 
FLORIDA 
ORANGE 
GROVES. 
LEE S SUMMIT NURSERIES 
40—Gold Pen, Ebony Holder &. Box, lor Gents, no. u, (ueo. r. nawai 
41 _ “ Silver Extension Case and Pencil, “ 
42_ * Ebony Holder and Box, for Ladies’, No. 4, 
43 - “ Gold and Ebony Extension Holder, 
44 — Gold Paragou Pencil Case, Chased, 
45 _ .• *> - “ with Ivory Slide, 
46- “ Charm “ “ for Udies, 
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &e. 
47— Sampson’s Portable Plattorm Scale, on Rollers, 400 lbs 
_ *4 41 1 (XitU) ljUw 
49-One Dozen 1 
5?—One Hard Rubber Handle Carver, Fork and Steel, ’* 
52- Pocket Knffe, 4 Blades, Tortoise Shell Handle, (H. W. Kinc 
53- Novelty Knifa for Girls and Boys, Tortoise Shell Handle L*] 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
54— Smith’s American Organ, No. 2. . 
55 - Dunham Plano.. .. 
AGRICULTURAL BOOKS, BIBLES. DICTIONARIES, &c. 
56 — Aaricultural Books, to be Selected from our List,. 3 12 
57 — Practical Dairy Husbandry, ibv X. A. Willard) [*]. .. •• 2 
StWc IW'iWflrai w.::::.:::::::::::::.: 5“ JJ 
««•«; « ft 
62 —Webster’s Pictorial Dictionary . . . 12 30 
G4—Conant’s Patent^e^wspaper Binder, (size of Rur*/ New-Yorker for 1872,) [*] . ... 1 25 
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. 
65—New Horizontal Toy Steam Engine, (Colby Bros. & Co.), . . . | 50 i2 
67- Gardner° U Patent^VorPab^Book Case anil Writing Desk, Combined. .. 20 
68— Ladies’ and Misses’ Morocco Belt and Bag. ... . 
{glT* The articles designated thus [*] arc sent by until, post-paid. 
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING, PARTICULARLY* 
| The Premiums specified by Agents will be 
! and shipping. -Club papers directed to individual*, t^ umH the cash is received. 
Terms are in advancr, no names wi ll be counted toward Premium v , mode at the risk of 
&TRemittance* by Post-Ww Money ^ A>V Vo?k 
• Tht PUhltehrr. Address all orders to D. D T. AlOORE, 5 Uc-eUman 
Wlioleattle nml Gmernl Supply Nilimrlea. 
An Immense stock, of superior quulity, at low prices. 
t»r Denlera, this is the most extensive Nursery 
in the West. Send for Price List. m BR 
Smnintt, .luckeon Com Mo. 
THE DUDLEY SEED FARM. 
Wethersfield Onion.-"Good wine needs no 
i.ii.h " This varletv needs no praise. I supplied 
YbAilt, Wedding Night Shirt, Ac. A queer book. 
AdcirvrS T- Wild. I AM & GO.. IMbllshcrs, Flil lu. 
M APLEWOUn iNSTM't'TT: VOR YOONO 1.AU1KS, 
Frixsiii'tf. -Mass.—K nown to patron* lu all 
pans of tho Union for its superior facilities and rare 
»OT 8 ttSK»ahi. 
, 1/1 YEAlt ALMANAC.—For 50 Ci». we 
! (HI send. l>09T-PAin. an AJwunuc giving every 
Year, Month Week and Day of the Century. also a 
r-o ket Calendar for ’73. Kxtra inducemcnte to Agts. 
Add less GKORGE A. H K A It U A CO.. Boston, Muss. 
Hard Rubber Handle Table Knives, (Meriden Cutlery Co,) 
“ Dessert “ 
T..1_I “U-l, 
ie. ^Blades, Tortoise Sheii Handle, (H. W. King & Co.).. 
IVx- r;..le a nrl Dnuc TztrfniCA ShP.ll Handle 1*1. 
Market Gardeners 
And all others win, want r ,.sr, and Ur inane Vegetable 
and Flower Seeds, send a stamp for Ilreer’s Gar- 
den Oitlrndiir lor l.sTU. with prices, directions 
and Illustrations. Address . . tl 
It. a, DUKKU, ,11 Chestnut Ht„ Phliada., Pa. 
Send a stamp for l»r.M-v’» t-urdeu Calendar tor 
1S7B (HI8 pages), with illustrations, practical dtrec- | 
tlon*, price list, and the finest selection of Seeds, 
Plaurs, Bulbs, add every requisite for the Flower 
Garden, Green-House, Ac. A, u< Plant* mui Seeds a 
DUEER, 714 Chestnut St., Phliada,,Fa. 
John MCC. Pkhkins A Co., flJ rth 
\TFNTSt_J VMt , vr a. ....___ 
Kt.. W ashtngtoi “6.0.' Ad Vice and pampln'et free. 
^torh :uul ^oulUy 
F or sale chfap.-fine light ani» 
Dark Brahmas, Buff and Partridge Cochins. Hatn- 
burgs. Leghorns and Polands, Aylesbury and Mus¬ 
covy bucks. BORDWELL BR OS.. Penn Yan, X. \ . 
G ogh a jl> v ic e.-send stamp for 
price list of Honey Loeusi Seed for 1ST-2. 
Also) Fancy Poultry and Egg a. Address ROB T 
oriwVTHLT,. Honer Locust rarm Poultry Yards, near 
