Two Gold Medals 
AWARDED ONE MACHINE. 
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Implements, iUadnncvij. 
Nem iBooks, (Etc 
Implement anb lUacliinern QVbnertiseuients 
NEWS CONDENSER, 
\\ T 11> K AWAKE FARMER* Wll.l, IIUY 
>T COATES' I.DCK I.KVKK HAV AN1> CHAIN 
HAKE. Awarded First, PreinRim In UWUidthe fol¬ 
low lug Stale Fairs •—Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Mis¬ 
souri, New Jersey and Virginia. Horse Powers, 
Threshers, Huv Presses. Apply for agency to 
SHAW A WELLS, Buffalo, N. Y. 
O O 1> » OOKN 
FOI1 1U1MLISTS 
— Pomfret, \ r t., lias been settled one hundred , 
years. .1 
— There are seven American lady soulptors at 
Home. 
— Eight thousand houses are for sale in Phila¬ 
delphia. 
— A seaman’s home is to be established at Sa¬ 
vannah. 
— Milk sells for thirteen cents a gallon in Ban¬ 
gor, Me. 
— The State Armory lot in Newburgh is soon 
to be sold. 
— Kansas State script sells for ninety cents on 
the dollar. 
— A universal exposition will be held in Aus¬ 
tria in 1873. 
— The Good Templars of Maine will nominate 
a Governor. . 
— The Mayor of Terre Haute, Ind., gets a sala¬ 
ry of SI,800. 
— Bavaria proposes to reduce her military es¬ 
tablishment. 
— One-llfth of the deaths in Boston are from 
consumption. 
— Local taxes in England and Wales amount 
to $100,000,000. 
— Dr. Livingstone's life and whereabouts are 
again in doubt. 
— The Methodists have started a Mission in 
Salt Lake City. 
— State papers are complaining of too much 
rain in Kansas. 
— Kansas lias seventy newspapers, thirteen of 
which are dailies. 
— The Sioux and Cheyennes are fraternally 
killing each other. 
— In Louisiana womon. teachers receive the 
same wages as men. 
— Vermont Is proud of being able to ship stat¬ 
uary marble to Italy. 
— A mine Of emery has been discovered at 
White Cloud, Kansas. 
— A steamer makes daily trips between Syra¬ 
cuse and Fayetteville. 
— Gen. Jordan is forming an American legion 
for the Cuban service. 
— Tt is said the census will show the population 
of Kansas to be 500,000. 
— Texas has over 500 miles of railroad, and is 
rapidly building more. 
— Buffalo makes more lager beer than any 
other city In the State. 
— Seven cheese factories have recently been 
established In Delaware. 
— A Masonic school of instruction Is nowin 
session at Davenport, la. 
— The Williamsburg Dispensary treated 1,330 
new patients last month. 
— Long Branch is to have a new Club-limiso 
built, at a cost of $6.1,000. 
— It is said that Kansas will more than double 
her population this year. 
— Shirley Brook succeeds the late Mark Lemon 
ns active editor of Punch. — 
— The report that Admiral Poor’s mails were 
seized at Havana, Is untrue. 
— At Olympia, W. T., 6,680 acres of Govern¬ 
ment land was sold In April. 
— The coal fields of Kansas are estimated to 
contain 300,(XX) square miles. 
— Two persons recently caught 360 pickerel in 
Canandaigua Lake in one day. 
— A ton million dollar mortgage was recorded 
at Indianapolis the other day. 
— Hon. John 1*. Halo and family have arrived 
at Dover, N. H., from Europe. 
— Jute plant seed from Calcutta la being in¬ 
troduced in Texas and Florida. 
— A trout was lately taken from Skaneateles 
Lake that weighed 12# pounds. 
— The farmers of Connecticut are planting a 
heavy tobacco Crop this season. 
— Boston wants a pneumatic) dispatch line be¬ 
tween tlmt city and New York. 
— The Union Pacific Uailroad land sales now 
average nearly $40,000 a month. 
— The Oxford, Mich., Enterprise, edited by 
Mrs. Mary Crawford, is defunct. 
— Ten Fenians were killed and thirteen woun¬ 
ded in the recent Canadiau raid. 
— Greenfield, Mass., is to have a soldiers’ mon¬ 
ument, imported from Scotland. 
— The Chemung Co. Ag. Society offer $1,000 in 
premiums at their October Fair. 
— A steamboat canal is to be built on Chute 
Island, Wls., at a cost of $100,000. 
— A Californian is making a special dozen of 
wine as a present to Gen. Grant. 
— The milk of 1,000 cows is made into cheese at 
the Hcrmou (N. Y.) village factory. 
— The United States Land Office I 11 Denver, 
Col., sold 10,113 acres of land in May. 
— Columbia Co., Wis., contains 10,487 horses, 
20,000 head of cuttle, and 53,217 sheep, 
— Miss Lemma Barkaloo of St, Louis, has re¬ 
ceived a Commission as Notary Public. 
— "A horse" mackerel was recently caught 
near Newport, It. I., weighing MO pounds. 
— The Old South Church, in Boston, has given 
$13,351 in benevolence during the last year. 
— Young Mens’ Christian Association, Detroit, 
are to have a $100,000 building this summer. 
— Prof. Woodman of Dartmouth College is 
again prostrated, and Is unlikely to recover. 
— Virginia lias a claim against the United 
States for loans made during the war of 1812. 
— The Oneida Indians have organized a brass 
band, and purchased twenty-five instruments. 
— Some fine specimens of rock salt have boon 
taken at Alpena, Mioh., at a depth of 1,150 feet. 
— Plymouth, Mass., has fifty schooners en¬ 
gaged in the cod fishery, employing a capital of 
$300,000. 
— The wealth of the Hart ford, Ct„ Central Con¬ 
gregational Churoh congregation is estimated at 
$13,000,000. 
— The decoration of Confederate soldiers’ 
graves has been carefully observed in most of 
the Southern towns. 
— The twenty-fifth anniversary of the ministry 
s °f Rev. Dr. Seacock of Buffalo, was commerno- 
. rated with great spirit and ceremony. 
Every Farmer should ha ve one of the following articles. They will save their cost in one season, as 
the patterns we offer are the best of their kind now in market. 
AXiXiXSCT'S EXPANDING HOUSE HOE. 
(Page 35.) $15. The best stirring implement between rows, saving hall the usual hand labor. 
HORSE HAV RAKES. 
(Page 51.) Revolving Wood Tooth, $10; Steel Tooth, on Wheels, $45. 
II AY TEDDEnS. 
(Page 55.) BULbAUD, 0 teeth, $80, 8 teeth, $30; American, $00; Burdick’s, $75. 
CLIP? SR HORSE HAV FORK. 
(Page -18.) $13. With Pulleys and Hook. 
POTATO RIGGING PLOW. 
(Pago 57.) $15. 
Anv of the above delivered at depot or on dock in Now York, for the above price. 
,, ' ion .. n ,i an water St., are tilled With the largest assortment of IMPROVED AGRI- 
rwt P'l'rr l 1 S, M AC 111N ES_ A N D TOOL9, SKEDS A N1* stock^wU? (be 
Allen's (L. F.) American Cattle. 2 50 
Do. New American Farm Book..$2 60 
Do. Diseases of Domestic Aolumts.. .. 1 DO 
Do. Rural Architecture... 1 50 
American Bird Functor. 30 
American Pomology (ZiX) Illustrations). 300 
American Practical Cnnkerv. 1 75 
American Uo.se Cult 11 rlst. 30 
American Sharp-H hooter (Telescopic ltifle). SO 
American Weeds and Useful Plants.. 175 
Architecture ICUTundnga A Miller) 388 Designs 
and 714 Illustrations.10 00 
Architecture, National (Gen. E. Woodward).18 00 
Architect urn, Principles ami Prnetleool' I lairing 
& Jenny). . 12 00 
Architecture. Review, and Am. Builder's Jour¬ 
nal, t'H Sloan,) in Nos,, each . 50 
Beautiful Leaved Plants (London Edition) GO 
colnrntt □lustrations. 11 00 
Bee Keepers' Text. Book, (Papm). 40 
Do. (Muslin). 75 
Benicia's Poulterer's Comjiiuii..n 1120 Ills.). 2 on 
Do. Rabbit Funder.. 30 
Bickncll's Village Builder i.V, Plates, showing 
New and Practical Designs)..... . 10 IV) 
Black Raspberry Oil) to re,... 20 
Bonitner'n Method of Making Manures. 25 
Boussineuult's tturul Economy .. I GO 
Brcck'u B.’i.k of FloweiS men 1 . 1 75 
HrldgctnaiV* Gardener's Assistant. 2 50 
Buisi 's Family Kitchen Gardener.. 1 on 
Do. Flower Garden... 1 50 
Burr's Vegetables of America. 5 UU 
Butcher’s Domestic Science. 2 50 
Chemistry of the Farm (Nichols). 1 25 
Chnritori s Grape Grower's Guido. 75 
Cobbett’s Amerlcun Gardener . 75 
Cole's Amur.til Fruit Ho..k. . 75 
Cole's American Veterinarian.. 75 
Copeland's Country Life (026 pp.,250 Engravings) 6 nil 
Cotton Culture. 150 
Cotton Piunter’s Manual (Turucrh. 1 60 
Crack Shot (Barber). 2 711 
Cultivation of Nut I vo Grapes und Manufacture 
of American Wine. 1 g 
Dadd's American Cuttle Doctor, .. . I 5(1 
Do. Modern Hors.- Doctor.. I 50 
Dana’s Muck Manual.. . 12.5 
Darwin's Animals and Plants. li on 
Dead Shot ; or, Sportman’s Complete Guide. 2 nil 
Downing'S Cottage Residences. 3 (hi 
Do. Fruits and Fruit Trees of America (1100 ini.) 7 50 
Do. Did Edition. . .. ;m 0 
I)o. Landscape Gardening. g o 
Do. Rural Essays . .... 5 00 
Drainage for ProBiand Health. 1 ru 
Du Breull’s Vineyard Culture 1 Warder). 2 on 
Duties and Pleasures of Homo. ■> 50 
Dyer und Dolor Maker's Companion. I -5 
Eastwood's Cranberry Culture.., 
Everybody his own Lawyer. . I :;5 
Kami Drainage (H F French). ) 50 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) l 5u 
Farm Talk I Brackett) .. I 00 
I- arming for BoyS. I 7.0 
Field's Pour Culture. i 75 
Flailing In Amertrun Waters (Scott). ;s 7,0 
Flagg’s European Vineyards. I o 
Flltd. on Grasses. .. 2 50 
Do. MUcI) Cows and Dairy Farming. 7 Ml 
Frank Forrester's Field Sports (8 vols.). 7 7,0 
Do. Fish and Fishing (100 engravings).. :■)) 
Do. Manual for Young Sportsmen. 3 10 
Fuller’s Illustrated Strawberry l.'ulturist. 20 
Du- Forest. Tree Cnlturlst. I So 
Do. Small Fruit* iIllustrated).. I o 
Gardening for Profit. 1 it.: 
THE C II A MPION. 
Jlieknk'x Patent Portable 
>s, ISO and 191 _ Water 
anexanil nation is" asked'by all farmers who "may be In the city, 
whether our visitors desire to purchase or not. 
R. H. ALLEN A CO., 
d ln i 8 ,| S . 189 and 191 Water St., New York. 
„„ ojven are Of our filth edition of Catalogue, a large and handsome volume. 
My, iiiustruions of our goods, which every Farmer should know about. I he book if 
b.l J ven away, and is therefore sent, post-paid, on receipt of $1; but this wifi be 
J| A n It I 8 H c R W 
Patent Screw Pasl 
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 
Chartered by a Special Act of the Legislature, 
Patents Issued February 16tl» and 
August 24tli, 1869. 
W. 0. HICKOK, Prest. EUGENE SNYDER, Treas. 
THE BEST liTAUHTNE F.VF/R INVENTED. 
I mnko also two bites of superior Presses for Ber- 
riea, Ac. If y our mure hunt uoea not keep them, toll 
htiu to send for one tor you. or write for one your¬ 
self. Don’t buy any other until you see this. 
Send for a Circular. W. ')• UK KOK, 
llurrisburg, Penn. 
rpms fflAnilNI? HAS MET WITH 
J the most complete success. In every section 
where It has been Introduced, it lias taken prece¬ 
dence over those machines which have heretofore 
ranked as first-class. It is a perfect Self-Raker and 
a upcrlor Mower. . 
Send for Circulars giving l ull description. 
'I’ll E GLO-tiff Mo'VEll is now offered to the Farm¬ 
ing Public at the most perfect rued)inn of the. kind 
ever placed in the market: combining perfection of 
cut, lightness of draught' ease of morjon and dura¬ 
bility. It is warranted made of the very best mate¬ 
rial obtainable, and perfect In its construction. The 
gearing, which Is exceed! i - ample, and at the same 
time strong. Is Inclosed Li , - - tun globe, us repre¬ 
sented iri file above CUt, ,,| on:, prill . , [ from ail 
external Injury and UQtlin'! tun weiithm 7 in mu- 
chlne lias beeii *i>jif(pi jm 
the farmers of Senuylet-an * ..).-... New 
York, and after each trial prnnou need )> • >•., •••' - 
feci, success, 
Parties desiring to purchas ■< - ill mi- t- 
GLouK in any and every pro, • y, .tod it net suit¬ 
ed with Its performance to return it to the manufac¬ 
turers. Agents are wanted to sell the Globe Mower 
In every county and town of the United States, 
r* xx i o it. 
Gt.oUK Mow Kit, with two Knives, eng Guard, 
two extra Sections, with Rivets, Wrcneh, Oil 
Cun, Neck-Yoke and Whllllc-Trees, four feet 
cut, delivered on ears or boat at Watkins, N .Y.$90 00 
Sumo, with four and it-half foot cut. 96 00 
Send fur Circulars Address 
GLOBE MOWING MACHINE CO., 
Watkins, Schuyler (!»., N. Y. 
'‘Ilonur to whom Honor in Our 
This new invention, the Patent Metafile Screw 
Post Butts oaves nil digging In putting down posts 
for ovory purpose, and at Otosamo time tt makes the 
only cheap ami Ultra bits post butt In use. It may be 
made of east, or malleable iron, being a hollow gim¬ 
let-pointed screw with socket for the body Of the 
post,; is screwed directly into the ground by using a 
wrench; is suitable for all kinds of fences, grape 
arbors, vineyards, awning and baching posts, trel¬ 
lises. seats for yards and pardons, Ac., and wherever 
introduced takes the place of the old style wooden 
post. The body of tlio post, fitted lntci the socket 
may he either wood or wrought Iron, or the entire 
post inav la! east iron. It has neon thoroughly tested 
and is now In tmn in this city for various purposes, 
g+eiug crdli satl -f/ie.tloii f<jr strength, durability and 
Harder'* I* diu i him Railway Ilovsn Power 
und Combined Thresher und Pirn nor, nt the 
14vent SnilouiiI Trial, u! Aubu ru, .1 illy, 1866, 
for " blow and eon/ movement of horses, 15 rods tent 
thun 1H milts per hour. Meina ideal Construction of 
the ne.rv best At nit, thorough and conscientious work 
manyhtp und mateHiil tnwetvpUlte, nothingslighted, 
excellent work, Ac.a* shown by official Report ot 
Judges. Threshers, Separator!), Fiumlng Mills, Wood 
haws, Seed Sowers am! Planters, all of the best in Mar¬ 
ket. Catalogue with price.full Information, »ud Judge* 
Report of Auburn Trial sent tree. Address 
MINAUD HARDER, 
^ipblexkUl, Schoharie Co., N. Y. 
H 4)1.1!HOOK US UEUUM i OH SEED 
DRILL.-A perfect Hand Machine, for sowing 
with regularity noil in proper quantity, Beet. Carrot., 
Onion. Turnip. Parsnip, Sago, Spinach, Sorghum, 
Broom Corn, Pens, Henna, Ot.c. ft I* very simple, 
compact, durable, easy to operate, and the send con¬ 
ductor, bnmg r.-VAMBLKD WHITE inside, shows the 
seed us It drops, to prevent any mistake or failure. It 
ridges the esrlh over the need, and makes the row* 
straight a ny width desired. A ll snrmgs, slides, reeds 
y£o)l 11 ML 41)1? 
With our Stencil and Key Check Outfit. Circulars 
Freo. STAFFORD MF’O CO., 66 Fultou St., N. Y. 
Latest, cheapest and best lit the world for family 
use. Patented lo nine Dumfries. Company invite 
nwv test or comparison. Machine knits everything. 
Price only $25 fur plain, Fib for silver-plated. $35 for 
gold-plated. Pi ice Include* Reel, Winder, Bobbins, 
Oiler. Ac. Rights sold. A get ns wanted. Address 
NEW HAVEN KNITTING Co , New Haven, Conn. 
Ileal (Kotate, (Etc 
W hite; spkinc, farm, geneva, 
FOR HALE. 
This VERY DESIRABLE FARM of 300 acres, lo- 
gated Within one mile of the village of Geneva, l» 
offered lor sale. It is situated on a ridge overlook¬ 
ing Seneca Lake and Geneva, and command* a most. 
ok tensive view. The farm l» in a very high state of 
cultivation, thoroughly underdmined, auu the build¬ 
ings mostly new and in excellent repair. The orch¬ 
ards arc In l ull hearing, und the supply (if water is 
vary abundant and of excellent quality. The lawn 
surrounding the house contains some III acres, Is In 
fine order, and ornamented with natural forest trees. 
As the farm is su well known, a further description 
is (teamed unnecessary. To anv ouo desiring an ele¬ 
gant country residence, this offers u very favol'llblo 
opportunity. For particulars, apply to 
« i J \ o I) l.ii lo , /■»."VT 
T llli RICHEST FARMING LANDS 
IN THE WOULD. 
1,300,000 ACRES FOR SALE 
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS. 
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS. 
Union Pacific Railroad O.ompany, 
SOUTHERN branch. 
The lands now offoi ed hr this Company are situated 
mainly within twenty mils* of each side of the road, 
extending one hundredand seventy miles along the 
NEOSHO VALLEY, the richest, finest and most in¬ 
viting valley for settlement in the West. 
One-third of the luimr required at the East tn the 
culturo Of farms will Insure here double the amount 
of crops. 
BUILDING MATERIAL AND FENCING or every 
variety and In great, uhiuldancc. 
STOCK It A IKING. The rich native grasses uf the 
prairies end bottoms, with the large area, of unoccu¬ 
pied lauds In connection with the dry,mild and open 
Winter*, present uuoqualeil advantages, l'or the rais¬ 
ing nf cuttle, sheep anil burses. 
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH of Kansas are 
unequaled. These, Indeed, are among its chief ex¬ 
cellencies. and iii H recommendations for settlement,, 
PRICES OF LAND.- From $7 lo $3 per acre; credit 
nt ten (10) years’ time. 
TERMS OF SALK. One-tenth down at time of 
purchase. No payment the second year. One-tenth 
every year after mail coRiplotion of payments, with 
annual interest. 
THE' HEAD LAND OFFICE 
I* at JUNCTION CITY. To all purchasers of lands 
FREE TICKET* from tills point are given over tho 
Road. For farther Infnrniui.lon, address 
18AAU T. GOOWNOW, 
Land Commissioner, Junction City, Kansas. 
The BEST and ONLY PERFECT Machine ever 
invented for 
Tiiming or Tedding’ Hay. 
Hay cut, cured and stored in the barn 
Light, Simple, Durable, and cannot get out of 
repair. 
NOCTURE!) BY ADRIANCE,PLATT & g0 
STYLES, SIZES & PRICES TO SUIT ALL FARMERS 
Descriptive Circulars Forwarded by Mull. 
BURT’S SELF-AD JUSTIN ( 
For Simplicity, Durability and Ruse of Operation 
XJ JST IP. Q LT 2k LED. 
MADE ONLY BY 
AMES PLOW COMPANY, 
Quincy Hull, Bouton; find 53 Beckman St., 
New York. 
CT-T* Send for Illustrated Circulars. 
Ndl-Kakiiiii Reaper 
is the most popular machine of the kind now before 
the public. It inis more practical points that uni¬ 
versally adapt it to the work of rouping Grain than 
all others pat together. ll4)Uts any Grain thatgrows, 
whether high or low, thin or thick, lodged or stand¬ 
ing, in the most satisfactory manner. It Is easily 
handled, bv uri ordinary pair Of horses, to cut from 
15 to 20 acres between sunrise ami sunst t; it swaths 
or leave* this grain in gavels out of the way of re¬ 
turning team ; is worked by almost any boy or ordi¬ 
nary Held hand, or automatically, as you prefer. 
For further particulars, send for Descriptive 
Pamphlets. __ A 
C. C. BRADLEY & SON, 
Hyrncuse, N. Y. 
[,’A MII.Y CIDER und WINE 
9 MILL. Hutchinson's DaUnt. 
Grinds fine, fast and easy, makes 
Purn Wine and Sweet cider, and 
siiv) ^ all the Fruit. More than 20,666 
uuw ill use. 
Cider Press Screws, all kinds and 
M/.eline threadsiritj very powerfuL 
Tho celebrated Copper Strip Feed 
i utiev, the he»t, anil cheapest stdf- 
feeding Feed Cutter in the world, 
Tvshwiu’s Pulverising Harrow, 
•nst to any far- 
£p£r7|al worth ton times its 
nor who will n.so it. 
\ _fritted Circular to 
P) r.KSKiLL PLOW WORKS, Pockxkill, N. V 
or ill Mnrwin St., Cleveland, <.). 
n <» f. If HOOK’S S AVIV HI. PLOWS. 
These Plows leave no “dead furrows” nor 
"ridges:" turn the furnov-sdleea flat on level land ; 
lav the Holds down level and smooth tor tho mowing 
machine)), hay tedder, etc., work equally well on 
stdehill; save considerable time; equalize the work 
ot team J by their peculiar convex form pulverise 
very thoroughly, amt will not clog. Eight sizes, from 
a Garden Plow for one horse to a Breaking-up Plow 
for tour nr six cattle. 
They an: proving very satisfactory to all. 
Manufactured and sold by 
F. F. HOLBROOK & CO., Boston. Mass. 
U3P“ Send stamp for Circular. 
IY FLAVOR IS RICH, FI LL AM) AROMATIC. 
Always Delicious! Alwuy- Uniform ! 
Unrivaled in Quality, Reasonable in Price, 
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. 
THE GREAT ARABIAN COFFEE CO., 
!2S9 Greenwich 8r.. New York, 
O IT C A N’T A F F « K D 
To D]>«nil httlf a Uny (mttini; r|own your onrpoit 
g 9 By using SNYDF.R’S CARPET HOOKS. 
g I Cheaper than Tacks. For sale everywhere. 
■ JOSEPH SINTON. Gen’l Agt., Ithaca, N.Y. 
Just the thing for Canvassers, Agents and Ped¬ 
dlers, Sample and Circular sent for stamp. 
I J7XTIR PATOU. SI' PERFI.UOI7S HAIR 
J painlessly, Instantly und permanently removed 
Call on or send stamp for Circular to Dr. E. P. WIL¬ 
LIAMS & • O., 154 TreiUOnt 8t., Boston. 
“Hazard & Caswrll’s Cod Liver Oil is the 
best .”—Chicuyo Tribune. 
Moouk'h Ri'iiai. Nkw-YorkkbJs decidedly the 
best newspaper In America .—Texas Daily Rancheru. 
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