<Tm;s, ^ccib', plants-', &c 
OUR EASY CHAIR 
plants!, Sr 
For sale at the Rural New-Yorker Office, No. 5 
Beekmnn 81., New York, or sent by mail, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of price: 
Wlllard’ft Practical Dairy Husbandry 
(just Up tied}...83 00 
Allen’s (I*. F.) American Cattle. 2 00 
Do. New American Farm Book. 2 60 
Do. Diseases of Domestic Animals. 1 00 
Do. Rural Architecture. 1 so 
American Bird Fancier..... 30 
American Pomology (ZO Illustrations) Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical cookery. 1 75 
American Rose CulturDt.. 30 
American Standnrd of Krcelloooo In Poultry.. 60 
Amerioan Wheat CultnrDt iToddi. 2 no 
Architecture, National (Geo. K Woodward;.12 00 
Atwood’s Country and Suburban Ileuses. 1 50 
Harry’s Fruit Garden (new edition;. 2 50 
Bee Keeper* 1 Text Book, Paper. tOo.: Cloth. T5 
Bemeut’s Rabbit Fancier. 30 
Bicknell’a Village Banner (50 Plates, showing 
Nuw and Practical Itesigns).10 00 
Bammer’a-Method of Making Manures. 25 
Breck’a Book of Flower* (new). 1 75 
Bridgernan’s Gardener's Assistant. 2 50 
Bulet's Family Kitchen Gardener. 1 00 
Do. Flower Garden...... 150 
Carpentry Made Easy (new)... 6 00 
Chemistry of the Farm (Nichols)... 1 26 
f'borl ton's Grape Grower's Guide... 75 
Cider Maker's Manual. 1 50 
Clater's New III. Cattle Doctor, colored plates... 0 00 
fVjhbett's American Gardener............... 75 
Cole’* American Fruit Book. 75 
Cole’s American Veterinarian. 75 
Cotton Culture (Lyman »j... 1 50 
Crack Shot (Barber). 175 
Cranberry Culture (.!. J. White),.. 1 25 
Dadd's American Cattle Doctor. 1 50 
Do Modern Horse Doctor. 1 50 
Dana's Muck Manual. 1 25 
Darwin's Variations of Animals and Plants. fi 00 
Dead Shot; or. Sportman's Complete Guide. 1 75 
Downing's Fruits and Fruit Trees of America, 
(11W PP.). 5 00 
Do. Rural Ksenya.. 3 50 
Drainage for Profit and Health..... 1 50 
Dyer and Color Maker's Companion .. 1 26 
Knet.wood's Uratiherry Culture... 76 
Kl I lot’s Lawn Rod Shade Trees.. 1 50 
Everybody's Lawyer.... 2 00 
Every Woman Her Own Flower Gardener (new). 
paper. 60c.; cloth... 1 00 
Farm Drainage (H. K. French). 1 50 
Farm Implement* and Machinery (J.J. Thomas) 1 50 
Field’s Pear Culture. 1 26 
Fishing in American Waters (Scott). 8 50 
Flint on Grasses. 2 50 
Do. Milch Cow* and Dairy Farming. 2 60 
Forest Trees (Bryant).... l 50 
Frank Forrester's Field Sports (2 vol«.). 6 00 
Do. Fish and Fishing ((Oil engravings). 6 00 
Do. Manual for Young Sportsmen. 3 00 
Fuller’s Illustrated Strawberry Culturist. 20 
Do. Forest Tree Cttllurist. 1 50 
Do. Small Fruits llllnstrated). 1 60 
Fulton's Peach Culturw. A Hand-Hook and 
Guide to Every Planter. i MJ 
Gardening for Profit (P. Henderson). 1 60 
Gardening for the Booth (White's),. 2 00 
Grape Culturist (A. 8. Fuller)... 1 50 
Gray's .Manual or Botany anil Lessons. 3 00 
Do. School and Field Book of Botany ............ 2 50 
Do. llow Plants Grow (500 Illustrations). 112 
Do. Introduction to Structural an I Systematic 
Botunv and Vegetable Physiology (1,800 illua.). 3 60 
Guenon on Milch Cows. 76 
Gun, Rod and Saddle... 1 60 
Harney’s Barns. Outbuildings and Fences.10 00 
Harris on Insects..,..,.,.. 4 00 
Do. on the Pig — Breeding, .Management, iiC . 1 60 
Hatfield'* American House Carpenter. 8 60 
Hints to Horse Keeper* iHerbert’s).. l 75 
High Farming without Manure... 35 
Holly’s Art of Saw-Filing. 76 
Holly’s Carpenter's Hand Book (new). 7b 
Hooper'* Dog and Gun. 30 
Hoopes’ Book of Evergreen*. 3 00 
Hop Culture. 40 
llow Crops Feed...... 2 Oo 
Haw Crops Grow. 2 00 
Hunter and Trapper... 1 00 
Husitiann's Grapes and Wine... 1 50 
Indian Corn : Its Value. Culture aud Uses. 1 50 
Jennlng* on ratlin and their Diseases. 1 76 
l»o, Horse and his Disease*. 1 76 
Do. Horse Traioing Made Kony. 1 26 
Do. Sheep, flwlhe and Poultry. 1 75 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry. 1 76 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry.... 1 50 
Kemp * Landscape Gardening. 2 50 
Laugstroib on the Hive and Honey Bee. 2 00 
Lewis' American Sportsman. . 2 76 
Lightning Rods, and llow to C< t;'Cruel Them, 
oy John Phln. 26 
Manual oo Flax and Hemp Culture. 2a 
Manual of Tobacco Culture. 25 
Mason's Farrier and Stud Book... 1 DO 
Mayhew's Illustrated Ilarse Management. 3 00 
Do. Illustrated Horne Doctor... 3 OO 
Mechanic’s Companion (Nicholson). 3 00 
Mechanics for Millwrights. Machinists and others 1 30 
Miles on Horse's Foot (cloth).... 75 
Modern Cookery (by Miss Actou and Mrs. 8. J. 
Hale). 1 75 
McClure's Diseases of Horse. Cattle and Bheep. 2 00 
Muncy In the Garden, by I*. T. t>"‘*'U...,.. 1 60 
Norris’ Fish Culture. . 1 75 
Norton's Elements Scientific Agriculture. 76 
Onion Culture. 28 
Our Farm of Four Acres .. 30 
Pardee on Strawberry Culture. 75 
Parsons on the Rose. 1 25 
Pear Culture for Profit (P. T. Quinn). 1 00 
Pedder's Lund Measure .. 60 
Practical and Sclent trio Fruit Culture (Baker)... 4 00 
Practical Floriculture (P. Henderson!..... 1 60 
Practical Poultry Keeper (L. Wright). 2 00 
Practical Shepherd iRandall).....-... 2 00 
Qulnby's Mysteries of Bee Keeping...... 1 50 
Quincy on Sidling Cuttle. 1 26 
Randall's Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry. 1 00 
po. Sheep Husbandry In the 8onth. 1 50 
Richardson on the Dug. . 30 
baunders'Douiestlo Poultry. 40 
fichenck's Gardeners’ Text-Book. 76 
Rcrlbner’* Produce Tables. 28 
Do. Ready Reckoner and Log Book,.,............ 30 
[Under this heading A. N. Cole, Esq., its former 
Editor, (and the Senior Editor of Allegany Co-. N.Y..) 
makes a weekly contribution to the Genesee Valley 
Free Press, and often Is morn lively than “ Easy.” 
Hals u man of bruin*, poetical feeling, and rare 
sensibility and sense. HU lust article Is devoted to 
the ftp iial New-Yorker and It*Editor,**follows:] 
Not One of those long, discursive meandering* of 
months gone by. hut a Uriel, emphatic, short, sharp 
and decisive, making directly at the point. 
We believe that ours is the palm of seniority 
among those lb Allegany who write for the news¬ 
papers. It is now fully « quarter of a century since 
a Journal, the last number of which wo have Just 
laid aside, came under our notice. This latheBU- 
hal Nicw-YORKER, at that time published in Roch¬ 
ester by our friend, Col. l>. D. T. Moore, since, we 
regret to say. In the city of New York. We say re¬ 
gret, since we cannot but feel that it was an unlucky 
day for the Rural and its noble editor, when they 
went away from the city of flour to that of the 
money changers. 
Col. Mooitt has too kind a heart, too generous a 
nature, and a soul too much akin to the spirit of 
primroses, poetry and polemics, to make a home 
mid the temple of Moloch; and his paper, the al¬ 
ways genial, Interesting and instructive Rural, 
born of the dew* und the rains, of sunshine, of 
shadows which have no chills, of the flowers which 
fade not, and the fruits of that bettor life which, 
garnered into the store-house of the living present 
and ever hopeful future, shall perlsli not. hut re¬ 
main always, as apples of gold und pictures of 
silver, was rondo for the country. But whatever our 
regrets, they are now vain. Col, Miami: did go away 
to the great city, and his paper comes to our table 
from among brick walls, and yet, It remains always 
the. same, and in Its reading, our fancy calls up 
visions of green pastures, meadows of new mown 
hay, orchards of golden fruits ripe in their luxu¬ 
riance, bleating flocks, and low ing herds, and tlio 
thousand other loves and live yearnings known only 
to him w ho has learned to live In the country from 
an inliorn love of nature. 
We have been made sac by the reports so widely 
disseminated, that, the Rural, owing to liuanchil 
troubles of its editor, was to be discontinued. Ho 
earnest has been our sympathy that, had wo been 
possessed of wealth, so highly do we prize the in¬ 
comparable RURAL and so well do we love Its patri¬ 
otic editor, It should have been laid In thousands on 
the altar, rather than see the one go out, or the 
other ruined. 
But our grief has been turned to gladness, and we 
rejoice to learn that tho force of the old adage, “It 
is always darkest. Just before day,” is to be demon¬ 
strated In this ease. 
By the assistance of friends, (he Rural enters 
upon the coming New Year With prospect* as abun¬ 
dant of future prosperity and usefulness as at any 
period Of It* successful past. If Col. MOOnK fall* 
to see his Industrial Exposition, and other laudable 
enterprises, to which his munifleent contribution* 
havo been too generously extended, realized, he has 
now the consolation, at the least, that what has 
oome so near to ruining the editor, la not to be al¬ 
lowed to destroy the work of his hands, the RURAL 
New-YORKER. 
We believe that, in no territory of equal extent 
in (hi* country, are there se many copies of the ltti- 
riALtakeu, as In our own good county of Allegany. 
An agent in this county, write* to Col. Moore, as¬ 
suring him, that the club hitherto numbering 11 fty 
in a given township, shall be, If possible, extended 
to seventy-live. 
We, too, want to do something for the RURAL, and 
so havo decided, just as the New Vear and the now 
volume is to bo entered upon, to indulge In this 
brief *’ Easy Clmlr,” and to ask all of our Allegany 
newspapers to give It a place In their columns, that 
we may be enabled to *u; to their renders that, 
while no citizen should Tall to subscribe for local 
journals, that not one family in the country can 
a Coni to go without Moore's Ken A '• New-Yorker. 
It is worth f 10 a year, at least, and yet its subscrip¬ 
tion price Is only a quarter of that. A. N. c. 
WHAT—WHERE 
—WHEN—HOW 
NOW READY 
<'KOS.1IA> IS ISO’S 
Illustrated &, Descriptive Catalogue 
AND 
Guide to the Plower and Vegetable Garden 
FOIl 1874, 
Beautifully I] Inst rated, and containing a magnificent 
Colored Piute of Seven A’r w and Popular Flowers, 
will be fetil Free upon receipt of stamp. 
IF" Don't full to secure a copy of nor Catalogue 
before purchasing your Heed*. Address 
CKOS 11 AN KRO’S, 
(Established 1840.) Rochester, N. Y. 
ilant Earn), Garden nnd Flower Heeds: what they 
cost, and all other desirable Information In our 
HAND-BOOK for 1874 
CONTAINING A BlAUTIfUUY-COIOMD CHR0M0. 
Sent to all applicants, post-paid, on reeelptof I0c.,by 
JAMES FLEMING, Seedsman, 
H7 Nassau St., Ncxv York. 
LEE’S SUMMIT 
NURSERIES 
A Very Large and Genera I Assortment of 
Nursery Stock, at reasonable rates, Wholesale 
and Retail. 
If - Guaranteed not damaged by the severity of 
last winter. BLAlIt BROS., Prop’ra. 
Lee's Summit, Jackson f!o., Mo. 
OUR BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED 
CATALOGUES for 1874, of 
e Numbering 175 PACES, and ronininin; 
3 fine large colnn>d {dates, are now ready, 
fc. To our patron* they will be mailed ae usual 
E freo; to ull others, on rec-ipt of 36a., Whial 
wu return in Seed* or Plante, with first order, 
D .1 It purchasers of our ISooks, either 
S I Gardening for Profit, 
or Practical Floriculture 
■IPrice Sl-50 IV|"1( (piv/n/id to/ M ill,) hue 
Hf/uffr names entered u/i oilr lists, tnul nil 
■rrr< ter above Cataloguer uuniutbi/, free o, 
Hffuirp.'. V— 
The finest Floral Work overissued in this coun¬ 
try. Published QuartetIj— the four numbers sent to 
any address for 2.5 cent*—comprising an Illustrated 
and Descriptive I Atulngaa of the Feeds, Bulb* ami 
Plants sold bv Briggs A Brother, Seedsmen 
uud Florists. Rochester, New York, together with 
elaborate treatise* upon the care and culture of the 
same. Over 1,000 PremiuiiiK taken in the United 
states in J87S upon tlm product* of BRIGGS & 
BROTHER'S SERBS. 
The January number alone will be worth more 
than a f)2 Book. Parties purchasing ¥1 worth or up¬ 
ward of Seeds, urn credited with a subscription for 
the following year. 
We challenge comparison on prices and sizo of 
packets. Address 
BRILLS & BROTHER, 
Rochester, N.Y. 
Seedsman, 35 Cortland! Street, New York, 
^/.MATEUR^ 
Our Illustrated Seed Ontnloguo for 1871 
will be ready for distribution in a few days, and 
will be sent to all who apply, inclosing a stamp for 
postage. 
This Catalogue contains u complete list of all the 
valuable 
GUIDE 
TO THE FLOWER AND KITCHEK 
CARDEN U 
, KnI,<TU.I* r, AND lMt’BOVKP. \ \\) 
Mnnnlrtrent Colored Plate \ ? 
llum! reds of Engravings, twuldn !)■■- V 
f nrriptin: Prim Lint ■ >) 3000 varied.-, M 
r. of choice Flower and Vegetable Seed,. V 
H»M Gladiolus. J.iiicM, ke. Full 1 
[ N flirtation* tor culture. Complete in ev- / 
>>-, ery respect. Hunt tree on receipt of tw* Ej 
f \ damp*. Address a, 
„ WASHBURN & CO., BOSTON, MASS. >} 
Also a select list of 
Flower Seeds and Novelties. 
We offer a valuable premium us an inducement to 
Club* und purchasers of largo amounts. 
R. H. ALLEN &. CO., 
IS!) & lft 1 Water St., Non York. 
E. Y. TEAS & 00., I0HM0RD, IND 
qrO w 
GREGORYS 
S&Efc*** 
catalogue. 
-a~T V*r > 
TRADE LIST, FOR DEALERS ONI 
mailed to applicants. 
J. HI. TIIOHBUKN & CO 
IS John St., New York. 
front S inches to 5 feet 
Send for List. Also, general 
,1. S. BOYNTON, 
Stryker, Williams Co., Ohio. 
I 71VKKLUELNS 
j al panic prices, 
Nursery Stock low. 
Moore's Rural New-Yorker.—Q uito recently 
we noticed a report, appearing in some of our ex¬ 
change*, to the effect that D. 1). T. Moore, Esq., of 
the above-named paper, had become sorely embar¬ 
rassed In his poouulnry affairs, and his many friends 
were apprehensive that tt would .compel him to part 
with that excellent and valuable family and agricul¬ 
tural paper, founded and bntlt up by his enterprise, 
talent and energy. We are, however, glad to know, 
us tbu advertisement in another column gives such 
assurance, that the "Rural soli lives.” and that 
Brother Moor'k’s connection with it Is to continue : 
also, that the purpose of the present conductors is to 
fiirnWh a better paper during tho ensuing year than 
ever before. We earnestly hope that every old pa¬ 
tron of tho KtUAL will stand by It, and use his exer¬ 
tions to Increase its subscription list. That will prove 
an effectual means of relieving one of the best of 
follows from temporary embarrassment.— Geneva 
Gazette. 
My business is to supply what every farmer of ex¬ 
perience Is mostnnxlous to get, pi rfecthj reliable Veg¬ 
etable und Flower Heed. With (his object in view, 
besides importing many varieties Irom reliable grow¬ 
er* In France. England and Germany, 1 eroiv n hun¬ 
dred ami flfty Binds of vegetable seed on my four Seed 
farms, right under my own eyo. A round nil of those 
1 throw the protection of the three warrant* of my 
Catalogue. Of new reactiihles l make a aj»i in tty, hav¬ 
ing been the first, t,n introduce the Hubbard and Mar¬ 
blehead Squashes, the Mmblehoad Cabbages, and a 
score of olliora. My CatAlogne,containing numerous 
fine engravings, taken from photographs, sent free to 
all. JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead. Mass. 
MONTHLY, 
75 CENTS PER YEAR. 
SAMPLE COPY FREE. 
A. I. ROOT & CO.Medina, Ohio 
MONEY—WAGES 
15 JOHN ST., NEW YORK, 
Will mntl upon application their 
NEW CATALOGUE OF VEGETABLE AND 
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS FOR 1874. 
To all having spare time-: f 1 to f 12 a day: something 
new; pleasant: honorable; largo profits; no risks; 
home or abroad; day or evening; ibousnuas making 
money. Particulars aud samples (really worth fci) 
free. Address F. M. REED, 138 8th Street. N. Y. 
lour Corn makes better flour for domestic use 
1 than ally Other known variety: 1 pUg. for seed sent 
post-paid, 2,>c. Horton A Crane, Bloomlngburgh, N. V. 
Moore's Rural New-Yorker. — This weekly, 
which originated in Rochester, and grew to a groat 
success, is by no mean* to be discontinued or dimin¬ 
ished. hut the publishers glv® promise of greatly In¬ 
creased attractiveness during tho cnniing year. All 
its force, of com pel out and experienced editors, head¬ 
ed by Mr. Moore himself, will continue xilielr labors 
upon the paper, aud I is old correspondents will write 
for it ns before. Tho business of tho paper will de¬ 
volve hereafter upon new hand*, and the Kditor-in- 
ChiefTand Founder of the Rural will devote hi* 
whole time to the literary conduct of the paper, 
which Insures to it all of those peculiar features 
which have given It originality and popular favor.— 
Rochester Evenin'/ P-Vpress. 
S| N Licit I*ATTIC It N 
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES 
New and complete for RIO. Exact duplicates. Agents, 
Buyers, Dealers und User* can save ikHS *>u each 
machine. Agents wanted. Address, with pre-paid 
(« cents) postage. HARRIS BROTHERS, 347 Notre 
Dame St., Montreal, Canada, 
FI.YE STOCK AM) LOW PRICES, 
BLAIR BROS., 
Lee’s Summit. Jnekanu Co., 
PLANT SEED COMPANY, 
' Established 1845.—incorporated 1872. 
ST. LOUIS, MO. 
Importer* and drawers nl Reliable Seeils, 
Illustrated Catalogue Free to all applicants. 
Spooner's Prize Flower Seeds: 
12 varieties Splendid Aster Heeds 
mailed to apt Ilcanta upon receipt, 
of fi.00. New Illustrated Heed 
Catalogue, free. Address Wm. II. 
Spooner, 4 Beacon 8L, Boston 
SEEDS! 
SEEDS! 
SEEDS! 
The Rural RKumvias. — The announcement 
that Moore's Rural New-Yorker is still in the 
Held as a candidate for public favor will, we are con¬ 
fident, be gratifying news to the many friends of 
that excellent and popular journal in this vicinity. 
The misfortune that threatened to overwhelm it 
lias happily been averted, and it will continue as 
heretofore under the control of it* veteran and 
capable proprietor, Hon. D. D. T. Moore. And 
right here we will say that no publisher in this en¬ 
tire country is held In higher personal esteem by the 
editorial fraternity than Mr. MOORK.— Clinton. (N.Y.) 
Courier. 
Ilf |i|Cl/CDC I How to grow a thick and heavy 
VVniwIVCnO • beard on the smoothest face in 
six weeks. A new discovery. It never fails. Par¬ 
ticulars sent free. Address 
SOUTHWESTERN AGENCY, Carthage. Mo. 
T IIF. HURLEY SEED FAR >I.-Sendby 
postal card for my New Spring Catalogue of 
, Bulbs and Plant*. Special inducements offered. 
. A. LAW, Roalmdnle, near Boston. Mass. 
to *100 in v,,mod in W»ll St. often 
loath to » f ortuno. No risk. :i-J- 
oago paropMol fr«*. VALEN¬ 
TINE TDM BRIDGE A CO., 
brokers, 39 Wall 81 ., Now York. 
V F.W HONEY LOCI ST PLED, I row 
1 ’ Honey Locust Karra, for sale. Under 10 lbs., all 
i ,rib.; over 10 lb*., 40 eta. Also, pure-bred Fancy 
' owl:.. 8oml stamp for Circular. 
ROBERT CRISWELL, Brooklyn, L. I. 
CURED !—For circular ana price, ad¬ 
dress S. C. UPHAM Philadelphia, 
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