Monarch and Youn«r America 
WHITMAN AGKICt'LTUSAL CO 
ST. LOUIS, MO. 
VICTORY CORN 
MILL. 
In three sizes. The only 
Mill that Is a complet sue- 
MPKOVKO ( HKS-I 
Snurt lor dtJGCfiptioiv 
breed. Also Fowln«, 
t. t'LKt'KLAyU, 0.1 
DECIDUOUS TRfES & FLOWER¬ 
ING SHRUBS. 
Both of large and small size. One of the finest col¬ 
lections ever ottered Special quotations to parties 
buying largelv. A full line of Nursery Stock In¬ 
cluding HALIM) Apple- and Poach Trees, and other 
fruit in variety. .Small Fruit and Grape vines, all 
the leading new and old sorts. A descriptive Illus¬ 
trated Catalogue mailed free. 
H. MOON. 
MORRI3VILL.E. BUCKS CO., PA. 
H ANSELL & MICH. ELY Hasp berries by mall *1.25 
per 12. All other sorts small fruits and crape- 
vines very low. F. L. WRIGHT, Plainfield, Mich. 
800,000 No 1 PEACH TREE*. 
Over eightv varieties among which can be found 
kinds suited to all sections. Including all the new aud 
old stundurd sorts; also 3d0,lMI Apple Trees. 21W.UV of 
them extra long keeping varieties, adapted to South¬ 
ern planting, aud wherever long-keeping varieties 
are desirable. Kleffer and LeConte Pears. Also a full 
line of all kinds of Nursery stock, at prices to salt 
the times Trees. Grape Vines, small Fruit, aud other 
plants sent by man to all sections. Catalogues show 
mg how anil what to plant, with much valuable In¬ 
formation, mailed gratis. 
RANDOLPH PETERS. Wilmington. Del. 
THR EVERGREEN FRUIT FARM 
AND ECLECTxC SMALL FRUIT 
NURSERY. 
FOR SALE.—A rare chance to secure a Pleasant 
Home and a Profitable Business. Falling health the 
reason for selling. Write for descriptive circular. 
O. B. Galusha, 
Morris,f.ruiidyCo„ III. 
GOTSWQLDS AND SOUTHDOWN 
Sheep and Lambs 
For Sale, Including sonic very choice Yearling Rams 
aud Rain Lambs of good pedigree. Prices very mod¬ 
erate for quality of stock. Write for particulars, 
stating number wanted. We have also for sale sev¬ 
eral fine Oxford Downs. Address, 
\V Alice Itucpcc I’blluilclpliin, Pn. 
ROBERTS, DURNALL S HICKS, 
STOCK FARMS 
Near WEST UHKHTER, Cheater Co., I’o. 
Dutch FriesianCattle 
ffiNORMAN UftDOCO 
PERCHERONtUlnOtO 
Desire to call the attention of gentlemen and 
dealers to their slock us above, confident that 
they have as line lots us have been brougbt to 
this country, all having boon selected by a mem¬ 
ber of our firm In person, who visited the best 
herds in Holland ; and under tile guidance of one 
of the most nxiwrleneed horsemen in France made 
selections from tlio best horses in Normandy. 
Write for Catalogue aud any information to 
JOHN H. HICKS, Box 6*4. West Cheater, Pa. 
PEACH AND APPLE TREES. 
Ten Thousand 2 and 3 year Apple Tree*. 5 to Vft. 
$18 per 100. AU fhi- /ending i-arhUts 50,0011 Fclicit 
Trees, 1 to 6 ft., $50 per l.oni. 100,000 Extra strong 
Asparagus Roots. 1 and 2 years old. All the popu¬ 
lar Vinds of Strawberry Plants, Manchester, Legal- 
Tender, Big Bob, Ac, <ie l arge Stock Shade and Or¬ 
namental Trees. Send for Catalogue. S. K. ROGERS 
& SON. Mt Holly, N J 
•200.000 ACKES OF LAND FOR SALK. 
Farms containing 2i> to 2.5CW Acres. Timber tracts, 
.5.000 to HO.000 Acres. Grazing Lands, 350 to 
9,000 Acres Vineyards, 3 to SO Acres. Mining 
properties, Iron. Copper. Water powers. Variety ot 
Soils. Crops, Cereals, Graces. Cotton. Tobacco, Fruits. 
Vegetables. Climate mild, even and healthful. Water 
excellent and abundant. Prices from two to twenty- 
five dollars p>er acre. For full particulars 
Address Collin M. Hawkins k Co., Raleigh. N. C. 
'oundatUsWS 
& pQMTEHTStluU will help von to more « 
AtONCV-. thanany other method m the world it 
u»*«r tails. World Ja'fg Co. lki Nassau St. New York. 
- && • 
BEST QUALITY AND MOST NOTED 
FAMILIES. PRIZE HERD AT 
NEW YORK STATE FAIR. 
500 HEAD AIjL AGES. 
300 IMPORTED THIS YEAR. 
Clydesdale and fTamhlrtontnn Horses of the finest 
quality and highest breeding. For records, pedigrees 
and other Information, seud for our Illustrated cat¬ 
alogue. Mention Rural New-Youkkr. 
Address, 
nmrrws & powell, 
Lakeside Stock Farm. Syracuse, N.V. 
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP. 
C ASSIUS M. CLAY, breeder of pure SOUTH DOWN 
SHEEP, White-Hall. Kentucky. 
no I 
,TKK HOGS. : 
of this famous 
n. ML Vtzi 
Lbs, w irim 
... Feed Mill. 
OCT 6 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
667 
President Arthur is to put a memorial win¬ 
dow to his wife and her father, Capt. Hern¬ 
don, in St. John’s church at Washington, 
which they both used to attend. 
The Georgia House has refused to vote $1,- 
300 for Alexander Stephen's funeral expenses, 
for no reason except that some thought two or 
three items rather high, aud indignation is 
expressed. 
The monument erected by the State of Ken¬ 
tucky to President Zachary Taylor was dedi¬ 
cated at the Taylor homestead, five miles 
from Louisville, last week. A number of 
prominent men, including soldiers of the 
Mexican war. were present. The ceremonies 
were very imposing. 
The 85th birthday of Marshall P. Wilder, 
was celebrated by a big dinner at the Parker 
House, Boston, Saturday. Among those pres¬ 
ent were ex-Govs. Chamberlain of Maine, 
Smyth of New Hampshire and Rice of Massa¬ 
chusetts, Lieut.-Gov. Ames, President Green- 
ough of the Amherst Agricultural College, 
Francis B, Hayes, Leveret! Saltonstall, Gen. 
N. P. Banks, .Stephen M. Allen, Postmaster 
Tobey, Maj. Ben, Perley Poore, Col. Needham 
aud F. W. Bird. 
S. B. W. Gill, who absconded from Pitts¬ 
burg Fa., some time ago with $750,000, has 
been arrested in Ohio. He first went to Bra¬ 
zil and securing the friendship of Dom Pedro, 
was appointed to a responsible position, but 
soou decamped with over $800,000. Boon after 
under the name of Smith, he established a 
bank at Santo F6., N. M , and when large de¬ 
posits had accumulated, attempted to decamp, 
but was captured, aud would have been 
hanged by the mob, but for his lavish expendi¬ 
tures to purchase his life. He next appeared 
in Ohio. Among his victims are widows, 
poor men and rich, many of whom he has sent 
to premature graves. 
fUttts 
imjjUnwtttu and Ittaehinng. 
pi.mUattfon.* . 
GRAPE VINES. 
Moor’s Early. Pock ling ton. Prentiss, I.adv. 
and all the best old and new varieties •'Uperb- 
Hnnsell, Prolific, and oilier Raspberries, tar- 
1> Cluster, Early Harvest. Wilson, and Wil¬ 
son, Jr. Blackberries, Atlantic, Legal 
Tender. James Virk, and other surewberr es. 
Fay'-. Currant, lvteller and Lr Conte fears. 
Price-list FREE. Address JOEL HORNER 
& SO>, .Merollun t ville, N. J 
Illustrated Catalogues of our Machinery 
sent Free. 
LANE & BODLEY CO* 
John and Water Sts.. Cincinnati. O. 
PROFESSOR 
l^'^OSPHAT/c'- 
lAKlNG g 
POWDE 
Made from Professor Horsford’s Acid 
Phosphate. ... 
Recommended hy leadln j . nyslclans. 
Makes lighter biscuit, cakes, etc., and 
Is healthier t han ordinary Baking Pow¬ 
der. 
in Bottles. Sold at a reasonable price. 
I lie llorslord Almanac mid Cook Book 
s«mh tree. 
Rnmford Chemical Works, Providence, R. 1. 
H. M. ANTHONY, Ag’t 100and 102 Reads St. N. Y. 
THE 
THE 
Ashley Phosphate Company 
CHARLESTON, S. C. 
DISSOLVED BONE; ACID PHOSPHATE; 
PURE GROUND PHOSPHATE ROCK. 
All of Best Grade and very Cheap, Free on 
board in auv quantities. 
For Terms, Hand Books, Agricultural Prim¬ 
ers, &c.. address the Company. 
We will send von a watch or a chain 
BTWAI10R ElFRtSS- O.OD.,tot>« 
examined before inyi«g any money 
[■ rv\ VVM n.nJ u not satisfactory, returned at 
f jri—/ \xrrgjrTlBourexponae. Wo manufaeturc all 
Vl\\A It i ll® Hatches and save Von 80 per 
\SnTvJV \JvM cent- Catalogue of 2S0 sty es free. 
Bvnrwise*winnsisi 
STANDARD AMERICAN WATCH CO., 
__ PITTSBURGH- PA. 
tIO A WKEK, |12 a dsv el hon.e-'idlvrpado Costlv 
* * Outfit free. Audres* Tacit a Go.. Augusta. Me 
Lowest prices ever known 
on Breeeh Loaders, 
Rifles, A Revolvers. 
O UR $15 SHOT-GUN 
. greatly reduced pH—. 
;nd stamp for our New 
..lus. Catalogue, 1883-84. 
POWELL A PON, 180 Msiu ritreel, CINCINNATI, O. 
nr outy auiu iiumr n un 
W Cast Cast .Steel Grinders, 
rfeg&a* Warranted super lor to 
any In use fur all pur- 
_ poses. Itwill grind faster, 
fcr,'r»faf. run easier ami wearlong- 
er. Satisfaction guaran- 
teed. Also Corn Sbellers. 
MaM E * Feed Cutters. Cider Mills, 
etc. Send for circulars and 
Manufactured bv 
I'-'DC IU Kl lU'-UUS UUIU ClAl'A 
cob together, and for this 
kind of grinding we defy 
competition. It a 1 so 
grinds oil-cakes crackers, 
and all kinds of grain used 
for feeding,and with our 
cleaning attachment shells 
corn at the rate of rjj bus. 
per hour. Capacity 8,20 A 
35 bus, per hour, W arrant- 
ed In every respect. 
For Circulars address 
T. ROBKT8, tspringfield. O. 
LANE & BODLEY CO.. 
MANTFACTITRERS OF 
Portable and Stationary 
STEAM ENGINES. 
And Steam Boilers of the best design, material and 
workmanship. Our smaller sizes especially adapted 
to 
Farm and Plantation Use. 
W.? manufacture six sizes of Saw Mills, with capac¬ 
ity of from Three to Fifty Thousand Feet per day. 
with One Saw. Send for special circular of our No. 
1 Plantation Saw Mill, which we sell for 
$ 200 . 
ril I Q| I y T | U p The largest assortment In 
I ALL I LAN ! INu. the country of the best Old 
and New Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. Roses, 
Poeonles. Hedge Plants, etc. Abridged Catalogue 
mailed free. 
ri l UfiUprD 9 DADDV Mti Ho P e Nurseries, 
tLLnANuLh a DAWIi. Rochester, N. Y. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY , 1 
L00MINGT0N by F. HYPhcenix. 
NURSERY CO. 
BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
non of Fruit ami Ornamental Trees, CaUilofrue 
tor Fall of 1883 now ready and mailed on application 
Bf"6oo acres: 13 creenhOuses: 
APPLET, GRAPES. SHALL FRUITS. 
PHENlX NURSERY ) Stocks, Lily 
Valley. &c. Fall List Free. 
F. K. PHtENTX, Delay xy, Wis. 
BEAUTIFUL 
Catalogue * 
HANSELL 
most profit.ible Raspberry. 
Str.il lor full account. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
embracing all varieties; a|=o 
•l superior stock of fruit trees. 
Illustrated Catalogue free,tell¬ 
ing how to get and crow them. 
J. T. Lovett, LittleSiher.N, 1. 
BULBS 
/^MILLIONS 
J Z* OF THEM 
Hr For FLORISTS and 
AMATEURS. 
Dutch Bulbs, JaT’an 
r Bulbs, French Bulbs, 
American Bulbs. Also 
L _i_i . i- Plank forGreenhouees 
a and Window Gardens. 
HIRAM SIBLEY &C0. 
S} 6EEDSMF.X, 
T FREE I V\ Bocheeter, X.Y. & Chicago,El. 
P (1M P fl R n s^^c.^TtTfor »f,°b? 
bUlMburl U/SfflKSiSSf'ra: 
faction guaranteed- WM.B.ILLJLD.Chanibersbuiv.Pa 
SOUHEGAN RASPBERRY PLANTS 
300,000 first-class Gregg and Souhegan 
Baspberry Plants at low prices. Special 
rates for lots of 5,000 or more. 
C. C. HART, 
Southingtou, Conn. 
Grimls Corn anil Cob and all kinds of Grain successfully. Unequalled 
Capacity, on account of its Triple Gear. Fitted to run by belt or 
tumbling rod, when desired. For sale by principal dealers in United States. 
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. 
STOVER MANUFACTURING CO., FREEPORT, ILL. 
B M ■ ■ # ■ ■ ■■ 61 An English Veterinary Surgeon andChemtse. 
RKfl M mM JS-, LJ FLi |K| rn. 9 6V now uaveltug in itusoountrv-, *.\ys that most 
jjwl II ^ r i™ I Mm ■ uf the Horse aud Cuttle Powders sold here 
I are wonldetx trash He say a that Sheridan's 
. Condition Powders are absolutely pure and 
Immensely valuable. Nothing on earth will make hens lav like Sheridan's Condition Powders. I Jose, I teasphi- 
iul to I nlnt food. Sold evcrvwbere.or sent hv viail tor « u>it,T-. tHniJ'* ’ S. Jonvav'v fc <>>.. Mostxui. ILaaa 
FAYS” CRAPES--? 
SMALL FRIIH-TS *,N| |» TREES. LOW TO DEALERS AND PLANTERS. 
Stock 1 lrstt-CIuets. *'r«« Cutaloguea GEO. S. JOViELV N, Fredouia, N. Y 
