1848. 
THE CULTIVATOR. 
383 
Nashville, Rev. S. Diefendorf 
North Newbury, John Gotham 
NewPhiladelphia, F D Leonard 
Newton Falls, Dr. II. A. Dubois 
Norwalk, J. D. Burditt 
New Vienna, C Lewis 
Newark, H. S- Sprague 
Newbury, J. Allshou«e 
North Ridgeville, C. W. Scatter- 
good 
Oberlin, H- C. Taylor 
Orangeville, N E Austin 
Poland, Wm. Little 
Painesville, S. Smith 
Piqua, B F. Brown 
Pisgah, Jas. Hercules 
Portsmouth, Geo. Stevenson 
Peru,S Atherton 
Quaker Bottom, C. Turley 
Republic, R Lord 
Reading, A. Cleavenger 
Roseville, J. T. Ford 
Ruggles, J. Fitch 
Randolph, O C. Dickinson 
Rockport, Geo. B Merwin 
Short Creek, W. Maddox 
Sycamore, I) Cowgill 
South Charlestown, Jon. Pierce 
Southington, D. Maltbee 
Salem. Jos. Wright 
Springfield, J. T Warder 
Solon, Chas R. Smith 
Sandusky, A. H. Moss 
Selma, J. Landes * 
Steubenville. F. A. Wells 
Sharon Centre, M A. Chandler 
Spriimdale, A. A Mullett 
Toledo, Wm. Wallis 
Tiffin, Wm. Randall 
Tyro, J. J Metcalf 
Troy, P A Smith 
Tallmadge, P. C Stone 
Urbana, J. Funk 
Uhricksville, John Barker 
Vienna, S H. Reed 
Vie ma X Roads, W R- Webb 
Walhonding, J. Johnson 
Warren, Jas Haslett 
Weathersfield, S. W. Fee 
Whiteford, S. B Worden 
Wadsworth, Geo. K. Pardee 
Wayne. John Kennedy 
Willoughby, W Peufield 
Westerville, J. W. Copeland 
West Liberty, Jas. W Brown 
Watertown, D Deming 
Waterlord, Chas Peters 
Wakeman. L. T. Farand 
West Milton, S. Teague 
Yellow Creek, B. Thompson 
Xenia, Jas. Jenkins 
Zanesville, Jas. L Cox 
INDIANA. 
Bristol, G. Senoir 
Canton, O. Albertson 
Elkton, J. Randall, Jr. 
Elkhart, Geo. W. Tibbetts 
Indianapolis, Abner J. Pope 
Jackson Prairie, 8. B. Jacksn n 
Kingsberry, John T. Vail 
Kmglitstown, F. L. Goble 
Lafayette, C. Fink 
Lima, M. Averill 
Laporte, Jas. Grierson 
Madison, Thos. B. Spilman 
Michigan City, Geo. Smith 
Mishawaka, G. C. Merrifield 
New Harmony, John Beal, 
New Albany,£>• Hedden 
Orleans, John F. Kimbley 
Princeton, D. Mills 
Rockville; P. Mitchell 
Richmond, Jos. V. Plummer 
Romney, H. Darning 
Steubenville, Jas. Carter 
Terre Haute, A M Pet'.engill 
Vincennes, L. C. Langton 
Vevay,Jos. Walton 
Wilmington, Geo. Cornelius 
ILLINOIS. 
Antioch, D Holmes 
Aurora, John Wilson 
Ava, JolmBurrill 
Reard.-town, E. R. Gillett 
Boon Grove, A B. Price 
Belleville, L. V. Hooper 
Bristol, S. B Craw 
Como, F. Cushing 
Chiaago, Griggs, Brosa & Co 
Booksellers 
Carlinsville, J. C. Dawes 
CaZenovia, M L. Dunlop 
Chesterfield, S. Hopson 
Dundee, J. A Carpemer 
Dixon, John Shillaber 
Elgin, N. E. Daggett 
Franklin Grove, N Whitney 
Freep >rt. L. W. Guiteau 
Farm Ridge, E Baldwin 
Geneseo, H C. Sleight 
Godfrey, Benj. Godfrey 
Granville, R. Ware 
Galena, Jos. N Waggoner 
Harding, II. H. Marsh 
Jonesborough, W. Willard 
Kendall, E."S. L. Richardson 
Long Grove, Oran On 
Lee Centre, E. L Clapp 
Lewistown. Steph. Dewey 
Lockport, E E Bush 
Little Fort, Thos Reid 
Middletown, J. Simmons 
Ottawa, John Hise, P M. 
Paddock’s Grove, G Flagg 
Point Republic. J. T. Bullock 
Princeton, C. Bryant 
Panther Creek. J. B. Shaw 
Plattville, P Halleck 
Paris, M K. Alexander, P. M. 
Quincy, L. Bull, Jr. 
Rockton, P. Bird 
Sparta. J. L. Brown 
Springfield, F. O. Leffingwell 
Union Point, Ed. Mackinder 
Upper Alton, Benj F. Lang 
Vermillionville, J F. Little 
Woodburn, Wm. H. Rider 
MICHIGAN. 
Algonac, Geo. Jasperson 
Adrian, G. W. Merrick 
Ann Arbor, Wm J. Maynard 
Albion, J Gardner 
Armada. Geo Andrews 
Byron. E F. Wade 
Burr Oak, Chas. Betts 
Brooklyn, J. vv. Thompson 
Battle Creek, J. Brown 
Bel'evue, S Andrus 
Bainbridge, Steph H Meeeh 
Crockery Creek, W. Hathaway 
Centreville, Geo. Talbot 
Clinton, Geo. Dell 
Detroit, E. Ives 
Dundee, J Swanton 
Dexter, Hon 8 W. Dexter 
Eaton Rapids, R Ferris 
Elba, R. Watkins 
Erie, A- J Keeney 
Flat Rock, John Cooke 
Farmington. Wm. E. Pier 
Fremont, M. B. Martin 
Fentonsville, B S McCracken 
Grand Rapids, J. F. Chubb 
Grandville, Dan. Stew'art 
Galesbury, John Slipser 
Genesee. H. L. Wilcox 
Howell, F. C. Whipple 
Hudson, Aug. Finney 
Hastings, F. Corning 
Hartwellsville, Isaac Gale 
Ionia, B. Harter 
Kalamazoo, Wm. H Edgar 
Lyons, Adam L Roof 
Lima, J White 
Lexington. Geo Smith 
Mendon, E Allis 
Michigan, L 8. Warner 
Marion, L. E. Beach 
Medina, B B. Secor 
Manchester, S. N Palmer 
Onondaga, C. M Maynard 
Pinckney, L. D Smith 
Plymouth, M. L- Shutts 
Plamwell, C. C. White 
Pontiac. H.-N. Howard 
Rawsonville, John Lake 
Redford. Jas. Harris 
Romeo, C F. Mallany 
Superior, John Brewer 
South Nankin, N Collins 
Saline, Wm. Dell 
Saugatuck. D Platt 
St .Joseph," Alex. Leeds . 
Schoolcraft, A. Y. Moore 
Sylvan, H. H. Medley 
St. Clair, Chas- Davis 
Tecnmseh, P. R. Adams 
Union District, E. Robinson 
Washington, D. Cooley 
Ypsilanti, Fras Clark 
York, D Carpemer 
WISCONSIN. 
Beetown, Jas Prideaux 
Beloit, M. P. Cot>swell 
Clinton, T Winch 
Del a Van, F. K Phoenix 
Green Bay, O P Knapp 
Janesville, J. F. Wil'ard 
Kiposia, Wm R. Brown 
Milwaukie, .T. A. Hopkins 
“ C. Shepard 
Mineral Point, A. W. Parris 
Manitouwac, Henry Spencer 
Neosho, W. Lehman 
Oconomewoc, John Metcalf 
Oak Creek, Asa Howes 
Osh Kosh, F. W. Dqane 
Pleasant Prairie, II Foot 
Palmyra, D- F. Melendy 
Racine, Jas. M. Titus 
Southport. R. 0. Otis 
Summit, D. Worthington 
Therese, M M Juneau 
Taylorsville, Sam’l Taylor 
Verona, Sam’l Taylor 
Waterville, R. M Meiga 
IOWA. 
Burlington, Fred. Coolwina 
Colony, H. B. Alger 
Davenport, Jas. Grant 
De Witt, A. Robb 
Hartford, J. A. Pinto 
Ilawkeye, J. Bradiey 
Summittville, R. Lewis 
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE & SEED STORE, 
Corner Washington and Exchange streets. Buffalo, N- Y. 
YI7E have opened an establishment of the above kind in this city, 
’ , ' r ' and shall keep constantly on hand, both at wholesale and re¬ 
tail, one of the largest and best assortments of agricultural imple¬ 
ments in the Union; and shall offer nothing for sale, that we do not 
previously test upon the farm. Our seeds are imported from one of 
the most reliable dealers in Europe. Clover and grass seed we 
shall be able to supply to Eastern dealers on the most liberal 
terms. 
Manufacturers of farming implements are requested to send us 
at least a sample T. C. PETERS & BRO. 
Buffalo, November, 1848—6t. _ __ 
IMPORT AWT TO THE JPCTRLIC. 
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES. 
Don't ‘permit your Horses cr Cattle to die , when the 
means o f cure are within the reach of all! 
’ I 'HE undersigned has spent 
-L several years in the study 
of Veterinary practice in 
‘‘London and Edinboro’;” be 
has also availed himself of t! e 
reseat ches oi Liebig, and oth¬ 
er celebrated men, who have 
contributed so much towards 
a judicious treatment of ani¬ 
mals. The principles of our 
practice consist in the rejec¬ 
tion of general bleeding, and 
the total rejection of all me¬ 
dicines that experience has 
shown to he of a dangerous tendency. These remedies act in har¬ 
mony with the vital principle, and when given according to the di¬ 
rections which accompany each article, they are capable of ex¬ 
citing and increasing the natural functions, without diminishing or 
destroying their power, hence are safe in the hands of every one. 
G. II DADD, M. D. 
A LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES. 
Physic balls. 75c. per box. 
Alterative ball, 75c. do. 
„ powders for bad condition, 75c per package. 
Heave powder for diseases of the lungs, 75c. do 
Urine powder for “ “ kidneys. 75e. do 
Tonic powder for bad condition glanders, 75c do 
Cordial drink for inflammation of bowels, 75c. per botlle 
Liquid blister, 75c per bottle. 
Ointment for promoting the growih of hair, 50c. per pot. 
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle-galls, 75c per bottle. 
Wash for inflamed eyes, 50c per bottle. 
Ointment for mange scratches, o'd sores, &c., 50c. “ “ 
Embrocation for sore throat, 75c. per bottle. 
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof, &c., 50c. “ “ 
Horse Liniment, the most celebrated article known in En°-!and 
for lameness of every description, 75c. and $1. per bottle. ° 
Distemper powder, for red water, $1 per bottle. 
Worm powders, for the removal of worms from the intestinal 
canal, 75c per package. 
For sale by STIMPSON & REED, 26 Merchants’ Row: also at 
DADD’S Horse and Cattle Medicine Depot, Nos. 1 and 2 Hay- 
market Square, Boston. J 
Pamphlets describing the diseases for which these remedies are 
used, can be had gratis. 
Numerous Certificates are in possession of the Proprietors of 
cures performed by the above Medicines. 
Dec. 1.—It. 
SAXON SHEEP. 
■HAVING sold a portion of our farm, we shall reduce our flock 
and now offer to sell, giving a selection from our entire stock 
of breeding Ewes and Bucks. We refer to 
H. Blanchard, Esq., Kinderhook Wool Depot. 
Samuel Lawrence, Esq , Lowell• and 
The Editors of the Cultivator. 
Letters addressed to us, New Lebanon, Columbia county, N. Y., 
will meet with prompt attention. 
Nov. 1, 1648,—St.* M. Y. & H. A. TJLDEN. 
