FANCIERS’ JOURNAL AND POULTRY EXCHANGE. 
749 

FOR SALE Low. 
Five pairs White Leghorns, from Pitkin’s stock, and three trios Rose 
Comb Dominiques, Ellis stock; good breeding birds. 
H. W. PARTELOW, Wakefield, R. I. 
WHITE, BLUE, and YELLOW OWLS, Carriers, Homing, 
and Show Antwerps, Barbs, Fantails, Turbits, High-Flyers, Cumulets, 
Balds, Beards, Inside, and other Tumblers, Flying Tumblers (warranted 
S ) 
$1.50-to $2 per pair. The above are now ready to ship, and will be sold 
cheap, if applied for soon. 
GAMES.—Black-Breasted Red Games, legs willow, eyes bay, for sale. 
I keep no other breed. Eggsin season, Customers satisfied. 
C. F. PERRY, Cuba, N. Y. 

RARE AND CHOICE PIGEONS.—High class birds, both im- 
ported and homebred, and of many varieties, now for sale. Will be sent 
on approval. Address 
W. ATLEE BURPEE, 1332 Arch Street, Philadelphia, 

ASIATICS A SPECIALTY. 
W. A. BURPEER, 1332 Arch St., Philadelphia. 
P. McPHERSON, 
N. E. Corner Fourth and Olive Streets, St. Louis, Mo., will sell a few fine 
Buff Cochins, Earl of Derby Games, and white Leghorn fowls aud chicks, 
at reasonable prices. Send for Circular. . 
CHOICE BLACK-RED GAMES.—For want of room to breed 
this variety, I will sell my entire stock (old and young) at much under 
value. I can also furnish first-class specimens of Light and Dark Brah- 


mas, Partridge Cochins, and Houdans, at most reasonable prices. Have 
a lot of very fine April hatch Light Brahma cockerels, fit to breed or ex- 
hibit. Priceslow. Address A. M. CAREY, Selinsgrove, Pa. 

SPRING CHICKS FOR SALE, consisting of the following 
Light and Dark Brahmas—Buff and Partridge Cochins—Hou- 
varieties : 
dans—Brown Leghorns—Black-Breasted Red Games—and Rouen ducks. 
My Light Brahmas, Houdans, and Black Leghorns took first premium 
at Llinois State Fair; and Buffs at St Louis Fair, Missouri. 
8S. C. WHEELOCK, & BRO., 
Moline Poultry Yards, Moline, Ilinois. 


PURE BRED FOWLS FOR SALE. 
DARK BRAHMAS, 
Steel-grey, Boyle strain. 
PARTRIDGE COCHINS, 
Williams’ and Herstine’s hens, bred to celebrated 
cock ‘‘ Eclipse,” imported by Van Winkle. 
BUFF COCHINS, 
Williams’ and Herstine strain—prize-winners ; some very choice early 
hatched. 

THESE BIRDS HAVE BEEN BRED WITH CARE, 
From choice stock, selected from some of the very best strains in this 
country. 

$2.00 to $5.00 each, as to merits of the bird. 
Trios, $5.00 to $15.00. 
F. D. SCHERMERHORN & CO., 
Quincy, Ils. 
CLOSING OUT.—As we shall only breed during 1875, L. Brahmas 
P. Cochins, Houdans, and White Leghorns, therefore, we offer all our 
premium and breeding stock for sale; comprising some of the above 
kinds, and Buff and White Cochins, Dark Brahmas, B. B. R. Games, Gold 
and §. 8. Hamburgs, Gold and S. S. Polands, Gray Dorkings, La Fleche, 
Black African Bantams, Young Bronze Turkeys, Pea-Fowls, Aylesbury 
Ducks, and Bremen Geese. Order early before the flocks are picked. 
Send 10 cents for Descriptive Catalogue of Poultry and Price List. 
For particulars address WILLS & PETER, 
P. O. Box 616, Bloomington, Ils. 
No Circulars. 


— 
S. W. STUDLEY, 
CATSKILL STATION, COLUMBIA COUNTY, N. Y., 
; CAN SPARE 
BRAHMAS, COCHINS, — 
HOUDAN’S, PLYMOUTH ROCKS, 
DOMINIQUES, LEGHORNS, 
HAMBURGS, POLANDS, 
AND BANTAMS. 
Good birds at moderate prices. Send for Price-List of fowls and eggs. 


GEO. A. MEACHAM, 
NORTH CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. 
LIGHT BRAHMAS, 
WHITE COCHINS, 
BLACK COCHINS. 
Stock First-Cuass, : 

The best blood in the country crossed with P, Williams and other 
noted strains. Eggs in season, $5.00 per dozen. <A few young birds for 
sale at reasonable prices. Address, H. PARHAM, Lima, Ohio. 
T. H. WHEELER, NEW HAVEN, CONN., breeder of 
SUPERIOR ASIATIC POULTRY. 
I have bred this season about thirty superior Dark Brahmas, early 
hatched, No. 1 in size and color. I took the 1st and 2d premiums at Con- 
necticut State Fair, just closed, at Hartford, and 2d on Buff Cochins. My 
Buffs are excellent in size and color, and can show in December very 
fine stock. Ihave bred about fifty Light Brahmas from my ‘‘ WHITE 
PRINCE” (who is the finest formed and marked cock in New England, 
and has most of the blood of the two best strains ever bred in this coun- 
try), mated with the best pullets I could select, and shall show in Decem- 
ber his stock, that will be good enough to show at any exhibition in the 
United States. I shall sell a few at $5.00 each, and birds of extra merit 
$10.00 each. ; 
BROWN LEGHORNS.—Three trios, May hatch, at $6, $7, and 
$8 per trio; good birds, A. N. RAUB, Lock Haven, Pa. 
BLACK LEGHORN COCKERELS.—A few for sale, at $2.50 
to $5 each, or will trade for good fancy pigeons. 
A. N. RAUB, Lock Haven, Pa. 




THE BEST BIRDS WIN. 
Eleven 1st, six 2d, 4 specials, and the sweepstakes—22 premiums, on my 
fowls at the late Minnesota State Fair. Class sweepstakes on Asiatics, 
Spanish (including Leghorns), Hamburgs, and Ducks, with a strong com- 
petition in many varieties. FRESH STOCK being added to my pen from 
the best imported and home-bred strains in the United States. A few 
fowls for sale at reasonable prices. 
SEE / Owing to our unparalleled success at above show, we are 
¢ already booking orders for eggs for spring delivery, at an 
average of $3 per dozen, $5 for two dozen, for Light and Dark Brahmas, 
Buff, White, and Partridge Cochins, White, and Brown Leghorns, B. B. 
R. Game Bantams, etc., and offer eggs, also, as premiums on subscriptions 
to the ‘‘ Northwestern Poultry Journal,” 
SALABLE MERCHANDIZE, PURE BRED FOWLS, etc., taken in 
exchange. Address 
Saux. T. T, BACHELLER, Minneapolis, Minn. 
CHOICE TURBIT PIGEONS, 
Solid and Winged. 
Also, Owls and Yellow Tumblers from supe- 
rior stock. 

A few pair of Barbs to close them out. 
Earthen Nest Pans, $2.25 per dozen. 
Inclose stamp, and write for variety wanted. 
D. FRANK ELLIS, 
Cambridge, Mass. 


BENJ. MANN, CHAS. H. MANN, 
ORCHARD GROVE POULTRY YARDS, 
HADDONFIELD, N. J. 
BENJAMIN MANN & BROTHER, 
BREEDERS OF 
Brahmas, Cochins, Game Bantams, 
GOLD AND areece SEBRIGHTS. 
