FANCIERS’ JOURNAL AND POULTRY EXCHANGE. 
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IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS 
AND 
BREEDERS OF PRIZE POULTRY. 
I>K. MONROE has for sale, on account of removal, the whole of 
his stock of imported and prize-bred fowls and chickens: 
BUFF, WHITE, BLACK, AND PARTRIDGE COCHINS, 
B. B. RED GAME, B. B. RED GAME BANTAMS, 
GOLD, AND SILVER-PENCILED HAMBURGS. 
Chickens of the above varieties, fit for the highest competition, hatched 
(May) from imported eggs warranted to be from cup and prize-winners 
from the yards of Lady Gwydyr, Sedgwick, Feast, Turner, Beldon, Wright, 
Lingwood, Woodgate, etc. 
Twelve pairs of Prize-bred White Leghorns, that can win in any eom- 
petion, in one lot. A bargain. PULTNEYVILLE, N. Y. 
TRUE BLOOD. — Singing Canaries, 83 each; W. F. Black Spanish 
cockerels, $1 to $2 each ; Grey Dorking do., $1 to $3 each ; Buff Cochin do., 
82 to S3 each ; Light Brahma do., 83 to $4 each. 
W. F. MUCHMORE, P. 0. Box, 29, 
Basking Ridge, N. J. 
S. W. STUDEEY, 
CATSICILL 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. 
TURRIT WANTED.-A good Black-Wing hen, must be good in 
all points. Address, with price, 
CHARLES FREEMAN, 2112 Apple Street, Philadelphia, 
Breeder of Owls, 'l'urbits , and Swallows. The finest and best. 
GEO. A. MEACHAM, 
NORTH CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. 
LIGHT BRAHMAS, 
WHITE COCHINS, 
BLACK COCHINS. 
Stock First-Class. 
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. 
POUTERS WANTED. — I want to purchase two Pouter hens, one 
Blue Pied and one clean White, each to be nineteen inches long to mate 
with cocks twenty inches in length. Address, with price and description, 
F. P. BECKER, Indianapolis, Ind. 
ROUEN DUCKS EOR SAEE. — In pairs, trios, or to suit the 
purchaser. Price, 86 per pair, 88 per trio. Large enough for exhibitions 
(Bicknell’s stock.) F. S. AINSWORTH, South Norwalk, Conn. 
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. I have 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 
810.00 each. 
FANCY PIGEONS. 
A large variety of choice fancy PIGEONS for sale. 
No Circulars. Write for what you want. 
Address H. S. BALL, Shrewsbury, Mass. 
PREMIUM POULTRY. 
Awarded premiums at the New York State and W. N. Y. Fairs. Par- 
tridge, Buff, and White Cochins ; Dark Brahmas, Silver Polands, B. B. R. 
and D. W. Game Bantams. They are good. For sale by 
G. A. WIDMER & CO., 72 Adams Street, Rochester, N. Y. 
WHITE EEGHORNS.— Fine while ear-lobes, Dark and Light 
Brahmas — choice birds. Price from 85 to $8 per pair 
JOHN A. BUCHANAN, 
WiDtersville, Ohio. 
BROWN LEGHORNS.- Three trios, May hatch, at $6, 87, and 
$8 per trio ; good birds. A. N. RAUB, Lock Haven, Pa. 
BEACK EEGHORN COCKERELS.-A few for sale, at $2.50 
to 85 each, or will trade for good, fancy pigeons. 
A. N. RAUB, Lock Haven, Pa. 
E. A. WENDELL’S EXCEESIOR POUETRY YARDS. 
ESTABLISHED IN 1848, IN ALBANY, NEW YORK. 
White-Faced Black Spanish, and W. Leghorns, 87 per pair, 810 per trio. 
Light and Dark Brahmas, 86 to $7 per pair, 810 per trio. 
White, Black, Buff, and Partridge Cochins, $10 per trio. 
Black, Red, Grey, and Brown-Red Game (warranted Game), $10 per pair. 
Houdans and Silver Polands, $7 per pair, $10 per trio. 
Black, Red, and Brown-Red Game Bantams, $7 per pair, $10 per trio. 
Gold-Laced, White, Java, and Black Bantams, $7 per pair, $10 per trio. 
Nankin, and Spangled Bantams, $7 per trio. 
Extra hens or pullets of any of the above $3 50 each ; 3 for $10. 
One pair Bronze Turkeys, $20 ; the best I have seen for three years. 
Young Bronze Turkeys, $10 per pair; Rouen Ducks, $7 per pair, $10 per trio. 
All the leading varieties of choice PIGEONS, cheap. 
Ferrets, $10 each ; Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Dogs, etc. 
All orders by mail promptly sent on receipt of the amount. 
The above prices good for a few days only to reduce stock. 
Address as above. Nothing sent C.O.D. 
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 strongcom- 
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. 
Q 77’ Tp J Owing to our unparalleled success at above show, we are 
ijJlsJjj l 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 
T. T. BACHELLER, Minneapolis, Minn. 
FANCY POUETRY. — Brown Leghorns, Kinney ABonny’sstrain. 
Duckwing Games, raised by Isaac Van Winkle. 
B. B. Red Games (Derbys), imported by “ “ 
Red Pile Games, raised by “ “ 
Black Games, raised by “ “ 
A first-class cock and hen Partridge Cochin, with four pullets and one 
cockerel, May and June birds. 
All first-class poultry bought, exchanged, or sold on commission, by 
WM. CLARENDON, 60)4 Warren St , New York. 
BENJ. MANN. CHAS. H. MANN. 
ORCHARD GROVE POUETRY YARDS, 
HADDONFIELD, N. J. 
BENJAMIN MANN & B BO TH HR, 
BREEDERS OF 
Brahmas, Cochins, Game Bantams, 
AND 
GOLD AND SILVER SEBRIGHTS. 
PIGEON 
OF AEMOST EVERY VARIETY 
Can be obtained by addressing 
A. GOEBEL, 
Mitchell, Ontario, Canada. 
FOR WANT OE ROOM, 
I will sell at reasonable prices, my entire breeding stock of DARK 
BRAHMAS, and WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS, as I wish to devote my 
yards and time to the breedingof Buff' Cochins (afine trio of which I have 
just received from the yard of Henry Tomlinson, through the editor of 
this paper), Partridge Cochins and Light Brahmas. 
Address THOS. L. McKEEN, Easton, Pa. 
CHOICE TURRIT yiGEONS, 
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. 
COCKERELS FOR SAEE. Brown Leghorns, two dollars each, 
boxed and delivered to Express. 
T. H. IV ALTON, Box 130, Doylestown, Penn. 
