Southern cultivator. (Augusta, Ga.) 1843-188?, December 01, 1870, Image 69

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MACHINERY FOR SftlE, FOR SALE—MACHINERY. &C-The lar gest and best assortment of Portable and Sta tionary Engines, from one up to one hundred horse power, with all the modern improved trimmings for same. Boilers of all sizes, made of the best charcoal hammered iron; Circular Saw Mill; Staley and the Meiner’s Patent Head Blocks; the Dunbar and the Stevens Patent Steam Packing for Engines, and the Stewart Ballance Valve for Steam Chest; the Beilis Patent Governor and Stilwell’s Heater and Lime Ex tractor; Anti-Crustation Powders for the removal of scales from old boilers; the best llemp and Soap stone Packing for Stuffing Boxes; and the best Steam Guages, Water Guages, etc.; High and Low Water Derectors and Alarms; the Moorehouse Tile Machine, bestin use; Hand and Power Corn Shellers, with rid dles and fan combined; Turned Shafting and Pul leys; Steam Pumps and Babbet Metal, and the best assortment of first-class Mill Gearing Patterns in the West, and every article offered for sale warranted to be as represented. Orders respectfully solicited. Address, SINKER & DAVIS Indianapolis, Ind. Dec 70—3 m shaa. AMERICAN SAW WORKS. ALFRED T. SINKER., Manufacturer of the Very Best Patent Ground, Evenly Tempered and Perfectly Balanced Circular Saws of all Sizes and Guages, with any number of Teeth required. Every Saw is fully Warranted. Also Shingle, Mill, Mulay, Gang, Drag, Cross-Cut and Wood-Cutters’Saws of all kinds and sizes, all of extra quality, thoroughly tem pered, accurately ground and beautifully finished. Correspondence invited, and Price List furnished upon application. Addres, ALFRED T. SINKER. Dec. ’7o—3m. shaa Indianapolis, Indiana. Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, Indianapolis, Ind’a. WE are now prepared to fill orders in large or small quantities, for our Improved Farm and Plantation Wagons, which have been thoroughly test ed, and pronounced to be far superior to the old style of wagon. They are made by uniform patterns, so that any part can be readily duplicated. For strength, style and durability, they cannot be surpassed. Send for circular. Indianapolis, Ind’a. [dec.7o Bt. shaa. SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR— APVERTISEMEXTS. Ooicrea jLiifcogrjpVs OF Fiuits and Flowers.—Superior to all others Send for List- Four samples by mail sot t'o. AddiehS F. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington Nursery, Dec. 'TO, 3m. Bloomington, Ills. J£ JUL£ ftdiivdLJ&2SL' & SHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE TIIE PROFITS OF THE I ARM, and how farmery and their sons can each make $ 100 PER MONTP. in V inter. 10,* 00 copies will be mailed free to farm ers Send name and address to ZEDrLER, McCURDY A CO., Philadelphia. Pa., Dec. ’7o.—gt, MOTIVE POWER FOR NOTHING. OUR PA TENT Self-Regulating, Storm Defying Windmill is superioi for pumping water for Railroac », Country Residences, Hotels, Farms, Stock Fields, Drainage, Irrigation, etc For circulars, address CONTINENT AL WIN DM ILL CO., 5 College Place, New York. Sep. ’7U—Hm—shaa TO COTTON GROWERS. —<«*•• Dissolved Bones. Os our own manufacture, containing 35 per cent of Soluble Phosphate of Lime. Supplying to worn out and impoverished soils Phosphoric Acid in the most concentrated form. Applied alone or mixed with Peruvian or other Ammo niacal Guano, it furnishes "the soil with the chief elements of fertility, replenishing exhausted land for the production of future crops. In fine dry powder for sowing or drilling in with grain. PRICE SSO PER TON, CASH. J. J. TURNER & CO., MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS. 42 Pratt St., Baltimore, Md. Dec. 70 3m Bloomington Nursery, Illinois. 000 ACRES, ISTII TEAK, 13 GREETHOUSES. 1,000,000 Apple Seedlings, 2,000,000 Apple Root Grafts 200 Bushels Apple Seed, 200 Buohels Peach Seed, 3,000,000 Osage Orange Plants, 200,000 Pear, Plum and Cherry Root Graffs, Fruit, Ornamen tal and Evergreen Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Greenhouse Plants, Bulbs, immense stock and assortment. Col ored Fruit and Flower Plates, superior to all others. Send lOcts. for Catalogues. Price List free. F. K. PHOENIX. Bloomington, 111. Dec. ’7o—2t.