Books published by A. O. MOOKE &> Co. 3 



BRIDGEMAN'S FLOBIST'S GUIDE, ...... % Cloth, 50 



. " " " Cloth, 60 



BRIDGEMAN'S FRUIT CULTIVATOR'S MANUAL, - - Y* Cloth, go 



" ' <* Cloth, 60 



B2ECK'* BMK OF FLOWERS, 1 00 



; ARE INSCRIBED ALL THE VAItTGJS HJARDT HEHBAC 



3, rihj-ubs, Plants and Everrjrceu Tn-as. with Dim t?ons for th'jir 

 Cultivution, 



BCTIST'S (ROBERT) AMERICAN FLO WEE GARDEN DIRECTORY, 1 25 



CONTAINING PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE CULTURE OF PLANTS, 



in t!i Flower Garden, H .>lhouse, Greenhouse, Rooms or Parlor Windows, for every 

 nvouth in tlu; Year ; with a Description of the Plants most desirable in each, the nature 

 of the Soil and situation best adapted to their Growth, the Proper Season for Trans- 

 planting, &c. ; with Instructions for erecting a Hothouse, Greenhonse, and Laying out 

 a Flower 'Jarden ; the whole adapted to either Large or Sraall Gardens, with Instruc- 

 tions for Preparing the Soil, Propagating, Planting, Pruning, Training and Fruiting the 

 Grape "Vino. 



BUIST'S (ROBERT) FAMILY KITCHEN GARDENER, ... 75 



CONTAINING PLAIN AND ACCURATE DESCRIPTIONS OP ALL THE 



Different Species and Varieties of Culinary Vegetables, with their Botanical, English, 

 French and German names, alphabetically arranged, with the Best Mode of Cultivat- 

 ing them in the Garden or under Glass ; also Descriptions and Character of the most 

 Select Fruits, their Manag 'iiv-nt, Propagation, &c. By ROBERT BUIST, author of the 



"American Flower Garden Directory," &c. 



CHINESE SUGAR CANE AND SUGAR-MAKING, .... 25 

 ITS HISTORY, CULTURE AND ADAPTATION TO THE SOIL, CLIMATE, 



and Economy of the United Stat -s. with an Account of Various Processes of Manu- 

 facturing Sugar. Drawn from authentic sources, by CHARLES F. STANSBURY, A. M., late 

 Commissioner at the Exhibition of all Nations at I/mdon. 



CHORLTON'S GRAPE-GROWER'S GUIDE, 60 



INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR THE AMERICAN CLIMATE. Beinp; a 



Practical Treatise on the Cultivation of the Grape Vine in each department of Hot- 

 ho'.is", ('old Grapery ? Retarding House and Out-door Culture. With Plans for the con- 

 struction of the lt.'.|'iisite Buildings, and giving the best methods for Heating the same. 

 Every department being fully illustrated. By WILLIAM CHORLTOX. 



COBBETT'S AMERICAN GARDENER, 50 



A TREATISE ON THE SITUATION, SOIL AND LAYING-OUT OF GARDENS, 



and the Miking and Managing of H.itb'ls and Greenhouses, and on the Propagation 

 ami Cultivation of the- several sorts of Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits and Flowers. 



COTTAGE AND FARM BEE-KEEPER, 50 



A PRACTICAL WORK, by a Country Curate. 



COLE'S AMERICAN 1 FRUIT BOOK, 50 



CONTAINING DIRECTIONS FOR RAISING, PROPAGATING AND MANAO 



ing Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Plants; with a Description of the Best Varieties of Fruit, 



iiic!u:ling Xew and Valuable Kinds. 



COLE'S AMERICAN VETERINARIAN, 50 



CONTAINING DISEASES OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS, THEIR CAUSES, SYMP- 



:i idies : wiih K'l'es for Restoring and Preserving Health by good manage- 



also !<>; 't'riiuhig ;i;iu Hreeding. 



DADD'S AMERICAN CATTLE DOCTOR, 1 00 



CONTAINING THE NECESSARY ENFORMATION FOR PRESERVING* TUG 



If ( ltb as*H3 nf Oxt-ii. Cow.;, sh.>i>p an 1 Swiae. with a Groat Van/ty 



of Original Recipes ,m.l Valuabl;- Information in reference to Farm and Dairy Manage- 

 ment, whereby every Man c;ui be his own Cattle Doctor. The principles taught in this 

 work are, that all Medication shall be subservient to Nature that all Medicines must be 

 sanative in their operation, and administered with a view of aiding the vital powers, 

 Instead of depressing, as heretofore, with the lancet or by poison. By G. H. DADD, M. D- 

 Veterinary practitioner. 



