THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 



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£5**. ^. £ ISJ!* a continuance of that preference with 



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rteri^w, — to deserve a cuhi*"w«»'^ 



T| SJSM52S *»* »»»y of the foUowu * amcle5 



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Fine selected Altringham s. 



do. P- lb - 



L*rge green-top white 



Belgium do. . p. lb. 

 FineEarlyCauliflower,p.lb. 6 



d. 

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dwarf 

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 York 

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Large Asiatic do. 

 „ German do. 



Fine Stockwood Cucum- 

 ber . . -p. lb. 



Long Prickly do. . p. lb. 



ManofKentdo.,p.pkt.6d.to 1 



Victory of Suffolk 

 do. . . p.pkt.6rf.to 1 



Sion House do. ,, 6rf.to 1 



Walker's Prizefighter 

 do. . . p.pkt.6d.to 1 



May 's Prince of Wales 

 do. . • p.pkt.6d.to 1 



Windsor Prize Melon p. pkt. 



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Beechwood do. 



Candid do. . 



Green tlesh do. 



Scarlet do. do. 



Pine- apple do. 



Large Spanish do. 



King Charles' Pocket do. 



Queen Anne's do. do. „ 



And many others too numerous 



to insert. 

 Round Spinach p. bus. 10 

 Green curled Endive, p. lb. 4 





 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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White do. do. „ 

 Superior broad-flagLeek,, 

 True London do. „ 



Brown Dut^h Lettuce ,, 

 Improved White Cos do. ,, 

 True Paris do. do. „ 

 „ Bath do. do. „ 

 Drumhead Cabbage do. „ 

 Hammersmith Hardydo.,, 



p. lb. 



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4 

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. per quart 21 



r [A splendid new va- 

 riety, growing only one 

 JcS high, producing a 

 JSerpod than any of 

 37 same habit ; the 

 £*<! i S quite distinct 

 from all others and 

 areer than any dwarf 

 KRi cultivation. The 

 stock is limited to a few 



<*T " ^ per fiSS 60 



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New Mammoth do. ,, 

 n-arfBlueVictory.p.bus, 



B^rly double blossom 

 Frame do. . pbUI. 

 Dwarf blue Scimetar do.,, 10 



Tall and dwarf Knight's 



do. . •, P. bus- 14 



Spanish k Bishop's dwarf 



do. . • • P.hus.12 

 Blue Prussian do. ,. / 

 Victoria do. . if J J 



Bedman's Imperial do. „ 10 



Green Marrow do. ,, 10 

 Woodford's Green Marrow 



do. . . • p. bus. 10 

 Tavlor's large Windsor 



Beans . • p. bus. o 

 Eaily Longpod do. ,, 5 

 Green Longpod do. ,, 

 Waite's dwarf blood-red 



Beet . . . p. lb. 2 

 White do. . »» 1 



Walcheren Broccoli, p. oz. 2 

 Coappell's Cream do. p. lb. 7 

 „ White do. „ 10 

 Grange's Early do. do. „ 6 

 Early White Cape do. 

 Brimstone do. 

 Large late White do. 

 Late Purple do. 

 Early Purple Cape do. „ 

 „ Sprouting 



do. . . >p. lb. 

 Fine Southampton do. „ 

 Fine Malta do. 

 Dwarf Siberian do. 

 Imported Brussels Sprouts, 



p. lb. 2 

 Superfine early 



Cabbage . 

 Large and dwarf 



do. . . , 

 Nonpareil do. 

 Emperor do. 

 Early Battersea do. 

 New Hope do. 

 Penton do. . 

 Sugar-loaf do. 

 Red Dutch do. . 



Drumhead or Scotch do!,', 

 Dwarf Green curled Kale, 



- _, „. P* *b. 



Red Giant Celery 



White do. do. 



Early Scarlet Horn Car- 



T rot _ • • . p. lb. 

 tang Red Surrey do. „ 



choiS' ri 'nvv^oo JJ y subraits ^be following List of 60 sorts of 



2pSfedfb??o# ' E PaCkGt ° f eaCh ° f Whi ° h WU1 be 



Antirrhinum, fine mixed 



Aster » e «rafine mixed German, 

 24 vaneties ■ 



Ameranthus Globe 

 Auricula 



Alstroemeria pulchella 

 .nf o m ^-. d0uble German, 24 



cS • k dld varieties . mixed 



Ca hchroa platyglossa 

 CalUopsis Drummondii 

 Campanula, fine m . xed 



iC? K ' mix ed colours 

 Omdytuft, new scarlet 

 Clmtonia pulchella 



Convolvulus major, fine mixed 

 -,„.,." minor 



Dahlia, from choice varii»n«c 



«rys,m Um Perofski 

 gch p rysummacranthum 



Geam cocci nea 

 GUlia tricolor 

 capitata 



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9 

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Brighton Cos do. 

 Egyptian do. do* 

 Green do. do. 

 Berlin Cabbage do. 

 Saxony do. do. 

 Tennis-ball do. 

 New White Globe Onion 



p.lb. 

 White Spanish do. „ 

 True Deptford do. „ 

 James' Long-keeping do. 

 Brown Globe do. 

 Silver-skinned do. 

 Strasburg do. 

 Blood- red do. 

 Tripoli do. . 

 Welch do. 



Hollow- crown Parsnepp.lb 



Extra treble-curled Pars- 

 ley . . p. qt. 



Early Frame Radish ,, 

 „ Scarlet short top do. 



White Turnip do. p.qt. 



Scarlet do. do. . „ 



Large Drumhead Savoy, 



p.lb. 



Imported Early Dutch 

 Turnips . . p.lb. 



Early Snowball . ,, 



Fine selected Grass-seed 

 for Lawns per bush. 10 



Fine Mixed do. for pas- 

 ture . . per bush. 7 



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Hollyhock, fine mixed 

 Japatiens (sorts) * 



Ej*" a . m sorts 



Jjynonette . n 1K 



•carle* «j«,~ •. « ■ P-lb. 



£fP'edo.do. ' " 

 *** do. do. 



\l «.ttact varieties fine doubT^B^ams 

 8 »upe'rior " ~ lze - Ge ? m * n Asters 



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2s.Qd 

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 2 

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Lobelia gracilis 

 Lupinus Cruickshankii 



„ Hartwegii 



,, Nanus 

 Madia splendens 

 Marygold, superb African 



,, do. French 

 Misnionette, i oz. 



Nemophilla insignia 

 ,, atomaria 



(Enothera Lindleyana 



oderata 



rosea alba 



Papaver Marshallii 



Peas, sweet f in sorts 



Petunia, fine mixed varieties 



Phlox Drummondii 



Pink, IndiaTi (double) 



P°PPy» in sorts 

 Schizanthus pinnatus 

 u Priestii 



„ venustus 



Silene, in sorts 

 Stocks, double German, 24 sorts 



mixed 

 Stocks, scarlet, ten-week 

 white, ten-week 

 purple, ten- week 

 „ red, Brompton 

 Sultan, sweet 



Wallflower, dark 



Zinnia clegans, 24 vars., mixed. 



Dwf.dbl.whiteLarksprp.lb45.0d 

 V9 pink do. ,, 4 



rt purple do. » 4 

 i, blue do. >i 4 



»» rose do. ,, 4 



Mixed dble. German do.,, 5 



. , 55. 0rf # 



• 50 



Every7 t v h '^ r ki '» Zinnia elegans .' "26 



^Jrt-ich rn?/i; r l (i ^ f _ Fl0Wer -seed S in 



cultivation j a Catalogue 



• G. V" hp be , h&d on a PP»cation. 



Anr? th *n "ow S M A n if ??? that A Kricultnrist« cannot do 

 i P S. lj a "dhe havinJoi ANGKL WORZELS in the middle of 



Et ** lowing pVicfs SC St ° Ck ' iDduces him to offer them 



8d. per lb. 



9d. „ 



Improved Lond Red 

 Superior Yellow Globe , 



& ^e be w g nofe of t0 wS he^" * to ?h « V™ of TURNIP 

 2S r k 'nds, they haVinV S ° an warr ««t as being True to 



■** ^e careful supefintendVo?^ fr ° m tran ^l«nted roots 



"penntendence of practised hands. 



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j per lb. — t. d. 



Turnip, Laing's Improved 



Swede, the best 



known . .09 



Skirving's Liverpool 9 



Purple TopSwede 8 



Green do. . 8 



Red Tankard . 8 



Green Tankard . 8 



KewZealandGolden 



Melon Swede . 9 



„ NewWhitcDecanter 9 



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per lb.— s.d. 



Turnip, Early Stubble . o 9 



White Round . o 8 



Red do. .08 



Grern do. , 8 



White Globe . 9 



Red do. .08 



Green do. . 8 

 PurpleTop Scotch 9 



Green do. . 8 



Dale's Hybrid . 9 



Yellow Malta . 1 



Green Barrel . l 



Parties wishing to buy by the bushel may have a priced 

 Catalogue on application. 



IMPORTANT TO MARKET GARDENERS. 



J. G. WA1TE can supply sufficient ONION SEED (any sort) 

 to sow an acre for l/. 105. ; he furnished many large Growers last 

 season, and several of them had as many as 600 bushels to the 

 acre. J. G. W., from his long experience as a grower for the 

 London Markets, recommends the above plan as the most 

 economical. 



J. G. W.'s Incomparable Hardy Grekm Colewort is by far 

 the best in cultivation; it turns into heart before all others, 

 stands the frost well, and continues in use till the Spring Cab- 

 bages come in. Time of sowing, April till July. Price 55. per lb. 



N.B.— Cash, or a respectable reference in London, is expected 

 from unkno wn correspondents. 



TOVVER SEEDS— 36 Packets, 10s. ; 18 ditto, 5s., 



forwarded, postage free, to any part.— Apply to Mr. John 

 Brown, Albion Nursery, Stoke Newington, London. Any pre- 

 ferred species may be specified in the order. Payment by Post- 

 office order or stamps. ■ 



J. and H. Brown have on sale an extensive collection of the 

 most approved Plants for greenhouses and conservatories. Par- 

 ties building; large or small greenhouses can be well sunplied. 



MANURES FOR WHEAT, &c. 



POTTER'S GUANO.— Result of an Experiment on 

 Wheat, tried near Colchester— sown Nov. 1842, reaped August 

 1843. Potter's Guano. — Seven bushels per acre gave 542 bush. 

 Grain. Darnell's Manure, 40 bush, per acre, gave 46 bush. Grain. 

 Difference in favour of Potter's Guano, 83 bush. 



Note.— The Daniell's Manure coat 3/. Potter's (present price) 

 2/.— Works 28, Upper Fore-street, Lambeth ; sold by M. Fothkr- 

 gill, 40, Upper Thames-street. 



BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS. — POTTER'S CON- 

 CENTRATED LIQUID GUANO, for Flowers, Kitchen Garden 

 Produce, &c. Sold by appointment, by Savory and Moors, 

 Chemists to the Queen, 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent- 

 street, and can be had of most respectable Chemists and Seeds- 

 men. Price I#. 9d. the quart bottle, with directions. 



Dr. Lindlev, in the Gardeners' Chronicle for 1343, p.56o, says— 

 "Potter's Guano will convert your desert into a paradise." 

 And in the Number, Feb. 10, 1844 -" Potter's Guano is unri- 

 valled."— Works, 28, Upper Fore-stre et, Lambeth. 



UANO ON SALE BY THE IMPORTERS, 



JOHN BOYD & Co., 

 Wellington Chambers, London-bridge, Borough. 



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GUANO, PERUVIAN, &c— The above Manures, 

 also Potter's Guano, Nitrates of Soda and Potash, Gypsum, 

 Bone-dust, and all other Chemical Manures of known value may 

 be had of the undersigned, on the best terms, for cash. 



Lists of Prices, with Synopsis of mode of use, on application 

 to Mark Fotheroill, 40, Upper Thames-street, and 5, Railway 

 Place, Mark-lane, London. 



UANO (GENUINE PERUVIAN & BOLIVIAN) 



ON SALE, BY THE ONLY LEGAL IMPORTERS, 

 ANTONY GIBBS and SONS, LONDON ; 

 Wm, J. MYERS and CO., L1VERFO0L; 



And by their Agents, 



COTESWORTH, POWELL, and PRYOR, LONDON; 

 GIBBS, BRIGHT, & CO., LIVERPOOL and BRISTOL. 

 47, Lim e-str eet, March 22, 1344. 



PERUVIAN GUANO, of first quality, and in any 

 quantity, direct from the Bonded Stores. Also African 

 Guano aDd Nitrate of Soda.— Apply to H. Rounthwaite and 

 Co., 6, Cable-street, St. George's Crescent, Liverpool. 



TO GARDENERS AND AGRICULTURISTS. 



SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME is capable of pro- 

 ducing a more rapid vegetation in Plant3 than any sub- 

 stance known. It may be had at Mr. Lawks' Factory, Deplford 

 Creek, price ~s. per cwt. Phosphate of Potash, I5s. per cwt. 



Soda. 12s. „ 

 Magnesia 9s. ,, 

 Ammon ia la. per lb . 



T^HE URATE of the LONDON MANURE COM- 



J- PANY, 5/. per Ton. It is with the greatest satisfaction, 

 after three years' experience, the Company are enabled to recom- 

 mend the above as one of the best manures for Barley, Oats, 

 Spring Wheat, and more especially Turnips. By promoting a 

 rapid growth of the latter it secures a full plant, at the same time 

 producing a great weight per acre, and extending its beneficial 

 effects to the succeeding crops. The Urate may be sown broad- 

 cast, or which is preferable, by the drill, at the rate of one ton 

 to three acres, and it is desirable it should not be placed more 

 than two inches below the surface. As a top-dressing for Wheat 

 the Urate has been used with great advantage. Gardeners and 

 Florists will find it very useful for Dahlias and other roots. Full 

 particulars and Testimonials will be forwarded on application. 

 Genuine Peruvian Guano; Phosphate and Sulphate of Ammo- 

 nia; Gypsum and every other artificial Manure. 



Edward Purser, Secretary, 40, New Bridge Street. 



ASPHALTUM in its pure state, with all the material 

 and instruction how to prepare, or if required, the labour 

 performed at a moderate charge. 



TOBACCO ASHES.— A few Tons of Tobacco Ashes to be 

 Sold at 3/. per ton, convenient for land or water carriage.— Apply 

 to J. A. Hubbard and Sox, 20, Harp-lane, Tower-street. All 

 Letters prepaid. „_^ 



CHOICE FLOWERS and PLANTS in POTS. 



HUMPHREYS'S COMPOUND, applicable to all 

 Greenhouse Plants, to Seeds, Cucumbers, &c, and to 

 promote the germination of Seeds. Sold in bottles price Is. 9d. 

 each, by Messrs. Flanagan and Son, Mansion-house-street; 

 Warner and Warner, 28, Cornhill ; Hurst and McMumen, 

 Leadenhall- street; W. Clark, Bishopsgate-within ; Smith, 

 Islington Nursery; Grimley and Co., Covent Garden; Batt 

 and Rutlky, 412, Strand; William and John Noble, Fleet- 

 street; Smith, Covent Garden; Charlwood, Tavistock-row ; 

 W. J. Nutting, 46, Cheapside; G. Lawrence, 18. Piccadilly; 

 John Kernan, Great Russell-street, Covent Garden ; Lockhart, 

 156, Cheapside; Shuttleworth, Pantheon; Mixh:Ri Adams, 

 and Nash, 63, Strand; Thatcher and Son, Islington; J. 

 Fryer, Clarendon -terrace, Camberwell; Thomas Ansxll, 

 Camden Town; Thomas Watkinson, Market-place, Manches- 

 ter ; T. S. King, Rochester ; W. E. Rendlb, Plymouth ; Dickson 

 and Co., Edinburgh; Pontby, Leeds ; Fisher, Holmes, and Co., 

 Sheffield ; P. Lawson and Son, Edinburgh ; J. Thorne, Shepton 

 Mallet; and other leading Seedsmen in town and country. 

 Wholesale Agents, Davy, Mackmubdo, and Co., 100, Upper- 

 Thames- street, London, 



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TO AGRICULTURISTS. 



THE Dry Material for making CAMPBELL'S CORN- 

 PRODUC1NG LIQUIDS, or FERTILISING STEEPS, 



which have arrested the attention of A^ricultu;i>:s in all parts 

 of the United Kingdom, is now to be had in Boxes contain, 

 ing quantities for 5 Gallons and upwards, at the following 

 prices :— For Wheat, Material per Gallon 2*. 6d. 



Oats and Grasses, i 6. 



Barlky, 2 



Bbans and Pease 2 



„ Turnips and Rape Seed 2 6 



Agents in London:— Mr. Edward Purser, 40, New Bridge- 

 st.; Messrs. Geo. Gibbs and Co., 26, Down-ht., Piccadilly ; and 

 Messrs. Thomas Gibbs and Co., Corner of Hall-moon-street, 

 Piccadilly. _^__^_ 



TO AGRICULTURISTS. 

 ENGLAND INDEPENDENT OF THE WORLD FOR CORN. 



H^HE attention of the Agricultural Interest, at this 



-*- momentous crisis, is requested to the great importance of 

 LIQUID MANURE, and the ease with which it maybe appro- 

 priated, by the use of FOWLER'S PUMPS, made expressly for 

 the purpose, either portable or fixed; Garden, Ship, nnd Barge 

 Pumps ; also, those for Distillers, Brewers, Soap-boilers, and 

 Tanners, for hot and cold liquor. Pumps kept for Hire, for Exca- 

 vations and Wells, Buildings heated by hot-water, for Horticul- 

 ture, and every variety of manufacturing purposes. The trade 



supplied on advantageous terms, by Bk.vjamin Fowleb, En- 

 gi neer, & c. 63. Dorset street. Flee t- street. London. 



AGRICULTURAL 1MPKOVJSMKNT. 



SPRING WHEAT.— Humphreys's Farmers* Com- 

 pound, manufactured on a new principle, so as to present a 

 cheap manure of greater power, and more extensive usefulness, 

 than the guano ; and without its caustic rankness, and liability 

 to be washed out of the soil. From its wholesome character, it 

 is unrivalled for garden culture; and as a Top- Dressing for all 

 Spring Crops. Per acre, for Wine at, Bablkv, &c, with a bad 

 soil, Five cwt. ; with better land. Three or Two. Grass on the 

 average, Two cwt. Tvamra, Tiikkk or Two. Price IS*, per 

 cwt. Agents, Daw, Mackmuriio, & Co., Manufacturing Che- 

 mists, 100, Upper Thames. street, London. 



CHOICE FLOWERS AND PLANTS IN POTS. 



Humpiirkys's iNooonous Solublk COMPOUND. A few grains 

 dissolved in water, and used occasionally, are effective. For list 

 of Agents see other Advertisement. 



MOST IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND GRAZIERS. 



GIBBONS' DISINFECTING OINTMENT, a 

 most effectual and perfect cure for Epidemic and Foot- rot 

 in Sheep; also for Epidemic and Foul in Cows' Feet, and for the 

 Grease and Thrush in Horses; prepared only by HENRY GIB- 

 BONS, Agricultural Chemist, Wolverhampton. 



This Ointment effectually destroys the American grub on Fruit- 

 trees. Sold by all respectable Druggists in Town and Country, 

 in packets at 2*. Qd. each. Mr. William Bailey, Manufacturing 

 Chemist, North Street, Wolverhampton, is appointed Sole Whole- 

 sale and Shipping Agent. 



IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURISTS AND OTHERS. 



ANALYSES OF SOILS, MANURES, &c, are 

 conducted by Ma. MITCHELL, Analytical Chemist (late of 

 the Royal Polytechnic Institution), No. 5, Victoria Cottages, 

 Hawley Road, Kentish Town. 



A vacancy now occurs for one house or outdoor Pupil, for the 

 study of Chemistry as applied to Agriculture. Apply as above. 



LEVEL.— This Instrument, the invention of a Gentle- 

 man extensively engaged in Draining, is confidently re- 

 commended for its simplicity and cheapness ; it requires only 

 one person to use it, and gives the rise and fall in land as well as 

 the level, and is also adapted for giving a uniform fall to drains. 

 Each Level is packed in a case 18 inches by 3. Price, 2/. Direct 

 to W\ B. Webstkr, Hounsdown, near Southampton. 



EENE/S PATENT MARBLE CEMENT.— This 



CEMENT is particularly adapted for the Walls and Floors 

 of Conservatoiies and Greenhouses, being calculated, from its 

 extreme hardness, to resist the wear incident to ordinary Plas- 

 tering. For Floors it has a threefold advantage over Stone- 

 paving: 1st, in its lightness: one inch in thickness of Keenb's 

 Ckmknt sufficing where 2 to 3 inch flagging would be em- 

 ployed. Next, in its appearance, combining as it does the 

 hardness of stone with a uniform colour and even surface free 

 from joints; and lastly, in economy, being one-third the price of 



Portland paving. 



The most conclusive evidence can be given of the utility of 

 Kken-e'sCk.ment for these purposes by the Patentees and Manu- 

 facturers.— Jon ^ Bazlby Whitb and Sons, Millbauk-street, 

 Westminster. 



GREAT ECONOMY.— Much time and a great deal 

 of labour will be saved by the use of the SUSSEX CHURN. 

 Attwood, Wimble, and Warner, Manufacturers, Lewes. 

 This Churn being made entirely of block tin, the necessary 

 degree of temperature can be given to the cream, by placing it 

 in a pan of cold or hot water, which ensures the butter coming 

 in 10 or 12 minutes at all seasons of the year. The simplicity of 

 its construction, and the facility with which it may be cleaned, 

 are no inconsiderable advantages over those now in common use. 



Sizes. Nos.00. 0. 1. 2. w . 

 Churn 2i lbs. 4 lbs. 7 lbs. 14 lbs. 28lba. of butter. 



Price with pans complete, 18». 20*. 25*. 33*. 40*. 



Delivered, carriage paid, to any part of London. 

 London Agents.-BENHA.M, 19, Wigmore-s'rcet. Cavendish, 

 square; Livkbmobb, 30, Oxford-street; BAiLY,71,Gracechurcn- 

 street; Weight's Range Warehouse, near the Monument. 

 Exuort Agent.— Barnes & Co., 109, Fenchurch- street. 

 N.B.-To be seen at the Polytechnic, and Adelaide Gallery. 

 Observe.— The Improved Water Pail, 4*. and 5*. each. 



ORNAMENTAL WIREWORK FOR THE GARDEN. 



390, Oxford- street, London. 



GB. THOMPSON begs to tender his acknowledg- 

 • rnents to the Nobility and Gentry who so kindly and 

 liberally patronised bis Manufacture of Ornamental Wirework, 

 during the past years, and begs respectfully to remind them that 

 with the opening season he has prepared an extensive assortment 

 of Useful and Fancy Articles, suited to the Greenhouse and 

 Flower-garden, and invites them to an inspection of his newly- 

 arranged and well assorted stock of Flower-baskets, Trainers, 

 Borden, Stands, Garden Arches, Temples, Vases, and durable 

 Cast-iron Garden Chairs and Seats, with his well-known and 

 generally-approved Water-pot, fitted with finely- perforated roses, 

 suited to the varying texture of different Plants; Hothouse 

 Engines, Syringes, Fumigating Bellows, and all other Horticul- 

 tural Tools and Implements of the most novel and improved 

 manufacture. Game and Cattle Fences in variety^ 



AMS~F0R^AfsiNG WATER WITHOUT LA- 

 BOUR, WHERE A FALL 

 CAN BE OBTAINED, 



FOUNTAINS of every descrip- 

 tion. Specimens of the Fountain 

 to be seen at the above address. 



Also 

 mises. 



a Ram fixed on the pre- 

 F. ROE, 70, Strand, 

 London. 



Every kind of Garden and other Pumps, W r eU Engines, &c 



