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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[August, 
Turnip Seed Circular, 
givinj: many hints of the preat value of this cinp and full 
n>r('crions tor itw ciiltiv.-iiinTi. Also a list of VEGETA- 
BIiE ;iiitl FLOWER SEEDS for sowing in Augfust 
and September* mailed tree. 
On, AUTUMN CATALOGUE OF DUTCH 
BUIiBOUS ROOTS AND SMALL. FRUITS, 
"beiiuiiiiillv illu tcaicd, will bf^ readv lor tlisiribution Sept. 
]Kt. A copy will he mailed to all applicant's enclosing Ten 
Cents { lejiular cusioiners supplied gratis. Address 
B. K. BLISS Sl sons, P. O. Box 5,712, 
34: Biirclaty Street, lVc-*v Yorlt. 
TURNIP SEED, 
All grown from carefully selected Roots. 
The following varieties, wi'l 
be mailed poftt-paid upon re- 
ceipt of price affixed: Karly 
White Dutch, Wliite Strap- 
leaf, Ked-top Strap-leaf, Cow- 
I horn, Improved American Uu- 
' ra-baf:a. Long White Frencli, 
Sweet German, Large Yellow 
Globe, 10 ctp. per ounce, 25 cts. 
4 ounces, "5 cts per pound. 
Prices lor larger quantities to 
dealers, either in bulk or packets for retail- 
' ing', will be given upon application. 
Flower Seeds for Fall Sowing.— '-iO 
varieties Harfly Annuals and rerennijils. $1. 
Address B. K. BLISS & SONS, 
34 Barclay Street, Nciv Tork. 
P. O. Box r>.712. 
TURNIP SEEDS. NEW CROP. 
Purple or "Red-Top, Wliite Tlat Dntcli, Uuta Hnga or 
Swedish, Golden Glolie, White Globe, Loni; 'White French, 
Ac. Price, 7:'i cents per lb. ; 10 cents per oz. Mailed free on 
receipt of price. Largie Karly York and Oxbeart Cabhi'ge, 
Early Stone-Head and Bntter Lettuce, Hound and Savoy 
Spinacli, Corn Salad. And all otlier scds for sowing In the 
Autumn. HENRi' A. DTtEER, Seedsinan. 
714 Chestnut St., Fhila. 
FOR RELIABLE 
TURNIP and other SEASONABLE 
Address K. II. A1j1.EN <fc CO., 
Gi'ov\'crs and Importers, 
189 & 191 Water St., Kcw York. 
AGRICUI.TUUA.I. TMPL.EMENTS, «kc„ &c. 
Knox Fruit Farm & Nurseries. 
strawberry Plants Grown in Pots. 
Will bear Large Crops next Season. 
Jucunda, Fillmore, and other vnrictles. $;.(10 per ino. 
Monnrch of the West, Col. Cheuey, Norman, 
Sterling, and other new vui ietics, ^5M pei- KlO. 
As tlie plants are sliipped with soine of tlic famous Enox 
Farm soil witli tlieni. they can not I'e sent by mail. 
Cataloj^ue and Holland Bulb List free. 
J. B. GRIMES, Box 115, Plttsljurgli, Pa. 
Choice Nursery Stock. 
This stock consists of an immense number of Ap->le and 
Peach trees of the very best quality. Also Pear. Clierry. 
Plum, Forest, and Evergreen trees, in large number and of 
very vigorouB growth. Grape vines and Currant plants, 
two-year old, ihat defy conipetition in quality, and in al- 
most unlimited quantities. 
Apple and Cherrv sectdlings, one year old, of fine growth 
and \iy the acre.— A large quantity of Duraud's Great Amer- 
ican Strawberry plants. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT «fc SON, 
Nevr Cauaan, Gt. 
Peach and Pear Trees — a large stock. 
Otlier trce^ and plants in full supply. 
New Brunswick iyurseries), N. J. 
Edwin Allen. 
THE NEW SEEDLING PEACHES 
wilder, Sannders, and Downing. Ccntcnniil award 
granted. Earliest exhibited. Trren inul buds for Bale. 
H. M. EXGLE & SOM, .Marietta, I'a. 
NEW RARE 
AND 
Beautiful Plants, 
Tltc uudcrsi^rned has at all times a rich collection of 
GREEN-HOUSE and HOT-HOUSE P1.ANTS.- 
BEDDING PtANTS; CHOICE ROSES; DAH- 
LIAS, <&c. — well frrown and nt reasonable prices.— Can be 
ahippeu at all seasons.— Catalogues sent lo applicants. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
FRUIT AND 
ORNAMENTAL 
LARGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD PEAR TREES A SPECIAL.TY. 
Send stamp for trade list. AGEXTS WANTED. 
B. MOODY <fe SONS, liOCltport, IV. Y. 
NlAGAr.A Nurseries. Established 1S39. 
TREES! 
1500,000 Fruit, 
j'J;)0,000 Everpreena. 
500,000 GreenhouBe, 
BedfUng Planta, &c 
tftialosuejFrcn. SadYc.i'-. -JiH) Acres. 13 fireoBhoiaca. 
SlOiUtS, EABRISON b CO., Fwhiovills, OMl^ . 
1^?MSM^- 
500,000 
, Ready hy July 15th, POT liAYERS of the 
I following btrawherriea : 
SETiT hoyden: jucunda, 
\ MONARCH OF THE WEST, 
TRIUMPH B'GAND, 
WILSON AND CHAMPION. 
Price, $3.00 per 100, S35.00 per 1,000. 
Larger quantities at special rates. 
Planted anytime from July 15th to September I'jth, 
\ in this latitude, from these pot grown hivera. they 
] will give A FUI^L CROP IVEXT S£lASO\. 
J Instructions, ■rivinc our simple and certiiiu mode 
9 of culture, with full descripiive list of varietieB, 
I mailed free. 
PETEE HENDEESON & CO., 
35 Cortlandt St., New York. 
E.P.Roe 
Mst PREMBUM" 
STEAWBEREY 
PLANTS, 
Plants, pure and true to 
j ninne, of all the varieties 
' that took the 1st prize at the 
N. Y. Horticultural Exhibi- 
tion, for sale. Send for Cir- 
cular. Address 
E. P. ROE, Cornwall-on-the-lludson, Oranse Co., K. T. 
The Great American 
Strawberry 
"AHEAD" of all others, both for Amateurs and for 
Market. Largest Size, frood Quality, and very Productive. 
Plants now ready in Pots, $3 per (loz., $12 per 100, by mail 
or express. JOHK S. COL.liINS, 
Moorest.owii, IVcw Jersey. 
GREAT AMERICAN, Beauty, Pioneer, Cumberland, 
Triinn CAPT. JACK, Prouty's Seedling, STER- 
IjING, .Mar-anit,Ec>ll|.sf. DUCHESSE, Crescent Seed- 
IJUK. and SEVENTY-FIVE other varieties. 
Send lor Circular. 
A. HANCE &. SON, 
Nursery men aaitl T'lorists, Reel Bank, N. .T, 
STRAWBERRIES. 
Plant cnrlv and secure arrop nftrnir. next season. PAR- 
MELEES" CRESCENT SEEDLING, now ready to 
send by mail, or in pois at $3.00 pur doz. Send lor circular. 
II. H. SMITH, West Haven, Conn. 
-Larprest and Best. Plant 
tbis Fall and save a 
year. Cant. Jack, UreaL 
American, Crescent Seedlins;, juiti others, ^rown in I'ots lor 
Fall planting; will yield a lull crop of Fruit next June ; oue 
year soouer tlian if planthig ig ('(.'fcr' d lill Spring. 
RELIANCE and SUSQUECO 
(nrandywiue) Raspberries, ]0 acres yielded $J,3S8. 
Send for Catalofjues. 
WM. PARRY Cinnaminson, N. J. 
STSAIBEREIES' 
PLANTS 
BY MAIL 
A Specialty.— Strawberry Plants In Au- 
gust. ^\lBO in quantities by express, if de- 
sired. Send for Prlee List to 
fnrdy ^ Jpbnton, f Almjrra, N. 7. 
Strairberry Plants in Pots. 
Great American and Beautj', $3 per doz.; $12 Per 100.— Fel- 
ton's New Seedline Raspberries, Karly Proliile and lleliaiice. 
Circulars free. SAMUEL C. DE COU, Moorestown, N. J. 
Strawlierry Plants l)y Mail in August. 
A good assortment. Send for Price List to 
PURDY «5£ JOHNSON, Pjilmyra, N. Y. 
IVTew Seedling, Strawberry, President Lincoln. 10 
x\ specimen berries, weifrliing 17 07.., received lirst 4 Pre- 
miums :it the Horticultural Fair at Gilmore's Garden in June. 
1877. Is a vigorous grower and ahunthmt bearer. One of 
the largest Berries ever exMhite.ii. "Will be ready September 
1st. Price per lOO, $>0.00; per doz.. $".00. JOHN MOI-LOY, 
Florist, West Farms, N. T. Orders received at James 
Fleming's Seed Store, 67 Nassau St., New Tork. 
PI AlVT^ I Strawberries, old and new sorts, Wilson, 
M. AJiiii ji ij ] Oieiiey, Prouty. Duncan, Longworth's Pro- 
M1lf A YT I liflc, HovdenNo.30. etc., ih ^wazMi. Send for 
ITlillLi jjfice List. Purdy &. Johnson, Palmyra, N.Y. 
QRAPES 
Plants of Bear Quality. 
Largest Assortment 
or old and nc'w V:.rieries. 
Greatli/ reduced Prices, 
('orrespondence solicited. 
Price list free. Address 
BUSH & SON & MEISSIVER, 
BUSHBERG, Jefferson Co., Mo. 
CAMELLIAS, A2ALEAS, E0SE5, 
AND WIIVTER-BLOOMIIVG PLANTS, 
BY MAIL.-POSTAGK PAID. 
Send for ('atalogue No. 6 with Snpnienient— contains two 
liundred and sixty-four collections oi ttve, llfteen, and twenty 
plants each, your choice for one dollar. Address 
ROBT. J. HALiIilDAY. Baltimore, Sid. 
Over 100 sortfi, strong pot plants, moitly 
In bud, only «5,00 per 100. 
SKNIS & PATTON, Clinton, la. 
PERUVIAN OUANO. 
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM PERU BY 
HOBSON, HURTADO & CO., 
Asrents of the Peruvian Government, Ne^v York. 
No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Standard, srddinBagsas 
landed from vessel, guaranteed to contam 10 percent 
Ammonia. 
No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Lobos, .eurrante;d to con- 
tain on an average 6 per cent Ammoiiia. Louos Guano 
has a larger proporti' n of Phosplioric Acid and Potas- 
sa than the more highly ammoniated trades. It is the best 
and cheapest General Fertilizer sold in ihls country. 
No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Rectified. This grade is 
pure Peruvian Guano treated by Sulphuric Acid, and is sold 
according to its analysis. It is the inost efficient of all 
Fcriilizers. 
No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Guaranteed. This brand 
designated pure and genuine Peruvian Guano free from 
Lamps and Stones and is in excellent condition for applica- 
tion by drill. 
For Circulars and fnrther particnlars apply to 
HOBSON, HURTADO & CO., 
No. 63 Pine St., New York. 
CHAPMAN & VAN WYCK, 
(Established 1810), 
DEALERS IN 
PERUVIAN CtUAN© 
EXCLUSIVELY, 
170 Front Street, iVew Yorlt. 
CHEAPEST FERTILIZER 
BECAUSE THE BEST. 
Grows WHEAT and GRASS, etinal to manure, 
at Halt the Cost, and lasts twice as lony. 
Farmers ! ! Send Questions on Postal Card to EXCELSIOR 
FEUl'ILIZEU WORKS, Salem, Ohio. Cirenlars Free. 
MEW FBlllITS. 
Weoffer for the fall onST"— APPLES : Hnaf^, Pewatikee, 
WalhrMge, Tetofsky ; PEACHES: Am>^'ifl}^,E'i. Beatrice, 
Fb-sUr, Steadley, Sleeper'-i Dimrr : PLUMS ; Wild Goom, 
Newmans, De Carfutenc : CHERRIES; Large Mnut- 
viioreu<cy^ Lonl'i Philippe. Also our usiinl larce stock of 
Apples, Crabs, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Currants, Goose- 
berries. Ifasphcrries. ifcc, &-r-. Co' (■(■>i|i(ni(li'ncc sollcilcd. 
fiEIKES NURSERIES CO., Dayton, Ohio. 
Made rapidly witli Stencil and Key Check 
Outfits. Catalogues an<i Samples MEEE. S. 
M. BpJSNOKit, liyWashinsLon St.,Boston,Mas8. 
MOHEY 
Patent Steel Barb Fencing. 
WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO. 
Worcester, Mass. 
Bole Man-ufa^ty^^ri (Osf qf CItieago. 
Wfu-ebouse: & Cliff St,, Bjsw Toek, 
