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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
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pi.f entTleaS^encased block tin pipe 
SAFE, STRONG, A\'f> DURABLE. 
ommended hv the Medical fac- 
orsed by Water Boards, Agri- 
its, Engineers, and Experts ; 
perfect 
Water 
prev 
. nl rinea all the reqni-ir 
iy. Mechanical, and Eeono 
anil bore of pipe 
ufactiirers of Sheet Tin, Solder, &c. Circulars 
'c'OLWELLS. SHAW ,t WII.LARD MF'G CO.. 
Toot or Wist Twc-iitv-eventli-st., X. R., New York. Down- 
town office, Xo. 105 Beekinun-st., corner of Pearl. 
FROM THE 
"AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST." 
'SAFE PIPE FOP. r>RIXKI> 
vanized iron pipe, vfooil and 
inconvenient euusl inces. sn 
s and use lead. The Lend- 
cheaper than lead, anil we 
h in it has Icil us reecnllv to 
uith which all our drinking 
! Speaking of the Novelty Clotucs Whinger exhibited 
at the late Fair of the American Institute, the New 
Yorlt Liberal C'luistiaii says: 
"The Novelty Wringer received the marked approbation 
of the jury, and was awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUM. 
• • * It is now admitted that it lias no equal as a family 
■wringer. • • * It has the Patent Flange Cog- 
Wheels on both ends of the Rolls, as well as the most ap- 
proved appliances for adjusting the pressure, so tbat a line 
lace collar, or a heavy woollen blanket can be run through 
■with equal facility and without injury. • * • Indeed, in all re- 
ppccts,itssuperiorityissoapparcnt that the high testimonials 
it is constantly receiving can be readily accounted for. * " • 
lu fact, whenever and wherever exhibited it Invariably se- 
cures the highest honors." 
N. B. PHELPS & CO., Cen. Agts., 
NO. II COETLANDT ST.. 
Sold everywhere- New York City. 
kCeo.PARtfBoFFALe.NV. 
READING NURSKRY. 
Price JAst Sent l>y Mail, Free. 
Specialties of Stock: '.'OO.OOO Arbor Vila-, 9 to 30 inches, for 
hedges. Fir Balsams, Spruce, :ui.ll(IO Hemlock, G to J4 Inches. 
All' Nursery grown. Two to four vcars transplanted. 
Pruned specimens for I. awns. Qrape \ Incs, leading varie- 
ties, two to three years. Clarke Raspberries. Small li 
general) v. Apple and I 'ear Trees, our to I 
Cherrvand I.a Versailles currant bu-he-. 
100: 40 to Kill dollars per 1.0 . 0. A paving crop, llronght li 
dollars per bushel in Boston market Ihe pa<l season. A new 
Blackberry, Sable (Juei-n. r..i0iloll irs p. i 1,1 ill. 
J. W. MANNING. Reading. Mass. 
rs growth. 
RU3ISOX NURSERIES. 
A fine crown, well-rooted stock of Wilson's Early ant 
Eiltatinnv Blarkbcnv plains, and nil, er rare Small Fruits 
£F~ Pencil Treeo of the best market varieties. 
Send lor a Circular. 
A. HANCE & SON', 
Red Bank, Monmouth Co., N. J. 
npHt) "UMITERSiL" Wringer 
-■■ Is recommended as Tile Best, by .American Agri 
culturist. (See Premium List.) 
A- D. PUTNAM & CO., Produce Commission 
• Merchants, No. OS Pearl-st.. New York. '■ Quick sales 
and prompt returns." ££T-Seud for our Weekly 1'rico Cur- 
rent ailrl M.rL-liinl>l«.n .■-•« 
am, pioniiii ri'iLirn-. 
rent and Marking Plate 
Roty's Clothes Washer ! 
50,000 SOLD ! 
It is easy to operate, sitting or standing: takes hut little 
■oom; injures no garments, lini.-hes Us work in from two lo 
our minutes; never gets out of order; is convenient in 
espect, and the onl// Mashing Machine that is liked 
Universal Clothes "Wringer! 
sal Clothes 
sale of all 
nents in the 
al," have greatly increased the sale, and render it 
ger tiinnslied 
Patent Slop." 
Iioul which Cog Wheels fly out of gear, and ate of Uo 
when most needed. Send/or Free Circular, 
JORDAN'S PUNCH AND SHEARS! 
erfnl and effect! 
The most powerful and ell '.■etive machine of the kind ever 
Invented. Will punch 1'; in. hole in 3 „ iron, % hole through 
N ir and cut bars J, in. thick hv .1 In. wide, with one man 
at the lever. Send for Free Circular. 
JORDAN'S SHEARS! 
For cutting Plow Steel or Boiler Iron of any width. 
Jordan's Tire Upsettcr, Punch and Shears! 
It has no equal. Every Blacksmith and Wagon master 
wants one. Upsets the heaviest wagon tile, will punch and 
cut iron % inch thick. Send for Free Circular. 
The Celebrated Star Corn She Her ! 
To run by band or power. Acknowledged by all to be as 
good as the best. 
The Trade Supplied with an v of the above Valuable Stand- 
ard Articles at a Liberal l.'iscount. Wholesale Prices fur- 
nished on application. Canvassers are making monev Sell- 
ing lliem. Iron ami llra-s Castings, Macinnerv of all Kinds, 
Galv 
order. Clothes Wr 
:d Iron Ca 
i of all kinds promptly repaired. 
Address 
Doty Manufacturing Co., 
Janesviile, Wis. 
WILL ARD and EARLY ROSE. 
Mr. C. W. Gleason, of Mass., one of the three gentle- 
men to whom \h<- hue Mr. Goodrich w:i< ar.-nstoim-tl to send 
out his new seedling potatoes for u^tiii; iH-iurc introducing 
Now Kiiirlatnt. 1 ;.-: Fjirmz I purchased 
stork ol his " ^ ilhird ' si-.-dhiis in. s-'diiinu' fr<»m the K:ulv 
Goodrich i. wlil.-h ln> r-n-:-!-^ th" hesH.f all t»i. ; Imnrln-ds 
of rti'i-dlin-M he Ins Tims fhr raised. Tin- •• Will..rd " proves 
to be enormi'iislv productive and is a potato oi irreat prom- 
od'er to send one potato of this new sc-diiiiu'. 
p: rat is. 
llll . 
cry perk of Karly Kose ; live witlicadi bushel, 
original grower, and is warranted TKit. 
fall are : 
One Pound, postage paid, ?..<!0 One Peck, $ 5 00 
Three Pounds, " 2.00 One Bushel, lo.OO 
One Barrel 40.OO 
Each [Uishrl wriudis Hi) 11k. : each Barrel I'm lbs. 
A discount on lanre quantities. 
Karlv Goodrich per barrel ?*.f0 Hanson $7.00 
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DMBOLDT NURSERIES, 
TOLEDO, OHIO. 
GRAPE VINES. 
celling. Concord, Hart- 
at low prices, 
very line. 
A large stock of Delaware, 
ford. Iona. Ac., &c. 1 and 2 vi 
DWARF PI-. i, l!S. 2 and i'v 
DWAKF AI-l'I.ES. 3 years . .. 
STRAWBEIIRV and RASPBERRY' PLANTS. CURRANT 
r.l'SIIE-t. 4-0. Large collection of SIIRCiK ( >RN A M FN I • 
AL TREES, GRLEN-IIiTSE PI. AXIS. Rll-I.s. BILliS, 
&c, ic. Address I.EXK & CO.. TOLEDO. OHIO. 
BR0XS0\, GRAVES, SELOVER & CO. 
Wa§hingtoii Stre«t Nurseries, • 
Geneva, W. Y. 
Offer for the present fall a large and ivell crown stock of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 
EVEP.cr.EEXs, siircbs, t.oses, small fruits, &c. 
Also 
Native and Foreign Grape Vines, 
Very healthy and strong. 
Hedge Plants, Cherry Seedling* 
andn full supply of General Nursery Articles. 
We invite correspondence or a personal examination of 
stock. 
Price Lists send on application. 
(HOKE SEED POTATOES. 
5,000 bbls. Early Goodrich and Hakisos*, the best and 
most productive for Early and main crops. Also, Early 
JIose, Vandervker's Seedling, Garxkt Chili, Cttzco, 
&c. Descuiptive i'litcED Ciucxlar mailed applicants. 
EDWD J. EVANS & CO., York, Tenn. 
GRAPE VINES. 
I offer to the Trade a laitre assortment of vines, one and 
two vears old, of the usual varu-iies. Also line Lavers of 
J', laware. Iona. Ives, and Diana. Clinton, ■vv.n, stronjr, 
$30 per 1,000. Concord, U-year, strons, $60 per 1,000. 
S. J. ALUS, North East, Pa. 
GRAPE VINES FOR SALE.— Ives Segdlinir. 
Ueliahlc cuttinirs and roots n , ,ui lavers and one year-old 
cuttings. Also. Concord. Hartford Proline, ,'. e. ilaspber- 
ries : Miami ltiack Cap and lted Antwern. ^ira'rberries : 
Kussell's Great Prolilio. Wilson's Albany. For further infor- 
mation address, enclosing st imp. 
LOUIS FINCH, Plainvlllc, O. 
LOOK HERB! 
GRAPE VI\ES delivered Frecof Charge at any Post 
or Express Oiiice ill the United States at the folio wins 
Prices : 
Concord, 15c. each ; $1.50 per doz.; $8 per 100; $60 per 1,000. 
Iona, 20c. each ; $2 per doz.; $12 per 100 ; $100 per 1,000. 
Hartford, 25c. each ; $2.50 per doz.; 513 per U0; $120 31,000. 
Ivef Seedling, 25c. each; $2.50 3 doz.; $15 V 100; $120 3 1,000. 
oilier varieties in proportion. The new grape, Salem, true 
from the original Block, $1 each, $10 per doz., $60 per 100. 
The. above -will he sent by mail or Express, at my option, 
and safe arrival guaranteed on receipt of the price, which 
Includes all charges for packing and delivery. All to be 
first-class plants from my well-known stock. A proportion- 
ate reduction to persons wishing larger quantities and pay- 
In.; their own Express charges. An extra fine stock ol two 
year old Concords. Also, Xort07i's Ya. and Uerbemont,fma 
layers. Sec my other advertisements. Address, 
G. E. ME1SSNER, Richmond 1*. O., Staten Island, N. Y. 
Send for Price Lists. 
CAUTIOJV. 
Mammoth Cluster Raspberry. 
"We are Informed that parties liavintr the Miami T'.laek Cap, 
(leseriheil hv A. s. Fuller In his ■■.Small Fruit Cullurist." arc 
si-lliint it tor the "Mammoth Cluster Raspberry" Mr. 
Fuller writes us i see his t e? I nil on nil in our advertisement in 
Sept. No..) that our Mammoth Cluster is superior to any 
black raspherrv he knows of. We can supply the Miami 
Black Cap— which we have always claimed as a valuable 
soi t. at reru loir rates. Ifou't fail to send for our "List op 
Xrw Sours." containing a beautiful and natural sized cut of 
MAililoTit Clvstek— the King of IIlack Caps. 
PrilDV A- .IDIINSTiix, I'almvra. N. Y. 
Fl'UDV A HAM. I-:, south Bend, Ind. 
BL00DG00D MRSERY, 
ESTABLISHED 1791. 
All desirahle varieties of hardy trees and plants, both frnlt 
and ornamental. 
1 year old Tear Trees 3 to i feet J2S0 per Thousand. 
1 L ; 1 " .1 " 150 " " 
1 " Apple " S " 3 " 00 " " 
2 " Beach " 5 " r, " lflO " 
2 4 " 5 " 80 •• 
3 " Transplanted Osaje OranjreSO " •' 
2*3 " \s|iiraeiis 10 " 
2&3 " Welge a I: a 100 " 
2 4 3 - >:• 1 Dnti ii i errant ■» " 
KING & MURRAV, Flushing N. T. 
EWING NURSERY. 
SAMUEL G. BILTEU, Pbopkietop.. 
I have a larce and superior stock of Beach Trees for sale 
for the fall of ISlis and SIirillL' of ISf.!l, of Ihe most desirahle 
varieln s. moludins Ihe Mom. lain Rose pencil : also, a lartre 
stock of the Salvvnv peach In the bud. This valuable late 
peach will he readv next year tor sale in lartre lols. For 
reference see Catalogue, alwavs furnished on :ih|.! :eal ion. 
Address SAMUEL G. BILTEU. 
Ewinsville, Mercer Co., N. J. 
SPRIXG VALLEY IVURSERIES^ 
GRAPE VISES. They arc better this year than any I have 
ever offered : nearly all prown in border, without pots. Send 
for Price List. J, F. DELIOT, Sing Sing, N. Y. 
DOLLARS SAVED in buying genuine Clarke 
Ra-phei rv. 1 and 1 year rrrape vines ; all fine stock at 
the Unrest h'o'ure. "A word to Ihe wise." &c. For prices 
please write to D. D. IVES, llamden. Conn. 
" STERILITY IS LAID." 
PROF. VILLE'S NEW SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURE. 
Pamphlet. Price ir, cents. Address JOHN A. RIDDLE, 
Manchester, N. II. A recipe for a complete Manure and 
how to .1 nal'/sr £nj>s. F.rrrv farmer should hare the icork. 
Send for It. Testimonials. :—" The principles are 
correct."—!.. Bartlett. " Linht has replaced dai Lncss."- 
Eutrhsli writer. "Great improvement on I.ieliitr"— C 
To Agricultural Societies. 
Good Florida Farms Given Away. 
A VALUABLE FRCIT FARM of 13 acres, in 
Crosswicks, with all the comforts ol a home. Also 1(1.000 
Wilson's Blackberry, choice plants, at JSO per 1.000. Straw- 
berries. Currants, mid Gooseberries, for sale low. For par- 
ticulars address J. II. SATTERTHWAIT, Crosswicks, X. J. 
Farm for .Sale at Auction. 
On Thursday, Oct. 8th, 1968, 1 -will offer my St. Jo. Valley 
farm for sale at Public Auction. 
Send for Descriptive Circular. 
J. W. HOLLOWELL, Three Rivers, Mich. 
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ELIABLE AND RESPONSIBLE AGENTS in 
