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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[August, 
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Rose-Buds in Winter, 
Then irct Ui'- plant-s in)\*-, so :is to h;ive 
tlii!iii it) good sIi:mi<: for blooming at Christ- 
inu3. Wii fteiid by iiuiil 
Kight P«»t-sio\vn Roses for 
Ont- Oollar, 
iiiir selocti'Mi, :iU gooii wiiitfr-Moniners, 
orFivolarye plant* lor Sl.DO bv Kxpress. 
Now is the time to pun-b:ise ;ill kimis of Wiiitt-r-blooining 
plants, as rhev travel witliont injury in open boxes. Cata- 
logues free. ' W. F. 3I\SSEY ^'t CO.. 
Chcstertown, Kent Co., Itlarylancl. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
For SaU bij E. P. liOE, author nf ''Piny nnf! Profit 
in nvj Garden,^'' "Op-ninij a Chestnut Burr" dr. 
Plants set now will hear well next June. Send for Cir- 
cular. Address at Cornwall on the SiuUon, Orange 
Co., N. T. 
FALL OF 
1875. 
IN 
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS 
STANDARD PEARS. 
In ronsoqni'ni.'e of tin- ili-^solulion of the late firm 
■Nicbolri^. NcwA-n & Tonker," we an- prepare' 
of 
& Tonker," we are prepared to offer 
extra inflnrements in Standard I'ears. ."lOO.OOO 'J and H years 
old. Tlie tinest stock in tlie Connrry. Ail new and leading 
varieii*'S. J*ereonal inspection and correspondence solicited 
by the late firm of 
NICHOLAS, NEWSOJV & TOOKER, 
Geiir-vii, IV. Y- 
TREES ! 
FRUIT AND 
OENAMENTAL 
LARGE STO(K. LOW UATES. 
STASfDAUD PEAR TItKKS A SPEflALTV. 
AGi'^STS WANTED. Address 
E. MOODY & SOXS, Lockport, K. Y. 
Niagara Xuhshkies, Estiiblisiieil 1839. 
For sprins of IST'i will be rertdj- in February, witli a colored 
plati'; Free to nil mv cu^tomer>, to otliers priee 'Jncls. ; a 
plain copy to all applicants tree. Wasliinstun City, D. C. 
"COE'S" FRUIT GATHERERr 
The only practical implement to aid in gailici inn Apples, 
Peaches, I'e^irs. Plums. Orange*. Lemons. &e. Adams Co, 
Hort. Society reetmimend it as " wor'hv of a trial, believing 
it to be a yood thing." One-half th- laljor paved by its use. 
Send for circular. Dealers furnished with models for one 
dollar to pay charges. Address IRA & IliO Ct)£, Quiucy, III. 
TURNIP SEED, Select Fresh Crop. 
Slandiird sorts, 7.1 cenis per pound, free by mail. Descrip- 
tive Price List free. 
J. B. ROOT, Seed Grower, Kockford. Ills. 
L. B. CASE 
offers an excellent stock of Ornamental Foliasre 
PlantSi in fine condition for Summ-r and Fall use. 
Small plants sent by mail to all parts of the country. 
RICHMOND, IXDIAIVA. 
SPECIAL 
OFFER for 
August and 
September 
We otfcr seeds of Calceola'^ia, Cinnaria, 
Apple (ier;inium, Primula, Cyclamen. 
Paii-y, Hollyhock, Smilax. &e.. in lots of 
^^ O or more at a discount ol J^ from our 
r:\i.ibrjue prices until O'M. ist. These 
-(■■ri-i ;ire of our own growth, or imported 
lY'in th-' choicest strains in England, 
France, nnd Germanv. 
F. MASSE V •.'t CO., Ctiestertown. Kent Co., Md. 
FALL OF 1875. 
Large and Splendid Stock of Dwarf Poars, 2 and 3 years 
old, not lijurcd by the late winter— St.andard Pears, Plums, 
Cherries, etc. A large and complete assortment unsur- 
passed in the C<mutry. Great inducements oflercd. By 
the late firm of 
NICHOLAS, NEWSOi\ & TOOKER, 
Geneva, .V, Y. 
Our CiitaloLrn^' of Hiirdv Dutch lUilbs— Pbmts for "Winter 
culture iti the Wjinli^w. F'-rn^rv, or Plant Case. etc.. />•«« 
to tiU nppiirnut^. ::r* NOTICE, Je3 With every copv we 
will sent! f?7vifi.s, [in ntei iiiieLiions lor .s?;c'f^^/"//.v preserving; 
Autumn Leaves in their Rich Tints, 
by a simple, inexpensive method. \\ hieii anvone can praeiice. 
Address LONG BROS.. Buffalo, X. Y. 
PEACH TREES. 
Largest and best stock ever offered, inclndins all the popu- 
lar new pe:tcbes."uch a5i Early B'Mtrie*'. Farlv Louisa. F;niv 
Rivers. Amsden June, Brics's Farly May. thnrber. Early 
Alexiui'ler, luchalioe, Nantiecke, IJiliren's Lnte October. l)e- 
sides all the old popular sorts. An immense stock of all 
kinds of trees and pl:ints usually fonnri in a first-class nursery. 
Catalogues, witli descrintinn*, testiniordals, and rotation in 
rlpeninif. with inneli valualde inlorm;ition. cratis. Prices 
Redncrd. RANOOI.PFI PETERS, Great Northern 
and Southern Nurseries, Wilmington, Delaware. 
and iScst very Early Pcacii 
PE.VCH 
ill the world. 
Trees and History, addrcs 
JOHN WAMPLER. Carthag 
-Earliest 
Fur Luds, 
The AMSWE-li PEACH A_ 
the eai'liest. largest. and best. Red, Ireesione 
safi-ly by mail or express, per h: 
ciilar tree. L. C ' 
am proves 
liuds 
f;;,iJOO. $9. Clr- 
, «1 : pe; 
AMcjDEN, Carthage, Mo. 
A pple« I*esir, Pliint* Mazzard and Mahaleb 
-tm Cherry Seedling-* for sale. Also Qiinice stocks, ^vear 
layers ctroiii;). Apple :ind (-:herrv Trees. leiulin^sorts.Syi-s. 
from bud. Send for price list. E. P. CLARK, DansviUe.N.V. 
of AnKdeii June PoacH, at $1.50 per 
_ !00; $10 per l,iiun, by mail. Trees ready 
I" all. Also a L.iri^e and Full assortment of P-eaoii 
ees. Small Fruit Plants. &c.. at Low Prices. Address 
CIIAS. BLACK, Villaije Nurseries, lii-htstown, N. J. 
BUDS 
N?l. 
I PERUVIAN 
(GUANO.l 
IWARRANTED 
I have sold GEKl'IXE Pernvi.in 
Guano at my Asrieultnral WareboUBe 
for T\VE.\TY VEARi*. Tliose 
wbo favor me with orders will get a 
frennine article, and at lowest market 
price. Farmers and Dealers supplied. 
H. B. GRIPFIXG, 
Successor to Griffins it Co., 
CO Coiirtlanilt St., ^'. Y. 
CHAPMAN & VAN WYCK, 
(K^,tMbUsl.eil 1SI91, 
DEALERS IN 
PERUVlA^r GIJAXO 
EXCLUSIVELY, 
170 Front Street, iVcw Y'orU. 
CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS. 
Pure Boue Supcrpliospbate of Lliue. 
GROUJiD BO.\E, BONE MEAL, BO.\'E FLOUK. 
The 1:1 rge annual increas-- of the sales of these Staiiciard 
Frrtilizrrs i* itie best proof of their merits. Their tree- 
(bun ir^'Ui ailiilteraiii'Ti, \vit!i ryerv pirtiele available for fer- 
tiliziiiiT. and lle^ low piiee at wliieh tliey are s-.b! make it for 
the interest of every piaeti<'al lariner to i:ive tliemafair trial. 
I-TSTER BROTHERS, 
New York Ofnce, 1.59 Front Sf. Factory, Newark. N.J. 
Z^~ Farmers and Dealers are invited to send for Circular. 
THE 
MOLINE WINDMILL 
For Pl.MPI-VG. UUIXDIXU 
GR.AIIV. Ete., Etc. 
FIRST PKEMICM 
at Great St. Louis Fair, 1S71. 
FIRST PKEMIUM 
at Eock Island. 111.. Fairs, 1R;3 and 1S74. 
FI1!ST PRE-MII'M 
at Scott County. Iowa, Fairs, 1S73 and 18T4. 
C^" Send lor Circular. Agents wanted. 
MANCF.^CTl'RRD BT 
EDWARDS &. PERKINS, 
Jfloline, 111. 
G. Mabie's Patent, July 1st, 1873. 
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THE DEERE GANG. 
Fh-st Premium Awarded at Illinois and Iowa State Field 
Trials, 1374. 
OFFICE OF LANDRETH'S 
SEED AVAREIIOUSK, 41 «.t 43 Sonlli Sixth St. 
{Fonnded i;S4.) 
Pnii.ADKLPniA, April 10. 1ST5. 
Messbs. Deere & Co.. Moi.ixk, III.: 
fjeJitlemen .-—The trial of vour Gans Plow on our planta- 
tion in Virginia lias been verv satisfactory. The first day 
we took it out we turned down almost five acres in ten 
hours, iislnK three nniles. The soil a sandy loam and the 
plows rnnniu'.: six Indies deep. On another or-rasion wo 
plowed an acre and a fraction in less than two houi-s. 
The Gang has acted so well that we have determined to 
order one for our larm in this state, and may, if it succeeds 
cnnally well, want a number. 
Ship a Gang sinular to the first. 
i). LANniiElH & SON. Philadelphia. 
AddresB DEERE & COMPANY, 
Moline Plow Worki, Itloline, lUinoif. 
Kenjon 
Corn-Husking 
Machine. 
Itrci f i\ ih 
it peifLCth ( Ic ui 
byhoisi orhmdpoHei 
ton M iLhme \\ oi ks 
S. P KEN^\ON ) 
E. W. liOFF. S 
pulled fiom the vt iiK bu IsandPilks 
Ihls niuhuie iiusks i ipnlU piopdled 
M ichincs >-iipplied Horn Jlunting- 
13.) HaUej St Niw iik N J 
Scud for Desciiptue Cncular. 
Harder's Premium Railway Horse Power, 
and Thresher and Cleaner, awarded 
fwo Gold Medals 
For "Sloic and fasf/ mnvfrnpiit nf horses, )t> ro-is less 
than U '"lies pir hour. Mechniiicnl Coitstr'irtion oj 
ihe very bent kind, tliornnifh and consrien/inns iroi-k' 
manskip and mnwiutl in evert/ plaie, noUnnu tti -hi^. 
exceUfui wo-k, dc," as shown by Ollieial Keport of 
Judges. Threshers, Separators. J'aunintr .Mills. Wood 
Saws. Seed Sowers and Planters, all uf the best in 
Market. Catalo^rue with t>rice, full inforinalion. and 
Judfjes Report of Auburn Trial, eent free. Address 
MINARD HARDER. C"'>ie<kill. SeUuliarie Co.. N "S 
medaiTmachines. 
.\cwYork State Agricultural Uorks. 
Patentees and MamiJ'arturers ot 
Railway, Cbaiii and Lever Horse Powers, 
Thre-*hers and Cleaners, Tbrcsliers nucl 
Slinkerst Clover llnller*** Feed Cutters* 
Ithaca Wheel Horse ICakes. Ilorse 
Pitchforks, Shingle 3tnchiue8» Straw 
Preservinc Rye Thresliers, Por- 
table Steam - Engines* ( ider 
and Wine-^liUs nn«l Press- 
es, Dojf and Pony Powers, 
etc.. etc. 
Send for Circular. 
Tlic Peerless Tlxre«l»er aii«l C"lca,iiei— Clover 
Hiiller and Cleami— SIraw-Preseiving Rye 
Tlivesliers— Railway niid Lever Powers— The 
Ilowlaiicl Fec4l Mill— Grain Fans and Corn 
Shellcrs. (Jur machines have received the highest testi- 
monials and cannot be excelled. 
B. GIL.li & SOX, 
Trenton Agi^hultural Works. Trenton. N. .f. 
The Dodge Excelsior Hay Press, 
Built upon a New Principle. 
All Iron. Very Strong. 
Prcises ft round bale, .iny Ic&gch, fJ-om ooe to four feeW 
Can be driven by hrirse, ntcnm or wator power. 
Address "W. H. BANKS & CO., 
Farm Machinery, Seeds, and Hardware Specialties, 
^^ <& 3Q SotUfi Canal Street, COXC^QO* 
