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EMERSON'S PATENT MOVABLK-VOOTHBD 
CIRCULAR S \.WS, AM) 
PATENT PERFORATE!! CIRCULAR AND LONG SAWS. 
AMERICAN SAW CO., 
No. 'i Jacob-st., New York. 
Vegetable Plants and Seeds 
Fall Crops. 
Celery Plants (Incomparable Dwarf), $1X0 per 100 (by 
mail); |3 per 000; $5 per 1,00) ; $?•> per 5,000; $10 per 
10,000; larger quantities at special rates. Of this variety 
from 30,000 to 40,00) is grown on an acre. Full instruc- 
tions for cultivating accompany each package. 
Cal)!»nge Plants, (Largo Drumhead and Flat Dutcli), 
$1 per 100 (by mail) ; ?:! per 500; $5 per 1,00). 
Cabbage Plants, (Rod Dutch for Pickling) $1 per 100 
(by mail) ; $1 per .".00; $G per 1,000. 
Cauliflower Plants, (Paris and Erfurt) 51 per 100 (by 
mail) ; $1 per 500; $0 per 1,000. 
By Express, carefully packed, so that they will reach the 
purchaser In perfect order, if the distance does not exceed 
three days In the transit. 
TURNIP SEED 
BY RflABL. 
Early Dutch, Yellow Aberdeen. Golden Ball, Red-top 
Btrap-leaf, White strap-leaf. Yellow Rutabaga, "White Ruta- 
baga, &c, &c, $1 per E>., 10 cents per oz. 
HENDERSON & FLEMING, 
Seedsmen and HIa.rk.et. Gardesiers, 
G7 IVa^sau-it., New York. 
Gardens in South Bergen, 2V. J. 
Cabbage fSants. 
Flat Dutch, Late Drnmhpirl, IWien Drumhead. Winnin~- 
Btadt. Brunswlfik, Suvoy, Stone Mason, Hed Dutch, 40c per 
100; Si per l.ooo; $23 per in.000. Mnrblehead Mammoth, 
Schvrelnfurth. Quintal, 75c. per 100.; $r> per 1,000. Send for 
clrcnlar giving full de^eription. 
EDWAUD BURGESS, I'oujrhkeepsie, N. T. 
New ! ! 
New ! ! 
New ! ! 
Tri-colored Gcraniams! 
Jfrs. Pollock. — Leaves deep green, orange, crimson, and 
scarlet zone — a belt of lighter green, and yellow margin- 
one of I he most beautiful new plant 1 '. 40c. each; $3 dozen. 
United Italy. — Each leaf a beautiful flower. Carmine, 
Ecarlet, and white, $1.50 each. 
S'liixet and other new sorts, Stiver and Gold, Variegated — 
a large stock— fine plant*. 
T. C. MAXWELL & BROTHERS. Geneva. H. Y. 
Cabbage and Celery E 3 !nnts. 
Hereon Drumhead, Premium Flat Dutch. Stone Mnson, 
Miirblehead, Fottler's Improved Brunswick, Drum head 
Savoy, 40 cis. per 100; $3.00 per 1,000. Beady June. 10th. 
Dwiirf White Celery, ready July 1st, 75 cts. per 100; $ij.00 per 
1,000. Orders received now and filled In rotation. 
G. II. H OLDEN. South Norwalk, Conn. 
Parents, School Committees & Teachers 
who desire to obtain the best Heading: TCooks, are Invited to 
address GEO. F. THELl'S, Aaent. 
Care J. V. SCnEP.MEP.UOHM & CO., 
14 Bond-st., Xew York. 
Tlie £cs(.-BKAINAI1U'S Musical World. 
WALTER A. WOOD'S 
IS AND REAPERS. 
USED EVERYWHERE! 
SEND FOR 1869 CIHCULAR. 
Address 
WALTER A. "WOOD, Pres't, 
Hoosielc Falls, K. Y., 
Or 4r4 Cortlamlt-st., New York City. 
The Most Perfect and Successful 
Harvester in the World. 
■*«FgSW*- 
In eleven years the sale or the BUCKEYE hns increased 
from 75 Machines to 2D.000, in a single season, and 
over 100,000 are note in use in tlie United States. 
It has received the Highest Premiums at the most import- 
ant Field Trials ever held in any country. 
Its Great DuvnMlity Has l»een thoroughly 
Kstalilislied, and it is everywhere known and recog- 
nized as the 
Standard of Exeellcnec in Material and 
Workmanship, as well as Perfection of Princi- 
ple. 
Valuable improvements added for 1869, 
Manufactured by 
ADRIANCE, PLATT & CO., 
MTy .— Pongh ke epsie, N". V. 163 Green wich-st., N. T. 
mimm 
AND ME LODE ON S, 
*3^0Q0,now imise. 
CEO. E. WAR1NC, Jr., 
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER, 
Ogdrn Farm, Newport, R. I. 
Partieular attention given to all WoPlCS of Ajtnicnltnrnl 
Improvement, buc!i a-^ /Jind Drainaoe; the Construction of 
Farm Buildings, including Earth Closets; the lie novation 
vf Worn-out Lands; Road-making, etc. 
MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COL- 
LEGE, Amherst, Mass. For Circulars or any desired 
information, address the President, *W. 6. CLARK. 
H. W. JOHNS' Patent 
Asbestos Roofing 
Is n CHEAP nnil TIELIABLE Rubatitntc for Slntc, Tin, etc., 
Adapted for all climates, and c:in easily be applied. 
Asbestos Roof Coating 
Is a fibrous, water-proof coating for preserving Tin, Shingle, 
( anvas, and Felt Hoofs. Prepared ready for use. 
Asbestos Cement 
I* a fibrous material, to he applied with a trowel ; for repair- 
ing leaks around Chimneys, Dormer Windows, etc. 
The Agriculturist and Daily News* buildings arc rov- 
crcd with the ASBESTOS KOOF COATING. 
Have used tlie ASBESTOS CEMENT with grent satisfac- 
tion and regard the discovery as a very important one. 
Ed. American Agricultural Annual. 
The N". Y. Tr.iuu.XE Buildings arc covered with the Asbes- 
tos Hoofing. 
"We consider this invention one of great value. 
MUNN & CO., Eils. Scientific American. 
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS, 
Prices, and any further desired information, will be furnish- 
ed free by mail on application to 
H. W. JOHNS, 7S William-st., New York. 
Manufacturer of Improved Roofing Materials, Preservative 
and Fire-proof Paints, Boiler Felting, etc. 
SAVE SUGAR! 
THE AMERICAN PRESET5V11VG POWDER, 
warranted to preserve all kinds of FRUITS, Tomatoes, Veg- 
etables, Wine, Cider, &c., na good as the best canned 
fruits, without nir-tighting the jars, and with or without 
Sugar. Admits of keeping the fruit for one or two years in 
large glass, earthen, or stone-ware jnrs, by merely corking' or 
tying paper over them, and using them irom time to time, 
as wanted, without fermentation being occasioned bv weeks 
of exposure to the air. It is 5) per cent cheaper than any 
other method— warranted to do it or money refunded. One 
package will preserve G4 lbs. fruit. Price $1. Until agencies 
are established, the public are Invited to form (Hubs and 
send $8 for 1 doz., or $1 lor \i dozen, which we will forward 
by Express. 
Wanted some merchant to tike the absolute agency of 
each County in V. S., during life of patent. Good induce- 
ments offered. Fur terms, &c. t address 
L. P. W0RR.A1L & CO., Proprietors, 
153 Chambers-st., N. Y. Cit y. 
F 
7<OR SALE— A HANDSOME 
Country Sent 
of 33 acres. In a high state of cultivation, In Haddonficld, 
N. J., Six miles from Philadelphia, easy of access by the Can, - 
den and Atlantic Railro;id several times a day; also by turn- 
pike. Large and elegant Mansion, in complete repair, with 
everv convenience of a first-class city residence, viz : WAter- 
close'ts, bath rooms, with hot and cold water ; heated throne-b- 
out with entire new heater and low down grates, and light- 
ed With gns manufactured on the premises. The grounds 
are beautifully laid out and ornamented with shade trees 
and evergreens, also with choice fruit trees, green-house and 
grapery; ice-house (well filled,) tool-house, gardener's 
house, gas-house, stable and coach-house. The property 
commands handsome landscape, wood and water views, 
and is one of the most desirable and healthy localities within 
many miles of Philadelphia. For terms, npplv on tho 
premises to WILLIAM MANX, Hnddonfield, N.J. 
Notice to Reafl Estate Agents. 
The North Carolina Land Company, 
Chartered by Act of General Assembly, Raleigh, N. C, 
Have for sale 1.000 improved farms from £."• to $'15 per acre. 
Also 2.000,000 acres of timber and mineral land, from 50 cts. 
to (10 per acre. Agents wanted in every town and city. "Will 
pay liberal commission. For particulars and descriptions, 
address NORTH CAR. LAND CO., Raleigh, N. C. 
FARM FOR SALE, a proof! dairy farm, 244 acre*. 
Price twenty dollars per acre. For particulars, apply 
to J. HANDLES, South Stirling, Wayne Co., Penn. 
PARK IIWITEIi, 
OX THE AMERICAN & EUROPEAN FLAN", 
Cor. BEEKMAN and NASSAU STS., 
Near City Hall Park, NEW YORK. 
GEORGE "WIGHT, Proprietor. 
N. P.. — Located in the very heart of the wholesale bnsfnexs 
this is one of the most conveniently located Hotels for Mer- 
chants. Bnslness men and others visiting the city. 
f AND DRAINAGE.— Levels taken, work laid 
J3-i out and inspected, plans made. I mav be consulted at 
my Farm, or by letter. W. P.. HOPKINS. Agricultnral 
Engineer and Purveyor, formerly of the liureau of Engi- 
neers and Surveyors," New York City. 
a D. PUTNAM & CO., Produce Commission 
1'xlq Merchants, No. 68 P earl-st.Kew York. "Quick sales 
and prompt returns." £3T Send for our weekly Price Cur- 
rent and Marking Plnte.^rj 
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thing on band for Sunday School workers. 
FOR THE JHIIililOX. 
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Album made-, holding 1>0 full size pictures, only 25 cents. 
Entirely new. Sent free by mail, on reneipt of p'rice. 
SAMUEL BOWLES & CO., 
Springfield, Mass. 
