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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[Decembek, 
Fottler's Improved Brunswick Garage. 
This fine Cabbage, originally intro- 
duced by out- Mr. Schickel, and per- 
fected in size and form by Mr, Fottler, 
father of the junior member oi our 
firm, still maintains its superiority 
for general culture over all other cab- 
bages at present known. 
The accompanying cut was drawn 
and engraved, from a fiir average 
specimen of our seed stock crop of 
1§71, and is a faithful representation of 
the variety as sold by us. It is a rapid 
grower, and uniformly productive of 
large, handsome, solid heads, on short 
stems, with but few outside leaves- 
Early planted, it is ready for use in 
July and August. Later planted, it is 
in use throughout the winter. We 
offer seed of this fine variety, and a 
general assortment or other seeds. In 
quantities suited to the requirements 
of purchasers. 
lhe specialty of our business Is fur- 
nishing seeds ot extra quality Butted 
to the requirements of Market-Garden- 
ers and others. Our seeds are grown 
from the choicest stocks and in the 
most careful manner, and we know- 
ingly deal in no other. 
Catalogues of varieties 
and prices sent free to 
all who apply for them. 
Address 
SCHLEGEL, EVERETT & CO., 16 S. Market St., Boston, Mass. 
BRICGS & BROTHER'S 
ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF 
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, 
Now ready. Consists of 138 PAGES, on rose-tinted 
paper, with upwards of 401> separate cuts, and SIX beauti- 
ful COLORED PLATES. The richest catalogue ever 
published. 
*' The finest work of the sort ever Issued on this continent, 
or in Europe."— Com. Advertiser, Buffalo. N. Y.. Oct.23, 1871 . 
Send 28 cents for copy, not one half the value of the col- 
ored plates. Free to old customers. See catalogue for ex- 
traordinary inducements in prices, premium*, etc. 
Either of our 
TWO CHROMOS 
for 1872, size 10x34 
one a flower plate of bulbous plants, consisting of Lilies, 
etc. ; the other of annual, biennial, and perennial plants— the 
most elegant FLORAL CHROMOS ever issued. A su- 
perb parlor ornament; mailed, post-paid, on receipt of 75 
cents; also free, ou conditions specified in catalogue. 
Address BRICGS A. BROTHER, 
Established 1815. Rochester, New York. 
English Acorns for Seed. 
(QITCRCUS PEDUXCULATA.) 
This variety of "White Oak Is celebrated throughout Eng- 
land for ornamental and useful purposes, grows well in 
most all soils and exposed situations in this country, and is 
highly esteemed as an addition to native, ornamental, and 
timber trees. One quart of acorns sent by mail ou receipt 
of 00 cents. CURTIS & COBB. Seedsmen, 
1G1 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. 
EDWARD T. DICKINSON, 
Chatenay, par Antony, Seine, France, 
furnishes all kinds of choice nursery stocks and seeds, es- 
pecially pear seed. 
Attends personally to sorting and packing. 
Address in New York : 
F. "W. BURKE, 133 Nassau street. 
ANDRE LEROY'S NURSERIES, 
Angers, France. 
The most extensive in Europe. For Catalogue, apply to 
BRUGUIERE & TIIEBAUD, 
P. O. Box 15. 
5i Cedar St., New York. 
FEA11I-TREES, grown on new ground ; 
also different varieties of Small Fruits. For'sale low. 
Send early for price-list. THOS. C. ANDREWS, Moores- 
town, N. J. 
Peerless Potatoes, 
Genuine stock. S3.5Q per barrel. SI. 50 per hnshel. 
4 lbs. by mail, post-paid, 7">c. Address S. B. FANNING, 
Jamesport, N. Y. 
H ERSTI N E. 
The largest, handsomest, best, and most productive 
HARDY RED RASPBERRY. Grown by WM, 
PA RKY , Cinn aminson . N. .1. Bend for Catalogue. 
GENTS FOR THE FRUIT RECORD- 
ER tretfiQ per cent in plants, trees, or flowers for 
ever)' subscription they send us at $1.00, or 33 cts. 
in cash for every sanli 'subscriber. Terms on appli- 
cation. A. M. Purdy, Palmyra, N. Y. 
A 
A CHR8STEV3AS PUDDING 
FILL OF PLUMS, Sext FnEE on receipt of Stamp for 
Postage. Address ADAMS & CO.. Boston. 
| My New Cat iilog ue Cor 1S72 of new 
I and desirable Garden, Vegetable. Flower, 
I and other seeds, now ready, mailed tree. 
I Gennine Trophy Tomato seed.lOcts. 
| per pkt„ 50 ets. "per 07.., by mail, nost- 
h»rtlll"BH.IP a ' d - Address H. F.. AC'KEI:, Secd- 
>~** «••.«'.*£• 1 Grower, TYoodbridge, N. J. 
the 
GEO. F. CIIAMPNEY, Taunton, Mass., 
Importer and Breeder of superior Partridge Cochins, has 
for sale about 2"> pairs or trios of the above. 
The subscriber makes a specialty of breeding Partridge 
Cochins, and has spared no expense in procuring the best 
breeding stock to be had. The birds offered for sale are of 
rare excellence, and those wishing exhibition birds will find 
it for their advantage to call on or address as above. 
Also, for sale a 'line lot of Creveccenrs. including the 
birds awarded 1st Premium at last N. Y. S. F. Exhibition, 
together with SO chicks of large size and fine plumage. 
OAK I.A>E POULTRY YARDS. 
Our Fall Circular and Price-List of Poultry, Piftcons. •tc. 
is now ready. We have a large quantity of extra-line Fowls 
and Piseons to offer at reasonable prices. Send stamp for 
Price-List. 
WADE <fc HEXRY, 
49 V. 9th St., Philadelphia, Fit. 
JPortridgre Oooliint*. 
4 Trios. Exhibition Birds. Very fine- 
TVAPE & HEXRV, JON. 9th St.. Philadelphia. 
UKE-BRED DARK U1UHMAS, BUFF CO- 
CH1NS, AND PARTKIDGB COCHINS. A few pairs 
for sale at reasonable rates. All from 1st Premium Stock, 
Address, with stamp, A. N. EAUB, Lock Haven, Pa. 
ESSEX PIGS. 
I ^havc a few- very choice thorough-bred Essex pins lor 
sale, singly, or in pairs nut akin, urders booked now for 
early spring pic*. Address 
JOSEPH "HARRIS, Moreton Farm, Rochester, N. T. 
FOR SALE AX 
FLEETWOOD STOCK FARM, 
Near Frankfort, Ky., 
Thorough-bred Horses, Trotting Stock, Im- 
ported Alderneys. 
JT. \V. HUNT REYNOLDS. 
TIIOROI'ft EI-BIS I<;f > DUEHAMS. 
trom stock imported from England and Scotland 
from noted milkine: families. A few males and females, old 
and young, for sale low. W.U. MAEKHAM, Avon.N.Y. 
LDERNEY COW, '.< breed. Five ycrtrs old. 
Very desirable. For s:ile cheap. Address 
I. L. S., liox 1,601, New York City. 
I'KUB SOi:'riI-»©WJiS for sale, 
' » from imported stock, by 
GEORGE II. BROWX, Millbrook, Dutchess Co.. X. Y. 
THE GLEN k HALL 
Grain antl Clover TEiresliing; and 
£ep am ting* MacSain.cs. 
Address The Glen & Hall JXaiiula.et«i'iitsj Co., 
ROCHESTER, N. Y., or DETROIT, MICH. 
Catalogues sent free to all applicant?. 
"TEAM ,-'HEATtEiG- 
PASt'OAST & MAIILE, 
Philadelphia, Pa„ 
cceed Morris Tasker & Co. as 
CONTRACTORS 
|For the Heatim of Buildings of every description, 
I by Steam and Hot Water, after the most approved 
■ methods. Greenhouses, Conservatories, and Forc- 
llng Houses hented to any desired temperature. 
lLaundrv and Culinary Apparatus in detail. Esti- 
mates furnished upon'application. 
MILLERS, BUY the RUSSELL DOUBLE-SUC- 
TIOX SMI'T MACHINE. All warranted to give 
satisfaction. Send for circular to H. S. GILBERT, Cham- 
bersburg, Pa. 
Rare and Beautiful Flowers 
and Choice Vegetables 
CAN ALWAYS HK OBTAINED BY SOWING 
B. K. BLISS &, SONS, 
23 PARK PLACE & 20 MURRAY ST.. N. V, 
IMPORTERS, GROWERS, AND DEALERS IN 
Garden, Field, and Flower Seeds, 
SMALL FRUITS, 
Agricultural and Horticultural 
Implements, 
Fertilizers, and Other Requisites for the 
Farm and Garden. 
The Eighteenth Annual Edition of their celebrated Seed 
Catalogue ami Amateur's Guide to the Flower 
and K ilcllen Garden, will be ready for distribu- 
tion early In January, and mailed to our customers of 1&7I 
as rapidly as possible, and to all applicants, upon receipt of 
25 cents; an edition beautifully bound in cloth 75 cents. 
This is without exception the largest and best Catalogue 
ever published In this or any other country. It will contain 
nearly.KO pages, including many finely executed engravings 
of favorite flowers and vegetables, and a beautifully colored 
chromo of a group of twenty of the most popular flowers in 
cultivation. Also a descriptive list of 2,500 species and 
varieties of flower and vegetable seeds, including all the 
novelties of the past season, with full directions for culture. 
Address 
B. K.. BLISS & SONS, 
JP. O. Box 5,5 13 Sew York City. 
THE CELEBP.ATED PRAIRIE CITT SEEDER, and 
Cultivator combined, is the cheapest and best, lletter 
than a DrHI. The increase In yield will pay for it in one 
season. Send for free circulars to 
HARRIS MANUFACTUUIXG CO.. Janesville, TTis. 
AMERICAN SUBMERGED PUP. 
"The Best Pump in the World." 
Our Agents report over $S00,G00 worth of property saved 
from Fire this year by these pumps, "being the most power- 
ful force-pumps in the world, as well as Non-Frcczing. 
Sec October number, page GOG, also the Pre mi urn-Li pf, page 
393, of the Am. Agriculturist. Tins paper never deceives 
the farmers. Sec notice in February number, page 45. Try 
one. If it don't ilo the work claimed, send it back and get 
your money, as wc warrant our pomps to do all we 
claim for them on our circulars. 
Send for circulars or orders to the Bridgeport Zil'fg 
Co., No. 53 Chambers St., New York. 
An order for nine No. 1 Pumps secures an exclusive town 
fir- 1 '"icy. 
For Corn-Meaf , Wheat- 
Flouring, and 
Stock Feed. 
C.nisr-MiLL. Two Pun of Stone, 
corapleto for $1,200. BoltB.Smatters, 
Corn-Sbellers, and Mill-Work gene- 
rally. 
Sexd ron Descriptive Pamphlet. 
ISAAC STRACB & CO., 
Cincinnati, O. 
FLAX. HEMP. RAMIE. 
"We make separate Brakes for each article. The Flax 
Brake is well known as the best in any market. The Hem? 
Brakes are strong-, and will break fast and nrst-ratej Inking 
out nearly all the woody matter. The Ramie Brake will do 
the work, and clean this newnlmt as required. Please send 
for Circular to JOH\ W. Q,UI\CY. 
Treasurer, Mallory & Banferd Flax and Hemp Machine Co., 
A3 William F.t „ N ew York. 
"horse-power governor. 
Address THOS. B. McCONAOGHKY, Newark, Del. 
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