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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[Jwi/r, 
ID & BARTON, 
(ESTABLISHED 1834. ) 
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE 
Electro - Plated Table Ware. 
(Swinging Water Set.) 
The Products of Huh "Works Embrace Every Variety of Tabic Ware, sucH as 
TEA A\D DIWER SETS, "WATER SETS, EPERGVES, CAKE-BASKETS, CAJVi>El.- 
ABRA, FRUIT-STAIVDS, ICE-PITCHERS, SPOONS AND FORKS, etc. 
In every article tltey manufacture, of wUiclievcr class, they maintain the same liigh 
standard in design, quality, and finish for which their "Ware has been so long and so 
justly celebrated. 
Their goods can be purchased of most dealers in Silver and Plated Ware ; also at their salesrooms, 
TAUNTON, Mass., and Ho . 2 MAIDEN LA NE, New York . 
TURNIP SEEDS. 
Purple Top, Golden Gl be. and "White TCuta-Baga, or 
Swedish, Yellow Aberdeen, Long "White French. White 
Globe, Early White, and Yellow Stone. Early White Flat 
Dutch, Purple or lied Top Flat Turnip Seeds, fresh and 
genuine, bv mail, in cts. per oz., SO cte. per lb. 
CELKRV PIjAHTS.— Dreer'sWhite Solid, 
Turner's Incomparable Dwarf, Boston Market, 75 cts. per 
100, S'i per 1,000 ; by mail, $1 per 100. 
HENRY A. DREER, Seedsman, 
714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
¥EGETABLE PLANTS. 
Celery, Dwarf and Wliite Solid, 7.")C. 100, $5 1,000, (40 10,000. 
Cabbage, Flat Dutch and Drumhead, 75c. 100, $5 M, (10 10,000. 
Red Dutch and Savoys, 75c. 100, (5 1,000, (10 10,000. 
Cauliflower, Early Erfurt and Konpariel, (1 100, (7 1,000. 
By express, packed in the most careful manner. 
By mail, at 10c. per 100 extra. 
JOHN WHITE, P. O. Box 75, Bergen, Jersey City, N. J. 
Turnip Seed toy ftlail. 
The following varieties, the 
quality of which can not be 
excelled, will be mailed port- 
paid to any address in the 
Tnion upon receipt of price 
affixed: Early White Dutch, 
White Strap-leaf, lied-lop 
Strap-leaf, Yellow Aberdeen, 
Long White or Cow-horn, Im- 
proved American Kuta-baga, 
nuriici o Improved Swede, Skirviug's Im- 
proved Swede, 10 cents per ounce, <E) cents 
•1 ounces, 75 cts. per pound. Large Yellow 
Globe, Lomr White French, Sweet German, 
10 cents per ounce, :10 cts. -1 ounces, $1.00 
per pound. Prices lor larger quantities to 
dealers, either in bulk or packets for retail- 
ing, will be given upon application. Address 
B. K. BLISS SL SONS, P. O. Box 5,712, 
Nos. 23 Park Place and 30 Murray St., New York. 
Reliable Turnip Seeds 
SHAMROCK SWEDE, Am. IrapVd Ruta-Bagn, 
Carter's Imperial, Laing's swede. Cow Horn, Yellow Aber- 
deen, Tankard, Ked Top and White Top Strap Leaved— at 
10c. per oz.. 25c. per qr. II)., 75c. per lb. 
YELLOW GLOBE and Yellowstone— at 10c. per oz., 
SOc. per qr. lb., $1 per lb. ; Se. per lb. fur postage, ii" ordered 
by mail. 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
P. O. Box 316. 189 und 191 Water St., New York. 
AFTER ONE WAIT'S USE of tli« 
SIPKRIOR HAY SPRKADElt no farmer 
will ever part Willi it. 
Celery 
Plants. 
Giant and Dwarf White Solid and 
Boston Market, bv express, 75c. per 
ion, B5 per LOW. If bv mail, 10c. per 
100 extra. H. E. ACKER, Seed 
and Plant Grower, Woodbridge, N. J. 
CABSM^R I»I,ANTS.— Laree stock of 
hest varieties, Bv mail, S5a per 100. By express, $2.50 
per 1.000; 830 per lii.ono. Very securely packed. 
TILLINUllAST BROS., Factoryville, Wyoming Co., Fa. 
FAMILIES desiring to avail themselves of the Am- 
erican Fruit-Preserving Powder (as heretofore 
extensively advertised in the Am. Agriculturist) for pre- 
serving the various kinds of Frnit, etc., for winter use— in 
large jars of whatever kind, without forming a vacuum or 
making them air-tight, aud with whatever quantity of sugar 
desired to make them suited to the taBte or use— can pro- 
cure it from respectable merchants in almost every distcicl 
of the TL S. and the Canadas. And such as have heretofore 
sent direct to me for it are urged to get it Irom their mer- 
chant. If he has not got it, he will get it ; if he will not, aud 
they send direct to me for it, they must order at least half-a- 
dozen packages— cash with the order— price §3— five dollars 
for six packages. 
FRUIT-GROWERS desiring to apply the Spear & 
Worrall method o! preserving fruits, etc., to preserve 
their surplUB fruit for the winter market, can make special 
arrangements, and are invited to send for particulars. 
This method provides for keeping all kinds of Fruits in 
quality superior to canned fruits — in large jars of whatever 
kind or size, and in wooden kegs and bbls.— so cheaply, as 
to admit of their selling at two-thirds (%) the price of 
canned fruits. 
And for BAKING and COOKING purposes, with 
little sugar, &d4 bbls. to keep the fruit in as directed, they 
may he ssid as low, or even lower, than common diied 
fruits; and they will prove iti 6«STy way superior to dried 
frui's for every purpose for which dried fruits'are UBCrt. 
For further information, see the Am. Agriculturist of 
June and July, 1872, or try the PRESERVING-POW- 
DER as prepared for family use, or address 
Xj. F. Xv"OR.R.AXiIj, 
153 Chambers St., New York. 
Hot -Water Proof TaMe Cutlery. 
C 
Cheapest, I In iiflsomc -.«, Most Dn-.nble Cut- 
lery known. Housekeepers ftnil more tronblc with loose 
and cracked handles in table cutlery than with anything 
else. The Handles of this style will stand boiling water, and 
never got loose. For full description sec page 165 in Ameri- 
can Agriculturist for May. Ask your dealer lor them. 
TVOODS C0T1EBY CO.. Antrim. X. H., Sole Manulactur- 
ers. Office and S alesroom, 55 CHAMBERS ST., New York. 
nutrinaT 
Made from choice roasted Wheat. It will cifrc Dyspepsia 
and Constipation, and regulate Digestion. It will keep 
fresh and sweet any length of lime, and cook In less time 
than ordinary cracked wheat. Sold by Grocers. Sample 
package sent free on receipt of 05 cents. 
Manufactured only by the 
NUTRIO MANUFACTURING CO., 
1.V80 S. 9th St., Philadelphia. 
LADIES 
111 the COUN'l'UY wishing to do their 
own STAMPING can learn all about 
that branch of business in Mme. Badou- 
reau & Co.'s Illustrated French Stamping Gazette and 
Monthly Reporter of fashion). Specimen copies, 10 cents. 
Yearly, one dollar. 125 Fourth Avenue, New York. 
BOYS' BOARDINC-SCHOOL. 
Bovs prepared for Business or College 
English Branches taught. $100. Noextra 
th year. All the 
"ascharged whatever. 
Lafln, Greek, French, Algebra, Book-keeping, or Geometry 
without extra charge, liefer to E. S. Mills. SW Broadway, 
New Yorkj Win, WTnslow, Pres't of St. Nicholas Fire Ins. 
Co., New ^ ork. Circular* free. Address 
HIRAM II. POST, Principal, Sing Sing, New York. 
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DIPLOMAS 
ACRICULTURALSOCIETIES 
. Specimens supplied by 
The Major k Knnpp Enarravin?, Ml?, and Iilliographin" Co. 
BG <!'■ fift J'nrk I'lnrr, X. T. 
LOVEJOY'S METALLIC 
WEATHER HOl'SES 
Indicate the Changes in the weather, and 
arc pretty niautef ornaments. The little 
lady appears in lair and the man in 
stormv weather, and they never make 
mistaken. Sent prepaid to anv address, 
safely packed, upon receipt of "$2 (Two), 
by ALVAIV 1L. LOVE.IOY, 
Proprietor and Manufacturer, 
'3-59 Washington St., lio&ton. 
Special j)ri''e to dealers. 
X&r A. COTKRT A: CO.. Produce 
w» O Commission MeiThnnt^, No. 63 Pearl Street. 
New York. "Quick sales and prompt returns." 8^"Send 
lor our weekly prices-current and Marking Plate. _^J 
