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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
351 
For 
Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of the 
priced :.Cixed: 
per oz. 
Cabbage.— Early Jersey Wakefield, (true) $1.00 
41 Early Winninsstadt 30 
" Early French Ox-heart S9 
Eiuiy Flat Dutch, (true) 50 
Cattlitlo wee.— Early Erfurt, (very fine) 4.00 
11 Paris Nonpareil 1.50 
" Large "White French 75 
Lettuce.— Early Curled Simpson's. 40 
" Early Tennis Ball 40 
Spinach. — Round-leaved 10 
" Prickly 10 
We have also all the best varieties of "Winter "Wheat 
and Rye and Grass Seeds of all kinds. Prices will 
be given on application. Address 
R. H. ALLEN a. CO., 
139 & 191 "Water St., P. O. Bos 37G, 
New York City. 
The New Seedling 
RASPBERRIES 
" Herstine" and "Saunders." 
Produced from the seed of the " Allen " planted in alter- 
nate rows with the Philadelphia, and doubtless a cross be- 
tween these two perfectly hardy native varieties: having the 
color and flavor of the Allen, with much larger size, the pro- 
ductiveness of the Philadelphia, and the hardiness of both. 
The '* Heroine" having stood four, and the "Saunders" 
three winters entirely unprotected, without injury. A lim- 
ited number of plants will be for sale this fall at $i each, s ij 
per haif-doz., or $30 per doz. Orders accompanied by the 
cash will be booked and filled in rotation as received, after 
Sent 15th, or previously, if desired. Address 
D. "W. HEtlSTIN'E, Agricultural F.ooms, 
9th and "Walnut Sts„ Philadelphia, Pa. 
Citrawherrv Plants selected from 100 varieties.— 
^ Bovden's N"o. 30, extra, berries 1 oz. each. Chas. Down- 
in 0- , extra; Nicanor, Komevu Seedling, Boyden's No. 15, 
Bovden's No. -19; plants, 50c. doz.; $1.25, 100; $10, 1.000. 
These 6 varieties, 1 doz. each, free by mail, $2. President 
"Wilder, Kentucky, Hudson's Early.Hudsou's No. 9.Hudson's 
No. 3, and Conqueror. These G varieties are new and v. fine ; 
plants, $1 doz.; $5, 100; these (i varieties, 1 doz. each, free by 
mail, S3, Send for Catalogue. F. & W. CARPENTER, 
Rye, "Westchester Co.. N. Y. 
Superior Dutch Bulbs. 
RICHARD LAUER, Importer, 52 Cedar Street.New York, 
Sole Agent Tor the U. S. of the celebrated Florists, Messrs. 
L. Van Waveren & Co., Holland, is now ready with his Fall 
Importation of assorted cases of prime quality Bulbs. 
Catalogues sent upon application. 
Keeping Sweet Potatoes. 
Mnmford's Patent Process will preserve Sweet Potatoes 
the year round. It will also cure rot in Irish potatoes. It 
Is very cheap and accessible to nil. Individual rights $3.00. 
Territory tor sale. Remit by P. O. Order or Registered Let- 
ter. Recommended bv state Agricultural Societies of Ohio, 
Indiana, Illinois. :ind Missouri. 
UAWICIXS, TIMMONS & CO., Cllillicothe, O. 
DREER'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF 
Ul'LBOrS FLOWER ROOTS.— Hants, Small Fruits, 
Flower Seeds. &c, for the autumn of 1S70, is now published, 
and will he mailed to all who enclose a postage stamp. 
" A. DREER, 714 Chestnut St., 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
Address IIENRV A. 
l *n nftrt nop plants, 
IiFViVVV TERS, for fall planting. For n 
E. FRANCE, Coblcskill, N. Y. 
ENGLISH CLUS- 
lanting. For price address 
SEED BAGS. 
HOWLETT BROTHERS, 204 Fulton St., 
New York, manufacture and print to order every de- 
scription of Seed Bags. 
Fertilizers- 
Pnro Ground Mo in , 
Poftiviun Gtiniio, 
t'OC'S Sti |)t -rplloS [llm ( c. 
Lantl Plaster, 
J. R. nECATTR & CO., 
Snfi per ton. 
SSO " 
S.-.G " 
- Sl.GO per Bbl. 
1W Water St., New York. 
PUKE BRED PIGS FOR SALE ! 
We are Importers and Dealers In the following celebrated 
breeds of Hoc*. Berkshire, Essex, Magic, Suffolk, and 
Chester Whites. "We have some verv Choice Pigs of all the 
above breeds for Rule. For full particulars, Price-List, etc., 
address with stamp 
B. II. KOim & Co., Garrcttsville. O. 
Premium Chester White Pigs. 
"Warranted ns pure bred stock ns can be obtained \i\ Ches- 
ter Co., Pa, Bred and for sale by 
JAMES YOUNG. .Ik! & CO., Marshalllon, Pa. 
Send for Circular and Price List. 
FINE POULTRY.— D:trk Brahma, Ilomlan, $12 
per pair. Light Brahma, ST per pair. All bred from 
choice fnwU and warranted tocivn partflfhotlon. 
Address CRAIILES FLOMNG, 
Box 13?, Lectonia, Columbhma Co., O. 
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/^?£&Usc<&e€, 
VEGETABLE SEEDS AND PLANTS 
FOR PRESENT PLANTENC. 
per oz. per It>. 
Cabbage.— Early Jersey Wakefield (true) §1.00 $12.00 
Early Dutch and Wianigstadt 40 4.00 
Catjliflowek.— Early Paris and Nonpareil... IJiO 20.C0 
" Early Erfurt and Dyker 3.00 33.00 
Lettuce.— Early Curled Simpson (true) 40 4.C0 
" Hardy Green and Tennis Ball 40 4X0 
Butter and Brown Dutch 40 4.00 
Siberian Kale or Sprouts ...... 10 75 
Spinach.— Round and Prickly 10 75 
(Free by mail.) 
per 100. per 1000. 
Conover's Colossal Asparagus Roots $3.00 $2ri.O0 
Giant2Year's " " 1.00 7.50 
Linnaeus Rhubarb Roots 15.00 
(Best Season for Southern Planting.) 
Fall Bulb-List, now ready, mailed free. 
PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS. 
BRED AND FOR SALE BY 
GEO. B. HICKMAN. 
"West Chester, Ciiester County, Pens'. 
C^~ Send for Circular and Price-list. 
2r70<5 LBS. was the weight of Two Ohio 
3 I \J J Improved Chester Hogs at 20>£ months old. 
Send stamp for a description of this famous breed, and ft 
great variety of other thorough-bred Animals and Fowls. 
L. 11. SILVER, Salem, O. 
PREMIUM MAGIE HOGS.— Bred mid Shipped 
by L. L. REED, Auburn, Geauga Co.. Ohio. All persons 
wishing to improve their breed of Hogs arc requested to 
send lor circular of prices and other valuable Informa- 
tion, free. 
IIOICE POULTRY for Sale.— Dark Brahmas, 
Houdans, Huff Cocldns. Spring Chickens. $13 Trio. 
Year old laying pullets, $:0 Trio. Light Brahmas, v. line; 
Snver-Grcv Dorkincs, Silver-spangled Hamtmrgs, Spring 
Chickens, $8 Trio. Year-old pullets, laying, $12 Trio. Our 
Park Brahmas, Iloudans.aml Buff Cochins, arc from Import- 
ed stock, and v. fine. "We consider Houdans best of all lowls 
for laving, never silting. Send For Catalogue. 
" F. & W. CARPENTER, Rye. Westchester Co., N. Y. 
Premium Chester White Pies, Cattle, Sheep, and 
Fowls, bred and shipped to order. Send for Circular 
on Breeding and Care of Su'tne. Also, Berkshire Pigs from 
Imported Stock. THOS. WOOD, Doe Run, Chester Co., l'a. 
noudan and Grey Dorking Fowls 
For Bale. Homlan from (horongh-brcd stock, well muffed 
and bearded, ?'0O per pair. $;."> per Trio. Grey Dorking, bred 
from .1. C. Cooper's celebrated Irish stock, $15 per pair, fSO 
per Trio, single cock S10. Address 
C. I). VALENTINE, Fordham. Westchester Co.. X. Y. 
A few pairs of choice Aylesbury, Rouen, and 
Muscovy Ducks at $~>; Bronze Turkeys, Pea Fowls, 
Bremen, Toulouse, and Hong Knng Geese, at $10. Chester 
Pigs, ColswoKl Sheep, Blooded Cattle, and Poultry at low 
rates, by N. GUILBERT, Owynedd, Pa. 
Pi:rr.krfj> cukstek white 
Plga.Shrrp. Poultry. Pleeons.RaMiits.ito., 
bred and shipped bv . I. W. & M. IRWIX. Pennlngtonvllle, 
Chester Co., Pa. Send for Illustrated Circular. 
ANTIOCH COLLEGE. 
ANTIOCH COLLEGE, YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO. -will 
open for the next year on the 14 to. of September next, with 
a larger staff of instructors than ever. Students 01 either 
sex may enter the College proper, tlie Normal Classes, or 
anv special or preparatory classes which they prefer, or for 
which their acquisitions lit them. In the College Depart- 
ment there are two courses of instruction ; and a wide free- 
dom in election of studies is given to the student. The col- 
lege is fully endowed, and maintains the high standard of 
scholarship which was given to it bv its first president, 
Horace Mann. It is directed in the interests of sound learn- 
ing and liberal religion ; no religious test of anv kind being 
germittcd under iis charter, and" absolute freedom of choice 
eiug given to students in the selection of their places of 
worship. 
The necessary expenses. Including board, lodging, and 
tuition, are about two hundred dollars a year. 
Address the President, Ret. GEO. "W. HOSMER, Yellow 
Springs, O., for catalogues, with full detfcus of information. 
Publishers of 
HILLARD'S READERS— Now Series. 
AY ALTON'S ARITHMETICS. 
WORCESTER'S SPELLING-BOOKS. 
WORCESTER'S DICTIONARIES. 
GEAVBT'S GOODRICH'S HISTORY OP THE 
UNITED STATES. Just ready, a Concise History of 
the United States based on Geavey's Goodrich's Historv, by 
L.J. Campbell, with Maps and frustrations. This will be 
found one of the most convenient iu size, vet sufficiently 
complete, of any School History now before the country. 
Correspondence Is solicited with reference to the use of these 
books. A very liberal discount will be given for first intro- 
duction. Catalogues will be sent on application. Address 
GEO. F. PHELPS, 
Care J. ~\Y. ScHERMETinonx & Co.. 14 Bond St., New York. 
MACY HAS IT. 
Every new thing, 
If you order anything, 
An j' advantage In price, 
YTc buy and sell for cash — 
Every new boot, 
Everything In Lace Goods, 
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, 
Small "\Yares, Trimmings, &c. 
All at popular prices- 
Cash orders, by Mail, or Express. 
R. H.MAC Y, Uth St. & 
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6th Ave., New York. 
£150,000,000 
Sterling in money and estates remain unclaimed in England, 
Scotland, and Ireland, in many cases as far back as 1600. 
Gun's Index to Advertisements for Heirs at Law, Next of 
Kin. Legatees, and cases of unclaimed money (Part 5, con- 
taining upwards of 5,000 names), price 15 cents. JOHX 
HOOPER & CO., No. 41 Park Row, New York City. 
