270 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[July, 
TURNIP SEED. 
All grown from carefully selected Roots. 
The following varieties wiH 
be mailed post-paid upon re¬ 
ceipt of price affixed: Early 
White Dutch, White Strap- 
leaf, Ked-iop Strap-leaf, Cow- 
horn, Improved American Ru- 
ta-baga, Long White French, 
Sweet German, Large. Yellow 
Globe, 0 cts. per ounce, 25 cts. 
4 ounces, 75 cts. per pound. 
Prices for larger quantities to 
. dealers, either in bulk or packets for retail¬ 
ing, will be given upon application. 
Our Turnip Seed Circular, 
giving many hints of the great value of this cron and full 
directions for its cultivation. Also a list of VEGETA¬ 
BLE and FLOWER SEEDS for sowing in August 
and September, mailed free. . . 
Flower Seeds for Fall Sowing.— 20 varieties Hardy 
Annuals and Perennials. $1. 
our AUTUMN CATALOGUE OF DUTCH 
BULBOUS ROOTS AND SMALL FRUITS, 
about 50 pages, beautifully illustrated, will be ready ior dis¬ 
tribution Sept. 1st. A copy will be mailed to all .applicants 
enclosing Ten Cents ; regular customers supplied gratis. 
SILVEE HULL BUCKWHEAT, 
A great. improvement upon tiie ordinary variety. It con¬ 
tinues in bloom longer, matures a lew days sooner, and yields 
nearly or quite double tinder the same conditions. The grain 
is of a light gray color, varying slightly in shade, and the 
corners are much less prominent than in the ordinary va¬ 
riety, while the husk is thinner, thereby saving from 15 to SO 
per cent, waste in the process of manniacturing into flour, 
which flour is whiter and more nutritions. Price per 
bushel. $2.50 ; half bushel, SI.50 ; peck. $1.00 j 
3 lbs., by mail, $1.00. Address 
B. K. BUSS & SONS, P. O; Box 5,712, 
34 Barclay Street, New York. 
5 varieties, at 
lowest prices. Am. liuta Baga, 55c. per lb., post-paid. Cata¬ 
logue of Kali Seeds mailed Free to every applicant. 
BENSON, MAULE & CO., 223 Church St., Philadelphia. 
FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS 
For the Fall of 1878. By mail, post-paid, and warranted to 
arrive salelv to anv P. O. in the U. S. or Canada. 
Per 100. Per 1,000. 
Sugar Maple, 
4 to 6 inches.... 
.$ .50 
$3.'00 
Sott, Maple, 
4 to 8 “ .... 
.75 
5.(i0 
American Beech, 
, 6 to 8 “ _ 
.7> 
4.00 
White i .1 m. 
6 to 9 “ .... 
. 1.00 
5.00 
Yellow Birch, 
6 to 9 “ .... 
..75 
4.00 
Black A6h, 
6 to 9 “ .... 
. 1.03 
0.00 
Cuttings. European barch and Evergreen Seed. Order now. 
Send Registered Letter, P. O. Money Order, or Draft, at mv 
risk. Ef?" Caution . Do not send money in letters without 
registering. Send for a price list. Address 
W. W. JOHNSON, Central Lake, Antrim Co., Mich. 
Plants 
THE BELLEVUE 
NURSERY CO., 
Paterson,New Jersey. 
We now oiler Verbenas *3 
per 100. Geraniums and Pe¬ 
largoniums in 100 varieties, 
and millions of other plants 
at equally low prices. Orders 
should be addressed to the 
Bellevue Nursery Co.,not to 
H.I5. Chi tty, who is no longer 
in its employ. Catalogues 
Roses 
AND 
AND 
Seeds 
Bulbs 
sent on receipt of stamp. 
(A T> A 'DYT' Our specialty. Weare 
VT IV A I 1 j V 111 JliH growing a very large 
stock, best varieties. Early Orders tor next season will 
be treated with greatest liberality, lowest wholesale rates 
and satisfaction guaranteed. 
HUSH & SON & MEISSNER, Bushberg, Jeff. Co., Mo. 
A A VT? APC Among Small Fruits. Send for Cata- 
71" A XjZAXvQ logue of best varieties. 
POMONA NURSERY, Cinnaminson, N. ,T. 
A MACHINE TO APPLY POISON 
TO POTATO BUGS! 
An HOUR, ample time to apply to an ACRE. 
Ruggles Patent 
Biyr Exterminator. 
The Simplest, Best, and 
ONLY Machine yet found 
that will keep the Poison 
Thoroughly Mixed while 
applying. Can apply to 
ten times as much field 
as by any other method. 
Machines made of Gal¬ 
vanized Iron, in Hie most 
Thorough Manner, and 
Every Machine Warrant- 
Price, $6.50. 
NOW READY. 
3 MILLION 
CELERY, 
CABBAGE AND CAULIFLOWER I 
PLANTS, 
in splendid condition, and at very low rates. 
Price List on application. 
SEEDSMEN & MARKET GARDENERS,! 
35 Cortlandt St., New York. 
RUGGL.ES & ROBINSON, 
Three Rivers, Mass. 
flARRAGE PLANTS, a prime lot of the best v»- 
l illintluL i Ij. 111 1 oi rieties. at $2 per 1,000. Ad¬ 
ditional at $1.30 per 1,000. 30.U00 and over at $1 per 1,000. 
PPI VI)V j»I tW'I'fi Henderson’s Half Dwarf, and 
Lli.EL.ll I 1 JL/lll 1 3i Boston Market, $2.50 per 1,000. 
$10 per 5.000. 
For all purchasers of 1.000 plants, or over, I will present a 
copy of my “ Manual of Vegetable Plants,” a complete guide 
to Cabbage and Celery growing. Price $1.00, ami •■worth 
ten times its cost,” says Sereno Edwards Todd, Dr. Ilcxamer, 
and others. Circular's tree. 
ISAAC F. TTUXJNGHAST, 
Factoryville, Wyoming Co., Pa. 
STRAWBERRY! 
E fPft jf* will have an immense stock of tlte 
8® KgBB" coming new strawberries — Cres- 
■ B ■ llwk cent Seedling, Forest Rose, 
Pronty’s Seedling, Gt. American, Ac.—Also all the leading 
kinds.— In Pots and at very reasonable prices, 
alter Aug. 1st. Plants true to name. Pot-grown plants 
will hear a lull crop next spring. Plains not potted at the 
old cheap rates. Send for catalogue. Address 
E. P. ROE. Cornwall-on-Hudson, Orange Co.. N. Y. 
STRAWBERRIES. | 
this Fall and save a year. Great American, Monarch, Essex, 
Cumberland, Triumph, Sharpless, very large, excellent, 
firm, and productive. Crescent,, Pioneer, Cap. Jack, and 
others.— RASPBERRIES, 3 inches, yield $1,333 on 10 
Acres. Send lor Catalogues. 
WI1L PARRY, Cinnaminson, N. J. 
“A FULL CROP IN TEN MONTHS.” m 
fing*-, POT CROWN U 
XTrawberRT 
V&r jF» Xj IKT *3? JS . ■ 
lOO will produce more fruit and finer the Href season 
than 1,000 Plants grown in the ordinary way. 
All the Standard Varieties at J32.50 PER I GO. 
FOREST ROSE = CRESCENT SEEDLING, 
and a number of other neio varieties of great excellence. 
A Pamphlet on “Pot Groton ” Strawberries free. 
A HAMCE & SQM. Red Bank, N. J. 
50,000 Transplanted Strawberry Plants. 
Equal to Potted Plants.at one-fourth thccost; ready after 
Aug. 1st. Will yield full crop of fine fruit the following 
Spring. Also a large Stock of Peach and other Fruit Trees, 
Small Fruit Plants, &c„ at Low rates. Send for Circular 
giving Prices, Particulars, &c. CI1AS. BLACK & BI!()., 
Village Nurseries, Hightstown, N. J. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS^ 
in Pots, or out of Pots, for Summer or Fall planting. 
Price List free. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, New Jersey. 
Eureka Strawberry Huller. 
Introduced last season, and found to he the best thing for 
the purpose ever invented. Sent by mail to any address at 
15 cts. each. The trade supplied. Address the Manufacturer 
and Inventor, A. S. HUNKER, 
288 Common St., Lawrence, Mass. 
hue’s PATENT 
£6tATP 
&IGGI# 
JOHN SAUL’S 
Catalogue of New, Rare, and 
Beautiful Plants, 
will be ready in February, with a colored plate—Many new 
and beautiful Plants are offered for the first time, with a 
rich collection of Greenhouse and Hot-house plants; Bed- 
dins Plants; new and choice Roses; Dahlias. Well grown 
and at low prices. Free to all my customers, to others 10 cts. 
—a plain copy free. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
VICK’S 
Illustrated Monthly 
Each Number contains Thirty-two Pages of reading, 
many fine Wood Cut Illustrations, and oneConoKED Pi.ate. 
A beautiful Garden Magazine, printed on elegant paper, and 
full of information. Price, $1.25 a year; Five copies $5.00. 
JAMES VICK, ROCHESTER,N.Y. 
CHEAPEST FERTILIZER 
BECAUSE THE BEST. 
PREMIUM DONE 
Grows WHEAT and GRASS* equal to manure* 
at Half the Cost, and lasts twice as long. 
Farmers ! 1 Send questions on Postal Card to EXCELSIOR 
FERTILIZER WORKS, Salem, Ohio. Circulars Free. 
”(iApiliTT vaTwyckT 
(Established 1819), 
DEALEBS IN 
PERUVIAN 
Guano 
EXCLUSIVELY, 
170 Front Street, 
New York. 
GalvaiM Cable Fence Strai. 
The only wire fence that stands the test of time. 
JP. S. JUSTICE, 14 N. 5tU St.,, Pliila., Pa. 
J. LLOYD HAIGH, 
Manufacturer of 
Steel ai Iron Wire, ai Wire Rope 
Of Every Description. 
Galvanized Wire Clothes-line, Fence ami Vineyard 
Wire, and Fence Staples. 
Price Lists with full particulars on application. 
Offices No. 31 John St., New York City. 
__ P, O, BOX 3,339. _ 
""" WE BUILD THE STRONGEST 
WIND MILL in the WQELD. 
(13 SIZES.) 
For farm pumping, irrigation, drainage, grind¬ 
ing, and all power purposes, from 1 to SO horse¬ 
power. Circulars free. 
ECLIPSE TOD MILL GO., Beloit,'Wis. 
HALLADAY 
STANDARD. 
The only wind-mill awarded 
TWO MEDALS and 
TWO DIPLOMAS 
by the CENTENNIAL 
JUDGES. 
Every machine warranted to 
he well made of good material; 
to do good work in any kind of 
wind; to lie perfectly self- 
regulating: to possess more 
power, and to he more reliable 
than any other wind-mill 
made. Each piece 
is fitted and num¬ 
bered, so that a 
stranger can put the 
mill up, using our 
drawings and print¬ 
ed instructions for 
a guide. 
Send for CATALOGUE 66 A" and Price List. 
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO.. 
BATAVIA, ILL. 
— — w———p una 
A. B. GUNNISON, 
MANUFACTURER OF 
Cucumber Wood Pumps 
For Wells and Cisterns. 
Agents Wanted. Send lor Circulars. 
V 
rl. & 0. WARD 
PRODUCE COMMIS- 
■ SION MERCHANTS. 
POULTRY, GAME, BUTTER, &c., <fcc. 
Also Agents for Hornby’s Steam-cooked Wheat and Oats, 
No. 378 WasUitigtou-st„ N. Y. 
(Est'd 1845.) Ref., Irving national Bank, New Fork City, 
