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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[February. 
huist-s prize: medal 
Garden Seeds 
are always warranted, being exclusively of our own 
growth. Best lor the Gardener ! Best for the 
Merchant! BECAUSE RELIABLE! 
They never fail to produce the finest vegetables, and are 
planted in all parts of the world. The constant improve¬ 
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more than half a century, have brought Buist's Seeds to a 
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BUIST’S CARDEN MANUAL for 1882 
(192 pages of useful Information), mailed for 3c. stamp. 
Wholesale Price Current for Merchants on application, 
ROBERT BU1ST, Jr., Seed Grower. Philadelphia, Pa. 
Almost EVERYTHING 
For the GARDEN and FRUIT FARM. 
DUTCHESS NURSERIES & SEED ESTABLISHMENT. 
Pounded 1863. Send for catalogue with Novelties in Seeds 
and Fruits. W. L. FERRIS, Jr, Po'keepsie, N. Y. 
I I A I 5“ Brothers, South Glastonbury, TlTf* 
rl M L, L. Conn, are headauarters for aud iJXtJ 
Brothers, South 
Conn, are headquarters for aiid ■ 
send free catalogue of TBT’UUTE'Q 
Currants, » vr ri |j ixririiiv |) JoXtJAIAAXiSS 
Grapes, and ill fill 1/ H TiO A Ei It, Sir a to berry on 
Trees, best m earth. Productive 
as Crescent, perfect forms, A Kl r\hlgh flavor, firm as 
A IN! Ui 
SEEDS. SEEDS. 
VANDERBILT BROS., 
23 Fulton Street, New York. 
Catalogue of Garden, Flower and Field Seeds 
for 1882. Mailed free upon application. 
1 Vilson. Bea utiful colored 
foot of row in full fruiting 
of new Black Cap Raspberry, 
■week before Doolittle, is jet black, and 
twice as productive. 
'plate, showing one 
sent free, also cut 
SOUHEGAN 
SURPLUS STOCK. 
75,000 Cherry and La Versailles Currants, 1 and 2 
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10,000 Champion Quince, 1 to 3 years. A large lot of 
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•20,000 Peach Trees, 2 to 3 feet. This stock is all fine, 
and will be sold at reasonable rates. Address, 
STEPHEN HOi'T’S SONS, New Canaan, Conn. 
BiDWELL, MANCHESTER, 
and other leading varieties of Strawberry Plants. Cata¬ 
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BLOOMINGTON (PHCENIX) NURSERY. 
ACRES. Established 1852. IS Greenhouses. We 
V) have for sale this season a very large and fine 
■stock of 
Apple Seedlings, 1 and 2 years. 
Plum “ 1 year. 
Cherry “ 1 year. 
We also put up root grafts of apple, pear, plum, and cherry 
in very large quantities. Prices on application. Address, 
SIDNEY TUTTLE, Agent, Bloomington, Illinois. 
FREE TO ALL, 
O UR new Illustrated and De¬ 
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quality. Wholesale and retail. 
Goods shipped by mail and ex¬ 
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Thirty Greenhouses in operation. 
Address NANZ & NEUNEE, 
Louisville, Ky. 
5 Cents 
Send for list of over 150 varieties of green¬ 
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each. Descriptive price list free. 
JOSEPH E. BONSALL, Salem, Ohio. 
FRUIT 
And PRICE LIST of |T^T»Y7I"r? 
SMALL FRUITS. I X 1 JLVl j I j 
NOTES 
R. JOHNSTON. 
Shortsville, Ontario Co., N. Y. 
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PLANTS WITH THE PRECISION OF A HOE 
All the ground a person can walk over in a day. 
THE EASIEST TO HANDLE AND THE FASTEST HAND 
PLANTER IN USE. 
Every Planter fully warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. 
Inducements on Samples this season. Send for circular. 
WALLACE FISK, South Byron, 
Genesee Co., N. Y. 
Vanderbilt Brothers, No. 23 Fulton St., Agts for N. Y. City. 
Hamlin Johnson, Providence, R.I., Agent for New England. 
SEEDS 
Seeds sent by mail to any Post-Office in the United States, 
duty paid. 
My Illustrated Catalogue for 1882 mailed free to 
all intending purchasers. 
WM, RENNIE, Seedsman, Toronto, Canada. 
Gardner’s Railway Pitching Apparatus. 
Consisting of Grappling 
Fork, Carrier, Pulleys, etc. 
This Fork, Car, etc., has 
been sold throughout the 
U. S. and Canada with the 
greatest success. It has won 
its way amid the greatest 
competition of Forks aud 
Carriers, and is without 
doubt the best Hay amlGrain 
Unloader made. Every farm 
_ er should send for a circular 
now. E, V, R. Gardner & Co,, Johnson’s, Orange Co,, N. Y. 
I CHALLENGE THE WOULD TO 
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of handling hay as is combined in the 
LITTLE GIANT HAY HOOK AND 
CARRIER. Send for illustrated cir¬ 
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following are a sample“ Long¬ 
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We have unloaded a large load in two 
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_ _ Will.” —“ Gibson City, Ill., Nov. 
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GOOD MEN WANTE D capable of 
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Address GIIlAltli WIRE MILLS, Philadelphia 
The SEDGWICK 
STEEL WIBE FENCE. 
Is the only general purpose wire fence in use. Being a 
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SEDGWICK BROS., Richmond, Ind. 
E. & 0. WARD, 
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(established 1815.) Send'for Circular of Great Value, 
giving full instructions for shinning 
POULTRY, GAME, BUTTER, and PRODUCE. 
No. 279 Washington St., N. Y. 
Kef., Irving National Bank, New York City. 
IEW.fr ORNAMENTAL TR EES 
FR«>8c x SHRUBS, ROSES. 1882. 
Besides the largest and most complete general 
stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Roses, etc., 
in the U. S., we offer many Cliofce Novelties. 
New Abridged Catalogue mailed free to all who 
apply. Address ELL.WANGER &. BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N.Y. 
FLOWERS 
OVER 
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Distinct 
_Varieties 
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^uhsehy CAT ALOGUE 
Descriptive of our immense stock of FRUIT and ORNA¬ 
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Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. 
10 ROSES for $1. 15 GLADIOLII, for 81. 
25 VERBENAS for $1. 
Send for illustrated catalogue of Greenhouse, Bedding and 
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Wading River, N. Y. 
MANUFACTURED AT 
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125 ACRES 
IN 
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