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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
John Saul’s Catalogue of New, 
Rare and Beautiful Plants 
for 1882 . 
Will be ready iu February, with a colored plate. It is full 
in really good and beautiful Plants New Dracaenas, New 
Crotons, New Roses, New Pelargoniums, &c., with a rich 
collection of Fine Foliage and other Plants, well grown and 
at low prices: Free to ail my customers, to others 10cts„ or 
a Plain copy free. 
Catalogues of Roses, Seeds, Fruit trees. Orchids, &c., free. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington. D. C. 
NEW PINK BOUVARDIA 
Pres.GARFlELD 
NEW REX BEGONIA 
Louis Chretien. 
15 Gladioli for $1.00. 10 Roses for $1.00. 
25 Verbenas for $1.00. Send for illustrated cata¬ 
logue of new and rare plants, seeds, and bulbs to 
_ E. S. MILLER, Wading River, K. Y. 
E» ff,'' A SO f If you love Rare Flowers, choic- 
.Kfc H i (tt SW H i . est mly _ address ELLIS BROTHERS, 
Keene, N. H. It will astonish and please. FREE. 
Great Northern and Southern Nursery. 
Catalogues gratis. —Showing how and wliat to plant, 
with much valuable information. For spring, one million 
of strawberry plants, largely of Sharpless, Crescent Seed¬ 
ling and Wilson’s Albany. Full line oi Peach, Apple, Pear, 
Cherry, Osage, Asparagus, Rhubarb. Raspberries and Black¬ 
berries, and all stock usual v found in a first-class nursery. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Delaware. 
tTA‘M"I , C! r P O'Or'Tia Flower or Vegetable, 25 
OUiN.hb I bLLUb packets for $1.00. 
CHOICE PLANTS bedding, 15for $1.00. 
omy TPiHfTi TDTTT TDC3 That will bloom this sum- 
biliLijO 1 $5 OLsijb mer, 15 for $1.00. 
Send for our 11th annual instructive Catalogue (Free), and 
see our remarkably low prices. 
U. R. WOODS, New Brighton, Penn’a, 
CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, 
Phlox, 
nas. 
Asters. Striped Petunias, Pinks, Pansies and Verbe- 
L. D. SNOOK, Barrington, Yates Co., N. YT. 
IMA!) mo I offer Wilson's AlbanyStrawber- 
j!> ili .1V fi A1L JCjft. ries at $2 per 1,000; Mt. Vernon ?s5; 
Wilson. Kittatinny, and Dorchester Blackberry at $0. 
Tied and packed ready for shipment 
WM. F. BASSETT, Hammonton, N. J. 
" WANT a few more reliable, capable Men, to sell Trees, 
Shrubs, Grape Vines, Roses. No experience necessary, 
-Salary & expenses paid. J. F. Le Clare Rochester, N. Y". 
To every larmer sending us his names 
we will send The Clover Leaf, nn 8-page, 48-column 
farmers’ paper, full of valuable information on the 
culture and harvesting of CLOVER for SEED. 
Sav, when you write, where you saw this notice. 
Address Birdsell Mfjr. Co., South Bend, Ind. 
SEEPS. 
l>ia*©ct from tlie Cdrower. 
Warranted fresli and good, or Money refunded. Cata¬ 
logues for 1882, with directions for cultivation free. 
Address JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Moreton Farm, Rochester, N. V. 
k €iOGB BARCAM 
IIIWASSEE CORN, the largest grain, 
smallest cob, and most productive variety in 
the world, package 2oc. MAMMOTH 
CABBAGE, 20 to .30 lbs. each, package 
Hoc. MAMMOTH PUMPKIN, have been 
grown to weigh 150 lbs., pad 
SNAKE CUCUMBER 2 to 6 ft, 
ackage 25c. 
in length, 
3c. SAN- 
ant, 10 ft. 
lit, package 
coils up like a snake, package 25c. 
GUINEUS, a tropical-looking plant,_ 
I high, covered with bright red fruit, package 
I 25c. CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS, lOc. 
B er package. Asparagus (Conover's Colossal), 
arrot (Long Orange),Cra ss ( Curled), Cucumber 
I (GreenCluster), Lettuce (Silesia), Musk Melon 
( Nutmeg ) r Watermelon ( Mt. Sweet), Parsnip 
(Long White), Radish (Sc arid), Spinach (Hound 
Leaved), Tomato (Acme), Turnip ( WhiteVutch). 
SELECT FLOWER SEEDS, lOc. per 
I package; Portulaeea, Phlox Drummondi, 
Flowering Peas. Gilia, Fragrart Candytuft, 
| Acroclinium, Marigold, and Double Zinnia. 
A SPLENDID OFFER! 
I will send the a bove Superb Collection of Seeds 
(25 packages, price $3.25) and the PracticutFarm 
Journal, a neat eight-p age publication, devoted 
to farming, gardening, etc., for one year, all 
postpaid, for only SI; club of four, S3. Or¬ 
ders promptly filled. Agents wanted. Remit 
by Registered Letter, or P. O. Order on Lyons, 
N. Y. Be sureand mention thispaper. Address 
atonce, FRANK FINCH,Clyde,Wayne Co.,N.Y 
“ Mr- Finch is perfectly reliable.”— 
, All who favor him with!heir orders will be 
honestly and fairly dealt with.”-/. W.Briggs,l‘.H 
44 
M Syi Pulverizing Harrow, Clod 
M^IWBC Crusher and Leveler. 
Agents 
Wanted in 
t noccnpied 
Territory. 
The *' -If’dl E ’’ subjects the soil to the action of a Crusher and Leveler, and at the same time to the Cutting, 
Lifting, Turning process of double rows of STEEL COULTERS, the peculiar shape and arrangement of which 
give immense cutting power. The entire absence of Spikes or Spring Teeth avoids pulling up rubbish. 
It is especially adapted to Inverted sod, hard clay and “slough land” where other Harrows utterly fail, and also 
works perfectly on light soil. Sent ON TRIAL to any responsible farmer in any part of the United States. 
IV .VH 1I A: 15R<|tHER, Sole M^nuf^ctnrers, 
22 College Place, MEW YORK CITY, and HARRISBURG, Pa. 
THE ALBANY SEED STORE, 
ESTABLISHED 1S3I. 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER, 
SUCCESSORS TO 
SEEBSMEM. 
T3-page Catalogue, profusely illustra¬ 
ted, free l>y mail. 
_ 80 State St., Albany, N._Y. 
XTATIVE EVERGREEN PLANTS.— Balsam Fir, 
IN Arbor Vitse, YVUito Pine, Spruce, Hemlock, and Larch, 
C to 12 inches, at $3 per 1,000; 5,000 for $10; 10,000 for .$17.50. 
No. 1, Hawthorn Plants, 2 years, at $3 per 1,000. Prime new 
Apple Seed at lowest rates. JAMES A. ROOT, 
Skaneateles, N. Y. 
TJOR SALE, STANDARD PEAR, large stock, 2 to 
6 year ; 2 to 8 feet, $10 to $25 per 100; 5 to 7 feet, $18 per 
100 : and other stock. Catalogue Free. 
HARVEY" CURTIS, Owego Nukseky, Tioga Co., N. Y". 
f A HP A T AfTS-TT!? of Small Fruit. Green House 
JO plants, and Seed Potatoes free, 
by addressing H. MERRILL, West Newbury, Mass. 
1838 
1882 POMONA NURSERY ! 
. KIEFFEIt’S HYBRID PEARS, 
v\ Manchester, Mt. Vernon and Sharp. 
•% \ less Strawberries. Cuthbert, Sonhcgau, 
1 and Gregg Raspberries. Blackberries, 
Grapes and Currants. Fruits and Flowers, 
Trees and Plants. Catalogues free. 
WM. PARRY, 
Parry P. O., N. J. 
THAT WE OFFER 
SSO.OO IN CASH FRIZES 
for the three largest Boss Water Melons grown from 
our seed 
This new melon combines all the good qualities. 
The flesh is of a deep scarlet, rich in sugar, and is al¬ 
ways crystalline and melting. It is among tbe 
rarJiest, heaviest, and the most productive. 
Per package, 25 cents, 5 packages for $1.00. _ 
We aloo offer @400.00 IN CASH PRISES 
for the finest vegetables grown from ourseeds, among 
which is @75.00 for the best 5 heads Cabbage, 
@00.00 for the bent 6 Squashes. 
We offer @100.00 iu Cash for the four largest Club 
orders for our Seeds and Plants, We send safely’ by 
mail, prepaid, labeled, 12 Roses for @i, 12 Gera¬ 
niums for@l, 12 Carnations for@l, 12 Fuchsias 
f,,r@l. and 12 assorted Plants from above, SI. Liberal 
premiums to persons ordering. Handsomely illustra¬ 
ted Floral Catalogue of Plants and Seeds, 80 pages, free 
Innisfallen Greenhouses. Sni-Jiiefielii. Ohio 
\JVT ANTED—A high class house to handle our guaran¬ 
ty teed Cotton and Tobacco manures. Mode of business 
and London References to ELLIS & Co., Chemical YVorks, 
Old Ford, and 59 Mark Lane, London, Eng. 
NOVELTIES, \ 
Send for Catalogue. \<A 19th 
froalt 
DUTCHESS NURSERIES \Tp\ 
and Seod Establishment. Vf 
. Ferris, Jr. * Po’keepsie,N,Y.\ 
BEACH TREES a SPECIALTY.— Other Fruit 
JL Trees and Plants at Low Rates. 
R. S. JOHNSTON, Stockicy, Del. 
P ^SH^TEiis rOMEOEA^B"! 
1 year. C. C. ASPARAGUS, 1 and 2 years, fine. 
STRAWBERRIES! 
Cumberland, Triumph, 
Sharpless. Kirkwood, etc. Cuthbert Raspberry ; Sny¬ 
der B. B.: Kieffer Pear, Evergreens, Irish Jumper, Norway 
and Hemlock Spruce, etc. A general supply of fruit trees, . 
small fruits and Nursery stock. Price-list I'TEE. 
F. C. BIDDLE, Brandywine Nursery, Chadd’s Ford, Pa. 
NEW STRATOERRffis lg^ 
MAiCHES"! E R g'o'f' these and! other varieties of 
,wi/-»»vg/iiv 5 (choice Small Fruits, Trees, 
BluWtU.,1 Vines. Roses, etc., sent free on 
OUEENJapplication to H. S. Anderson, 
Stncv/A yu ’(successortoFarley&Anderson, 
'l”O f B Cayuga Lake Nurseries. 
Union Springs, N. Y. 
PRIS¥SO, 
JERSEY QUEEN. 
T iTfc TVT <2 Rare antl 
I .JLlJlV ft. Bearing Tr 
R. J. BLACK, B 
and Valuable Varieties; Fron 
ees. Catalogue Free. 
Bremen, Fairfield Co., Ohio. 
FOREST LEAVES. 
A new work on the propagation of Forest Trees. Price 
6 cents, by mall post-paid. 
w. vv. jornsrsoisr. 
Snowflake, Antrim Co., Mich. 
~~ THREE CEUT STAMPS 
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FARHIER (Established 1855), a sixteen-page 
Weekly Journal, acknowledged authority on all 
matters relating to Agriculture, Horticulture, Live 
Stock, the Dairy, and other Farm and Household 
Matters. Gives the farmer more useful reading 
for the money ($1.50 per year) than any other 
Agricultural paper in the country. This offer is 
less than the cost of printing, and is made in the 
belief that all trial Subscribers will become per¬ 
manent patrons. Address, with Four Three Cent 
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