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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
469 
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.. your address at once, ou postal for s&gS TgS&j 'JfiMa N|«*Sk <KSHI 
our Large Illustrated Catalogue of everything- for ©t ' H7' Bi 1 (SHm tsTN 
the Farm or Garden. It costs nothing, but 
will save money. US?* l)o not FA 11. toffiaHW®! 
examine it before ordering elsewhere.BMaM-- 
BENSON. MAULE & CO., TTi, |Hl / Bj S . 'gi 
129 and 191 South Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bmaw BLd lilUd Ka hnsla 
RR’S IOWA 
GET SAMPLES. For 25 CENTS (stamps or silver) we will send 12 full- 
sized packets best Vegetable or choicest Flower Seeds (or six of each). Either 2 for 50c. or 
the 3 for 75c. These collections (our own choice) would cost at retail over $1.00 each. Iowa, 
as an agricultural State, has no superior, and we want you to try our Iowa seeds, that you 
can judge of their superior quality.— We are bound to have every planter try them. 
DORR’S IOWA SEED MANUAL, sent to ell who are enough interested 
to send their address and postage stamp. Sent/ree with the seeds. WHITE NOW. 
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Farmers who are making their own Fertilizers, will find it to their advantage to send to 
-us before purchasing elsewhere for prices of the different ingredients they may need. We 
are prepared to furnish at the lowest market prices, Pure Dissolved Raw Bones, Ammoniated 
Dissolved Bones, Dissolved South Carolina Rock, Sulphate of Potash, Sulphate of Soda, 
Land Plaster, etc., etc. Send for Prices, and Circular showing guaranteed analysis of our 
goods. BAUGH & SOWS, PHIIudelphia. 
WE GUARANTEE that every one who plants seeds or cultivates the soil will be interested in our Catalogue of 
the PLANET JR. FARM and GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. Tou will find a short description of a portion of 
them in the Agriculturist Premium List. Send us your own and your neighbors’ names for a fu 1 descriptive catalogue 
with twenty illustrations. S. L. ALLEN & CO., 127 & 129 Catharine St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
TEEES and PLANTS. 
Peach Trees, 25 best kinds, very early, medium, and late, 
for home use or market. Sold singly or by the thousand. 
Apple Trees, varieties suited to Middle or Southern States. 
Raspberries, Strawberries, and new Peach Seeds. Seven- 
Seen years’ experience growing Fruits and Trees. Address, 
_"_^_ D. S. MYER, Bridgeville, Del. 
□ * i r— Brothers, South Glastonbury. PTC 
nALCi Conn., are headquarters for aud 
send free catalogue of BERRIES 
'Grapes, and MANCHESTER 
Trees 
as Crescent, perfect form, ^ q 
Strawberry, best 
earth. Productive 
high flavor, firm as 
plate, showing one 
sent free, also cut 
Wilson. Beautiful colored 
•foot of row in full fruiting, 
of new BLACK CAP Raspberry CAI'III’I’ IV 
ripens week before Doolittle, is jet black, tslf L II fill Ail 
and twice as productive. " 
TREES, VINES, 
PLANTS. 
Over 100 Best Se¬ 
lected varieties. Gen¬ 
uine Stock, at Lowest 
Kates. Catalogue free. 
J. S. COLLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
Great Northern and Southern Nursery. 
Catalogues gratis.— Showing how and what to plant, 
with much valuable information. For Fall of 1882 aud Spring 
of 1883 my stock will be full and unusually fine. A full line 
of Peaches and extra long keeping Apples, Keifer and Le¬ 
conte Pears Japan Persimmons, Reas' Mammoth and 
Champion Quince, Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees, and all 
stock usually found in a first-class Nursery. 
Prices low for reliable stock. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Delaware. 
?\SKS tovMmc. 
seen PuSiW 
The best improvement ever made in HAND PLANTERS. 
They are fully warranted aud satisfaction guaranteed. 
Circulars, with terms to agents, sent free. 
WALLACE FISK, South Byron, 
Genesee Co., N. Y. 
GARDENERS,! 
FLORISTS., 
FARMERS 
NURSERYMEN 
J.C.VAUGHAN42 LASALLE ST. CHICAGO. 
New and Rare Winter Flower¬ 
ing Plants.—New Fruits, 
Dutch Bulbs, 8 lc . 
New Pears, new Peaches, new Cherries, new Grapes, new 
Strawberries. &c., with a large stock of all kinds of Fruit 
Trees, Shrubs. &c. 
DUTCH BULBS.— Large importations, direct from 
the leading growers in Holland. First quality Bulbs, Beau¬ 
tiful Hot-house Plants, Roses, &c., well grown. Cheap. 
Catalogues mailed to applicants. 
_JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
WILD FLOWERS, 
-OF 
NORTH AMERICA. 
IZWOur Most Desirable PERENNIAL PLANTS 
for Cultivation..®! 
Orchids, Ferns, Lilies, Aquatics, Alpine, 
and Sub-Alpine Plants. 
tBotanical and Common ' names given. Send for Cata- 
logue. EDWARD GILLETT, Southwlck, Mass. 
Hardy Catalpa. 
CATALPA SPECIOSA. 
An immense stock, warranted genuine. 1 year old, 1st 
size, $5 per 1,000 ; 2nd size, $3 per 1,000 ; 2nd size by mail, 
post-paid, $1 per 100. Send for a price Hat of tree seeds and 
nursery grown tree seedlings and evergreens for forest 
planting. W. W. JOHNSON, 
Snowflake, Antrim Co., Mich. 
M erm&CL 
W Caixlogi/e OF^gmi 
fAUrt/Mt/ Of 1 $82 t 
Is now ready, and will be mailed free to all applicants. 
Address 
D. 31. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Midi. 
READY SOONo 
My New Descriptive Catalogue of the finest Geraniums 
in America. Sent free. 
TYRA MONTGOMERY, Mattoon, Ill. 
11. fill. BURPEE t CO., 
SEEDSMEN, 
475 & 477 North Fifth Street, Do 
and 476 & 478 York Avenue, " HllJlUCiJHlKl} I Jl< 
Will mail free to all applicants BURPEE’S 
FARM ANNUAL, an illustrated Catalogue of 
all the best Garden, Field, and Flower Seeds 
(embracing important novelties;, Seed Potatoes. 
Plants, and Thoroughbred Live Stock, Fancy 
Poultry, Etc. 
Vill send FREE their Catalogue of 
Comprising all the Finest Varieties of 
Hyacinths,Tulips, Crocus, etc. 
to any address. 
SEEDSMEN, 
ROCHESTER, H. Y. I CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 
179-183 East Main St. | 200-206 Randolph St. 
Plvnts of Best Quality. 
Warranted true to name. 
Lowest Prices, aud 
Largest Assortment of 
old aud new varieties. At 
dozen rates, free by mail. 
Special attention called 
to Promising Novelties. Send jor Price-List. Address, 
BUSH & SON «fe MEISSNER, 
BUSHBERG, Jefferson Co., Mo. 
Are entirely the product of our own farms, and 
are unsurpassed by any in the world for purity 
and reliability. Buist’s Garden Almanac, 
containing 192 pages useful information, with prices, 
mailed on receipt of 3c. stamp. 
S3?~ Wholesale.Pnce-List for Merchants <m application. 
ROBERT BUEST, Jr., Seed Grower, 
PHILADELPHI \. 
Illustrated De- 
scriptive Cata- 
_logue of these 
S and many other choice varie- 
B ties of Small Fruits, TVees, 
(Fines, Roses, etc., FREE on 
JERSEY QUEEN, ^“aNDERSON, 
BID WELL, 1 Cayug-a Lake Nurseries, 
SENECA QUEEN,! Union Springs, N. Y. 
MANCHESTER, 
PRIMO, 
My NEW CATALOGUE just out FREE. 
Victor One-Horse 3 anti 5-EoeH Grain Brills 
for sowing Wheat in 
Standing Corn, or 
Wheat, Rye, Bar¬ 
ley, Oats, Rice, Cow 
Peas in fallow ground. 
The 5 -hoed can be made ad¬ 
justable so as to drill corn in 
rows 13 to 17 inches or 27 to 
34 inches apart. The Victor 
Drill is also used for plant¬ 
ing Cotton in two rows. The 
5-hoed Drill is adjustable for different widths. Send for Cir¬ 
culars to EWALD OVER, Indianapolis, Ind., Manufact’r. 
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