AMERICAN AGRTCrLTURTST. 
205 
1880] 
Catalogues Received 
SEEDSMEN. 
Wm. H. Carson. 125 Chambers Street, New York. 
Through some oversight this was not acknowledged at 
the time it was received, though it came among the earli¬ 
est. It is not too lute to say that it is one of the very 
neatest and fullest, while in the way of novelties it is in 
the foremost rank. 
Prank Ford, Ravenna, Ohio. Seed Potato list and 
Alpha Tomato. 
AAnoN Low, Essex. Mass. A full and illustrated list, 
with Low’s Hybrid Squash and other specialties. 
E J. Simonson, 63 Barclay Street. An abridged list of 
Seeds and Plants. 
RoB'ERr Vietch & Sons. New Haven, Conn. A fall 
Seed catalogue, to which a large Plant list is appended. 
NURSERYMEN. 
Baird <fe Tuttle. Bloomington, Ill. This is the Nur¬ 
sery established by F. K. Phoenix, and appears to be as 
full as formerly. 
R. J. Black, Bremen, Ohio. Besides the well known 
varieties, a remarkable list of New and Rare Apples, Dye- 
house Cherry, etc. 
Geo. XV. Campbell, Delaware, Ohio. Grape Vines, in 
eluding novelties, other Fruits and Flowers. 
R. Douglas & Sons. Waukegan, Ill. A special list of 
very rare Evergreen Seedlings. 
Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y. Descriptive 
catalogue of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, etc., as full and 
as wonderful in its way as the Fruit list noted last month. 
G, H. & J. H, Hale, South Glastonbury, Conn Small 
Skulls, Champion Quince, etc. 
Farley & Anderson, Union Springs, N. Y. Fruit and 
Ornamental Stock. The Duchess Grape a specialty. 
A. Hance & Son. Red Bank, N. J. A full stock in 
every department, and several specialties. 
Geo. S. Josselyn, Fredonia, N. Y. Grape Vines and 
Small Fruits. 
Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Mass. General stock, 
Evergreens a specialty. Various novelties. 
Thomas Meehan, Germantown, Pa. A wonderfully 
fall collection, with many rarities. 
E. Moody & Sons, Lockport. N. Y. Wholesale lists at 
very low rates. 
William Parry, Clnnamlnson, N. J. Small Fruits, 
With several new varieties of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. 
J. A. Vaughn & Co., Carver, Mass. General collection 
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. 
ft. Zimmerman & Son, Buffalo, N. Y. An illustrated 
catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental stock 
FLORISTS. 
N. Admiral, Danville, 111. Greenhouse and Bedding 
Plants in great, variety. 
Baird & Tuttle, Bloomington, Ill. A large and full 
illustrated Plant catalogue. 
G. R. Clark, Scranton, Pa. Besides Greenhouse Plants 
makes a specialty of Vegetable Plants. 
Edward Gillett, Southwick, Mass. Native Perennial 
Plants, Shrubs, Ferns, etc. 
Hoopes Buo. & Thomas, Westchester, Pa. Although 
the Greenhouse business is secondary to that of the Nur¬ 
sery, the list is as large as if this were the sole business. 
IIovey & Co., 16 South Market Street, Boston, Mass. 
Very full, and includes the wonderful new Camellias. 
David Little & Co., Plattsburgh, N. Y. A large stock, 
including novelties. 
Tyra Montgomery, Mattoon. Ill. General Green¬ 
house and special Geranium catalogues. 
John Saul, Washington, D. C. A catalogue of over 
120 pages, with the usual share of Rare and New Plants, 
besides a splendid Rose list 
George Such, South Amboy, N. J. Spring catalogue 
of Bedding Plants, Gladiolus, etc,, as neat in appearance 
and as rich in contents as its predecessors. 
W. B. Woodruff, Westfield. N. J., adds-to Bedding 
Plants. Cabbage, Tomato, and others, thus blending the 
useful with the sweet. 
FOREIGN CATALOGUES. 
Steele Bros. <fc Co., Toronto, Canada. A very full il¬ 
lustrated “Seed Animal.” 
D. Lucchetti & Co., Milan, Italy. Field and Garden 
Seeds, and Seeds of American Grapes. 
FERTILIZERS. 
H. J. Baker & Bito., 215 Pearl Street, N. Y. Forest¬ 
er's Complete Manures. 
Matfield Fertilizer Co.. 13 Donne Street, Boston, 
Mass. A treatise o.i the Matfield Fertilizers, and direc¬ 
tions for use. 
Michigan Salt Aps’n, Saginaw, Mich. A Treatise on 
“ Salt as a Fertilizer.” 
LIVE STOCK, POULTRY, ETC. 
Armstrong & Bogman, Providence, R. I. Pea Comb 
American Sebrights. 
Sam’l Cushman, Pantucket, R. I. White Leghorns. 
W. E. Field, Richland, N.Y. Poultry, Trout, and Bees. 
Geo. S. Josselyn, Fredonia, N. Y. Fowls, Ducks, and 
Geese. 
F. B. Redfield, Batavia. N. Y. Polled Angus and 
Short Horn Cattle, and Trotting Horses. 
W. L. Mallow. New Holland, Ohio. Ayrshire Cattle, 
Berkshire Pigs, Cotswold Sheep and Poultry. 
L. C. Root & Bito., Mohawk. N. Y. Italian Bees, and 
all appliances used in Bee-keeping. 
MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS. 
American Steam Appliance Co., 12 and 15 Purk Row, 
N. Y. Feed Governors, Water Indicators, etc. 
Blymyer Manufaturing Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. This, 
the oldest establishment engaged in making Sorglmm 
and Sugar machinery, is ready to meet the renewed ac¬ 
tivity in Sorglmm culture. 
Boomer & Bosch but. Syracuse, N. Y. Full descrip¬ 
tions and illustrations of their remarkable Cider and 
Wine Presses. 
n. B. Griffing. TO Cortlandt Street, N. Y. Farm Im¬ 
plements, Fertilizers, Chemicals, etc. 
Allen Governor Co., Boston, Mass. Governors for 
Steam Engines. 
A. & F. Brown, 57, 59, and 61 Lewis Street, N. Y. 
Hangers, Pulleys, and other machinery. 
Eureka Mower Co., To wanda, Pa. Mowing machines, 
Jas. W. Queen <fe Co., 921 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, 
Pa. Microscopes, Telescopes, etc. 
Geo. W. Taft, Abbington, Conn. Benefactor Road 
Scraper. 
Wm. Sellers & Co.. 79 Liberty Street, N. Y. Shafts, 
Hangers, Pulleys, and oilier machinery. 
Willson & Sons, Columbus, Ohio. Cast-Steel, Spiral 
Spring Whiffle Trees. 
Withington & Cooley, Jackson, Mich., make Garden 
and Fanning Tools, and issue a beautiful catalogue. 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
141 West 54th St. NEW YORK CITY, 
The regular course of lectures commences in October, 
each year. Circular and information can be had on ap¬ 
plication to 
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Dean of I lie Fa« uHv* 
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