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AMEEIOAI^ AGEIOULTUEIST. 
[July, 
TURI^IP SEED. 
All grown Iroiii careriilly selected Kouts. 
riie followiug varieties will 
be mailed iioat-paid upon re¬ 
ceipt o( [irice atlixed: Early 
White Dutch, White Strapleaf, 
lied-toD titrapte(\f, Cotc-horn, 
Improved American Rula- 
huga, Long White French, 
Sweet Gt’man, Large Yellow 
Globe, 10 cts. per ounce,25 els. 
4 ounces, 75 cts. per. pound. 
Prices for larger (luantities to 
dealers, either in bulk or iiackets for retail¬ 
ing, will be given upon application. 15 cts. per pound may 
be deducted wlien ordered by express. 
BaicliiySt, , N. Y. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATAliOtlllE of New, I’are, and Beautiful Plants for 
1084 will be ready in February witli a colored Plate. 
It is full in really good and beautiful plants, as well as all 
the novelties of merit. 
The ricli collection of fine Foliage, and otlier Greenhouse 
and Hotliouse Plants, are well grown, and at low prices. 
Free to all my custemers: to otiicrs, 10 cts; ora plain 
copy gratis. Catalogues of Seeds, Hoses, Orcliids, Fruits, 
etc.,gfati.s, JOHN SAUIj, VVasliington, 1). C. 
^pWOBOPTy^NlPSEEOI 
1 wra All tlie leadiug iimibcst varieties.I’urple Top H 
BB SB B IS Karly Snow Ball, White Flat Dutch, [ 
! Red Top Globe, Large Norfolk. Ponieraneau White Globe, I 
I White Egg, Cow Horn, Yellow Aberdeen, Golden Ball, Amber [ 
I Globe, Improved Purple Top Yellow Kuta-Baga, Carter '8 Im-1 
I perial Swede, etc. Sent free by mail to any P. O. in United I 
I States at 50c. per Ib. By e.xpress 35c. per lb. Seed Buckwheat, I 
I Millet, Hungarian, German Millet at low prices. Cat Ig free. I 
J0HNS0N&ST0KES,Seedsmen.lll4MarketSt.Phila.Pal 
Turnip Seed, Crop of 1883. 
Purple Top Strap Leaf, per pound, 50 cts., post-paid; by 
express, 10 Ihs.SOcts.; 3ilhs. 25 cts.; 50 lbs. 20 cts., witli a 
liberal discount to tlie trade. Also, Wliite Flat Dutch, and 
all the approved varieties of Swede and Kuta I’aga Turnip 
seed, at low prices. Seven Top Turnip seed for sowing as a 
Fertilizer, $15.00 per 100 lbs.; 25 lbs. 20 cts. 
('. 11. liOfiKRS, Scolsinaii, 
No. 141 Mnrket Street, Pliilatlelpliia, Pa. 
E 0 . CORNET 
SUCCESSOR TO 
E, P, ROE. 
5 
C01{NW.ALL-0i\-Hlfl)S01V, N.Y, 
and for many years Superintendent of tlicso Celebrated 
Nurseries, oilers a large and choice assortment of Potted 
and Layered S’l'llAWBElt R Y PLANTS, for sum¬ 
mer planting. All Ilie new and standard kinds, including 
Roe’s new seedlings, lloodiiaand Polopel. Pure plants at 
popular prices. Descriptive Catalogue, with full cultural 
notes, free. Address as above. 
MAY KING, 
New Strawberry. Early, Firm, Productive, good potted 
Plants. MARLBORO RASPBERRY, EARLY 
CLUSTER BLACKBERRY, KEIFER PEAR, 
PEACH, and other fruit trees and plants, etc. Catalogues 
free. JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
H Million Cabtege Plants. 
Ready now, by Express Sl. 50 per 1000. Large quan¬ 
tities at lower rates. Also, Cranberry and Celery 
Plants, at low rates. Write for Circular and Prices to 
I. & J. L. LEONARD, Inna, N. J. 
P. S.—N. T., .lune 2, 1884. Gentlemen: I write to say both 
the Strawberry I'lants and tlie Sweets are perfectly satis¬ 
factory. R. W. H. 
Cabbage Plants, Cauliflower Plants, 
Celery Plants. 
strong, stocky plants of the best varieties, at extremely 
low prices. Catalogue free. Orders promptly tilled. 
JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Morcton Farm. Rochester, N. Y. 
POT-liliOWW 'Sr 
The Best New and Standard Varieties. Catalogues free. 
JOSEPH D. FITTS, Providence, R. I. 
WELL iORINe, 
AETESIAN WELli 
DRILLING <t MIN- 
ERAL PROSPECT¬ 
ING MACHINERY 
and how to nse, Is fully illustrated, explained and highly recom- 
mendedin “AmerioMi Agriculturist, ” nov.no., is-s,pagetcs. 
Send for it. Portable, low priced, woiked by man, horse or steam 
power. Needed by farmers in every county. Good business for 
Winter or Summer and very profitable. Makes wells in earth or 
rock anywhere. Wo want the names of men that need wells. 
Send stamp for illustrated p»'ic 6 list to S '"'nfs. 
Piereo Weil Eucavatcr Oo. Long Island City, New Tori, 
2 00,000 Peach trees for fall of 1884, including some sev¬ 
enty-live (75) of the best varieties suitable for all sections 
of the country. A full stock of Apricots, Nectarines, Al¬ 
monds, and all Fruit and Ornamental trees. Small Fruit 
Plants, vines, and a large stock of Grape vines, and Wilson’s 
Early Blackberry plants, the latter grown from root cut¬ 
tings. Circulars ready about Aug. 1st. No travelling agents. 
Order direct, and secure best stock at lowest rates. CHAS. 
BLACK & BRO., Village Nurseries, Hlglitstown, N. J. 
STRAWBERRIES, 
We expect to have our usual fine supply ready about July 15 th. 
Catalogue containing correct descriptions of the best Old and 
New varieties, with full cultural directions, mailed free. 
ELLWANGKU & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries* Rochester^ N* T* 
Mention this paper. 
i Sweet Potato, 
I Ob 0.A-UJS^GE:, 
—Oelery, T’oixi.a.to,— 
and all other Vegetable Plants at l.owest 
Msirket Bates. If you want extra strong 
stocky plants, write us, bet'ore piircbasiug 
anyvv^ei-e. BENSlON, lUAULE «fe CO., 
" " ~ Philadelphia, Pa 
129 & 131 South Front St., 
We have now ready, 
Gelei^y, Cabbage 
Uliiinri GanliHowei? 
B W B a 1 M 1 ln_ which Is offered for Plants 
WHITE PLUME CELERY, 
An entirely new kind, which does not need high “earthing up’ to render It fit for table use. 
PETER HENDERSON a CO. 
36 «SSt 37 Cortlandt St. 
NEW YORK. 
M '' ' 
‘‘BuHach* 
THE GRE.VT CALIFOKMA INSECT 
EXTEIUIINATING WONDEUI 
A California production. Sure death to all 
insect pests of the Household, Field, Orchard, ’ 
Garden, Conservatory, etc., etc. Harmless to human 
and animal life, $100 will bo paid for any insect 
fails to kill. For sale by Druggists ana Grocers everywhere. Send for pamphlet. 
BUHACK PRODUCING & MAN’F’G CO.. Patentees and Manufacturers, 
Stockton, California, and 49 Cedar St., New York 
ZIMMERMAN 
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE 
EVAroBATOR 
Made of Galvanized Iron. FIVE SIZES. 3 5,000 SOLD. Ecoiioinical, Durable, and Eire Proof. tVill 
for itself in 30 days’ use, out of sale of its own products. FREE ! Our Illustrated Catalogue and Treatise. 
Iress, ZIM.IIERMAN MAN’F’G CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, or Burlington, Iowa. AGENTS WANTED. 
a; 
10,000,000 CELERY PLANTS. 
Good, well-rooted plants, of the best varieties. Prices 
extremely low. Catalogue free. Orders promptly filled. 
JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Moreton Farm, Rochester, N. Y. 
P EACH TREES suited to all sections. Apple trees, 
e.xtra long keeping varieties. Keifcr and Leconie 
Pears. A full lino of all kinds of Nursery stock cbean. 
Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruit, and otlier plants by mail. 
Catalogues showing how' and what to plant, free. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Del. 
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW 
all about 
JOHNSON GRASS 
send to HEADQUARTERS for Pamphlet. Address. 
HERBERT POST, Postburgh, Dallas Co., Alabama. 
0,000 WHITE MULBERRY SEEDLINGS, for Silk 
O Culture. Fall of 1881. 10 to 15 inches. ^ per M ; 15 to 
24 inches, $10 per M. $1 and $1.50 per 100; by mail, prepaid. 
Address, CHAS. BLACK & BRO., 
VILLAHE NURSERIES, Higlitstown, N. J. 
DO YOU WANT A DOG 7 
If so. send for DOG BUYERS’ 
GUIDE, containing colored plates, 
loo engravings of different breeds, 
prices they are worth, and where to 
Duy them. Also, cuts of Dog Fur¬ 
nishing Goods of all kinds. Direc¬ 
tions for Training Dogs and Breed¬ 
ing Ferrets. Mailed for xo cts% 
FHILACSLrSU SEtttT&L?. 
237S.StllSt. PhiUa'L 
FARM DRAINAGE. 
By HENRY F. FRENCH. 
The Principles, Processes, and Etfects of Draining Land 
with Stones, Wood, Plows, and Open Ditches, and 
especially with Tiles ; including Tables of Rainfall. 
New Edition, ©vei’ 100 Illiistratioiis. 
CLOTH, 12mo. PRICE, POST-PAID, $1.50. 
Farm Conveniences. 
A Practical Hand-Book for the Farm. 
Over Two Hundred Illustrations. 
Describiii"' all Maniior of Home-Itlade 
Aids to Farm Work. NONE OF THESE 
CONTRIVANCES ARE PATENTED, and 
all Farmers can Readily Make Most of 
tliein for themselves. 
CLOTH, 12mo. PRICE, POST-PAID, $1.50. 
ORANGE JUDD CO., 
DAVID W. .HDD, Pres. SAM’L BIRNIIAM, Bee. 
751 Broadway, New York. 
E 
VAFOMlHiFIIUIT 
F’ull treahse on iiniirovetl 
methods, yields, iiroflts. prices 
and general statistics. FREE. 
ARAERiCAl^ Sl^ANTIlGO. 
Bos O, WAYNESBORO, PA. 
FRUIT DRIER, 
PAMPHLET SENT FREE. 
Deitz Automatic Fruit Drier. 
REITZ MANUF’G CO., 
Cliainbcrsburg, Pa. 
and Enlarged Edition. 
Talks on Manures. 
A Scries of Familiar and Practical 'ralks 
Elet^veeu tUe Author aud the Beacon, 
the Doctor, aud other Nciiihhors, 
on the Whole Subject of Ma¬ 
nures and Fertilizers. 
By JOSEPH HAPoRIS, M. S. 
Author of “TFaffe and Talks on the Farm," "Ila/i-is 
on the Pig," etc. 
Ineliidinc a Chapter Specially Written 
for it by Sir John Rennet La^ves, 
of Rotliainsted, England. 
CLOTH, 12mo. PRICE, POST-PAID, $1.7.5. 
^ardeniniforlouiigaiidOld. 
The Oultivation of Garden Vegetables in 
the Fai’m and Eitchen Gai’den. 
By JOSEPH HARRIS, M.S. 
Author of'■'■'Walks and Talks on the Farm," "ITands 
on the Pig," " Talks on Manures," etc. 
ILLUSTRATED. 
CI.OTH, 12mo. PRICE, POST-PAID, $1.25. 
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