348 
AMERIOAlSr AGRIOTJLTURIST. 
[August, 
TUR]\IP SEED. 
All grown from carefully selected Roots. 
Tlte following varieties will 
be mailed post-paid upon re¬ 
ceipt of price affixed: 'Early 
'White Dutch, White Strapleaf, 
Red-top Strapledf, Cow-horn, 
Improved American Ruta- 
haga. Long White J^ench, 
Sweet German, Large Yellow 
Globe, 10 cts. per ounce, 25 cts. 
4 ounces, 75 cts. per pound. 
Prices for larger quantities to 
dealers, either in bulk or packets for retail¬ 
ing, will be given upon application. 
B. K. BliISs & SONS, 34 Barclay St„ N. Y. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATALiOlJUE of New, Rare, and Beautiful Plants for 
1884 will be ready in February with a colored Plate. 
It is full in really good and beautiful plants, as well as all 
the novelties of merit. 
The rich collection of line Foliage, and other Greenhouse 
and Hothouse Plants, are well grown, and at low prices. 
Free to all my customers ; to others, 10 cts ; or a plain 
copy gratis. Catalogues of Seeds, Roses, Orchids, Fruits, 
etc.,gratis, _ JOHN SAUB, Washington, I). C. 
AND OTHEE TEEES. 
^ NEW BERRIES; 
POTTED PLANTS; 
May King Strawberi-y; Marl¬ 
boro Raspberry; Early Cluster 
Blackberry, &c., «fec. Catalogue 
Free. JNO. S. COIiLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
Rumson Nurseries. 
The Great New Quince, 
‘MEECH’S PROLIFIC,” 
I the most wonderful of all new fruits. 
Supply depot of Mulberry Trees for the TJ. S. 
and Canada. Send for Circulars. 
HANCE «& BORDEN, 
I Red Bank, N. J., <fe 31 Fulton St., N. Y. | 
H, a. CORNET 
SI'€€ESSOR TO 
m-mm 
STRAWBERRY 
PLANTS. 
^ Million 
1838(/J 1884 Hurseries. 
PARRY STRAWBERRY : 
i A Seedling of Jersey Queen—Strong, healthy 
Igrower, Perfect Flower, very productive; 
f Most beautiful bright color, large size, highest 
flavor, and Arm. 
BEST for MARKET or FAMILY use, MARL¬ 
BORO, the largest early Raspberry. WILSON, 
JR., the largest and most productive early Blackberry. 
HEADQUARTERS FOli KIEFFER PEARS. A complete 
list of Small Fruits, GRAPES, Currants, etc. Catalogue 
free. WAI. PARRY’, Parry P. 0., New Jersey. 
;e.p.roe. 
CORNWALL-OIV-HI'DSON, N. 
and for many years Superintendent of these Celebrated 
Nurseries, offers a large and choice assortment of Potted 
and Layered STRAWBERRY PLANTS, for sum¬ 
mer planting. All the new and standard kinds, including 
Roe’s new seedlings, Moodna and Polopel. Pure plants at 
popular prices. Descriptive Catalogue, with full cultural 
notes, free. Address as above. 
The Best New and Standard Varieties. Catalogues free. 
_ JOSEPH P. FITTS, Providence, R, I, 
SrRAWBEIlllY MULLER. ^/ehTi’for^fcr 
A. S. BUNKER, Lawrence, Mass. 
EvTilRAWBERRfiES CHEAP] 
and all the old ones of value in f'OT.S or 
layers for Summer and Fall planting. Extra 
itockat fair prices. PlantnowFruitnext June 
Circulars free, HALE BROS. South Crlastonbury, Ct. 
Raspberries.m.icklierrips.Curr.iiits.dr.opes.forFallpIantinB 
SHARPLESS, WILSON, 
.lersey Queen, Old Ironclad, Lacon, 
Manchester, Big Boh, and other 
Strawberries. Cutliburt, Reliance, and Brandywine Raspber¬ 
ries. Wilson and Kittatinny Blackberry and Cranberry for 
fail planting. Rates low. Write for Circular and Price list to 
I. & J. L. LEONARD, Iona, N. J. 
P. S.—N, T., June 2, 1884. Gentlemen: I write to say both 
the Strawberry Plants and the Sweets are perfectly satis¬ 
factory. R. W. H. 
2 00,000 Peach trees for fall of 1884, including some sev¬ 
enty-five (75) of the best varieties suitable for all sections 
of the country. A full stock of Apricots, Nectarine^ Al¬ 
monds, and all Fruit and Ornamental trees. Small Fruit 
Plants, vines, and a large stock of Grapevines, 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, Hlghtstown, N. J. 
WHITE PftlVlI Roots hymail25cts.8tamp3: 
H III I L rVAH IjHj I for $i hill; 100per exp. $5. 
The SIDESADDLE FLOWERorc * 1? D | rE.IVI /I 
at same prices. ORDEK NOW.SAHItiil Llllil 
1 W DADlilT J? for Evergreen Hodges. By mail 1,000 
AlvlJOIl»Il/Lpiant8,4-in.»1.5O;6in.$2;10-in,S4. 
Plant Aug. and Sept. (ilEO, PINNEY, Sturgeon Bay.Wis, 
STRAWBERRIES 
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT 
I»OX 
OHLOWI^ _ _ 
to secure a good crop next season. Our plants are in the finest 
condition. Catalogue containing full cultural directions mailed 
free. ELLWANGEB & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries. Rochester, N* T. 
Mention this paper. 
FARMERS ATTENTION! 
THE OHEATEST DISCOV- 
EISY YET. 
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMO¬ 
NIALS. For Particulars Address, 
Wi[&T! 
J. 0. EVERITT, Lima, Ind. 
PROOIICT nf 200 AO^ES 
I SEED WHEAT ! 
(Ready for Shipment Jiiiy iiOth.) 
CROWN EXPRESSLY FOR SEED. 
Comprising these hardy and productive varieties : TUSCAN 
ISLAND, valley, MARTIN’S AMBER- RED 
RUSSI.YN, IIYKRID MEDITERRANEANJLAND- 
RETH’S NEW WHITE. CANADIAN AMBER, OS- 
TEH’S AMBER, IMP’D LANCASTER RED, &e. 
Qprpiai ACCCD sample of each, price, history, des- 
LvinL Ui I Cn cription, and ray Treatise on 
Wheat Crowing, or how to grow 50 bushels per 
acre,*’ sent on receipt of 6 cents In postage stamps. 
SABIUELWILSOH.iliSfegSgtY. 
“MEE 0 WHEATSSI 
all the choice new varieties as well as the old stand¬ 
bys. The Golden Prolific, Hybrid Mediterranean, 
and Martin’s Amber are attracting the most attention. 
Our Fall circular mailed Free, will tell you all about them. 
IMPIjEMENTS.— If you want a first-class Cider Press, 
or the best Fodder Cutter, or Corn Sheller in the country, 
writetous. JOHNSON «fe STOKES, Philadelphia, Pa. 
P EACH TREES suited to all sections. Apple trees, 
extra long keeping varieties. Keifer and Leconte 
Pears. A full line of all kinds of Nursery stock cheap. 
Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruit, and other plants by mail. 
Catalogues showing how and what to plant, free. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Del. 
5 0,000 WHITE MULBERRY SEEDLINGS, for Silk 
Culture. Fall of 1884. 10 to 15 inches. $5 per M ; 15 to 
24 inches, $10 per M. $1 and $1.50 per 100; by mail, prepaid. 
Address, CHAS. BLACK & BRO., 
VILLAGE NURSERIES, Hightstown, N. J. 
RHQP. PI.ANTQ Perles, Niphltes, Mermets, Bousl- 
liwoU jfLillijia, lines. Cooks. Fine plants,cheap. 
E. V. HAUGHWOUT, Madison, N. J. 
WHEAT COLTURE! 
THE SEE 
Hi 
THE SEED DRILL REGULATOR 
C A H I? C two-flfths of the Seed 
V lu Cy one-half of tho 
Fertilizer. Lightens the draft. Pre¬ 
vents clogging. Seed will come up 
_ several days sooner. 50 per cent, more 
seed will come up. Produces strong plants 
and large yield. Send for pamphlet “Row to Raise 
TV/(egt.”Seed Drill Regnlator Co. Lemont,Centre Co. Pa, 
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW 
all about 
JOHNSON GRASS 
send to HEADQUARTERS for Pamphlet. Address, 
HERBERT POST, Postburgh, Dallas Co., Alabama. 
18,001 Oarpenters and Farmers 
now use our Late Make Filers to file saws, so they 
will cut faster than ever. Teeth all of equal size. 
Pitch and Bevel. Single one sent free on receint of $2.50, 
where no Dealer keeps them for sale. A discount'to Dealers 
or others wishing to sell. For Illustrated Circulars, Testi¬ 
monials from persons who use them, etc., address 
E. ROTH & BRO., New Oxford, Penna. 
Post-Office Money Orders make payable at Gettysburg, Pa. 
\OAV[S STUMP PULLER Lifts 80 to 50 tons 
.liiiii lu worked hv two men; 5 
sizes- Price, $35 to $70. 
AvlKl Stands on runners. Cir- 
fl! lArW# oulars free. 
H. L. BENNETT, 
Westerville, O. 
Potato Diggers. 
Will Pay their cost first season. Send for Circular. 
A. Bu COHU 4& CO., 197 Water St., N. Y. 
HEW SEEDLINU steawberrt, 
''THE HEIIDEFISON.’’ 
This new Strawberry originated with Mr. Geo. 
Seymour, South Norwalk, Ct., who named it in hon¬ 
or of his senior partner, and who also places the va¬ 
riety exclusively with us for distribution. Tlie fruit 
is of tlie largest size, early, and immensely produc¬ 
tive, but its excellins merit is its exquisite 
flavor, A beautiful colored plate of the “ HEN¬ 
DERSON ” sketched from nature, we will mail 
together with Descriptive Circular and Price List, 
on receipt of a two-cent stamp. 
FETER HENDERSON & CO., 
35 and 37 Cortlaudt St., N. Y. 
US" NO FARMER SHOULD BE WITHOUT 
DARNELL’S PATENT 
FURROWERand 
MARKER ! CmC^ULAR 
n wj flAfTr^IITIP\r Manufact’r, Moorestown, 
• %¥ f (Burlington County), N. J, 
THE PEEHLE 8 S 
Thresher and Cleaner — Clover Huller and 
Cleaner — Straw-Preserving Rye Threshers — 
Railway and Lever Powers—The Howland 
Feed Mill—The Aspiiiwall Potato Planter, ami 
Digger. Our machines are guaranteed to work well, and 
have received the highest testimonials and cannot be ex¬ 
celled. B. GILL & SON, 
Trenton Agricultural Works, Trenton, N. J. 
HEEBNER’S PATEraT 
Level T read Horse Pov\/er 
WITH SPEED REGULATOR. 
Heebner’s Improved Little Giant Tlsre.sli- 
ing Jllacltine. 
No other Power is as powerful and easy for the liorses. 
The Level Lags and Speed Regulator are the most valuable 
improvements ever made in horse powers. See ihat you 
get Heebner’s, any other with level lags will be an infringe¬ 
ment upon our patents. 
The Little Giant has more good points than any other 
Thresher. None can do work as fast, nor any better, and 
none are better made. Union Feed Cutter, Drag .and Circu¬ 
lar Saws, etc. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 
■HEEBNER & SONS, Lansdale, Pa. 
THE LION ENSILAGE AND FEED GUTTER. 
Oombining the latest 
Improvements. 
THE BEsTIhSILAGE 
AND FEED GUTTER 
Manufactured. 
For full description, send 
for illustrated catalogue 
and price list. Address, 
Tue Belchek & Taylor 
Ag’l Tool Co., 
Chicopee Falls, Mass. 
POTATO DIGCERS. 
OR- JkJSJy SWEET. 
The “PLANET JR.” WHITE POTATO DIGGER, is remodelled for 1884, with remarkable improvements 
made after careful observations during the whole digging season of the past year. 
The “PLANET JR.” SWEET POTATO DIGGER, is made improved for 1884, and Is a perfect tool for the 
purpose intended. 
Both tools arc guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded; send for Descriptive Cir ulars, and also for a full 
Catalogue of the “PLANET JR.” Horse Hoes, Cultivators, Wheel Hoes, Seed Drills, and Hand Plows. 
S. li. AI4I4EN & CO.. Patentees and Manufacturers, 
127 and 180 Catharine Street, Phiiadelpkin, Pa. 
