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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[August,- 
Turnip Seed Circular, 
giving many hints of the great value of this crop and fall 
directions lor its cultivation. Also a list of VEGETA- 
BLE and FLOWER SEEDS for sowing in August 
and September, mailed free. 
Our AUTUMN CATALOGUE OF DUTCH 
BULBOUS BOOTS AND SMALL FRUITS, 
beautifully illu trated, will be ready for distribution Sept. 
1st. A copy will be mailed to all applicants enclosing Ten 
Cents ; regular customers supplied gratis. 'Address 
B. K. BLISS & softs, p. 0. Box 5 , 712 , 
34 Barclay Street, New York. 
TURNIP BEE®. 
All grown from carefully selected Roots. 
The following varieties, will 
be mailed pout-paid upon re¬ 
ceipt of price affixed: Early 
’White Dutch; White Strap- 
leaf, Ked-top Strap-leaf, Cow- 
j horn, Improved American Ku- 
1 ta-baga, Long White French, 
Sweet German, Large Yellow 
Globe, '0 eta. per ounce, 25 cts. 
4 ounces, 75 cts per pound. 
Prices for larger-quantities to 
dealers: either in hulk or packets for retail¬ 
ing, will be given upon application. 
Flower Seeds foe Fall Sowing.— 20 
varieties Hardy Annuals and Perennials. $1. 
Address B. K. BLISS & SONS, 
3d Barclay Street, New York. 
P. O. Box 5.712. 
TURNIP SEEDS. MW CROP. 
Dutch, ftuta Baga or 
,-Long White French, 
&c. Price, 75 cents per lb.; 10 cents per oz. Mailed free on 
receipt of price. Large Early York and Oxheart Cabbage, 
Early Stone-Head and Butter Lettuce, Hound and Savoy 
Spinach, Corn Salad. And all other seeds for sowing in the 
Autumn. HENRY A. DREER, Seedsman, 
714 Chestnut St., Pliila. 
FOR RELIABLE 
TURNIP and other SEASONABLE 
Address It. H, ALLEN & CO., 
Growers and Importers, 
189 & 191 Water St., New York. 
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c„ «Jfee. 
Knox Fruit Farm & Nurseries. 
Strawberry Plants Grown in Pots, 
Will bear Large Crops next Season. 
Jucunda, Fillmore, and other varieties, $3.60 per 100. 
Monarch of the West, Col. Cheney, Norman, 
Sterling, and other new varieties, $5.00 per 100. 
As the plants are shipped with some of the famous Knox 
Farm soil with .them, they can not be sent by mail.- 
Catalogue and Holland Bulb List free. 
J. B. GRIMES, Box 115, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Choice Nursery Stock. 
This stock consists of ah immense number of Apnle and 
Peach trees of the very best quality. Also Pear. Cherry, 
Plum, Forest, and Evergreen trees-,-in large number and of 
very vigorous growth. Grape vines and- Currant plants, 
two-year old, that defy competition in quality, and in al¬ 
most unlimited quantities. 
Apple and Cherry-seedlings, one year old, of fine growth 
and by the acre.—A large quantity of Durand's Great Amer¬ 
ican Strawberry plants. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT & SON, 
New Canaan, Ct. 
Peach and Pear Trees—a large stock. 
New Brunswick (.Nurseries), 
Edwin Allen. 
THE NEW SEEDLINE PEACHES 
Wilder, Saunders, and Downing. Centennial award 
granted. Earliest exhibited. Trees and buds for. sale. 
H. M. ENGLE & SON, Marietta, Pa. 
MEW RARE 
AND' 
Beautiful Plants. 
Tlie undersigned has at ail times a rich collection of 
GREEN-HOUSE and HOT-HOUSE PLANTS. - 
BEDDING PLANTS| CHOICE ROSES; DAH¬ 
LIAS, *c.—well grown and at reasonable prices.—Cali be 
shipped at all seasons.—Catalogues sent to applicants./ 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, I). C. 
FRUIT AND T B C E #T 
ORNAMENTAL i ll E E d l 
LARGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD PEAR TREES A SPECIALTY". 
Send stamp for trade list. AGENTS WANTED. 
E. MOODY «fc SONS, Lockport, N. Y. 
Niagara Nurseries. Established 1839. 
Wftlaiosues Frro. 22d Y 
H'PftRWK. IT 
i.OOO Greenhouse, 
Bedding Plants, &c, 
___ _ 13 Greenhouses. 
3TQBBB, HARRISON k CO., Painksyille, Ohio. 
BY 
gust. Also in quantities by express, if de- 
Ilf 1 IT I Bired. Send for Price List to 
I'lailj | Purdy & Johnson, Palmyra, N. Y, 
500,000 
i 
Heady by July -loth, POT LAYERS-ofrithei 
following .Strawberries: ... /,, 
SETII B'OYDEN. . JUCUNDA,' : 
MONARCH OF THE WEST. 
TRIUMPH D’ GAND, 
WILSON AND CHAMPION. 
Price, SB.00 per 100, $35.00 per 1,000. 
Larger quantities at special rates. 
Plan ted; any time from July 15th tp'September 
in this latitude, from' these;pot Igrov 
will give A ‘FULL CROP NEXT SEASON. 
Instructions, giving out-simple aiul certain mode 
of culture, with full descriptive list of. varieties,-: 
mailed free. 
PETER HENDERSON & CO., 
35 Cortlandt St., Mew York. 
.they 
E.P.Roe 
E. P. ROE, Corn 
“ (st PREMIUM ” 
STRAWBERRY 
PLANTS. 
Plants, pure and true to 
name, of all the varieties 
tliat. took lhe.lst prize at t he 
N. Y. Horticultural .Exhibi¬ 
tion, for sale. ■ Send for Cir¬ 
cular. •" •> ‘ : A'dd’res9" > 
all-on-tlie-Hudson; Orange Co,, N. Y. 
The Great American 
Strawberry 
“AHEAD” of all others,'botli for Amateurs and for 
Market, Largest Size, good Quality, and very Productive. 
Plants now ready in Pots, $3 per uoz„ $12 per 100, by mail 
or express. JOHN S. COLLIN’S. - 
Moorestown, New Jersey. 
PLANTS. 
Tninimli, UArT. JAC1L rroui.ys seeqimg, STER¬ 
LING, Margaret. Eclipse. DUCHESSE, Crescent Seed¬ 
ling. ail’d SEVENTY-FIVE other varieties. 
Send lor Circular. 
A. HAiMCE & SQ^, 
Nurserymen and Florists, Red Bank, N. J. 
STRAWBERRtESo 
Plant early awHec'ufo a crop of fruit next season. PAR- 
MELEES CREvSCENT SEEDlLINCx, now ready to 
send by mail, or in pots at $3.00 per doz. Send JLor circular. 
H. W. SMITH, West Hfiven;*€onn. 
and Best. Plant 
Fall and save a 
STRAWBERRIES Great 
American; Crescent Seedling, :uul others, grown, in i’ots ior 
Fall-pi anting; will yield a full Crop of Fruit next June ; oqe 
year sooner than if planting is deferred till Spring. 
RELIANCE and SUSQUECO 
(Brandywine) Raspberries, 10 acres yielded $4,338:-. 
Send lor Catalogues. 
_ WM. PARRY Cinnaminson, N. J. 
Strawberry Plants m Pots. 
Great American and Beauty, $3 per doz.; $12 ner 100.—Fell- 
ton’s New Seedling Raspberries, Earlv Prolific and Reliance. 
Circulars free. SAMUEL C. DE COU, Moorestown, N. J. 
Strawberry Plants by Mail in August. 
A good assortment. Send for Price List to.'! 
PURDY & JOHNSON. Palmyra, N. Y". 
TVTew Seedling Strawberry, President Lincoln. 10 
JLx specimen berries, weighing 17 oz., received first. 4 Pre¬ 
miums lit the Horticultural Fair at Gilmore’s Garden in Jane; 
1877. Is a vigorous grower and abundant bearer.. One of 
the largest Berries ever exhibited.. Will be-reudy: September 
1st; Prite per J00,'$20.00; per d'OZ., $3.0,01 ■ -JOHN! MOLLOY; 
Florist, West Farms, ■ N. Yv 'Orders' received- at 'James 
Fleming's Seed'Store, 67Nassau!St!, New York.-, ... 
pf IW'PB I 'Strawberries, old and liew Sorts, Wilson, 
x Juixn m o | ciieiiey, Prouty, Duncan, Longworth's Bro¬ 
il V Iff 111 I Uflc.-Boyderi-RgiaO. etc., in 'Aiiinist. Sen&for, 
D f III A S Li | Pi-ice’ Listi Purdy & Johnson, palmyra", N .Y. 
Plants of Best Quality 7 . 
Largest Assortment 
ot old and new varieties. 
Greatly reduced Prices'. 
Correspondence I solicited. 
Price list free. Address ■ 
GRAPES 
BUSH & SORT '& MEISSNER? 
BUSHBERG, Jefferson Co:, Mo. 
CAMELLIAS, AZALEAS, ROSES, 
AND WfNTER-BLOOMING PLANTS, 
BY MAIL-POSTAGE PAID. 
Send for Catalogue No. 6 with Supplement—contains two 
hundred and sixty-four collections of live, fifteen, and twenty 
plants each, your choice for one dollar. Address. 
ROBT. J. HALLIDAY, Baltimore, Md. 
PJEHUVIAN ; GUiMO, 
IMPORTED DIRECT:FROM BY 
HOBSON, HURTADO & CO., 
Agents of the. Peruvian Government, NcwYork. 
No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Standard, soldinljagsas 
'tended from vessel, guaranteed to cbntain 10 percent 
Ammonia. 
No. 1 Peruvian Gdano,-Lobe's, gurraiite^dffr'Con¬ 
tain on an average 6 per cent Ammonia. Lobos Guano 
has a larger proportivn.pf Phosphoric. Acid ancUPotas- 
sa than the more highly ammoniated grades. It irthe:best 
and'olieapgst General Fertilizer sorldTh’rhisfcouytfy.-- S 
No. 1 Peruvian Giiano, Rectified, This gfadb is 
jure.Pqfuviap: Guano .tgeafed by Sulphuric Acid;,.and isStdd 
according to its'analysts. It is the most "efficient of all 
Fertilizers. 
No. t Peruvian Guano, Guaranteed. This brand 
designated pure and genuine Peruvian Guano free from 
Lumps and Stones and is in excellent condition for applica¬ 
tion by drill. 
For Circulars and further particulars apply to 
HOBSON, HURTADO & CO., 
No. 63 Pine St., New York. 
CHAPMAN & YAM WYCK, 
(Established 1849), « • 
DEALERS IN 
FEKUflAI .GUAM©. 
exclusively, 
170 Front Street, New York. 
CHEAPEST FERTILIZER 
BECAUSE THE BEST. 
PHEiHIIM' BONE 
Grows WHEAT and GR”A:SS,' equal to manure, 
at Halt the Cost, and lasts twice as long. 
Farmers!! Send questions on Postal Card to EXCELSIOR 
FERTILIZER WORKS, Salem, Ohio. Circulars Free, i 
NEW FIRSTS. 
Wenffer for.-t.lie'fal 1 of fi.STf —A PPLES s’ HdaK PeicduTceZ, 
Wdlbridge, Telofsky; PEACHES; Avixden.’Ett, Beatrice, 
Foster.' Steadied, Sleeper's Ddinri: PLUMS, t Wild Goose, 
Newmaijs, De ’ Caradeuc; CHERRIES : Larj/6 Mont¬ 
morency; Louis Philippe. Also-our 1 usual large stock. M 
Apples, Crahsj Peaches,’Pluihs, Cherries,.’ Currants, Gp.qsq- 
beriies.-Riispberries, &c., *<r.' ’Cri'iV.-p'oird'en’ee solicited.' ’ . 
HEIKES NURSERIES CO.’, Dayton, Ohio. 
MOSEY I 
Made rapidly- wit/lr-Stencil and Key Check 
Outfits. Catalogues-and-Suinples- FREE: S: 
SnsucEK, ilZ^Yqshinglon Su,Bostdn, : M,iss. 
Patent Steel Barb Fencing. 
Worcester, Mass. 
Sole Manufacturer# east fi/> Chicago. 
Warehouse; 42 Cliff St,, New Yqbk, 
