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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[ October, 
M York Medical College for Women. 
The regular Session of this Institution, where women are 
thoroughly prepared for the practice of medicine, will com¬ 
mence August 16 th. 
For full information, address 
New York Medical College for 'Women, 
187 Second Av., cox-. Pith St., N. Y. 
Imported Dutch Bulbs, 
And OtHer Flowering Roots 
For Fall Planting. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
Choice Seeds, for Fall Sowing. 
Our New 
ILLUSTRATED 
Catalogue 
of the above now ready, and will be 
mailed to all applicants on receipt of 
3-cent stamp. 
RICHARDS©!^ Sl COULD, 
Seed and Horticultural Warehouse, 
245 Broadway, New York, 
P. O. Box 5134. (American Agriculturist Building .) 
Home Grapes 
OF 
FOREIGN EXCELLENCE. 
The Croton, a White Grape; the Senasqna, 
a Blaelt Grape. Both fox - Out-door Cxxltxire. 
Their fruit is equal to the finest foreign varieties which 
require to be grown under glass. The vines are hardy, 
healthy, vigorous, and productive. 
They are wanted in every garden and vineyard in the 
United States. 
Send for descriptive illustrated Circular, giving facts of 
their success in various localities. 
Price-hist. 
Each. Per doz. 
CROTON, one year.$1.00 $9.00 
“ two years. 1.50 15.00 
‘‘ “ “ very large. 2.00 18.00 
SENASQUA, " “ 1.00 9.00 
Sent by mail on receipt of price. Liberal inducements to 
agents. STEPHEN W. UNDERHILL, 
Croton Point Landing, N. Y. 
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ANHATTAN MANUFACTURING AND 
FERTILIZING COMPANY. 
Works at Communipaw, New Jersey, ad¬ 
join! n g the Abattoir, 
CAPITAL, $200,000. 
Jno. D. Wing, Acting Pres. I Jas. H. Basket:, Treas. 
! PHOSPHATIC BLOOD GUANO 
A j 
An Improved Soluble Plant Food. 
(Its NrrnoGES derived from Blood, and its Phosphates 
lrom Hones.) 
For seeding to Winter Grain and Grass it will more than 
repay its cost m one crop. 
The greatest possible benefit to Lawns and Meadows is to 
oe derived from manures applied during September and 
early part of October; producing a growth which protects 
the roots during winter, and imparting such life and vigor 
to them, that the crop will malic an early start in spring and 
outstrip the weeds. 
PRICE, $50 PER TON. 
S3?” Circulars on application. 
Address 
P. O. Box 302. 
TIIOS. .T. IT ANT), Secretary. 
31 & 33 Broadway, New York. 
Sixty Berkshire Bigs, 
From imported Sows and Boars. This is said by good judges to be the finest herd of Berkshires in the country. They 
are of large size, fine in hair and bone, and perfect in form and markings. A sow from this herd took the Hist px - xze 
and sweepstakes, and her litter of pigs the iii - st prize, at the New England Fair at Lowell last month. 
Sixty trios of AYLESBURY and ROUEN DUCKS, bred from IMPORTED FOWLS, and winners of first prize at the 
New York Poultry Show. 
Ten Shearling Cotswold Bams f 
And six RAM LAMBS, from IMPORTED EWES, and got by the Ram Lord Napier, which took several first prizes in Eng- 
land, and first prize at the Provincial Show, Canada, and first prize at the New York State Show, and first prize, for two 
years, at the Queens County Show. 
Ayrshire and Alderney Calves. 
The AY r RSHIRES are the get of the hull Jock, winner of several prizes in Scotland, and lie took second prize at the 
Stirling Show, 18(59. 
The ALDERNEY'S are the get of Beacon Comet, who lias no competitor; his stock prove to he unsurpassed by any for 
producing milk and butter, and wherever shown always carry off the gold and silver prizes. 
ITorse Stock. 
A number of YEARLING COLTS, got by the horse General Grant, winner of first prize, for two years ill succession, 
on Long Island, open to competition. His sire, Black Hawk ; grandsire, Sherman Morgan; g. g. sire, Justin Mogan, he bv 
General De Lancy, thorough-bred. 
A few CLYDESDALE FILLIES, got by Lord Clyde and Imported Brutus. Lord Clyde was awarded Diploma, 1S69, and 
first prize 1870, at the Queens County Fair, L. I. His sire, Lord Clyde, bred by Mr. S. C. Crawford, Lanarkshire, Scotland ; 
he by Crawford’s celebrated Clyde winner of first prize of the Highland Society, and was sold to the Douglass Society. 
WILLIAM CROZ1ER, 
Beacon Stock Farm, Northport, N. Y. 
For sale, 1,000,000 acres, selected carefully in Minnesota, 
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois. Descrip¬ 
tions guaranteed to parties who can not examine personally. 
Send for Lists referring to this advertisement. I have made, 
and still make, investments for Eastern parties, which pay 
from 50 to 100 per cent. 
Iiiaiisi-SatifoUjca* Crfloves, 
For Gardening, Housework, etc., etc. A perfect protection 
for the hands, making them soft, smooth, and snowy white. 
A certain cure for Salt-Rheum, Chapped Hands, etc. Ladies’ 
short, $1.50; Gauntlets, $1.75 per pair. Gents’short, $1.75; 
Gauntlets, $2.00 per pair. Sent by mail, on receipt of price, 
by GOODYEAR’S I. R. GLOVE M’F’G CO., No. 205 Broad- 
way. New York, Manufacturers of all kinds of Rubber Goods. 
\V. J. BARNEY, 
President National Board of Real Estate Agents, 
1G3 Lasalle St., Chicago, Ill. 
TREES and PLANTS, 
IVo offer in very large variety— 
Rhododendrons—the most beautiful Evergreen. 
Camellia Japonic:*, at low prices. 
Lawn Trees, of very fine form. 
Flowei-ing Shrubs, of the choicest kinds. 
Roses, very fine, by the 100 and 1,000. 
Rare Evergreens, in more than 200 varieties. 
Arbor Vitre. and other Hedge Plants, by the 1,000. 
Evergreen Thorn, the best Hedge Plant. 
For Catalogues, address 
PARSONS (& CO., Flushing, Long Island, N. Y. 
& <5 KIVU'S, IODK !—$12 a clay made selling 
Jva our Scissons Shatipf.net: and otherxvares. Snmplc25c. 
Catalogue free. T. J. HASTINGS & CO., Worcester, Mass. 
I 
THE WAKEFIELD,, 
EARTH CLOSET, 
Is by all odds the best yet 
patented. Send to Wakefield 
Earth Closet Co.. 36Dey St. 
New York, for Descriptive 
pamphlet, or call and exam¬ 
ine. 
* GET UP CLUBS, AND 
GET YOUR OWN VINES FREE ! 
Almost any one will join his neighbors in buying a few 
choice vines. 
For $5 wc will send 5 Martha, 5 Goethe, 5 Milder, and 5 
Delaware, and 1 of each extra to getter-up of c lub. 
For $10 we will send 5 each of flic above, also 5 Salem, 5 
Lydia, 5 Telegraph, and 5 Lentz, besides 1 each of these 8 
varieties to getter-up of Club. The above will be sent free 
by mail on receipt of price. All first-class plants. For 
further collections, etc., address 
ISIDOR BUSH & SON, Bushbcrg, Mo. 
Soc advertisement in another column, 
