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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
Centesimal Sweet Corn. 
The most profitable Early Sweet Corn for market or 
family use It unites earliness, quality, productiveness, and 
lave-sized ears for market. We give testimonials.—“ After 
repeated trials for several vears of the different varieties of 
early and late Sweet Corn for market and home use, I have 
found none that will compare, in quality,size, and earliness, 
with that I bought of you last spring. It is ten days earlier 
than • Darling’s Extra Earlv,’ and grows double the size, is 
very sweet aiul prolific. It is the greatest acquisition of the 
day E. H. Judd, Market Gardener, S. Hadley Falls, Mass.” 
—“ There lias been nothing in the Springfield, Holyoke, 
Chicopee, and Westfield markets, that can compete with it. 
L. L. Hooker. Westfield, Mass."—” For its large ears, uni- 
formly well filled, and its earliness for market, the best 1 
ever raised. M. L. Gaylord, East Hampton, Mass.” 
Per Package, 25 cts.; 5 Pks., $1.00 ; by mail, Post-paid. 
Extra large late Sweet Corn at the same rate. 
A. L. CLARK & SON, East Hampton, Mass. 
This superb Illustrated Floral 
Work, describing over 500 vari¬ 
eties of Flower and Vegetable 
Seeds^ Bulbs^etc.y will be sent 
you (with one packet of New 
Dwf. Bouquet A ster , Blotched 
and StripedPetu nia^or Ext ra 
Mixed Pansy) , for only 1 OctS. 
The above three or any six 
5 C pkts, for 25 cts and the Tri¬ 
bute FREE. W. H. REID, 
Box 97. Rochester, N. Y. 
SEEDS. 
GARDEN, FLOWER & FIELD SEEDS, 
reliable, fresh and pure, at reasonable prices. 
(ESTABLISHED 1839.) 
B. H. STAIR & CO., 
Cleveland Seed Store, Cleveland, Ohio. 
$125 IN CASH PREMIUMS. 
For particulars see mv Illustrated Catalogue for 1S76, con¬ 
taining all the NEW and BEST varieties of Strictly 
FINE GARDEN SEEDS, carefully grown from SE¬ 
LECTED Stocks, and the largest and BEST collection 
of NEW and CHOICE SEED POTATOES ever 
offered, sent free to all applicants. Do not fail to see it. 
J. R. V. HAWKINS, Goshen, New York. 
SEEDS " 
FOR GARDEN & FIELDS, 
RELIABLE AND TRUE. Send to 
TOLEDO SEED HOUSE, 
AUGUSTUS B. TABER, Toledo, O. 
Bates’ Folding Vine Protector. 
This Protector was 
introduced in 38.19, and 
parties that had them 
in that year have pro¬ 
tected their plants 
every year since, and 
they are good now. 
Send for Circular. 
Also Imperial Pekin 
' Ducks eggs, from pure 
stock, $3 per doz. 
-T- CALEB BATES, 
Kingston, Mass. 
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 
of Plants, Roses, etc., by 
i, mail. 24 pages of information 
for all interested in Flowers, Fruits, etc., Free. 7 Roses, or 
8 Grape Vines, for $1. WM. H. MOON, 
Moriisville, Pa. 
CHEMOA NURSERIES. 
A PPLE and other FRUIT TREES. GRAPE-VINES, 
HEDGE PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, GREEN¬ 
HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS for sale. Stock SOUND 
and HEALTHY. PRICES low. Great inducements to 
Granges, Clubs, and Dealers for CASH. Spring 
Price-list now ready. Free to all applicants. 
Address SCOTT & MAXWELL, Clienoa, Ill. 
yil.ilili A SPKCL1LTY. 
300 Acres ill Fruits. No. 1 Plants of all best sorts at 
very lowest rates. See Page ill Send for prices to 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moores town, N. J. 
fiBESTEK COUNTY 
^ CORN yields 73 to 123 bushels. 1 lb., post paid, 50c. 
BLOODED Cattle, Sheep. Hogs. Poultry, Dogs. etc. Cir¬ 
cular FREE. W. ATLEE BURPEE, Philadelphia, Pa. 
T ANE’S Improved Imperial Sugar Beet Seed. 
A-i 1 oz. 10c. a \i lb.25c ; 1 lb.80c. ; 4 lbs. §3. Snowflake, 
Eureka, amrotber Potatoes and Seeds at low prices. 
Send for Catalogue. DAVID R. WOOD, Morrisviue, Vt. 
enklns’ Nurseries,— Sugar Maple L Linden, Transp. 
$ 10 , 
for 
SEND FOR 
BEAUTIFUL I 
OF CHOICE 
Illustrated iBOOK FREEi Fresh Seeds. 
he world. Lowest prices, send for free 
R. H. SHUMWAY, Rockford, Ill. 
Warranted best In the worlds Lowest 
book. 
RARE BUSINESS CHANCE. 
For sale a Seed and Floral Establishment, doing a profita¬ 
ble business, and situated in the best part of the city; lias a 
large trade in Floral Designs and Cut Flowers. 
Easily managed. Will sell either with property, or give a 
long lease on favorable terms. The buildings were erected 
especially for the business. Good reasons given for selling. 
Established 9 years. Apply to D. GRINTON, 
67 Chippewa St., Buffalo, N. Y. 
Bancroft Patent Wheel Hoe. 
hoe, and 
.nothing 
but a plea- 
sure in 
compa r i- 
son to run 
_ it. Descrip¬ 
tive price-list sent free. Agents wanted in every town. I 
also have an immense stock of Deciduous and Evergreen 
Trees of all sizes and kinds. 
Address THOMAS JACKSON, 
Nurseryman, Portland, Maine. 
Holbrook’S “VETO” SEED DRILL & “NEW’ 
Cultivator sow and cultivate all 
kinds vegetables. Do work of 10 
men. Best and cheapest. 
Price $12.50 combined. 
$7.00 
Steel Teeth. 
CireslMaPm Hafo Ly E. S. H7JIMTFS & CO.,Boston, Mass. 
WHEEL-HOE' 
Every Gardener, Onion 
Grower and Nurseryman 
needs it—saves much weeding— 
protects plants from being cover¬ 
ed-does the work of six men. 
Send for descriptive Circular. 
WM. L. BOYER & BKO., PliilatlelpUia, Pa. 
Matthews’ Garden Seed Drills 
and Matthews’ Hand Cultivators, are 
the most reliable, durable, popular 
and salable ever produced. Sold 
separate or combined. Send for 
Circular. Made only by 
EVERETT & SMALL, 
Boston, Mass. 
‘I'NTR 
j PERUVIAN 
IguanoA 
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, 
$60 per ton. Russell Coe’s Ammoniated 
Bone Superphosphate of Lime, $45 per ton. 
Double Refined Poudrette, $25 per ton. 
Ground Bone. $30 and $35 per ton. 
Land Plaster, packed in bbl„ $12 per ton. 
Dealers supplied with any of the above 
Standard Fertilizers at lowest trade price. 
I Delivered to Rail-Road or Boat free of 
I.WARRANTED! cartage.—Order direct of 
* , H. B. GRIFFING, 
Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Imple¬ 
ments and Fertilizers, 60 Courtlandt Street, New York. 
The Universal Fertilizer 
is the cheapest and best manure in use. $50 per ton. Read 
Dr. Hexamer’s opinion in our new circular. 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
189 & 191 Water St., New York. 
THE STOCKBRIDGE 
nrain n g a , nr ra bo, Are made after Formulas 
ga | 11 1 |o '§? of Prof. Stockbridge of 
irlaiH I 1 iL!K §0Mass. Agricultural Col¬ 
lege, from pure chemicals, 
and give large returns at small cost. Pamphlets with tiie 
formula, prices, &c„ free. IV. H. BOWKER & CO., Sole 
Agents, 43 Chatham St., Boston. 
CHAPMAN & YAW WYCK, 
(Established 1819), 
DEALERS IN 
FEUUflM GUAM© 
EXCLUSIVELY, 
170 Front Street, New York. 
FARMERS l GARDENERS. 
Do yon want to double your crops? 
Do you want early and large vegetables ? 
Do you want to be far ahead of your neigh¬ 
bors, and all at less expense than using barn¬ 
yard manure ? 
Then buy the Double Refined Poudrette. 
Price $25 per ton. Send for circular to 
JAMES T. FOSTER, 
GG Cortlaudt st., New York. 
BRICK MACHINE. 
Something new. Was awarded first premiums at Ohio, 
Indiana, and St. Louis Fairs. Also Standard TILE MA¬ 
CHINES. Best in use. For circular address 
J. W. PENFIELD, Willougliky, O. 
Stamped Zinc Labels. 
. ChtOR TREES VINES &C SO'CHEAP THAT 
NO ONE PLANTING TREES OR VINES: CAN AFFORD 
TO BE WITHOUT THEM PRICE LIST&SAMPLES FREE 
W A TV HP XT _The address of every Grange Se¬ 
tt Ai" i. | / eretnry in the West, that we may 
send them onr SPECIAL TERMS and PRICES of Nursery 
Stock and Hedge Plants for Soring planting. Address 
SCOTT & MAXWELL, Chcnoa, III. 
BUTTER WORKER. 
The most Effective, Simple and Convenient Tet Invented. 
Works 30 lbs. in less than 5 minutes, thorough¬ 
ly working out the buttermilk and mixing in the salt. 
“ It is a machine that should be in even' dairy, small and 
great.”— William Crazier, Northport, L. 1. 
Send for circular and price lists. 
A. H. REID, 
16551 Market St., Pliilndclpliia, Pa. 
THE MONITOR MILK PAN. 
(Patented Junk 29th, 1875.) 
Made entirely of Cast Iron and lined wilh Porcelain. Milk 
discharge pipe does not pass through the water. Pan is 
easily removed from vat. Water in vat regulated to ar.v 
hight. Will he ready for sale in January, 1876. Agents 
wanted for State of New York. Apply to 
LEWIS W. CENTRE, Gen. Agent, 
’Dellii, Delaware Co., N. Y. 
HEESE FACTOR 
SUPPLIES. 
Portable Engines and Boilers, Vats. Hoops, 
Presses. Screws, Cans. Every article needed in 
Cheese Factory or Creamery. Send for Circulars. 
WEEKS &. BISOWNE, Syracuse, N. Y. 
The Maiiplar dm 
and 
Butter-worker, 
Without flouts or agitators of 
any kind. 5 Sizes made. 
Agents wanted where we have 
none. Send for Circular. 
CORNISH & CURTIS, 
Fort Atkinson, Wis. 
HARDIN’S IMPROVED METHOD OF 
SETTING MILK for MAKING RUTTER, 
Recommended by Hon. X. A. Willard, Prof. L. B. Arnold, 
The American Dairymen’s Convention, &c. 
For Circulars free address 
L. S. HARDIN, Louisville, Ky. 
AUTOMATIC 
PUMPS. 
Water driven to any height 
and distance by compressed air. 
Country bouses supplied cheaply 
and certainly for bath-rooms, 
water closets, hot and cold water 
faucets, etc. 
Plenty of fresh water for stock 
on farms. Address 
HARTFORD PUMP 00., 
HARTFORD, CONN. 
American Machine Co., 430 Walnut St„ Phila. 
Newton & Hare, 150 Lake St., Chicago. 
Force Pump, Flout Syringe.—$4.50. 
Page's Improved, with Graduating Sprinkler—will throw 
water 50 feet, and change to coarse spray or fine mist in¬ 
stantly. N. PAGE, Jr., Danvers, Mass. 
Garden Engine and Fire 
Extinguisher.— For Wash¬ 
ing Windows, Carriages, etc. 
£ Protects Buildings from Fire, 
^ and Trees, Vines, etc., from 
Insects. Throws water 50 l'tr. 
Easily carried. No Dwelling, 
Country Home, or Factory 
should he without the Foun¬ 
tain Pump. Send for large 
Illustrated Circular. J. A. WHITMAN, Sole Proprietor 
and Manufacturer, Providence, R. I. 
BRADFORD MILL CO. 
Successors to Jaa. Bradford & Co. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
French Buhr Millstones, 
Portable Corn & Flour Mills, 
Smut Machines, etc. 
Also, dealers in Bolting Cloths and 
General Mill Furnishing. 
Office & Factory, 158 W. 2d St, 
CINCINNATI, O. 
_ J.R.Stewart, Pres, W.R.Dunlap^e. 
(ET^BXO^JLiIBTa SENT ON APPLICATION* 
