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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[May, 
ROSES 
STRONG EOT PLANTS 
Suitable for immediate Flowering. Sent 
Safely by mail, post-paid. 
FIVE SPLENDID VARIETIES, each hind 
labeled, SI, 12 do. $2,19 do. S3, 
do. S4r, 35 do. $5. 
For 10 eta. each, additional, one 
MAGNIFICENT PREMIUM ROSE. 
to every dollar’^ wor'h ordered. 
Send for our NEW GUIDE TO ROSE CULTURE, 
and select for yourself from over 800 finest, sorts. We are 
the largest Rose-Growers in America, and allow purchasers 
to make their own selections. Satisfaction guaran* 
teed. Address 
_ „ _ THE DINGEE & i ON ARB CO., 
ROSE GROWERS, West. Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
Fine ever-blooming: and other 
roses sent safely by Mail post¬ 
paid. everywhere', and their 
safe arrival guaranteed. G for 
SI, 1.4: for $*3, 30 for $4. Purchasers’ choice of nearly 
GOO varieties of roses and other plants; carefully labeled. 
Fine premium rose with each package, when 10c. is added. 
Catalogue free. Address 
JOS. T. PHILLIPS, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
Roses. HEW ROSES. Roses. 
Over 500 Varieties grown in quantity on their own roots, 
including all the newest and choicest varieties. Catalogue 
sent on receint of 3-cent postage stamp. Also—Greenhouse 
and Bedding Plants in quantity. Send for Catalogue to 
MILLER & HAYES, 
5774 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia.. 
ISvea’folbcsmBig !l©se§. 
Choice Fuchsias, Double Geraniums, 
10c. EACH. Sent by mail to any address, 
4 postage paid. Catalogue containing special 
list of plants at 10c. each. FltEE TO ALT.. 
SEED PADDOCK dfc CO.. 
ex Cleveland. Oliio. 
> OSES, VERBENA 
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BEDDING AMD EXHIBITION PLANTg 
rtSss'SJiyJ teweepistiiKcs MeUai at Expositions 
Fine btock at Low Figures. IS®" Catalogue FREE. 
Address IS. P. GRITCIIELL, Cineimiati, Ohio® 
CABLE FENCING 
Proof against Cattle, Fire, and Rust. Hundreds of miles 
erected. Cheap, Handsome, Durable. 
PHILIP- S. JIUSTSGE, 
14 North 5tli St., Phila. 
EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE ONE. 
Soldering Iron, size that tinmen use—ready for immediate 
use. Bar of Solder—box of Itosiu. and directions that will 
enable you to do your mending, solder up and open canned 
fruit—all sent bv mail postage paid on receipt of SI.OO. 
J. W. BAKER, Box 2209, Philadelphia, Pa. 
METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. 
{Estabiisued in 18^5.) 
Farm implements ; the latest 
improved, and in great va¬ 
riety. 
Fertilizers ot all kinds that 
are worthy of recommendation 
* SOLD AT GREATLY RE- 
____^DUCED PRICES to meet the 
demand of the times. TWENTY-FIRST annual pamphlet sent 
free. H. B. GRIFFING 60 Courtiandt St., New York* 
RICE’S SPRING 
Pat’ll Feb. 11,’6S 
$3 to $5 each. 
So saves all 
vehicle that it 
the service, and 
.fA gents wanted, 
i Spring Brack 
C iias. L. RICK, 
Lock Box 334, g* 
and Jan. 4. '76. 
delivered, 
parts of the 
will do twice 
ride easier. 
Address 
Manufactory. 
Proprietor, 
Scranton, Pa. 
I have invented the best low 
priced Straw and Stalk Cutter. 
39 and $ 0 sizes easit;/ cut from 
0 to50 bushels per hour. Allow¬ 
ance made for freight. Not to be 
paid for till tried on your farm, 
and found satisfactory. Splendid 
chance lor farmers to sell them. 
I)o you want one. Circulars free. 
W. CALE, 
Cliicopeo Falls, Mass. 
,^ N P DRAWING APPA? a ^ U - 
^PERFECT DRAWINGS CAN BEMAOE 
i : OF ANY PERSON,’ LANDSCAPE 
• OR OBUECT.’-SENT BY MAIL PREPAID ON 
; REC’T 0F f fJ5;CTS.;iSfrY 
N 0,71 JOHN STREEriNYiH-MV 
TO THE LADIES SS 
BROWN’S FRENCH DRESSING 
will make Ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes that have 
become rough and red, and Ladies’ Traveling Bags which 
look so old and rusty that they are ashamed to carry them, 
look just, as good as new. It will not rub off or smut when 
wet. Softens the leather. 
No lady will be without it after one trial. Beware of Imi¬ 
tations and counterfeits. For sale everywhere. 
15. F. BROWN & CO., Boston. 
NOVEI/l’Y SHOES. 
The dryest and most serviceable 
shoes made. Samples by mail, 
post-naid. Wood, 75 cts., Wood 
and Leather highly finished, $1.50 
per pair. Send for Free Circular of 
Styles and Prices. Agents wanted. 
NOVELTY SHOE CO. 
Mead rule, Pa. 
LAMB KNITTING MACHINE. 
I S the only Machine that can knit all sizes of work, and 
narrow and widen it; that can shape and complete, 
without hand-finishing, seamless Hosiery, Gloves, and Mit¬ 
tens, or knit them in all sizes; or knit Ribbed, Double, 
and Fancy stitches for I fndenvear, Jackets, Shawls. Scarfs, 
etc. It knits over different Garments. Over 100 ptr 
cent Profit in Manufacturing Knit Goods. The Farmer 
trebles the value of his Wool by converting it into Knit 
Goods. Women make §55.00 a "day with it. Agents want¬ 
ed. Send stamp for Samples of work, and reduced Price- 
List. Address LAMB KNITTING MAcHl.Nk CO., at 
Chicopee Falls, Mass. ; Cincinnati, O.; Chicago, Ill., or 922 
Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
Garden Engine and Fire 
Extinguishee.— For Wash¬ 
ing Windows. Carriages, etc. 
Protects Buildings from Fire, 
and Trees. Vines, etc., from 
Insects. Throws water 50 ft. 
Easilv carried. No Dwelling, 
Country Home, or Factory 
should be without the Foun¬ 
tain Pump. Send for large 
Illustrated Circular. ,J. A. WHITMAN, Sole Proprietor 
and Manufacturer, Providence, R. I. 
^ ROV’T FOB GET IT*! ’’—Singer’s Safety Guard 
J p is worth all the Burglar Alarms ever invented. 
Agents wanted everywhere. Silver plated sample prepaid 
on receipt of 25 cents. Address, A. H. SINGER, 438 Walnut 
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
2 nd EDmON.-3d 1 , 000 . 
E. P. ROE’S 
44 CULTURE OF SMALL FRUITS.” 
Howto raise and market strawberries, liaspberries, Cur¬ 
rants. Gooseberries. Blackberries, etc. 1 he largest and most 
complete manual yet issued. “ Backed full of useful, practi¬ 
cal information.”— Chicago Advance. It w’ll pay for itself 
many times over in a single season. Mailed on receipt of 
50 cents. Address, , E. I*. RUE, 
Cornwnll-on-Hudson, Orange Co., N. Y. 
""rustic 
W ORK. 
Manufacturers, 
KING & SAVAGE, 
Chicago, Ill. 
Factory, East Haven, Conn. 
(Successors 10 Jas.King). 
WHITE FOB CATALOGUES 
AND BRICES, to Chicago, 10, 
2 > q •? a •=> h 
sr< 
Pend $3.75 by mail to S. B. 
Fuller, Lynn, Mass., and re¬ 
ceive in return the best Jig- 
Saw in the world, warranted 
to do as good woik and as 
much of it as any of ihe high 
cost machines in the market. 
Specimens of marquetry, 
which cannot he done with 
other machines, sent for 15 cts. 
Send for Circular. 
S. B. FULLER, 
Lynn, Mass. 
Centennial Bell Pip 
This is a 
beautiful 
wood pipe, 
and is a fac¬ 
simile of In¬ 
dependence Bell, 
which proclaimed 
Liberty throughout 
the land in 1716, and is 
now on exhibition In In¬ 
dependence Hall, Phila¬ 
delphia. We will send one of 
these pipes and a beautiful Cen¬ 
tennial Medal to any addr ss, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of 35 cents. Special 
Prices to the Trade. For sale by To¬ 
bacco and Notion Houses. Agents want¬ 
ed in everv city and county in tin* United 
States HENSZEY 'CO., 321 Market St., Phila., Pa. 
New Y ork Weekly Sun, Jan. 12, 1876, says : “Tlie parties will do all they claim.’ 
WORTH OF GROCERIES 
• New York Weekly Witness, Jan. 13,1876, says: “The Groceries 
arethebest.” New York Christian at Work,Jan. 27, 1816, .says: 
“ No woman in America can afford to be without it.” Chicago 
I Weekly Inter-Ocean , Jan. 27, 1876, says: “ It is one of tlie best 
chances for Agents ever offered.” Send stamp for particulars. 
C. F. WINGATE & CO. (limited), 69 Duane St.,_New York. . 
g 3 — Agents, male or female, can make more money in this bus iness than at anything else. 
iilEE 
MASSACHUSETTS E ARMS CO. 
CHICOPEE FALLS, S^ASS. 
MAYNARD’S PATENT 
P#anufaet<3rers of 
CREEDMOOR, 
MID-RANGE, 
SPORTING RIFLES, 
AND SHOT-GUNS. 
BREECH-LOADING COMBINATION ARSWS. Improved Model, with Central 
Fire Reloading Capped Cartridges. 
For Convenience, Safety, Accuracy and Penetration unequalled. 
SUDD FOR, ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. AKB PRICE LIST. 
