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Strawberry Plants. 
c. each; $3.00 for six; $3 per dozen. 
doz. per 100. per 1000 
Agriculturist,” 7: 
Austin—Shakers. 
Bartlett or Boston Bine. 
Cutter’s Seedling. 
Downer’s Prolific. 
Feast's Fillmore. 
Gen’l. McClellan. 
Green Prolillc. 
Hovey’s Seedling —... 
Hooker. 
La Constantc. 
liussell’s Prolific. 
Triomphe de Gand. . 
Ward’s Seedling.. 35c. 1 00 7 50 
Wilson’s Albany.35c. 1 00 7 50 
Plants carefully packed and sent pre paid by mail, at the 
price per dozen, and by Express by the hundred or thousand. 
Catalogues descriptive of the above, and over fifty more 
choice varieties, including ten new prize sort-i, imported 
from Europe this season, with directions for cultivation now 
ready. It contains also lists of Trees, Vines, Shrubs, &c„ 
grown at my Nursery, and is furnished free by mail to all 
applicants. Address FRANCIS BRILL, Newark, N. J. 
fi<UPERIOR FARM LAND.—20,000 Acres at low 
hSprioes and accommodating terms.—Franklinville and 
Lake Tract.—Gloucester County, New-Jersey, 25 miles south 
of Philadelphia on Railroad running from Philadelphia and 
Camden to Cape Mav. In lots to suit purchasers. Circulars 
with reports of Solon Robinson, Hon. Wm. Parry, and others, 
with full information, sent free by addressing JOHN H. 
COFFIN & CO., or WILLIAM ABBOTT, Franklinville. 
New-Jersey. Also Improved farms from 20 Acres upward. 
'’and for Family Use. A supply always on hand. Orders 
promptly attended to. Address 
GEORGE GOODHEART, 
737 Greenwich-st., New-York. 
Webb Solatia ©owsa Sheep. 
I shall sell this season about 100 head, viz.: 20 rams ; 40 
ewes, and 40 lambs. My lot of yearling rams have never 
been equalled in this coutry. J. C. TAYLOR, 
Holmdel, N. J. 
The Vactoa* Caaie Mall. 
Clark Sorgo Machine Co. 
MANUFACTURERS, 
122 Main-st., CINCINNATI, Ohio. 
This Mill, constructed upon entirely new principles, was 
first presented to the Public last year, and Immediately took 
Its place at the head of all machinery in its class. 
Five State Fair Frst Premiums! 
Were awarded it in rapid succession 
Over the Sis leading Mills of 
the Country'- 
The following are its distinguishing features 
Gearing Gapped, by which the Scraper 
is discarded and Choking rendered Impos¬ 
sible, Diagonally Braced. — main Boll 
Flanged, Feed Roll Fluted.—Shafting sup¬ 
ported in Oil-Tight Step-Boxes.—No Keys 
are used.—No Cog Wheels to break.—A Per¬ 
forated False Bottom in the Rear of the 
Rolls to prevent Bagasse taking up the 
juice as it leaves the Rolls.—Mill taken 
apart in Five Minutes, simply by loosen¬ 
ing Four Screws. 
Six Sizes, $410 to $235. 
tsr SEND FOR SORGO HAND BOOB. 
Italian Queen Bees. 
From the Apiary of Dzierzon, which, at the last European 
Bee Convention, was unanimously declared to be the only 
apiary in Europe from which reliably pure stock could be 
obtained. As I have an entire apiary of this stock, bred 
carefully for upward of ibur years, and shall test and guar¬ 
antee the purity, fertility and.safe delivery of queens, 
when sold, purchasers may rely upon them. 
A limited number of these Queens will be supplied this 
season at $10 each. Orders will be filled in strict rotation 
with their reception. Circulars sent on receipt of a 2 cent 
stamp. RICHARD COLVIN, Baltimore, Md. 
Premium Chester White Pigs. 
Progeny of Hogs that have taken State and United States 
Premiums, sent to all parts of the United States. For Cir¬ 
culars giving prices, etc. Address 
■N. P. BOYER & CO„ 
Coatesville, Chester Co., Penn. 
Beef Bone Wanted.— 20,000 round shin Beef Bone wanted 
In lots of 500'and upward, for u filch cash will be paid oil de¬ 
livery. Address A. L. SHIPMAN, 35 Ann-st., New-York. 
The Unrivalled asid only Successful 
Cook Sugar Bvaporator. 
BLYMYEE, BATES & DAY, 
Mansfield, Ohio. 
The increasing favor with which this “Old Reliable” 
Evaporator is received, is without precedent in the history 
of Machinery It lias thus far proved to be the only success¬ 
ful mode of Manufacturing A 1 Sorgo Syrup with economy 
and despatch. 
Since its appearance about 125 patents have been issued 
for contrivances which the. Inventors hoped would rival if 
not supersede Cook’s, but usually a few days’ experiment 
with them has resulted in their rejection and a substitution 
of tlie unequalled Cook Evaporator. These experiments 
have taught Farmers that their Sorgo crop is too valuable to 
be wasted and ruined by untried machinery. 
The superiority of the Cook is shown by the fact that it 
has taken 
30 State first Premiums. 
It lias taken the First Premium at 5 Ohio State Fans in 
succession over heavy competition. 
€>ver 41041© asset! last Tear ! 
All Will-ranted and none returned. 
The Cook is the cheapest per square foot; consumes least 
fuel per gallon; boils most rapidly ; is of the best material 
and workmanship; is tlie most durable and convenient; is a 
SELF DEFECATOR, and is tile only Evap¬ 
orator free from liability for infringement 
upon some previous patent. 
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-US PRUNING AND CULTURE OF FRUIT TREES. 50c. 
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