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AMEHICAN AGRICULTURIST, 
[Apiul, 
PACKER’S PATENT STEMP PUEEER ANB> WAEE BUlEDER. 
This Machine differs from all other machines for these purposes In its convenience for transporting Stumps, Stone, Can¬ 
non, Shafts, Castings, or any heavy weights. After having lifted them with its immense purchase, and strongly trussed frame. 
The combination of the arched reach with the truss, gives ample room for the load, while the wheels may be of common • 
size. Tile load being on 4 wheels, is easy on the team; and the machine may be worked by cither oxen or horses. 
The superiority of this Machine as a wall builder, makes it deserving of especial notice. Tlie stone after being lifted out 
of the ground can be drawn alongside the wall to the end, and tlie machine turned so as to bring tlie load directly across 
tlie wall, in which position the heaviest stone can be deposited with ease, either at the bottom or top of the wall, and the 
machine may then be turned back, leaving the stone in place. For particulars, Address 
PACKER & FISH, Mystic River, Conn. 
CROPUT’S PREMIUM WEEDING HOE. 
The most simple and complete Hoe for weeding Onions, Strawberries, and smaller crops, also, for various kinds of works. 
It is easily adjusted to any required bight or angle, by means of a key, and is not liable to get out of order. 
Manufactured by AKNOLD & CUOSMAN, Westport, Conn., and for sale by A. C. ARNOLD, Norwalk, Conn., ,1. 
VANDERBILT, 23 Fulton-st„ New York, and R. H. ALLEN & CO., 189 Water-st., New York. 
Open Page Advenisements, $1.50 per line of space. 
Fruit aud ©ruaasieutal Trees 
tor Spring of 1§©6. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, have tlie pleasure of offering 
for Spring planting, their usual large and well-grown stock of 
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees. 
Ornamental Trees, Sliriilis and Plants. 
Green-Mouse and Hot-Mouse Plants. 
Bedding Plants, Including the splendid large leaved 
Cannas, Wigandia, Aralia, Colocasia, &c. 
Each of these departments contain all of real value, old 
and new. 
The following Catalogues, which give full particulars, will 
be sent pre-paul upon the receipt of postage stamps, as fol¬ 
lows ; Nos. 1 and 2, ten cents each. No. 3, five cents. No. 4, 
three cents. 
No. 1.—A Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Fruits. 
No. 2.—A Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Orna. 
ment.al Trees, Shrubs, Roses, &c., &c., <tc. 
No. S.—A Catalogue of D.ablias, Verbenas, Petunias, and 
select new Green-house and Bedding Plants, published every 
Spring. 
No. 4.—A Wholesale Catalogue or Trade List, published 
every autumn. 
EEEWANUER & BARRY, 
MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES, 
ROCHEISTER., Y. 
Flower Seeds—By Mall, Postage Paid. 
The following are imported in separate colors, and mixed 
so that a package will give many plants of each color. 
Aster, Giant Empeuor ; double fiowers of enormous size. 
Azure, peachblossom, violet, liglit Indigo, carmine, 
pure white, purple, applehlossom, lilac; rose, pale cop¬ 
per color, cocoanut color, &c., &c.; in all, 22 colors . $1.00 
Aster, Doublk Hedgehog ; beautifully quilled, 6 colors. .5U 
Aster, Double Imbrigue Pompone; perfection, lOcolors.75 
Aster, Double Crown : purple, crimson, violet, rose, 
brownish purple; cacti color lighted with wliite centre. 50 
, Aster, Reid's Double Quilled, "lO colors. 50 
Aster, Double Dwarf Pyramidal Bouquet ; profuse 
bloomer, 12 colors. 50 
Aster, Truffaut’s Pceont Flowered ; extra fine. 
Twelve colors. 75 
The whole collection of Asters for $4.00.' 
Balsams, Camelia Flowered; extra double. 8 colors. 50 
Balsams, Improved 1£ose Flowered ; large and ex¬ 
tra double. Eight colors . 50 
Balsam, Pale Yellow; sweet scented, very fine . 25 
The Collection of Balsams for $1.00. 
Cockscombs, Dwarf; new and extra rich colors. A 
S aokage contains Crimson, Golden Yellow, Purple, 
:ose. Yellow, Chamois, and Viridifiora (neicj. 50 
Stocks, Large Flowered Dwarf; Splendid trusses 
of Flowers. Twelve delicate and bj-illiant colors. .$1.00 
Stocks, Wallflower Leaved; Twelve best colors.. 75 
Stocks, Branching German. Six colors. 50 
The Collection of Stocks for $2.00. 
Zinnia, extra quality; mostly very double. Several 
' colors. 50 
Portiilaca, New Double; white, orange, purple, 
white striped Rose. 50 
The grower warrants one half to he Double. 
Phlox Drnmmondii, most brilliant. Crimson, pure 
white, intense scarlet, magenta, pink, lilac, and many others.75 
The above are tlie very best Seeds of a celebrated Grower 
in Europe. Last September, at tlie Inter-Continental Horti¬ 
cultural Exhibition, of Prussia, liis Asters were awarded a 
large Silver Medal; bis Stocks, two Silver Medals; and other 
Flowers received certificates of merit. 
Glacliolns.—Over 130 Varieties of tliis surpassingly 
brilliant and beautiful Flower. Roots of Six superb named 
varieties, distinct in color, or twelve not named, for $2.00. 
Any of the above will be m.ailed promptly and post-paid, 
on receipt of price. All are of most easy cultivation. Plain 
directions accompany each package. Address 
. _ GEORGE SUCH, South Amboy, N, J. 
Superb Flowering Plants—By Mail. 
i On receipt of price, the following will be forwarded, post¬ 
age paid, perfectly protected in moss, covered with oiled pa- 
f ier, or in Doxes made for the purpose. Being on the line of 
he Camden and Amboy R. R., a package liy tlie afternoon 
mail would reach a point 200 or 300 miles distant early next 
morning. 
12 Verbenas, most brilliant varieties.$1..50. 
6 Monthly Carnations, extra fine. 1.50. 
Any of the following will he sent at $2.23 a dozen. 
Scarlet Geraniums. — Chrysanthemums, very finest, 
large and small.— Heliotrope, 12 varieties.— Fuchsias, best 
single and double.— Petunias, very sliowy.- Salvias, sever¬ 
al kinds.— Agkratum, tlie plain, and the variegated.- Balm, 
sweet scented; leaves variegated green and gold. Hardy.— 
Lantanas, all tlie most brilliant. — Pansies, beautifully 
marked.— Violets, slugle and double.— Lobelias.—Veron¬ 
icas. 
2 .Japan Lilies. ) 
2 Double Tuberoses .> for $2.25. 
6 Gladiolus, superb varieties.) 
Send your address distinctly to 
_ GEORGE seen. South Amboy, N. J. 
! Po’kcepsie Small-Fruit Nursery. 
All persons desirous of purchasing the Newest and 
Choicest varieties of Strawberries, &c., are partic¬ 
ularly requested to send for Catalogue and Price List. The 
quality of our plants and style of packing cannot be sur¬ 
passed, If equalled, as letters from our customers In all sec¬ 
tions will amply show. Address 
EDWIN MARSHALL, Po'kcepsIC; N. Y, 
J^trawberry Plants. 
Agriculturist, (quality of plants fully equal to those I 
sent out last year, $1 per dozen; $3 per 100; $10 per lOOO. 
RusseU’s Prolific, $1 per 100; $3 per 1000. 
Smith’s Buffalo Seedling (true), and French’s 
Seedling, $1 per 100; $10 per 1000. 
Wilson, and all the old leading varieties at low prices. 
Bend for Catalogue. EDWIN MARSHALL, 
Po’keOpsle, N. Y 
MEAD’S PATENT CONICAL PLOW. 
The Conical Is undoubtedly the best Plow for all kinds of 
work, that has ever been offered to the Public, and we are 
now prepared to furnish them to Farmers and the Trade at' 
same prices that much poorer ones are offered, and warrant 
them in every particular. Send for a Price List. 
W. E. BARRETT & CO., Providence, R. I. 
We also manufacture Shares Patent Horse Hoes for the 
N. E. States, One season’s trial will convince any Farmer 
that this is well worth the price of ten for working among 
Cora, Potatoes, and Root Crops. Send for Circular. 
■W E BARRETT & CO., Providence, R. I. 
CLEMENT’S ARTIFICIAL, LEG. 
Harrisburg, Pa., January 24, 1865. 
Richard Clement, Esq.: 
De.ar Sir;-Y’our limb sent me has been received, and fits 
perfectly. I am satisfied tliat It is a good job. Many here 
wearing other limbs, strongly intimate, seeing this one, get¬ 
ting substitutes from you. I am dancing about on my pins 
as brisk as ever. Grateful for the service you have rendered 
me, I remain, Truly yours. 
GEORGE W. ROBERTS, 
Fiftieth Co., Second Batallion, V. K. Corps. 
CLEMENT'S NEW PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEGS accu¬ 
rately adjusted at bis Branch Office, at Marsh & Co.’s Radical 
Cure Truss Offices. 2 Vcscy-st., Astor House, New York, and 
S. N. Mar.sh, Corlles & Co., 3 IVest Fourth-st., Cincinllatl, 
opposite the Hlgli Steeple. 
TAXIDERMISTS’ MANUAL, 
GIVING full instruction in Skinning, Mounting and Pre¬ 
serving Birds, Animals, Reptiles, Fishes, Insects, Eggs, 
Skeletons, &c. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of $1.00. 
Address S. H. SYLVESTER, Taxidermist, 
Tvriaflle1>oi’o’, Mas®. 
Cured by Bates’ Patent Appliances. For descriptive pafii- 
phlet, etc., Address SIMPSON & CO., 277 West 23d-Bt., N. Y. 
STANDARD PHONOGRAPHY-ThbBBSTS noRTifAND.— 
Send for Circular and Catalosuo to A, J. GKAUAM, 644 
Broadvyay, New Yorls. 
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS, 
Agents wanted for the following Implements. Have 
been thoroughly tested and are warranted. We offer liberal 
inducements to active men. 
COLUMBIAN MOWER AMD REARER 
Has two Driving Wheels. Forward cut when mow¬ 
ing, and Rear cut with side delivery when 
reaping. Second to none as a Mower, superior to all 
as) a Reaper, and has a perfect 
SEFF MAKE. 
SMALLEY’S OOEIT PLOW & OtJLTIYATOE, 
Five implements In one. A boy can manage It With case- 
It Is a perfect Furrow, Coverer, Hocr, Hiller 
and Harrow. 'The best implement in use for covering 
Crain. 
BRANCH BEAM HILLING PLOW. 
No Farmer should be without one of these light and sim¬ 
ple Double Mould Plows- Has movable 117,iff, suitable fOr 
rows from 2K to 8K ft. apart. Send for Illustrated Ram- 
bblcts with Terms to Agents. 
American agriculthral works, 
17 Courtland-st., New-York, 
DUANE H. NASH, General Agent. 
Milliiitone S>i*essis)g' l>ianioiids 
Set in Patent Protector and Guide. For said by JOflil 
DICKENSON, Patentee and Sole Miinufacturcr, and Im¬ 
porter of Diamonds for all Meclianical purposes. Also Man¬ 
ufacturer of Glaziers’ Diamonds, No. 64 Nassau-st,, New- 
York City. Old Diamonds reset. N, B.—Send postage- 
stamp for Descriptive Circular of the Diamond Dresser. 
P REMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS for Sale.— 
Sent by Express to ail p.arts of the Uniteil States. For 
Circulars and Prices, Address N. P. BOYER & CO., 
Gum Tree, Chester Co., Fa, 
