AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST 
[July, 
368 
Jersey ILaJKls for Ssile, 
in Tracts to suit purchasers. 
31,00!) Aej-cs of SnEperioi" Soil in One Body, 
on Camden and Atlantic Railroad, in best location in South 
Jersey. Lands sliotvn I'rec of expense. 
Apply to E. tVItIGHT, Eltvood, Atlantic Co., N. J. 
Also many tliousand acres of Cranberry lands. Cir¬ 
culars or otlier information clieerfully forwarded. 
@©©d 
MaM, 
The follotving varieties, the onalitv of which can 
not be 
excelled, will be mailed post-paid, 
.to aui' address 
iu tlie 
Union upon receipt of price allixcd 
per oz. 
4 ozs. 
8 02S. 
2 )onnd, 
Early AA'liite Dutch.. 
.10 cts. 
35 cts. 
CO cts. 
Sl.oo 
Ayiiite Strap Leaf. 
.10 ” 
35 " 
CO “ 
1.00 
Red Top Strap Leaf.. 
.10 “ 
35 “ 
CO ” 
1.00 
Larfce WliRc Globe... 
SO “ 
45 “ 
75 
I.arge AA’liite Norfolk. 
.10 “ 
SO “ 
45 “ 
75 
Y''eilow‘ Aberdeen ,. 
.10 “ 
35 “ 
GO “ 
1.00 
Golden Ball (Robertson’s).10 “ 
35 “ 
CO “ 
1.00 
Large Yellow Globe, extra.10 “ 
oo ** 
CO “ 
1.00 
Long AVliite French.. 
. 10 “ 
35 “ 
GO “ 
1.00 
Long AVliite or Cow Horn. .10 “ 
35 “ 
CO “ 
1.00 
Y'ellow Finland. 
.15 “ 
45 “ 
SO “ 
1.50 
AA’aite’s Eclipse, flue. 
.10 “ 
35 “ 
00 “ 
1.00 
Orange Jellv. 
.10 “ 
So “ 
60 “ 
1.00 
Improved Iluta Baga 
. 10 “ 
35 “ 
CO “ 
1.00 
Skirving’s do. 
.10 “ 
30 “ 
43 “ 
75 
Laing’s do. 
.10 “ 
30 “ 
45 
75 
Dale's Hybrid. 
SO “ 
43 “ 
75 
I’ackets for retailing. 
full size, per dozen. 
.00 cts. 
do. do. 
lialt size. 
Jo. 
Prices to dealers by tlie quantity will be given upon appli¬ 
cation. 
Our celebrated Seed Catalogue and Guide to the Vegeta- 
hie and Floioer Garden, containing upwards of One Hun¬ 
dred, pagee, heanllfully illustrated, will be mailed to all ap¬ 
plicants enclosing 25 cents. Address 
15. K. BLISS, Springfield, Jlass. 
FEES II TUHNIP SEEDS, 
By Mail, pre-paid. 
The following varieties, the very best in cultivation, will 
be sent to any address by mail, pre-paid, or by Express in 
large quantities. Seed and Nursery Catalogues to any ad¬ 
dress, gratis. Wliolesale Catalogues are now ready for tlie 
TiT.de. Agents rrauted. 5000 lbs. clioiceCabbage, Parsnip, 
Beet, Carrot, Turnip, and all otlier garden Seeds. 
Price, 10 cents per otuicc : SI per potiixl. 
Early tVliite Dntcli. autumn and early winter. 
Red Top Strap Leaf... . “ “ “ 
Orange Jelly or Golden Bali. finest yellow, “ 
Long White French. or Hanover, “ 
.Skirvings Improved Riita-baga... “ 
German Teltow, (fine). “ 
Kew White Sweet German. 
The finest of all Winter Turnips, yevy \a.tc keeper, extra. 
15. M. 
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Establishment, 
iPK.'ETrlW^J'irET, BIASS. 
lias proved so much superior iu flavor, ease of culture and 
liardincss, that for tlie past 5 years we have jyrown it to the 
exclusion ot all others. AVe plant 40,000 per acre, averaging 
even iu the markets of New York, 53 per 100. 
Strong plants now ready. Price $1 per 100; 57.50 per 1000; 
$50 per 10,000. Caretully packed to ship to any part of the 
United States. Plain printed directions for its culture and 
winter preservation accompanying each package. 
IIENDRllSON & FLEMING, 
Market Gardeners and Seedsmen, 
c; Nassau-st., New York. 
' FISH CTAK®5 
FISH CTAW®5 
FISM GUAIVO. 
The Cheapest and host Fertilizer in thew'orld. Fish Guano 
is composed wholly of the Flesli and Pone of Fisli, and con¬ 
tains a larger proportion of Phospliatc of Lime and amnio- 
nia than any oi her manure. In many parts of tlic country it 
has entirely superseded tlic use of Peruvian guano Wlierc 
its remarkable clfects upon the growth of Vegetation be- 
I’*’''*'”' '*■ ... .. - mote tlie 
kinds of 
- ... gardens 
u-,-r... MYSTIC OIL 
LU .M 1 .v^ 1 , and sold m quantities to suit purclinsers. 
Price, $3D per Ton for Dry, in Parrels at tlie Factory, or de- 
,, ilivered on the Cars. 
‘ $'•> per Ton for Green, do. do. do. do 
$.0 per Ton for Green, in hulk at tlic Factory. 
All orders promptly attended to by 
E. W. PKIGllAM, M 3 'stic Bridge, Conn. 
BONE 
For SiVle by the Manufiictui'ora. Bure Bone Dust and Fresh 
JSone Superphosphate of Lime. Address 
A. BISTER & BROTHER, 
Ceres mills, Nc^yiii k, N. .T. 
AMMOWIATED PACIFIC CTAN®,. 
Tlie attention of Farmers and Agriculturalists is called to 
tills article, as superior to aiiytliing else ofl'ered in tlie market. 
Equal to Peruvian Guano, and costing mucli legs. 
AVe offer this fertilizer in lots to suit all purchasers. A 
liberal discount made to the Trade. 
Pamphlets tvith conics of Analysis by Dr. Liebig, of Balti- 
timore, and Dr. Jackson, .Massacliusetts State Assayer, and 
testimonials from Agriculturalists, sliowiiig its value, and 
directions for use, caii be. obtained from 
J. O. BAKER & CO., Seli.ixg Agents, 
131 Pearl-st., Kew-Tork. 
A Fteiii TalEi. 
By the use of a poor Cane Mill, persons often lose enough 
in a single season to pay for two good Mills, 
l.vf.—By not pressing out the juice thoroughly, and 
- 2d.—By breakages in the Mill, causing vexatious delays in 
the height of the season. 
All this can be avoided by using 
MANUFACTURED BY THE 
CLARK: SORGO MACHINE CO., 
IIS MAIN-ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO. 
Thousands of them have been tested in eighteen different 
States. At seven State Fairs and many County Fairs it lias 
received the EIRST IPREMHJM, and among them last 
fall was the Illinois State Fair, wliere there were 22 com¬ 
peting first class Mills. It has lapped gearing wliicli ena¬ 
bles us to dispense with the “ dumb return,” therebysaving 
one-tliird the jiower, and avoids choking. Master Roll 
Flanged, Diagonally Braced, OiL-TfoiiT Step-Boxes, 
Movable Sweep Cap, Spring Scrapers, Juice Channels 
IN Boi'to.m Plate, Perforated false plate pop, pre¬ 
venting BAGASSE FROM DIPPING UP THE JUICE. 
Send for Sorgo Hand Book. Early orders will insure at¬ 
tention^^_ CLARK SORGO MACHINE CO. 
PLANT MORE SORGHUM. 
sorghur;: sugar. 
HUNT'S Patent Sugar Separator, will separate from 5 to 
7 pounds good stjgui- from granulated Sorglium Syrup. 
Pi-icc S50 and $00 each. 
For iiarticular.s. Address 
.HAS. £,. II./kVEN & CO., 
CiiicSimati, Ohio. 
Circulars free to all applican|j|^For ten cents will 
send post-paid, a sample of sugar, or for 25 cents, will send 
a pound by express, yon to pay freight wlicn delivered to you. 
For wliicli we invite orders for Portaule or Stattonary 
Engines, Circular Saw Mills, Reed’s & Buckingham's 
Patent Portable French Burr Grist Mills and lioLTs, 
Sugar-Cane Mills and Sugar Pans. Our works are llie 
oldest and most dxtensivc in tlic country. All of our ma¬ 
chinery is of modern construction and guaranteed. 
Our portalile mills are so complete aiid perfect that our 
millwriglits erect and set tliem to sawing in two days’time. 
Orders promptly tilled, and deliveries made in any of the 
principal cities of tlie tlnited States. 
For information or illustrated circulars, address 
C. & JT. COOPER, 
Bloiint Vernon, Ohio. 
A. K WOOD & CO. 
EATON, MADISON CO, H. Y, 
Continue to manufacture their Improved 
For Farm and Mechanical purposes. They are particularly 
adapted to driving Tliresliing ^Iacllines, Circular Saws, JIills. 
of all kinds. Printing Presses, tVood or Iron Lathes, Machi¬ 
nery in Cabinet or tVagon Sliops, Boring Artesian At ells. 
Pumping Water, Corn Siiellers, <fec, &c. , 
We warrant onr Engines to be wliat ive represent them, 
and to give unqualified satisfaction iu all respects. 
A. N. 'iVOOD & CO. 
Fis’sl: Isa tla© Ftclal, 
First in merit, and First lathe estimation of all scientific 
Sorgo Cultivators, is 
It has been before tlie public since 1858, has endured every 
conceivable test, and wliere tlie accompanying directions 
have been followed, has never been found wanting. Of 
IM ! 
ail fully warranted, not one lias been retm-ned. 
Sorgo Conventions recommend it. 
■ State Fair Committees recommend it. 
County and local Societies recommend it. 
Agricultural Editors recommend it.. 
Those who liave used it, recommend it. 
It is the most rapid Boiler. It saves fuel. 
It saves time. It saves monej'. 
It defacates tlioroiiglily. It requires no clicmicals. 
It may be portable. It may be stationary. 
It lias taken the First Premiums at 40 State Fairs; 2 United 
States Fairs, and at County Fairs witlioiit number. 
As tlie luirried season is just upon ns, those who would 
not be disappointed in procuring an Evaporator, sliould 
order immediatell’, as by tlieir own delay liuiidreds of late 
orders yearly remain unfilled. 
Sorgo Hand Book sent free. 
BLYMYERj BATES & DAY. 
MANSFIELD, OHIO. 
T 
BI E or €» S E 1® M IS A E E 
AGRlCULTOflAL WORKS, 
E E N &; IE A E E, E®foj>i‘ictors, 
liOOHESXEK,, N". Y., 
Manufacture tlie justly celebrated First Prize 
HALL THHESHIHG MACHINES, 
With Planet. Caw, Hall and AVoodbury Horse Powers; Col¬ 
lins’ Combined Clover Thresher, Huller and Clean¬ 
er, &c., &c. 
As an evidence of tlie superior quality of our -worli we 
may state tliat tlie Hall Thresliing MaclAie exhibited last 
year at the State Fairs of Illinois and Micliigan, in compeli-' 
tion witli tlie machines of Buffalo, Massilon, Chicago, and- 
otlier leading Iniilders, was on liotli occasions mianiiiionsly 
awarded tlie'FIRST PRIZE at the latter Fair, an actual tri¬ 
al under tlie direction of the Society being liad. 
112?” Catalogues of Macliines and repairs, willi prices and 
terms, sent tree to all applicants. 
Address GIiElV & HAIiIi, 
General Western Agents.— K.VSTER, GAMMON .& 
BA’i’ES, Chicago, 111.; J. W. HOOKER, Detroit, Micliigan. 
Millstoinc BDressiMg’ E>iamoM«ls 
Set in Patent Protector and Guide. For sale by JOHN. 
DICKENSON, Palentee and Sole Maniifactiiier, and Im¬ 
porter of Diamonds for all Mechanical purposes. Also Man¬ 
ufacturer of Glaziers’ Diamonds, No. Gi Nassau-st,, New- 
York City. Old Diamonds reset. N. B.—Send postage- 
stamp for Descriptive Circular of the Diamond Dresser. 
will buy a Brick-Jliicliine, Avliich is'' 
efP ^'L^warranted to he substantially made and capa¬ 
ble of making 1.5,000 brickner day of a better qiialitv tlian liV 
liaud. Address FRE'Y, SHECKLER & CO., Bticyriis, Oiiio. 
