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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[July, 
CABBAGE PLAINTS. 
3,000,000 healthy, stocky, well-rooted. Flat Dutch, Fott- 
ler's Improved Brunswick, and Wiimiugstadt Plants, grown 
on new land and warranted true to name. Will he well 
packed and sent !>y express any time in July, at $2.50 per 
1,000; $10 per 5,000. Special terms to Granges, and others, 
buying in larger quantities. On receipt of one-lifih amount 
of bill, will send 0. O. D. for balance. Address 
TiLLINGHAST BliOS., Factoryville. Wyoming Co.. Fa. 
CABBAGE PLANTS. 
Flat Dutch, Drumhead, Marblehead Mammoth, Stone 
Mason, Fottler’s Improved Brunswick, Winningstadt, Savoy, 
Red Dutch, Bergen. 40c. per 100; $3 per 1,000; $25 per 10,000. 
75c. per 10U by mail. Edward Burgess, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
:ara<il Celery IPIjauufl—Prcmi- 
'Cy uni Flat Dutch Cabbage plants, 50c. per 100; $4 per 1 , 000 ; 
lots of 5.000, and upwards, $3 per 1,000. Dwarf Imperial 
and White Solid Celery,75c. per 100; $5 per 1,000.; for lots 
of 5,000, $4 per l,0u0. Address 
P. T. QUINN, P. O. Box 19, Newark, N. J. 
TURNIP SEER, Select Fresh Crop. 
Standard sorts, 75 cents per pound, free by mail. Descrip¬ 
tive Price List free. 
J. IS. ROOT, Seed Grower, Rockford, Ills. 
JL B. CASE 
offers an excellent stock of Ornamental Foliage 
Plants, in fine condition for Summer and Fall use. 
Small plants sent by mail to all parts of the country. 
RICHMOND, INDIANA. 
CELERY PI*ANTS. 
Si to SG per l.OOO. 
Circular free, giving best methods of culture. 
J. U. HOOT, Seed Grower, Rockford, Ills. 
For spring of 1875 will be ready in February, with a colored 
plate; Free to all my customers, toothers price 25 cts.; a 
plain copy to all applicants free. Washington City, D. C. 
Kill the Engs & Worms, 
Anil Save (lie Potatoes and tile Cotton Crop. 
SURE DEATH to the Potato Bug and Cotton Worm 
is only to be had by the use of Paris Green. Prof. Cook and 
others say it is the only certain remedy. 
PURE PARIS GREEK, 
Manufactured specially and for sale by 
F. W. DEVOS & CO., 
Manufacturers and Importers of White Leads, Zinc White, 
Colors, Varnishes, and 
ARTIST’S MATERIALS, ' 
115 & 117 Fulton St., New York City. 
SW Special attention paid to large orders and liberal dis¬ 
count mad#. Granges and Farmers’ Clubs should take note, 
and every farmer ask his merchant for Devoe's Paris Green. 
For Circulars, How to Use it, &c„ and price list, address 
F. W. DEVOK & CO., 
115 & 117 Fulton St., New York City. 
Potato Bug Killing Machine. 
Lire, Flea, Worm, Slug and Caterpillar Destroyer, 
thoroughly Dusts the crop with Paris Green, or 
other poisons, at the speed of a icalk, 
safe and easily operated by a boy. 
Sent pre-paid, by mail for $6.50. ft 
Circulars free. Made only by S. L. v 
ALLEN k CO., 119 So. 4th St.. 
Phila. Paris Green supplied . Live Agents Wanted. 
FOR FARM USE. 
Wo Belts, Bellows, or Cranks, the Best Made. 
Send 3c. stamp for Catalogue to 
EMPIRE FORGE CO., Troy, N. Y. 
Lovejoy’s New Stwle 
GLASS GUTTER 
And Putty Knife 
Cuts glass better than a dia¬ 
mond. Everybody should 
have one. Any child van use 
it. Sent to your address on 
receipt of 50c. and stamp by 
ALVAW L. L0VEJ0Y, 
229 Washington St,, 
Boston, - - - Mass. 
Liberal Discount to Wholesale and Retail Dealers. 
The FAEQUHAR SEPARATOR 
WARRANTED 
A, B. FARQUHAR 
York, Pa. 
T!is Superior Hay Spreader 
(Improved and perfected for season of 1875.) 
Tills machine will do the work of ten men. 
it is the lightest draft machine ever built, one horse work¬ 
ing it easily. 
It lias taken first premiums wherever exhibited. 
Send for a descriptive circular. 
The Superior Spreader is unsurpassed in beauty, work¬ 
manship, and durability. 
Manufactured by 
THE HIGGABIUM MANUFACTURING CO., 
Iligganuin, Conn. 
TOIIFUS Ia. COLE, FrodJice Com- 
mission Me reliant, 141 Iieade St., New York. 
Established in 1852. Market reports and shipping directions 
sent free on application. 
Kenyon Coris-Husking Machine. 
TYastea no Grain. 
SSL F. RAND ELL’S 
Grain Separator, 
CLEANER and GRADER. 
T HE ATTENTION of the Farmers is respectfully called 
to 13. F. Randell's justly celebrated improved Fanning 
Mill, Seed Cleaner, Grain Separator and Grader combined, 
a recent invention which lias attracted very marked atten¬ 
tion throughout the Central and Western States, where it 
lias been introduced, and which is now being manufactured 
for the Eastern States, at Auburn, N. Y., and Harrisburg, 
Pa., as below. 
Until the invention of the ‘’Randell Grain Separator” all 
machines for cleaning grain known as “Separators,” have 
been at the best mere seed cleaners, too expensive for 
general use and altogether too slow, complicated and im¬ 
practicable for the general purposes of a fanning mill. 
Therefore, for the information of those who are looking for 
something cheap, rapid and practicable, ilic undersigned 
respectfully submit the following extracts from testimonials 
oi farmers and grain men to the merits of the Randell Im¬ 
proved Seed and Grain Cleaner or Separator and Grader. 
From the Well-known Farmer, Alfred^Iale, 
of Lyons, N. Y. 
“This26th day of May. I tested the Randell Separator 
in my Granary, and it proved to have important advantages 
over the present Fanning Mills; so much so that I gave my 
order for one, notwithstanding I have at this time two of the 
other mills. ALFRED HALE.” 
“It is the only real Separator, Cleaner and 
Grader in tile United States. 
“ It works upon the principle of GRAVITY, an entirely 
NEW PRINCIPLE in grading grain, which gives the farmer 
perfect control of Cleaning, Separating or Grading his grain, 
and works to perfection. 
JOHN HOFFER, Paxton Mills, Harrisburg, Pa.” 
From Farmer Murdock, Auburn, N. Y. 
"The Randell Separator is the first and only machine 1 
ever saw that could separate Oats from Barley, or Spring- 
Wnr.AT, with any kind of expedition. It is not a mere fan¬ 
ning mill, nor a mere seed separator for cleaning Timothy 
or Clover, or fitting grain for seed, but both, combining the 
rapidity oi the fanning mill with the perfection of a separa¬ 
tor. A. K. MURDOCK.” 
“The Randell Separator is constructed upon an entirely 
new principle of taking advantage of gravity, whereby the 
farmer is enabled to separate Oats from Wheat or Barley 
rapidly for market, and at the same time get a grade of the 
soundest and heaviest kernels, pure of Oats and Cockle for 
seed. ORLANDO LEWIS, Stone Mills. 
NEYHART & CO., Empire Mills. 
SERVIS & CO., Premium Mills.” 
Some time during this season each grain county will be 
canvassed by competent salesmen, who will exhibit the 
working of the machine and take orders for next fall’s de¬ 
livery. To avoid any mistake, remember the name of B. F. 
Randell will always appear on the drum of his “ Separator." 
B3T" Be sure and read editorial in the Country Gentle¬ 
man of May 13th. 
Agents wanted for all the counties in the State.—Price $36 
delivered on cars, and liberal discounts to agents. 
We think it hut the strictest justice to yourselves, tliat 
we ask you to withhold your purchase of othe.r mills, till 
after you have first seen and tested for yourselves this 
wonderfully Rapid, Simple and Complete Machine. 
For Circulars, for the State of N. Y., address the Randell 
Grain Separator Co.. Auburn, N. Y. 
For the States of Pennsj lvania, Maryland, Delaware, and 
New Jersey, address Randell Grain Separator Co., Harris* 
burg, I’a. 
ADDRESS FOR PRICE-LIST 
AND 
Requires DESC Rlp 1 . 
but two ,0 N 
horse power; and 
bales either hay or 
[ RK.DEDERICK &CQ 
ALBANY. N.V. 
- BALES HAY 
cotton without tramp¬ 
ing or stopping. 
Thirty hales of 
per hour. Twenty 
bales of cotton 
per hour, 
feVHE'P.K.DEDERICK . 
PERPETUAL BALING PRES9 
Itreceives the ears as pulled from the stalk, husks and silks 
it perfectly clean. This machine husks rapidly, propelled 
by horse or hand-power. Machines supplied from Hunting- 
ton Machine Works, 135 Halsey St., Newark, N. J. 
S. 1 f KENYON.> g en a f or Descriptive Circular. 
E. W. GOFF. j 
Beecher Baskets. 
W, H. BANKS & CO., 
Manufacturers of 
MACHINERY 
Lever HajiHop Presses 
FARM MACHINERY, SEEDS, 
and Hardware Specialties, 
31 & 3(1 SOi'Tn CANAL ST., (Cor. Washington J 
• C ? 7E-3C T . O AA. Gr 0> - 
BUOLO0MC; FELT. 
This water-proof material, resem¬ 
bling fine leather, is for outside 
work (vo tar substances used) and 
inside, instead of plaster. Felt 
carpetings, etc. Send for circular 
and samples. 
C. J. FAY, Camden, N. J. 
PATENTED SEPTEMBER 38, 18G9. 
For circular of description, &c., address 
THE BEECHER BASKET COMPANY, 
Westville, Conn- 
