AMEJ{ ican agriculturist. 
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ing can be accomplished—but to all in ample season for 
Spring planting and sowing. 
LIST OF SEEDS. 
Field Seeds. 
1 _White Sugar Beet—Single or doubje packages, as 
may be desired, requiring one or two 3-cent postage 
stamps. . 
2— King Philip Corn—Single, double, or triple pack¬ 
ages, as may be desired, requiring one, two, or three 
3-< ent stamps. 
3 — Stowell's Sweet Corn—Same packages as No. 1. 
4 _White Poland Oats—Same packages as No. 2. 
5— Chinese Sugar Cane—Any subicriber may select 
any amount, from half an ounce up to a full pound of 
this, by providing for the transportation by mail, or ex¬ 
press, or otherwise. If to go by mail, a 3-cent stamp 
must be sent for each half ounce. No prepared envelopes 
will be needed if the address be plainly given. 
6 — Ashcroft's Swedish Turnip—Half of 3-cent stamp. 
7 — River’s Swedish Stubble Turnip— do. do. 
6 §—Purple-top Scotch, or Bullock Turnip— do. 
69— Green-top Scotch, or Bullock Turnip— do. 
70— Waite’s London purple-top Swede Turnip— do. 
93 — Hungarian Grass—One 3-cent stamp. 
94 — Crystal Flint or Hominy Corn—One 3-cent stamp. 
Vegetable or Garden Seeds. 
8 — Daniel O’Rourke Pea—Packages same as No. 1. 
9 — Champion of England Pea—One 3-cent stamp. 
10— British Queen Pea— do do. 
11 — Hair’s Dwarf Mammoth Pea— do. do. 
59—King of the Marrows Pea— do. do. 
12— Green Kohl Rabi—One-third of a 3-cent stamp. 
13 — Enfield Market Cabbage— do. do. 
14— Alma Cauliflower— do. do. 
15— Mammoth Cabbage Lettuce— do. do. 
21—Winter Cherry— do. do. 
17—Red Strap-Leaf Turnip—One-half of a 3-cent stamp. 
19—Round Spinach- 
do. 
do. 
SO—Salsafy— 
do. 
do. 
22—Boston Marrow Squash- 
do. 
do. 
55—White Globe Onion— 
do. 
do. 
72—Imported Brussels Sprouts— 
do. 
do. 
73—Egg Plants, (mixed)— 
do. 
do. 
74—Solid White Celery- 
do. 
do. 
75—Green Curled Endive— 
d*o. 
do, 
7G—Musk Melon- 
do. 
do. 
77 —Water Melon— 
do. 
do. 
92—Okra- 
do. 
do. 
16—Long Orange Carrot— 
do. 
do. 
7 1 —Long White French Turnip- 
-One 3-cent stamp. 
FOR BOTH EDITIONS—ENGLISH AND GERMAN. 
Thirty-one cents per line ; S38 per column. 
Business Notices Sixty-five cents per line. 
THE PEOPLES’ COFFEE POT- 
The Cheapest by far amt 
the Hcst. 
The Peoples' Coffee Pot is one of the most recent inventions 
for securing good coffee under all circumstances. It has all t he 
principal advantages of oilier Coffee Pots in use, while it is less 
complicated and is sold at about 
HALF THE PRICE OF OTHERS. 
Manufactured and sold by __ 
JOHN D. LOCKE, 
193 Water-street, New-York. 
The Metropolitan Washing: 
Machine. 
This machine is constantly coming into favor. No person who 
gives it a fair trial fails to like it. It revolutionizes Washing 
Day, saving more than half the expense, time and labor, of 
Washi' g—is perfectly simple, admirably adapted to the wants of 
North and the South. Send for a circular. 
r DAVID LYMAN. 
( Middlefield, Ct. 
I Sole owner of North and South 
. I Carolina, Florida, Alabama 
IMissinpi. Louisiana. Texas, 
^California and Oregon. 
LEROY & CO.,Hartford,Ct. 
FARM 
Sold on Commission, 
Such as Flour Butter. Cheese, Lard, Provisions of all kinds 
Grain, Eggs, Ponltrv, Game, &c. Stc. 
HAIGHT & EMENS. 226 Front-st., New-York. 
Refers to the Editor American Agriculturist. 
R. H. Haydock, Cashier Market Bank, New-York. 
Every Family should use 
Houchin’s 
Starch 
%A_Ro 
Polish 
Wafers. 
Flower and Ornamental Seeds. 
Of these any subscriber may choose three parcels, with 
one of thosit above ; or five parcels, with none of the 
above. The Flower and Ornamental Seeds are put up in 
small packages, the amount in each depending upon the 
variety of the seeds, their size, the number required for a 
common flower-bed, etc. 
♦ ~ 
39— Marvel of Peru—One-third of a 3 cent stamp. 
45— Sweet Peas— do. do. 
46— Mixed Lupins— do. do. 
89— Cotton Plant (2 kinds)—One 3-cent stamp. 
90— Norwavr Spruce Seed—One-half of a 3-cent stamp. 
91— Arbor Vitae Seed— do. do. 
On an average , about Jive of the following 32 varieties 
will go under a 3 -cent postage stamp. 
23—Mignonette. 47—Mornine Glory-, mixed. 
25—Mixed Nasturtiums, 48—Flos Adonis. 
27— Extra Cockscomb. 49—Candy Tuft. 
28— Dwf. Rocket Larkspur.50—Scliizantbus. 
29— Double Balsams, mix’d.51 —Phlox Drummondii. 
30— Tassel Flower. 78—Ageratum Mexicanum. 
31— Chinese Pink. 79—Germ. 10 -weeks Stock. 
32— Portulanas, mixed. 80—Yellow Hawkweed. 
33 — Cypress Vine. 81—Canary Bird Flower. 
34— China Asters, mixed. 8 2—Thunbergia. 
35— German Asters, mixed 83—Snap-Dragon. 
37— Zinnia Klegans. 84—African Marigold. 
38— Sweet William. 85—Gaillardia, mixed. 
40— Esr.holt 7 .ia Californica. 86 —Euphorbia, mined. 
41— Elegant Clarkia. 87—Coreopsis. 
42— Foxglove. 
88 —Globe Amaranth. 
3Ufrutmm*nts. 
Advertisements to be sure of insertion must be received at 
latest by the 151 h of the preceding month. 
TERMS — (invariably cash before insertion): 
FOR THE ENGLISH EDITION ONLY. 
Twenty-five cents per line of space for pach insertion. About 
9 words make a line, if undisplaved. 
One whole co' umn (145 lines) or more, $30 per column. 
13?" Business Notices Fifty cents per line. 
FOR THE GERMAN EDITION ONLY. 
Ten cents per line of space for each insertion. 
One whole column, (130 lines), or more, Sll per column. 
137* Business Notices twenty cents per line. 
It gives tol : nen a superior lustre and finish, and an extra stiff¬ 
ness Ii will prevent the iron sticking. Shiris, Bosoms Col¬ 
lars, &c.. can be done up quicker and will look better, and in 
damp weai her will keep clean longer by using this Polish. 
Ladies who have u-ed it will have no oilier 
Samples gratis by calli• g on J. B MORRILL, 
Sole Agent, wholesale and retail. 
304 Broadway, New-York City. 
J. A. DIX, New York, 
General Pnrclsasing' Ageaacy, 
No. 1 Nassau-street. 
This Agency is established for the use of families or individu¬ 
als wanting any ar icle of use or luxury, or of met chants in col¬ 
lecting and dispatching goods to their order—he v Books. Fur¬ 
niture. Dress Patterns, Agricultural Implements, Machinery, 
Jewelry, Domestic Animals Carriages.Steam Ensmes,or what¬ 
ever is offered for sale in this or any foreign market. 
Purchases made at all times at. the lowest, market prices—tip 
commission to be agreed upon, but never to exceed live per cent 
unless in very small transactions : 
References. 
Wm. B. Meecker. Cashier Rank of New-York. 
Prof. Benj. Silliman, Jr , of Yale College 
S. T. Headley, Ass’t Pres. N. Y. & Erie R. R. 
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1 American Farmer's Encyclopedia— 
A Work of great value.4 00 
2 Allen’s American Farm Book. 1 00 
8 Allen's Diseases of Domestic Animals 75 
4 Allen’s Rural Architecture. 1 25 
5 Allen on the Culture of the Grape.... 1 00 
6 American Architect, or Plans for 
Country Dwellings. 6 00 
7 American Florist’s Guide. 75 
8 Barry’s Fruit Garden. 1 25 
9 Blake’s Farmer at Home. 1 25 
10 Boussingault’s Rural Economy. 1 25 
11 Browne’s Bird Faucier. 50 
12 Browne’s Poultry Yard. 1 00 
13 Browne’s Field Book of Manures. 1 25 
14 Bridgeman’sGardener ’3 Assistant... 1 50 
15 Bridgeman's Florist’s Guide. 60 
16 Bridgeman’s Kitchen Gardener's In¬ 
structor.. 
17 Bridgeman’s Fruit Cultivator’s Ma¬ 
nual. 
18 Breck’s Book of Flowers. 1 00 
19 Buist’s Flower Garden Directory. 1 25 
20 Buist’s Family Kitchen Gardener... 75 
21 Chinese SugarCane and Sugar Mak¬ 
ing. 25 
22 Chorlton’s Grape Grower's Guide... 60 
23 Cobbett’s American Gardener. 50 
24 Cottage and Farm Bee-keeper. 25 
25 Cole's American Fruit Book. 50 
26 Cole's American Veterinarian. 50 
27 Dadd’s Modern Horse Doctor. 1 00 
28 Dadd’s American Cattle Doctor. 1 00 
29 Dadd’s Anatomy and Physiology of 
the Horse. 2 00 
Do. colored plates..4 00 
80 Dana’s Muck Manual. 1 00 
81 Dana's Prize Essay on Manures. 25 
82 Darlington's Weeds and Useful 
Plants. 1 50 
88 Domestic and Ornamental Poultry.. 1 00 
Do. colored plates. 2 00 
84 Downing’s Landscape Gardening.... 8 50 
85 Downing’s Rural Essays.. 3 00 
86 Eastwood’s Cranberry Culture. 50 
87 Elliott’s Western Fruit Book. 1 25 
38 Every Lady her own Flower Gardener 50 
39 Fessenden’s Farmer and Gardener.. 1 25 
40 Fessenden's Am. Kitchen Gardener. 50 
41 Field’s Pear Culture. 1 00 
42 Fish Culture. 1 00 
43 Flint on Grasses. 1 25 
44 Guenon on Milch Cows. 60 
45 Herbert’s Hints to norse-keepers_ 1 00 
46 Hooper’s Dog and Gun. 25 
47 Hyde's Chinese Sugar Cano. 25 
4S JohnBton’s Agricultural Chemistry.. 1 25 
49 Johnston’s Elements of Agricul¬ 
tural Chemistry and Geology. 1 00 
50 Johnston’s Catechism of Agricul¬ 
tural Chemistry for Schools. 25 
51 Langstroth on the Hive and Honey 
Bee. 1 25 
52 Leuchar’s Hot Houses. 1 25 
53 Liebig’s Familiar Letters to Farmers 50 
54 Linsley’s Morgan Horses. 1 00 
55 Miner’s Bee-keeper’s Manual. 1 00 
56 Miles on the Horse’s Foot. 50 
57 Milburn on the Cow. 25 
5S Moore’s Rural Hand Books, bound 
in 4 Series,. each 1 25 
59 Munn’s Land Drainer. 60 
60 Nash’s Progressive Farmer. 60 
61 Neill’s Gardener’s Companion. 1 00 
62 Norton’s Elements of Agriculture.. 60 
63 Olcott’s Sorgho and Impliee.1 00 
64 Pardee on the Strawberry. 60 
65 Pedder’s Land Measurer. 50 
66 Persoz’ New Culture of the Vino... 25 
67 Phelps’ Bee-keeper’s Chart. 25 
6 S Quinby’s Mysteries of Bee-keeping.. 1 00 
69 Rabbit Fancier.. 60 
70 Randall’s Sheep Husbandry. 1 25 
71 Richardson on the Horse. . 25 
72 Richardson’s Pests of the Farm. 25 
73 Richardson’s Domestic Fowls. 25 
74 Richardson on the Hog. 25 
75 Richardson on the Honey Bee. 25 
76 Richardson on the Dog. 25 
77 Reemelin’s Vine-dresser’s Manual,, 50 
78 Shepherd's Own Book. 2 00 
79 Stewart's Stable Book. l 00 
80 Stray Leaves from the Book of 
Nature. 1 00 
81 Stephens’ Book of the Farm, 2 vols. 4 00 
82 Stockhardt’s Chem. Field Lectures. 1 00 
83 Skillful Housewife. 25 
84 Skinner’s Elements of Agriculture.. 25 
85 Smith’s Landscape Gardening. 1 25 
86 Timer’s Principles of Agriculture... 2 00 
87 Thomas’ Farm Implements. 1 00 
88 Thompson’s Food of Animals. 75 
89 The Rose Culturist. 25 
90 Topham’s Chemistry Made Easy.... 25 
91 Turner’s Cotton Planter’s Manual.. 1 00 
92 Warder’s Hedges and Evergreens.. 1 00 
93 Waring’s Elements of Agriculture.. 75 
94 Week’s on Bees. 25 
95 White’s Gardening for the South... 1 25 
96 Wilson on Flax. 25 
97 Youatt & Martin on Cattle. 1 25 
98 Youatt on the Horse. 1 25 
99 Youatt on Sheep. 75 
100 Youatt on the Hog. 75 
