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CURVED CLAMP - 
fOR L^V 
^FALL PLANTING 
MIOBmax 
J n.b.phclps“mak 
■- ■ 102 CHAMBERS ST 
Mmutfe 
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FARM SFFDS, Ciculars of Blooded S,, 
Cattle. Sheep, Hons, Poultry, Sport- yr~ T1 . 
i, &e., free. N. P. BOYER, Parkesbuig, Pa 
47S 
bubal new-yobker supplement. 
sept, is 
KmpWmetttjS anti paclunmu 
SANDWICH 
Manufaet'g Company, 
Sandwich, DeKalb Co., Ills. 
A (In in s’ Pn l i*n I Sclt-Feeding Power Corn 
Shelter* < w dely known a*- the Sandwich Shelters), 
of sizes and capacities to suit all wants. 
GREATLY IMPROVED THIS SEASON. 
FARM HORSE POWERS of nil sizes and most 
advantageous forms. HAND SU KLL1CR8 of high¬ 
est grade of excellence In material and manufacture. 
Se " d '"""..jXtin.n«nn. 
EVERYBODY 
SHOULD BUY THE 
BURN. 
gmpltmint# and gttncHincnj. 
THE IRON TURBINE 
WIND ENGINE. 
Precis, ^fcd«, plants, &c. 
THE NEW CL 
Complete 
Perfect 
Nothing 
THE PUR 
POWER 
m 
PRESS. 
The only Wind Kn- nl 
glne In the market that ^rj 
Proof against Storms 
arid exposure to theJ, lj-.^A 
weather, being JMggHS"’' k.WJT\ 
Made entirely of ivB W 
IRON. ‘ \ 
Weighs no more than •• Tly ;\* ;r - 
the ordinary wood II \ 
wheels. Ui 
Rcgnlatns ItHolf in r= - 1 
a High Wind, fy]^\ 
by means of the , ;3 ” 
,I,UM R v\Ja. 
Automatic ,*^.o -;gA _^.*.*- ••; 
r v rr r^ !• -U 
Governor, / | \ 
other for t 
same diametei ^ ' 
SIMPLE IN C-ON ST RUCTION AND WELL MADE. 
They are (dying Perfect Satisfaction, 
Where other Mills have failed. 
Every farmer and stock raiser should have one 
A constant supply of pure wilier will keep your stock 
In better condition, and thus In a short, time save the 
oost of an Iron Turbine Wind Engine; to say noth¬ 
ing of the*great raving of labor and other advan¬ 
tages. which vou e.in learn about by writing to us 
for Circular giving prices and Information. 
MAST, FOOS A' CO.. Sprintticld, O. 
ADAMANT 
PLOWS, 
Hard Metal flk 
High Polish .. 
Adjustable 
Beams Fiver VMaA 
Wood*lron'*JSr Jlfy 
Run steady jjfm 
Light Draft 
All Sizes. 
THE NEW YORK PLOW 
SEE THE OLD, RELIABLE 
The Lnrg.Nl and moat Cciiiiplclc >tock of 
Fruit n nd Ornamental Trees in the l. S>. 
Priced futnlnguro MUt a« tollow*: — ho. 1, 
Fruits. With colored plate. I Ac,; plain, 10'*. No. 4, 
Ornamental Trees. et<.. with plate, lifte.} plain. l.rc. 
No. 3. Greenhouse* No. -J. Wholesale, and No. ft, 
Li-t of New Roses, Free. Address_ _ _ 
ELLWMIGER& BARRY , Rochester, N.Y. ! 
YOUNG & ELLIOTT’S 
Wholesale uud Retail Catalogue* nt Bulbs, 
Florist’s. Goods, etc . etc,, for the Current Season, 
are now ready, and will be sent free by mull to all 
who apply ut No. * ‘4 (’olTlluidt St., N. V. 
ROMAN ill At i NT11S n specialty. _ 
YOUNG & ELLIOTT S 
HOUTTCi LT’L SAJ.IS BOflMK 12Cort- 
landt St , New York. William Elliott, Auctioneer. 
Regular Auction Sales of Stove, Greenhouse, 
Winter-blooming Plants, much Bulbs. Hardy Trees, 
Roses, Shrubs, etc., every Tuesday and Friday. De¬ 
tailed notices of Sales sent on application. 
// the work of 
beet steel 
jf plows, 
W .j. whilemuch 
cheaper 
to repair. 
Agents wanted. 
CO. i SS Bvekoiau SL, N. Y. 
Double Platform 
BOOMER* BOSCHERT 
PRESS CO., 
Syracuse, N. Y. 
Sms, j&cfAsi, plants, &c. 
flower, vegetable, 
seeds, 
Farm and Garden Implements, 
Tools, Fertilizers, Etc 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
ISO il* 101 Wnter St.. New York. 
Catalogues on npplleaiion. 
KISSENA 
0k 
TAYLOR RAKE 
A1 THE FA IF S'. 
Examine it! Try it! Buy it! 
The well-known TAYLOR HOUS'D! HAY RAKE 
w.ll hi* on exhibition at all the principal Fairs tills 
fall. Readers of the ItDltAl, will do well to give it a 
thorough examination. 
Agents Wanted for Unoccupied Terri1017, 
Hf~ SEE 'HIE RAKE AND THEN APPLY 
EARLY TO 
B. C. TAYLOR, Dayton, 0. 
1FBIGER1TII BOOIK, 
FOR 
Dairy, Hotel and General Use 
co Jl 
THE BEST FANNING MILL 
in the World. 
_ buy the 
ss~esas^g=3'i a. P. DICKEY 
Fanning Mill 
"$( No good Farroor 
—f 'wtfjjfi-"lAif « can afford to mar- 
ket dirty grain. 
£ ‘ J \ A moderate quality 
K^i^irr'^4 - ^ of grain, well cleaned, 
|j^3r 5aSBM r Jy£r;— - l ,r ' n ? s ft better price 
-sSt than the nicest grade 
_ in dirty condition, 
A. P. HICKEY, Racine, Wls. 
DOMESTIC REFRIGERATORS, 
OF ALL SIZES, 
For full particulars, circulars, etc., address 
CHAS. F. PIERCE, Cicn'l [Manager, 
7*4 Wasliinglou bi„ Chicago, 111. 
Hants;, &f, 
NEW A.\l> KAKE 
Plants and Fruit Trees, 
DUTCH BULBS, Ac. 
New Pears; New Peaches; New Cherries, &c., with 
a large stock nt all kinds of Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Ac. 
DUTCH BU LBS—Large Imp. rt itions, direc t from 
theleadinggrowerslo Qollnuq. First quality Bulbs. 
Hot House and Greenhouse Plants, a rich collec¬ 
tion, well grown All at reasonable prices. Cata¬ 
logues uiaTen to applicants. 
JOH.M $U L, Washington, I). C. 
CHERRY TREES. 
Five to 7 ft., 1st class leading var’s, |7a per M. Gen¬ 
eral assortment of Nursery stock, cheap. Correspon¬ 
dence solicited. BRYANT BROS., Dansvllle, N. Y. 
NUR SER IES. 
JAPANESE MAPLES, 
AND OTHER 
REMARKABLE NOVELTIES, 
AT 
REDUCES PRICES. 
Catalogues Free. 
~ Also, n m 06 t complete nod unique collection of 
HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS, 
both Evergreen and Deciduous. 
Specialties made or Rhododendrons, Roses, 
(he rare snd heniiliful Ilurd) Aimless, Pur¬ 
ple and Wcepiug lleeclies. ami Fruit Trees, 
pruned snd grown in the very best manner. Choice 
bushy and vigorous Cn ni.llin s and ( hi nose A v.u- 
leas, and a fine collection of Ferns and other 
Ureenhouac Plums. 
~_ S. R. PARSONS (Sir SONS, 
FI Rail I HR) N. Y. 
INURSERY STOCK! 
The Largest and Finest Stock of Pears 
and Plums in this Country. 
A J -t50, 
STANDARD APPLES, (MERRIES, 
AND ALL VAittl'TtKS OP 
NURSERY STOCK, 
of the finest quality, at prices that will make it an 
object lor every Nurseryman ami Dealer to corre¬ 
spond with us or call before purchasing. 
SMITH ,fc POWEI.L, (Syracuse, N.Y. 
A GREENHOUSE AT 
YOUR DOOR. 
For $1 we will send free by mail, 
8 distinct varieties, Monthly Hoaes, WluUr flowering, 
8 •• Bogon i<i&, 
8 41 Cartintion Pink®, ft 
8 u Cliimisp Chrysauthemums tl 
8 11 Zonal Geraniums, u 
8 M Houbla “ 41 
8 *' Ivy Leaved u 44 
8 H#1i»»trnpf», 41 
6 “ AbultlotiM, 14 
2 44 Double Camellias 44 
4 44 Aaulcae, 44 
4 “ Lobster Cactus, 44 
8 41 Mon van) kne, 14 
8 44 Stevin* and Eupatorlums 44 
8 44 Fuchsias. “ 
4 44 Double Violets, 44 
2 44 Polnsettia, Scarlet A White, Winter 
llowering. 
4 14 PlitmliHgo, Winter floweriug. 
8 il Ferns, fur Wardian Cases. 
4 44 Palms, 44 
8 44 Mosses, 44 
8 44 Msrautns, 44 
8 44 Hyacinth Bulbs, 
20 assorted Tulip*, Bufbs. 
50 “ Crocus, 44 
2 44 Jacobean Lily, Bulbs. 
|2 4< OjcmIIs. 
4 LUy of the Valley. 
8 New Pearl Tuberose, 
OR BY EXPRESS: 
3 of any of the above $1 collections for $2. 
5 .. .. 3. 
^^fORTlIEHOUSE Y 
The Autumn No. of Vick's Floral Culde,*^ 
Containing descriptions of Hyacinths, Tulips, Libra 
and all Hull)* and Kc. la for Fall Planting in the Gar¬ 
den, and for Winter Flowers in the Uonse—Just pub¬ 
lished and scot free to all. Address 
JAMES VICK, Rocheste r, N. V. 
ALL UIM4S OF 
Or the whole collection of V3S Bulbs and 
PluDtssent by Express on receipt of $15,00, to 
which either Of our hooks, GARDENING FOR 
Profit, Practical Floriculti re, >-r Gar¬ 
dening for PLEASURE (value td.-'-O each), will 
be added. Descriptive Catalogue free. 
PETER’HENDERSON & CO., 
Seedsmen & Florists, 
35 Cortlandt St,, New York. 
CDIIIT TREES 
rnUII plants. 
FOK 
MARKET or GARDEN. 
125 varieties of Peaches, 75 varieties of Grapes, 
100 varici ies of Strawberries, etc. C atalogues 10c. 
A. HANCE A SOW, Red Bank, N. J. 
F0UORAND PRIZE MEDAL8 
Awarded our Exhibit at the Centennial. 
2000 Varieties ltare ifc Bennlliu! Flower Heedn. 
500 Varieties Choice Vegetable !*ced*. 
500 Varieties Seed Potutiiea. 
Selected Seeda Of all the leading and improved 
varieties of Hoot and Forage Urops for FiHd 
Culture, consisting oi 4 airoi-, JVIaiiaH \> ur/.cl, 
and Sugar Hects, Corn, '» urnllw. It utn 
(Inias seeds, cu*. Fertlll/erx, Garden Tools, 
Simill Frails, Floweriug I'lauls. IJulliSi and 
every Ri’Qiiiwilc* for the Furm tiuil <snrtlt*u« 
A complete descriptive and priced Hat <>f the 
ubuve, wiih directions for culture, will be found in 
lili-s’a Hluairnied Seed < atali.giir and 
A in me n r's Guide to the Flower and Kitchen 
Garden. -218 pages, price 3ft cents. 
Bliss's Illustrated Gardener's Almanac 
nml A bridged Catalogue, mr. pages with Month¬ 
ly Calendar of Operations, 1 O ceuta. 
Bliss's Illustrated Potato Catalogue con¬ 
tains a list id j(K) Varieties, and much useful infor¬ 
mation upon their cultivation. 1(1 cents. 
Bliss's must ruled Autumn Catalogue con¬ 
tains Inv»hiable information on the cultivation of 
Kali Bulb-, SHuall Fruits, etc. 5(J pages. 10 
cents. Address 
P. O. Box It. Ti. BLISS & SONS, 
A'o. 571 "£. 34 Barclay fst., New York. 
/S JOHN SJ, NEW-YORK. 
SEEDS V’B* U LB S, -c-tpoi- SE E D S . 
BULBS ftr FALL PUNTING 
1 have just received from Holland my annual im- 
portatlOn of those most cl aiming of early sprmg- 
floweiing bulks, the Hyacinth, Tulip, Crocus and 
other Lardy voots ihut. require pluming during the 
fall months. and otfter at the ioliowlDg low prices, 
DEUVkUKD FRBK by null or express; 
Hyacinths, Double Red, Lc. each.v- U*7? v* S oz ' 
" l)’bl White tunl Blue,2i'0 each; 2 00 
Single Red. White, Blue and _ i 
Tallow,Up each.. • ••;•*. 1 , 
(50 <ft«- per Ooz, less, if purchieicd at. the store ) 
Tulips, Double and Single, finest mixed, „ 
6 'iets per doz.— •• — • c.ou -r iuu 
Crocus. Blue, Yellow, White and Striped, „ 
30 c-ts. per dozen.. (l 
Snowdrop**. Double, ci cts. per dnz.Abd „ 
•• Sing Ip, 2.5 cts. per doz.i v". „ 
Large quantities of Hyacinths, ,vc„ at special rates. 
Price List mailed fiee. \V. Il - t A IlSUa. 
• nw lllitr A Send for Price List 
GRAPE VINES 
A PPLE, PEAK. PLV.ll AND CHBBItY 
SEEDLINGS, in large or small quantities, for 
sale at low rates. Also. Trees of tne above, Standard 
and Dwarf. Also. Pium and Cherry Pits. 
E. P. CLARK, DansvUle, Liv. Co., N. Y * 
