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ESTABLISHED 1832 A 
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BRADLEY &. COMPANY 
SYRACUSt.N.Y. 
SendFor Illustrated Catalogue 
LITTLES CHEMICAL FLUID 
Besides the largest and most complete general 
stoc-k of Fruit and Oruamentail Trees, Boses, etc,, 
int.hoU.H., wo offer imuiy Choice Novelties. 
New Abridged Catalogue mailed Jvcc to nil wiio 
apply. Address ELLWANCER & BARRY, 
Mount. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N.Y. 
MOVKY’.S 
I-L< LUSTRATJ5D CATALOGUES 
of 8BEDS and 
New aud Rare Plants for 188~. 
Will be sent free to all who apply. Tlte Catalogues 
contain descriptive lists ul‘ all the best strains of v eg¬ 
etable aud Flower Seeds and choice Novelties, and the 
most extensive collection of New and Rare Plants. 
HOVEY & CO 
1(» .South Jinrket Street, Boston, illass. 
BLISS'S AMERICAN WONDER PEA 
Price $'2.50 per two bushel bag, Img Included. X shall 
sow 100 bushels of tills corn for my own use. 
HENRY STEWART, Hackensack, N. .1. 
Extra Early, Very’ Dwarf (8 to 10 itioltes), lie- 
quires uo IhisliliiLS Fxquislto Flavor. 
Rev. Henry Wan) Beecher toys • “ Your peasant wonderful; 
none oilers so goyiL Auolhvr yoar, 1 il.i'not wan to plant any 
opiqre, «v>y oriole.;’ 
(iircuLtr giving full description mailed,to appCcants. 
CAUTION. As there-is^au Iqfcrivt I'c/i In flio market 
railed rbe." Atnepp.m Wonder,’’ he t;Yre and get fho geamliK 
^BLISS'S -AMERICAN YVONDER” 
FRIGES.—One-third pint package, *o cents; phit, 55 cents; 
quart, |i.oo; by intfll, postpaid. 
SO HRAALKN BURGH, NEW JERSEY. 
C. K. Cooi'KU has four pens of P. Rocks aud three 
pens of I- Brahmas, choice birds, mated for 1882. vVill 
furnish pkith for hotelling at $2.00 for 18, or $8.01 for 
2fi. no In-breed Ing. 
PREMATURE OPENING OF THE TRAMP SEASON. 
1st Tramp—" Say, Bill; thought the season was more advaneed. Cloin' through this mud is 
tot) much like work ! Wish 1 was bank in St. Louis.” 
SaiMW Ktf/ABl.TSimn 1845 . 
300 BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS. 
With a richly colored plate of a Group of Pansies,and a descrip¬ 
tive pricc.list Of ->o varieties of FfcOWKK and VEGETAhl.K 
Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, etc., with useful information upon their cult¬ 
ure, 150 pages, lilailed to all enclosing 6 cents to pay postage. 
THE AMERICAN GARDEN. 
A bcntxifully ilhivtrated monUiIy joutnal devoted exclusively 
to the garden. Its contrlbutotsareall acknowledged authorities 
on the subjects treated by them. 
Valuable Seed Premiums given to each subscriber. Vol. III. 
commenced J armary, 
♦1.00 per year; 0 Copies, ♦5.00; sample flee. 
B. K. BLISS & SONS, 34 Barclay St New-York. 
Patented, July, 1879 . 
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Staples, solid front COO foot. Farm House. Residence. 
OAKLAWN FARM.-M. W. DUNHAM, Proprietor, 
WAYNE, DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. 
The Largest Importing and Horse Breeding Establishment In the World. Nearly BOO of 
the choicest specimens of the Percheron race have been added to it by direct importations from France, 
since 1872, and during seventeen months 367 have been imported. 
Illustrated Catalogue, containing history of Percheron race, free. Write for Catalogue" N 
THE BEST CULTIVATOR MADE, 
Veteran Corn Shelter 
Its Success in Every Market where intro¬ 
duced bears out this claim. 
A farmer can plow two acres more corn per day 
with it, than with the ordinary Cultivator. Can do 
the woTk much better and easier than with any 
othec. 
Its merits understood, you can not afford to buy 
any other of the many Spring Cultivators, which 
the success of t his Cultivator nave brought out in 
the past your or two. 
Send for Diary, FREE. 
DEERE & CO., Moline, Glu 
The New "Buckeye Steel Spring Tooth 
IM1.ii 
FOR HAND OR POWER. 
Just the thing for Mill, Farm and Plan¬ 
tation. 
Power an«l Hand Corn Shelters 01 all «l*e» 
and to ante all wonts. 
HORSE POWERS, JACKS, Etc. 
Write for Descriptive'Circulars and prices. Ad- 
dress SASDW1CI1 MANUFb CO., 
Sandwich* Illinois. 
PAYNE’S FARM ENGINES 
Patent spark-arresting Farm and Dairy Engines ot 
all elwte. from 2 to 18 horso-power, mounted or un- 
moudted Warranted to be the Best aud Cheapest 
engines matin Prices from * I AO upwards. Send 
tar Illustrated Catalogue “ A ” which wUl give you 
f nil Inform.MX on ftr>d prioUK to 
N0N-P0 ISO NOUS 
(JUtentcd in U. S., uly 8,1877) 
MORRIS UTT1.K .V SON, Proprietors and Manulac 
turers. 
Is superior to all other Dips. 
Is cheaper, for 1 gallon makes 100 gallons of mixture. 
Is warm and protecting to the skin wator-proollng It 
against wet weather, anti perfectly safe to use In 
the coldest weather. 
Increases quantity and improves quality of the wool, 
for wool twice dipped has been declared worth $1 
per *• ton ” (28 lbs,) more money. 
Is a uire cure and remedy in, follows: 
SHEEP—Scab, Tit lea, Lice, Fly and Maggots, Grub in 
the head ami Worms in the throat in Hanibs. 
HORSES—Mange, Lice, Thrush, Grease Cracked 
Heels, Saddle and other Calls, Glanders, Bols. 
CATTLE—l.tec, Foot ami Mouth tllscuse; Pleuro- 
pueumoilla, 
DOGS—Mange and Fleas; makes the coat glossy. 
HOGS—Mange and Lice. Internally for worms In aU 
animals: nicer* and wounds of all kinds. 
POULTRY Fleas and Idc-e. Pu rifles the honsee. 
HORTICULTURE—ADht«. Slight, Scale on Orange 
Trees, Bark I .lee, Rust In Carrots. 
Price per gallon, $1.80; Ten gallons and upwards, 
*1.65. Send S-ceut stamp for many recent U. S. testi¬ 
monials to T. W. LA WFOItl), GeuT Agent, 
My Agency established April, 1879. 
Mention this o&uer., Mox 5414. Baltimore, did. 
Another Improvement ! Another Advance in the Right Direction I Anotnei moo 
nomiSf LaS-Savtof Farm Implement ! Something that no Farmer can 
afford to do Without. 
With the greatest of pleasure and unlimited confidence, we place the New Buckeye «P<"?K Tooth Wheal 
ers as the Most Su 1 jerior Farm Implement of its kind ever ottered m the market. A genuine burpnse aw aits the purchasei, ite wor k is 
. f l 1 it'.■ rultivation so thorough und complete. It has high w'heeis and a broad tire mid a continuous \\ lought lion Axle. . .. 
Tho picK-iireon the teeth is regulated by thelevei 1 , and they can be Bet while 
in motion to run at any required depth, as the weight of the entire Harrow can be throw u on the teeth it ilesned. 
'Phil Teeth arc made of the best Spring Steel, tempered in oil, and thoroughly tested before being sent out. , ,, R . 
No^mplenient^mde wiU so^wonclJttully work up and pulverize the soil, or ,.repare the ground so admirably for the crop as the Buckeye 
Soriatr Tooth Harrow-. No fanner can ull'ord to do without one. _ggY_ Send for Circulars. 
Springfield, Ohio 
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