1883.J 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
585 
Catalogues Receive d- 
The following list includes the Catalogues received 
during the later fall months. Those for the coming 
year will be acknowledged in the order in which they 
reach us. 
SEEDSMEN AND FLORISTS. 
Benson, Maule & Co., Nos. 129-131 South Front St., 
Philadelphia. Special hints for the fall, and a large va¬ 
riety of Swine, Sheep, and Poultry. 
J. Bolgiano & Son. No. 28 South Calvert St.. Balti¬ 
more, Md. A list of Cabbage Seeds ; several specialties. 
W. Ati.ee Burpee & Co., Nos. 475-477 Noith Fifth St., 
Philadelphia. Several specialties in Grain, Seeds, and a 
great variety of Poultry, Swine, etc. 
Paul Butz & Son, New Castle, Pa. Trade list of 
Roses, rare plants and Bulbs. 
Ellavanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y. Two Rose Cat¬ 
alogues : one of Select Roses and the other of new and 
rare kinds, with a line colored plate. 
Peter Henderson & Co., Nos. 35-37 Cortland St., 
New York. Bulbs; Seeds for fall sowing; Implements 
and a special Strawberry List. 
Johnson & Stokes, No. 1,114 Market St.. Philadelphia. 
A list of new and well-known Wheats and other Farm 
Seeds, and one of Tree Seeds, Small Fruits, etc. 
David Landreth & Sons, Nos. 21-23 South Sixth St.., 
Philadelphia. A special Wheat List, Including a new 
variety, " The Landreth.” 
Arnold Puetz, Jacksonville, Fla. Native Plants and 
Seeds, Grasses, Fancy Work, etc. 
August Rolker <fc Sons, No. 44 Dey St., New York 
City. Bulbs, Seeds and Florists’ Supplies. 
Hiram Siblet & Co., Rochester, N. Y. Holland Bulbs, 
and Plants for winter culture, etc. 
George Such, South Amboy. Orchids, Palms, and 
other choice plants; as full and neat as usual. 
James M. Tiiorburn & Co., No. 15 John St., New 
York City. Bulbs and Flowering Roots, with new and 
choice Vegetable Seeds. 
R. J. Trumbull & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Seeds in 
general, with Tree and Flower Seeds of the State. 
J. C. Vaughn, Chicago, III. Bulbs, and a very large 
variety of Florists’ Supplies. 
NURSERYMEN. 
Irving Allen, Springfield, Mass. Strawberries and 
other Small Fruits. 
H. S. Anderson, Union Springs N. Y. An illustrated 
list of Small Fruits and others, with specialties. 
W. F. Bassett, Hammonton, N. J. Small Fruits, 
especially tlie "Atlantic” Strawberry. 
Bush & Son & Meissner, Bushberg, Jefferson Co., 
Mo. A list of American Grapes, as full and comprehen¬ 
sive as usual. 
John S. Collins, Moorestown, N. J. An illustrated 
listof Small Fruits and others, with special circular of the 
"Early Cluster” Blackberry. 
Ellavanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y., send us no 
less than five Catalogues, two of which, of Fruits and 
Ornamental Trees, are very large. When bound to¬ 
gether, these form a valuable work, showing the present 
status of our horticulture. 
O. A. A. Gardner, Belleville, Kans. General Nursery 
Stock. 
Hance & Borden. Red Bank, N. J. A trade-list of a 
very full Fruit and Ornamental collection. 
R. S. Johnston, Stockley, Del. A wholesale list, with 
Peaches as a specialty. 
Fred. W. Kelsey, No. 298 Broadway, New York City. 
A number jf novelties in Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. 
A. W. & J. S. Kerr, McKinney, Collin Co., Tex. A 
very full list, selected with reference to the wants of 
Texan plant rs. 
J. J. Lovett, Little Silver, N. J. A very thoroughly 
illustrated list of Small and Tree Fruits. 
John B. Moore & Son, Concord, Mass. Illustrating 
and describing the new early grape, the “ Hayes.” 
W. F. Heines, Huntsville, Ala. An autumn wholesale 
Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Stock, with novelties. 
C. Perry, Beaver Dam, Wis. A wholesale list of sur¬ 
plus stock in all departments. 
F. K. Phoenix, Delavan, Wis., in offering a general 
assortment, has several new Crab-apples, and makes a 
specialty of Root-grafts. 
Geo. S. Wales, Rochester, N. Y. Small Fruits and 
Green-house and other Ornamental Plants. 
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND APPLIANCES. 
A Farm and Garden Fence. P . Spalding & Son, 
Gibson City, Ill., illustrate and describe " Frey’s Anti-Mo¬ 
nopoly Combination Farm, Garden and Ornamental 
Fencing,” which keeps out both cattle and hogs. 
Potato Diggers and Fenders are described and illus¬ 
trated in a pamphlet by C. E. Mann, Geneva, Ill. 
TnE Western Tree Digger has its merits set forth 
by N. A. Whitney, Franklin Grove, Ill. 
The Barrel Fire Engine. This is an engine, witli a 
barrel for water, and mounted on wheels, Made by 
Eobt. Morrell, Summit, N. J. 
Gathering Cream, by the Fairlamb System, with 
many other creamery supplies, tire described by Davis & 
Rankin, No. 170 E. Lake St., Chicago, III. 
Sugar and Syrup. Messrs. Boomer & Boschert, of 
press fame, make a “ Triple-effect Train” for syrup and 
sugar, as well as fot»cider and other fruit juices. They 
also describe the Boomer Evaporator, for similar uses. 
The Excelsior Fumigator for greenhouses, etc., is 
described by Herman Perlich.No. 183 South Broadway, 
Baltimore, Md. 
The American Fruit Drier. Unlike some of the 
Evaporators, this is made of a size suited to the wants 
of a family as well as for large operations, by the Amer¬ 
ican Manufacturing Co.. Waynesboro, Pa. 
Fruit Evaporator. W. R. Phillips, Milford, Del., 
fully illustrates and sets forth the merits of his invention 
for drying fruits, etc. 
IIay Carriers and Buckets, for handling ensilage, 
roots, etc., illustrated by J. A. Cross, Fultonville, N. Y. 
Scroll Saws, Tools, Clock Movements, and a vast 
number of other useful "Yankee Notions,’” are made by 
A. H. Pomeroy, Hartford, Conn., and illustrated. 
Ventilators fok Houses, Stables, and other Build¬ 
ings are fully illustrated in the pamphlet by W. S. 
Sayers & Co., 143 E. Adams St., Chicago, Ill. 
Hardware Specialties, and Labor-saving Fruit Ma¬ 
chinery, including all sorts of Parers, Stoners, Graters, 
Assort rs, and numerous other contrivances, are illus¬ 
trated by the Scott M’f’g Co., No. 07 German St., Balti¬ 
more, Md. 
Coffee and Spice Mills, Fruit Presses, Meat Chop¬ 
pers, and other useful affairs are made and illustrated 
by the Enterprise M'fg Co., Third A Dauphin Sts., 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
Force Pumps, Agricultural Syringes, and the Ex¬ 
tinguishers, are made by P. C. Lewis, Catskill, N. Y., 
who issues.an illustrated pamphlet. 
Cream Colored Flower Pots, Flower and Orchid 
Pans, are offered by George Such, South Amboy, N. J. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Stereopticon and Magic Lanterns. T. II. McAllis¬ 
ter, No. 49 Nassau St., New York City, issues a special 
Catalogue of a great variety of instruments and pictures. 
Optical Instruments, Microscopes, and accessories, 
etc., are offered by J. W. Queen &Co., No. 934 Chestnut 
St.., Philadelphia, who are also agents for the celebrated 
Duboscq, of Paris. 
Nurserymen’s Requisites, Fruit Plates, etc., are 
described in a large Catalogue, by D. M. Dewey, Arcade 
Hall, Rochester, N. Y. 
Boats for Fishing. Hunting, Etc. Whoever lives 
near the water needs a boat; he must be hard to suit if 
he ran not find one in the various kinds made by Powell 
& Douglas, Waukegan, Ill. 
QUTTfNGfEED. 
Fearless Two-horse Tower, positively uiieCJL/al©d for ease of 
team and amount of power, and Standard Feed-cutter that gives tho 
most unbounded satisfaction. Cutting i'eed saves money. 
Economy says try it. Fearless Threshers and Cleaners, Clover- 
hullers, Wood Circular-saw Machines and Fanning-mills, not ex- 
celled by any. Buy the best. Catalogue sent free. Address, 
MIN ABD HARDER, Cobleskill, Schoharie Co., N. Y. 
mm umm fob farmers! 
THE 
Lightning 
Hay Knife! 
(Weymouth’s Patent.) 
Awarded “FIRST ORDER OF MERIT ’ 
at Melbourne Exhibition, 1880. 
Was awarded the first premium 
at the International Exhibition in 
Philadelphia, in 1876, and accepted 
by the Judges as 
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER 
KNIFE IN USE. 
It is the BEST KNIFE in the 
world to cut fine feed from bale, to 
cut down mow or slack, to cut corn¬ 
stalks for feed, or to cut peal, and 
has no equal for cutting sods or 
ditching in marshes. 
TRY IT. IT WILL PAY YOU. 
Manufactured only by 
HIRSI HOLTS CO., East Wilton, Me., U.S.A. 
For sale by Hardware Merchants arid the trade generally . 
For Farm and Home Use—An Anvil, Vise, 
Cutting off Tool. Cheapest and Best. 
Agents Wanted. Send stamp for large 
poster and particulars. 
Cheney Anvil & Vise Co., Detroit, Mich. 
I Ttree by Mail.— Price list of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, 
Silver-Ware, Spectacles, Fancy Goods, Musical Instru¬ 
ments, Novelties, etc, Contains valuable information. Es¬ 
tablished 16 years. Address, S. R. STIBGEN, Marietta, Pa. 
JAGIO LANTERNS! 
ews all Subjects I ! 2 O Catalogue", FREE 
T. MILLIGAN, ®2KK3&8k. 
Labels, 
Ktc *» 
F w * tl1 onr $3 Printing Press. Larger 
S m SI sizes for circulars, &c., $8 to $75. For young 
Jjgji? or old, business or pleasure. Everything 
easy, printed directions. Send 2 stamps for 
Catalogue of Presses, Type, Cards, &c., &c., 
to the factory, Kelsey & Co., .Meriden, Conn. 
'£ e - 
(xxx board) French & Swiss Florals, Motto, Re¬ 
membrance & Verse Cards, in fancy script type, 
10c, 14 packs or 25 Gold Bevel Edge Cards, 10c. Our 
Beautiful bound Sample Album for 1883 withillust’d Premium List^ 
reduced Price Li6t, &c. 25c. S. M. FOOTE, North ford* Ct» 
“5T—BEST QUALITY. 
New designs in Satin and 
’O&Syr Gold finish, w.thname, 10 cts. 
sOy' We offer $100 for a pack of cards 
"jy'.iny nicer work, or prettier styles.' 
y Samples free. Eagle Catfi Works, Hew Eavea, Gt. 
nr- — wtya—■H BBWWBMW Mn— 
19 E CHROMO CARDS, 
B £m Scrap Book ornaments,one beautiful Scrap 
B fetes Book, one dozen Cottage Chromos all new de- 
Bigns. All of the above by mail, postpaid, on receipt 
Of Wm. M. Donaldson & Co. t Cincinnati, 0. 
25 
Gold, Bevel Edge, or 50 Beautiful Chromo Cards, 
name on, 10c. 13 pks. Si.OO. Sample Book 25c. 
Agents wanted. Splendid premiums. Try us. 
U. S. CARD CO., Centerbrook, Conn. 
50 
New Chromo thirds, no 2 alike, name on, 10c. 
13 packs, $1. Prizes given. 
E. D. GILBERT, P. M., Higganum, Ct. 
FREE! 
Secure a Splendid Present by sending 30c. for 
I 3 pks. of Chromo Cards, new and imported de- 
- signs, or 50 for 10c. E. H. Pardee, New Haven, Ct. 
Perfect Beauties, new style Imported Chromo Cards 
a | Swiss and French Florals, roses, birds, mottoes, &c., 
\s name on, 10 cts. -ZEtna Printing Co., Nortbford, Ct. 
Bevel Edge Cards, designs for 1884.' 
Send 10c. for 50 Chromo Cards with name 
on; Latest yet. Agents say: ‘‘Your cards 
sell best.” Large Sample Book and full 
outfit 25c. Quickest returns. Give us a trial 
order. Clinton &. Co. North Haven, Ct, 
40 
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Large new Geld, Silver, &c., Chromo 
Cards, no 2 alike, name, 10c. 
L. JONES dfc CO., N assau, N. Y. 
TT^r’ceR^McTcARDSrfiDTaltterwIth 
name, 10c., 13 pks., $1. 
GEO. I. REED & CO., Nassau, N. Y. 
choice Verse, Bird, Mbtto, Landscape & Seaview 
Chromo Cards, name on, 10c. Agents’ Sample Book, 
CROWN PRINTING CO., Nortbford, Conn. 
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Newspapers and Magazines. Sent free to any address. 
URIE B. ENGLE, Marietta, Pa. 
P HONOGRAPHY, or PHONETIC SHORT-HAND. 
Catalogue of works by Benn Pitman, with alphabet and 
illustrations for beginners sent on application. Address 
PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, Cincinnati, O. 
IS'ANTED.—Agents for the “Life and Times” of 
*' FREDERICK DOUGLASS, written by himself. Out¬ 
rivals “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin ” in thrillingand romantic Inter¬ 
est. Fully illustrated. New edition, fifteenth thousand. 
PARK PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Conn. 
O The Buyers’ Guide, No. 
34, Fall and Winter, 1883, 
gives wholesale prices direct 
to consumers on everything 
you use, eat, drink, wear, or 
have fun with. Tells how 
to order with exact cost, 216 pages—large 
ones — 3,300 illustrations — a whole 
picture gallery. Contains information 
gleaned from the markets of the world. 
No other price-book in existence contains 
as much information. Sent tree to any ad¬ 
dress upon receipt o f postage (7 cts). Let us 
hear from you, or visit us when in our city. 
Near Exposition Buildings. Respectfully; 
MONTGOMERY WARD MO. 
227 & 229 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III 
We will send youawatch orachaln 
BY MAIL OR EXPRESS. C. O D., to be 
examined before paying any money 
and if not satisfactory, returned at 
our expense. We manufacture all 
our -watches and save you 30 per 
cent. Catalogue of 250 styles free. 1 
Every Wat oat Warranted. Address l 
STANDARD AMERICAN WATCH GO., 
PITTSBURGH, PA. 
Revolvers, 
Rifles, 
._.Etc. 
Address 
'GreatWesteriT* 
GunWorka, Pittsburgh, Pa?* 
