. Beschreibender Katalog der Sammlung von pflanzlichen, landwirtschaftlichen und Blumensamen, Gladiolen, Lilien und andere sommerblüher. Blumen Samen Samen Kataloge Kataloge; Gemüse; Baumschulen (Gartenbau) New York (State) Kataloge. ^M^. 160. Die compton FRÜHEN FELD MAIS. Dieser Mais, die eine solche Sensation in landwirtschaftlichen Kreisen gemacht hat, ist das Ergebnis jahrelanger pa - Tient Aufwand von einem unserer intelligentesten Experimentatoren. Sehen die große Verschlechterung der Gemeinsamen sortiert, und begreifen das Ausmaß der Verluste in Folge der teilweisen oder vollständigen Nachhaltige

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. Descriptive catalogue of a choice collection of vegetable, agricultural and flower seeds, gladiolus, lilies, and other summer flowering bulbs. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) New York (State) Catalogs. ^M^. 160. COMPTON'S EARLY FIELD CORN. This corn, which has made such a sensation in agricultural circles, is the result of years of pa- tient effort by one of our most intelligent experimenters. Seeing the great deterioration of the common sorts, and comprehending the magnitude of the losses frequently sustained in consequence of the partial or total destruction of the crop by early Autumn frosts, he instituted a series of exper- iments with the view of obtaining a new variety in which extreme earliness and great productive- ness should be combined. A large plot was planted with seed from the small, huskless cars some- times found on the tops or blossom branches. TIjc kinds so obtained proved to be different from eath other, aTid eacii distinct from any known variety. One stalk on which were four tine ears ripened by the middle of August. The crop of this stalk is the source of the variety offered. It is a seedling of the Dutton, and resembles its parent somewhat in appearance. Stalks grow eight to ten feet in hight, ears from ten to seventeen inches in length, well hlled to the end. Kernel me- dium, bright yellow and of the flinty order. This variety was sent to all parts of the country the past season, and we have yet to hear one unsatisfactory report. All who have tried it strongly recommend it. It is an acquisition which farmers cannot fail to appreciate. Price, one pint, by mail prepaid, 30 cents; one quart, by mail prepaid, 50 cents; by express, charges to be paid by purchaser, 2)eck, $1.00 ; bush., $3 00. Select ears, by mail, 20 cents; by express, $0.75 iJer doz., $5.00 per 100. PREMIUM CHESTER COUNTY MAMMOTH CORN. The Chester County Mammoth Corn, wherever introduced, has given universal satisfaction, both on accou

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