TO AGRzCULTURIsTs.
q. s. 6. LANDRETH,
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No. IS, CAesnut Street, PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sale some superior Seed of the
~ MANGEL WURTZELL, or CATTLE
BEET-also, of the RUTA BAGA, or SWED-
ISL TURNIP.


The cultivation of these Crops is every season
becoming more enlarged, as their excellence as
food for stock becomes more generally known :
particularly the former, which is extremely nutris
tious, and the produce very great, ,--sirteen hun
dred bushels TO the acre, having been reared in the
neighbonrhood Of Philadelphia, with no more la
bonr, than good farmers bestow on Indian Corn.
For particulars as to the mode of cultivation, &c.
see Memoirs of the Pennsylvania Agricultural
Society.


1rRcfercncc may be had to c. & G. REY
NOIDS, No 60, Market-st, Wilmington; who
will receive and forward all orders which may be
left in their care.


May II, 1897. 3o-4t.