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AMERICAN POMOLOGY. 



H. B. Spencer, of Rockport, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 

 recommends the following : 



Baldwin, 



Baltimore, 



Belmont, 



Esopus Spitzenberg, 



Mr. G. W. Dean, oi Welshfield, Geauga County, Ohio, 

 gives the following list of ten : 



Peck's Pleasant, 

 Red Canada, 

 Roxbury Russet. 



Baldwin, 

 Baltimore, 

 Canada Red, 

 Hubbardston, 

 Ladies 1 Sweeting, 



Peck's Pleasant, 



Rambo, 



Rhode Island Greening, 



Swaar, 



Westfield Seek-no-further. 



Recommended by M. B. Bateham, Secretary Ohio Po- 

 mological Society, for the Central and Southern portion 

 of the State : 



SUMMER. 



American Summer Peannain, 



Bough, 



Early Harvest, 



Early Pennock. 



Early Strawberry, 



Golden Sweeting, 



High-top Sweet, 



Keswick Codling, 



Red Astrachan, 



Summer Queen, 



TetofsM. 



AUTUMN. 



Cooper, 

 Fall Pippin, 

 Gravenstein, 

 Jersey Sweet, 

 Lowell, 



Maiden's Blush, 

 Ohio Nonpariel, 

 Orange Sweet, 



Rambo, 

 Smokehouse. 



WINTER. 



Bullock's Pippin, 



Domine, 



Fallawater, 



London Sweet, 



Milam, 



Mount Pleasant Sweet, 



Newtown Spitzenberg, 



Pryor's Red, 



Rawle's Janet, ^ 



Rome Beauty, 



Smith's Cider, 



Tallman, 



Western Spy, 



White Pippin, 



Willow, 



Winesap, 



Yellow Bellflower. 



Select lists from H. N". Gillett for Southern Ohio, West- 

 ern Virginia and Kentucky : 



SUMMER VARIETIES. 



Benoni, 

 Early Harvest, 

 Early Chandler, 

 Primate, 

 Pound Royal, 



Red Astrachan, 

 Summer Rose, 

 Summer Queen, 

 Summer Seek-no-further, 

 Sine-qua-non. 



