NeiD Varieties of Apples. 



165 



138. Howell, 



139. Jefferson Pippin, 



140. Jones' Green Winter, 



141. Keim, 



142. Kirkbride's White, 



143. Kerr, 



144. liaquier, 



145. Lesber, 



146. Little Rock, 



147. Loudon Pippin, 



148. Loudon White, 



149. Loudon Sweety 



150. Mayling, 



151. Medbery, 

 1.52. Mark Sweet, 



153. Milam, or Blaii-, 



154. Middle Apple, 



155. Moor's Sweet Pippin, 



156. Mowell, 



157. Muskingum, 



158. Newbold, 



159. Norman, • 



160. Norris, 



161. Ohio Greening, 



162. Obadiah, 



163. Oliver, 



164. Oxford, 



165. Polly Bright, 



166. Pomfret, 



167. Popyquamp, 



168. Pleasant Valley, 



169. Q.ueen of the West, 



170. auaker, 



171. Rapahannock, 



172. Randolph, 



173. Rowland Keeper, 



174. Ruscine, 



175. Rusk, 



176. Ross Green, 



177. Sarchett, 



178. Shippen's Russet, 



179. Stevenson's Winter, 



180. Spencer, 



181. Swazey, 



182. Stillwell's Pippin, 



183. Stockton, 



184. Shrieve, 



185. Switch Willow, 



186. Smith's Cider, or 



Bucks Co. Cider, 



187. Sweet Romanite, 



209. Seedling Bellflower, 



210. Seneca Favorite, 



211. Sweet Winesap, 



212. Springer's Seedling, 



213. Tulpenhocking, 



214. Vanlear, 



215. Vernon, 



216. Waldomer, 



217. Wantland, 



218. Western Spy, 



219. Wonderlich Spice, 



220. White, 



221. Zost, 



222. Zane. 



Coshocton. Ohio, February, 1853. 



We are glad to commence the work of making a list of all 

 the American seedling apples, with the aid of one who is so 

 well able to assist us as Mr. Humrickhouse. It is all impor- 



