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THE POMOLOGIST AND GARDENER. 



1871 



HARGIS & SOMMER, 



OF THE 



Star JNsJurseries ! ! 



QUINCY, ILLINOIS, 

 Have an immense stock of 



EVEKGREENS, VINES, smAI.Ii FRUITS, 



ROSES, SHRUBS, dec, dec, 

 AVHOLESALB & R E T -A. 1 L . 



Send for our Descriptive Catalog-tie and Price Lists. 



Special Attention is called to the follow- 

 _ inj? stock, which is grown with reference to 



the wants of Nurserymen, Dealers and Planters. 



APPLE TREES— mostly 2 and 3 years, fine 600,000 



FB ACH TREES— best leading kinds 30,000 



CHERRY TREES— 1 to 3 years 25,000 



OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS 3,000,000 



EVERGREENS— 2 inches to 6 feet 3,000,000 



ASPARAGUS ROOTS 150,000 



FLOWERING SHRUBS, VINES, &c 10,000 



And a large quantity of Pear and Plum Trees, Gooseberry, 

 Currant, Raspberry, Blackberry anil Strawberry Plants; Ever- 

 greens, all sizes; Roses and other Ornamental Stock. 



Our Nurseries are located on the high blutTs of the Missis- 

 sippi River, in the City of Quincy, 111. Soil unsurpassed. 

 Shipping facilities by rail or river in all directions. Parties 

 wishing to purchase largely will do well to consult our whole- 

 sale catalogue, and examine our stock before purchasing else- 

 where. Address, 



HA-RGHS &; som:m;er, 



g-Sm Star Nurseries, Quincy, III. 



grapeWesI 



Eumelan, Martha, Walter, lona. Concord, Clinton, Crev- 

 iling, Rogers'' Hybrid, Ives, Hartford, Delaware, &c., &c. 

 Also cuttings of the above vajieties, Large Stock; quality 

 unexcelled. True to nam^, and cheap. By mail, if desired. 

 Special inducements to agents and the trade. 



T. S. HUBbARD & Co., 



No. 9-3 mo. Fredonia, N. Y. 



r-|- i "pqr ~p~; 



JANESVILLE GRAPE! 



Ripens August 15th. 



'mm^^ Wim&mmm Wimiwrn 



"WITHOUT PROTECTION. 



^-^DDRESS- 



C. XI. CnSSlTMiVXT, 



MILTOJf, WIS. 



Wild Goose % Miner Plum Trees 



Warranted true to name, and to be varieties of the Plum 

 that will grow and bear an abundance of beautiful and deli- 

 cious fruit anywhere in the United States, being curculio proof. 



Two to Four Years. BEST WESTERN VARIETIES. 



200,000 Siberian Grab & Hardy Russian Apples. 



GRAPE VINES, SMALL FRUITS, 



Pear, Cherry, Chestnut, Persimmon and 

 Shade Trees. 



EVERGREENS & HEDGE PLANTS, 



By the Thousand or Million. 



European Larch, By the'^i'oo^or^focooo. 



A full Nursery Stock of every kind, true to name, and per- 

 fect in quality. We wish to deal directly with the/ar7?Mr and 

 planter. Send for Price List, and see how low good Stock 

 can and will be sold. 



Ziacozx IT-arsery Co. 



D. B. WEIR, Manager, 



No. 9— om 



liACON, ILIi. 



BRYANT'S NURSERIES! 



PRINCETON. ILLINOIS. 



Offer a large and com- 

 plete assortment of 

 Nursery stock, 

 including 



e. Pear, Cherry and Plum Trees, 



Of the best varieties. A fine stock of small i^uits, 

 CONCORD GRAPES, % AND $ YR;3 EXTRA* 



We devote a large space to 



And have a fine stock of one year seedlings and one year 

 trauspiant...d MAPLE, ELM, BOX EUOER, A«H, OATALPA, 

 EUROPEAN AND AMEBtOAN LARCH, "hich, for quality, 

 size, and cheapness, we think caunut be surpassed. 



ORNAMENTAL. TREES, 



Apple Stocks, Persimmon Seedlings. 



TREE SEEDS, Sco. 



In any quantity, and of almost any desired size or variety. 



Send fox- Oat.'ta.los'u.e vfe lE'arioe Xxis't* 



A. BEYANT, Jr., Prinoeton, 111. 



FOREST TREES, for Shelter, Ornament and Profit. 

 A new work by Arthur Bryant, Sen., President Illinois State 

 Horticultural Society. Price, $1.50. Sent free on receipt of 

 price. 9-^ 



