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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
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We offer for Spring of 1877, tlie largest and most complete 
stock in the TT. S. of 
Fruit Trees, Standard and Dwarf. 
Ornamental Trees ifc Shrubs, deciduous & evergieen. 
Roses asp.-cialty_-all the imestsurts. 
Oreen iSfc Hot House Plants, mcluduig best novelties. 
Descripiive and Illustr.ited priced Catalogues sent prepaid 
to customers, free, to others, on receipt of stamps, as fol- 
lows : ^ A ^ 
No. 1. Fruits, with colored plate, 15 cts., plain, 10 eta. 
No. 2. Ornamental Trees, & col'd plate, aSc, plain, 15c. 
No. 3. Greenhouse, Free. >Jo. 4. Wliolesale, Free. 
No. 5. List of New Roses, Free. 
2^"Sinali parcels forwai-decl by mail wlien desired. 
Address 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, Boohes:er w. Y 
New Peaches. 
PEACH TREES A SPECIALTY. 
ALEXANDER'S EARLY, AMSDEN'S JUNE, 
STEAWLY, Ijeatherbiii*y*s Ijate,Tiickahoe Late. 
BilyeD's Late Ociober \ Iii-ye.)is t'omet). Brandy- 
■wine, iiici tTventy oilier NEW viii-ipties of merit. A 
descriptive catalogue mailed all applicants. 
A. HANCE *fe SON, 
Nurserymen c& Florists, Red Bank, N. J. 
TREES Sl shrubs 
In large vaii.-ty ; fine STRBKT TREEiS, FLOW- 
ERING SHRUBS and EVERGREENS, as well 
as RHODODENDRONS, Azaleas, Magnolias, New 
Conifers, Purple Beech, New Shrubs, &c. ROSES by 13 
and 100. For Catalogues, address 
R. B. PARSONS & CO., 
Box 99. X^l-ui.sl3.1xis, DKT. "TT. 
Seedlings, &c., For Sale. 
300,000 NORWAY MAPI.E-3 years, 3 to 4 feet, ?10 
piT 1,000; 1 to a leet. $") per 1,000. 1 year. $3 per 1,000. 
SUGAR MAPLE -2 and 3 years, 1 to 2 feet, $10 per 1,0C0. 
AMERICAN EIiM-2 years, transplanted, 3 to 5 feet, %m 
pi'r 1,000; to s feet, %Vt per 1,000. 
5,000 HERBACEOUS PiEONIES-(S sorts), $10 per 
InO; .$t;0 per 1,000. 
15,000 LiINNjEUS RHIIBARB-$23 per 1,000. 
Also— Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrnbs and Plants. 
J. A. LEWIS, Willim.intic, Conn. 
GRATIS— A Fifty Page CATALOGUE, 
ShowiriK WHAT and HOW to PLANT ; describing: all the 
valuable new early and late PEACHES, and new lone keep- 
ing ■\Viiiter Apples, P>jars. Qninces. Grapes, Small i^ruits, 
Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubbery. A larse 
stock of all items usnallv fonud in a FIP.ST-CLASS NUU- 
SEUT, all of which will be sold for less than half the usual 
retail price. Catalogue m;uled gratis to all applicants. 
Apples and Peaches. Trees by mail. No charge for packing 
or postage. 7n varieties of apples to select from, Including 
my popular list of long keepers. See Catrilotrne. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, 
Great Northern and Southern Nurseries, 
AViLMiNGTox, Delaware. 
CHERRY IIAL.L. IVIJRSIIRT, 
WEST NEAVBURY, MASS. 
10,U00 Peach— including the new varieties. 
50,000 Noi'TVay Spruce, many of them extra large 
and liundsome— and other Nursery Stock in variety. 
Wholesale Catalogues free. Address 
T. C. THURLOW, Newburyport, Mass. 
DOUBLE TUBEEOSE BULBS. 
Superior Size and Q,uality. 
Doz. 100 1.000 
First Onalitv Large Flowering Bulbs, % .75 $4.00 $30.00 
Second Quality Flowering Biilbs, .riO 3.00 20.00 
A few hundred EXTUA Large Bulbs, 1.00 5.00 
Dwarf Pearl, 1st quality Flowering Bulbs, 1.50 10.00 
If sent hy Mail 2:') cents per dozen Extra. 
MILLER & HAYES, 
5,77i Germaiito^vn Ave., Pliiladclpliia, Pa. 
For 25 Cents 
I TvlU send MY PRICE 
lilST for 1877, nntl one 
piickage ench of SUGAR 
TROXJGH GOURD, 
PANSY, DOUBLE ZIN- 
NIA, and BLOTCHED 
& STRIPED PETUNIA. 
Tlie GOURDS grow by 
the acre.to liold from 4 to 5 p:jillons each, and I exiiibite 1 
one at the Agriculturist office that held Eleven gallons. 
They make the best of Nest Boxes for the Poultry 
Bouse, and are valuable for many honseliold purposes. We 
tise them for Salt, Egg, and Soap Dishes, treasures. Lard 
Cans, etc., etc. The above cut shows the form. 
Address WAIiDO F. BROWN, 
Box 2, Oxford, Bntler Co., Ohio. 
STRAWBERRY CUliTUKE, a complete and nrac- 
tical trealise. illustrated with" photographs" ; .50 cts., 
"75 cts.. $'.00. and ?l.'i5. according to number of photographs. 
For sale, plants of 4^ variftica ol SLrawberries (Knglish, 
Prench. American, and Californian). Send foi- full descrip- 
tive and price list FELIX GILLEl', Nevada City, California. 
DUTCHESS 
Fruit and ornamental Tri'CS^Sbi'ubs aud Vines, Green- 
house stock, and Vegetable, Field aud Flower Seeds. Spe- 
cial Trade discounts. Send for Catalogues : No. 1 Seed— No. 
3 Trade Seed List— No. 3 Nursery— No. 4 Nursery Trade List. 
Downing Gooseberry. 1 yr. old hardy Roses. Surplus Ey- 
Strawberry Plants 
Over Thirty different kinds. 
RASPBERRY PLANTS, 
Fourteen different kinds. 
CURRANT, GOOSEBERRY, BLACKBERRY 
PLANTS Choicest kinds for sale by 
E. P. ROE, 
Author of "Manual on the Culture of binall Fruits," "Play 
and Profit in My Garden," &c. Send for Circular, Address 
E. P. ROE, Coruwall-ou-the-Hudson, Orange Co., N. Y. 
GEIVUIIVE FIRST-CLASS PLAIVTS. 
100 or less Strawberry, and doz. of other sorts 
by mail, pre-paid. doz. lo,/. i.ooo. 
Great Anaerican Stiaw.. new, very larse.$3.00 Jl'J.OO 
Cumberland Triumpli, new, larpe 1.00 n.OCi $20,00 
Scerlinff and Captain Jack, new, large.... 1.00 3.00 2r).00 
Duncan, new. large — . 50 l.jiD 10.00 
Dutchess & Queen of Earlies, very early. I.OO 4.00 
Col. Cheeney and Boyden No. 30 40 1.00 5.00 
Monarch of West and W. Albany 30 .75 2.00 
Star of tlie West. Kentucky & G. Prolific .30 .75 2,00 
Charles Downing, 100,000 for $100 30 .75 2,00 
Jucunda or No. 700 40 1.00 6.00 
Doolittle B. Cap Raspberry, early nO 1.00 8,00 
Brandy wine, bright red, hardy 50 1.25 10.00 
Highhuid H;irdy, bright red, early fq i.25 10,00 
Thwack, new, bright red, firm 2.00 15.00 
Wilson Early Blackberry, best enrly 50 l.:"0 12,00 
Kittatinny and Lawton, late sorts .50 1.00 8.00 
Colossal Asparagus seed, 50 cts, per lb 20 .80 2.50 
Concord Standard Black Grape .75 3,00 25.00 
Ladv and Elvira, best white, each $1 10.00 
Peach Trees, assorted 6.00 50.00 
Early Uichniond Cherries, fine. 20.00 150.00 
Orders of $10 or more by post or express. Purchasers may 
price 50 or more plants at 1.000 rates, and 10 or more at 100 
rates. Plea.«e order early, and fur prices of otlier varieties. 
Currants, &c,. address 
JOHN S. COIiljINS, Moorestown, New Jersey. 
Strawberry Plants 
By the 100, l,000, or 10,000- 
MONARCH OF THE WEST, Chas. Downinff, 
Col, Cheney, Jucunda, true.. Kentucky, Sclh 
Boyden, WILSON'S ALBANY, etc.. vd. ANo. 
GREAT AMERICAN, Cumberlaud, Triumph, 
I>uchess, Capt. Jack, Duncan, Px'outy's Seed- 
ling, Kerr's Prolific, Sterling, and neany twenty 
oilier NEW varieties, A de-srriptivp. catalogue inailed all 
applicayits. A. HANCE & SON, 
Nurserymen db Florists, Red Bank, N. J- 
STRAWBERRY WMWc 
has more sterling qualitiea than any other berry yet offered 
to the public, producing over fourteen thousana quarts per 
acre, in field culture, if directions ar^- followed. Send for 
circular. H. H. SMITH, TVest Haven, Conn. 
FOR STRICTLY FIRST- CLASS 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
Grape Vines, Raspberries. B!ackl)errles, Cuirants. Goose- 
berries, Seed Potatoes, Garden Seeds, &c., send for my New 
Catalogue, free to all. Address P, M. HRXAMER, 
New Castle, "Westchester Co., N. T. 
$209.00 IN PREMIUMS. 
For the largest amount of frnit grown in 1878 from plants 
set the coming season, of the famous 
COL. CHENEY STRAWBERRY. 
The hardiest, most productive, largest, handsomest, and 
most delicious strawberry in cultivation. (Orig. stock of 
A. M. Purdy.) Plants, by "mail post-paiil, 25 cts. per doz.; $1 
per 100 ; by express, $5 per 1,000 ; $33 per 10.000, 
Rockland Fbuit Fakm Annual, containing full par- 
ticulars, sent free. Address 
J. E. REMSBUEG, Atchison, Kan. 
Great American Strawberry, $12 per 100. Monarch 
of the \\ est, C. !>o\vniiig. and Albany Seedling. $'3 per 
M. Matilda, and P. Wilder. $3 perM, Wilson Blacklierry, 
$r2per M. Brandywine Raspberry. 510 per M. Houghton 
Seedling Gooseberry, and Victoria Currants, $3 per 100; $25 
per 1,000. Catalogue giving detailed price of trees, plants, 
vines, &c., sent free on application. 
S. C. DE COU, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
SMAL-li FRUITS— all tlie best varieties— ^OO.OOf) Star 
and Monarch of the West Strawberry, at $3 p. 1,000, 
genuine. If any doubt, pavment may be deferred till proven 
by their fruits. SILAS WALT()N, Moorestown, N. J, 
Strawberry T>lant«4, C^ rape TTiaes- 
All the new, JT and best etan- VT dard T arietles. 
Also Snowfiake and Alpha Potatoes, Send for price list. 
D. E. HOXLE, Northampton, Mass. 
BRANDYWINE Raspben-y. Wilson's Early Blackberry, 
Monarch and other Strawberries, Grape Vines, Osage 
Or:inge Hedge, Peach Trees. Apple. &c. Price list free. 
K. S. JOHNSTON, Stockley, Del. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
All the best varieties, warranted pure ; prices very low. 
C. S. PRATT, North Reading, Mass, 
Peach Trees, Small Fruit Plants, and Tinea. 
Other Fruit iindOriiament.al Trees, and General Nursery 
Products, in larce quantitic* at Pw rates. Satisfaction 
(;naranreed. For circular address CHAS. BLACK & BRO., 
Village Nurseries, Hightstown, N. J. 
URSERI 
ersreens cheap. Hislilanil Hardy Kaspberry, most profit- 
able red variety, 75c. doz. J2>^ lUO post paid ; $2 bund., $12 
thous'd by express. ISbedding plants, 8 kinds, SI. post paid. 
Star of the West Strawberry pl;ints, 5Hc. doz., $23;: hund.,po8t 
p'd. W. L. FERRIS, JR., ifc CO., Poughkeepsle,N.T. 
HENDERSON'S 
EARLY SUMMER 
Hundreds of t'^stimonisils received last year, show 
this to be tiie best early Cabbasc in cultivation. 
Piice of seed, hy mail, S.'^c. per pkt. $2 per oz. 
$6 per qiianerlb. $20 per lb. 
Price of plants (cold frame), by express, $2 per 100. 
$15 per I.OOII. 
Seedsmen and Market Gardeners, 
35 Cortlandt St,, New York. 
CABBAGE PLANTS. 
THE subscriber has on hand and offers for sale a lar^e 
quantity of PUKE .TERSET WAKEFIELD and FOT- 
LEE'S BELtNSWIUK CABBAGE PLANTS. Wintered In 
cold frames. Orders bv mall or In person will be promptly 
attended to. Price, $6jier Thousand. 
ALBERT S. WALKER, South Portsmouth, K. I. 
AMERICAN LARGE FLAT 
DUTCH CABBAGE SEED, 
mailed free at $3.00 per pound. 
J. BOLGIANO & SON, Seedsmen, 
28 S. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. 
JpTHSRByRPSps 
SEED WAREHOUSE 
iSJOHNST,tNE W- YO BK. 
NEW PRICED DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES 
— OF — 
Vegetable and Agricultural Seeds 
ALSO 
Hew Flower Seed Catalogue 
FOR 1877. READY FOR MAILING. 
FREE TO AI.L APPLICANTS. 
'.io- B U L B S;n,::Vi^ SEEDS. 
CAMELLIAS, A3ALEAS, EOSES, 
AND WIIVTER-BLOOMING PLAIVTS, 
BY MAIL— POSTAGE PAID. 
Send for rat:ilojrne No. fi with Supplement— contains two 
himdreti and sixty-four collections of hve, fifteen, and twenty 
plants each, your choice for one dollar. Address 
ROBT. J. HALLIDAY, Baltimore, Bid. 
DON'T PAY S25 A YEAR 
for BERRIES, when for $5 I will deliver to your P. O. 
pLints enough to supply your family for sever.il years. 
Plai-.ts iievei^so clicap. Pily stock is Larse. well iit^sortea, and 
guaranteed true to name. Wholesale and retail lists ready. 
Address E. W. A'lMYATEU, Palmyra, Wayne Co., N.Y. 
Raspberry Plants 
IN LARGE SUPPLY. 
BRANDYWINE, true. Philadelphia, Hii^hland 
HarcU', Brinkle's Orange, Black Cap v:irictics,&c,, 
&c. Delaware, Gaiiar$;!:iia> ThT^ack, Cuthbert* 
and other ncTV sort?;. ^1 tip.siriniirp.ciL-iloiine mailed tn all 
applicants. A. HANCE & 80N, 
Nurserymen Jc Florists, Red Bank, N. J, 
Ever Made to Lovers of Flowers. 
Pnrcha^eis remitting $1.00 for Flower Seed in Pkts., we 
Bpnd PdSt-paid, choice of the following be;intifiil Thi-omoB: 
Group of Pinks and Moss Buds^ Apple Blossoms* 
or May-flowers, 'ihe above are sold at ^i.dU each. 
Tho.-e 1 emitting S'^.GO are entitled to choice of Italian 
Landscape* eitlun- Summer or Winter, or of Eugrlish 
Ijandscapev Summer or "Winter. The above are sold at 
$,J.(lO each. 
Those remittinK $3.00 are entitled to one picture eacli from 
the $1,00 nnd $2.00 premiums. 
The above Chromos nr<; from the well known honse of L. 
Pranir & Cn. For fnrtlier particulars and larger prizes, see 
our Illustrated Catalogue of InO pages, which will be 
sent on receipt of two ;!c. stamps. 
The well known reputalioii of our seeds, for the pass 
twenty years, will be a suffii^ient guarantee. 
Address WASHBURN & CO., 
100 Tremont St., Boston, Klass. 
