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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[OCTOBBK, 
DUTCH BCIiBOUS ROOTS 
AND 
SMALL. FRUITS. 
Our Autumii Catalogue of the above, beautifully 
Illustrated, will be ready for distribution Sept. Ist. A copy 
will be mailed tn all applicants inclosing Ten Cents; regular 
customers supplied gratis. Address 
B. K. BLISS & SONS, 
SEED, PLANT, & BULB WAREHOUSE, 
34 Barclay St., Ne»v York. 
P. O. Box No. 57ia. 
Bulbous Roots. 
Our New Autumn Ciitalogue of DUTCH 
BULBS, PLANTS and SMALL. FKUITS. beauti- 
fully illustrated, is now ready, nnd will be mailed to all ap- 
plicants, it contains a complete list and represents a liirge, 
well-grown and selected stocli. Our Flower Seed List will 
be found replete with the best strains of Primula, Calceo- 
laria, P;iu-y. Smihix, Apple Geranium, and other Florist^s 
Seeds of new crop. 
HE.VRY A. I>REER, Seedsman and Florist, 
714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
IS JOHffiST, N^fV^YORK. 
IMPORTED 
Dutch Bulbs. 
Our NEW DESCRIPTIFE PRICED CATA- 
LOGUE of the above is ready for mailingi 
SEEDS -,'Vi;:-=><B U LBS, "i.-i^i-' SEED Sj 
CHIMr.SE PRIMROSES. 
Finest frineed, larare and fnll flowerinsr. 
Three; plants, ied, white, and double red, for 50 cts. 
Twelve ....$1.50. 
By mail, post-paid. 
Catalo^nesof Dutcli Bulb=i. Kosen. Winter Rlonming Flow- 
ers, free. HENRY 8. RUPP, 
Cumberland Nurseries, Shiremanstown, Cumb. Co., Pa. 
FREE TO ALL. 
Our desciiplive Fall Price List of BUIiBS, PLANTS, 
TREES, •tc. will be mailed free to all applicants. 
Also uui- VVlltilesale Trade Liist. 
Address NANZ & NEDXER. Louisville. Ky. 
NEW AND RARE 
PLANTS and FHUIT THEES, 
DUTCH BULBS, &c. 
New Pears ; New Peaches ; New Chenies, &c., with a large 
stock of all kinii.'i of Fruit Trees. Slirubs. &c. 
DUTCH BULBS— Large Importations, direct from the 
leading growers in Holland. First quality Bulbs. — Hot- 
House and Greenhouse Plants, a rich collection, well grown. 
All at reasonable prices. Catalogues mailed to applicants. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
Choice Nursery Stock. 
This stock consists of an immense n amber of Apnle and 
Peach trees of the very best quality. Also Pear. Clierry, 
Plum, Forest, anil Evergreen trees, in larse nnmber and of 
very vigorous growth. Grape vines and Currant plants, 
two-year old, rhat defy competition in quality, and in al- 
most nulimited quantities. 
Apple and Cherrv seiMlIings, one vear old, of fine growth 
and by the acre.— A large quantity of Durand's Great Amer- 
ican Strawberry plants. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT &: SON, 
New Canaan, Ct. 
PEACH TREES. 
"We offer to ttie trade a larce supply of very fine Peach 
Tiees: also a large stock of splendid two and three yetr 
Apple. Wild Goose and otlier Plum Trees. Apricots, Nec- 
tarines, one and two year Grape Vines ; also otiier Fruit and 
OVnamental Trees, Vines, Shrnbs, i:ose=. &c.. *c. Send for 
price list. THE TEUO NURSEIIIES CO., 
Clinton, Henry Co.. Mo. 
Peach and Pear Trees — a large stock. 
Otlier trees and plants in full supnlv. 
New Brnnswick (Xnrseria), N. J. 
Edwin Allen. 
LS 
=100,000 Frnit, 
■:50,000 Everpreeni. 
500,000 Gretnhonee, 
Beddinc Plant*. &0. 
400 Acrci. 13 GT«nhouies. 
Blackberry, Raspberry, & Strawberry 
PliANTS. 
Ad immeDse stocic, In lots to suit, at extremely low rates. 
JOHN BUTTERTOIV, 
The London Nniaery. Hitnimontoa, N. J. 
PRIDE OF THB! HUDSON 
THE NEAV SEEDLING RASPBERRY. 
We are propagating it largely for our own trade and for 
the originator. 
50 Varieties Strawberries, including Great 
American. Also a fall assortment of Narsery and 
Greenhouse stock. Special attention given to plants for 
winter bloumiug. Extra tjue Caruations. $S per 100; $1.50 
per doz. (Oct. only). Smilax roots, 1, 2 and 3 yrs. old. lioses, 
etc., etc. at extremely low rates. Send for price list, in- 
cluding list of Dutch Bulbs. W. L. FERRIS Jk. & CO., 
Dutchess Nurseries, 15th year. Poughkeepsle, N. T. 
The Henrietta Raspberry, 
A new seedling. Perfectly Hardy, no protection for 
five winters. Mercuiy ii below zero two winters. Enorm* 
onsly Proir'tictive, bright color and fine flavor. UerritB 
iJJ^iuches around. Send for a circular. 
G. H. & J. H. HALE, South Glastonbury, Ct. 
Strawberry PlaJtts. 
lUO Monarch of West. 
HjOBoyden'sSO. 
150 Wilson's Albany. 
Blackberry Plants. 
40Kittatinny. 
40 Lawtons. 
35 "Wilson's Early. 
Gooseberry Plants. 
g-THoDghtons. 
Either kind 
Post-Paid 
for 81. 
Address Lapham 
& A^•THONY, 
Clayton, Del. 
Sample Prices. 
Free Catalogue. 
THE DOLLAR 
NUKSEUT. 
Baspberry Plants. 
60 Brandywine.Red 
2-'> Delaware, " 
■;5 Mam. Cluster. 
Grape Vines. 
15 Concord. 
I'i Hartford Prolific 
12 Clinton. 
Currant Plants. 
25 Red Dutch. 
STRAWBERRIES. 
Plant e;nlv and secure a crop nf trnit next season, PAR- 
MELEES' CRESCENT SEEDLING, now ready to 
send by mail, or in pots at ^.00 per doz. Send lor circular. 
H. H. SMITH, West Haven. Conn. 
Small Fruit Plants a Specialty. 
Great American, Durand Beauty, Crescent Seedling, Cin- 
derella, and all beat Strawberries. Early Prolific, Reliance, 
Brandywine, (Susqneco), and all best JRaspberrlee, Black- 
berries, CarrantB, Grapes, &c., &c., all propagated from 
best stock, and for sale at Kock Bottom prices. Send lor 
New Price List, Free. 
JOHN S. COL.I.INS, 
MoorestoTTU, N* J. 
CRESCENT 
SEEDLING 
STEAWBEEEY 
19 the Strawberry par excel- 
lence for general cultivation. 
Send for Circular to 
WM. F. BASSETT, 
Hammonton, N. J. 
TIT'IIjSON B. B., Brandywine, and other Raspberries. 
TT Great American. Cresent, Albany Seedling, and many 
other Strawberries, In large or small Quantities. Frlce-Ust 
free. S. C. De COtJ, Moorestown, Burlington Co., K. J. 
/CRESCENT SEEDLdNGStnuvberry plants, warrant- 
■ ' ' - — -" - pj. dozen, $12 per 
Correspondence 
yjeil pure, by mail in niO^s or in pots. $3 per dozen, $12 per 
100. $100per lUOO. Discount to the Trade. " " 
solicited. Send for circular. 
EZRA STOKES, Berlin, Camden Co. N. J 
^/fii kinds of2^^>^=^ 
CataLoqaes 10 cents, 
IVEW FKUITS. 
Weofferforthefallof '877— APPIiES : S^aaf>. Peicaukee, 
Walbridge, Tetofsky : PEACHES: A->y}i'ie7i,E'f. Beatrice, 
Fatter. Steadily, Sleeper s Dir.irt : PLUMS ; 'Wild GoORe, 
jiewmaiis, De Camdenc ; CHERRIES; Large Mont- 
morency, Lo^iis Philippe. Also our usual large stock of 
Apples, (Jrabs, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Currants, Goose- 
berries. fiaspiHTriPS. ^r., At. Co'-re^pondpnce solicitpd. 
HEIKES NURSERTES CO., Payton, Ohio. 
W. & T. SMITH, " 
GENEVA NURSERY, GENEVA, N. Y., 
OKFER AT 
LOW PRICES, 
standard and Dwarf Frnit Trees, 
Grape Tines, and Small Frnits, 
Ornamental Trees, Slirubs, Vines, 
Eoses, and Greenhouse Plants. 
Corre.ponflence solicited, nncl Price Lists 
fiirnislied on Application. 
Evergreens. European Larch, 
WHITE ASH. 
liargreAt Stock in America. 
Send for Cat:>lofirues. 
Orders left with Francis Skinner, 
Brookliae. Mass., will receive 
prompt attention. 
All Narsery erown. 
R. DOUGLAS & SONS, 
Wankcgan, 111. 
PRIDE OF THE HUDSON 
RASPBERRY. 
All tb.e otlier Sma.ll Fruits— Clioicest kinda 
for Sale. 
FALL Is the best time to plant Uaspberrles, Currants, etc. 
Send for Circular. Address E. P. ROE, 
Comwall-on-the-Hudson, Orange Co., N. Y. 
Grapes, Raspberries, and Strawberries. 
100,000 No. 1 one yr. old Concord Grape Vines, at fin per 1.000. 
UO.noO Bhick Cap liaspberry Tips, assorted, at $6.00 " 1.000 
5110.000 Strawberries. " sit $2.50 " l,iO0. 
50,000 Turner Raspberry, "best red," at $G.00 *' 1,0 0. 
25,000 Naomi " " at *5.00 " 1.000. 
Address THOMAS H. LESLIE. Ipava, IlL 
Gratis a 60-Page Catalogue, 
describing the largest and best list of new extra early and 
extra late Peaches, and ihe largest and best list oi long Keep- 
ing Apples everofi'ered in tins country. Kverv Frnit Grow- 
er should see this list. A full line of Nnrstirv'Stock offered 
at less than 3^ the usual retail price. I ship ilionsands of 
trees and plants by mail. Send for Catalogue, it tells what 
and how to plant, also much valuable information. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Great Northern and 
Southern iNurseiy, Wilmington, Del* 
aRAPE VINES. 
Also Trees, Small Frnits, &c. Wholesale rates 
■very low to Nurserymen, DcuIlm-.s, and large Jr'lanters. 
Send stamp for Descrintive List. Pricn Lit^t free. 
T. S. HUBBARD, Frtoonia.N. Y. 
SET ODT &RAPE VINES In tHe FALL! 
For $!..'><> I vriU forwa-ifl by Mail, prepaid! 
1 Elvira, retail price $1.00, 
1 Tavlor, *' " 30, 
1 Goethe, " '* 30, 
1 "Wilder, ** " 30, 
6 Concord, ** '* 60. equal to $2.50. 
-- -ipiamftg —- 
Vines will be sent in time for Fall i 
hg. One year old 
Concord Grape vines at $15.00 per thousand ; two year old at 
fSO.OO per thousand, delivered at the Express office. One 
year old Concord vines bv mail, pre|>aid. $1.00 per doz. Two 
year old Concord vines bv mail, prepaid, $1..^0 per doz. 
Address. J. G. WARXEli. 
Clover Farm Vineyard, Butler, Bates Co., Mo. 
All varieties, extra 
strong, at wholesale 
and retail. 
Send for prices. B. "W. CLARK, Lockport, N. T. 
GRAPE VINES ! 
GRAPES 
Plants of Best Quality. 
Lartrest Assortment 
ol old and new vaiicties. 
(?re((f/// reduced Prices, 
(lorrespondcnce snliciled. 
Price list free. Addi-ess 
BUSH & SOIV & MEISSNER, 
BUSHBERG, Jefferson Co., Bio. 
APPLE STOCK.S. deep culture, lienvr irrowlh. 1 yr. 
-No.l.JJ pe.- 1 .(jOu ; t;s.00 per 10.000. Concord Grapes, 
$8 to t3.T per I.OOO. Magnolia, Mazzard Clici'ry. (;iilvcantlius. 
and Chestnut Seedlinjrs. Bedded and tliric'r trarisplanttd 
Evergreens. Send for Lists. J. JESKINS.Winona, Col. Co.,0. 
35 to 40 BUSHEIi!^ 
RYE °« WHEAT 
Per acre produced by the STOCKBRIDGE RYE and 
WHEAT Manures at a cost of $11 per acre for the liye 
Manure and $16 per acre for the Wheat Manure. Also ex- 
cellent for Seeding Down at a cost of $10 to $2" per 
acre. These manures are compounded according to t)(e 
analysis of tiie plant, by formulas originated by Prof. Pi^ck 
bridge of the Massachnsetts Agricnltnr.il College, and have 
been extensively nspd both North and South with greatsatis- 
faction. Send for Pamphlet. Mailed free. 
W. H. BOWKER & CO., Sole Agts., 
4:3 Cbatliam St., Boston. 
FERTILIZERS! 
. ONE HUNDRED TONS 
Kentucky Tobacco Stems 
FOR SALE AT OUR FACTORY. 
Put up In bales of about 600 lbs. weight, at $10 per ton de- 
livered at cars or canal. A liberal reduction when ordered 
in lots of ten tons or upwards. 
WILLIAM S. KIMBALL & CO., 
Peerless Tobacco Works, Rocliester, N. Y. 
CHARLES SPEAR, 
85 "West Street, New York. Importer of 
"KAINIT," or German Potash Salts. 
MURIATE, and SalpUate of Pcitasli. 
Manufacturer of DRIED BLOOD, AZOTINE, and 
Animal flatter, and Agent for tlie Sale of 
FertillzinsT Materials Generally. 
Ground and Crude Phosphate Rock, Bone Plnck, Ground 
Bones, Bone Meal, Bones. Acids, &c. All goods warranted 
as represented. Orders promptly executed at the lowest 
market rates. 
