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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[November, 
B- li- BLISS A: SOIVS, 
Importers, Growers, and Dealers in Garden, Field, and 
Flower Seeds, Dutch Bulbous Roots. Summer Flowering 
Bulbs, and Garden Requisites of every description. Circu- 
lars mailed to all applicants. Address 
B. K. 
BLISS &. SONS, 
34 Barclay St.» New York. 
Bulbous 
Our New Autnniu C:it:aosiie of DUTCH 
BUL.rES, PI.iV\TS ami SMALI.. FRUITS, beauti- 
fully illus' rated, is now ready, and will he mailed to all ap- 
plicants. It contains a complete list and represents a !ar<re, 
well-gruwn and selected stock. Our Mower Seed List will 
be fouud replete with the best strains of Primula, Calceo- 
laria, Pany. Smilas, Apple Geranium, and other Florist's 
Seeds of new crop. 
HElVRY a. DREER, Seedsman and Florist, 
714: Cliestimt St., Pliilittlclphia. 
X>T A 1VT^C Brandv wine (Susqueco"* Raspberries 
Jl Ijil^il X n» and "Wilson Early Blackberries, 
from stock that produced the Centennial prize berries, .?1.50 
per 100; 112 per 1,000; Kittutinnv and Lawton, $3 per 1,000; 
Great American Strawberries. 10 for $1 ; $5 per 100 : ?40 per 
1,000; Duchesne, ProutT. $10 per 1,000; Capt. Jack, Cumber- 
land. Triumph, Jucunda, Sterling, ?o per 1.000 ; Boyden No. 
30, Triomphe de Gand, Duncan, fi per 1.000; Col. Cheeny, 
Champion. Agriculturist, $3 per l.OUii; Albany, Monarch of 
"West, Star of west, Chas. Downing. Kentucky, Green Proli- 
fic. $2 per 1.000. Genuine. Packed free. Order now, or send 
for Catalogue. JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
Choice Nursery Stock. 
This stock consists of an immense number of Apnle and 
Peach trees of the very best quality. Also Pear. Cherry, 
Piuiii, Forest, and Everttreen trees, in lar^e number and of 
very vigorous growth. Grape vines and Currant plants, 
two-year old, tliar defy competition in quality, and in al- 
most unlimited quantities. 
Apple and Cherry sef^fUin^s, one year old. of fine growth 
and liy the acre.— A large quantity of Durand's Great Anier- 
Icim Strawberry plants. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT & SOX, 
Ne^v Canaan, Ct. 
Grand Triumph in Horticulture ! 
Felton's Xew Berries. Cmderella and Conti- 
nental StraTvberries ; Early Prolific and Reli- 
ance Raspberries. ^\'e ci:iim that theiie me the four bc^t 
heitrhirj, f)e!it ci7')-?/i/{fj, hest selliitg, bfftt pni/iug ^rARJCET 
BERRIES. ZW llluatrareii Ciri^ulars and i'rlce-list, giving 
a Idstoiy and full de^crinfinn Free tn oH 
GIBSON &: BENNETT, 
Nurserymen and Fruit Growers, Wooilbury, X. J. 
NEW AND RARE 
PLAUTS and FEUIT THEES, 
DUTCH BULBS, &c. 
New I'enrs ; New Peaches ; New Clierrjes, &c., with a large 
stock of all kind* of Fruit 'J'rees, Shrubs. &:c. 
DCTCH BULBS— Lar^e Importations, direct from the 
leading growers in Holland. First quality Bulh^. — Hot- 
House and Greenhouse Plants, a rich colle<^tion, well grown. 
All at reasonable prices. Catalogues mailed to applicants. 
JOHiV SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
III " 
%m§^^^^ 
AT FAIR PRICES. 
125 Vdrieties of Peaches 75 Varieties of Grapes. 
100 Varieties of Strawberries, etc., etc. 
Illustrated Priced Catalogues of botli Fruit and 
Ornaujeutal Trees and Plants* full of valuable iii- 
fonnaUon. will be forwarded on receiot of ten cents. 
A. HANCE & SON, Red Bank, N. J. 
NEW and RARE ROSES. 
We offer from our list ot over 5f 
Viirieties of Roses. Well srown 
plants from Pots or Field CuUure. 
One year iilants. onr selection, at ?3 
per doz., $lh per 100. Two years old 
plan'-i^at %i per doz.,$'25per lOO.Tounfr 
p ants per mail, $1.50 per doz.; Jl'i per 
ifiO. Also the r;irest and choicest 
Evergreen and Ornamental Trees 
nnrl Shrnbs of all varieties for plant- 
ini; in Lawn, Tnrds, etc. 
HnL.L.KR ife HAYES, 
Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Best Rasplierries. 
Three inclies around. 
Pride of the Hudson. E:irlv Prolific, lieliunce. AVinant, Sus- 
queco. 10 acres yielded S4:,338. Sirrtwherries, Aspara- 
gus, lihubarb, and Fruit T'ep= Send for Ontatoirue. 
WM. f ARB.T, Clnnaminson, N. J. 
POMONA NURSERY. 
eee ou 
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)PEC1AL LIST OF PIA.NTS: ^tBS.aeiFOF 
mSm 
■ ■-■■> — ,0 UR- ■,-..-. 
)PECIAL LIST OF Sg|il„Ri99TlS St FOR 
l^|Alp©\l\pENEIjS, 
Special usT OF VIGiTA|l!|AND MERSEEQS FOR 
I SlEDfiEftlERS. 
Pride "^^'^^ Hudson 
See Page I 
I, Oct. N"o. Ame}'icait Agi'lculturist. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
Pure, 1st class plants and choice new seedlings specialties. 
Send for Circiiljir. Address 
Cornwall-on-Hudson, 
Oi-Aiige Co., X. Y. 
E. P, ROE, 
Camellias, Chinese Azaleas. 
RHODODE.VDROjrS, HAUDY AZ.VL.EAS, and 
ROSES, all or uiinsnally fine quality. 
Fruit Trees .-ind Gr;\pe Vines, with 
a full collection of flardy Trees 
and Shrubs, Jap.ancee Maples and 
the very latest novelties. Cata- 
logues free and visits solicited. 
S. B. PAUSOXS & SONS, 
KISSENA NtJRSEIlIES, 
Flnsliins. L. I. 
rviHEs: 
.Al«i> Trees, Small Fruits, •fee. V\ bolesale rates 
Tery low to Nurserymen, l)e:ileis. :ind Irufie I'lanters. 
Send sliiiiip for J>esei'ii)tive l.isr. Price List free, 
T. S. HUBBARD, Fre<.ouia. N". T. 
Grapes, Raspberries, and Strawberries. 
lOO.OrmXo. 1 one yr. old Concord Grape Vines, at nsperJ.OOO. 
11)0.000 Black Cap Uaspberry Tips, assorted, at J6.00 " 1,000. 
.^(lO.ODO Strawberries, " at SJ.dO " l.iOll. 
50,000 Turner Raspberry, "best red," at $6.00 " 1,00. 
25,000 Naomi " " at *5.00 " 1,000. 
Address THOMAS H. LESLIE. Ipava. III. 
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE. 
lO.OW Baldwin Apple, Light. 5 to 7 ft.. J;SO per M. 
10,000 1 ^ . St. Fear. Root-grafted, 5 ro 9 inch., $10 per M. 
10 to 2-3 inch., $50 per M. 2 to near 3 ft., $10 perliO, 
3 and i y. old St. Pear, 5 to 7 ft., $20 per ll.O. 
Arbor Vitfe Hed<jing, 15 to 18 inch. high. $5 per 100. &C..&C. 
Owego Nursery, Tioga Co.. X. Y. HAliVEr Cn'.TIS. 
QAA<i PEACH TREES, grown espcci.ally for the 
0\*v/" S'lutli. Also, large stock for other sections. Small 
I'ruit Plants, Fruit & Ornamental Trees, &c., very low. Send 
for circular. Address CHAS. .BLACK & liKO.. 
Village Nurseries, lllghtstown, N. J. 
Gratis a 60-Page Catalogue, 
describing the largest and best list of new extra earlv and 
extra late Peiiches. and the larpest and best list of lon^ keep- 
ing Apples ever offered in this country. Kvery Fruit Grow- 
er should see this list. A full line of Nurserv Stock offered 
at less than % the usual retail price. I ship ihonsandsof 
trees and plants by mail. Send for Catalogue.it tells what 
and how to plant, also much valuable information. 
RANDOIiPH PETERS. Grput Northern and 
Southern iNurteiy, Wilmlngtoiiv Del* 
AGEXERAt. ASSORTMENT of Fruit Trees 
and Pluiits at low r;ites. Price list free. 
li. S. .rOHNSTOX. Stockley. Pel. 
No cold or sore finererst if used 
witli ^rloves or niiitens. Can he used 
without gloves or mittens, if desired. 
Wili last a life time. Taken 6 Pre- 
miums. One sample 35 cts. ; two for 
45 cts.; ."ifor $1.00. 
CITY NOVTilLTr CO.. 
108 ti. 8th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
.._ Morruitoicn, Pa.. Oct. ]0. 
Geutfi .-—Please send me TOO Hnskers at once. They sell 
like hot cakes, W.^s out about 3 hours and took orders lor 
2Tt to deliver to-morrow. Please hurry: will send more 
orders soon. Have tried the busker; the'y do all yon claim. 
Met one Farmer who had one and wants another, if he has 
to pay jl.OO lor it. J. H. Waeneb, Morristown, Pa. 
CORN 
HUSKER. 
'■ City Novelty Co. 
THE DINGEE & CONARD GO'S 
BEAUTIFUL, EVER-BLOOMIIVG 
Strong Pot Roses, BtiitaWe for "VFinter Bloom, sent 
safely by mail, postpaid. 5 spUndia varieties, your c/ioice.an 
labeled, for SI; la for S3; 19 for $3; aS for $4; 35 for $5. 
For 10 cents each additional, one Magnificent Premium Rose 
to every dollar's worth ordered. Send forourWew Guide 
to Rose Culture, and choose from over 300 finest sorts. 
We make Koses a Great Specialty, and are the largest 
Sose-growers in America. Refer to lOn.fKJO customers in the 
United States and Canada. THE DINGEE & CONAKD 
CO., Eose-Grotveks, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa, 
For ONE DOLLAR 
I ■will send by mail 14 choice Geraniums, or 7 each Ptoses and 
Geraniums. Sure to please. Li^t sent free. 
TTRA MONlGOMEKr, Mattoon, 111. 
"^"^^^ 
P^j^^^m 
Each Number contains Thirty-two Pages of reading, 
many fine Wood Cut Illnsi rations, and one Colohed Platb. 
A beautiful Garden Magazine, printed on elegant paper, 
and full of Information. In EnRlish and German. Price, 
$1.25 a year ; Five copies, $5.00. 
Viclc's Flower and Ve<jef able Garden, 50 cents 
In paper covers ; in elegant cloth covers, $1.00. 
Viclc's Catalofjae,— 300 Illustrations, only 2 cents. 
Address, JAMES VlCIt, Rochester, N. Y, 
Animal 
MEAL 
[PatentciL] 
FO» X'O'IFXSI JL1XS9 SW^I^SIE, made from 
.Fresh Jieef Siud Fresh IS ones dried and ground 
to a Sweet Meal, to which is added a portion of 
parched graius, making a wholesome, cheap and 
highly concentrated food, one fourth, fed with three 
fourths other food, once a day, being an ample qu.an- 
tity. The best egg-producing food ever prepared. 
Keeps well, and fowls or Ewine eat it with a relish. 
Extensively used for four Tears. Trial bags, con- 
taining 30 lbs., $1.00. lOO-lb, bag. $2.50. Ask your 
grocer for it. Send for circular with testimonials. 
W. M. Bowker &. Co., 43 Chatham St., Boston,- 
j^* Sole Agents for Stoctbridge ilanures. 
CHEAPEST FERTILIZER 
BECAUSE THE BEST. 
PREMIUM BO^E 
Grows WHEAT and CiRA8S, equal to manure* 
at Half the Cost, :uid la^ts twice as lung. 
F;iniiei-s!! St^ud question.'^ on Postal Card to EXCELSIOU 
FEIiTILlZEU WuiiKS, Salem, Ohio. Circulars Free. 
Philip's Spiral Corn Husker. 
i^imple, Durable. £f- 
fectiTe, and works 
rapidly. 
For Circulars, etc., adilress 
C, H. MAUESOIV, 
\ Ijessee and Sole 
Mail II f :t c 1 11 rcr, 
Hudson, Columbia Co., IV. 1'. 
Agricultural Implements 
FOR FALTj A\D ■\V1\TER XSE. 
ICE TOOLS, etc. 
AddresB R, H. ALLEN & CO., 
ISO & 191 VVattr St., 
NEW YORK. 
Patent Concaye Oi-Slioes. 
The only forged ox-shoe made 
\ witli concatity to fir hoof, and the 
best and cheapest. 
GREENFIELD TOOL C0„ Greenfield, iJags. 
