1868.] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
75 
The Best Evergreen 
For timber belts, to abetter your orchards and dumb 
brutes, also for ornamental hedges and sereens, 
Is the RED CEDAR. 
Plantain large quantity at $10 per 1.000, to 15 Inches high. 
Send red stamp lor circular, giving mm li nseiul int. ,ruia- 
tion and lull particulars, to .IS". M. HUNTER & CO.. 
Ashley, Washington Co., 111. 
FRUIT, FOREST, and ORNAMENTAL TREES 
FOII SPRING (IF 1868.— The largest stock in the coun- 
try. For sale in large or small quantities. A descriptive and 
Illustrated priced Catalogue "I' l-'ruils, and .am ol < irn. .men- 
tal Trees and Plants. Sent, pre-paid, lor 10 cents each. 
■Wholesale Catalogue fijke. 
ELLAVVVGER & HARRY. 
Mt. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
OOT CUTTINGS of srooii size of Wilson's 
Early and Kit tat inn v Bhiekb, Tries, will l.e sold as 1..H-. 
If not lower, than bv anv'otlier parte I compete, price and 
quality both considered, with anv ..titer nurseryman witlt 
Plants, etc., ottered t or sale. S.n.l |. .r (' italogue. 
T'HOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown. X. .1. 
CLARKE RASPBERRY. 
A few thousand genuine plants of extra quality for sale. 
Send for Circular. 
Hartford Proline grape vines from single eves. No. 1, $100 
Rer 1000 : No. 2, fT.1 per 1000. Concord, No. 1. ?."m ; 
o. 2, extra, $:'o per lOnO. lingers' Nos. 1 and la, ft.") per 100. 
Iona, 820 per 100. Simples sent if desired. 
LYMAN BASSE IT, North Haven. Ct. 
WJtT AIVI'EM, Every Reader of the American 
»w Agriculturist t.) send for my New Catalogue contain- 
ing a description and price of all the Strawberries. Raspber- 
ries, Blackberries, Currants, etc., worth cultivating, an. I giv- 
ing other valuable information. TIKIS, c. ANDREWS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
U.MS NEW AUTUMN BLACK .CAP RASP- 
^ berry, bearing a fine crop in the autumn, a great acqui- 
, $1 each, $10 per doz. Charles Downing straw! 
dress! "Wholesale Lists' to the trade. IS. M. WATSON," Old 
Colony Nurseries, and Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass. 
WILSON EARLY, KITTATINNT and Lawton 
Blackberries; Clarke, Philadelphia and other Rasp- 
berries; Leading varieties of strawberries. Descriptive 
Missouri Mammoth Blackberry. 
Fruited ten years, never winter-killed, enormous bearer. 
Historv in Price List of Small Fruits, (which I will sell loir). 
Send Inquiry List. My Small Fruit Culiarist, intended to 
tell beginners how to xui-ceed. for 10 cents. Address, with 
stamp, JOHNSTON'S NURSERY, south Bend, Ind. 
KNOX'S SEED STORE AT YOUR DOOR.- 
See *■ Seed by Mail," page 73. 
C1MALL FRUITS. — 20,000 DooliUle's Black Cap 
^ Raspberry Plants First quality, $ 15 per 1.000. Straw- 
berry Plants— Wilson's Earlv, French's. Agriculturist, Rus- 
sell's, $5 per 1,000. GEO. H. LAMBERT, 
New Brunswick, N. J. 
1 Of| ACRES SMALL FRUITS, Philadelphia 
Jl*-**'anil Clarke Raspberries, Earlv Wilson and Kitta- 
tlnny Blackberries '" 
Ties. Send stamp 
eon, New Jersey. 
GRAPE VINES, STRAWBERRIES. RASPBER- 
rics. Blackberries, Ac. We oiler as usual a very com- 
Plete assortment, as low as first-class stock cm he utf.ir.lo.l 
rice Lists free to all. C. E. & .1. S. ERIITS, Atlantic 
Small Fruit Nurseries, Elwood, N. J. 
HILADELPHIA, Duraud, Stimrer, and Jucunda, 
(Knox's 700) Strawberries; Philadelphia. Doolittle's 
Black Cap, and other Raspberries; Wilson's Earlv and Kit- 
orsale verv low. 
vn, N. J. 
DELAWARE, IONA, ISRAELLA, and other 
Grape-vines and Wood, Apple Grafts, Dwarf Cherries 
and other Nursery Stock, act Asparagus Roots. :.t low rates. 
Send for Price List to ANDEKst in, sears & HENRY. 
Geneva, N. Y. 
HE PRICES of the Plants for sale this spring 
at the Moorestown Small Fruit and Plant Farm are 
too low to advertise in this paper. Sen.l tor Catalogue. 
THOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
QA JUCUNDA (No. TOO) PLANTS SENT, 
*»V (receipt guaranteed,! bv mall, for ifl. For other low 
prices Of Strawberries. Raspberries, and Blackberries, send 
for Catalogue. JOHN S.COLLINS, Moorestown, N.J. 
JTRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, BLACK- 
' BERRIES. SAMUEL, 1,. ALLES, 
Cinnaminson, N. J. 
Vf/ILSON'S ALBANY STRAWDERRY.-A large 
.*■ and ,rt«e grown stock ot tins great .l/o, ■< ,< /;, T „;,' ! ,t 
40 cts. per dnz., $1 per inn. s:» per l.nai. Order earlv ' Or- 
ders received now will bo entered and Idled in rotation at 
proper season. D.H.BROWN 
PEACH TREES of first quality. Price, $S per 
100, or $60 per 1000. THOS. c. ANDRE WS, 
M testowo, of, .1. 
Lum's Everbearing Raspberry. 
For description of this new and valuable variety, and gen- 
eral Price List of Grape-vines, Small F' nits, etc ."ArMr.ss 
II. B. BUM, Sandusky, Ohio. 
IVew mid Rare Vegetables. 
I nt 
free. 
To Agricultural Societies. 
r>i)>!"in"« for prizes, of beautiful and appropriate designs, 
' ' my quantities of 
raving. M'l'g. ct I.ilh. 
71 Broadway, New Y 
Fine Fruit Farm in Ilammonton for Sale. 
20 Acres of good land, a 1 .: Acres in Strawberries ; 'J Acres 
in Blackberries; i Acre in Raspberries; 300 fine choice 
Fruit Trees; 4 Acres ,,r good Cranberry and muck land; 
'.' Story House. Price $a.r,ii(i. Send for a list of Fruit Farms. 
R. .1. BYRM.s, Ilammonton, N. J. 
" DOHOKEUATV MAIVOR." 
The cshite of the late Charles Carroll, of Carrollton. 
We linvfl for ?:ile as A^nts, tin; Fai-ius ui' e:ii,l estate I'm- 
imny-yt-ars iii'M bv trn.uitrv. Tlirv ar<- in area from 100 to 
r.iin acres; will he sold ;it from S\.r. t<>*75 per acre, ami on very 
IHvorahle terms. The well-known lirtilityand bealthfnlnesa 
of this e.si;ite. its access l>v Turnpike ami liailroail from Ihil- 
AND WARRANTS AND AGRICULTURAL 
i College Scrip for Sale. F. P. JAMES & CO., 
\ativi: i:vKn€JKEi:> plants, 6 
X* to 12 inches hi^li-Ratsam Fir. Arbor Vita-. White Fine, 
Spruce. Hemlock, ami Larch, at £"> per 1,000. Facking, free. 
Also, fresh Annie Seed, :tt * to per bushel. 
JAS. A. IN »< »T, Skcneatelcs, N. Y. 
E 
N6LISH HAWTIIOKcf PLANTS for 
Hedging, at 5113 per 1,000. JAMES A. ROOT, 
Skeneateles, N. Y. 
H 
OP PtAciTS, ENGLISH CLUSTER.— 
" Circular and Price, address 
BOX 103. Cobbleskill, N. Y. 
KNOX'S NURSERY AT YOITR DOOR.— See 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
PURE BONE DUST, 
Fresh Bone Superphosphate of Lime, 
Animal Charcoal, Ivory Black, &c. 
Orders for the above articles manufactured at our "Works 
on the Pawitr AVivr, -V. ./.. sbuul.l be a.ldressed to 
LISTE1I BROTHERS, lr.'j Ft t-st.. New York. 
MJRIZE POULTRY, OF THE HIGHEST MERIT. 
T»UFF COCHINS, of great beauty. 
I^JEtEY DORKINGS. 
WJEA and SINGLE-CO..IRED BRAHMAS. 
\ITHITE FACED BLACK SPANISH. 
«.miTE-CRESTED BLACK POLANDS. 
"MOUDANS, (Freueh breed). 
^REVECCEURS, (Freueh breed.) 
|-i OLDEN & SILVER-PENCILLED Hamburghs. 
WTHITE CHINA and BREMEN GEESE. 
A YLESBURY DUCKS. 
TJOUEN DUCKS. 
J»RONZE BLACK TURKEYS. 
POUIiTRY, 
Imported and our Own Breeding. 
Our stock having taken about twenty premiums at the 
late Poultry Exhibition, now stands confessedly superior to 
any in the country, the Jadges who awarded the S25 
Silver Cup premium, (which was also taken by us), pro- 
nouncing them in their opinion, " the most superior collec- 
tion of fowls ever exhibited in this country by any one party." 
We have ftlsO purchased a number of prize pens in addition 
to our own. To make room for a new and still finer stock 
shortly to arrive from Europe, we ofl'er a number of our 
prize birds as well as our other stock, for sale. Six Pair of 
Imported ftouen Dncka f r sab.' cheap. For Circulars ad- 
dress A. M. HAX.STED & CO., As;< nt*, 
G8 Pcarl-st., A\\v York. 
55 
LACK POLAND FOWLS WANTED.— 1 Cock 
d (1 bens of pure blood. Address us u itli lowest price, 
.Work City, lb II. ALLEN .V CO., P.O. 
E 
GGSFOR HATCHING from White Leghorn, 
Brahma, White-faced Black Spa ■ 
M so p, 
X. A. 
SHDTE, Exeter, N. H. 
Send for Knox's Seed Catalogue.— See page 71. 
Premium Chester White Pigs For Sale 
First Premium awarded us for the best breeders, at our 
Pennsylvania State Fair in September last. Also, a. Special 
Premium recommended by the Inspecting Committee, on 
our herd ol' twenty-five bead, under 6 months old. These 
premiums were taken over a display of one hundred and 
thirty head, principally owned by parties from Chester Coun- 
ty. 'We are as choice in selecting for those who order of us, 
as-we would be in selecting for exhibition, l'itrs of any 
age shipped by Express to all parts of the United States. Ev- 
ery purchaser is guaranteed living stock in the best of order 
and of the purest blood in our county. For Circular, address 
JAMES TOUXG, JI!„ & CO., Marshalllon, Chester Co., Pa. 
IRVINE.— 27 panes devoted to Breeding, Feed- 
►~ in'-', and the general management of swine, sent to any 
address mi receipt ..[ '.».". cents. WY.rlli ten times its enst 
Everv tanner si, ,,ii 1,1 hive it. Address JAMES Yt IUNG, Jr , 
Marshall!. m, Chester Co., Pa. 
BEE-KEEPERS !— Tlie Ohio Farmer savs : " Its 
Use iiiu-t save many a lightly slocked hive of bees from 
starvation durinu' winter." Feci now. Send $3.50 for six 
feeders. Agents wanted. ED. HAKEISON, Springfleld, O. 
l^OR SALE.— A few pairs of Grey Dorkinrr and 
light Brahmas, very choice. Also a good Devon cow, 
KNOX'S SEED STORE AT YOUR DOOR,. 
See " Seed by Mail," page 11. 
66 PEERLESS." 
FIRST GRANdT'RIZE MEDAL 
PRATT & WENTWORTH 
FOR TOE CELEBRATED 
" Peerless " Cooking Stove 
AT THE EXPOSITION ITSIVERSELLE, 
PARIS, 18G7. 
First Premium at Am. Institute Fair, 1867. 
ALSO, TWELVE OTHER FIRST PRIZES TAKEN DUR- 
ING THE LAST TEAR. 
The Best Cooking Stove Ever Made ! 
FOR COAL, AXD WOOD. 
It is the "Peerless," because It is superior to all other 
Cooking Stoves ill E.oN-.iMV, SIMPLICITY, CLEANI.IM-ss 
Baking, Roasting, and Beauty. 
1st. Economy. A patented method of heating the air 
an, I eotivevin- it through the oven, saves from tiventv to 
ihut// per cent, of fuel. 
2(1. Simplicity. It Is easily managed. The fire can be 
perfectly itrollcd, and kept through au entire season 
"without re-kindling. 
3d. Cleanliness. No dust escapes while shaking or 
dumping the grate. 
4th. Baking. Its large oven, wherein all parts are of 
C;l|,//teni|„ 'I ■attire, bill,.- lis ,,•,„/,,„, „ fcWftf OKB, .ind that 
Without turning the article. It bakes Quickly. 
5th. Roasting. A current of hot air constantly passing 
through I .veil, so thoroughly ventilates it that It roosts 
an well cm ,t tu, kit, -li.il. 
6th. Beauty. Made of the best iron. It will not crack 
Well moulded, artistically designed, and smoothly cast it 
is the most /„ „„t,j„l as well a, the i,„ Jr .t M/T/.yo&.v 'Stove' in 
the market. 
Each stove is Warranted to be and to do all that Is 
claimed for it. 
PRATT & WENTWORTH, 
MASUFACTl'RERS, 
87, 89, & 91 North-street, Boston. 
For sale by our agents throughout the country. 
AGENTS WANTED 
For a new Illustrated work on " The Great West;" also. 
o"[ii„r,f„5- <:",",..'".'' V'as*," and other valuable and fast 
Box t's.-.7,'p. o. New'Vork. 
selling books. Addre 
INVALID'S WHEEL CHAIRS. 
For in or out-door use. Any one 
having the use of the hands can 
propel and guide one. Prices $30 
to $10. 
Invalid's Carriages made to 
order. State your case and send 
stamp for circular. 
Patent Cantering Horse*. 
$12 to $23. 
S. TV. SMITH, 
90 'William-street, New York. 
THE PERPETUAL (WATCH 
(HAKMi CAI.HNIiAR-size of a 
two cent pi'cc— with plain, masonic and 
temper in ■tnblcins, needed In every- 
body everywhere. Price bv mail, elec- 
tron!, te. plain, witti enameled tlcnres 
.iti.l !■ I.T-, "n cents, gold, with emblem, 
ditto, $1.50. Address 
E. MADEN, 161 Broadway. 
Room 3, New fork. P. O. Box, 55TO. 
Active Agents wanted everywhere. 
KNOX'S SEED STORE AT YOUR IKM)R,_ 
See "Seed by Mail," page 71, 
