AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
115 
New, Rare, or Choice Seeds. 
I send out to the Public my Annual List 
Of New, Kare, and Choice Vegetables. 
Having b en the original liitrodiu-erorthc 
Hubbard Squash, Marblcliead TCanimoth 
Drunilicad Cabbage, "Tlaiblelioacl Haui- 
nioth Sweet Corn, and many other new 
Vegetables, I am ever ready to introduce 
to the Public ever}' new vegetable product 
that comes to my notice, that I think 
worthy or their attention. 
Fottler's Ixfsovsd Brunswick Cabbage. — [The 
entiii d of all havd-heuding Drumheads, grans heads )•; to 
IS inches in diameter, in !ih days ; a new cabbage vtrt/ pop- 
afar with nutiketmen.) 
Marblkhead Mammoth Cabba«e.-( Th< largest 'cabbage 
hi the worbl '. low b. . n aroint to weigh from '2."> 'to IH) lbs. in 
almost e eery Stab: in'the Union. Sc'my Circular, Sc:d, 
p'tr, ; 1 n-.'c tin oiiginni introducer.) 
StoneMa^on Cabbaoic.— {Large. hard-h< adiug, short 
stomp. AbOlU eery plunl tin nn ucr, u-pl s. I a f.ite load ; 
il is a hard, rand tweeter cabbage than Flat Dutch. In 
ha'f-ounc, packages.) 
Cannon Ball Cabbage.— ( This motor.* with the )I7«- 
rigstadt. with heads alKjul a* round and hard as a cannon 
ball.) 
LenoumonoV Mammoth CAri.iFi.ow'Er.. — (DOUbUeSt 
Hi, 'iruisf of a'ltht Cauliflower fami/i/. Very reliable for 
beading.) 
Carter's New, Dwarf, Mammoth Cauliflower.— 
(Very early, hardy, larger than Walchercn ; excellent for 
farcing or fur general me.) 
Early Dwarf ERFURT Cauliflower. — (The most 
compact growing of a" Hie dwarfs ; excellent either for farc- 
ing or for gem ral use.) 
Chinese CAr.r.Aon.— < The lea res a re more tender, and the 
flavor more agreeable than that of common calibng, . i 
Ornamental Kale.— {Foliage . '■ gaol in structure and 
color, verv orna/tnu/al.) — New York Improved Large 
Pi-rple Ego Plant.— i Of larger size and richer purple 
than common kind. i New Long Eaf.lv Purple Egg 
Plant. — (.1 decided intprarernent in eitiiness em common 
Early Long Purple.) Striped Quahamjpe Egg Plant. 
— (Elegantly stti/sd ueith trhite. red. and yellow ; good for 
tattle use.) Chinese Scarlet Egg Plant. — (Of a mag- 
tuficent scarlet color.) Marei.ehead Mammoth Sweet 
Corn. — (This has tuken the first prize at the Annual Ex- 
hibition, of the Mussu.ii or. Its Horticultural Society tiro seu- 
sons ; ears weigh from Itvo to time jiemuds ; excellent for 
lah'e i,.<,.) Mammoth French Squash.— ( (.irons to weigh 
from, 100 to 300 «M.) Vegetable Caterpillars.— (The 
s.rd vessels resrinbb the natural animal.) 
Snake Cucumber. — (Grows three feet and more in 
length, coiled, and re.rij like a stud, with hi* head raised.) 
Xorciton Giant Cucumber.— (" The finest, longest, and 
most prolific cucumber cultivated"— a 'great English Seed 
Firm says— and it, ought to be. as they charge me or. r 107 
do""t-s u pound for the seed ! 1 send ten seed in each pack- 
age.) Lawton's Prolific Long-podded Pea. — { The 
longest ptddedof all jteas. ■■some pods having from t, n to 
twelve p.as." to lb- ■ Liigli.bm.-u say.) Comxodore Nitt 
Sugar Pea.— (.1 remarkably du-arf siting ji.-u. growing 
no higher tlian Tom Thumb. Pods and all ate eaten. \ Bay- 
ard Taylor's Watermelon.— i .1 rem 'org. hybrid -,.,- 
Perennial Lettuce.— {.Distinct from nil oilier ra- 
rie/'iis; leaves used as salad, or si: red as sj.imn-h. > Cedar 
Hill Tomato. — ((jf this nan tomato the Horticulturist 
says: " Thutfar no ttxtato has equalled it in en' 
ductivcness.solidily mul Itavar" My s, eel came directly from 
lheorigi,m'.,r. Packagi of either of the ulsire vuri 
Id,. ■< u, Hi mil directions. for cultivation, and war- 
rant* i tree '•<''■■ <■■> chaser, at 35 cents each.) 
Improvi i> \ Mini. \\ sivoy Cabbage.!//, •tds.larrje.very 
reliable-, < .'•'. '■'- d rith.r for family or market. The Savu/s 
ave th, /■ it'ler.st ami i ichtsl .lluror. d of nil ciblmge.) Early 
Pancalier Savoy ,' Early T'lm Savoy ;—<each of these 
{I o.i Sag* earli' r than Fatly York: rem ■-we. I a, id I, n- 
derl ••>' .,:.) Little Pixie.— i. Msul. , duns 
• artier than Forty York, mul ' jmjliably ivitr, tin: /,, 
are the earliest of oil cultliages ; heads, remurknb.'t, fiord, 
lender, ami sw.cl.) BORNEL'3 King of the Dwarfs.— 
I.I large, conical eulibag, ; cry early. \ Schweinfurt 
<>i intal.— i This ii.ii' early eobbog. from Franc- is the 
earliest of all large Drumheads : lands. VI to Is inrhes di- 
ameter, not r.vy hard.. but vinavknbly tender.) Field 
Cabbage— < tiroun as green fodder for sto.-k.can be cut 
times.) Jersey Low Kale,— i t,ron-s sir f„t hi,,/, 
or more ; husgi-i.i murk satisfaction at act fidd, r for 
milch cows.) Dates' Extra Early Sweet Corn.— 
(Wrinkled kernel, siceel, excellent ; conns in just before Cros- 
by's 1 
i rosby's Early Tutot Rowed.— (. I derided acuui- 
sition. This is the ,avli.st su-cl c,r,,.,,f ,, ,/,»„/ mark' I 
she; tender and sweet. i Mexican Sweet Corn.— (Both 
the sir.. I. d ami t, ml, r. si of a'l Corn, athuudr, ,/t run testi- 
fy.) Mammoth Flint Corn.— i Ears are V\ inches hint, 
•-natures at far north «« Central New England I— OLd 
Colony Sweet. — i Y, ry pmlitctire ; ears'. In,-,,, . ,', ,„/,,. 
sweet. Does well either North or South.) Hubbard 
Squash.— !&.</. pure. I tens the original iu/rodur.r ,,f 
this, the tidiest of all winbr sguudi ,.i American Tur- 
ban Squash.— (The dryst. ninst t/ruined.and sivtrsl of 
aU fall squashes.) Pure Boston Marrow.— My variety 'is 
the p-tr.st new to Is- fiiuiid in this country. I Improved 
Long Ureen Cucumber— i l'ln. tu,,„,t of the long green, 
i McLean's Little Hem Pea" — i.-I great tie- 
guisi/ioii. u uiiiikbd ,.o I.I:, Champion „f England grow. 
ing but uls'ut a foot Ugh.) Carter'- First Crop.— 
(About a tveek earl/.r than Fatly Dun. ifji,,,.,!.. 
Tom Thumb Pea.— {firows in ,., w eil0r . 
mouslyj pods, large and well tilled; very early.) )■ 
New Dwarf Marrowfat— i // .... d du-arf 
Marrow fill cultivated.) Caractacus Pea. — 
Waite d- Co.. of England, semi litis out as a week 
than any other sort.) Giant Wax Bean. — t The u-<u_- 
beans are always string beans ; tlte new pole variety excels 
in length and width.) Yard-long Bean. — t.l curiosity : 
ixxls grow aver two feet long.) Fe.iee Bean.— ( The hardiest 
and earliest of all bans ; itt/rod'-c, d from F<j" Isluruls.) 
Ward's Nectar Melon. — {F.cc edinglij spicy, sw.el. rich, 
ami delicious.) Phinney's Watermelon.— i Ibd-fleshed, 
Tims, irho rem',/ r„,l su.-c , ,1 uith any Ol/t- 
'f variety hare done. Urn ly with thzt.) Extra Early York 
TOMATO.— \Off good size. Very early, ami exceedingly pro- 
lific. Many 'have adopted this as their earliest kind.) 
Keyes' Early Prolific— ( This, though not thirty dugs 
earlier than every other sort, is cry profile, utrly, cry 
SWee'l, ami keeps 'remarkably n-,11 aft, r rip, ni ,,,,.) 
Mal'Pay's Suterior Tomato.— i X, u-. and c ,-y jtromis- 
ing; early, large, smooth, cry thick: flavor, excellent.) 
Foard's Tomato. — (Xew. large, thick, u little llul,d, 
solid, i 
Eureka Tomato. — (New ; appeurs to /„■ a cross /„ lire n 
common sorts and the bush variety.) Mammoth Chihua- 
UVA.— {Sum. times Weighs o or :', lit... ; Otu t.niiulo h, ujiiug ,/ 
quart meature.) Duthng's New Blood Turnip Beet. — 
{This took tin first prize nt lust Annual Exhibition of Mas- 
surhusetts Ilorticultuc.il Society.* Castelnaudaky Beet. 
—(A Frerwh variety, baring a ■ rich, mil-like flavor; very 
dark purple, street, and tender.) Crapandine Beet. — 
t Outi r skin lib: bark of a tree. The French esteem this as 
lest uf all .for table use.) White's Very Deep Red Beet. 
—(A~ new first-class English beet.) Yellow Turnip Beet. 
—i.Xew; color, gulden" yellow ; cry early, street, and ten- 
der.) Yellow Ovoid Mangold Wurtzel. — {New; for 
cuttle; of IT varieties this rin/ip,d the most.) Early 
Croekek Onion.— (The eaiii-st of all tin yellow sorts; 
quality, superior.) 
Stiped-leaved Japanese Mai^;:. - 1 i'f, bores, striped 
with white, purple, and gc n, on v\ ry ornamental and at- 
t luetic:. i 
Turner's Incomparable Dwarf White Cklbbt. — 
i iiude du-arf. Very solid.) Read's Matchi.e-s Celery.— 
(.1 line, new, solid, red. English prize raii.'.t.t P.o-ton 
Market Celery.— i The short, bushy, compact. .,,:;, i ,, i. ,■,, 
for trl/iiii Boston market i< f.gtmosj W'iiei im: - T.im 
"Thumb Lettuce.— (A new. .'.,/',i. ,: ■<: /' ■ m, ' ty 
of high reputation.) Peium..-. ','. I. I E •- .'-■/ 
summer; some of my heath, up.,:, .,,-,:, ,,, I,!.,., i,,,,,.„r,d 
seen Inches ar'ross.') Cabbage Lkti-i i e.— (.s/.- choicest 
vuriefies in one package.) Chufas. or Ground Almonds. 
-. V' ry -much' like Cocoanuts ; remarkably protluc- 
tir..i Ornamental Gourds. •-( Muny r.,ii,/i,s in one 
/tackagi .) Mammoth Russian Sun-flower. — (Oroivs 
over twice as large as the common sun-ilow, ,-. \ Edible 
Podded Radish. — (.Pods, six or eight indn* long, solid. 
Crisii.il ud I. lid. r; excellent few salad of pickling.: ScoLYMUs 
IIispanicus. — (The long, fleshy r^i: uc of ii ,/■ licit, and 
jib,, so,,t favor, ami are bull, healthful and nutritious.) 
Packages of Seed of any of the 'aisuc choice eg, /abbs, 
with full directions fur cultivation, warrant, d to reach each 
j, ,,,;■),,, ser. at 15 cents each. My Catalogue, containing over 
two huitdecd varieties of vegetables, etc r a hundred of 
which are of my own raising^ cut gratis to any address. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marble head, Mass. 
"|%T\EW CABBAGES.— NEW SHORT-STEMMED 
-Lx Brunswick, or Fottlcv's Brunswick, New ScliwiMliiurt, 
Quintal, or lcO-vvci^lit c;tl'.b:i^c. New. I:lia"', white, solid. 
extra, Clarke's new exti';i ]-:ar!\ x.>!ip;incl w extra Early 
Erfurt, encli S."i els., the live lor SI. ]ire-|iai.| hv mail. Extra 
Early Erfurt Cauliflower, live. J. <!-. Cedar" Mill Tomato, 
•i. cis. Willi all other new and stan. lard (laiden and Flow- 
er Seeds. -Ci >orts li\' mail, pre-paid, for ?l. Catalofrues to 
any address. Seeds in" ounce, pound, or -mill palu-l's, lor Hie 
trade. I iv He- llWor l.ml i— the men juilieious selection ever 
offered in thlscountry. Wholesale Trade Lists now ready. 
Aitelits Avanted. 
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Establish- 
ment, Plymouth, Mass. 
IF you want any Strawberry, Raspberry, or Black- 
berry Plants, Grape Vines, Curl ant Basic- or Asparagus 
Roots— sood plants at low prices, address CII AS. COLLINS, 
Moorest own, N..L Pi-ice Lists gratis. 
"RkTETV^n ARdY^FORGET-ME-NUT " EMPRESS 
1^ ELIZABKTH."-I have the pleasure or cill'eriie,' for the 
first time in lids country thisue 
blue conceivable, it. h; 
lis chief merit, howe 
continues from earlv 
forciuE, and. grown in 
ter. This Is one of 111 
$1.50 each, $15 per dozen 
i the trade. Agents * 
is. and other bedding 
Wholesale Ualaloi 
B. M. WATSON. 
Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass. 
SEED POTATOES. 
Early Goodrich, Hai-lson, Lnpstono Kidney, Glcasou, Pink- 
eye, Etostycoat, Cuzco, C;ilico, Early Coltn^c, Scbec, Fluke, 
AVIiit.- Sprouts, Union, Coppermine, Andes, Shaker's Fanc.v, 
nntl 50 other varieties. Four puumU of either variety will 
be mailed to any address, postage pre-paid, upon receipt of 
One Dollar. For larger quantities and descriptive Price-list 
Address. REISIQ & UEXAMKli, 
New Castle, "Westchester Co., X. Y. 
SQUASHES AM) ONIONS. 
I have written two verv thorough work^. one on tiie cultl- 
■ It afthese vegetables, in which ihe ilireeihm* 
Civ en £nr frei-i/ ,\/.';> of the procs* f..r scleetinu' s.r.l. pi'epar- 
Ihl;, manuring:, planting, proti'etin-; from in-ect-*. weedmir, 
patherintr, rijieniu^, sIci-iiil: and niiirkeUna: th>* (■•:■<-<, ;tn- s>.i 
verv minute, tliat the new bCSin'i.-r e:m 1m- crjuallv suece?s- 
ful wilh cxperienc-d growers. F i< li w-m \ i- i-Ulv illustrat- 
ed. Sent to any address, and wa:r;i'i--d '• ■■■ \>--i the pur- 
chaser, at 30 cents e.icii. If '.in re i | ■' ••■ a >>/ person 
tfiiitks he has n<>t g-d hH I'tViw >f s t ■•,•;'<. I ' -' t'"ud if 
afirtit. (*at:do?il-s of eholee v-rf.i 5 .].' -ie,l, ... 
-liv.l varieties of whidi T invseU'ercw. ,s. uf fr.r t<» all— the 
seed warranted. JAM K> J. II! t;i;i-:(;oi:V. Marbh-head, Ma-s. 
FLOWER SEEDS. EL0WER SEEDS. 
. _ li -i tor $l. ami S'lid by mall with 
postage prepaid. Send tor ;i Cat^losiiG. 
G. li. GAKKKTSU.v, Flushing, N. T. 
ji 
^John^ 
? atcn i|atv £ 
GiasSJ 
ST. JOHN* & TEMPLETOX. 
(; ! 
ire plants, 
ily. 1). C. 
To A^riciiitiiB-al Societies. 
SEED POTATOES. 
Goodrich, Gleason, Calico, and Shaker's Fancy, 
^er peck; S3 per bushel: S4. 50 per barrel. 
■ more kinds sent in a barrel if desired. Cash orders 
i-eeived, and the tubers forwarded Dj 
Office of " Passaic Carbon Worlcs," 
159 Front Street, (Corner Maiden Lane 1 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
PURE BOIVE DUST, 
Fresh Bone Superphosphate of Lime, 
Animal Charcoal, Ivory Black, &c. 
Orders for the aliove articles manufactured at onr Works 
on the Passaic Jliver. X. .1.. should he addressed to 
LISTEK Ulltll IIEKS. l.'.Ll 1 n.nt-bt., Kew York. 
TO FARMERS & PLANTERS. 
The subscribers offer for sale 20,000 Tons 
f Donblc I?<'lil»ecl PoM.lrette 
ade 
hieh thev 
I ra- t- for a Ions term ol 
- Twemv-Five Hollars per 
^ fully guaranteed to be as 
..//./. as anv pixlv or Seven- 
-1'hate in inarket. The re- 
nd Crain, have been asloll- 
10 days to two 
forniat'iomw'ni 
Tineland, N. J., Feb. 1, 1868. 
Who Want* the Balance i 
We offer our remaining stock of Grapevines, consisting of 
4'i.nnll rnncor. I. 1 vear, N... 1, at $.VJ per 1.000. 
OO.unn •• 1 ' " " V, at S3", per 1.000. 
CONE & CO. 
Cirape Vines He Ssiiall Fruits. 
Splendid Delaware layers; Concord, Hartford, Ives', Iona, 
Salem, and all other valuable prapes, at greatly reduced 
prices. Kattntinny Blackberry, extra strong plants, $20 per 
In i ; ?i:.o per 1000. Clarke, Philadelphia, Kirtlaud, and other 
Rospberriea, Currants, &c. Send stamp for Descriptive 
Trice List to GEO. W. CAMPIiKI.L, Delaware, Ohio. 
Grape Wood and Vines in Quantity. 
"Warranted trne to name and qnalitv. Ioua, $3.50 per 1.OO0 
eve.-, I-ia. II ii. > ;..'. i p. a- l,i.fl0; Cone., rd and Delaware. J-ijc 
culiiimi from fruiliinj lines.?; per 1.000. No charge for 
paekim. OTrlers, i jsli.wl'.ll. 1'. For vines or wood. 
Address JOHN \V. IIANMOKE, Box SI, Newburgll, tT. V. 
3,000,000 
OF Grape Vine Cuttings, CHEAPER THAN 
ANY YET ADVEIITISKD." All Varieties. AN" mO.Ml 
Currant Cullings all ulv rooted, send inr Catalogue ami 
Essay, with stamp. UK. II. SClIllOKDEll, Eloomington, 111. 
40,000 Early May, with otber Cheny Trees. 
20,01 i Pi ieli.lv uib.g eor::. ivii.il y.ar Apple. 4.000 flough- 
I..ni"ini.sebenv: and a ■. ialv ratvet Trees and Plants. 
Address, WAMrLEU & TIL1.0TSOX, Trotwood, Oaio. 
