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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
SPRING fiARDEIV SEEDS. 
The following are selections from THoi .burn's Cata- 
logue for 1808, constituting the choicest of their sorts. 
C3" If ordered by mail, add S cts. per lb. for postage. 
The five best Beans are : per qt., cts. 
Early Rachel, Bush 40 
Black Wax, Bush, (fine yellow port) 50 
Refugee, Bush 40 
Horticultural, Bole SO 
Black Wax, Pole (fine yellow pod) 73 
The two best Beets J 
Carter's St. Osyth 
Early Blood Turnip 
. .per lb., $4.00. . . .per 
1.00.... 
The five best Cabbages arc: 
Early Kins of Dwarf per lb., $S.O0. 
Early Winningstadt " i>.00.. 
Early Oxheart " 3.M.. 
Drumhead Savoy - " 5 -°0-. 
Large Flat Dutch " 4.00.. 
The two best Carrots arc : 
Early Scarlet Horn per lb., $1.50.. 
Long Orange " 1.25.. 
The three best Cauliflowers are : 
Extra Early Erfurt ... 
Early Paris 
Thorburn*s Nonpareil 
The three-best Celerys are : 
Early Dwarf White 
Early Dwarf Crimson 
Dickson's Mammoth White 
.per oz^ 15 cts. 
..per packet, 25 
40 
The four best Corns arc : 
Extra Early Dwarf Sweet per qt., 40 cts. 
Trimble's Improved " " 50 " 
Stoweil's Evergreen " " SO ■' 
Striped Leaved Japan per oz., 40 •• 
The two best C: 
Extra Curled 
Broad Leaved Winter " $3.00.. 
cts per oz., 10 ct.*. 
The three best Cucumbers are : 
Early Kusslan per lb., $2.00. 
White Spined " 1-50.. 
Long Green " 2.08. . 
The best Kohlrabi is: 
Early White Vienna. 
The four best Let tuees : 
Early White Forcing 
Tennisball or Boston 
Wheeler's Tom Thumb 
Ice Drumhead 
.per lb., $4.00 per 
. .per lb., $5.00 — per c 
2.50. . 
The three best Melons are: 
Early White Japan per lb., $5.00 — per i. 
FineNutmeg ' 1.50 
Ice Cream Water " 1.50.... 
The three best Onions are: 
Earl v I led per lb., $ ;.no. . . .per r 
yellow Danvers " 2.00.... 
White Portugal " 3.00.... 
The best Parsley i 
Extra Curled 
..per lb., $1.50 per 
The best Parsnip is: 
Sutton's Student (fine flavor) . .per », $1.50 . 
The six best Peas are : 
McLean's Little Gem d foot high) 
Carter's First Crop I !>j t high) 
Mel, etui's Advaneer . .' . l'-et Iiil'Iii 
Hair's Dwarf Mammoth ij feel high) 
s^ i: 
I hlg'lii.' 
The four tiest Railisltes are : 
French l'.rcaklast per lb., $1.50. . . .per oz., 15 
Early Scarlet Turnip " 1.50.... " 15 
Long Scarlet " 1.00.... " 10 
Scarlet Chinese Winter " 3.00.... " 30 
Also, 
Raphanus caudatus (edible pod variety) . .per packet 23 
The two best Spir 
Large Flandre 
Round Leaved 
.per lb., 75 cts per . 
The three best Squashes fl 
Summer Crookneck 
Yokohama. Winter 
Hubbard, Winter 
The four best Tomatoes : 
Large Red Smooth 
Fejee Island 
.per lb., $4.00. . . .per «-., 30 cts. 
The four best Turnips 
Red Top Strap Leaf 
While French 
Yellow French 
Improved Rutabaga — 
. .per lb., $1.00. . . . per oz., 10 c 
1.00. 
Also, apply lor Descriptive Catalogue contaiuin: 
directions for the cultivation of vegetables, 
tf, M, -I I it Hi ill ■: t A CO. 
J.". .Inhn-sti'f et, N<ny I'orlft 
CHOICE SEEDS 
A>~D 
SEED POTATOES. 
egetable seeds 
should send for our lllusti 
purchasing elsewhere— sknt free. We have much tin 
turiiett "ud best assortiiieiu of varieties ot potatoes ever 
offered in this eountrv: I. .a ng • •'. •■! m.i .mil-, iuc'.uding 
evervsort woitll ciiltivanilg— !lea-o|-.,lil. W <■ growourowu 
seeds, and thev cost us dotl'.le what w uirt bin' eon u 
seeds lor at wholesale, hut tlicv are itililiitoly more valuable, 
as we select onlv tlie best seeds from the very best speri- 
mens ot" vegetables, and cultivate only a few of the her 
kinds, so that we are enabled to keep each kind perfectly 
isolated and pure. 
Seedling, I loot 
Early White s 
Monitor. Pink 
75 eenlS per peck; $2.00 
Mso, Callao.Cascoe.il, 
rlv Minnesota. Knrlv Pink 
eleigu; at SI. HO pel peck; ; 
moth Minorca Melon: price 25 cents pe 
paid Also, Mammoth Sweet (. 
Y. Purple Egg Plant. Ward's Nectar Mel.. 
Student Parsnip. Oyster Plant, Huliha 
lied, 
four 
Also, Striped 
... I ailv v, iii- 
Turnip Beet, 
Early Sweet 
sent post-paid at the pi 
the customer. 
REFERENCES, by permission.— Hon. W. I). I.ind-ley. 
S andll-kv, IP.; Hon. Z. Phillips. Merlin Rights, O. ; D. C. 
Rii-hiuohd. Sateluskv, o., President Erie Co. Agricultural 
Society. Address 
L. D. SCOTT & CO., Huron, Ohio. 
Genuine Wethersfield Garden Seeds. 
1500 lbs. Wethersfield, Large Red, and Danvers Yellow Onion 
S-eert. 
500 " " -New White Globl 
500 " " Pi-e'm. F.D. Cabbas 
100 bn 
< in 
All 
and other choice sorts. 
riy D. O'P.ourke, and 
:s Tom aloes. Lettuces, 
rod \ seeds, grown 
era and oth< 
other house 
sfaelion gna 
: to all applic 
and Healer, i'.rj A I'.is No. Ma 
II. II. IIA1VI.EY, 
, Hartford, Ct. 
SEEDS. SEEDS. 
fresh and gem 
Fi.owki: Seeiis, 
New Priced Catalog 
New aistl Knre Vegetables. 
ROSES. 
Alt the best sorts, of \ 
$15 per 100. 
3 growth and well rooted, at 
PARSONS & CO., Flusliliisr. 
SQUANKUM MARL. 
The attention of dealers in fei 
,n tin-. valuable artiele._ which 
prepared to deli. 
ml others, is called 
inknni Marl Co. is 
on board vessel, at 
iifiTiii'ilumur circ-u- 
Airmt, 
inioutli Co., N. J. 
SHELL LIME 
For Agricultural Use. 
titv o[" tin- hest Lime to Farmer! 
ami IViiu^vlvania. tinnl-nii - on 
immediate imishborhood, at vei 
r.oWEN. micp.cei: 
EVERGREENS. 
M'.Ms. Formerly at Poftlanc!, 
For Trade Cat- 
alogue, address J. W. 
A1>AUS, gpflijfgpJELp 
GRAPE VINES. 
We offer very fine Plants at the fol- 
lowing low rates : 
Delaware, 1 year and 3 years, £20 per 
100, $150 per 1,000. 
Ives' Seedling, 1 year, $20 per 100, 
§150 per 1,000, §1000 per 10,000; 2 
years, §25 per 100, §200 per 1,000, 
§1500 per 10,000. 
Iojsa and Israella, 1 year, §18 per 100, 
§125 per 1,000, §1000 per 10,000. 
Cokcoeb, 1 year, §10 per 100, §00 per 
1,000. 
Hartford Prolific, §15 per 100, §120 
per 1,000. 
Rogers' Hybrids, §25 per 100. 
For these low prices we shall send 
plants of the hest quality. 
For rates for large quantities and for 
Catalogue containing prices of the other 
sorts of Vines, including those of the 
second and third quality, address 
PARSONS & CO., 
Flushing, near New York. 
gsj itf 
PERRY'S GRAPE VINES 
F. L. l'KKKY, Ca 
Hardy Native Grape Vines. 
I have for sale at my Vineyard, a choice lot of ffood vines, 
Ol" the best varieties, at verv low rales. 
Send for a list of varieties. 
JOHN* F. OLIVER, Alliance, Ohio. 
FOR SALE. 
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ttings ■ t S buds from 
d <i, ou n in the open. 
ni' - ii e line lor form- 
ami Catawbas— all are made 
■yards ;it Crofm Point, 
roton Point, Westchester Co., 
d Grape Depot, No. 744 Broad- 
.>©0,<i>00 WIJAPE VINES. 
Superior !aver>. 
fnrd, Catawba. X 
vv~, i-tt. -<ijn r than 
rants. lihnbarl) :i. 
Stamp lor Catalog 
in;. 
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1LSON EARLY, KITTATINXY and Ltnvttm 
Bl.iekberries. I'liiladelplda, Clarice, Bristol, and 
liladelplua, Golden Q -a. Atrri- 
aud feel t 
furnishing theni 
rates. Descrlnti 
De COU, Reekie 
stow 
, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . _' 
... N. J. 
LUSTS NEW AUTUMN BLACK CAP RASP- 
herry. bearing; a line crop in the autumn, a great acqui- 
sition. t?t each, .till per doz. Charles li.iwniiiu' strawberry, 
line. J', per doz. i?.'". per mil; .Titeunda. or Knox's .till, (true,) 
SI per doz. Wilson and Kittatinuv Mlackl.orrics. Versailles 
liirranr. and all oilier small fruits, Crapes, Larae Currants, 
" -paid by mall. Catalogues to any ad- 
w 
ANTED, Ev 
Missouri Mammoth Blackberry, 
Fruited 
History In 
Send Inqu 
■ ■ r winter-killed, enormous bearer. 
of Small Fruits, (wliicn I will sell low). 
Mv Sin .Ii Fruit Cnluinst, intended to 
',i si/,-.-,, t, f, v 10 rents. Address, with 
aTON'S NUBSEEY, oouth IJend, Iod. 
150 
For JlO.a., 1 
8 Thornlcss 
Wilson Karl 
cord, and (J 
reach the p 
ACRES IN SMALL FRUITS.— A fcood 
i '.. pberrii ■ , s 
lartford. 6 Con- 
genuine and to 
te., send fop 
PeaulWlYci at ,' luif, ;..i oM.lN'si.yonrwtowatN.J'j 
