150 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[April, 
FISH GUANO. 
The cheapest and best fertilizer in u?e, manufactured and 
sold by the "Mystic Oil Company,'' Mystic Bridge, Conn. 
It is pressed very dry, put up iu barrels, and sent to any 
patf of the United States for $30 per ton, in quantities less 
than 23 tons. For 23 tons and upwards, $25 per ton. A dried 
and line ground article is sold at $J~> per ton for 13 to 2.". tons, 
$10 per ton for 23 tons and upward, and for $53 per ton for 
less than 10 tons, delivered on board vessel or R. K. at Mys- 
tic. An analysis just made of the fine ground by Prof. 
Johnson, of Yale College, shows that it contains 6.78 per 
cent, of phosphoric acid, and 10.09 per cent, of ammonia, or 
about two-thirds the quantity contained in Peruvian guano. 
Liebis's Baltimore analysis. 10.G51 per cent. This indicates 
n much higher value than the retail price. Admirable for 
market gardening, grain, cotton, and other crops. Orders 
may he addresseoTto VTM. CLIFT, Jr„ 50 East 26th-st., N. Y., 
or D. S.MILLS, Pres't, Mystic Bridge, Conn. They should 
be sent early as the stock is limited. 
FROST & CO., 
Genesee "Valley Nurseries, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y„ 
Offer fov the Spring Of 1SG3 a largo quantity of Fruit and 
Ornamental Trees. Evergreens. Small Frims ot all kin. Is, 
Name ami Foreign Grape Vines. Roses, Green house and 
Bedding Plants. 
Catalogues sent to all applicants as folic " 
No. I.— Illustrated Des 
Crape Vines, etc., 10 CIS. 
No. 2.— Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue of Ornamental 
Trees Shrub-. Roses, etc, in its. caeh. 
No. 3.— Descriptive Catalogue of Ureen-liousc and Bedding- 
out Plants. 3 ets. each. _ _ _ , 
No. 4.— Wholesale Catalogue for Nurserymen and Deal- 
ers. 3 ets. each. 
No. 5— Catalogue of Flower Seeds, S els. each. 
Address, FROST « CO.. 
Genesee Valley Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
Catalogue of Fruit Trees, 
REID'S NURSERIES. 
(Established 1S3G.) Elizabeth, New Jersey. 
One hundred acres closely planted with a fine Stock of 
Dwarf ami Standard Fears, Apples, Peaches, Cherries, 
Grapes, anil Small Fruits. 
Also, a very large and extensive assortment of Shade 
Trees. Evergreens, and Shrubs, sueh as are desirable for 
planting in Cemeteries, Parks, Lawns, ic. 
Particular Attention given to small orders. 
Catalogues forwarded on application. 
DAVID D. BUCHANAN. 
Successor to Wm. Held. 
" GRAPE VINES. 
Onr Stock of Grape Vines Is unsurpassed, If equalled, any- 
where, and includes Concord, Hartford Prolific, 
Groveling, Ives, Rcntz, Delaware, Alvcy, 
Rogers' Hybrids, Zona, Israelis, Adirondack, 
Martha, Black Hawk, and all other desirable kinds. 
"Wc guarantee our prices to be as low as the same quality 
of a genuine article can be had anywhere, and can furnish 
Stock of any grade desired. 
Persons iu want of vines would do well to correspond 
with us, as wc are confident of being able to give satisfac- 
tion both In quality and price. 
J. KNOX. 
Box 135, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
PERRY'S «RAPE YIXES 
r advertised. Liberal trnns are offered to 
tuusi 1 t'inniir.1 C'liibs. Correspondence solicited. 
Address F. L. PKi:!tV, C inandaigua, ST. T. 
MAIN SHAPE, 
I, i* claimed for 
verted, that it is v 
the Unitci siat.->, 
early ripeninif, \- 
few and smad sr 
parent vine be ii - 
Price of 
Discount on la 
t>/iric !,, ariii'i. and 
■ln'-s, l;ir*;e berrv, 
in Au-nst. The 
f graphs aimuully. 
$xw 
2.00 
1.50 
sSRAPE VINES. 
Ives and J0 other varieties. Grape Wood low. 
Kittatiimy, Philadelphia and Luiu's Everbearing. 
Early Goodrich and Ilarison Potatoes. 
M. 11. LEWIS & CO., 
Sandusky, O. 
tJtrawberrv, Raspberry, Blackberry Plants fur sale 
K? low. Send fur Circular. THOMAS M. VANDERVEER, 
Freehold, New Jersey. 
CURRANTS. 
Our Stock of Currants is, without doubt, much the largest 
and best in the country, and includes: 
Cherry, A'c rs a i liaise, Fertile d" Angers, La 
Hativc, White Grape, Victoria, Black \aplcs, 
etc., etc. This fruit is attracting greatly increased atten- 
tion, and bids fair to take the rank it deserves as one of the 
best of the small fruits. Oar plants are 1, 2, and 3 years old, 
true to name, aud of the best quality. 
See Catalogue for Descriptions, Illustrations, and Prices. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
HUMBOLDT NURSERIES, 
TOLEDO, OHIO. 
GRAPE TIXES. 
DWARF PEAKS. 3 ami :: years old, very line. 
DWARF AITI.ES, 3 years "II. verv fine. 
STRAWBERRY and RasPI'.I-.RRY PLANTS. CURRANT 
BUSHES, ic. Large collection of slIRl I'.-. ORNAMENT- 
AL TREES. ci-l.EN-llnUsi: PLANTS. Eo-ES. DUI.l'.S, 
&C, &c. Address LE.VK & CO.. TOLEDO, OHIO. 
500,000 GRAPE VIXB3S. 
! old, mostly Concord. Hart- 
Superior layers. 1 anil 
ford, c.ata'.vhi. Norton's Virginia, Delaware, Ives, 
ers, rhenrxr than anywhere el*e, for stile. Also. Roses. Cur- 
rants. Rhubarb and Raspberry Plants, very (heap. Send 
Delaware Grape Vines. 
SPLENDID PLANTS— Very cheap by thi 
Hardy Native G-rape Vines. 
I have for sale at mv Vineyard, a choice lot of pood vines, 
of the best varieties, at verv'h.w rates. 
Send for a list of varieties. 
JOHN F. OLIVER, Alliance. Ohio. 
For Sale at the Owesro Nursery, 
5,000 Concord grape vines, 1 y. old, $150 per doz.; SG per 100 ; 
|50 per M. 
r,,000 Isabella " " " " $1 per doz.: ?l per 100; 
per -M. 
Adirondac Grape Nursery and Vineyard. 
One. Two and Three year old Grane Vines of all the most 
desirable native varieties, u till the New Hybrids, "Salem," 
anrl ■■Diana llnmlmrg." and the best Foreign vara ties. 
Vines ot extra quality and at lowest rates. Wholesale Price 
List and Lv-!i.i;>livc Catalogue sent on appli 
' .It 'UN W " 
March, 1SG8. 
EARLY MAY or Richmond Cherry trees. 
stock- -rafted on Morrello. Thrifty, well formed 
i S feet, 15 to S3 ets. 000 Kentish 
I later and Bin: to] v May, 3 to 7 ft.. $100 
< i i . M' ■: I _: ■ i . -, o :i e year, No. 1, £50 
- .'. f..; . ■' ;■ . No. l. one year, jtluo 
'I. 1 . - -.. sj.,i per l.'KO. 
s. ■■ > p. r 1.000. Red 
_ .' i .. -eberry, 3 years, 
. iiolesale. 
.VERY, Burlington, Iowa. 
15.000 
S33 per 1,000. And othe 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
TVc will furnish strong and vigorous plants of the follow- 
ing varieties by MAIL, at prices annexed, guar a it Ing 
their genuineness and safe carriage: Jucunda- Our # 
No. 700, Kitley's Goliali, Ximrocl, Naomi, Ln- 
cida Pcrfeeta, each §1 per doz.; $3.50 per 50 ; $6 per 100. 
Fillmore, Trlomphc de Gand, Wilson, Golden 
Seeded, Burr's Xew Pine, Agriculturist, Zien- 
ning's IVTiite, and many other varieties, 50 ets. per doz. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
.. 
I)R. KKAISE STRAWBERRY. 
.-. 
The lartrest berry known ; imported by FROST & CO., 
Spring ol Will. 
We Hulled the berry the past season, and think it fully 
comes tin to its European reputation for size aud quality. 
NEW STRAWBERRIES. 
We now offor for spring planting our new Strawberry, 
Nicanor, one of the most hardy, productive, and valuable 
for family use or market, in cultivation. Price $5 per doz., 
sent free by mail. Our collection of Strawberries embraces 
all the American and Foreign sorts worthy of cultivation. 
Descriptive Catalogues of Fruit and Ornamental Trees sent 
prepaid for 10 ets. each. 
ELLWANGER &. BARRY. Mount Hope Nurseries. 
Rochester, N. Y„ Established 1SI0. 
Sec J. S. COLLINS' Offer, March No., pace 113. 
Fruit, Forest and Ornamental 
Trees for Spring of 1§68. 
Fruits, and one of Ornamental Tn 
paid, for 10 ceuts each. Wholesale Catalogue ff.ke "' 
EILW.lMiER .(; HlllRT. 
Sit. Hope Nurseries, Rochester. N. V. 
EDW'D J. EVANS & CO., 
Nurserymen and Seedsmen, 
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
Our Stock of the True Jucmiila, !Vo. 100, Pill- 
more, Burr's \cw Pine, Golden Seeded, Wil- 
son, Agriculturist, and other desirable varieties, is 
the largest and best In the country. Nurserymen, Dealers, 
and large Planters, furnished at very low rates. All plants 
warranted genuine, and none sent out except those of the 
best quality. Early correspondence is invited. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 155, PittsunrgU, Pa. 
Bioa'sctradifeh Sets. 
SG.OO per 1,000. V. D. VAN IVKST, 
HigHtstown, \. J. 
POINDS FKESH SAGE SEED FOR 
sale, by B. M. W.vlsoN. 
Plymouth, Mass. 
HORNET RASPBERRY.— Verv stion- Plants 
$15 per 100. HORSERADISH SETS, S5.S0 per left, 
Address, EDWARD RUROESS. Poughkeepsic. N. Y. ' 
New Strawberries, by Mail. 
NAPOLEON III. 
The finest amateur berry in cultivation, 53 per dozen. 
PERPETl'.U, PINE. 
A new, perpetual variety of the Pine class. $3 per dozen. 
Jl'CMDA, 75 ets. per doz.; $5 per 100. 
Send stamp for Illustrated Priced Catalogue, with 
descriptions ot the best native an. I foreign van.-t ,-- 
EDW'D. J. EVA NS & CO.. York. Pcnii'a. 
\SnLSONS ALBANY STRAWBERRY. A larw 
»» and line grown stock of this "teat Market la try 
ttriclly pur,' $1 per inn. .?", per moo. No charge for packing. 
\\ e guarantee satisfaction to all ordering 
JVCl'NDA, OR KNOX'S 7O0. 
la .Tncunda or Knox's TOO Strawberry Plants, sent secure] 
packed and post-paid, bv Mail, for $1. 
E. MARSHALL, Po'keepsie. N. Y. 
3,000,000 
:T ADVERTISED." All Varieties. Also mo ml 
Currant Cut tines, all roan ly rooted. S.-nd lor Catalo-'tie nml 
Essay, with stamp. DR. II. SC11ROEDER, Bloomlngton 11 
If you want Grape Y'ines, Strawberry, Raspberry, 
I'-iai kberrv. Roses, or Bedding Plants, send for our priced 
Catalogue IT lsils. liveto all. (iaribai A- Flower Seeds fi e-h 
iSpinv. .1. W. Elliott i- Sons. 109 Market-st Pittsbur'' Pa 
IT DON'T 
SCRATCH YOU, 
Or Tear Yom Clot lies. 
Davison's Thoralcss 
Black Cap Raspberry 
is the best, as it is hardy, pro- 
ductive, early, and sweet, and 
it is a pleasure to cultivate it. 
For origin, description, prices, 
testimonials, &c., send stamp 
for Circular. 
JOSEPH SFNTON, 
Angola, Erie Co., N.Y. 
BAVISOV3 TIIORNLESS RASPBERRY.— For 
a sample o! the u ' 1 ; a four page eireular, containing 
desei-iption, prices, and an encra\ ;;._' of this new Black Cap ; 
apt ie,. list i,r onr line stock of (irape Vines, Strawberry, 
R L-pbeny, and Blackberry ri'»nN % Asnaraeiis^ Boojs, etc.. 
It c 
IlZfh ACRES IN SMALL FRUITS.— A fiood 
*I>\P Stoek of Plants for sale at wholesale or retail. 
For $10.35 Philadelphia. ■.".Stinger. 3".. luounda. straw berries; 
3 Thornle.-s, 13 Doolittle, 13 Philadelphia. Raspberries; (i 
Wilson Early. 6 Kittatiimy Illackherries; 6 Hartford, li Con- 
cord, and tona Crape vines. All warranted genuine and to 
reaeh the ptirehaser bv mail. 1- ,.r other pri.es, ete.. send for 
Descriptive Catalogue. JOHN S.COLLINS, Moot estown.N.J. 
If fh Wilson's Early and 110 Kittatinny Black. 
iXjTherrv root catlings by mail (330) for fa .Wnr.a 
each Extra Early ami Lives' Tomato, 30 ets. 4 pounds j; :i; . 
ly Goodrich, Harisou, Gleason. or Monitor potnioes, ;:, it.:. 
P. SUTTON, Beverly, N. J. 
For Spring Plaisling. 
berri... . 
table plants (cold frame, hot-bed and open £ 
season) in variety. All orders raithfullv executed in every 
respect. Small "Fruit. Seed Potato, and Vegetable Plajit 
c atalogaes mailed to ::'l on application. 
V. 11. BROWN, (. berry I.awu Farm. 
New Brunswick, N, J. 
