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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[April, 
Four Best Xalive Grapes, 
d best for all purposes, general or special, in the ordc 
med. 
lona, Israella, Delaware, Diana. 
Club 
Flan 
ts. I have endeavored to i !..■ it valuable to nil 
Interested In Era I or plows (DeepTrorkii g nnd Trench- 
ingl and information cot ruing them, send mr Circular tu 
J.'B. BRUiVX, President ol Peckskill Plow Works. 
C. W. GRAKT, 
lona, near Peekskill, Westchester Co., K. T. 
NOTE— It will be well to note that the high character of 
these kinds lias been built up and estaMi-hed by the excel- 
lent plants sent out by the lona establishment. 
Grape Vines for Spring 1868. 
Post and Express charges paid. Grape vines only grown 
at Hannnue's ( 'elebratrd OiapeVine Nurseries, aiiioiumg 
Chas. Downing. Esq., Ncwburgli, K. V. Variety anil (juality 
unsurp ssed. it equalled, in the lulled States All plains 
are grown with .-ii.-ei.il regard to (juality not quantity, .and 
we will nnt send out p ■ plants at any price. For Whole- 
sale Descriptii e Price :,i!i| club Lists, tree, address 
JOHN' \V. IlANMnLE, UoxSl, Newburgh.N. V. 
UBCAPE VINES 
desire to plant good Vin 
lona, Israella. Dima, lees, Hartford, Crc\ cling, Tu Kalon, 
Rogers' J, 1.1, l'.i. and Salem (true), yerv low. 
S. J. ALLTS, North East, Pa. 
NEW STMWBEREiEST" 
Charles Downing, see March No , J 
Gloede's Perpetual P e'.< $5 "doz.; "$10, ~ll 
(llohe, vii v 1 ii- ■, sp .■ .. ii i \..:i- ■!>-. -.' do,- -a. inn. 
Flnner Seedling, eery large, extra, $M doe.; $10, 100. 
25. 101); $150, 1000 
; |10, 100; $75, 1000. 
d.iz.: $10. 100. 
|2 doz.j $10. 100. 
vning. 1 doz. each, $1. 
50c. doz.; $2. inn. 
argr, r>0e. doz.: $:!. ItiO. 
a, :.ue. doz.: 5=1,100. 
il doz.: SI. 100. 
Durand's Si 
Hubbard Se 
President, e 
Stinger Seel 
White \i ne.K Up " idVSeedllng.cach $1 doz: $3,100 
Tliisenln- lb- 11 ■ :■ . i -, 1 do/, eneli. $15. 
hi', '."i I'll ', ■ ,. 1 nli, nl $1; 6fOI'$4. 
Agrieu: ii -'. i. !' I lie, D .wner's Proline, line, doz.; 
$1. KJD.— 100 plants o lessse tov mail, post-paid. 
i I u'. e !;■-..■. ;■ . ■ i, $ i doz. Philadelphia, do., $3 
doz.; $20, 100. 
K ii tni y Blackherrv, extra large, sweet, I* doz.; $''5,100. 
A new Currant. I e.t.i,. de l'allcau. largest known,.*:; do/..; 
$15, 1'iu. 
Addles., W. S. CAEPENTEK,156 Keade St., New York. 
PLASTS. PLANTS. PLANTS. 
STRAWBERRIES: Jim. 100. 1000. 
Chas. Downing $4.00 $25.00 
Stinger ami Duraiid Seedlings '. fiOc. 3.00 $30 
Barnes' Mammoth 50c. 3.00 25 
.lueuiid i .No. 7"li <IOc. 2.50 
Philadelphia and Nippnwani 50c. 2.(10 12 
Gree t Prol .1 ItusBell 30c. si) 4 
N. J. Scarlel nod Momphe 40c. l.no 5 
30c. 
Ma 
Do 
■■■lii 
She. 
2.10 
:en nun 125 
rnornless 6.00 10.00 
511c. S2.00 15 
Wilson',, E'nlv 4.00 30.00 2.10 
Tip- 2.00 12.00 100 
Root Cnltings pile. 2 5.1 2h 
Kittatinny 2.50 15.00 140 
Root CutlingB 40 2.00 15 
100 or less sent pre-paid bvnr.d mi receipt of price. 
C11AS. COLLINS, Miiei'i-lii.ni, N. J. 
fcJTRAWliKKKY PLANTS CHEAP.— Wanting to 
K9 clear the ground early. If possible, we will fill orders 
from planters, sent before April 11th. 1 per cent, lower than 
any otuer responsible dealer. We crow' 11 varieties. Send 
for Catalogue. C. K. & J. S. F11ITTS, Elwood, X. J. 
IF you wantany : 
berry Plants, Grap 
Roots— good plants ar 
yet ordered shotil I i 
TflOs 
ARE~ CH \X 
per P'l: W 
do., $18: Phil i Iphln 
i'lr!:"--' w 
ed cree m j our P. (1 a 
Raspberry, or Black- 
en llj.li'Oii' Asparagus 
■re.-s CHAS. COLLINS, 
i a: 'is v «ma 
sbelTV, $S 
anp-'anbu' 
T 
RUE (APE COD CRANBERRY *5per 1,000, 
$1 per Pin. P.. M. WATSON. 
WE OFFER n few hundred MISSOURI MAM- 
moth Jlkickberrti and Cleric Raspberry plants at law 
figures. J. w. CONE & CO., viuelaau,*. J.', iiai.h l, low. 
JUCUNDA, 
Our No. 700 STRAWBERRY. 
"We are not responsible for the correctness or well-doing 
of plants sent out by others, as Jucunda— our No. 100. "We 
know that spurious varieties are in the market, which will 
certainly disappoint tliose who bay them. It is bad policy 
to plant such, though they could be had for nothing. A va- 
riety of such wonderful size, enormous yield, great beauty, 
and fine quality, that can be shipped from our Farm to New 
York, a distance of 400 miles, and then wholesale @ 50 cents 
per quart, when the market is slutted with otlier varieties 
which will not sell at any price, is certainly worthy of very 
general planting. That the true Jucunda is all this— will do 
allthix, and much more, we unhesitatingly assert. "Whoever 
plants it largely ./Ersi in the neighborhood of a good market, 
will reap a rich harvest. No fruit has ever been offered 
with stronger endorsement by good and competent men. 
See Catalogue for further information. 
We will furnish strong and vigorous plants at following 
prices : 
13 for $1.00 100 for S 6.00 
50 " 3.50 200 " 10.00 
1000 " 50.00 
At the price per doz., and single hundred, we will send 
plants by mail when desired ; larger quantities by Express, 
the purchaser paying Express charges. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
100,000 FINE APPLE. 
Grafted Yearling, best sorts, 1000 only ?50. Rasp- 
berry, Doolittle, Miami, Clarice. Philadelphia; do. Golden 
Cap, very best, perfectly hardy, yellow, large, enormous 
hearer, long in fruit, 1000, $.50. Grapes, and 3 j ear, line. 
Jucunda Strawberry. Root Grafts, Apple, Pear, 
Plum, Cherry. Stocks, Quince, Plum. Gherry, and email 
Apple. Seeds, fresh, per bushel, Peach, $1 ; Black Walnut, 
$1.50. Osage Hedge Plants, 10,000, $"0; 2d size, $15. 
Evergreens, all sizes. Shrubs, very cheap. "White 
Elm, transplanted, 1 to 3 feet, 1000, $10. Silver Maple, 
8 to 18 inches, 10,000, $35. Roses, 1000 strong. $110; young, 
fine, $7.5. do., Marshal Xiel, Boperb, new, yellow, $0 doz. 
Verbenas, gloriously healthy, very low per 10C0. 
Send 3 P.ed Stamps for 3 Catalogues. 
P. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington, 111. 
SEND FOR 
CUKTIS &. COBB'S 
Vegetable and Flower Seed Direc- 
tory and New Spring Catalogue. 
with a full 1 
Summer Fli 
now ;eade l 
Kcgular cut 
SEED POTATOES. 
Early Goodrich, Harison, Lapstone Kidney, Gleason, Pink- 
eye, Rustycoat, Cuzco, Calico. Early Cottage, Sebec, Fluke, 
White Sprouts, Union. Coppermine, Andes, Shaker's Fancy, 
and ;50 otlier varieties. Four pounds 01 either variety will 
be mailed to any address, postage pre-paid, upon receipt of 
One Dollar. For larger quantities and descriptive Price-list 
Address P.EISIG & HEXAMEII, 
New Castle, Westchester Co., N. T. 
MARISON Potatoes, $12; Early Goodrich, 87 
per barrel. Me growing. Address, 
W. S. CAKPENTEU, 150 Keade St., New York. 
mTEW APPLES sr 
J-^i Vermont Beauty, BO 
Strawberry, Bnshwacki 
large; Park Spice, I n ee, 
eties, cions, each $2 by 
■il from lou Varieties — 
Eastern Ohio & Western Pennsylvania 
Nursery. The Mahoning Nurseries, Youiigs- 
town, Ohio. The usual variety of Fruit Trees, Grane Vines. 
Small Fruits, ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Hcdding and 
Plants, Lulus. &-•-., A-e. 'trees slopped directly 
'and DelawareOrape Vi 
CLARKE RASPBERRIES. 
\ 
OTICE OUR PRICES : — Duuson's Thowilooo - 
SPR1TVG OF 1868. 
Rochester Commercial Km-series. 
ESTABLISHED 1830. 
W. S. LITTLE, Proprietor. 
A New Circular of Prices, also a new edition of the DE- 
SCIIIIMTVE CATALOGUE of SO pugcs; the former sent 
Jiee la all ajipllfaiil.1, the hi Her for 1. 5 cents. Every deserni- 
tion of 
FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBBERY, 
Koses (a specialty), Crape-Vines (by the million), Small 
Fruits, ic., including all the X,-\v thing-. Address. 
W. S. LITTLE, Koi'hcster, N. T. 
Kcyes' Early Tomato 
11 
EADIN'G NURSERY.— Large and Small Fruits 
in large assortment. New and older kind-. Hardy 
grown Grape Vi 
transplanted 
200,110(1 Evi 
&C, Shrubs. 
Send stamp for Illustrated Descriptive" Priced Catalog 
s, Arbor Vita;, Hemlock, Sprrc 
POUGIIKEEPSIE SMALL FRUIT NURSERY. 
A large stock of unusually strong strawberry Plants of 
Wilson. Agi-irnltlii'M. .lueinida. and ol her \ariet ies. al low- 
rates. Corresiioniieiiee solieiicl. Send (or a Price Li-t. 
EDWIN" MARSHALL. Po'keepsie, N. T. 
Hudson River Antwerp Raspberry 
PLANTS. The best of all raspberries for market. Stra-n 
berry Plant.-, Grape Vine-, ete. Send for price list. 
o. J. Til. 1. SON', Highland, N. T. 
ROOT CUTTINGS of Kittatinny, $1.50 per 100, 
$10 per llinii; ol Wilson's Early, $'> per inn, $15 per num. 
Plants ol Kittalinnv. Wil-on's. lioollttlfs I'.lark Can. and 
the lie.-l stray berries. G. H. Lambert, New Drunswick, X. J. 
T 
O FRUIT GROWERS.— Genuine plants of 
Clarke Kasphrrrv. Wilson's Early, and Kittalinnv 
'" hundred. Also.Sidem and Logers' I-Iy- 
Wilson's Early, Kittatinny, Lawton Blackberriei 
Clarke. Phiiailclphia, and' oilier I'.a-plierri.'S, 'ju Vi 
rieties of Strawberries, at low pries. Descriptive < 'atalogu 
free to all. Send for it. W. J. CHIN-NICK, Trenton, N.J. 
K 
ITTATINNY and WILSON'S FAKLYBLACK- 
BEBKT. Fine Plants. VEKT ( HEAP by the quau- 
oVOTICE.— Our New Descriptive Catalogue is 
1* now readv. It gives mini, vain ' It in 
plaining and e" re ol Sin .1 I : .. ; and i.lll n, miner of 
treating the Blackberry in w t - - - - . g , e R CI " evi ry 
year, also where lo hue be-i \ o jei;, . ol' (o ■ |, -. S' 1 : '.'ber- 
ries. Iiaspberries. niacklieiiies, and oibcr stock at moderate 
prices. Address inclosing 10c. A. J. Hatfield, Niks, Mich. 
1,000,000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
S. J. ALLIS, Kortti East, Pa. 
Missouri Mammoth Blackberry. 
Fruited ten years, never winter-killed, enormous bearer. 
History in I'l.,;- List of Small Fruits, iwhicn I will sell law). 
Send Inquiry Li-t. M .' snia li Fruit Cnllurist. intended to 
tell beginners haw la ,?/,■ il,("t l'i rcnl-. Address, willi 
stamp, JOHNSTON'S Nl'RSEP.V, south Lend, Ind. 
^j4fe PHILADELPHIA i 
°.#lP(No. 7001 strawberry pi 
larger quantities see J. S.'i <i 
page 118, Ma 
prine r -■' 
. Mo 
eh No 
, or 30 Jucunda 
send lor List i 
• MALL EVERGREEN AND DECIDUOUS 
NATIVE EVERGREENS. 6 to 12 inches high- 
Balsam I'H. A i l.o; Vitas, White Pine, A inei man spruce, 
and Hemlock, also Larch, al $., per 111 u. Packing tree. 
,1. A. KOOl', Skanealeles, N. T. 
c 
£ANBERP,Y VINES, well packed in Moss, SO 
per hhl. Also nun,, of those C liolce Early Sebec Pota- 
Dn. L. II. STEVEN'S, E-ex, Conn. 
c 
Bbls. Harison <fc Early Goodrich Potatoes. 
Strawberry. Raspberry, and Blackberry Plants, 
ieties.Pl'ice'Li»t,i/,'n//i. JUUN f KANE, Union, N.J. 
H AS7^0LLINS~MOORESTOWN, N. ~S^~is 
rho sells good plants so cheap. 
AT'fl'E^'TBO^".— All Wanting' Farms.— Cheap 
farms and I nut lols lor sale, a I 1 lie Junction of the West 
Jersey and Cape May I aii 1 1 nails, 'X miles suulh of Philadel- 
phia. Sob. line loani.sii] , nor lor all crops; country rolling 
enough lor beauty a nil in ill' v; ch mat .' n n Id a nil proverbially 
heallli'.': wntersoftnnd pure. No fever and ague. Circu- 
lars, giving full inloruiatioii. sent free. Address, 
WM. ALL" IT. l.l.i-sboro, N. J. 
TO CORN GROWERS.— Will he sent anywhere 
for $.'.50 apiece, McConaugley's Com Inoppcr, a 
linnets/ invention. A coniplct" tiling^ Drop- it right If^the 
aire line first class concord 
.(ion ; is now ottered. Order 
at oace. 'Address' O. E. MWSSNEit, 
Rlclunoud S. V., BUtcu Isluud, K, Y. 
