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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[September, 
'% - 
Mammoth Cluster Raspberry. 
severe winters in tlic most 
uphatically pronounce this 
nni productiveness to any black raspberry 
r.l. \Yc speak Iroiii nearly twenty years of 
■nee in small fruit culture. 
saw il on our grounds this season, nn<I snvs 
'much the largest of any black cap i have 
prodn 
1.1 . 
spb< 
•■The largest and ... 
we have ever seen, and of superior flavor." Wil- 
cox, of the. Rural New-Yorker, says on our "rounds: 
"I never saw anything equal to it in the raspberry 
line." The Rural ' New- Yorker, of Ans. 8, says: "The 
canes are of a stockier and more erect "north, than those of 
the in .ninth- or Miami ; and the culm -.1 ll.e loliau'e a shade 
darker, ll.e Unit stalks are lone, and the linn is chiefly 
The her. 
cceptable to the 
and il 
- prolific 
lahle ac- 
: a val 
"It ( 
ould not 
■ i'ly 01' Nr 
'ki't brrry 
n;iK 
tic, send for our " Circular of ttt 
plants, $:, per doz.; $15 per 100, 
Gold n Cap.— We claim to have the largest, most pro- 
ductive and profitable yellow raspberry grown. All of the 
\ i-iiiu'- u> 'mi' grounds lli' 1 pi"M'iii yi.-ii-mi iirui'inunce tiir in 
MipLM'ior to any " Golden Cap" thev ever saw. ?1 pur du/. ; 
$3 per 100. 
Seneca Blaclc Cap.— Entirely distinct. Flavor nn- 
anrpas^cd. Its rich, i-priu'lnlv tart makes il v<-iv fine for tarts, 
puddings, caniliii'l. fir. ^ F.Mrniifdy blc, and fully as pn>lili<- 
100, 
ml l:ir_'r as the Doolittlc, :0 el -. eauh ; >".' \n-v doz. ; £10 per 
Davi 
i TlioriUoss,— Has i>rn/\ ■' with us all that 
lias ficen i-liiinifil !>>r it. lln: turtirst ut all. '.'0 Cts. mdi ; 
<! per doz.; §10 per 100. 
Oliio Everbearing and Catawi^sa.- Both very 
desirable on account of yielding a fine crop of fruit in the 
tali— at a time when no other small Irmls are to be had. 
$1 per di 
fall. ">0 els. uaeh ; $". 
per doz.; - Philadelphia.— 20 cts. each. $l 
doz, I taxlte. . - $3 per doz. EUisflalc— 
Mii.'-ri-i i" I''i!]''.H i;.'' ii i i-iii'ii'-s of fruit. 30 cts each ; 
*■; i i • :••/.. Franconia, Brinkle's Orange, Kirt- 
land. Purple Cane, Doolittlc, and Miami, (1 per 
doz. ; $4 per 100. 
£10 1 
■ inn. 
etc. $2 
Peak's Emperor.— Originated by E. Peak, of South 
I'.ciid. Ind. Very lar-u size, simile spi-einifiis often im-a- 
sarin- ii ', inclirs in cirrnmlrrunru. IM.-nit ijuit- -imilar to 
Frail equalinfl ivo . bnl I ir Buperioi in pro I i 
Romcyn'B Set tiling*— Originally obtained by us from 
Joseph Foster, of Kingston, N. Y. A seedling of Tnomi.li.> 
du (land, lull mon' piohlir, ;md of hi-hi-r rlavor. Hi^hlv 
iueoinniuiided bv t lias. IJowninu ;iml oihrrs. ■*- per do/ ■ 
$10 per 100. 
Napoleon III.— Plants originally obtained from Ed- 
ward Kvans ,y c,.. :-■;,„, ■ 
Charles Downing.— Undoubtedly one of the most 
valuable sorts urown. - . \>rv do/. 
Dr. Nicaisc— Fruit tn<>rnv">shj lai^e. $2 pur doz.; ?I0 
l lon^ time. $1 per <\0A. ; *,i prr in". 
; $.") per 100. 
'<;<: solid, and 
noticed N. Y. 
11m:. The following at -Jiiei.s. jut do/. ; %.\ pur 100: Jenny Lind, 
iMwnur's Prolific, French, Early Washington, Ida. Meiealf, 
New Jersev Scarlet, Wilson's Albativ, Hooker, Fillmore, 
Shaker, KiiVsell. But.'aIo, (jreen Prolific, Agriculturist, and 
Triomphc de Grand. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
New Roclielle, or Law ton, and' Dorchester, 
SI per doz. 
Crystal White/and Kittatinny, $2 per doz. ; £10 
per 100. 
Early Wilson and Missouri Mammoth. *- per 
do/. ; $.>u per 100. 
Houghton Seedling Gooseberry, $1 per doz.; 
'inn. 
CURRANTS. 
Red Dutch, $1 per doz. ; $4 per 100. White Grape, 
Cherry, and La Yeisaillaise, $'l per doz. 
GRAPES. 
Clinton, Isabella, Catawba, and Concord, 15 cts. each ; sd.™ 
per doz. ; Hartford, Crevclimr, Diana, Delaware, bma. I>ra- 
idia. Adii'ondac, Ives' Seedling, Norton's Virginia, :;a els. 
-..ii .'.ui ]>■ ii n front it just what to do, and how to -ut the 
surest mot l'f-t crnns. Price 10 ets. Wholes alt: List, and 
"List of M:v. ^■■i:t-." aW>, -Terms to Agbnts and 
Dealers,* 1 senl on application. 
PI east- p- ■-! i i' [■■ :■ i -, and rri/tcmbi-r. ii anv party 
otters anv of ab..v at ie-s jates, we u ill si/Uf»r th>> mini: 
Plants sent out at the proper lime, and orders tilled in rota- 
Charge at express oltice. Add 
Pl'PvDV A: JOHNSTON, Pi 
vent m-oiind from'- hua un-." A plot ol one jirre -n straw- 
liurrie.. M't, last ol Out. and first ot Nov. la-i. \ lulded tnis sua- 
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 
FOR FALL OF 1 868. 
tOCk, uiidn 
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees. 
Grape Vines, new and old sorts, Btrong open ground 
plants. 
Currants, Rasphcrrics, Blackberries, and all 
the Small Fruits. 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, 
Roses and Flowering Plants of every description. 
Nurserymen, Dealers, and otheis porcha-icr largely, will 
be dealt Villi liberally, ami all -i ■ h-j -. ■houev.-r small, will 
rreri\e prompt and eai.-tul att-- . , - ,:.l < ■; r.-ied 
n ill do well to consult the follow lug CatnlQfi m a, wliicli are 
just i-sued, and will be ->■ ■ ■ ■ - ; ' i ■ v< ■ ■- :pt uf lu cts. 
each, for Nos. 1 i 
TVSo. 1, Desci 
No. J, Descrii.ti\ u 
1 roes, &C. No. 3, 
Wh'.de^alu t'atalu 
lalo-ne of Fruits. 
lie <>| ( Ji'ieiiiiental 
.se Plants. No. J, 
PERRY'S GRAPE-VINES 
n^p ERfi vs : ^PA' 
HAH27,?Yir-vl86G 
H 
UMBOLDT NURSERIES, 
TOLEDO, OHIO. 
GRAPE VINM8. 
A l:u_'e stock of Delaware, Ives' Seedling, Concord, liart- 
l'orci. I'.na. ,Vr.. &c, 1 anil 2 years ol'l. at low prices. 
DWAKI' l'KAKS. 2 ami :'. v.-ars ol.l. very Bne. 
DWAKF M'I'I IS. ■; year- ol :, very line. 
STRAWBERK1 Bnd RASPBERR1 PLANTS, CTJBRANT 
r-rsni:- a-,, i. .,.-.■.■. .11. -,-t....i ..i Mini' ns i u:\ament- 
AL Till .!•>. lil;l. i:\-II.. I ~l. I'i Wis. Kll-I.s, 111 i.r.s, 
TlK 
IVES SEEDLIK6 VISES : 
ape lor tin* million, with most of tlie other leading 
■tie\ inelinlili-Mr. I.oniworth's best seedlin 
l.y and heiin; tested in connect. ..a wiih Hr. .1. A Warder. 
My stock is very lftr^t i I p or to outdoor growth of 1 
and li year old Vine-. Planters and dealers Mould do well 
to call and examine my stork ,.i c... re.p.-n.l \:.-\\.n- 
. nit. .1 and sai L.tii- ion guaranteed :-. ud !.•:■ t'. - history of 
the lyes, ami puce n i JAS. F. M M; I r.. 
15ox 118, Mt. Washington, Hamilton Co., Ohio. 
Nesbitt's Small Fruit Nursery. 
Nurserymen andothers desiring an unusually fine stock 
\VM. L. NESBITT, LewlSDUrg, IVnn. 
RAPE VINES. — Genuine Clarke. Jtaspberries, 
Kittatinny, WiNon's Early and Missouri Mainmoth Black- 
berries at tote r>rices, 
Send for Price List to 
.1 w CONE. Vineland, N J 
Blooming-ton Xursery. 
17th Year; 400 Acres; 10 Green-houses. 
For the Fall Trade we offer much the largest and fullest 
assortment ever ..tiered West. 
Apple, Pear. Chirr'/.— Standard and Dwarf. 
/'.-,„■/, ,uiil I'I ii m. -immense stock. 
drupe Yin, s.— Over 30 acres, 1 to 3 years, of neatly all the 
Trees of all sizes.— Osm/e lirunne 
id other Fruit Tret Stocks. Year- 
Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, die 
ed cheap transportation to distant 
a-s..rtment we know of— nearly 
;l„ Bulbs, for Fall planting. Send 
-. Wholesale. I'esci iptive. ami Plant 
i -'. K. PHCENIX, 
lington Nursery, McLean Co., 111. 
" Cherry Lawn Farm." 
A-naraeits, and Seed Potatoes, are now 
I'nli.s wisloee //;,,. \!ei,, ii, pi, nits, frur t.J /.../ii.', ;ual at 
re i-'.p ilde piiei. -, address 
D. 11. BROWX, New Brunswick, X. J. 
BRONSON, GRAVES, SELOVER & CO. 
Watiiiii^ion SSrc«t Nurseries, 
Genera, N. V. 
Oder for the present fall a laige and well grown slock of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 
Native sum! Foreign drape Viiies, 
Very healthy and strong. 
Hedge Plants, Cherry Seedlings 
aud a full supply of General Nursery Articles. 
We invite correspondence or a personal examination of 
Price Ijists send on application. 
XS^OLF CREEK NURSERY.— (10,000 Cherry, 
Genesee Valley Nurseries 
ROCHESTER, K. Y. 
FALL OF 186B. 
FROST & < ii. offer for sale this Fall a very fine stock ol 
Dwarf Apples, 
Extra sized Standard and Dwarf Pears. 
Cherries and Plums, 
Also a large assortment of S.M \LI. 1'nvrrs, Grape VINES, 
li\ i c.kkkns, Djsciduocs Or>'AMKNTAL TaKl.s ANl.Snr.n:., 
Hoses, Heebacrotjs, Green-House a:;d Bedding Plants. 
Send 25 cents in,- descriptive catalogues Xos. t, ', 
Wholesale catalogues for Nurserymen, T, < alers, etc., mailed 
on application. Addn 
FROST & i 0., Booheater, X. V. 
iricksbur"; Nursery, Hricksluirg-. N. J. — A gi n- 
.rliiM n! . r'.\ai-,. .i St.» I: : .r - ■■>. Semi tor 
Catalogne. CALKINS & BUOOKS. 
New and Valuable Strawberries. 
ol this wonderiul 
I. lie this \ ear. ."."..'. doz.. S3 lull. 
Iltcn axn White At i-im . ■ we. i, si J:, 100.-Tlu 
y.Oielies. 1 do.-, c.aeh, ?7. 
'flic lolh.tt iter ii.iv unpolled ill IMo. fruited II, is season 
l'.oTI.K HEIIIII'..)'. inches in rill 'HI. i terei.ee. v, el Ii- ■> o 
producth f, very sy-eel. Si each, s'.i doz. 
II' 
Exposition 
very lai'CCP nn«l iiin'|; ."0c, r;u-)i. $:> ,]u/, 
Tivv. a r.-iiKtrkahlc tn/i-rv; ?.:<:.. tcli, Z" do 
. u:if pl:oit ■ 
WM. S. CAJiPENTKi:, 13o licixde-slrcct. New York. 
IPRAPE ^'ES, STRAWBERRIES, RASPBER- 
^W IUKS. Ill A<'K!*.J-.[;i;lKS. ,Vo..in ff n:it varit-ty. W- ::r- 
iu-c|i;iii-ii in L'tiw inis'irji'i. ■■" •• i/tducements to casii 1 mm ■■!■.-, 
:it \vliolr-;i|i or 1'i'tail. < i irfcsnondcni'r solicited. Price 
Li.-i> nvr, c. K. & .1. S. FRITTS, Blwood, N. J. 
C^APE^ INES. 
A lii c stock of Cc Old and narti..r.l Po.lifi ■■■■_: >■ yines, 
two vi al ■ old mm d : ml traiisnl I l-ge 
e v. nni v ill ■ into immediate heariini. Tocloscthem 
run I shall put them at tn. r .n 1 - Also n 
■k 1 I"'- '.".I "!'.'■' V:.: " ' 
i li ^SSETT, 
North Haven, Conn. 
(rcraiit vs. Seymour. 
Sd every man Avho eypeels to \..te for Grant to send 
for CHAS. COLLINS' Small Fruit Catalogue, advertised 
OC nee' S4S 
