1868." 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
423 
Norway Oats and Grape Vines. 
flavins made nrrnn-renienis with Messrs. Jones & Clark: 
for a supplv Mi' their Norway Oats. 1 will si'tulout small quan- 
tities a* premiums f.o those puielui.su. •: nl" my grape viucs. 
Great indtieemrnis to parties settinir up ('lul)S. 
See my other aiiyerti.seiueiit.s and si-iul fur price lists. 
Address »;. i;. MEISSNEU, 
Richmond P. O., Stateii Island, N. Y. 
JAPAN LILIES and 
Hybrid Gladiolus 
FOR THE MILLION. 
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED ; also 
LILIUM AURATUM. 
Nurserymen and Dealers supplied much below cost ol im- 
portation. Trices on application to 
J. M. THOUBLTKN <fc Co., 
15 John Street, New York. 
100,000 
Ives' Grape Vinos. Send for Price List to 
J. VV. CONK, Vineland, N. J. 
WILLARD and EARLY ROSE. 
Mr. C. W. Gleason, of Mass.. one of the tliree gentle- 
men to win mi the late Mr. Goodrich was accustomed to send 
ont his new seed line; potatoes lor testing before in I rod urine, 
them 10 Hie public, and in honor of whom lie named his 
Gleason potato, lias lor years probably been more largely 
em-raged in raisim; new see,llin_: potatoes than any man in 
New England. Last spring I pnrchased ol' him the entire 
stork of his - Willard'' s IHim I a seedling from the Early 
Goodrich,, whleh he considers Hi" besl of" all the bnndreils 
of seedlings he has thus far raised. The " Willard " proves 
to be enormonslv proilnetiye and is a potato of -real prom- 
ise. I now oiler' to send one potato of this new seedling, 
gratis. Willi every perk of Rally llo.e ; lire with each bushel, 
mid sixteen wiih'each barrel. 
Mv stock of Earlv Hose was procured directly from Hie 
original grower, and is warranted trie. My rates this 
fall are : 
one Pound, postage paid, 91.00 One Peek-. $ 5.00 
Three Pounds, " 3.00 One Bushel, 15.00 
One Barrel 10.00 
Each I'.usliel weighs tin Ins.; each llarrel 1G.1 lbs. 
A discount on laruto quantities. 
Early Goodrich tier Hand .?.",. HI Ilarison $7.00 
Early Seber 
WOLF CREElv NURSERY.— 1X1,000 Clierry, 
(.",0,000 E. Mavl.'IO.OOO Poach, Apple and Pear. Stand- 
ard and Dwarf, aO'l.uail Apple Sto.-ks, extra Pear and Quince 
Stocks. A variety of Trees .mil Hants. Our E. Mnv Cherry 
is (we think) the finest In the world. Come and sec, or get 
Catalogue free. JOHN .VAMPLEli, Trotwood, Ohio. 
NUUSEKTMEN, FLORISTS AND SEEDSMEN, 
115 S3HT/JF/ELD STREET, riTTSDl'RGII. PA.. 
Offer for sale the largest stock of FRUIT and ORNAMENT- 
AL TREES in Western Pennsylvania, embracing 
li.OOO Dwarf Pear, 
10,000 Standard (berry, 
.'l.rOO Dwarf Cherry, 
Also, EVEKHI.'i; 
1 to 2 years old. 
1 to 2 years old. 
1 to 2 "years old. 
1 to 2 years old. 
1 to 2 years old. 
5.000 CHOICE P.OSES. 
TREES, GRAPE VINES, 
CURRANTS '.•Mi-riiEttUIKS, STRAWBER- 
RIES. GREKN-HorsE 1'LANIS, &c. 
Catalogues sent on ..' pile i'i ID. 
E 
AULY ROSE POTATOES, 50 cents a pound, 
?I5 per budiel, Sin per bbl, Ilarison Po ' 
i pound, jl.li per bushel, $1.50 per bbl. Send for Catalog! 
of Potatoes Small Fruit. &c. 
THOS. C. ANDREWS. Moorcslown, N. J 
Geneva iLViir'sevy. 
300 acres in different stages of growth. 
PRl'IT .VXD ORSI.UIEM'AL TREES. 
Seedling Stocks, Grape Vines, etc. 
Standard and Dwarf Apple. Standard an I Dwarf Pear, 
Standard and Dwarf Cherry, plenlv "f Early Richmond. 
Plum Trees, 2-year old. line Tree-. Apricot-. Nectarines. 
Blackberries, a line stock of Missouri Mammoth. Wilson's 
Early, Kittatinnv, and oilier Small fruit-, re-no -tamp for 
Trade List. W. & T. SMITH, Geneva, N. V. 
Wilson's Earlv Blackberry.— 3,000 extra plants 
1.. l.c .sold previous to Nov. i:,. The highest cash ofTer 
takes them. GEO. II. LAMBERT, New Brunswick, N.J. 
1,000,000 of Choice Grape Vines 
of all leading varieties. 3,000,030 of Orape Vine Cuttings, 
and a great supply of Currants, Gooseberry, Raspberry, 
and Strawberry plants, cheaper than anywhere else, for 
sale. Send lor l'rice List and Essays, Willi stamp. 
DU II. SCHRODER, 
Bloomlngton, Illinois. 
,000, or 
ispherrv, 
-t quality. 
DAVID BA1RD. Ma 
30,000 
IVES GRAPE ROOTS, 1st class, 2 year- 
old. 30,000 Ives and other varieties, 1st class, i 
year-oldl "' " J. B. BELVILLB & SONS, 
Nurserymen and Small Fruit Growers. 
i sci i men anu .sinai, ri'iii "riowers. 
Mt. Washington, Hamilton Co., Ohio. 
100,000 
Goodrich Seedling' Potatoes. 
Get Them True to Name. 
I bad Ihe entire slock of Seedling Potatoes left by the 
late Rev. O. E. Goodrich, and was the first to send out Hie 
Karh' I dried. Calico, Gleason, Ilarison. and Earlv Rose. 
Will take orders until Dec. 1st, unless previously sold, as 
■ly Goodrich 
ason and Calico, each 
dling No. H10, early, re 
JAMES A. ROOT, Skancateles, N. T. 
CATALOGUES SE1VT FB6EE. 
M. O'KEEFE, SOU & CO., 
Importers and Growers, "Wholesale and Re- 
tail Dealers in Klo-vvcr anil Vegetable Seeds, 
Dutch Bulbs, Fruit Plants, Ornamental 
Shrubs, Roses, &c. 
Ellwnnger & Barry's Block. Rochester, N. Y. 
Ives Seedling Grape Roots. 
This valua'de grape should be planted by all. VTe arc 
now selling seleclcd roots at SI . Ml per do/.. ; £l per 100 ; S\,i) 
per 1,000. 
Adirondac Grape Nursery & Vineyard. 
Superior Vines of 1, 2, 3 and 4 years of Adirondac, Allen's 
Hybrid. Con d, C reveling, Hclawarc, Diana. Hartford, 
Iona, Israelis. Maxaf iwnev. Miles, Rebecca, Rogers' Hy- 
lirbls. Nos. 1. n, 4,0. 1."., Ill and ".".. Sherman, Telegraph, Union 
Village, Martha. Salem, and Diana Hamburg. 
Also, Foreign varieties. Catalogues sent on application. 
MUM'S EVERBEARING RASPBERRY.— A 
■^ good stock of this new and valuable variety at great 
reduction from former prices. Small fruits a specialty. 
Prices low. Send for Catalogue. Address 
H. B. LUM, Sandusky, Ohio. 
AT REID'S NURSERIES, Elizabeth, N. J. -A 
large siockof Fruit and ornamental Trees, Evergreens, 
Shrubs, Hedge Plants. A-c.. Arc. occupying ground which 
must he cleared I Ins fall, for sale at low prices. Catalogues 
containing lisl of varielics ol Fruits, iVC., &e., wilh prices 
annexed, forwarded on application. N. B.— A large lot of 
Kilt. H mm Blackberries, I wo v s old. strong, at low rates. 
Address DAVID D. BUCHANAN, 
Successor to Wm. Held. 
Philadelphia Raspberry Plants for sale, 8,000 or 
10,000 Plants at $10 per bill; sun, :,00; ?;s per 1.000. Cash 
sent with order. THUS. WIIU'WELL, llvde Park. N. T. 
500,000* 
First-class APPLE STOCKS.— 
wishing; to start a Nursery 
stuiiiM send at onceati'l l-i'I <>nr mute, list. "We have many 
Wilson's Early Blackberry. Philadelphia 
and Clarke Raspberry Plants by Mail, 
po<.ta<re paid. "Wilson's Early, one dozen, $3; two dozen, 
$.->. Darke UaspberiT, saim_ rates. I'hil.uU'lplila Kasplx-rrv, 
one dozen, $1.75; two dozen, ?:i. Wilson's Kai'lv and Phila- 
delphia plants at very low rates when ordered by the thou- 
sand. Having hart 20 years experience with my father, 
< Isaac Piillen, dri-fast'ii ],"piirrhas'T3 inayrelyon a'll plants 
lti-iii'-; ,,r Up' I 'est: quality, i rue to name, and see are Iv packed. 
>ASPBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, ROSES, 
i> Grape Vines, Kvevirreetia, etc. Send for a Catalogue. 
MAHLON* MOON, Morrisville, Rucks Co., Pa. 
G 
RAPE VINES, ETC., and the Agriculturist. 
See my other advertisements and send for Circulars. 
Address G. E. MEISSNER, 
Richmond P. O., Slaten Island, N. Y. 
WANTED every reader of the American Agri- 
culturist who intends to plant small fruits or pota- 
toes, and those who purchase to sell airain, to send and get 
one of my fall Catalogues hefore purchasing elsewhere, as 
my stock is centime and lirst-elass, and the prices from 10 to 
M) per cent eheape "' 
Rose, 50 cents per 
Also, I'eacli Trees very lo 
THOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
J' 
>nx s 
COLLINS, Moo 
est own 
X 
J„ ha 
175 
■res pin 
nted in Berries 
lb 
raises In 
i plant 
and 
ind do, 
s till orders to s 
.tistactlon of 
buj 
ers, at 
ibort 
noli 
c, Willi 
plants true to u 
CURRANT CUTTINGS. 
ria. Black Naples. &,.., &r. Also, orange, or Apple Quince 
American Seedling Gooseberry, &c. 21 cuttings, 1 varieties 
(Oof eacb) lor $1.50. Address' 
WAliDWEI.L it CO., West Dresden, Yates Co.. N. Y. 
WILLOW DALE NURSERIES cc FRUIT FARM 
Great inducements oll'ercd to Nurserymen and otliers 
wishing to plant for tbemsclvcs. A general variety of nur- 
scrr stock, Including 40.0110 l'cacli Trees and a large stock of 
Small Fruits. Packing done in Hie best manner. I 'alalogucs 
sent. gratis lo all applicants. Address F.AKESTIIAW & 
PYLE, Kennctt Square, Chester Co., Pa. 
TO CLUBS. 
vet made to lliose purchasing crrape vines. 
nd P. ()., St don Island, N. Y. 
W* AIT and gol our prices before buying any 
*» Grape I7;t.s, Str.nr/,. rri,.<. Ra :;de rrirs. dec. Im- 
mense slock, and efeat. iiului eiiienis ollcred lo buyers. Cor- 
res nlence sollc 1 Catalogues free. C. B. & J. S. 
rBITTS, Atlantic Small Fruit Nurseries, El wood, N. J. 
Davison's Thomless Black Cap Iiaspbcrry. 
Get your plants of the first disseminator, yvbo propa"ntes 
onlylrom selected s k. For onqm, prices, hair In ,ulli- 
rale. Ac, send siamp lor circular lo .JOSEPH S1NTON, 
Angola, Erie Co., N. \. 
Also, Strawberry, Iiaspbcrry, and Blackberry Plants. 
JOHN S. COLLINrl, of Moorcslown, N, J., lias 
100 acres planted In Wilson Early Blackberry; lias liia.oiio 
entt 
: List, which will 
PAINTS for FARMERS ami others.— The Grafton 
Mineral Paint Co. are now inanul'aeturiiirx 11, c Best, 
Clieajiest, and most Durable |> ;1 nl in e.e - iw I- well put 
on. mlXed Witll [Hire I. owed Oil. w|U last I ' 1". ,e o. ; jt is 
of a licht brown or licaiiniiil el . c,,| ,■-. . m can be 
cliaii'o-d lo -reen. lead, stone, drab, olive or ci cam. to suit 
the l.asle of Hie consumer. It is valuable for House,. Barn*. 
I'' , larriaee audi »r-r i P 
Amiciiltnral Iiiiplemcni-. , ,i.., 1. . -. \ ■ 
Boi is, Canv 
^^*ater■prollf., Floor (nl ( loth- ,,,,.,. 
used S.0O0 bbls. Hie least year.) and as a 
is unsurpassed tor body, durability, el: 
Hops 1 
ire and 
lor a circular which -rives full particular-. None eennine 
unless branded ill a trade mark, Grafton Mineral Paint. 
Per-ons can order the Paint and remit flic money on receipt 
of the eooils. Address 
DANIEL HID WELL. Til Pearl Street, New York. 
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. 
THE I.ODI MANITFACTrP.INO Ci 
PANY. the oldest ai 
Ihe kind in the Tinted 
ry futilities 
bbls. of 250 lbs. each. 
BONE DUST. 
1-COAIiSE and FINE MIXED. 5-FINE, suitable for 
Drilling. And S-FLOURED BONE. 
C^-Wk Wahraxt err. Boxk to Analyze Pi-rk. Packed 
In bbls. of 'Jail lie. each. For Winter erain, Doiible-P.elined 
I'oiidrctte and Fine llouc. mixed in equal proportions and 
(irillcit (<i with the seed, bare produced most remarkable. 
any article of same purity and tine- 
NURD-PHOSPHATE OF LiftSE. 
ilidentlvas beinu- as 
or sold in tills marl 
ible Phosphate and A 
nia 
We offer this Phosphate eo 
lor I'KllMAXEXT. as Well , 
lor Immediate powerful effect upon laud, it has xo eo.ual. 
Price in New York, 855.00 j><:- Ton of 3,000 lbs. For 
Price Lists, Circulars, i-c, apply to 
THE LODI MANrFACTCRING CdMPANY. 
6li Cortlandt-st... New A'ork. P. O. Box. 3189. 
" LISTER BROTHERS 
Complete Manure, as per Prof. Ville's formula [of Francel. 
Also. Fresh Bone Superphosphate of Lime, and Pure Bone 
Meal. Address 
LISTER BP.OTHEKS. 159 Front-sU New York. 
Cr©asclale , s Superphosphate, 
Manufactured by WATTSON & CLARK, Philadelphia, 
From south Carolina Bone Phosphate. 
For sale by WII.SO.V & ASMUS, 
70 Frout-st., Nrw York. 
To Agricultural .Societies. 
r>lp:amas for prizes, of beautiful and appropriate designs. 
pla ■ 111 colors, can bel,;,,| ,,, an ,,, nam II lis of 
THE MAJOR & KNAPP Euera'vim.-, M'|0. A-. I.ilh. Co., 
11 Broadway, New York. 
Jersey Herd Book. 
nd volume of the Jersey Herd Boo!; is published 
rflHE IMPROVED OUR) CHESTER 
X HOGS produce Hie greatest amount of 
Pork, tor food consumed, of any known breed. 
Send stamp for Its description, and a trreat variety 
"of other T7ioro>i(/fi/>r>',i ;uni_ Imported dnlmaU 
■and Fowl-.. 
I,. 13. SILVEi;. Salem. Ohio. 
