1875.] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
155 
THE NEW POTATO. 
A seedling of the " Early Rose " fertilized with the pollen 
of the white "Peach Blow," ripening with the former, and 
combining' more superior oualitics in a higlier degree than 
any other Early Potato now in use. 
Three poimd packages by mail, post-paid, $1.S0. Price per 
bushel or barrel aa per catalogue. 
«f. M.» TBior^Mrm & Co., 
15 Jolan Street, New York. 
Seed Potatoes a Specialty. 
5 
PEERLESS, WHITE PEACM-BLOWS, 
and other varieties, in fine order, selected especially lor 
planting. Prices reasonable. Order of 
T.VTEM & DAVENPORT. 
No. 1 Dela^varc Avcniic Mmket, Pliiladclpliia. 
CHOICE 
SEED 
POTATOES. 
Brownell's Beiiuty, 4 lbs. bv mail, post- 
paid. $1.1)0; 1 hbl.. $5.00. Coinpion'B Sur- 
prise, Extra Earlv Vermont, and New 
YorlcLateKose, 4 11is.. $!.0O; 1 bl)I.,$4.f)0. 
Snowflake,2]bs.,$1.00: I bbl., $2.^.00. Seed 
Stock of the above dii-cct from B.K. Bliss 
& Sons, N. T , and warranted fceiiuine. Send for Catalogue 
of Choicf^ Plants and Seeds Gratis. Address all orders E. B. 
JENNINGS. Southport. Conn. 
CHOICE SEE© F®TATOI?:S. 
BrowncJ. Eureka. Pnowflake. Carpenter's Seedling. Ice 
Cream. Brownell's Beauty, Karly Vcfrmont, Brownell's Non- 
8unli, Early Favorite. Coinpton'.s Surprise, lied Jacket. Con- 
rord. and others, at low prices. Warranted Genuine. Be- 
fore puichasing, send for my Illustrated Catalogue of Select 
Garden Seeds aud Seed Potatoes for IST^. Sent Tree. 
J. U. V. HAWKINS. Goshen, N. Y. 
THE VICTOR POTATO. 
28 Fill n Busbel, yields over 700 Bushels per acre 
with ordinary Faiiu cultivation. Cuoks aa wliite as snow. 
Sent post-paid, 50 eyes, f 1.00; 150 eves, ^}.0(\. Address 
A. C. ASHALI>, GarrettBville, O. 
FOI£ SAB^E— **OI»io SScuiily l»ota- 
toes." One pound, $1.00: three pounds, $2.00, post^ 
paid. I'y mail ; $'>0 per bushel. Campbelfs Late Rose Pota- 
toes, $-i.0() per barri'l. 
U. AUGUSTUS VANDEUVhJEn. Manalapan. N. J. 
XTRA EARLT VERMONT, COMPTON'S 
Surprise, Brownell's Beauty, Seed from B. K. 
Bliss, and warranted genuine. 4 lbs., $1 : 4 lbs. of each, 
$^.50, post-paid. T. T. FIN'Ni':Y. Millcrsburg, Ohio. 
PlniBts, Potatoes, "Viiaes, &c-. Pure, 
smiiU lots prepaid by mail. See page 111 last No., or 
Bend for low prices to 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown. N. Jersey. 
BrowneU'a Beauty, Compton's Surprise, Extra 
Early Vermont, and Coy's Late Pose Potatoes, for sale 
by C. Y. C. ALDEN. Sunman, Ripley Co., Ind. 
PEACH TREES, Large Stock, Choice Varieties, 
Very Low Rates. Address 
CAUSEY & PULLEN, NuRSsnTMEN. Milford, DeL 
Our Annual Catalogues of Garden and Field Seeds. Seed 
Potatoes, Vegetable and Flowering Plants, Trees. Vines. 
&c.. free to all on application. Every cultivator of tlie soil 
should have our catalogues. Seeds of best qnality, and prices 
as low as any responsible house. We invite Mark'ct Garden- 
ers' attention. D. H. BUOVVIV «Ss .SONS, Seetl*meii, 
'JO llirani Street, New Brunswick, N. J. 
FOR THE SPEIN^OF 75. 
AVe have an excellent stock of popular plants in the very 
best comiiiion for spring planting, 
Flaute sent by mail all over tlie countrv. 
L. B. CASE, Uichmond, Ind. 
BOUQU ET DAH LI AS7 
V} vpry rhoicc varieties bv mail, poet-paid, for $.'. For 
Circular address 'DEXTER SNOW, 
Chicopce, Mass. 
BRI«H'rWOOI>i\IJKSERY, Spring- 
field, Mass. On account of the encroachments of the 
City on my Nursery, I will sell NOUAVAY SPRUCE 
and othtT Trees, at reduced prices Wholesale or Retail. 
Catalogue sent tree. J, \V. AOAMS. 
American Grape Vines. 
A new, enlarged, and entirelv revised edition of our 
Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue of American Grape Vines, 
will be ready about April let. Besides a complete manual 
and puide for the successful cultivation of the Grape, and 
practical chapters on Wine Making, it contains the most 
complete description and classification of varieties so far 
published. Every grape grower should have it. Mailed to 
all applicants for 25 cents. 
BUSH A SON & MEISSN ER, Bus hberg, Mo. 
0|^ IVAillioH Hfiirsery <wb*owu Kver- 
^ vr erecn Seedlinsrs, 1. 2 and 3 years old. Tree Seeds 
by the pkt.. oz. aud lb. Send for Wholesale Price-List. 
n. M. THOMPSON, St. Francis, Milwaukee Co., Wis. 
FJBtl 
We ofl'er for 
SPRING, '75, —"^ 
large stoclc of wcU-grown, thrifty 
S*ninlarcl aiic! Diviirf Piiiit Trees. 
Grape Vines. Ssuail Fruils. 
Oriiani(-itt3Ll Tices, S!arBiI>s. Roses. 
IVe^v ami Rare Frinit and Ornamental Trees, 
Evt^rBr^•^'Il8 and Bulbous Roots. 
Nc^v and Rare Green and Hot IJousc Plants. 
Small parcels forwarded b?/ mail when desired. 
Prompt attention given to all inquiries. 
Descr-ijjtive and Illufttj'ated Priced Calnlorjue.'i sejit prepaid 
OIL receipt of stamps, as joUows : 
No, 1— Fruits, 10c. No. 3— Ornamental Trees, 10c. 
No. 3— Greeidiouse, 10c. No. 4:— Wholesale, Free. 
Adtlress 
ataiwim ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mount Bope Nurseries, ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
FOB 
F 
R U I T 
ORNAMENT. 
TREES 
PLEASURE, I PROFIT, 
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. 
Pears, Apples, Cherries, Peaolies, 
FLTJilMS, QtTIUVCES. 
Small Frnits— Grapes, Currants, Raspberries, Black- 
bi'irics. Straw berries, Goosebci-ries. 
Ornamental. —Weepins and Standard Trees, 
EverKreens, very fine. 
Slirubs— Flowering and Variegated leaved. 
Roses— Moss, Tea. Climbing, and Perpetual. 
Cleniatis Jackmanui, /s perpetual and hardy— 
"lives easy "—grows fast, and flowers I he first year. 
12 Sorts Perpetnal White Clematis, and DO new 
varieties of many shades of color. 
Strong plants by mail safely. 
Roses and Shrubs by mail, post-iiaid^ as follows : 
G Choice 1 loses for $1.00 | 1:} (ihoice Roses for $?.no 
6 Varicsated-leavcd and Flowering 
13 ~ do. do. do. 
ubs fnr. 
,$!.00 
$2.00 
500 Acres of? T. C. MAXWELL & RROS., 
ICnrsery. J Catalogues free. Geneva, IV. Y. 
R. B. PARSONS h go! 
Offer In their large assortment of the BEST VARIE- 
TIES especially Hue stocks of the following : 
ORNAMENTAL. TREES, of the best sorts. 
EVERGREENS, of all the rarer sorts. 
RHODODENDRONS, tlie best hardy shrub. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS in large variety. 
ROSES— strong plants. Also smaller by MAIL. 
For Catalogue3, address at FLUSHING, Ni Yi 
Send to STORRS, HARRISON & CO., 
Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio., 
For their new Catalogues of Trees. Plants, &c., free. 
No. 1— Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit. Ornamental rree6,&c. 
No. Z— " " " New and Rare Plants, &c. 
Ko. G— Sweet Chestnnt Circular, with other Forest Trees, 
pjo. 4— Wholesale, for Nurserymen and Dealers only. 
No. 'i— Special Wholesale, for Florists of Greenhoase Plants, 
&c. silst year, 400 Acres, 11 Greenhouses. 
FEUIT AND 
ORNAMENTAL 
liARGH STOCK. L,0\V RATES. 
STANDARD PE.VR TREES A SPECIAL.TT. 
AGE.NT.S WANTED. Address 
E. MOODY & SONS, Locknort, N. T. 
Niagara Nurseries, established 1&19. 
PEACH TREES. 
Mammotli Cluster and Doolittle Raspberrifs— Wilson's 
Early lilacicberrv, Cherrv Currants. Norway Spruce, 12 to 
24 in., fine and clieap. Address 
DAVID BAIRD, Manalapan, New Jersey. 
MI.^'E:IC PLUM— most valuable plum— best 
quality, hardy, withstands tiie Curcnlio. My root-ent- 
tings are as sure to grow and as easily managed as seedlinirs, 
making fine salnble trees in two years, and bear fruit the 
tbird. 100 root-cuttings, prepaid bv mail, for ?3.50. 
A. L. SMALL, Kankakee, 111. 
Pear Cionw — Souvenir du Congress, Brock- 
worth P:irk, and 30 other new pears. 10 ne«' apples, 
1,000.000 Strawbcrrv plants, 10 new kinds.low. Send for Cata- 
logue. W.S. CARpEKTEK&SON,Rye,Westche6terCo.,N.T. 
Peacli Xi'ecs, well grown, healthy ; best 
varieties. New Catalogue, with prices of Peach and 
other stoek, mailed free. 
Isew Brunswick Nurseries, N. J. EDWIN ALLEN. 
POMOXA T^rrKjSEBftY.— The largest and 
best Small Fruits. Trees and Plfints of the most de- 
sirable kinds. Send for Illnstrated Catalogue, Zl pages, tell- 
ing what and how to pbmt, with ;;6 vears' e-xperience. 
WM. PARRY, Clnnaniiuson, N'. J. 
With a 
hovers. of 
FEO'WE.RSCaiiODIaiD 
One of the finrst illustrated Floral Catalocrues (Plants, 
Bulbs, Seeds, ere.) issued; cuts elegant, new/and original. 
Onr large illustrated Rose and Hanging Basket Circular, 
SPECIAL.— Lists of cheap ^l.CtO selections of Plants ; rates 
too loic for publication ; stock choice and of good size. 
Full description of, with specimen Illustrations, Extracts, 
Table of Contents, etc.. from the HOME FLORIST. (This 
Is our new work nn Floriculture for Amateurs ; contains the 
matter of a $1 50 book. Price, in cloth, SOcts., paper 30 cts., 
post-paid. All the above free bv first mail. Address, 
L.ONG BROSm b uff alo, N. Y. 
Verbenas by mail, 20 strong plant 5 
for $1.00; 100 for $4..'i0: 1,000 for 
$40.00. Bv Express. 50 for $:.00; 
100 for $3.00; 1,000 lor $25,00. All 
strong and healtliy. Our strain of 
Verbena Seed will produce more 
first-class flowers than any other 
in the maiket. 20 cts, per packet ; 
5 packets for 75 cts. Send for onr 
New Catalogue of Seeds and 
Plants. W. F. MASSFY & CO., 
tlate Ma.«*ey & Hudson,) 
Chesterlown, Maryland. 
100,000 
VERBENAS 
!N 
VARIETIES. 
OSAGE OEANGE SEED. 
We have a lot as choice as any ever offered for sale. We 
warrant every grain of it to be of the growth of 1874. We 
know it to be fresh and good, and will mail samples for 
testing to any that may desire it. 
Our prices for the next 80 days will be as follows : 
1 to 10 Bushels per bushel f6.00 
10 to SO " " " .... 5.50 
9J bushels and over " ** 5.00 
PLANT SEED COMPANY, 
St. Lonis, Mo., Feb. 9, 1875. Wholesale Seed Dealers. 
Estiblished 1S45. 
Native Evergreens, 
BalSiim Fir, Arbor- Vita; White Pine. Spruce, and Hem- 
lock. AlsoLarcli. 5 to la Inches hish iit ?:i pcrl.iiOO; $111 for 
5,000. PacUinglree. JAS. A. ROOT, Skancateles, N.Y. 
NOR'VVAY SPRTTCE. 
To the trade, nice transplanted stock, 9 to 13 inches, $1.0 
per 11)0; ¥2.1.00 per 1,000.— IS to IS inches. $6.00 per 100; $10.00 
per 1,000.-20 to 34 inches, S«.00 per 100 ; $60.00 per 1,01,0. Ca- 
pital Steele for traiisplantitis or licfifces. Addiess 
STOKKS, HAr.UISO-N &, CO., Painesville, L;ikc Co., Ohio. 
MOK%VAY S1»I5BJCE. At R<-<I>ic<-<l 
Prices. Stocky and verv line for hedges. E^tnnates 
of Nursery Stock ou application. Send lor Price List. 
WM. H. MOON, Morrlsvillc-, Pa. 
25 EVEEGREEITS for ONE EOLLAR. 
15 Arbor Vitas, 5 Weeping Snruee. nnd 5 Balsam Fir, 
nice plants, 6 to 10 inches, post-paid, for $i.O0. 
Transplanted Arbor Vitae, 4 toSincbes $10.00 per 1.000. Cata- 
logues with diix'ctions for planting mailed for stamp 
WM. MORTON & SON, Allen's Corner, mine. 
Farm Implements and Machinery, 
The principles of their construction and use; with 
simpile and practical explanations of the laws of 
motion and force as applied on the farm. 
By J05IIV J". THOIttAS. 
237 ILLUSTRATIONS. TiUCE, POST-PAID. $1.50. 
The basis of this admirable work was an essay published 
inlSuO, in the Transactions of the N. Y. State Agricultural 
Society, which was enlarged, and in ISo4 published by the 
Harpers. It has been, aud remains, the only work in which 
the principles of Natural Pliilosophy, namely, the mechan- 
ical powers, and the powers of water, wind, and heat, are 
eystematically discussed as applied to the operations of llie 
farm. This work has now been most carefully revised by 
the author. It is much enlarged, and a great part has been 
re-written, -while the illustrations, before abundant, now 
nmnber two hundred and eighty-seven. There is not an agri- 
cultural writer tliat could be named more respected than 
John J, Thomas, or one whose judgment and freedom from 
personal bias In discussing new implements could be moro 
implicitly relied upon. 
FOREST TREES 
For. 
SHELTES, OENAMENT AID PEOHT. 
A TEACTICAL MANUAL FOR THEIR CVL- 
TURE AXD PROPAGATION. 
By AKTHUK BRYANT, SK., 
President liUnois State IlorticuUural Societij, 1S7I. 
The Descriptive List of Trees and Evcrpi'ecns is believed 
to lie tile most full and accurate yet written for Amer- 
ican use. 
Finely niiisf rated with 12 Full-Page Engravings. 
Price x>ost-paid, .... $1.50 
Kither of tiic .above books scut post-paid on receipt of 
price by 
ORANGE JUDD COJfPANT, 
2i5 Bboadtvay, New York. 
