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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
['October, 
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CNOX FRUIT FARM & NURSERIES. 
li: 
GRAPES. 
Our Yliics are i;ruu'ix iu the open air, from bearins wooil. 
i.iken from our cxleusive Vlueyiirds. 
We :\rc satisfied tliat our mode of producing Vjue^. is llic 
V ry best IbaL cuu bo adopted; and we olter our present 
hi juk, wlileh is tlie largest we have ever growu, conlident of 
;;ivlng entire eallsfactiou to the purchaser. 
Jt is Mo^l Ailvantageows to riant Vines q/' the bcfiC Qual- 
i/y.— Sec lir^t and bi'coud pages of Catalogue. 
Parlies inlerested would do well lo visit our grounds and 
r\ amine both our Vines in fruit, aud those we ofler for sale. 
our atoclc iiieludes 
Concord, Hartlord Prolific, Creveliug, 
Delaivare, I>iaua, Kl.*4iiibtirg, Herbeiuout, 
Allen's Hybrid, Anna, IVaxatawuey, 
£lodg'cn«' Hybrids, loua, Israella, Adirou* 
dac, Ives, ■ 
RENTZ, MARTHA, BLAlIi HAWK, 
Eva, and all other desirable liiuds. 
STRAWBERRIES. 
Another season has conUrmed our opinion, that the most 
rf'Uable of all our Strawberries, is the 
JUCUNDA--OUR ]Vo. roo. 
l*or descriptions and illustrations of this Koble Berry, 
and all other leading kinds— see Catalogue. 
CURRANTS. 
the demand for Ibis valuable fruit is greatly increasing 
every year. "We have taken special pains to make the best 
possible collection, and our stock is, perhaps, much the 
lirgest in the country. 
A\ e ofltT very superior plants of 
Vei'«aillaisc.^Thc best of all. 
Fertile; dt Angers. — Very similar to the above. 
Cherry.— Kxcelleut for jelly. 
Vietoria.— Very late aud good. 
Wbitf Grupe.^Superior for Wine. 
I^a Hatinc— Vigorous grower and very good 
Black IVaples.^Good for Jams and Jellies, 
■\Ve can furnish any other desirable kinds. 
Alio, 
llaspberries, Blackberries, Crooseberrles, 
A:c., &e. 
Our Catalogue contains much valuable information on 
Culture of the above, and other Small Fruits, aud will 
be sent to all applicants enclosing 10 cents. 
.T. ICNOX, 
Box 1S3, Pittsburgh, I*a. 
lOlVA! 
lO^A! 
lOlVA! 
Adirondac \ 
Israella ! 
Adirondac ! 
Israel la ! 
"We offer for sale a very large and well-grown ettock of the 
above 
IVew Varieties of Grape Vines, 
grown from single eyes, in borders, having strong fibrous 
roots and well ripened wood, wliich can not fall to give sat- 
isfaction to those who may favor us with their orders. 
Prices moderate. 
Also the older varieties, a very fine stock of Concord, 
Tiiana, Hartford ProUlic, Crevellng, Delaware, Catawba, 
Isabella, Allen's Hybrid, etc., etc. 
g^arg^c l^tock of Standard Pears. 
Mostly four years old, strong, handsome,' thrifty trees. 
many of them extra size. 
Also Dwarf Pears. Dwarf Cherry, Standard Cherry, Plums, 
Apricots, a large supply. 
Strawberry Plants. 
Agriculturist, Russell's, Great Prolific, Triompbe de Gand. 
"Wilson's Albany. 
Ornamental. 
New American Weeping 'Willow. Weeping Mountain Ash, 
Koaemary Leaved Willow, Evergreens of Norway Spruce, 
Balsam Fir, Austrian Pine, 3 to 4 feet, cheap. Seedlings of 
Apple, Cherry, and Plum. Send'-.* cent stamp for Catalogue. 
W. & J. SMITH. Geneva, N. T. 
PARSONS & CO., 
ofler for the Fall Trade, 600,000 
GRAPE YINES 
of all tlie best varieties, at reduced prices. 
Tlie accumulated experience of several years in their improved mode of culture, has resulted in the production, this sea- 
son, of a class of plants superior to any they have before otlered. The firm and well matured wood, and the large aud 
thorouglily ripened roots of the iiUints grown this year, cannot fail to ensure success to tliose who pUmt them. 
Being arown without bottom h«;it, from well ripened wood, and in good, deep soil, not injured by e.\tra manuring, they 
are the less liable to many diseases which freely attack vines growu by the forcing process. 
In classifying their vines, they make no extrav. Their Iso. 1 plants are the largest and best of their stock, and the aver- 
age quality is not allowed to be diminiohed by selecting the largest for retiiiling as extras. Among tlie varieties are : 
Hartfoi-fl Pi-oUflc, $20 per 100; Ji200 per 1000. 
Diuua, $2-i per 100; SfM per 1000. 
Israclla, 1 year, No. 1, $100 per 100 ; $800 per 1000. 
do. do. 2, $75 per 100 ; $600 per 1000. 
Norton's Virginia, $40 per 100 ; $S00 per 1000. 
Atliroiidac, $10 per 100; $a00 per 1000. 
Cre-veliiig, $ao ner 100; $200 per 1000. 
Rogers Hybrid, ^0 per 100. 
lonu. No. 1, $13 per 100; $000 pur 1000. 
do. a, $50 per 100; $400 per 1000. 
Dela-wnrf, -i years old. J j.^-, ,,-,,. ifif,. s.i'i'i npr leon 
trausplantJd, very strong.! *■'■' '"^' i™- *'"■' ''" ™''- 
Delawiire, 1 year. No. 1, $ffi per 100; $'..'00 per 1000. 
do. 1 year, No. 2, $20 per 100 ; $150 per 1000. 
do. 1 year. No. 3. $12 per 100 ; $100 per 1000. 
Concord, 1 year, $12.00 per lOO ; $100 per 1000. 
Ives Seedling, 1 year, $r> per 100; $>00 per 1000. 
AVherc 10,000 are taken, a discount from these prices will be made. 
The IVES SEEDIil.MG can be safely recommended as a reliable and certain variety, grows raindly, aud after soma 
years' testing, has been found free from mildew and rot. 
For prices of other kinds, they refer t:) the Descriptive Catalogue of Vines. 
They also offer REMOSTA.NT and other ROSES on their own roots, and unusually thrilty, al 
SiO.OO per 100; S150 per 1000. 
Also a large aosortmeut of the best 
TREES AlVD NHRUBS. 
PARSONS & CO., FLUSHING, N. T. 
Our aim is to Please and Satisfy our Patrons. 
FRUIT TREES ! FRUIT TREES ! 
GRAPE VINES! 
&C.5 Jk-c. 
FOR THE FALL. OF 1866. 
Wc ofler to all purchasera of Nursery Stock tor the coin- 
ing season a large select aud varied assortment of 
i^tandard and I>\i^arf Fruit Tree§, 
includinp; 
Apples ! ! Pears ! I t'lierries ! : Pluui»« ! ! 
Peaclies ! ! Apricot!<« I ! &c,, A:c., 
All of flue thrilty giowtli. aud of the most approved varieties. 
ORNAMENTAL^ TREES ! 
l)eciduous and Ever2;reen in large supply. 
GRAPE VINES. — An extensive stock, largely of the 
leading sorts, strong, well-established plants of 
Delaware! Concord! Diana! Hartford Pro- 
lific ! lonal Israeila ! Adirondac! 
*&c., &c., 
by the single vine, hundred or thousand, on the most favor- 
able terms. 
X.B,— Our vines have all been grown with special care, 
and we are confident must give the best satisfaction. 
SMALL FRUITS iu all variety. 
Currants I Oooseberries ! Raspbcrrieii ! 
Blackbei>rles ! Stra-wbcrries I Green- 
house and Bedding Plants ! 
Bulbs and Border Plants! 
A large and complete assortment of the best new and old 
varieties. 
Nurserymen, Dealers and Planters wanting special or 
assorted stock iu large or small (juantities, are invited to 
give us a call. 
"Wholesale or Descriptive Catalogues aeut on receipt of 
stamp for postage. 
T. C. MAXWELL & BROS., 
Geneva. Ontario Co., IV. Y. 
GRAPE VINES AND WOOD. 
]Miss J. L. W^A^IilNO 
Ofiers for fall and spring sales, at wholesale aud retail, her 
Stock of Vines, srown iu Pots with great care. They are prin- 
cipally of the best new varieties— lona, Israella, Adirondac, 
and Kofrers' Hvbrids; also. Delaware. Concord. Di:in;i, Re- 
becca. Allen's flybrid, Hartford Prolific. &c.. &c. The Stock 
is now open for the inspection of buyers. For Price List or 
lurther information, address Miss J. L. WARING, 
Amenia, N. Y. (Harlem K. K.) 
Waited 
A large quantity of GRAPE WOOD and GRAPE VINES, 
principally of Concord. Also lona, Delaware, Diana, Crev- 
elinp. etc.. etc. 
Persons iiavinc the same to dispose of, please state variety, 
price and quantity. Address OaAPE. Box SOiS, p. O.. 
New York Cky. 
lONA AND ISRAELLA 
VINES. 
TWENTY'-FOUR PAGE PAMPHLET. GARDEN LIST. 
VINEYARD LIST, AND CLUB-PROPOSITIONS sent for 
a two-cent stamp. 
VINEYARD LIST sent separately on application. 
Tlie VINEYARD LIST will be of interest to all who de- 
sire to plant largely, or to buy for planting Iu Vineyards. 
Prices will be found to be very low. and plants strong and 
hardy. 
The GARDEN LIST and CLUB-PROPOSITIONS offer 
vines of remarkable quality at vei-y low rates. 
I also offer some fine plants, with excellent wood for prop- 
agation, grown in houses or in open air, as may be preferred. 
The grades of these, with description and number of buds, 
and length of ripe wood, will be found In VINEYARD LIST, 
with full statement of the performance of the lONA aud 
ISRAELLA Vines the past winter, and during the present 
season. 
A New Edition of the DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 
may be expected in October, with important additions. 
C. W. GRANT, lona, 
(near Peeksklll,) WestcUester Co.. N. Y. 
lOXA GRAPE VINES. 
The great demand for these vines has iuduced tlieir propa- 
gation from green and feeble wood, which is likely to injure 
the reputation of this noble grape. 
The subscriber was so fortunate last autumn as to secure 
a selection of wood from the Vineyard of Charles M. Beach. 
Esq., whicli is probably the best in New Ensland. of same 
extent. X now offer a few thousand vines from single eyes 
of bearing wood at prices low as other eood propagators. 
Also. Israella. Delaware, Diana and other leading varieties, 
from wood o'ltained from same source. A few nice two- 
years' vines of above kinds, and a small number of bearini; 
vines with two strons canes, or two arms and spurs. I can 
offer a limited quantity of choice wood from the same vine- 
yard the present season. 
Address CHARLES S. MASON. West Hartford. Conn. 
Adirondac Grape Nursery & Vineyard, 
Superior Vines at Low Prices. 
4O,000 Adirondac Grape Vines, of one, two and three 
years. The earliest and best native grape. Also, lona, Isra- 
ella. Allen's Hvbi'id, Delaware. Diana, Concord. Crevellng, 
Cuvahojra, Hartford Proline, Maxatawny, Miles. Rebecca, 
Rogers' Hvbrld, Sherman, Union VillaEre. &c.. Arc. Sample 
Vines, securelv packed and sent by mail, when ordered. 
Descriptive aud Priced Catalosue sent frf e on application. 
JOHN W. BAILEY & CO.. 
Plattsburgh, Clinton Co., N. Y. 
C^UPERIOR GRAPE VINES for SALE.— lona, 
i^Israella. Delaware. Diana, Concord, and all the leading 
varieties! Good vines ! bv the doz. or 100. very low. Send 
lor price list. J. H- SATTERTHWAIT, Cro^^wicks, N. J. 
