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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
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SPECIAL! —'2- SPECIAL! 
lONA, — ISRAELLA, — ADIRONDAC. 
&c., &c. 
We offer for Fall Sales a large ftnrt superior Stock of these 
BEST XEW GRAPES, 
Strong, thrifty, ■\veU-establl8lied plants, with an abundance 
of root-'t. Ordci-s by Wholesnle or slng;le Vines will be 
promptly and rnrpfiilly attended to at the most reasonable 
rates. We have aI>o .; 
Lar^e Supply of Older Varieties ! 
O^la^vare r Dlann ! Concord ! Hartlord 
Prolific ! Uiiiou Village I AUeu^s 
Hybrid ! &c., Sec, 
Splendid Vines one and two years old, by the dozen, 
hnndred, or thousand, at prices that cannot fall to satisty all. 
Send stamps lor Terms and a Catalogue. 
T. C. MAXWELL & BROS., 
Geneva, Ontario Co., N. Y. 
GRAPE VINES. 
We offer for the Fall Trade a very superior lot of one and 
two years old lona, Israelhi, Adirondac, Delaware, Concord, 
Diana, Hartford Prolific, and other promising varieties, bv 
the dozen ; hundred, or tliousand. 
We have added to our previouslv large assortment, one- 
half of the stock of Vines fi>rraerly grown and sold under 
the name and Firm of I. H. Babcock & Co.. and Babcock 
& Hoag, which enables us to fill large orders of all the 
leading varieties. Price Lists post-paid to applicants. 
C. L. HOAG & CO., Lockport Grape Nurseries, 
Lockport, X. T. 
ORAPE VIXES: 
The nuderelgned offers for sale a large stock of Small 
Fruit Plants, and Grape Vines of all the leading varieties. 
Also, Grape Wood for propagation. Send at once for a 
Price Llst,//Vf. L. S. THOMPSON & CO.. 
Sandusky, Ohio. 
GRAPE VINES. 
75,000 1 year, Concord. 
30,000 1 voir, PjoUflc. 
a.OOO 2 vear, Delawai'e. 
10,000 1 ve u, Clinton. 
lona, Adirondac. Israella, Allen's Hybrid, Rogers' Hybrids, 
Nos. 13, 4, 15, la and 30, Cievellna. Diana. Rebecca, &c., &c. 
Price List sent free. .J. W. CONE, Vineland, N. .}. 
Grape Vines ! 
Dr. Rovce's thoroughly practical advices to Planters who 
would put the right vine in the ri^ht place ; with descrip- 
tive and priced List, embracing a I'nll assortment for witie 
Territon*. Also, descriptive aud priced List of Grape Cut- 
tings. Either or lioth papers mailed to any desirer's address 
on receipt of stamp directed to 
Di'. W. A. ROiXE. Newburgh, N. T. 
We offer this fall, tlie new variecies, well grown. Isabella, 
Concord, and others, grown from cuttings, in quantitie.s. 
Send for price list. FERRIS & CAY WOOD, 
Poughkeepsie, N. T. 
Orape Vines, 1,000,000 Grape Vines ! 
Also, 1.000.000 Grapevine Cuttings of Concord. Hartford, 
Delaware, Norton's Virginia. lona. Diana, aud all otiier new 
sons, of very superior quality. Cheaper th.ajj ever, for 
sale. Enquire of Dr. H. SCHROEDER, 
Bloomington, Illinois. 
10,000 Grape Vines. 
Embracing all the leading varieties, viz. : Zona, Israella. 
Concord, &c., Ac, all grown in the open air. of superior 
quality, and sold in quantities to enit pnrchasers. 
Address PETER DE PEW & SON'. 
Kyack, Rockland Co., X. Y. 
^Ve Offer 
for Sale 
laooTS, 
Grape Wood. Osage Plants, and Small Fruits. Send for 
Price List. COWDERY BROTHERS. 
Sandusky, Ohio. 
Grape Vines and IVottiin^ else. 
If yon want to get good Grape Vines, just address to J. F. 
DECIOT. Vine grower, Sing Sing, K. Y. He has the finest 
stock of grape vines you ever put your eyes on. Send for 
Price List. 
GRAPE Vines. — Delawai-e, Concord. lona, Isra- 
ella, Adirondac, Ives Seedling, and 40 othei"s. Kittatin- 
ny Blackberrv, Raspberries, Currants; Jucunda, Agricul- 
turist, aud other Strawberries, &c. Send stamp for Cata- 
logne, to GEO. W. CAMPBELL, Delaware, Ohio. 
ACE'S GRAPE VINES AND WOOD.— Adi- 
Irondac. lona, Israella, Allen'sHybrid, Rogers' Hvbrld, 
Delaware, Hartford Prolitic, Concord. <fec.. &c., and the 
Wood of the same. Send for Circular. 
B. H. MACE, Xewbnrgh, X. Y. (Adjoining Chas. Downing.) 
10NA AND OTHER GRAPE VINES, PEAR 
TREES, &c. CHARLES T. ERHARD, Hunlerspoint. 
Long Island, X. Y. 
ALSO, FOR SALE, 15 ACRES OF LAND SUITABLE 
for GARDEXEKS, In Lota to suit. 
m 
Pomona's Home Xurseries. 
PRICE LIST OF 
GRAPES. 
'43 Varieties. One eacli, $13. 
Adirondac, Allen. Conconi. (single eye; 2 yr.. transplant- 
ed and thousands of layers.) Creveling, 1 and 2 vr., Cuyaho- 
ga, Canby's August. Delaware, (1 and 2 yr., and layers, ex- 
tra. Xos. 1, 2 and ;J. large stock,) Diana, 1 and 2 yr., Elsing- 
burL', 1 and 2 yr.. Herbemont, lona, 1 and 2 vr.. Israella, lay- 
ers, Maxataw'ne.v, Mont<romerv, Xorthern ^I^scadine, layers, 
Norton's Virginia, Hartford, davers, and 1 and 3 yr., smgle 
eye,) Rebecca. 2 vr., Rogers' Hvorids, Nos- 4, 13, and 19, Tav- 
lor, (layers and single eye,) Union Village, 1 and 2 year- 
RASPBERRIES. 
PniLADELPniA.— Be-t Hurdv RaspbeiTy known. 1, 4.^c. ; 
2, 750.; 3, $1 ; 6, $1.75; 12, ¥3; 25. $0. 
Belle de Fontenav, Black Cap, Fastolff. Hudson River. 
Antwerp, 3. 30c. ; 6. oOc. ; 12, 7^c. ; 2.% $1.50 ; 50, $2.75. 
Brinkle's Orange, , Wilder, Franconia, French, 3,40c.: 6. 
60e.; 12, $1; 25, $2; 50, $3.50. 
Catawissa, Hornet, 3, 60c.; 6. $1. 
Eleven varieties, 3 each. $4 S ; <i. $■?>= : 12, $13 ; 25, $26 ; .50, $45. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
Wilson's Early.— The best Early Blackberry, $1.50 each ; 
3 for 14.25; 6, $8 ; ov ?ln per dozen. 
Kochelle, Dorchester, and Thornless, 3 for 35c. ; 6,50c.; 
13,70c.; ;5, *1.40; 50. ^i.'o. 
CURRANTS by Mail. 
GOOSEBERRIES by Mall. 
ROSES by Mntl. 
FLO-WERING SHRUBS by SInll. 
FLOWERIXG PLAIVTS by Blail. 
SEE CATALOGUE. 
It is not too Late to Plant STRAWBERRIES. 
Ageicultttrtst, Fillmore. Frexcii, Brooklyn Scar- 
let, S^riTH's Buff.alo. Col. Ellsworth, Green Prolific, 
Georgia .MvilMOTn, Monitor, 6, 40c. ; 13, fiOc. ; 25, 90c. ■ 50, 
il..50; 101), f2.50; 2.50, $.5.00. 
Boston Pine, Crimson Favorite, Jenny Lind,Lennig's 
White, P>U3SELL, 6, 85c. ; 12, 40c. ; 25, 60c. ; 50, «I ; 100, S1.50 ; 
250, $3.00. 
BrRR's Xew Pine, Downer's Prolific, Wilson, 6, 20c. ; 
12. 30c. ; 25, 45c. : 50, 70c. ; 100, $1.10; 250, $2.20. 
LaCONSTANTE, r„45c. ; 12, 70c. ; 25, $1.10; .50, $2 ; 100, .$3.00. 
Triompue de Gand and Victoria, G, 25c. ; 13. 40c. ; 25, 
55c. ; 50, 75c. ; 100, $1.30 ; 250, $2.75. Trlomphe de Gand, 500, 
$4..50; 1000, .$S.O0. 
JucFNDA, " Knox's 700."— Large Stock of fine plants, 
6, 60c.; 12, $1 : 25, $1.75; 50, $3.00; 100, $5.00. 
Three each of .above 21 varieties, $4; 6 each, $6.50; 12 each, 
$10; 25 each, $15; 50 each, $24; 100 each, $10. All orders 
must be for $1, or more. 
inauual of Grape Culture, Illustrated. 
Also elves directions for planting and training all small 
frnits. Sent free to every person. AVe don't sell our Cat- 
alogue, it's plants we want to sell. Order early, as the en- 
quiry for plants is brisk. Earlv orders have the advanta<re. 
Plant Strawberries from Sept. 30, to Oct. 20, and have half a 
crop next Spring. Address 
J. H. POSTER, Jr., 
Box 660. West Kewton. 
Westmoreland Co., Pa. 
P. S.— When sending for plants don't order them bv return 
mail, as some have desired Strawberry Plants sent in Julv, 
and one order wanted Vines sent in August. 
so,ooo 
lONA VINES. 
Delaware. Diana, Concord, Hartford Prolific, Creveling:, 
Rogers' Hybrid, Israella, Ac, from eyes and layers. Also 
lona eyes. Address 
A. MERRELL, Geneva. K. T. 
Grape Vines. 
BEALS & SKOW. Greenfield. Mass., offer for the fall 
trade a splendid lot of Extra Delaware, Concord, Hartford 
Prolific, and Crevelin? layers. Also two years' old lona, 
Israella, and Adirondac. 
One year old vines of all the best varieties s;rown from 
single eyes, in open border, fine, healthv plants. Call and 
examine our vines, or send tor price list. Address with 
stamp. BEALS & SNOW, Greenfield. Mass. 
By JAMES F. C. HYDE, 
AtrrTioxEKF. AND Real Estate Agency, 
2 Court Square, Boston. 
DORCHESTER NURSERIES. 
"WHolesale Anctiou of Trees, Vines, *Scc. 
370,000 PEAR TREES. 2 to 1 years. 
25,000 GRAPE VINES. 2 years, very fine. 
50,000 APPLE TREES, CURRANTS and SHRCBS. 
Commencinc; 'Wednesday, Oct. 3d, at 9 o'clock, on 
Columbia street ; if the weather is stormy, the next fair day. 
Grove Hall Horse Cars leave Tremont street, Boston, 
every half hour. WILDER & BAKER, 
Dorchester, Mass. 
READING IVIJRSERT. 
50 Varieties Hardv Grapes. Small Fruits, old and new 
varieties. Pear, Apple, Peacli, Plum and Cherrv Trees. Cur- 
rants. Goooseberries. &c. S.'i.OOO Evergreen Trees. 6 inches to 
10 feet. 30 kinds Strawberrv plants. 1 and 2 vear Creveling 
grape vines. |;25 to $40 per 100. 12.000 vines No. 19. Rogers* 
Hybrid grape, 1 to 3 years. ?30 to $7.i per 100. Sept. 1st, No. 
19 is as much colored as any grape in mv collection. Other 
numbers of Rosei-s' Hybi-ids at fair rates. Dracut Amber 
grape is a favorite. c;reat bearer, much the earliest ripe of 
any kind I grow. Priced Catnloixue by mail. 
J. W. MANNIKg, Reading, Mass. 
aRAPE VINES. 
5000 one year old Delaware Vines for sale, bv 
I. J. SIMONSON', 5SCortlandt-3t., N'ew York. 
I OX A GRAPE VINES, 2 years old, raised in op>>7i 
ail'. Israella, Delaware, &c. Send stamp now for prices 
and valuable informalioti. Address 
A. HAMMOND, Geneva, N. T. 
pRO«r <& CO., 
GENESEE VALLEY JVURSERIES, 
ROGHESTEB, N. T. 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Slirnb**, 
A'^lnes, Kvergreeus, Ac, for the 
Antnmn of 1 8G6. 
We invite the attention of all those wishing to purchase, 
in large or small quantities, to our extensive and well-grown 
Stock, whicli we offer to the Trade this fall. 
Our StocK of Peiirs and Apples are tiHC- 
qnaled in tlie Uiiitcfl States. 
Send for our several Catalogues which gives full descrip- 
tion In each department. Enclose l.'ic. stamps for the set, 
or 3c. for each. 
Nos. 1 and 2, Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit and Orna- 
mental Trees, Shrubs, Roses. &c. 
No. 3, Green house and Bedding Plants, Dahlias, Sec. 
No. 4, Wholesale or Trade List. 
Nos. 5 and 6. Bulbs, Flower Seeds, &c. 
Address FROST & CO., Rochester, N. V. 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grape 
Vines, &e., 
at Loivest Wholesale rates; including Pears. 
Standai*d and Dwarf; Apples, Standard aud 
D^varf ; Clierries, Standard and Dwarf; 
Plums, Peaelies, Apricots and Nectarines, 
A splendid lot of lona, Israella, and Adirondac 
Grape Vines, very healthy, strong, and well 
rooted. Fine plants of Dcla-\vare, Diana, Concord, 
Hartford Prolific, Creveling, Allen's Hybrid. 
and other Grape Vines. 
English Gooseberries, Downing's Mulber- 
ries, and all other Small Fruits, Roses, Evci-- 
gi-cens. Seedlings, dtc, <fcc. All of the finest quality, 
and grown upon strong, heavy, well-drained soil. 
We invite correspondence, or the personal examination of 
all purcliasers. 
Send Stamp for Price List. 
BRONSOX, GRAVES & SELOVER, 
Washingtox Street Nuesekiks, 
GENEVA, N. T, ^ 
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY. 
15th year; 8 large Green-houses; 27.T acres Fruit, Orna- 
mental and Nurserv Stock, a very complete assortment, 
Including 
500,000 Apple, of which 100,000 1 year, lOCO, $50. 
150,000 Pear, of which 50,000 I year, Stand.. 1000, $100. 
500,000 Grape, largely Concord layers, Catawba, Clin- 
ton. Delaware, Hartford, Ives, lona, Rogers', &c. 
500,000 Apple Stocks, 1 and 2 year, $10 and $15. 
500,000 Apple Root Grafts in winter. 10,000, $h 0. 
150,000 Stocks, Quince, Pear, Plum, Mahaleb. &c. 
10,000 Rhubarb. 
100,000 Strawberry, JO sorts. 
1,000,000 Osage Orange, 1000 1st class. $? ; 200,000. $4:.0. 
500,000 Evergreens, mostly medium and small. 
1.50,000 Ornamental Trees, large and small. 
3,000 Althoa, superb double, named, 100, 2 feet, $12. 
10,000 Deutzia, Euonymous, Honeysuckle, Lilac, 
Snowball, Spireas, Syringeas. Tamarix, Wigelia, all 
fine, medium size, 100, $6 to $12. 
30,000 Roses, all classes, old and new sorts. 
30,000 Hardy Bulbs for fall planting. Tulips. Hya- 
cinths, Green-house Plants, &c. 
Catalogues.— Wholesale and Retail sent fori red stamp 
each. P. K. PHCENIX, 
Bloomington' Nursery, McLean Co.. 111. 
Po'keepsie Small-Fnut Nursery. 
All persons desirous of purchasing the newest and choicest 
varieties of Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Goose- 
berries, Cui-rants and Qy-apes, nre requested to send for 
price list. The quality of our plants can not be surpassed, 
as letters from customers in all section* amply testify. 
Address EDWIN MARSHALL. Po'keepsie, N. Y. \ 
XURSERY STOCK— VERY X^OMV. 
Desiring to devote mv undivided attention to the growini^- 
of Seeds jyid Small Fruits, I offer tlie balance of my Nl^Ii- 
SERT STOCK, including Fruit and Ornamental Trees 
Shrubs. Vines. &c.. at very low rates. An extra finclot of 
Ameiican Arbor Vitae, of various sizes, from seed. Call and 
examine, or address FRANCIS BRILL. Newark, N. J. 
O^ A tf~lfl A APPLE TREES, Two to 'four 
^vvF9^_Fl_Flf years IVom the bud. For thrift and 
beantv we believe them nnsujrpassed. 
75,Q00 Peach Trees, one vear fi-oni the bud. 
30,000 Concord and Hartford Prolific Grape Vines, ^ 
And a general assortment of otlier Nurserv Stock, 
Address STEPHEN HOtT & SONS, 
New Canaan, Conn. 
EACH TREES — 10,000 EXTRA FINE, 
mostly Hale's Earlv, one 3-ear old. Come and see them, 
or for prices address " FRANCIS BRILL, 
Newark, New Jersey. 
iTRAWBERRY PLANTS, GRAPE VINES, &c. 
"Fine well rooted plants, packed and shipped In good 
— )n's Albany. *5 per 1000. Send for Price List. , 
O. J. TaLSON, HlghUnd, Ulster Co., N. T, / 
order. Wilson's Albany, 
