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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[April, 
FRUIT 
TREES AND PLANTS, 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, 
AND 
EXOTIC PLANTS. 
PARSONS & CO. 
Invite the attention of buyers to their stock, 
■which is in vigorous health, and of large size. 
They offer all kinds at rates, which for size 
and excellence, are as low as they can any- 
where be purchased. 
They can sell trees, etc., by the hundred : 
Apples at $14. Plums at $30. 
Fears at $28. Peaches at $10. 
Cherries at $25. Strawberries. 
Concord Grapes, 4 years, at $25. 
Delaware and oilier hardy Grapes. 
Exotic Grape Tines, strong growth. 
Small Fruits of the newest sorts. 
Linnaeus Rhiibarb by the 1000. 
Their ORNAMENTAL TREES for Streets 
and Lawns are of large size and fine form. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS in quantities for 
massing, at ver}' low prices. 
ROSES and EXOTIC PLANTS of the new 
and choice varieties. 
Catalogues fiu-iiislicd on application 
No orders will be sure of attention, unless ad- 
dressed to us by mail, at FLUSHING, 
near NEW-YORK. 
The New-Jersey Nursery and 
Seed Farm. 
The proprietor of this establishment offers for sale, at 
wholesale and retail, a general assortment of well-crown 
Nueseey Stock, consisting in part of Standard and Dwarf 
Fuuit Trees, Ornamental trees and Shrubs, Grape 
Vines, Strawberry, Blackberry, Raspberry, and other 
Fruit Bushes. 
Vegetable Plants of all kinds in their seasons, 
Lawton Blackberry, very low by the thousand. 
8uince Stocks, extra line, grown from stools. 
sage Orange, for hedging, 2 years old, transplanted, 
very fine. 
Japan Lilies, a very large and fine stock. 
GARDEN SEEDS, exclusively of my own growing, and 
warranted fresh and genuine. 
For wholesale and retail catalogues, grails, address 
FRANCIS BRILL, Newark, N. J. 
FRUIT TREES AND SMALL FRUITS— CHEAP. 
Pears, Apples, Plums, Cherries, Peaches. Apricots, Figs, 
and all kinds of Fruit Trees. Grapes (350 kinds). Strawber- 
ries (200 kinds), Currants, Raspberries, Cranberries, Rhubarb, 
and all small fruits at lowest rates. All kinds of Ornamental 
Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Bulbs, &c. In short everything from 
the largest tree to the smallest plant supplied at lowest 
prices. PRINCE & CO., Flushing, N. Y. 
Pear Trees. 
2000 French Pear Trees will arrive this month from France. 
For sale by the 100. Address SHEPPARD & SEWARD, 
211 Pearl-st., New-York. 
Gladiolus. Gladiolus. 
SPLENDID FRENCH AND BELGIAN HYBRIDS, OVER 
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY VARIETIES, at prices 
varying from $'.'.ni) to $a»i.00 per dozen. 
SENT BY HAIL POST-PAID, to all of the Loyal States. 
Descriptive Catalogues, with directions for culture, mailed 
to any address enclosing a stamp. 
B. K. BLISS, Springfield, Mass. 
5O.000 Linnaeus Rhubarb 
At $18,00 per thousand, 
lfor sale by KING & MURRAY, 
Flushing, L. I., near New-York. 
Strawberry Plants. 
We have taken special pains to procure and preserve 
our varieties true to name. We cultivate our plants with 
the same care we do our fruit, and all sent out by us are 
not only of the best quality, but we guarantee liiein to be 
genuine. We offer the following at 35 els. per doz. $1 per 
100 i $5 per 1000. Alpine Wood, white and red, Boston 
Pine, (same as Bartlett,) Brighton Pine, Baltimore Scar- 
let, Burr's New Pine, Cutter's Seedling, Downer, Ilovey, 
Hooker, Jenny Lind, McAvoy's Superior, Moyamensing, 
Wilson's Albany, and many others. 
The following at 50 cts. per doz.; $1 per 100; $7.50 per 1000. 
Due de Brabant, Jessie Read, Nirnrod, Trollopes' Vic- 
toria, Trioinplie de Gand, Vicomptesse Hericart de Thury, 
4c. 
The following at 50 cts. per doz.; $2 per 100 ; $10 per 1000. 
Alpine Bush, white and red, British Queen, Bicton 
Pine, Georgia Mammoth, &c. 
The following at 50 cts. per doz.; $3 per 100 ; $5 per 
200 ; $20 per 1000. 
Golden Seeded, Fillmore, Kitley's Goliath, Princess 
Royal, etc. 
Plants by Mail. 
We will not send hereafter less than one dollar's worth 
of plants by mail, nor less than one dozen of any one 
kind, and in alt cases at the price per dozen, except as 
designated below: 
For $1 we will send one dozen each of any three kinds 
offered at 35 cents per dozen. For $2 we will send one 
dozen each of Triomphe de Gand, Fillmore, Trollope's 
Victoria, Wilson's Albany and Burr's New Pine. These 
five kinds embrace the different seasons of ripening, and 
are all favorites with us. 
For prices of Select Lists, see our Circular. 
J. KNOX. 
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Russell's Strawberry. 
This great Strawberry, combining all the good qualities of 
"Longworth's Prolific, and McAvoy's Superior, added to 
enormous size, possesses all the properties to make it the 
best strawberry vet known, after six years' trial, being the 
largest and most prolific bearer, with an exceeding rich 
aroma— full of vinous juice, and for rtcliclousness unsurpas- 
sed— very hardv in its growth, enduring 6evere lrost. It is 
not only a pistillate but a sUmiinate. 
John J. Thomas, editor of the Country Gentleman, Albany, 
who personally examined the beds in bearing, says, July 3, 
1SH2.— "It appears to come up fully to all that is said in its 
favor On comparing it with the Wilson, the Russel was found 
to be, so far as we could judge, even more productive than 
that lamed proline variety, about equally firm in flesh, near- 
ly double in size, and greatlv superior in flavor. II its good 
qualities are maintained after it has been fully tried in difler- 
eut localities, it will not be surpassed, and perhaps not 
equalled bv any other sort. „ , ^ 
Fine Plants now offered at $3.00 per dozen, C ash to ac- 
company orders. Address GEO. CLAPP. 
Auburn, N. Y., March 2, 1863. Auburn, N. Y. 
New and Splendid Varieties of 
Strawberries. 
RUSSELL'S GREAT PROLIFIC. This Is believed to be 
the largest and best Strawberry ever introduced. Berries 
over six inches in circumference, very productive andot the 
flnest flavor. Price $3 per dozen. 
The following three varieties are the prize berrh'B of Eu- 
rope for 1862. They are of enormous size, weighing from 
one to two ounces each. — ™™ „ 
EmpreBS Eugenie, Margarite, Princess Frederick w illiam, 
Price $2 per dozen. t ■ „_ _ . 
La Constante, Oscar, Victory, Wizard of theNorth, Wonder- 
ful Prince of Wales, Filbert Pine, Crimson Queen, Bonte de 
St. Julien, and Honneur de Belgique, at 75 cts. per dozen, or 
the ten varieties for *5. 
These are selected from over 100 varieties, and arebelleved 
to be of great excellence. 
Great 'Austin, Triomphe de Gand, Bartlett, Downers Pro- 
lific, and Pyramidal Chili, at $1 per 100, or $li per 1000. 
All order's addressed to WM. S. CARPENTER, 
329 Greenwich-st., New-York. 
GET THE BEST STRAWBERRIES. 
The most productive are Wilson's and Downer's, Price 
75 cts. per 100. (5 per 1000. 
The largest and handsomest Is Triomphe de Gand, Price, 
$1 per 100, $5 per 1000. , _ 
The richest and best flavored is Bartlett and W ard s Favor- 
ite, price *l per 100, $7 per 1000. 
Other varieties, witll a good Btock of Currants, Raspber- 
ries, Grapes, and Blackberries, at equally low rates. Address 
" ' MS, Montclair P. O., West Bloomfleld, N. J. 
E. WILLIAMS, 
1,000,000 Strawberry Plants for 
SALE The Great Austin or Shaker Seedling, at $5 per 1000. 
Trioninhe de Gand and Wilson's Albany at *:S per 1OU0. Ho- 
vey Seedling and Ladvnnger variety, at $2 per 1000. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
Grape Hoots. 
I offer for sale 00,000 Isabella and Catawba one year old 
roots, of good quality, from Island Cuttings. Address 
H. C. HUNTINGTON, Sandusky, O. 
FOR SALE. CRANBERRY PLANTS— SEE 
CIRCULAR.— Also Le llcrtln. Versellalse. D'Angers, 
and other varieties of Currants, and all kinds of nursery 
Btock. Apply to F. TROWBRIDGE. Mllford, Ct. 
Also, GRAFTING) WAX, put up iu small rolls for retailing 
KING & MURRAY, Flushing, Long Island, Jf. Y. 
FRUIT & ORNiMTAL TREES. 
EVERGREENS AND SHRUBS. 
GRAPES AND SMALL FRUITS of all kinds. 
HEDGE PLANTS, Arc. 
Pears of fine quality, at $2S per hundred. 
Apples, do. do. $12 per hundred. 
Cherries, do. do. $16 per hundred. 
Pears, Apples, and Cherries of LARGE SIZE, 
at proportionate prices. 
Plums of fine quality, at $30 per hundred. 
Peaches, $8 to $10 per 100, and $60 per 1000. 
Arbor Vltse for Hedges, at $12 to $15 per hundred. 
Osage Orange and other Hedge Plants at low 
prices per thousand. 
Ornamental Trees of extra large size for Streets 
and Avenues. 
Ornamental Trees, Evergreens and Shrubs 
in quantities, for Lawns, Parks, and Cemeteries, at 
very low prices. 
KING & MURRAY, 
Flushing, L. I., near New- York. 
£*?" CATALOGUES GRATIS. 
Brackett's Seedling Grape. 
Price $3 each, 
Parsons & Co., Flushing, N. Y., 
Offer this fine new grape, tbe produce of Union Village, 
crossed with a foreign variety. It ripens about Sept. 10th. 
The report of the Massachusetts Hort. Society thus de- 
scribes it: 
" It was a large, round, black Grape, heavy bloom, largo 
bunches, thin skin, little or no pulp, juicy, sweet, and very 
vinous,— Those of the Committee who tasted of it, formed 
the highest opinion of its value, and it seemed to them the 
best and by far the most promising new hardy grape- that had 
been brought to their notice." 
FOREIGN GRAPES FOR VINERIES. 
"We offer this Spring a large stock of Foreign Grapes, well 
grown and well ripened plants in pots, embracing the old 
standard sorts, and the following superior new varieties : 
Austrian Muscat, Lady Downs, 
Bidwell's Seedling, Muscat Ottonel, 
Bowood Muscat, Muscat St. Laurent, 
Buckland's Sweetwater, Muscat Hamburg, 
Chussclas Vibert, Stock wood Gulden 
Hamburg, 
Early Malingre, Trentham Black, 
Ac., &c., &c„ 
For a full list of varieties and prices, as well as for lists and 
prlcesof Hardy Grapes, see our Catologue No. 4. See also 
general Advertisement. ELLtVANGER & BAKKY, 
Rochester, March, 1SG3. Mount Hope Nurseries. 
Concoi'd Grape Vines. 
Our stock of vines of this justly popular grape is very 
large and superior, which we offer at: 
25 cts. each; $2.50per doz.; $12.50per 100 ; $100 per 1000. 
For prices of Delaware, and many other kinds, see 
our Circular which will be sent to all applicants (ree of 
charge. J. KNOX. 
Box 155. Pittsburgh, Pa. 
The Adirondac Grape. 
The earliest and best native Grape, ripening two weeks 
before the Delaware, possessing a most delicious tlavor, in 
fact, equal to the most delicate vinery grape. 
Vines sent by Express, securely packed in sealed boxes. 
Yearling Vines will be sent by mail to any part of the U. S. 
on receipt of the price of the vine, and six cents P. O. 
Stamps. Address JOHN W. BAILEY, 
March 1st. Pittsburgh, Clinton Co,, N. Y. 
RUE DELAWARE GRAPE VINES, propa- 
gated from the original vine. Also Concord, Diana, 
Rebecca, Hartlord Prolific, Creveling, Allen's and Rogers 
new hvbrids, and all other valuable varieties, new and old. 
Down Ing's Everbearing Mulberry, Raspberries, Strawberries, 
&c. Seud for Descriptive Lists. 
GEORGE "\V. CAMPBELL, Delaware, Ohio. 
Grapes, &c., by Mail. 
Persons at a distance can have Grape Tines, Strawherrles, 
and all sinail articles carefullv packed and sent by Mail, uy 
PRINCE & CO., Flushing, N. T. 
