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AMERIdAN AORICULTURISl'. 
357 
Lock 8titch ^e«riii^ machine, 
For Families and Mannfacturers. 
THE HOWE MACHINE CO., 
No. 629 Broadway, New-York. 
Children's Bazaar and Depot 
for Spring HoracR. Ciinteilng Hnrsps, Splf-operatlng Swings, 
Brown's Ealiy 'I'cnder, Driiin», Sleds nnd Tov5. 
LEWIS TinB.^LS, 
510 Broridwav, dirpctlv opposite St. Nicholas Hotel. 
Send stamp for circular, 
$20. G-. &, S. CRYSTAL D. P. $20. 
$1000 
A ycav can be realized ciMini' find putting up 
the Crystal Door Phitc. Ai:eiit.s wiinted. Slock, 
Tools, and Iiistrnctiona cost .■?:0. L. L. TODD 
& CO., SU Nassiiu-sirect, New-York. 
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. 
Staimiiejing' 
Cured bv Bates' Pa'ent Appliance^. For descriptive pam- 
phlet, etc,; Address H. C. L. ^lEAUS. 277 West 23d-st.. >.". Y. 
INVALID'S TRAVELING 
CHAIRS, for in or oat-door use. 
Prices, f20 to §50. Tliose like tlio 
cut, §35 to $35, light and strong. 
Can be propelled by the hands.— 
FATKNT CANTKIiiNG HOUSKS, 
for out-door exercise :ind amuse 
ment. Everv boy and girl wants 
one, prices ^13 to* ¥'r>. Send stamp 
for circular. Children's Carriagea, 
Horses, Kocklnji Chairs, etc. 
S. W. SMITH. 
90 WUUamst., Xew-Tork. 
GRAPE VINES, &.c. 
Vines of srood qnality of any of the followinfr varieties will 
bo sent post-paid to the address of anv person sending the 
annexed 
Adir 
ed price lor each, in sums of not less than $1. 
ondac, lona and Israella. §2: iona, .; years. $3; 
Allen's 
Hybrid, i;o;;ers' Hybrids and Cuyahoisa, 75 cents. Creveling. 
iliixatuwnv and I-tebecca, SO cents. Delaware. 33 cei.ts. Hart- 
ford Prolil\c and Diana, Concord, Hi cents. Concord, 'i years. 
33 cents, Clinton. 10 cents, Clinton. 2 years. IG cents. 
New variegated Japan Honeysuckle, 50 cenls, New Japan 
Judas Tree,>i.0O. 
MAHLON MOON, Morrlevllle. 
Bucks Co„ Penn. 
100,000 GM?.A.I»ES, 
Including all the best sorts for Vineyards or private lands, 
at the lowest rates. Sent by Express, or prepaid by mail, 
carefully packoii. Agents wanted. Catalogues to any Ad- 
flrPs^. n. M. WATSOX, Old Colony Nurseries, 
Plymouth, Mass. 
Grape Vines and Grape Wood for Sale. 
Adiron'dac, Ioka, Tsraella, Allen's HrBRru, Dela- 
VARES, (vnd the tcood of the same. 
n. n. MACE, (adjoining Chas. Downing:.) 
Xewburgh, N, T. 
Peach Farm for Sale, 170 Acres, 3500 Trees in 3d 
years ::;rowth,.'i0 miles soulli of Phll'a.. and IK miles from 
(forth East Depot, Cecil Co.. Md.. on tlie Phil'a., Wilmington 
iind Bait. K. i:.. huid all lavs to tlie sonth. Beautiful view of 
Cars and River. Address C. STEIiX, AVVmin^ton. Delaware. 
APPLE SEED OF FIRST QUALITY, THE 
erowtU of 190.^. for sale hv 
JAMES A. UOOT, Skaneateles, N. T. 
GRAPE VINES. 
All my business is to grow 
GRAPE VINES 
and sell only what I i^vow. 
The Grape Vines grown under the Firm of J. F. DELICT 
& RYDER, were all grown by J. F. DELIOT; it must be 
understood that 1 -warrant true to name only the 
Gri'ape "V^ines 
sold by 
Send for Catalogue to 
J. F. DEL.IOT, 
^ing Siug^ 
IX. Y. 
Orape Vines for Vineyards. 
Concord, 50.000 one year old cuttings in open air, as large 
fta vines usually are at two years, rows four feet apart, stocky 
at the ground, |«.00 per 100 ; $75,000 per 1000. 
Two years old, $','0.00 per 100. Also tlie Montgomery, the 
largest hardy white grape in cultivation. The vines need a 
little ijrotection during winter, as doallothersin the latitude 
of Po'keepsie. An unparalleled grower and bearer, a seed- 
ling of the White Chasselas. clusters often weighing two 
pounds. .$1.00 each; ^75.00 per 100. 
30,000 of the other most desirable varieties at usual rates, 
the leading kinds predominatiug. 
Send for price list. 
FERRIS & CArWOOD, 
Po'keepsie, N. Y. 
THE lilTT^VTITVrVY. 
AVhttt is Said of it, and ^\Tio Says it. 
"Size of berry Ailly equal but rather larger ahan Rochelle), 
decidedly sweeter, and an acquisition to Ihi« class of fruits. 
/ consider it the BEST BUickberry I have yet sem."~ 
Charles Downixg. 
"I believe it to be the 7?jE',S7' Blackherrv I know of. and 
shall take great pleasure In recommending it to my friends." 
— Wm. S. Carpentkk. 
"Berries longer and more irregular than New Rochelle; 
we measured several an inch-and-a-half long, and 3 inches 
In circumference. Small seeds, juicy, sweet, with a true 
Blackberry flavor. The fruit possesses the great advantage 
that It does not need to be over-ripe In order to be eatable, 
but while Btill hard enou;;li to send to market, it is sweet 
and fit for the V^kXAq"— American Agriculturi^it. 
"Equal to New Rochelle In size and productiveness, much 
superior In flavor, and ripens a few clavs earlier."— Wm. A. 
FiTCU, Associate Editor American Agr{cuUu7'ist. 
"Superior, sweeter, and better flavor than Rochelle,"— 
Dr. I. P. Tkimele. 
For originals of above and others, prices, &c., 
Address with stamp. E. "WILLIAMS, Mont Clair, N. J. 
STANUARU PEARN, 3 to 4 years, very 
strong and fine. Good a^i^ortment cif varieties. 
Dwarf Pears. 2 to 3 years. Very tUncky and strong. 
Apples— Standard and Dwarf, thrifty. 
Cherries, 1 and 'I years. Plums, 2 and 3 years. 
Peaches, l year. 
SMALL FRUITS.- Agriccxturist, and other Strawber- 
ries, Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. Roses, (feo. 
We have paid special attention to the cultivation of the 
New Hardy Grapes, and oll'er strong, well-grown plants 
of loxA, Adirondac. and Israella. by tlie "lOO or 1000 at 
low rates. Also, Delaware. Concord, Diana, Rebecca, 
Allen's Hybrid, Hartford Prolific, Rogers' Hybrids, 
Creveling. and nearly all the valuable kinds. Also a 
splendid lot of Delaware and Diana Layers, many of 
them with 6 feet bearing wood. 
Address with stamp, for Price List. 
BRONSON, GRAVES & SELOVER, 
Washingtou-st. Nursery, GENEVA. N. Y. 
Seeds ! Bulbs ! ! Plants ! ! ! 
WILLIAM HACKER, 
Office 253 South Third St., 
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
Wholesale Dealer In Seeds, and Agent for the best English, 
French, and German growers. Hyacinths. Tulips, Crocus and 
other Bulbs direct irom the Holland growers. Countrv mer- 
chants. Dealers and Druggists eupplied at the lowest "rates. 
Dutch Bulbs. 
Hyacinths, named, donble and single, all colors, 25c. 
to (;i each. Mixed, $1.5o per dozen. Tiilips. named. Sc. 
to 25 cents each. Mixed, 75 cents per dozen. Crocns, in 
color. 25 cents per dozen. Jl.'iO per 100. Mixed, 20 cents per 
dozen, $1 per 100. Cro\**n Imperials, 50 cts. Japan 
Lilies, Rubrum and Roseuni, 50 cts.: Album, 50 to 75 cents. 
Sent bv mall post-paid, on receipt of pi*ice. 
BlilLL &. KUMEULE, 153 Broad-st,, Newark, N. J. 
The PliilacloSphia Raspberry. 
Wilson's Early Blackberry. 
Best Selected Stran'berrieH. 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Vincj, A.sparagus and Rhu- 
barb Plants. Send for Catalogues gratis. 
WILLIAM PARKY, Clnuaminson, N. J. 
CATALOGl'KS, Avith PRICES of JAPAN 
LILIES. STRAWBERRY PLANTS. FRUIT and ORNA- 
MENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, &C.. gratis, bv 
Addressin; FRANCIS BRILL. 
Newark, New Jersey. 
AUCTION 
SALE or 
GUi A F E ^ I IV E S. 
30,000 lOIVA. 
30,000 DEIiAWARE. 
3o,000 COXCORB. 
With smaller lots of Israella, Adirondac, and other 
new kinds, will he sold at Public Auction, on tlie grounds of 
PARSONS &L CO., 
at 
FINISHING, near ]Vew-York, 
OH 1VEI»KSI>AY, 
3>a'o-\7'©aaa.l3ox" S, a.* H .^^.3VC. 
These Vines will comprise the best of their stock, and 
Inferior plants will be carefully excluded. 
A description of their character will be found in the gen- 
eral advertisement of 
IPar^oxis &: Co., 
in the October number of the Agriculturist. 
Nurserymen and Vineyard growers are especially In- 
vited to avail themselves of this unusual opportunity to 
obtain flue iilants. 
The Boat in connection with the Flushing Railroad, will 
leave James Slip and Slth-Street New York, at 8, 0, and 
II o'cloclc A. M, 
DELAWARE ' 
AND 
lONA VINES. 
Pari§oiis & C'©,, 
OfftT for the Autumn trfide, 
13ela>vai*e Gri*a,pe ^"ines, 
-It the following lo\y prices: 
No. 1, extra strong, §30 per 100.— 8250 per 1000. 
$3,000 per 10,000. 
No. 3, fine pLiuts, $20 per 100.— §150 per 1000. 
$1200 per 10,000. 
lOIVA, INRAEM^A, 
anil 
ADSRO.IIIJAC, 
No. 1, J2.00 each ; $is.00 per do.-:.; $100 per iCO. 
No. 2, ^l.,™ each; $15.00 per doz. ; J.SO per 100. 
lOSTA— No. 3, $50 per 100. 
Our No. 1 lona, iire very stronjr, extr.t plants. 
COXCORD VIKES, 
e^l2 00 per 100 ; $75 00 per 1000 ; 
$700 per 10,000. 
Wo also offer fine pl.ants of all the sorts of vhies nnially 
grown. Also 
PEAR, APPLE 
and other 
FRUIT TREE^ 
'of the best varieties. 
orname^tai. trees 
and 
SHRUBS. 
ROSES, Hybrid Perpctuals, at $50 per 100 ; $173 per 1000. 
These arc all Reniont.ints, of the best varieties, upon 
their own roots, not budded or grafted. 
Address PARSOXS & CO., 
Flustliing-, IV. \. 
CRANBERRY PLANTS.— MOKE OF THE same 
kind for sale By 
Doct. E. H. STEVENS 
Essex, Conn. 
