1869.] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
391 
THE HOVNTYERNON, 
A SPLENDID NEW WINTER FEAR, 
THE BEST OF ITS SEASON. 
Is now offered to the public, for tbe first time, at the loflow- 
isonable prices, viz. : 
Standards— l-year-old, $2.00 each, $19 per doz. 
S-year-old 230 " W 
Dwarfs— 1-year-old 1.30 " 15 
2-year-old 2.00 " 20 
This new iruit is vouched f"i- bythc Hon.M. P. 'Wilder, 
President of the A hi. Poiitolagjcal Society ; Jas, F. i'. Hyde, 
i ^.j.. President of Mass. II "it. Society; Henry Ward needier, 
ana others. 
A 1I.AE COLORED PLATE 
Will he famished, gratis, together with a Circular, giving 
t a lull list of testimonials. 
Add WHI. S. LITTLE, 
Commercial JVurscries. 
Rochester, \. Y. 
Blooming ton Nursery, 
500 Acres. 18tli Year, 10 Green-houses. 
Fruit, ornamental, and Nursery Stock, immense and re- 
liable assortment very low tor cash. 
Apples— including most magnificent stock of yearlings— 
also hardy Northern sorts. Bach as Duchess Oldenburg, 
llislop. Transcendent, and other Crab-apples, i.-~. ;i nd 3 year. 
Pewii' .. /' a -. ' ; i rt ■■■ ■■■. Plums, Quinces, Grapes, forest 
and Evergreen Trees, Nursery Stocks, Osage Orange ll-i-s-' 
Plants, Routes, own roots, Tulips, Hyaexaths, Narcissus, 
Iris.Sguws, tHies—Spectoswn, Auratum, dbc 
Also superior colored plates of Fruits and Flowers. 
Send 10 cents for Catalogues. 
F. K. PHOCNIX. Cloomingtou, McLean Co., 111. 
WOLF CREEK NURSERY.— i,000 2 & 3-year 
E. May, and other cherry trees. 75,000 Peach, includ- 
ing Van Buren's Golden Dwarf; and general Nursery Stock. 
Catalogues r c. JOHN "WAMPLF.i:. 
Trotwood, Montgomery Co., Ohio. 
Salem Grape IVursery 
Removed to Lockport. N. Y. M'HVVh) Plants for sale, com- 
prising the entire Harris Stock, both the transplanted ami 
the propagation from his thirty-acre vineyard at Salem-ou- 
Erie, all which we purchased last spring. B'\irin^ vines of 
Salem this year, in our vinevard, are perfectly healthy, 
while Concord is aft'ected with "both mildew and rot. Good 
Judges claim this as '■ rh- 1 best ol all red Grapes."' A large 
6tock of nil leading varieties at low 
For Price Li-t address 
I. II. BABCOCK & CO., Lockport, N. Y. 
Moorestown Small Fruit and 
Plant Farm. 
All the desirable varieties of Blackberry, Raspberry, and 
Strawberry Plants, including tin- Kentucky— that valuable 
addition for market gardening. Also all tip' new varieties 
of Potatoes, the most desirable oi winch are the Early 
Rose and Bresee's Prolific. Don't forget to send lor Price 
tefore purchasing elsewhere, whether in large or small 
quantities. THuS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N.J. 
GENUINE ORANGE QUINCE from BEARING 
V^ "Trees, 15 to JO inches, thrifty and finely rooted. ' 'heap. 
Standard and Dwakf Peaks. Plums, i_herriks, Small 
Fruits, and general Nursery Stock. Agents and dealers 
emptied at low rates. Send for Price List. 
BRONMiN & HERESDEEN, Geneva,N.Y. 
MACEHO^i ^rRSEKIE!*, Maccdon, 
l"Jkl N. Y. — We shall be pleased to send our Autumn Trade 
List to all who wish to buv. Some of its offerings are us 
follows : per 12. 100. 1,000. 
ouang'cQui-V E, 1J$ to2K feet. v. thrittv. .$2.50 15.00 125.00 
CuKKANTs.La Vtrsailhiise.W. Grape. Cherry, -i.00 7.50 60.00 
lied <fc White Dutch, Houghton's Seed. 
Gooseberry l.nfl 4.50 30.00 
Rasprehriks, Mam. Cluster, large stock... 1.00 4.00 30.00 
Doolittle$6 per 1,000; Seneca. Thorhless.... l.ufl Z30 15.00 
Franconia, Philadelphia, and other Antw'ps 1.00 3.50 ii.oo 
Blackbkrfue*. Kiitatinnv, W. Early, Mis- 
souri Mammoth 1.00 3.50 15.00 
Strawbbrriks, Michigan Seed., Kramer,.. i.(nt 5.00 
Peak's Emperor, Colfax, Nap, III. Nicaise.. 1.00 S.00 
Chas.' Downing. Nicanor, Perpetual Pine — 50 1.50 7.50 
Wilson's Albany, and other sorts ia 3.50 
At the **12" and "loo" rates, wo will mail the above to 
tiny P. O. in the L". S. Address 
C. L. VAN DUSEX, Macedon. N. Y. 
^V"f"h f I do not require you to send stamp for 
-L* \P • my price list ofFlantsand potatoes, but I would 
not object if von did. 
THUS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
VJKTHOEVER wishes to buy good plants cheap 
■ » will do well to correspond with me, I offer 
100."t>0 Concord Vine*, 
50,000 Ives' do. 
together with Hartford anil Clinton. 
50,000 Wilson Early Blackberries. 
50.0W Missouri ManmiOLh do. 
5.000 Kittatinny do. 
30,000 C ark" Raspberries. 
10,000 Philadelphia do. 
J. W. CONE, Vineland, N. J. 
GRAPE VINES. 
Our Price List of Crape Vines for autumn of 1869, also 
Clnb rates, can be had on application. Our collection in- 
cludes all the best native varieties, warranted true to Dame. 
Qu ility and prices cannot fail to suit. 
C. L. HOAG & CO.. 
Lockport Grape Nurseries, Lockport, N. Y. 
l^TKRYKODY Wants MARTHA! 
■^ The bes" whits Grape for general cnitiv;\tion. Send 
Btamps for Illustrated CatAlOfrue and I'riee List of ovitokb 
BDNDRKn vakietibb of Grapes and Small Fruits, to 
GEO. «. CAilPBELL, Delaware, Ohio. 
1 OO OOO IVES ' GRAPE 1 and 2 years old, 
..*. vvr,vrv#\S jstdass. .1. B. BKLVILLK'ft SON'S. 
Mt. Washington, Hamilton Co., Ohio. 
Dutch Bulbous Flow- 
er Roots. 
Sent by Mail, oost-pitid. at C'afalogm* Prices* 
13. K. I3T..ISH & SON, 
No. 41 Park Row, & 151 Nassau St., 
New York. 
Ofiec for sale a large and well selected assortment of the 
above, including alt the most desirable varieties in cultiva- 
tion. 
The following varieties will be sent by mail, post-paid, 
upon receipt of prices attixed. Selection of varieties to be 
left with us. When less than the specified number are 
ordci ed, an additional price will be charged. 
/' r ■!•>- . 
Hyacinths, double or single, flue named varieties - " 
Hyacinths, double or single. Hue unnamed varieties 1.50 
Tulips, early double, tine named varieties 1.30 
Tulips, earl} - double, fine mixed unnamed 75 
Tulips, early single, fine named varieties 1,50 
Tulips, early single, tine mixed unnamed 75 
Tulips, Parrot, fine mixed, uunamed 1.00 
Tulips, Bybloemen, bizarres and rose, line named 3.00 
Tulips, Bybloemen. line mixed. 1.00 
Tulips, various sorts mixed, unnamed 75 
Crocus, mixed, blue, white, yellow, and striped 25 
Crocus, finest named varieties 40 
Polyanthus Narcissus, finest named varieties 2*50 
Polyanthus Narcissus, fine mixed unnamed 1.50 
Iris, English, fine mixed varieties 1.00 
Iris, Spanish, fine mixed varieties 75 
Ranunculus, line mixed varieties 50 
Anemones, fine mixed varieties 50 
(wlartiolus. hardy line mixed varieties 1.00 
Snowdrops, double 60 
Snowdrops, single ;»J 
Hyacinthus, fine mixed varieties 75 
•Japan -Lily, red and white, each 50 cents 5.00 
"White Lily, (Lilium eandidmu.) 1.15 
Lilium auratum, ornewUoldcn Banded Japan 
Lily, eacA 100 
Lilium Ion t;t (1 ii r it iii 2.00 
Collections containing a fine assortment of all the leading 
varieties of the above will also be mailed post-paid, as fol- 
lows: Collection No. 1, $20; No. 'J. $10; No. 3. $5.00; No. 4. 
J3.00. For the contents oi each collection and further par- 
ticulars, see Catalogue. 
Alsoa- fine assortment oi GREEN-HOUSE BULBS, com- 
prising Cyclamens, Ixias. Oialis, Sparaxis, Tbxtqnias, 
&C, &C. 
Particular attention is invited to their 
New Illustrated Autumn Catalogue 
(containing an accurate description of each variety, with 
particular directions for culture, so that any person, how- 
ever unacquainted, eaunot fail to succeed ; also a beautiful 
colored lithograph of the celebrated Lilium auratum), 
which will be mailed to all applicants enclosing ten cents. 
Ordeis may be addressed to B. K. BLISS & SOX. 
Boa 5,fta, P.O.. New York. 
FERRE, BAITHELDER & (O.'S 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 
OF 
HYACINTHS, CROCUS, TULIPS, AND 
OTHER HARDY BULBS— for the au 
turn n of 1809, scut to any address on 
receipt of 5 cents. Address 
FERRE, BATfHELDER & €0., 
231 main St., Springfield, JWass. 
Imported Dutch Bulbous Roots. 
Our Annual Descriptive Catalogue of Hyacinths, 
Tulips, Crocus, Jellies, &c.,fox 1S69, is now ready for 
mailing to applicants. 
J. M. THORBURN & CO.. 
15 John-st., New York. 
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS. 
Japan Lilies, &c, &c. 
Collections containing finn assortments of all the leading 
varieties of Fall-planting Bulbs, mailed postpaid. a> fol- 
lows : Coll. No. 1, £.'" ; No. J. fill ; No. 3, ?.") ; .No. 4, $3. New 
Catalogue will be mailed to all applicants enclosing ten els. 
CUBTIS A; COBB, S4S Washington St., Boston. 
Grape Vines ! 25 Dollars per 1 ,000, Grape Vines ! 
For the next f/1 days I will sell Concord Vines at $2-". per 
1.000. By 10.010 cheaper. Hartford, $5 per 1,000. Ives' £1.00. 
Other mo-is very cheap. Address 
Oct. 1869. 1)1:. H. SCHUOSDER, Bloomington, Illinois, 
RAMSDELL'S NORWAY OATS.— A quantity 
of rhis wonderfnl productive Oats for sale, nt the fol- 
lowing prices : ^ b>s R5 ; 8 n>s., $1..t0 J lbs . post paid. .1X0, 
Address YV. E. STITT, Col'tmbus, Wis, 
R 000 000 GRAPE BUDS! I, 
JjUUUjUUU tings. Quality and £ e 
VICK'S 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 
OF 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, LILIES, 
AMI 
OTHER HARDY BTLBS FOR l'W.l PLiMTISG, 
Is now published, and will be sent free to all who n] 
Address 
JAMES "V'lCli, 
Itocliester, TV. "V. 
IVES' SEEDLING VINES. 
10,000 -'-year and ao.OOO 1-year-old grape roots. 
Cheaper than last spring. Address 
GOTTLIEB MYERS, In care of WILLIAM BAKER, 
105 Sycamore St., Cincinnati, O. 
m , 
AUTUMN. 1869. 
ROCHESTER 
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES, 
Established 1830. 
The new Circular of Prices is just published, and will 
be 6ent free to all applicants. Also 
FINE COLORED PLATES 
of the "Mount Vernon" Pear, and " MarechaZ Xiel " Roee. 
Descriptive Catalogue, SO pages, 10 cents. 
Address WM. S. LITTLE. 
Comm rcial Nurseries, 
Roohestkr, V V. 
GRAPE BUDS! In canes and cut- 
renuincness guarau- 
tee'tl. Illn'strated Catalogue and Guide, 6 cte, 
M. II. LEWIS, Lock Box ill. Sandusky, Oluo. 
Dreer's Descriptive Catalogue 
of Bulbs, and other Flo wit Roots. 
With Directions for their Culture and Management, for 
1889-70, is now ready for distribution. It contains the largi I 
and best assortment of Bulbous Roots ever presented to the 
public, I having personally (wliilc in Europe) made l • 
ti<ms and additions to my previous large collection of nil 
really new and desirable varieties. AlsoaZfcrf ol the most 
desirable Winter Blooming Plants, Roses, &c. Also Cfn 
Flower Seeds for sowing in the autumn, and thebcsl \ 
ties of Small Fruits for general cultivation. It will be for + 
warded by mail on receipt of postage stamp. 
Usual discount to the Trade. 
HENRY A. DREEB, 
Seedsman and Florist, 
714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
FRUIT GROWERS!— Duty's Primer is now in 
use and recommended by W. S. Carpenter, Dr. Geo. 
Thvrber, of the Agriculturist, A. 8. Filler, and other 
prominent pomologists ; also by Hon. Horace Greeley. 
tr-ee illustrated adv't. natre 352, Sept. No. Asriculturist. 
Address DOTVS PKUNEK, 32 Cortlandt St., New York. 
I^AUTTON. 
The President Wilder Strawberry* 
Besides tbe variety raised by the distinguished horticul- 
turist whose name it bears, there is alsoa European sort 
railed President Wilder, of which nothing is known in this 
country. As several unscrupulous pereons are advertising 
the latter in a manner calculated to mislead the public, we. 
warn all who desire to obtain tin* best of all strawberries, to • 
be careful of whom they purchase, and be sure to get the 
American President Wilder, 
ut which not one plant has yet been sent out, orwill be sent 
out until next spring, except as premiums to subscribers to 
Tilton's Journal of Horticulture. 
J. E. TILTON & CO.. Boston, Mass. 
onft AAA GRAPE VINES. — Cheaper than clse- 
'M'vmv"'7 where, and as good : old and new varieties. Il- 
lustrated Catalogue and Guide, 6 cts. Wholesale Pi tees, free. 
M. H. LEWIS, Lock Box 114, Sandusk} . Ohio. 
I tt/4 Acres planted with Small Fruits. Large 
MO^M: stock of Plants for sale ; also of that potato that 
has no superior, for earlmess, productiveness, and quality, 
*' The Early Kose." Send for prices. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
THE WALTER GRAPE. 
We invite all who wish to see the "Walter Grape on the 
vine, to come before the 13th of September, as a portion 
will then be removed for the Exhibition. 
We here repeat that the "Walter" is the best flavored ol 
the American Grapes now disseminated. The vine is a 
strnna grower and fruit about the size of OiUuebu. 
Pricks— No. 1, $3-60; No. 2, $250- No. 3. $1.50: largedi 
dnctions made for Quantities. Send stamp for price list 
FfilililS & CAYWOOD. Duchess Nurseries, Foughkeepsie, 
N. Y. Journals inserting the above will be paid in vines. 
JUST ISSUED — Our Illustr.ato-l Descriptive 
Catalogue of Grape Vines etc. Price 25 cts. 
Address ISIDOR RUSH & SON. Boshberg, Mo. 
\ 
EW PEACH SEED.- 
bnstifl. l« 
-Fnr saV nt Sl.fKi per 
& m. lvimnnni, 
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