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AMERICAN AGRICULTUKIST. 
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Specialties for Spring. 
Of which we have a heavy stock at verv low rates. 
Crab-Apples. Rkd Dutch Cukrants. 
Dwarf Apples. Spanish Chestnuts. 
Dwarf Peaches. American Arbor- Vit-b. 
Plums. Irish Junipers. 
Roses. Clkmatis. 
Honeysuckles. Seedlings for Nurserymen. 
Snr.uBBERY— 1 year old. 
For prices, send for our New Wholesale Catalogue. For 
a full Hue of stock, send lor Desorimive Catalogue's. 
HOOPES BliO. & THOMAS. 
Cherry Hill Nurseries, 
West Chester, Pa. 
C DOWNING, Kentucky, ami other Straw- 
• berry plants; Raspberry and Blackberry plants; Con- 
over's Colossal Asparagus Roots and Seed forsMe, at lowest 
market prices. Also, Early Rose, Peerless, and other Seed 
Potatoes. Send lor price-list. 
THOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
Trees iu\d Shraabs. 
Our large stock of the older, as well as those of the new 
and rare varieties, embraces, among others, those of the 
FLOWERING SHRUBS. 
ROSES, 1 and 2 years, strong plants. 
RHODODENDRONS. 
AZALEAS. 
EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS, 
including a large stock of Arbor- Vitce and Irish Juniper. 
Nursery-men and Dealers can be supplied on favorable 
terms. PARSONS & CO., Flushing, N. Y. 
OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS 
Bytlie 1,000 or 1,000,000. 
Special low rates to dealers; agents wanted; would ex- 
change for unimproved Keal Estate. For price, address (stat- 
ing quantity; Barnes Bros. & Co., Young America, 111. 
COLUMBUS NURSERY.-Greenhouse and Bedding 
Plants give universal satisfaction. Spring Catalogue, mailed 
to applicants. R. G. HANFORDrColnmbus, Ohio. 
Norway Oats. 
$1.50 per Bushel; ouc peck by mail, $1.25. San ford 
Corn, $3 per Bushel; 4 lbs. by mail, ft. Also, otherchoke 
varieties of Corn. Oats, &c. Send lor circular and price-list. 
Address W. E. ST1TT, Columbus, Wis. 
Osage Orange Seed 
By mail, post-paid, "15 cents per pound. 
Address L. G. PRATT & CO., St. Louis, Mo. 
Black Defiance Strawberry. 
The highest flavored large strawberry in cultivation. 50 
cents per plant : $ipcr half-dozen; $3 per dozen. The en- 
tire stock of plants, raised bv the originator, for sale exclu- 
sively by "REISIG & HEXAMER, 
Newcastle, Westchester Co., N. T., 
or B. K. BLISS & SONS. 23 Park Place, New York . 
NATIVE EVERGREENS. 
Balsam Fir, Arbor-Vitae. White Pine, Hemlock, American 
■Spruce and Larch. 5 to 12 inches high, at $3 per 1.0UO ; $12.50 
lor 5,000. Packing free. James A Root, Skaneateles, N. Y- 
I" JMRST-CLASS CONCORD GRAPE-VINES, 
2 years. $60 per M. 
Full assortment of N urserv Stock. Send for Catalogue to 
A. CLEMENT & CO., Lowell, Mass. 
rrVHE SMALL FRUITS yield the profits, and the 
-■- plants sold at about the cost ol raising tliem. in prefer- 
ence to keeping stock over. Send lor Catalogue, and bow 
to fe'row them. SILAS WALTON, Moorestown, N.J. 
100,000 AKBOR-VIT^ES 
FOR SALE. From one to four feet high. Address 
H. K. SCHUYLER, Belleville, N. J. 
FOR THE NEW BUG-PROOF WHITE ROSE 
POTATO, or testimonials, send to W. K. Young & 
Co., Glen Haven, Grant Co., Wis. It yielded, last year, 14 
lbs. 11 oz. from a single eye. $1 per lb. ; -1 lbs. for $3; post- 
ure prepaid. 
O NURSERYMEN.— "Will trade for Nursery 
Stock, 4S0 acres in S W. Missouri, about 30 miles from 
Springfield. 
Address Box 129, Winchester , Va. 
m^YERY r'AKMER should send for our Descrip- 
-■-^ tive Catalogue and Annual Guide to the Flower Gar- 
den and Kruit Culture, just published, priee 10 cents. Ad- 
dress GEORGE W. FlCAZIER, General Agent, Lawrence 
Nurseries. New Castle. Pennsylvania. 
TV"E"\V DOUBLE GERANIUMS, chjU varieties 
i- « including Madame Lemoine, $4 per doz. ; Madame Le- 
moine alone, same price. GEO. W. WILSON, Maiden, Mass. 
100,000 OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS^ 
Kxtra, assorted, $4 per 1,000; 5,000 or more, $3.50 : 15,000 or 
more, 93 per 1,000, 2 years old, $5 wr i&to. Bond forCir- 
Snlar. CHAS. T. STAB14, Avondalc, Pa. 
COLUMBlfS NURSERY.— A very large and com- 
plete assortment of Trees, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses and 
Plants, of the best quality, and at reasonable prices. Cata- 
logues mailed to applicants. R. G. Hanford, Columbus, Ohio. 
W. F. MASSEY, Flori>t, Chctertown, Kent Co.. 
Md., sells Flowering Plants at lower rates than can be bought 
elsewhere Send tor prices. Verbenas and Rosea, specialties. 
MEKfCAN 1MPKOVED IMPERIAL SUGAR 
Sent l>v mail, posta; 
Cornwall, Vermont 
■>EAR SEEDLINGS.— H),000 first-class, price 
■■• $15 per M. ; li.< W second-clasa, *6 nor M. 
COBLE1GH & BISSON. 
Geneva, N, V. 
-f» BEET. Seed SL25 per notind Sent by mail, postage 
paid. Adilre63 HENUY1.ANE, C 
New and Rare Plants for Spring of 1871. 
JOHN SAUL'S 
Catalogue of new and beautiful plants will be ready about 
February 1st, containing a beautiful colored plate of two 
fine new Geraniums (Coleslifll ami Lady Edith), mailed free 
to all my customers ; to others, price 10 cts„ or a plain copy 
to all free. 
JOHN SAUL., Washington City, I>. C. 
1A ||tft}£fe VERBENAS now ready. By mail, 
jl^l^"v\J' iii superb assortment. Si per doz. Bv ex- 
press, S7 per 100; $50 per 1,1)00. Also, UeraiiinmB, double and 
single; Heliotropes, Fuchsias, Dahlias, Kosea and Bedding 
Plants, iu great variety. Geo. W. Campbkix, Delaware, o. 
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, AND BLACK- 
^ BERRY PLANTS; all the principal varieties. Charles 
Downing's a specialty. Send for p;ice-list. 
* JOHN E. HUNT, Manalapan.N. J. 
R 
ED WETHERSFIELD ONION SEED ; Crop 
of 1S70; a good article, £1 nor pound. Adth'eBa 
S. B. FAXyiN'G. .Tameaport. N. Y. 
EUMELAN^ITy*' 1 ' 
100,000 
Vines A: Buds. 
BULBS.— Gladiolus, $1.50 per doz. ; Tigridia, 
$1.S5 per doz. State where you saw this. 
S. H. MARtlX. Marblehead, Mass. 
6,000 
DOWNING'S SEEDLING GOOSE- 
BBBHT. Sentl stamp for price. 
G. TV. FKAZIEK, New Castle, Pennsylvania. 
STRAWBERRIES.— Wilson, S3 per 1,000 ; Rasp- 
*^ berries, Blackberries. Nursery Stock in general. First 
quality, prices low. SAM'L T. UCFFELL. YardYille, N. J. 
Fertilizers. 
"Pure ground Bone. line, medium and coarse. $37 per ton ; 
Peruvian Guano, $75 per ton 2,000 tbs. ; Land Piaster, $1.00 
per bbl. All fertilizers in quantities of one or more tons 
shipped free of cartage. 
A large Assortment of Agricultural Implements always 
on hand. Garden, Field, and Grass Seeds in quantities to 
suit purchasers. 
Our Corn and CofTee-Mill, with cast-steel grinding plates, 
is the only Mill that will granulate coffee, or grind oats 
without clogging. 
Descriptive Circulars sent on application. 
J. R. DECATUR & CO., 
197 Water Strict, New York. 
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No. 1 Peruvian, 
Sardy's "Soluble Piiosplio-PeriiviaH." 
do. "Ammoniatcd Soluble Pacific." 
The use of the above " Soluble Phospho-Peruvian," and 
41 Ammouiated Soluble Pacific" Guanos, is particularly 
recommended, being compounds ot the richest Phoapoatic 
Guanos, rendered soluble, and highly animoniated ; making 
the most concentrated and profitable fertilizers iu use for 
all Cereal and Hoot Crops. 
For prices and full particulars send for pamphlet. 
For sale in quantities to suit, by JUHlV LJ. S.iRDY, 
88 Wall-st., New York. P. O. Box 5,883. 
"Feed your land and it will feed you." 
( $24 per ton, in Bags. 
FISH GUANO. 
T 
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. $26 » " " Bbls. 
WM. H. H. GLOVER, Southold. N. Y. 
BREEDERS.— FOR SALE, A THOROUGH- 
BRED Young Stallion, 4 years old last spring, by Breck- 
inridge ; Dam, Lady Spang, by Guzan ; Gr. Sire, Lexington — 
his Dam and Gr. Sire were both raised by Dr. Warfleid.of 
Lexington, Ky. — he is '5>£ hands high ; color beautiful Bay ; 
tine disposition, and never has been used in any way, except 
driven three times in harness. More valuable for breeding 
purposes than any Horse of his age in the country. I will 
sell him for less than it has cost me to raise him. 
Address CORNELIUS LAWRENCE, 
__^ Toms River P. P. , Ocean C o., N. J. 
Imported Jersey Cows. — Heifers and 
Calves for Sale. 
Owing to recent loss by fire of my barns, and hay and 
grain, 1 will sell a few choice animals of my own selection 
and importation from the Island of Jersey. Address for De- 
scriptive Circular and Terms SAM. C. COLT, Hartford, Conn. 
ERSEY CATTLE FOR SALE.— Cows, Bulls, 
Heifers, and Calves. Address. RICHARD YOUNG, 
Morton's P. O., Springfield, Del. Co., Pa. 
Catalogues sent free. 
ALDERNEYS (JERSEYS) for sale, by 
G. W. FARLEE, Cresskill, X. J. 
One hour from New York. 
COTSWOLD SHEEP AND LAMBS, 3 months 
old, at $15 each; South-Down sheep; pure-bred Ches- 
ter White Pigs, as good as the best, $11) each ; Ahlerney, 
Durluun, Devon, and Ayrshire Calves; best breed ot Dogs; 
American Deer; Peafowl in full plumage; Rouen, Ayles- 
bury, and Muscovv Ducks ; Bronze Turkevs and Geese; 
Blue Turkeys; white, blue, and speckled Guinea Fowl; 
Madagascar and Angora Rabbits; Fancy Pigeons : Guinea 
Pics and all Fancv Fowls. Also Fags. For sale by IS*. 
GCILBERT, Evergreen Fani:,Gwynedd, Pa. 
Or} PAGES devoted to Feeding, Breeding, and 
^" <J how we manage Swine in Chester Comity. Sent 
by mail, post-paid, to any address on receipt of 25 cents' 
worth ten times iis cost. Every owner of a Hog should 
have it. It is accompanied with our Circular, giving a thor- 
ough description ot the Genuine Chester White Pigs, prices, 
etc., etc., bred ami lor sale bv us. Address, 
JAMES "YOUNG, Jr., & CO., 
Marslmllton, Chester Co., Penn. 
MAGIE, OR POLAND AND CHINA PIGS, 
bred ami shinned by W. S. BENEDICT, r.oonville, 
Mo. For description, prices, etc., send for Circular. 
P 
fc>&0& LB $. WEIGHT of two Ohio Improved 
** *^"** CHESTER HOGS. Send for Description of 
this Famous Breed, and a great variety of other Thorough- 
bred and Imported Animals and Fewls. 
L. 1$. SILVER, Salem, Ohio. 
Premium Chester White Pigs. 
Bred and for sale by 
GEO. B. inCKNAN, 
West Chester, CheBter Co., Pa. 
ZW Send for Circular and Price- List. 
ure-bred CHESTER PIGS and choice POUL- 
TRY. Also, Peerless, Early Rose, and Climax P«tW 
toes, and Norway Oats. Send for Circular. Eggs, after 
March 1st. 'P. Yf. 11ARBAUGH, New Lisbon, Ohio. 
URE BRED CHESTER WHITE PIGS, Bred 
and for Sale by V. C. FULLER, Nelson, Portage Co., 
Ohio. Send for Circular and Price-List. 
POLAND AND CHINA PIGS for Sale. Send for 
Circular and Price-List. S. DRAGOO, Edinburgh, Iud. 
TO POULTRY FANCIERS AND AMATEURS. 
—Having purchased from Mr. J. H. Fry (New Brighton, 
N. Y.) his entire importation of White Cochins (for which I 
received 1st premium at N. Y. State Exhibition in New York 
in December, 1870), also his choice Birds of Buff and Par- 
tridge Cochins, with some extra Dark Brahmas, I am pre- 
pared to book orders for Eggs to be furnished during the 
coming season. Mr. Frv's Establishment having been 
visited by most of the Poultry Fanciers In the United States, 
the qualitv of the stock is too well known to require fur- 
ther comment. The Fowls can be seen in my yard at any 
time. For Price-List and information, address," with stamp 
inclosed, 
JOHN J. BERRY, 
Hackensack, N. J. 
Ii^GGS for Hatching. — Hon dan, Dark Brahma, 
A Buff Cochin, Lemon Cochin, $4 doz. Light Brahma, 
Gray Dorking, Silver-spangled Hamburg, Golden Sebright 
Bantam, White Leghorn, %'i. doz. ■ Rouen, Aylesbury, and 
Canacker. all imported, $5 doz. Canackcr is the handsom- 
est Duck kuown, very large, pure white, with black on head, 
laying 1;">0 eggs in a season. Most kinds of our fowls were 
imported from Cooper. Four years teaches us Houdans and 
Light Brahmas are best layers known. We are breeding 
from a Light Brahma Cock, weighing 13,'i lbs. 4 doz. IIou- 
dan eggs, $10. 4 [doz. Light Brahma, $5. Send lor descrip- 
tive catalogue. W. S. CARPENTER & SON, Rye, West- 
Chester Co., N. Y. 
OREMIUM FOWLS.— A few Trios of Buff Cochins 
* for sale from the stock bred by me, that won the American 
Agriculturist Cup, December, 1S70. I am now ready to sell 
eggs from Ladv Gwvdve's stock of Dark Brahmas, bred by 
Fred. Wi-agg,-her Poulterer, and the winner of VI Cups in 
1S70, and the extra Cup. Buff, White, Black, and Partridge 
Cock, in our Houdau eggs, for sale. All premium stock. 
Address with stamp, ISAAC VAN WINKLE, 
Greenville, Hudson Co.. N. J. 
UNSURPASSABLE BUFF AND 
CINNAMON COCHINS. 
HODGSON BROS., 7 Bowling- G keen. New York, have 
for sale a few choice Trios. Pairs, and some extra Cocks 
They are adults ol" nearly two years old, and early chickens 
of last year. This stock is of highest excellence, ai i ad- 
mitted to be the best extant. Ai-u. :i few very line Light 
Brahmas. No circulars. Address, with stamp. 
THE WESTERN RESERVE POULTRY/ 
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION have a tine stock pf pare 
bred Fowls. Our Creve Ccsurs, Houdans, and Bredas. are of 
our own importation from the Jardin d'Acclimation, Bois 
de Boulogne, Paris, France. Eggs and Fowls for sale. Ad- 
dress, with stamp, R. L. M ALLORY, Sec., Akron, O. 
EGGS. — My peculiar mode of Shipping is a suc- 
cess. W. F. B. Spanish, $2; Light Brahmas, Black 
Java, Cavuga Ducks, $3; Bronze Turkev, $4 per doz. Cir- 
culars free. JNO. BENNETT, Suuinan, Ind. 
PURE BRED FOWLS —Eggs from Dark Brah- 
ma, Houdan, Buff Cochin, Light Brahma, and Silver- 
spangled Hamburgs. Send for Illustrated Circular. 
W. E. STITT, Columbus, Wis. 
W 
HITE LEGHORNS a SPECIALTY.— Bred 
with care for past seven years. $ta Trio, by 
G. W. FARLEE, Cresskill, N.J. 
FANCY POULTRY.— WHITE, BUFF AND 
PARTRIDGE COCHINS, from my celebrated strains. 
Eggs for sale. Address with stamp, 
G. H. LEAVITT, Flushing, N. Y. 
Houdan Gray Dorking and Dark Brahmas. 
The Subscriber will fill orders for Eggs from the above 
varieties, which be bus made a Specialty t having a well-se- 
lected stock of the best imported and premium Fowls. 
Houdan and D. Brahmas, $5.00 per doz.; Gray Dorking, $3.00 
per doz. Address. 
C. D. VALENTINE, Fordham. Westcheste r Co.. N. Y. 
FARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. 
I want to sell a prairie farm, 640 acres, on N.W. R. R., 2 
miles from De Kalb, De Kalb County, 111., 3 dwelling-houses, 
with barns and out-houses, 6 miles of board fence, !00,tXW 
shade and ornamental trees. Terms, $2ri,000; one-half cash, 
balance on long time as wanted, Will divide farm. 
Address A. K. STILES, Gardner, 111. 
CiHEAP SOUTHERN FARMS and Timber Lauds, 
* Colony forming. Send stamp for Circular. COLUM- 
BIAN SOUTHERN LAND AGKNC Y, 33 Pai k Row. N. Y. 
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rATER-PROOF BUILDING PAPER, for 
Rooiiug, Sheathing, Ceilings. Oil-Cloths, Shoe Stiff- 
Tags, Trunks, Blasting^ Cartridges, Flour and Grain 
Bins, etc. (Patent secured.) Tor sale by 
J. HUNTER, Jr. 
Paper Warehouse, 59 Duane-st.. New York. 
AGENTS LOOK !— $12 a day made, selling our 
Scissors Sharpunkk and other wares. Sample 25 cts. 
Catalogue free. T. J. HASTINGS & CO., Worcester, Muss . 
CDIB1AP CJIJr%'S.— Smootb-B.ve Mnskcte, 
warranted to shoot shot close, and kill 60 vards. Price, 
only $2.50. Addresd J. H, JOHNSTON, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
