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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[April,, 
TREES 
PLANTS and VINES. 
"We offer, forthe Spring Trade of 1871, the largest and most 
elegant stock of Standard and Dwarf Fruit-trees, 
Grape-vis'es and Small Fruits, Orxamkxtal Trees, 
Shrubs, Roses, etc., etc, ever offered by us. 53T"Particu- 
lar attention called to our stock of 
New American and Kilmarnock Willows, 
Weeping Mountain Ash, Mountain Ash, 
American Arbor Vitse, 1 to -4 ft. high, 
and Dwarf Pear Trees, 
Descriptive Catalogues will be furnished on application. 
Also, Trade list for Nursery-men and Dealers. 
GOULD BROTHERS, 
Monroe County Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, ILL. 
19th Tear. 600 Acres. 13 Greenhouses. 
Largest Assortment— all sizes. Beet Stock ! 
LOW PRICES ! 
Would you know "What, When, How to 
Plant I 
Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees; Root-Grafts; Seedlings; 
Osage Plants; Apple Seed; Early IIosc Potatoes; Shrubs; 
Roses; Greenhouse and Garden Plants, etc., etc. 
FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS! 
Finest, Best Collection, Sorts and Quality. 
Send 10 cents for New, Illustrated, Descriptive Catalogue— 
90 pages. Send stamp, each, for Catalogues of Seeds, with 
plain directions— 04 pages, Bedding and Garden Plants $1, and 
Wholesale Price-List— 24 nacres. 
Address F. It. FHOEXIX, BloomiiiQtoii, 111. 
~IVY HILL NURSERIEST 
Our Catalogue of 200 varieties of Seed Potatoes, over 100 
varieties of Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Grape- 
vines, Garden Seeds, etc., will be mailed to all applicants. 
Address RE1SIG & HEXAMEE, 
New Castle, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
HEIKES* NURSERIES. 
■^ ULL Assortment for the Spring of 1871. Special- 
M. ties— Apple Seedlings, Pear and Cherry Seedlings, 
Stand, and Df. Pear, Peach and Cherry Trees (Plum-Trees 
$l.-)0 per M.)i Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries 
and Blackberries, Pear, Plum and Apple Root-Grafts, etc. 
(Established 1882.) 
Address W. F. HE1KES, Dayton, Ohio. 
Commercial 
Established 1830. 
Just Published, the New Circular of Prices per doz., per 
100, per 1,000, for the Spring of 1871. Colored Plate, of 
the splendid New Winter Pear " JIT. VERNON," sent 
free. Order direct from the Nurserw and address, 
W. S. I.ITTL.E, Rochester, N. T. 
Nurseries. 
Evergreen and European Larch 
SEEDLINGS. 
Norway Spruce, 
Scotch Pine, 
Austrian Pino, 
European Larch, 
V 1.000. 9 5,000. ¥1,000. 
2 yrs., 2 to 4 inches, $4. $15. No. 2, $2. 
2 yrs , 3 to 8 " $3. ISO. " $5. 
2- Yrs., 3 to 5 " is. ISO. " $5. 
, 2 yrs., 3 to 12 " $6. $25. " $4. 
The above are grown from seeds on our own grounds. For 
50c. we will send 50 plants per mail, post-paid, for Bamples. 
Also, Native Evergreens, 5 to 12 inches high. Arbor-vitae, 
Hemlock, and White Pine, $.'.50 per 1,000; 5,000, $10. Balsam 
Fir, $4perl.CO0; 5,000, $15. American Spruce and Red Pine, 
$5 per 1,000. Also, Larch, and Sugar Maple, $2 per 1,000; 
10,000, $15. Packing free. JOHN UECKE, 
Green Bay, Wis. 
inn non arbor vn- es 
JL Wjv W sale, from one (1) toflve (5) feet 
Native Evergreens, 
B to 12 Inches hish, at $3 per 1,000; $12.50 for 5,000. Balsam 
Fir, Arbor Vltse, White Pine. Hemlock, Am. Spruce and 
Larch. Packing free. JAMES A. P.OOT, Skaneateles, N.Y. 
for 
) feet high. 
Price, froiil £1 to $15 per hundred. 
Address H. K. SCHUYLER, 
Belleville, New Jersey. 
A AAA AAA EVERGREENS for Sale. Very low. 
4,VWW,VWW see W M. MORTON St. SON'S advertise- 
ment on another page. 
Grape Vines by Mail. 
Eumelan, 'Walter, $1; Martha, Salem, 50c; Delaware, 
Iona, Diana, Rebecca, laraella, Crevelltng, Adirondac, Hart- 
ford, Concord, 25c, all No. 1 two-year-old Vines; Orange 
Quince-Trees, one year old, 25c. Order must be for $1 or 
more. Address C. L. VAN DUSEN, 
Macedon Nurseries, Macedon, N. Y. 
"V i\i\i\ MARTHA GRAPE- VINES, No. 1, 
■ 9 W V at $'!50 per 1.000. Send 10 cents for De- 
scriptive Catalogue, with illustrated cut of this most valu- 
able Grape. G. W. FRAZIER, General Agent, Lawrence 
Nurseries, New CaBtle, Pennsylvania. 
H^ 1,000,000 GRAPE-TINES. ^J 
CONCORD VINES, 2 years old, No. 1, only $25 per 1,000. 
The largest, cheapest, and most superior stock of leading 
varieties of well-rooted Grape-Vines ever offered. 
Without fail, cheaper than you can buy elsewhere. 
Address Bloomington, 111. DR. H. SCHRCEDER. 
GET THE BEST.- Charles Downing 
Strawberry Plants at $3 per 1,000. 
SAMUELC.DE COD", Recklesstown, Burlington Co., N.J. 
Imiisfallen Greenhouses. 
13 Fine Plants for S2.00. 
The following named plants I will send by mail, prepaid, 
on the receipt of $2.00: 
1 Monthly Tea Rose, 1 Golden Coleus, 
2 Fuchsias, 1 Achyranthus Lindenii, 
1 Scarlet Salvia, 1 Monthly Carnation, 
1 Heliotrope, l Double Geranium, 
1 Gozania, 1 Scented Geranium, and 1 Zonale Geranium. 
Our Illustrated Catalogue of 58 pages, containing a line 
Colored Plate of a new Double Geranium, is now ready, and 
will be mailed free to all applicants. 
Address C. A. REESER, Pittsfield, Mass. 
DOUBLE TUBEROSE BULBS (in quantity). 
To all who inclose 10 cents, with their address, I will 
send 2 flowering bulbs of this exquisite flower. Send for 
circular. CHAS. T. STARR, Avondalc, l'a. 
~GENESEE VALLEY 
NURSERIES, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
For spring of 1871, we offer our usual large and well as- 
sorted stock at 
VERY LOW PRICES. 
Catalogues sent on application, as follows : 
No. 1, Fruits, 10c; No. 2, Ornamental, 10c; No. 3, 
Greenhousk, 5c. ; No. 4, Whole sale- list. Gratis. 
Address 
FROST & CO., 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
0LM BROTHERS' CATALOGUE, 
Springfield, Mass. 
New and Rare Hot and Greenhouse Plants— Ornamental 
Foliage and Bedding Plants. Fruit-trees, Grape-Tines, 
Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Evergreens, 
Lily, Gladiolus, etc. Scud stamp for Catalogue. The choic- 
est New and Hardy Ornamental Plants, Bocconia Japonica, 
or Maeleya Jedoniensis — Salvia tricolor, Delphinum grandi- 
florum maculatum. 25 cents each. Daphne cneorum, best 
hardy Shrub. It blooms nil summer ; 50 cents each, by 
mail ; $2.50 per 100. 
AI\Y 9IA3T 
Cau turn an honest penny by selling 
AMERICAN SWEET 
CHESTNUT 
TREES. 
Spring is the time to plant. Now is the time to take or- 
ders. Can't do your neighbors a greater kindness than to 
urge them to buy, as it Is the best farm tree planted, both 
for 
TIMBER \\l> UflJTS. 
Terms and Circulars free. Address, 
STORKS, HARRISON & CO., 
Painesville, Lake Co., O. 
ALSIKE CLOVER. 
Fresh seed, per bushel, $ 15; per peck, $4; per pound, 75 
cents. Pounds sent post-paid. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblchead, Mass. 
IRST-CLAS8 CONCORD GRAPE-VINES, 
2 years, $60 per M. 
Full assortment of Nurserv Stock. Send for Catalogue to 
A. M. CLEMENT & CO., Lowell. Mas s. 
50,000 4 and 5 yr. old Apple Trees, v. fine, $125 per M. 
20,000 2d class Apple Trees, 3 to 6 ft.. (SO per SI., packed. 
10,000 1 yr. old •* " $30 per M„ packed. 
5.0002 yr. old Plum on Peach Stock, *100 per M., packed 
5,000 Cherrv Trei's, 5 to S ft.. S100 per M., packed. 
ADFRED S. SHELLER, Riverside Nurseries, 
Lewisburgh, Pa. 
Westchester Black-Cap Raspberry 
Is pronounced by Committees from the Fruit Growers' and 
Farmers' Clubs of the City of New York, by Reports dated 
July, 1869. The earliest, the most productive, and the best 
flavored of all the Black-Caps. Plants, $i per dozen, post- 
paid ; $3 per 100, $60 per 1,000. 
L. J. MABIE, Tarrytown, N. Y. 
See Sept. Agriculturist, 1S69. 
NTARIO RASPBERRY.— A new and distinct 
Tariety. The best for market; forthe amateur; and 
for every body. Enonnous bearer ; very large; earlier than 
the Doolittle; sweet; solid; juicy, and excellent flavor. 
Circular sent free, giving description, price, testimonials, 
&c Address E. E. LORD, Newark, Wayne Co., N. Y. 
1%JEW SEEDLING RASPBERRY, EARLY AN- 
1» DREWS, ripens a week earlier than any other kind; 
fruit red, large, firm, sweet excellent; strong cane, stand 
up without tying, perfectly hardy; Plants, $3 doz. ; $20 100. 
Strawberries, Boyden's 30, Charles Downing, Nicanor, 50c. 
doz.; $1 100; Kentucky, Wonderful, "extra," Hudson's No, 9, 
Hudson's Earlv. $1 doz., the 7 varieties 1 doz. each, by mail, 
$4. W.S. CARPENTER & SON, Rye, Westchester Co., N.Y. 
HE cheapest and best BERRY BASKET and 
CRATE. Verbena and Plant Baskets, Grape and other 
Boxes for forwarding Plants bv mall, are manufactured by 
Am. Basket Company, New Britain, Conn. Send to them 
for Circulars. New York Agents: A. D. HOPPING & 
WILSON, 214, 218 & 220 Washington-street, 
TREES. 
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL, 
For Spring of 1871. 
THB LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE UNITED 
STATES. CATALOGUES MAILED PREPAID, AS FOLLOWS: 
No. 1, Descriptive Catalogue of Fruits, lOcts. 
No. 8, Ornamental trees, &c., 10c. 
No. 3, Greenhouse plants, Ac., 10c. 
No. 4, Wholesale, 2c. 
No. 5. Catalogue of Bulbs, published Aug. 1st, 2c. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, 
[Established 13-10.] ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
Black Defiance Strawberry. 
The highest flavored large strawberry in cultivation. 50 
cents per plant ; S3 per half-dozen ; $3 per dozen. The en- 
tire stock of plants, raised by the originator, for sale exclu- 
sively by REISIO & HEXAMER, 
Newcastle, Westchester Co., N.Y. 
or I!. K. BLISS & SONS, 23 Park Place, New York. 
fj RAPE-VINES.— IVES, NORTON'S, MARTHA, 
^ Eumelan. etc., low. yet prime. Philadelphia, Clarke, 
and other P.ed and Black Raspberries, large, fine stock. 
Strawberries, new and common sorts. 
Cvrrants, three best. Evergreens. 
Price-lists Free. 
M. H. LEWIS, Drawer 150, 
Sandusky, O. 
f»f . A ]VTil STRAWBERRY, --sent by 
■*- * 4 r^- L T ^ mai 'i post-paid, at price per 
dozen and hundred ; others at dozen rates onlv. 
turner s Beauty, Non6Uch, Prolific. Queen, doz. 100. 1.000 
and Favorite ; new ; all 6ltould trv them. $1.00 $6.00 J30.00 
Kentucky; new; large and valuable 50 8.00 20.00 
President TV ildcr; of great promise 1.00 5.00 40.00 
Lady Finger and Philadelphia SO SO 4.00 
Agriculturist and Peak's Emperor 80 SO 4.00 
Stinger and Dnrand 40 1.00 600 
Nicanor and Lady of the Lake 40 1.00 5.00 
Naomi and Gem ral Grant 40 1.00 5.00 
Golden Queen and Green Prolific 40 1.00 5.00 
Boyden's No. SO and Lcnnig's White 40 1.00 6.00 
Stump Seedling (a seedling of the llovcj-). 40 1.00 5.00 
Triumph of America and Michigan 50 1.00 30.00 
Charles Downing and Albany 80 80 4.00 
Downer, French. Cutter and Colfax 80 80 3.00 
Mammoth Asparagus, one year 25 75 3.00 
two " 50 1.50 5.00 
Conover's Collossal, true to name 50 3.00 2.">.00 
" " seed crop 1870 1 oz., $1. K lb., $5. 
Also, other varieties of Strawberry, and all the valuable 
varieties of Raspberry, BlaekberrtfTCurrants, Gooseberry, 
Grape-Vines and Seed Potatoes. Al* , agent for the Roches- 
ter Berry Basket. Send for Price-list. 
THOS. C. AND REWS. Moorestown, N. J. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, 
MOORESTOWN, N. X., 
Sells pure Plants, One hundred or less, post-paid, by mail. 
Doz. 100 1,000 
Kentucky Strawberry . . 40 $1.50 $10.00 
President Wilder 80 4.00 85.00 
Boy den No. 30 40 1.00 6.00 
yy. Albany or Downer SO 0.75 3.00 
Cnas. Downing 30 0.75 3.00 
Turner Seedlings, 5 sorts, 3 of c:tcli, $1; 
20 of each, $6; 200 of each, $30. 
Philadelphia Raspberry 50 3.00 15.00 
Conover Colossal Asparagus 50 2.00 15.00 
" ," Seed, one ounce 80 K lb. 6.00 1 lb. 10.00 
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 (Coleshill and Lady Edith), mailed free 
to all my customers ; to others, price 10 cts., or a plain copy 
to all free. 
JOHN SAUL., Washington City, P. C. 
FRUIT FARMS FOR SALE; good soil; 
healthy climate; 30 miles from Philadelphia, and 
near New \ork Railroad. A desirable Farm of 30 acres, 
well located ; modern new 2-story house. 9 rooms ; good 
barn, sheds, etc., in order ; 2 acres in strawberries, 1 \c acres 
blackberries, 1 acre raspberries, 500 peach, S00 pear, lOOapple 
trees, grapes, etc. Price, $1,000 ■ one-half can remain. Also, 
25-Acre Farm, $1,500; 15-Acre Farm, $1,800; 13-Acre Faim, 
$1,500; 5- Acre Farm, $1,000. For information address 
R. J. BYRNES, Himmonton, New Jersey. 
ILVER MAPLE.— Fresh seed sent in May, with 
full directions for cultivation, warranted gooti, post- 
paid. 1 oz., 10c; 8oz.,60c.; 1 ft, $1. J. M. RENTHALX, 
Quasquetnn, Iowa. 
FINE TOBACCO DUST, 
PUT TJP EXPRESSLY FOR 
HOTJSEIIOIiD USE, 
AND FOR 
Gardeners, Nursery-men and Farmers. 
It will prevent Moths in Clothing, Carpeting and 
Furs. Also destroy the Currant-worm and Lice 
on Plants, and Vermin on Sheep, Cattle, etc. 
Manufactured and sold liy 
WM. S. KIMBALL & CO., 
.Hoc Hester, N. V. 
