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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[April, 
MACEDON NURSERIES. 
Apple. Cherry, ami Peach, and Grape-vines, 25c, $20 per C. 
Pear, Plum, Quince, Shrubs, and Evergreens, 40c, $23 per C. 
20 var. Raspberries and Blackberries, 50c. per doz., $13 per M, 
25 " Strawberries, assorted, 30c. per doz., $4 per M. 
1 yr. trees at half price, and root-grafts one fourth. 
Peerless Potatoes, $3 per bbl. Sanford Corn, $1 per bushel. 
AM berry plants sent, post-paid, at doz. rates. No order 
accepted for less than $1. Send for Catalogues to 
J. It. JONES, successor to C. L.Van Dusen, 
Macedon, Wayne Co., N. Y*. 
Cabbage, Onion, Squashes, 
I have written three works on the cultivation of each of 
these vegetables. They abound in engravings, and go into 
all the minute details so exceedingly valuable to a beginner. 
Each hook 30 cents. Sent bv mail. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
FOCP CATALOGUES FOR 1872 
ff\kk of the Rumsom Nurseries, 
Established 1S54. Ocean exposure. Special- 
tic* this Spring. Small Evergreens. Osage 
Orange, Wilson's Strawberry. Basket and Bedding Plants, 
etc., by mail or express. 
Catalogue No. 1. A general assortment ol Hardy Fruit and 
Ornamenhtl Stock, etc No. 2. Greenhouse Department- 
New, Rare, and Beautiful Plants, etc. No. 3. Dealers' 
Wholesale List. 
Red Bank P. O., I». J. 
Shade, IreeS. Hcdje,' * mIHISi Ga°rden', SeeCS 
GOO Acres. 31st Year. 13 Greenhouses. 
10,000 Apple and Crab Rootgi afts, best sorts, $50 
1,000 Pear, Plum, or Tetofsky Rootgralts, 15 
1,000 Std. Pear, extra, 1 year Bartlett, etc., 3 to 4 ft., 160 
5,000 Silver Maples, average 1 foot, 10 
10,000 Osage Orange Plants, 1st class, 25 
5,000 Concord Grape or Willow Cuttings, 8 
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, large Stock. 
100-Page Illustrated Catalogue, 10 cents. 
Colored Plates. Fruits, andFlowers,5samples bymail. $1. 
Wholesale Price-List free. 
F. K. PHOENIX, Bloomlmgton, 111. 
WM. C. WILSOS'S WHOLE. 
SAI.K and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 
OF" PLANTS, Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs 
for the spring of 1872, will be mailed to all applicants. 
Address WM. C. WILSON, 
P. O. Box 98. Astoria, Long Island City, L. I., 
and City Office, 43 West 14th St.. N. Y. City. 
Imported and Native Nursery Stock 
of all kinds and all sizes, at wholesale 
and retail, till June 1st. Price-lists 
mailed free. A. P. CHAPMAN. 
Nurseryman and Importer. 50 and 5"2 Vesey St., New York. 
Evergreens at Reduced Rates. 
Transplanted American Arbor Vitas, from G in. to 3 ft., 
very low by the 1,000 or 10,000. Also a line stock of our 
Golden Arbor Vitse, which is acknowledged to be the best 
fancy Arbor Vitse ever offered. Norway Spruce, 1-vr. seed- 
lings, S3 per 1,01)0; 10.000. $■>.=> ; lOO.nnn. S>0f>. Send for Circular. 
Address BURROW & WOOD, 
Mount Honness Nurseries, Fishkill, N.T. 
Riverside Nurseries. 
50,000 4-yr.-old Apple-trees, very fine. Send for prices. 
100.000 l-vr.-old Apple-trees, 6 to SO inches, $35 M., boxed. 
"Will exchange 4-year-old trees for land. 
AL.P. S. SHELLER, 
Lewisburs:, Pa. 
TREES. 
Fruit, Trpoe I G* rden . Plnnts ' Flower, fiApifa I 
Shade, HCcs J Hedge, * lillllA . Garden, oltUS . 
Fi 
Shade, 
Apple nnd Crab BootgrafU. best sorts. 10.000. ?50.00 
Pear, Std. Extra, 1 yr'., Bartlett, etc., 3 to 4 ft., doz., 2.50 
Seeds, Peach, bu., $!; Apple, Osage, new, bn., 12.00 
Potatoes, White Peach Blow, Early Rose, bu_ 2.00 
Seedlings, Soft Maple, 1.00O, $1 ; Ash, J3; Elm, 2.00 
Illustrated Catalogue, 100 page, and New Price-list, 10c. 
P. K. PHOENIX, Blooniingloii, 111. 
j Ornamental Trees. Fine Specimens. 
"1 SEMI-ANNUALLY PRT/STBD. 
I Price $1 to $20 each. A specialty. 
Hedge plants. All^sizes. Iq variety. 
1,000'Sugar-Maple Trees. 
J. VAN DEVENTER, Priuceton, N. J. 
im."MssnMTM 
Apple-trees three years, very fine; Peach, Pear, Plum, 
Cherry, Small Fruits, Ornamental Shrubs, etc.; White Ash, 
Elm, Maple, and Chestnut for groves , 2,000,000 Evergreens, 
two year*, from seed well grown, and fine. All at bottom 
prices. Price-list free. 
BARNES, BROS. & CO., 
Young America, 111. 
10,000,000 
Hemlock, Norway, and White Spruce. American Arbor- 
Vitas, Balsam Fir. Austrian, Scotch, and White Pine, Dwarf 
Arbor- Vitse (13 varieties), Irish and Swedish Juniper, Rhodo- 
dendrons, Norway, Sycamore, Silver, and Sugar Maple, 
American and English Elm. and other Evergreen and Deci- 
duous Treea of various sizes. Also a large stock of Fruit 
Trees, Grape-vines, Shrubs, and Roses. For sale bv THOS. 
JACKSON, Nnreeryman and Importer. 50 and 53 Vesey St., 
New York. Wholesale Price-list mailed free. 
&*Z AHA AUMOIfi-VinVE* for sale. 
• £r 9 \W \W\9 Transplanted, three nnd (our feet high. 
Good roots. Price $6 and $8 per hundp-d. Address 
H. K. SCHUYLER, Belleville, N. J. 
WOLF CHEEK NURSERY. 
Get trees that will bear nest year. Four and five-year 
Early May Cherry. Extra fine, 6 to 7 feet, ten for $4, $30 per 
100. Six-year Dwarf Apples on Doucnin stocks, once trans- 
planted, |l per 10. Three-year Standard Apple, fine, 5 to 7 
feet, $12 per 100; thrifty 4-foot trees. $G per 100. General 
nursery stock at low rates. Early Rose and White Sprout 
Potatoes, Egyptian Joint Pop-Corn, ten cars on a stalk, by 
mail, 500 grains, 20 cents; 1 pound, 50 cents; 3 pounds, $1 ; 
one peck, by express, $1. General Price-list free. 
JOHN WAMPLER, Trotwood, Ohio. 
J. W. COBURN & CO., East Chester, N. Y., 
Offer this spring a choice stock of 
Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees, 
Hardy Herbaceous Plants. 
Circulars upon application. 
Sweet Chestnut Trees. 
300,000 yet unsold. A 16-page circular free. Also a large 
general nursery stock. Wholesale list to nurserymen and 
dealers. Address 
STORRS, HARRISON & CO., 
Painesville, Ohio. 
^EEDL13iGS A SPECIALTY.— New 
^ French Pears, Siberian A. V. ami 1. Junipers, 15 in. ; 
White Ash, N. Spruce, Catalpa, Hop-tree, 1 yr. : Spanish 
Chestnut and Peach-trees at lo\v rales. 
P. H. FOSTER, Babylon, L. 1., N. Y. 
EVERGREENS and SMALL FRUITS. Large 
stock evergreens, 1 to 5 ft. Small fruits very low. 
Wilson Strawberry, strong and pure, in quantity, $2.50 per M. 
Triumphs, £3.50. "Send for Catalogue. 
ALFRED OSBORN, Benton Harbor, Mich. 
Arbor -Vita?, 
4 to fi iu., 
only 
$2 per 1,009. 
! Extra Arbor 
Vitae, 
. 4 to6in.,at 
•i $4 per 1,000, 
One Year Transplanted. 
Arbor-Vita 1 , 4 to R in. only $10 per 1,000. Price-list free. 
Address WM. MORTON & SON, Portland, Me., Box 1,483. 
THE IVY -HILL NURSERY 
CATALOGUE 
of Small Fruits. Seeds, and Seed Potatoes will be mailed 
lree to all applicants. Address 
REIS1G & HEXAMER. New Castle, Westchester Co., N. V. 
pOR SALE CJIEAI*, in bond or duty 
paid, 3,000 Ko. French pear Becd. C4 Ko. French 
Coignassier. LASSLNU, WIES & CO., 
P. O. Box 4,308, New York. 
TREES. 
A Full Stock. Write for 
my New Catalogue. J. W. 
ADAMS, Springfield, Mass. 
Osage Orange Sseed, 
BT MAIL, POST-PAID, 15 CTS. PEP. POUND. 
Address I.. G. PU.ATT «S: CO., St. Louis. Mo. 
(hedge plants), £G 
per 1,000. 
HONEY LOCUST 
ASPARAGUS, $3.50 perl 
J. W. COBURN «$S CO., East Chester, N. Y 
AND OTHER 
\Superb namedVarieties 
By mail post-paid, 83.50. For Circular, ad- 
dress DEXTER SH OW, Chicopee, Mass. 
OF APPLE 
FRUIT TREES, VINES, & PLANTS, 
Of Finest Quality, at Astonlsliingly Low 
Rates. Extraordinary inducements to wholesale buyers. 
Catalogues free. 
STARK. & BAP.NETT, Louisiana, Mo. 
PLANTS. "I^T 5 
By Mail and Kxprcss. New Catalogue, Free. 
Address EUWAXGEB & BARRY, 
E stah'd IMP. ]fl. //»)» a'annw. Hn"l)i-«trv. V. V. 
For the Spring Trade. 
ALL FINE PLANTS. 
Daphne Cneorum, 2 vrs. old, $15 per 100, 3 and 4 yrs. old, 
large plants, %15 per 100. Tritoma Uvaria, £93 to *35 per 100. 
Gitienum Argenteum, $25 to S&> per 100. Dahlias, :V) var.. $15 
per 100 Boconia Japonica, $15 to $.'5 per 100. Verbenas, 
flue plants, 50 var.. $fi per 100. 
OL.M BROTHERS, Springfield, Mass. 
rpi ICFJiOSF, BI'LBS.-To nil who in- 
*- close 20 cts.,with their address, 1 Will send 3 flowering 
bolbs of this exquisite flower, and directions for planting. 
CHARLES T. STARR, Avondale, Pa. 
IVew a aid Rare Plants 
FOB 
SPRING OF 18J2. 
JOJEXJXT jS^^XTXj'jS 
Catalogue of New and Beautiful Plants will be ready in 
February, containing a superb colored plate ol a fine New 
Pelargonium, mailed free to all my customers; to others 
price 10 cents, or a plain copy to all applicants free. 
-!OII\ SAUL, 
Washington City, 1>. C. 
The Beautiful Flowers. 
A IS-page catalogue free. No seeds for sale, but all live 
plants from the best set ot greenhouses in the West. 
Address 
STORRS, HARRISON 4, CO., 
Painesville, Ohio. 
WHITE ROSE POTATOES.— A few more left, 
at $1.50 per peck, $4 per bushel, delivered to express. 
Circulars free. W. H. KATHBONE, UucasviUe, Ct. 
GENERAL GRANT 
will 6tand for a limited number of mares the season of 1872, 
at Beacon Farm, Northport, L. 1. General Grant stands 
16X hands high, weighs 1,310 lbs. Color, dappled bay, with 
black points. Sire, Taylor's Berkshire Black Hawk, grand- 
sire, Sherman Morgan, great-grandsire, Levi Justin Morgan. 
General Grant took the lirst prize open to competition on 
Long Island, 1869, and tbe first prize open to competition in 
1S70 of tbe Queens County Agricultural Society. His gets 
prove to be excellent carriage horses, and arc now com- 
manding high prices: and he is just tlie horse to use on the 
light mares to produce animals which are always in great 
demand. Mares not proving in foal last vear will be served 
tliis year free of charge. WM. CROZIEK, 
Beacon Stock Farm, Northport, N, Y. 
THE BBEEDING STUD. 
THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, 
Lord Clyde, 
WILL SERVE 30 MAKES THIS SEASON, 
At S*0 per Marc, 
To he paid at time of Service. Address 
WM. CROZIER, Beacon Stock Farm, 
Northport, N. T. 
Fleetwood Farm, 
Near Frankfort, Ky., 
TSiorowgli-bred Horses, Trotting Stoclt, Im- 
ported Alderneys, Sontli Down Sheep, etc. 
J. IV. HUNT REYNOLDS. 
(State where you saw this advertisement.) 
P 
^ t RE-URED SUOItT-UOBSAEO 
CATTLE.-lBnll,y yrs. old-roan; 2 Heifers; 
Bull Calf— line animals— " Puke of Putney" Stock. 
For sale by 
NOAH PRATT, Cornton, Vermont. 
FOR SAE.E.— FureJerwy Cattle— Bulls, Cowe, 
Heifers, and Calves. Address 
KICHAUD YOL'NG, Morion's P. O., Delaware Co.. Pa. 
^IPi:i:iOB: JERSEY Heifers (Regis- 
yj tered). Rcrkshires, from piizc andimportedstock. 
Cots-*vold and Soulh Oo^vii Lambs. Fine-bred 
Fowls and Eggs for hatching. 
FRANCIS MORRIS, 
IS N. 13th st., Philadelphia, Pa. 
GUILBEKT, Evergreen Farm, Gwvnedd, Fa., 
• continues to have oh hand, at his usual low prices, 
Blooded Cattle, Calves, Horses. Cotswold and South Down 
Sheep— Lambs, $15 each— Swine, Fowls. Turkeys, Geese, 
Ducks, Piseous, Dogs. Maltese Cats. Rabbits, and even 
Farms for sale Eggs of all llrst-class Fowls. 
Ayrshire Caltle for Sale. 
I am importing and breeding thorough-bred Ayrshire 
cattle, and oft'er'the same at reasonable prices. 1 have a. 
number ol calves and vearlinff bulls readv to shin. 
J. H. MORGA IV, Ogdensburg stock Farm. 
Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. 
EBB SOUTH-DOWIVS for sale, 
from imported stock, by 
GEORGE H. BROWN, Millbrook, Dutchess Co., N. Y. 
BliACK BASS for stocking ponds. 
JKRSEY CATTJLC. Family cow,. 
Address W. CL1FT, Mystic Bridge, Ct. 
"ESSEX PIGS. 
Last year, several readers of the American Agriculturist 
purchased Essex pigs from me. 
So far as I have heard, they have given good satisfaction. 
I keep only pure Essex, and breed them with great care. 
Last spring, I could not fill all my orders, and, much to 
my own regret and the loss of the intending purchaser, was 
obliged to return the money. 
This spring I expect to be able to furnish very superior 
pigs, and shall be glad if those wishing to buy pure Essex 
from me will order early- 
Address JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Morcton Farm, Rochester, N. Y. 
EIIO IMPROVED II04; S take 
most premiums. Send for Price-list. And imported 
fowls. L. D. SILVER, Salem, Ohio. 
