350 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[September, 
Dattox, <_>., July 29th, 1S?2. 
I'O XUBSEBTMEX AND DEALERS : 
'•<•» tinmen— It gives me pleasure to he able to inform von 
Dial the prosperity of this establishment has been such ;is 
to warrant me in offering my goods hereafter ar wholesale 
only. Confident that this will place as In relations of great- 
er mutual advantage than heretofore, I remain, soliciting 
your continued patronage and favor, 
Very truly, W. F. HEIKES. 
P- S.— Catalogues Free. No. 1, Descriptive; No. 2, Xur- 
(sei yiuen's; No. 3, Dealers'. 
Trees! Flowers! Bulk! Seeds! 
HEDGE PLANTS! 
Nursery Stock! Fruit & Flower Plates! 
Adct ess F. K. PHOENIX, 
BLOOMJNCTON NURSERY, 
ILLINOIS. 
BOO A: res; 21«t Ycnr; 12 (ireenhouies. 
Apple and Graos, 1st class trees 1.000, I yr., $20 ; 2 yiv, $30: 
S vr., $40; 4 vr.. $50. 
Pears, ^tand., :5arilett. etc., 1st class, 4 to G (t., ion, $25. 
;;<>o;i, 2d class 3 to 4 ft., 100, $15. 
Grapes, Concord and Clinton, 1st class, I yr., 1.000, $35. 
R'tspbc rrie .s.Dooli tile. Mammoth Cluster, and I'hila., 1,000, $3. 
Blackberries, Kittatinny and Lawton, $1,000, $S. 
4 Catalogues, 20 cents. 
suIiplus stock:. 
10(1,000 APPLE. Finn, 1st class 3 vr. trees. 
100,01)0 PEACH. Fine, 1st class, 1 yr. from bud. 
IOjOOO VAN BUREN'S GOLDEX DWARF 
PEACH. 
lO.OKO PLUM ON PEACH. Fine '0 vr. trees. 
10,0110 APRICOT. 
50.000 CHERRY, largely Early Richmond. Fine 
2 yr. trees. 
100,010 ASPARAGUS. Colossal anrl Giant. 2 vr. plants. 
100.000 HYBRID, PERPETUAL. AND OTHER 
ROSE*. All on "OWN ROOT." 
10,000 IRISH JUNIPER. 2,'S to 3 ft. 
100,000 SIBERIAN and other Fine ARBOR- 
VITJE. All sizes. 
100,oil) HARDY SHRUBBERY Several sizes. 
Suitable for Park and Cemetery planting. 
We offer the above, together with a full line of Nursery 
Stock, In quantities to suit, at very low rates. Catalogues 
on application. 
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO., 
Wholesale Nurserymen, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
PEACH 'TREES, 
APP1.ES, CHERRIES, PLUMS, ami a 
FULL LINE OF NURSERY STOCK. 
The following Catalogues Will be sent on application : 
No. 1.— Descriptive Fruit. Catalogue. 
No. 2.— mid Illustrated Ornamen- 
tal Catalogue. 
No. '.',.— "Wholesale List for JVurscrymen and 
Dealers. 
HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 
Cherry Hill Nurseries, AVest Chester, .Pa. 
TREES! TREES! TREES! TREES! 
MERRELL & COLEMAJV, Geneva, IV. V., 
Offer, for Fail planting. Sixty Acres of Choice, yurwri/- 
grown Trees, consisting of rear (standard and dwarf) 
FlHin, Apple, Cherry, reach. Nectarine. Apricot, and Crah- 
also. Choice Grape vines, Prcs. Wilder Strawberry, Currant 
and Gooseberry Bushes. Shrubbery, etc. Descriptive Cata- 
logue., lOc. Club and Family rate* free. 
"A T ot one of your trees died.**— E». Evangelist. 
APPLE SEEDLINGS. 
1 ,000,000 Apple Seedlings. Two years old. Very fine. 
75.0 .to Peach Trees. One year from the bud. 
100,000 Conover Colossal Asparagus Roots, l and 2 y'rs old. 
30,Oiiu Concord Grape-Vines. One and two years old. 
25,000 La Versailles Currants. One and two years old. 
And much other Nursery Stock. Address 
STEPHEN HOVT & SONS. New Canaan, Ct. 
A PPLG SEEDLINGS, one and two 
years old, in quantity. Send lor sample. 
D. W. KATFFMAN, Des -Si 
loines, Iowa. 
FRUIT TREES, VINES, and PLANTS, 
Of Finest Quality, at Low Rates. 
Price-list free. IV. G. McK.EL.VIE, Geneva, N. T. 
Nurserymen and Dealers, Attention ! 
Over 2ao acres In trees. Our Price-list, for fall now ready. 
An immense stock of Fruit Trees, standard and Dwarf 
Pears a specialty. Prices low. Correspondence solicited. 
Send for Cataloene. 
NICHOLAS & SEWSOv Geneva. N. Y. 
«f >***• "« v , TREES, at greatly reduced rates. 
Also, a general lhie of Nursery stock, Write for Price-list. 
E. MOODY & SOTS, Lockpbrt, N. Y. 
I K Eg in 5& ■ 
PLANTS & BULB0U fi ?noTQ 
* For AUTUMN of )•..'. 
Ellwanger & Barry offer to Planters ami Dealers 
the largest and most complete stock in the country of 
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees 
Grape Vines, Small Fruits, 
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. Evergreens 
New A Rare Fruit «fe Ornamental Tr< ■r, 
S e VL* R ?.V C Green & Hot-House Plants. 
Bulbous Flowering Roots. 
Small parcels forward* > by mail wfitmi desire'/. Prompt 
attenlwn to nit itiqHirte i. 
Descriptive anrl Tfltfafraled Priced Catalogue* vent pre- 
paid, on. receipt of stamps, as folloy 
Xo. 1— Fruits, 10c. No. a— Ornamental trees, 10c. 
?R' ? — Greenhouse. 10". No. 'i— Wholesale (just pub- 
lished). Free. No. 5— ISulbs, Free. Address 
T.\'l., r.r.l (Cli, r- ■,.,,...»,. -« .. _•__-- 
Est<iWd 1S10 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mount Hops Nurseries, ROCHESTKR Itf. Y. 
.ib.4i4JijOi 
Ap .P"\ '. - Vl .'-; '' '• oon - * 2n J 151 ' J' " ; - y-. 2 to 3 n. high, tas 
'u' 1 ' . ,', ; ,nn '? 4 rt - «W,per M. ; 3 and 4 yrs.. J10 per InO, fsO per 
M. 2U.II00 1 yr. St. Pear, S to 24 inches high, S9 per Il3 
Transcendent Crab. 1, 2, 3, and 4 vrs.. S3 to sin per 100 
5 '" H \ V r.'vF vT'l'-VIf,' • ! c?" »"«»«>« Stock. Priced free! 
HAktEY CUBTE), Owego Nursery, Tioga Co., N. V. 
BLOOD-LEAVED PEACH. 
A Colored Lithograph of this startling novelty will he 
mailed free to every Nurseryman and Dealer if applied for 
at once. Applicants will please state Whether they are Nur- 
serymen or Dealers. 
Heikes Nurseries, 
Established IS 1 :;. 
F. l.KIICES, 
Dayton, O. 
PrE.V.rM TiSEES. 
APPLE TREES, one year from graft. 
CONCORD VINES. 
A general line of Nursery Stock. 
CAL,KI\S it BROOICS, Brioksburg, Ocean Uo. N.J. 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, 
CROCUS, LILIES, 
and all other Iluibs for planting in 
[lie Autumn.; also Ilnlb-Gl-sscs, 
Fancy Flower-Pots. 1 ern-Cases, 
\Yinter-FIowerin<r j lants. 
The largest r.nd finest assortment 
in the c lunjry. rVfees moderate. 
De pUve Catalogue mailed to all 
- inis/ree. 
HEBTRT A. DREER 
714 Chestnut St., 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
SUPERBOR DUTCH BULBS. 
Hyacinths. Tulips, Crocus, Etc.. Etc. 
RICHAISD L.AUF.R, 59 Cedar St.. New Ynri.- 
Sole Agent for tlie I'nited States of the celebrated \", r - .. V 
men. Messrs. L. Van Waveren A- Co.. Holland is now ready 
with his own Fall Importations irom these eminent Florists 
whose productions are unsurpassed for beamy These 
goods, coming lrom a reliable source, are offered at import- 
ers prices by the assorted case or otherwise. Catal e-ues 
lurnished upon application by letter. 
Dutch Bulbous Flower Roots. 
Our importations are expected early in September, direct 
from the most eminent growers in Holland, who have sup- 
plied us for twenty years. They cnu be relied Bn as f tile 
very finest quality. 
r.ivers's celebrated new Early Peaches: .. ; ,rly Beatrice, 
Early Louise, Early Rivers, etc., much sarlierthan Hale's. 
Catalogues mailed on application. 
JOHN SAIL, Washington City, ro. C. 
DUTCH BULBOUS HOOTS 
FOR THE TRADE. 
Lists mailed to 
13 E A. L E It H 
on application to 
Jr. M. THOUBURN Si C<>., 
1"> .lohn St.. New York. 
Knlbs ? 
s, for 
Choice Dutch 
In Resorted cases, from different celebrated erow 
bale by C. C. ABEL. 4 fe CO.. 
ii5 l J earl street. New York. 
BHXG-G-S *&s Sno., 
^eetlsmcii and Flori^r >. 
linrlicsttr. v. v. 
FALL CATALOGTJE OF BULBS XOW RKADT. 
Sent frey on application. 
T 
IHEES, BITLBS. HEDGE PLANTS, 
Seeds, Fruit and Flower Plates. 4 CatalosruW 20c*. 
I . g. PHCENIX, Errfomington Nnrscry, HI. 
COTIAGESARaji 
■, :NTHLTof If.pnges. nt SI. (JO per year, edited 
„ i ' ■ ■ ■■ Pt'tinv— a life-long ftnlt grower and 
Hover, ..nc. ; •• riw'cr crltivtitiin at Pal- 
myra, N.Y., and . o, , h : : two hundred acre, 
of truits alone. Big silly pici : \ tcsnovels 
politics, &c, find no room in it, . ■ , : ■. , ■ , "/ de- 
voted to Fr.nrr Omnvxu \vr> noME'BAiiOBMtKKT. 
its high moral tonennd rich Gtore of practical, origi- 
nal and copied matter Cr< rn tome cO exchanges) en- 
dearsitto all. '1 iscc a copy is equivalent to subscrib- 
Ing. Specimen copies free, or an r xeursiontrip of four 
months (Sept. to Pee.) feron'y 25 cents. .Don't Jndge 
it to be of no account because printed in an inland 
town and the editor nworlcinff,praeT1cdl fruit grower 
but try it four months, end le eat sited. Address, 
A. li. PUuDT, PiLMVEA, N.T. 
SfiWALL FRUITSTSMALL FRUITS | 
■PHE largest stock in the United StatcB. Plants pure 
-^ and unmix, 1. V.holcsale and 1 etail List free ;, 
~ "c ,. ■ . "(iai-l FnriTlxsTr.tCTrR.a 64 pagepamph- 
,el_ 1,°}}* how t0 Plant, grow and i. arkef all kinds of 
Jmall Fruit— prire,po.;-p:iid. 25 cents. Private terms 
so Agents, orthose desiring to tell locally, free to all 
applicants. Parties have realized $1(0 to f 100 in one 
or two week's time selling our Fruits, while others 
have got their own plants.O'cc by sel ling a few to their 
neighbors. Address, A. 51. PCPDY, Pai.jivc.v.N.T./ 
or POiiDT & llANCE. Sotrrn Ekni>, Ind. 
Pure White Winter-Wheat. 
All thin considered, and on good, clean, rich, dry land, 
Hi: . ).i;riL is the best variety of WHITE "heat now grown. 
The straw is very stiff, the head very plump and full, and 
the yield on good land eminently satisfactory. The greatest 
difficulty we have experienced with it is to get pure seed. 
It is almost impossible to find it unmixed with Mediterra- 
nean and other red varieties. For some years past, many 
readers of the American Agrici&lurist have written to me 
for seed, but 1 have never been able to get any that I 
thought pure. 1 have now, however, the pleasure of stating 
i I i . . 1 this year ten acres of DIEHL WHEAT that 
isilier, . _ I liavc ever seen, and I can send it out with 
confidence. j 
l will -•:. , , .e,- ponude by mail, r»rc'»ai I, to ruiy address, 
on receipt of ONE DOLLAR. | 
I will send by express or as freight, at tire following rates: 
': bushel $3 00 
1 bushel 5 00 
2 bushels 9 00 
S bushels •,..■; 00 
10 bushels 40 00 
Larger quantities at the same rate, or "SI per bushel. 
The Wheat will be put ill strong, new bags, carefully 
directed, and delivered at express office or freight-house 
without any extra charge. 
Orders will be filled immediately. Address 
JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Moreton Farm, 
Rochester, N. T. 
T H O RB TJ R, IV ■ S 
A\Xl.VL DESCRIPTIVE 
BULB CATALOGUE 
For the Autumn of 1872 
Is now ready for mailing. 
J. M. THORBURN & CO.. 
Sec-I Warehouse, 15 John St., New York. 
AUTUMN "OF" 18727 
BULB CATALOGUE, 
With Prices, full Instructions for Planting, Treatment, etc. 
Bent free to all applicants. CURTIS & COBB, 
1S1 "Fremont st., Boston, J>Iass. 
BKICiiOS & BRO., Seedsmen rind Flor- 
ists, Rochester, N. Y. Bulb Catalogue now ready. 
Sent free <an application. 
CSrli^VF'E-VIIVES 
A SPECIALTY. 
Nurserymen and Dealers will find our stock the largest 
and best. Price-list for fall now ready. Correspondence 
solicited. rSIDDR BttSH A son, 
Bushberg, Jeff. Co., Mo. 
GRAPE'S.— Tolman's Patent, Bottom-Pack- 
ing. Round Grape Hox. The best and cheapest box 
in the world. Alse*. strawberry lioxes. Peach Crates, etc 
lOLMAN & MORSS, Perrysburg, Ohio. 
fARH -OF 350 ACRES in Kent Co.. 
-■- Maryland. Three mile? from railroad station. Peach 
eouiitiy. I' or lease perpetually at $1.25 per acre. 
HENRY w. 60GEES & Cu!, Ealtimore, Md. 
3 OHIO FARfflS.I'OK SALE, clicac, 
on long credit. Tor particulars, address 
J. M. C. MABBLE, tfelphos, Ohio. 
