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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[ApiUL, 
TO PLANTERS 
OP 
TREES, SHRUBS, 
AIVX> VINES. 
PARSONS & CO., 
offer their fine stock of 
Apples, Plttsiis, Cherries, 
Pears-Stattdaid, Pears-Dwarf, 
Peaches on PIjibsi Stock, 
and all other sorts of 
FRUIT TREES 
at very low rates. 
HAKD1 GRAPE VINES, 
OF 
Delaware, Hartford Prolific, 
Concord, lona, 
and many other sorts. 
Vines for House Culture. 
1 year, $20 per 100—2 years, $30 per 100. 
These are of very fine quality. 
They have at Low Fig-sires, a very large stock, 
from which to select handsome specimens, of 
Street and Lawn Trees, 
of symmetrical form and well rooted. 
Flowering; Shrubs in great variety. 
Hoses on their own roots, at from $10 to 
$25 per 100. 
Exotic Plants for Window Gardens and 
Hanging Baskets, of the finest sorts. 
They invite examination of their Grounds 
and Green-Houses. 
Tor Catalogues apply by mail, at 
Flushing, near New-York. 
Duchess Wursery. 
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. T. 
The subscriber 1ms for sale a large general assortment of 
FRUIT TREES. 
Annlp Pp/ir Cjienry, Peacli. Plum, Apricot, 
Oiiiin'i- etc.' Also the most desirable varieties of 
Small Fruits, Native Grapes, Strawberries, 
£t c A large Stock of 
EVERGREEN TREES 
Tor Hedging, Clumping, and Single Trees, very Buitable 
for Ornamental Cemeteries, &e. 
Also Deciduous Ornamental Trees for Lawns, 
AvenuesT etc. Descriptive and Price Catalogues sent to 
Applicants LMDLEY M. FERRIS, Poughkeepsie, N. T. 
Nurseries of Asa Clement 
on the Mammoth-road, Dracut, 3>4 miles from Lowell, Post 
Office address " Lowell Mass.," 
Apple trees in variety, from one to ten years grown, pn bud. 
Cherrv Peach and Plum trees. Standard and Dwart Pears 
In variety. 3000 Concord Grape Vines 2 to 4 years grown. 
Diana Delaware, Hartford Prolific, Dracut Amber. .No s la 
and 19 Rogers Hvbrids. Arbor Vita- Pyramids and her ge 
plants. Deciduous and Evergreen ornamental trees, in line 
condition. ,, ■ ^ . . . 
Orders solicited and promptly attended to. 
Prince & Co., Flushing, N. Y. 
LINNiEAN BOTANIC NURSERIES: 
FOXTNDKD 1732. 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits (an immense 
variety). Shrubs. Vines, Plants, Grapes, Bulbs Osiers, &c. Ex- 
tra sized Trees for immediate bearing. Send lor Catalogues 
of any Department, enclosing stamps. 
Choice Pear and Apple Trees. 
I have a large stock of Dwarf Pear and Standard Apple 
trees of superior quality, and the most desirable market va- 
rieties, wltti a general assortment of other trees and plants, 
at reasonable prices. i'S'n «\ 
r Walworth, Wayne Co., N. Y. 
TO FARMERS, DEALERS nnd NURSERYMEN. 
Early Harvest, Northern Spy. Baldwin, and other leading 
varieties'of Apple Trees at the Onondaga Nurseries. They 
K!?S!r z e e ss and flne *W3E&ti&teStf ! S p 
»LVM TREES.— OVER 100 KINDS.— Splendid 
Trees— ou Plum Stock— low in quantity 
PRINCE & CO., Flushing, N.Y. 
Adirondac Grape for Sale. 
2 years old, very strong. No. 1 $5.00 
2 do. strong, No. 2 4.00 
1 do. very strong, No. 1 3.00 
1 do. strong, No. 2 2.00 
All cut back to 3 to 4 eyes. 
A discount of 20 per cent to dealers on bills of $50 and 
over. The above prices and terms of discount will be 
strictly adhered to. 
No inferior vines will be sent out by me. Purchasers can 
rely on the quality of mv vines being unsurpassed. 
Will be forwarded in sealed boxes by Express. No charge 
for boxes. Or small orders will be securely packed and sent 
by mail, prepaid, when so ordered. 
The two great Grape Exhibitions held last autumn at New 
York and Cleveland, awarded to the Adirondac THE PRIZE 
FOR THE 
BEST NATIVE GRIPE OF APJlf KIND, 
QUALITY TO RULE. * 
The discovery and introduction of the Adirondac Grape 
is an event of the highest importance to fruit growers, and 
the greatest advance yet attained by native grapes. Its pe- 
culiarities are extreme earliness, large berries and clusters, 
tender and thin skin, melting without any perceptible pulp, 
and of the most delicious and delicate flavor, reminding one 
of that splendid but hot-house grape .the "Black Hamburg." 
Address JOHN W. BAILEY, 
Plattsburgh, Cliuton Co., N. Y. 
IOWA VINES and WOOD 
for Propa^atioiB, etc. 
Delaware Wood for propagation, at from five to twenty 
dcj»rs per thousand eyes, according to quality, ranging 
from pood to best. Also Diana Wood as above. 
Strawberry Plants nf the two best varieties in cultivation, 
$1 a hundred by Mail ; $5 per thousand by Express. 
GOLDEN AB£!54»I£ VS'lVE. 
Very beautiful plants— the best that I have ever seen, per 
dozen according to size, $5, $12, and §1S; per hundred $23, 
$50, and $100. 
For contents of Descriptive Catalogue of vines, see adver- 
tisement in March No. or Agriculturist. 
lona, near Peekskill, Westchester Co., N. T. 
C. W. GRANT. 
Adirondac Grape Vines, 
For sale by the single one or hundred, and every plant 
WARRANTED GENUINE. 
Circulars sent free. Single vines sent by mail, postage paid. 
Price 1 year old $2. 1 year old extiia $3. 
" 2 years " $4. 2 years " " $3. 
Fine plants lona, Israella, Allen's Hybrid, Delaware, &c, 
&c, &c. Address J. W. CONE, Norfolk, Ct. 
Dr. C. W. ^irasit 5 § ^rape Ylu&es 
At wholesale and retail. All the New and Valuable 
Varieties, warranted genuine. Descriptive Catalogue and 
Price List, Illustrated "with twenty fine engravings^ drawn 
from life, sent for ten cents. 
R.W.HOLTON Agt., 32 John-st., N.T. 
THE FRAMINGHAM GHAPE. 
HOVET & CO., 
23 Kill>y Street, Boston, 
HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INTRODUCING TO CULTIVATORS A 
VALUABLE NEW HARDY GRAPE, 
Called the Framingham, raised bv Mr. J. G. Morneberg, of 
Saxonville, Mass., and cultivated by Mr. O. Bennett of Frara- 
ingham, who exhibited splendid specimens before the Massa- 
chusetts Horticultural Society, in September last, -which at- 
tracted much attention. 
The Framingham is a superior grape, as earlv as the Hart- 
ford Prolific, which was shown at the same time, and with 
bunches as large and handsome as the Isabella, which it re- 
sembles in appearance and qualitv. having the same brisk 
vinous flavor. The vine is a remaVkablv strong and vigor- 
ous erower, with large, thick foliage, resisting the attacks of 
mildew; and for earliness, productiveness, and hardiness 
may be safely pronounced a valuable addition to our native 
grapes.— Mr. Bennett having raised a small stock of vines he 
has placed them in our hands forsale, at the following prices: 
3 year old vines, very strong, $2 each, $1S per dozen. 
2 vear old vines, very strong, $1.50 each, $12 per dozen. 
Vines safely packed and forwarded to all parts of the country. 
GRAPES. 
GRAPES. 
WMte Wiillow. 
I will box securely, pure cuttings of the above i^d ship to 
any address at $3 nor thousand. I will sellasgoou anartloe, 
and the same willow, at the above price, as can be ootained 
for more money. Address J. H. GRAVES, 
Dement, Ojrle Co., III. 
200 varieties Native. — 100 varieties Foreign, at very low 
rates. Send for price list and see low prices per 100 in March 
"Agriculturist." PRINCE & CO., Flushing, N. T, 
\ CRANBERRY PLANTS for sale by 
' GEO. A. BATES. 
Bellingham, Mass. 
Send for Circular on the Cranberry and its Culture. 
NANSEMOND SWEET POTATO PLANTS.— 
Of best quality, during Mav and June. Put up to carry 
safelvlong distances. Price, 300 $1; 1,000 $250; 5,000 $11: 
10,000 ¥20. This variety is hardy and prolific, beins profitably 
grown 44 degrees north. Send for our circulai-rcoutaining 
instructions In cultivation and experience of those growing 
them. Address MURRAY & CO., Foster's Crossings, 
Warren Co., Ohio. 
Sweet Potato Plants. 
IMPROVED NANSEMOND ready in season, Mav and 
June. Orders should be in by first of April, Price $3 per 
1000, packed and sent as directed. When boxed and sent by 
mail, SO cents per 100. J. C: THOMPSON, 
Tompkinsville, Staten Island, N. Y. 
ALSIKE OR SWEDISH CLOVER. 
Prime new Seed. 75 cents per pound, 8 cents per pound ad- 
ditional, if ordered to go by mail. 
Send for our Catalogues of Vegetable, Flower and Tree 
Seeds. J. M. THORBURN & CO., 
Seed Warehouse, 15 Jolm-St„ New-York. 
VERGREENS.— JOHN W. ADAMS, Portand, 
Me., will Bupply— if ordered early— at former rates. 
"New Varieties of Strawberries. 
PROGRESS, a new seedling of great promise, berries of 
the largiest size, high flavored, and wonderfully Prolific. 
Plants, $2,00 per doz. 
RUSSELL'S PROLIFIC— This is believed to be the largest 
and best strawberry ever introduced, berries over 6 inches in 
circumference.and more productive than the Wilson. Plants, 
$1,00 per doz. or $5,00 per hundred. 
The following four varieties are white berries, and emi- 
nently valuable, fruit of the largest size, plants perfectly 
hardy, and verv productive; Lennins's White, White Pine- 
apple, Albion, Depthford White; Plants, $1, per dozen; the 
four varieties §3, or $5 per hundred. 
EMPRESS EUGENIE, Marguerite, Princess Frederick Wil- 
liam, Union, Victory, and Staten Island ; 75c. per doz. Em- 
press Eugenie and Marguerite have taken many prizes, they 
are of enormous size and fine flavored. Oscar Wonderful, 
Bonte St, Julian, Boyden's Mammoth, Due de Malakolf, and 
Wizard of the North ; at 50c. per doz. 
LA CONSTANTE, 75c. per doz. or $4, per hundred. Tri- 
omphe de Gand, Wilson, Austin, Downer's Prolific, $1. per 
hundred, or $0, per thousand. All orders addressed to 
WM. S. CARPENTER, 
329 Greenwich street, N. Y. 
BUasselFs §trawfoera*y. 
KusselPs Cn-reat Prolific. 
Russell's Crreat FroltHc. 
The best, largest, and most prolific Strawberry known, 
measuring; 5 to 6 inches in circumference. Plants of this 
New Strawberry ready in April, $2 per doz. $10 per 100. 
Cash to accompanv orders. Also Grape Vines, Fruit and 
Ornamental Trees, etc. Address W. T. & E. SMITH, 
Geneva Nursery, Geneva, N. Y. 
Strawberry a*laiit§ 
Of best quality of all the leading varieties, for Spring plant- 
ing at reduced prices. Wholesale and retail. Order early. 
New price list ready. E. WILLIAMS, Mont Clair, N. J. 
La Constante Strawberry. 
The largest, handsomest and best of all Foreign Strawber- 
ries, hardy, productive, and of superior quality. Plants, 75 
cts. per doz., $3 per 100. Also, Emma, Empress Eugenie, 
Nap. III., Marguerite, and others, $1 per doz. Hovey's Seed- 
ling and Boston Pine (genuine plants), $1 per 100. Address 
HOVEY & CO., Boston, Mass. 
Russell's Prolific Strawberry. 
Visitors to the Agriculturist office will remember the 
Splendid Show of tins unequalled Fruit by me last season. 
Having a fine stock, I offer first quality plants at $1 per 
doz., $5 per 100. Also, Triomphe de Gaud at 35c. per doz., $1 
per 100, $6 per 1000. 15c. per doz. extra by mail. 
EDWIN MARSHALL. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
$* TIE AW ASSISES Y PLANTS. — Austin, 
^Bartletl. Brighton Pine, Cutter, Downer. Fillmore, Hook- 
er, Triomphe de Gand, liussel's, Victoria, Ward's, Wilson, etc. 
In large or small quantities. 
Curra nts. —Cherry, White Grape, Red and White Dutch. 
Grapes.— Clinton, Concord, Hartford Prolific, Diana. 
Delaware, etc. Address E. WILLIAMS, Mont Clair, N. J. 
KUSSELL'S GREAT PROLIFIC STRAWBER- 
RY is undoubtedly the best strawberry yet known. 
Good healthv plants bv mail post-paid $1 50 per dozen. Also 
bv express, Wilson's Albany $5 per 1000, Hudson River Ant- 
werp, $4 per 100. Cash to accompany orders. O. J. TILL- 
SON, New Paltz Landing, N. Y. 
NEW STRAWBERRIES, &c. 
All persons wanting the TVcwest and Best varieties of 
Small Fruits are requested to send for the Price List of the 
Poughkeepsie Small-Fruit Nursery. 
EDWIN MARSHALL, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
RUSSELL'S PROLIFIC STRAWBERRY, undoubtedly- the 
best variety now extant. Strong plants by mail post-paid 
$1.50 per dozen. Bv express $!> per 100. 
GREEK PROLIFIC STRAWBERRY produced by Seth 
Boyden, Esq., and second to none, except perhaps Russell's, 
and in many points equal to this famous variety. Plants by 
mail $1 per dozen — bv express $<! per 100. 
LINDSLKY'S FASTOLF SEEDLiNG RASPBERRY. Pro- 
duced by Jas. B. Lindslev, Esq., of Orange, N. J„ and being 
perfectly hakdy will undoubtedly prove the best variety 
yet introduced. Strons; Ciines bv mail $3 per dozen, 
BIGGAREAU DOULIN CHERRY.— A French varietv of 
recent introduction, a very valuable acquisition, being large, 
fine flavored, productive aud earlv, ripening middle of June. 
Strong trees, one year from bud", 6 to S feet, 75 cents each, 
packing included, or 50 cents each when ordered with other 
trees. 
Circulars descriptive cf all the above, and general cata- 
logue of Seeds. Tree-. Bulbs, ifcc, mailed free to all applicants. 
FRANCIS BRILL, Nurseryman and Seedgrower, 
Newark, New-Jersey, 
E 
5®,©©© Avail's Wine Plant. 
(Tlie tietitiisse ]L,ii>»65ae«is Rkubai'b.) 
For Sale by 
king- & imluturj^y, 
rinsliing, li. I., near New-York.. 
They also offer for Sale every variety of 
ffVsiit :it;i3 ©j-ia:«!Bte]!s<»l 'i'recs. 
4Sa - ai>es sita«l 8m»ll JFi*«iats, &c. 
They would call particular attention to their stock of 
STANDARD PEARS, 
which Is very flne. 
