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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
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FRUIT AXD 0RXA3IESTAL TREES. 
3Tox- Spring 1 1 870. 
STANDARD FRUIT Trees, for Orchards. 
DWARF TREES, for Gardens. 
GRAPE- VISES— Old and new varieties. 
STRAWBERRIES, and other small fruit5 ; best new and 
©Id sorts. 
DECIDCOU5 ORNAMENTAL Trees. 
EVERGREEN" TREES. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS aud Plants. 
ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS, etc., superb collections. 
GREEN-HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS. 
All orders, large or small, will receive prompt and careful 
attention. Packing for distant points performed ia the 
most skillful and thorough manner. 
Small parcel sent by mail when so desired. 
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues, sent pre- 
paid on receipt of stamps, as follows: 
No. 1.— Fruits, 10c. No. 2.— Ornamental Trees, ICc. No. 
&— Green-house, 5c. No. 4.— Wholesale, free. 
Address — 
ELLWANG1R & BARRY, 
E0CHE3TEE, N. T. 
H1EIKES KURSERIES. 
A fall assortment for spring of 1S70. Specialties— Golden 
Dwf. Peaches, Pluras, Currants, Gooseberries, Plum Sel- 
lings, Osage Orau^?, Cuttings of White Dutch Currants, and 
Anz'?rs Quince, Wild Goose JPlum root-grafts. Young Plants 
for Nurse rvnien, &c, &c Address (with stamp) 
TV. F. HEIEE3, Dayton, O. 
POMONA XURSERY. 
"WTTLIjIATI PAItRT, Cinnamiiison, N. J. 
50 acr.es in Raspberries. 
50 acres in Blackberries. 
A limited stock of Kentucky Strawberries. 
Send early for Catalogues. 
Wolf Creek Nursery. 
^(\ f\f\C\ ^ Year E. May and other Cherries. 
OUjUUU 30,000 Peach. 2.00J Golden Dwarf Peach. 40,030 
1 year Apple. 2,030 Dwarf Apple, (Largo for immediata 
bearing). 100,000 Horse Plumb Seedlings. Martha a:;d oth- 
er grapes. E. Ross Potatoes. Surprise Oats, and general 
variety Trees, Vines and Plants. On receipt of price I will 
send by mail prepaid and warranted to arrive in good order, 
for $1, one Martha Grape and one pound each E. Rose Pota- 
toes and Surprise Oats; for 75 cts.. either 4 lbs. E. Rose or 
Surprise Oats ; for $1.50, one Martha and one Golden Dwarf 
Peach* for $5, prepaid mail or Express (our option) , l ,O0J 
Osage Hedge. 
By Express or freight (our option) to any point within 
1,2*10 miles reached bv rail or steamer: 
100 No. 1 Peach, 4 to 5 ft., best varieties, for $15. 
]00 nice Peach, bight 3 ft., for $10. • 
100 extra 3 year E. May Cherry, £30. 
50 Peach and 50 Cherry, in one lot, at above rates. 
General Price ListFfiEE. 
Address JOHN" WAMPLER, 
Trotwood, Montgomery Co., O. 
SPRINGFIELD NURSERIES. 
J. W. ADA^IS, Springfield, Mass., offers extra Stand- 
ard and Dwarf Pear, Plum, Cherrv, and Peach Trees, Apple 
Trees, large size. Ladv of Lake, and other new Small Fruits. 
30,000 Arbor Vifae, 40,000 Norway Spruce, very fine. 10,000 
Honey Locust, 2 yrs., extra. 20,000 Horse-radish, well trim- 
med to plant. 
OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS AND TREE SEEDS. 
Heehak's Nrr.sEEiEs, 
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 
GRAPE-VIXES : 
Norton's Ta., Concord, Ives, Eumelan, etc. 
GRAPE WOOD: 
Martha, Concord, Delaware, Salem, Ionn, clc 
Strawberries, Raspberries, and Blackberries. All A No. 1 
stock, at bottom rates. Price lists free. Address 
M. H. LEWIS, Drawer 150, Santluskv, Ohio. 
C*0:*C©RS> and EVES GRAPE-VINES.— 
Good and Cheap. 
Applv to J. W. CONE. 
Yineland, N. J. 
500,000 Grape-Tines, 2,000,000 Tattings ! 
Of all the leading; varieties: the best and cheapest in 
America. Also, Small Fruit Plants. For large orders wlH 
take in exchange No. l "Western Lands at Cash valnc. 
A .1 Lresa DR, SCHRODER, Btoomington. Illinois. 
•21 rears collecting Fruits : 2.5:0 bearing Trees. Cioxs by 
mail, prepaid, and warranted true\ including Be^t New 
Vauiktii's recently introduced bv Warder, Downing, and 
For list, &c , send stamp to H, J. BLACK, 
Bremen, Fairfield Co., Ohio. 
IMTlWEKRYT 
Send to head quarters for ptroncr. erenuine plants. 
LYMAN BASSE LT, North Haven, Conn. 
Versailles Currants. 
Extra 'plants. $10 per 100 : !$70*ner 1.000. Send 50c«nts for 
sample. EDWARD Brjl'.GESS, Ponghkcepslo, X. T. 
50,000 
Fcaeh Trees. 
4 to 6 ft. high, 1 year from bud. well ripened. Leading 
varieties, true to name. Also a t,-c>neral assortment of Nur- 
sery stock. Concord Vines and Osage Hedge In quantity. 
Potatoes for seed of the newer varieties. Early Rose by the 
hundred bosh els. Send for price list. 
H. M. ENGLE, Marietta, Pa. 
Six very Choice Plants, by Mail, post- 
paid, for $2, viz. : 
Geranium, Gloire «ie Naucej.- The finest 
double flowering Geranium in cultivation; very free, 
with, very large trusses of rosy scarlet flowers, elegant 
for the vase. 
ITIontnly Tree Carnation, President 
Be^raw,— The best double white Carnation; very 
fragrant, and unsurpassed for winter bloom. 
Geranium, Kins of Scarlets.— The best scar- 
let Geranium in cultivation : trass eight inches in diam- 
eter, stands the hot sun to perfection. 
Diantiius Quetiersi. — A beautiful perpetual 
hybrid Pink, with large scarlet-crimson double flowers, 
produced profusely from. 3Iay to October, also flowers 
well in winter. Extra fine. 
Bouquet Dahlia, Little Herman. — With 
small, close, compact flowers, of a beautiful cerise pink, 
tipped with white, and sporting into three or four varie- 
ties upon the same plant ; flowers early and very profuse. 
The best Bouquet Dahlia ever sent out. 
Fuchsia Vainqua do Peubla. — The best 
double white Fuchsia; sepals bright red, wcl! scflexed; 
corolla very full double, white, feathered with rose. 
The plants are put in cigar boxes, with nearly the 
entire ball of earth, and were seat with perfect success 
the past season to Denver City, Colorado. 
Descriptive Catalogue of Bedding Plants forwarded on 
application, by enclosing one blue stamp. 
Address DEXTER SNOW, Florist, 
Chicopee, Mass. 
GEN. GRAJNT, 
The best in tile Field: 
Gen. Grant Tomato seeds, 15 cts. per paper. Flower seeds, 
2-5 cts. for 6 kinds. Gladiolus Bulbs. 25 cts. each, §2 perdoz. 
Iris Bulbs, 5'J cts. psr dozen. Chrysanthemums, Diccntra 
spectahilis, 25 cts. each. S Perennial and Biennial plants, 
$1.00; 25 cts. articles. 5 for 51.00. Also, Fottler's aud Stone 
Mason Cabbage, Yellow Dan vers Onion, Blood Turnip Beet, 
Long Orange. Short Nates, and white Belgian Carrot, and 
Radish Seeds. Price per lb., oz., or package, on application. 
By mail, free. Terms cash. S. H. MAliTIX, 
Mnrblehead, Mass. 
1AA APPLE ROOT GRAFTS, 
'$WUP\J £3 ncr LOW ; $70 per 10,000. 
30.000 1-year grafted Apple trees, 1) to 24 inches high. $20 per 
1,000. Grape-vines, Concord, 1-ycar, $1 perdoz.; §4 per 100: 
$30 per 1,000: 2-year, $6p2rlOX lyes' Seedling, 1 year, SI per 
100. Hartford Prolific, 1-ycar, $6 per 100; $1.50 per dozen. 
Roses, Dundee, Rambler and Pelicit, 1-vear. $1 perdoz.; £3 
per 100; $ - i0 per 1,000: 2-year. $5 per 100. Vines and Roses, 
1-vear-old, 100. sent l>v mail, 30 cents extra. 
HABVET CL'RTIS, Owego, Tioga Co., ST. T. 
For Sale at Low Rates. 
50,000 Peach Trees. 1 year from bad. 
12,00) VanBurcn Dwarf Peach. 
30,000 Clarke Raspberry Plants. 
10,000 La Versailles Currants, 1 vear. 
15,000 Kittatinny Blackberry. 
5,000 Missouri Mammoth Blackberry. 
40.000 Concord Vines. 1 and 2 years old. 
50,000 American Arbor Yi ties, "from 13 inches to four feet 
liigh. Address STEPHEN HOTT & SONS, 
Xew Canaan, Conn. 
Small Fruits and Plants a Specialty. 
All the desirable and profitable varieties— after 18 years 
experience in small fruits. The fruits yield the proJJt,and 
the plants sohl at about the coH of raising them. 
Send for descriptive price list. 
SILAS WALTON", Moorestown, N.J. 
FRUIT GROWING FOR PROFIT. 
Everybody can have the benefit of thirtvyears experience, 
in my new Descriptive Catalogue of 5G pages, for 10 cts. 
It tells what and how to plant. 
"WM. PARKY, Cinnamtnson, N. J. 
THE 3IOUXT TERXOX, 
A SPLENDID NEW WINTER PEAK, 
THE BEST OF ITS SEASON, 
• -tiered to the public, for the first time, and is vouched 
for by all the prominent Horticulturists of the country. 
A FIXE COLORED PORTRAIT, 
Will be famished (rrntfc, together with a Circular, giving 
particulars and a full list of tes(im< 
P. S.— " The Semi-annual Circular" of these Nurseries, 
plying prices of every description of hard v Trees and Plants, 
for the spring of 1^70, is now published, and will be mailed 
free to all. Address 
WM. S. LITTLE, 
Commercial Nnrsciicp. "Rochester. N. 7. 
"\TATryE EVERGREENS. 5 to 12 inches hieh. 
^^ Arbor Vlte, Hemlock. unci will'- Plnc.JS perl. mi. f2S 
per 1(1,000. 71.nls.ini Fir nnd White Sprue-, s.". per 1,00 I. f leper 
10.000. lied Pine, ?10 per 1.000. Also, Lardi. White Birch, 
.•Hid Maple, $3 per 1,000. $20 ner 10.000. I'ackinz free. 
John rn KTC, Green B ay. TTla. 
* large amount of FTKsT-CLASS NURSERY 
-™- STOCK, raised speclallv to sell fllrectly to the planter, 
and cmhracini n prcat variety in cither fiie fruit or orna- 
mental departments, is offered nl f:iir prices. Any snrplns 
of cither first or second class will he sold rery /o?c to Agents, 
Healers, or others. Address eirlv 
. '. MAV N'iNT.. Prop*r, Mah oning N'nrserlcs, Yonngsio vrn. o. 
Native Urcrsreens. 
6 to 12 Inches hlL'h. at M p-r 1.000. Balsam Fir. American 
S'.rnee. Arhor Vita-. White Pin.', and Flemlock. also I.areh. 
lo.oxi for fio. Packlne free. Send ror Clrcnlar. 
___^ JAM E S A. HOOT. Skineatelea. y. T. 
ROSES. TCOSTIS.— nv the 100 or 1,000. 
Cheap for Cash. > 1 ror J 1st. 
.'•"^F.PII K1FT. West Chester, Pa. 
PURDY'S 
SMALL FRUIT IIWflR. 
>.ew Edition, over G3 pae:es. Price only 'Si cts.. post-paid. 
It is the most practical vrork on small fruits yet printed. 1c 
should be in the hands of every Amateur and fruit grower 
ia the country. It gives complete direction for planting a 
market plantation, v.ith fruit and vegetables, so that even/ 
foot of land can be made to count. It also has plans for lay- 
ing out a Ritchen, Truck and Fruit Garden, and also a fane v 
yard and gardens where .flowers, &c, are desired. It con- 
tains illustrations of plant 3, different methods of planting, 
drying house, hot-beds, garden plans, besides having full and 
valuaole instructions for growing the figtrec successfully 
at the North— Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, &c, &c. Its low- 
price- should place it in the hands of every person who takes 
this paper. Those who desire to act as our agent for its sale 
in their neighborhood, should address us for terms. Price 
list of plants, wholesale and retail, sent gratis to all appli- 
cants. If von want any kind of small fruits bv the quantitv 
low. send its a li=t and we will return it with prices that will 
prove satisfactory. Address 
A. M. PURDY, Palmvra, N. Y., 
Or, PL'RDY & HA>"CE, South Bend, Iud. 
Bloomington (Ills,) Sursery* 
10th Year ! 500 Acres ! 10 Green-houses I 
Send 10c. for Catalogues. P. K. PHOEXIX. 
FRUIT-GI£€PWEiS§ ! 
Pruning made Easy by Doty's combined Pruncr and 
FruitPicker. If your implement dealer has n't ir. send $1 
(or ror JJlackberry Pruncr, $3/50) to TS'M. M. DOTY, K Cort- 
landt St., >*cw York, and he will prepay Express. 
PAIXSTILLE XIJRSEEIES. 
15th year \ 9 Green-houses. A large assortment of spleudid 
2, 3, and 4-year-old Apple trees, with Pear, Plum, Peach, 
Cherry, &c. Grape-vines and small fruits, in large quanti- 
ties. An immense stock of Evergreens, unexcelled in qual- 
ity. 50.COJ Hoses; 20,000 Verbenas; 10,003 Dahlias; 10,000 
Tuberoses. All other green-house and bedding plants in 
proportion, for spring trade. 200.COO American 
CHESTNUT 
trees, 4 inches to 2 feet high. This is one of the vervbest 
iu:tand timber trees that can be planted. Dealers and* Nur- 
serymen supplied with trade list free. Catalogue No. 1, 
( Fruit and Hardy Ornamentals), 10 cts. No. 2. Green-house 
and Bedding Plants, 10 cents. Chestnut Circular free to all. 
Address STOPvllS, HARRISON & CO., 
PainsTille. Ohio. 
XEW AXD fi&AKE PLAXTS 
For Spring of 1870. 
JOHSf SAUL'S 
Catalogues of ncwand beautiful plants, will be read v about 
Feb. 1st, containing a beautiful colored plate of the fine new- 
Double Geranium ™ Andrew Henderson," mailed free to all 
my customers. To others, price 10 cts. ; or a plain copy \>> 
all free. JOHN SAUL, "Washington City, D. C. i 
SEEDLINGS. SEEDLINGS. 
The largest and most complete assortment of young Ev- 
ergreen and Drcidnous Trees ever before offered. 
3Iahaleb Cherry, 1 year. SpanisH Chestnut, 
(grown from extra selected seed) 1 year. Roses, a beauti- 
ful collection, in all the classes, on their own roots. Honey 
Locust for 1] edging, very low in quantity. 
TO DEALERS. 
-1 full line of general Nursery Stock, in every Depart- 
ment. Myatt's Linnaeus Rhubarb, a heavy stock 
cheap. £j?~ Conovcr's Colossal, and Giant Aspar- 
agus, by the quantity. 
Send for our new spring Trade List, just issued. 
HOOPES, BRO. & THOMS, 
Cherry Hill Nurseries, "West Chester, Pa. 
PEACH TREES.— A bargain. 20,000, tlirifly, 
stockv, and hearthv. Strawberries, Grnpes, &c good 
and cheap". S. T. DUFFELL, Yard-wile, N. J. 
■\rURSERT STOCK OF ALL KINDS, and all 
-^ Pizes, r.t wholesale, very low until June 1st. Price-list 
mailed free. A. P. CHAPMAN. 
50 Vesey St., New York. 
Xew American IWoltoerry. 
Fruit lanre and fine flavored. Tree beautiful in form and 
foliage, rapid grower, fruits the second year alter planting. 
One-year Trees, by mall, $1.00 each : $9.C0 per doz. 
" '* ** Express, 2 feet, $1 each, $8 per doz. 
Two-year Trees, 6 feci, $2.00 each. 
Form a club at $1.00 each, you make one-third. 
Orange Pippin. 
Hest Early Appli for market or family use. Send for 
prices. Address 
F. L. PERRY, Cannmlalcua, N. Y. 
FOREIGN GRAPE-TINES. 
Strong onc-ycnr-old, of SO sort*, principally Uomburgs, $9 
per doz., $o0 per 100. Catalogues supplied. 
It. BCIST, Nurseryman, 
6Tth A- Darby Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 
MACEDON NURSERIES.— Bujers of Nursery 
stock i»hmild send fr»r our Spring Trade List. Prices 
nrr- especially low for (.'^^r/K'-ri']t.■^^ Currants, Strawberries, 
Raspberries, t 1 "*! Blackbwie*, embracing over fifty va- 
rlotie^. new and old. Trade list free. C. L. VAX 1U SEX, 
Maccdmi, N. Y. 
SHAKER fiR.VPF. ROOTS. 
Ivog' Si.<-<lllne. 1 r<*nr. p"lpct".| N'o. 1 roots, iit fSB par l.W. 
3 vonrn \'o. 1 nt *10 per 1.W0. '^ rnn F\lr> .11 S'" nrr 1.000. 
Address II. n.BEAR. Harrison P. o., Ohio. 
