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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
115 
Farmers and Gardeners ! 
Many of you have thus far found the purchase of Garden 
Seed the moat unsatisfactory and most vexing of all your in- 
yestments. "SoWjifyou icill stand by me, I propose to change 
all this, and make a revolution in the seed business by my 
three warrants. 1st. I will warrant ray seed to be what it 
purports to be in kind and quality: 2d. I will warrant that 
the money you send for seed shall reach me ; and 3d. 1 will 
warrant that the seed you order shall reach you. 
Thu?, you see, I take all the risks on myself. I know that 
In doing this I shall make some losses, but I have confidence 
that the good sense of the farmers and gardeners of the 
United States will stand by me in this new movement, and 
so far increase my business" as to enable me to bear all such 
losses and continue the business on the "three warrants" 
basis. Stand by me and I will stand bvyou! Catalogues 
sent gratis to all. See the advertisement "headed '"Gregory's 
Seed Catalogue." 
JAMES 4. H. GREGORY, 
Marhlehead, Mass. 
r;ansemond Sweet Po- 
tatoes for Seed. 
Price SJ.00 per bushel ; $10.CO per 
barrel of 3 bushels. Reasonable 
discount on large orders. Plants 
also in proper season. This variety 
Is successfully grown at the North. 
Send for our Circular of directions, 
etc. MURRAY & CO., 
Foster's Crossings, 
Warren Co., Ohio. 
BUSHELS NANSEMOND AND BER- 
MUDA SEED SWEET POTATOES for sale 
at $13.00 per bbl. of 3 bush. each. (A reasonable discount on 
large orders and to seed dealers.) Responsible Agents 
wanted to sprout our Potatoes on Shares. Address 
TEN" BROOK PIERCE & CO., Rockville, Ind., 
or South Pass, Union Co., 111. 
Givcia Away! Given Away!! 
For particulars see E. B. Jenning's Catalogue of Plants, 
"' by mail. Send for it. Direct tr 
Sonthport. Fairtield Co., Conn. 
Seeds, &c. Sent, post-paid, by mail. Semi for it. Direct to 
EDWIN' B, JENNI N GS, Sou^' 
Onion Seed and Onion Raising. 
1 will send, post-paid, trite Round Earlv Yellow Danvcrs 
Onion Seed, either from nivown raising, grown from the 
most carefully selected stock", or grown by the originator of 
this fine onion himself, at $2 per lb., with liberal deduction 
on large quantities. There are two or three varieties in the 
market sold as Danvcrs Onion, but mine being grown by 
the originator himself, and from his stock, I warrant it to 
be the true sort, and every seed of the past season's growth. 
VV. ST. Thompson, of Eon du Lac, Wis., writes me, "The 
seed I bousht of you last year was excellent, not a peck of 
scullions from three pounds of seed." W.S. Kainey, Esq., 
Columbia, Tenn., writes me: "As an experiment I ordered 
from you last spring, some of your Onion Seed. I sowed 
them in the same piece of ground, under the same culture 
with seed of my own growing. Yours produced more than 
double as many as mine." All purchasers can rely upon 
my seed being fully up to last year's staudard. The Danvers 
Onion will produce irom one-fourth to one-third more per 
acre than any other variety, and is more salable, and at a 
higher price in market. * Also Large Red Wethersfield, 
Early Red Globe (very early, productive and popular), Late 
lied Globe (new, very productive), every seed warranted of 
the pan season's growth .from the very choicest of seed stock, 
at $2 per B>., post-paid. My Treatise on "Onion Raisins,"— 
a covered pamphlet of 82 pages— illustrated by 13 engravings, 
containing full directions fm- everystep in the process— from 
selecting the ground to marketing the crop, forwarded post- 
paid, to any address lor 30 cents. If any person on perusal 
of It does not find that he has his mo>iey's worth, he may 
return it and I will refund the money. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
OSAGE ORANGE SEED, 
Just received on Consignment from Texas, and guaranteed 
fresh and new, for sale in quantities to suit, by pound or 
bushel. PLANT & PRO., St. Louis, Mo. 
25,000 Osage Hedge Plants for Sale. 
Strong, one year old. Address 
H. M. ENGLE, Marietta, Pa. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
Agriculturist, Jucunda, Lennig's White, New Jersey Scar- 
let, $1 per doz., $2 per fifty, $3 per hundred. Sent by mail 
post-paid. For other varieties and circular address 
REISIG & HEXA.MER, Newcastle, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
200,000 AGRICULTURIST STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
Price reduced to $1.30 100, or $10 1000. 
Gkeat Ripp.vwam. 81.00 doz., or $6.00 100. 
Golden- Qif.i:x, very Hue, $1.00 doz.. >r>.00 100. 
Kxox'a "(JO, true, §1.00 doz.. $5.00 100. 
Mead's SRttDLINQ, extra, $1.00 dOZ., $6.00 100. 
White ALPrNB, very sweet, $1.00 doz., $3.00 100. 
Gkekx Phoi.ifio, large and tine. $l.oij loO, fcs.00 1000. 
Wir.so.v. the best for market, $ 1.00100, $8.001000. 
For particulars, see February No., page 7">. Scarlet Seed- 
ling, a new Kasphi'i'iv, perfectly hardv, a lare;e, beautiful 
scarlet berrv; murh better than the Philadelphia, and more 
hardv. Plants, $:'..uo doz., $i:».0 » 100. 
Address \VM. S. CARPENTER, IjG Ueade-st., N. V. 
fl H AAA SUBSCRIBERS WANTED to send 
■.UaUW for $10. pOSt-puld, Lists of Horry Plants, 
offered in Inst No., page r.">. by JOHN s. COLLINS, Moores- 
town, N. Jersey ; or send for a Descriptive Cataloguo grails. 
Strawberry Plants. 
Jucunda or Knox's 700, HetcnlPs Early, Agriculturist, -T.-r- 
Bey Scarlet Brooklyn Scarier, Wilson's Album-, and Triumph 
do Gaud. For sale by C. L. HOAG & CO, 
Prices on application. Lockport, N. Y. 
DON'T DEPEND UPON YOUR NEIGHBORS 
for berries. Raise your own. JOHN S. COLLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J., has a good selection ; offers them cheap ; 
Bee Feb. No., p. T.'i. or send for Descriptive Catalogue gratis. 
BARXES' MAMMOTH STRAWBERRY. 
The Best fof. Macket.— This plant originated at Pongh- 
keepsie, N. T., with Mr. D. H. Barnes, from whom wc ob- 
tained the entire stock. It is a perfect plant (requires no 
mixing) ; hardv. vigorous, and productive. 
Fruit, uniformly large, or very large, of a bright crimson, 
regular in shape', of a snb-acid taste, and unsurpassed in 
keeping and carrying qualities- 
It was brought into market last season, at S. P.. Conover's, 
260 and 261 West Washington Market, foot of Fulton Street, 
who sold the Fruit the past season, to whom we refer.- 
Our stock of Plants for sale is limited, we being (juite 
anxious to hare the Berry brought before the people one 
more season, when we think it will recommend i:selt. 
Price, per dozen, $5.00; per 100, $25.00. Sent by mail or 
express. 
TEN EYCK BROTHERS, 
Middletown Point, N. J. 
The Best Three Harket Berries. 
Plants by Mail Post-paid. 
For $10 we will send to any Post-office in the United States: 
12 Plants Philadelphia Raspberry. 
6 " Wilson's Early Blackberry. 
3 " Kittatinnv " 
Send P. O. Stamp for Catalogues. 
WILLIAM PARRY, 
Cinnaminson, N. J. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, of Best Quality and 
^ Varieties. For prices, etc., address. JOHN H.BAWDEN, 
Freehold, Monmouth Co., N. J. 
Strawberries a sad Sauall Fruits. 
Stinger's Seedling Strawberry, a new variety of great ex- 
cellence ; Philadelphia Raspberry, and other Small Fruits. 
Circulars on application. 
WILLIAM HACKER, Seed Grower and Importer, 
803 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
AGRICULTURIST STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
at $10 per 1 ,000 grown in meadow soil, which gives them 
extra good roots. "Other leading varieties at low prices; 
also, Wilson's BlacUbcrrv Plants. CHAS. L."WILLITS,Had- 
donfteld, N. J. 
Ponghkeepsie Small Fruit Nursery. 
Purchasers of Strawbekuy Plants, Grape Vises, Ctjk- 
eaxts, Raspberries, and other Small Fruits, are particu- 
larly requested to send for a Catalogue of the Ponghkeepsie 
Small Fruit Nursery. None but first class stock sent out, 
and at the very lowest rate. Extra strong plants, and true 
to name, of "Agriculturist" Strawberry, at $10 per 1,000, 
and "Jucunda" or "Knox's 700," at $1.00 per 100, &c, &c. 
Address, EDWIN MARSHALL, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
4 l»s., by Mail, for $1.00. 
Harrison, E. Goodrich.Gleason or Cuzco Fotatoes ; French's 
Seedling, and Albany Strawbcrrv Plants, sent bv mail, pre- 
paid, for $1.00 per 100. Hubbard Squash, Boston Curled Let- 
tuce, Winningstadt and Stone Mason Cabbage Seed, 15 cents 
per package. P. SUTTON, Beverly, Burlington Co., N. J. 
^MALL FRUITS! EXPRESS CHARGES PRE- 
-PAID.— Miami Raspberry is with us a better berry, great- 
er bearer, longer season, and stronger and hardier bush than 
Doolittle. I offer a large stock of both the above, also other 
Raspberries, Blackberries and Strawberries. Send for de- 
scriptive Price List to JOHNSTON'S NURSERY, South 
Bend, Indiana. 
JUCUNDA, or Knox's TOO, 
Strawberry Plants. "Warranted true. For sale by 
C. L. HOAG & CO.. Lockport, N. Y. 
PHILADELPHIA, the largest, best, and most 
prolific, hardy RASPBERRY. 12 plants, $3 ; 100 for $20. 
Barberry Hedge Plants, $8 per 1,000. 
Early Goodrich Potatoes, per bushel, $3; per barrel, $7. 
Address, H. BERST, Erie, Pa. 
PLANTS.— Wilson Early Blackberry, §50 per 50 ; 
Philadelphia Raspberry, $lSperl00: Agriculturist Straw- 
berry, $10 per 1000. Other leading varieties at low rates. 
Catalogues gratis. CHAS. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
STRAWBERRIES. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
RASPBERRIES. Send for Catalogue. 
SAMUEL L. ALLEN", Cinnaminson, N. J. 
See 
CHOICE VARIETIES of STRAWBERRY Plants 
J at low rates. Price list gratis. SAM'L C DeCOU, 
Recklegatown, Burlington Co., X. J. 
Page 116. 
O. K» B. II. 
MPOHTED NURSERY STOCKS 
for sale by G. RAOUX, « Cedor-st., Xcw Vork City. 
APPLES, Common, Doucin and Paradise. 
CHERRY, Mnhaleb and Muzzard. 
PEARS, 1 and 2 years. 
QUUVCE, Anecrs and Fontonay. 
NORWAY SPRUCE, 2 ami Syra., transp'd. 1 foot lilsli. 
AUSTRIAN AND SCOTCH PINES. 
roses, Dwarl ami standard, crafted, new and old sorts. 
KLADIIIM'S, Mixed. 
HEKBACEOl'S P.EOMES, Named sorts. 
NEW STRAWBERRY, Qloedo's Perpetual, line. 
1VTEW PEARS. 
Hem-re Clatrgeau, a noble pear, grows to2}< pounds weight. 
Described on page 63, February No. 
Dana's Movev, the beat winter near known, tasting like a 
Sweetmeat, Described on page 62, February No. 
American Meanly, or Dnrsorn's, a new Ameriran Seedling, 
beautiful and good, scarlet »rui yellow: ripening in July: 
medium. 2 grafts of each, $1.50; v.' oi each, $5.00; SO of 
each, Jio.fiO; or $10.00 per 100 for either variety. - grafts 
eaCll Of BartlCtt, SCCkcl and Sheldon will bO added free of 
cost, If wanted. Grafts well packed and sent free by mail. 
Dcseret, a new Currant, discovered by Horace Greeley In 
['tali. Fruit aa large ns the Cherrv, sweet, ami a great 
bearer, perfectly hardv. Large plants, $1.00. All the above 
sent free bv mall. Address 
F. w. CARPENTER, Rye, Westchester Co., X. V. 
HflGIILAiM> FRUIT FA KM. 
Strawbcrrv Plants for Sale, strong healthy plants, well 
rooted, carefully packed to carry safely, 
Wilson's Albauv. $5 per 1000. Send for Price List. 
«. J, TILLSON, Highland. X. T. 
BL003IINGT0N NURSERY, 
Osage Orange Hedge Plants .^Strong, selected, 
one year, packed in good order, LCOO, §3; 5,000, ?13; 10,000, 
$25. Apple and Pear Trees, all sizes. Early Rich- 
mond Cherry, Apple Root Grafts, best Quality. 
Klttatinny and Wilson's Early Blackberry. 
Grapes.— Tona, Ives, Israella, Xorton's, Concord, Hart- 
ford, Kogers* Hybrids, &c, &c. 
Wursery ^toclts, general assortment. Sweet Brier 
Seedlings, $2.50 per 100. Peach Seeds, fresh, frozen 
packed, ?3 per bush. OsageOrangc and Pear Seeds. 
Evergreens, Shade Trees, immense stock, all sizes. 
Althea, Dbl. Named, fine collection. 2 ft.. 100, $12. 
Roses and Dahlias, extra large, fine collection, 
Green-house, Bedding and Garden Plants. 
Send red stamp each for 3 Catalogues, Wholesale, Retail 
and Bedding Plants. 
F. K. PHfEXIX, Bloomingtou. IU. 
IRlizabetli, 3fevr Jersey. 
A fine Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Tree-;, Evergreens, 
Grape Ylnes, Roses, Shrubs, frc., &c. 
75,000 Norway Spruce at §35 per 1000. 
Also, a large lot of Honey Locurt and Osage Orange, one 
year old, strong plants. 
Catalogues forwarded on application. 
DAVID L. BUCHANAN, 
Successor to TVm. Rcld . 
GRAPE TINES. 
lona, Israella, AdJrondae, Coiicortl, Diana, 
Hartford, Rogers', «&c., &c. Prices too low to Ad- 
vertise in this Paper without injury to the Trade. By the 
use of my patent process, I am enabled to proiluce the largest 
and best vines for future growth and productiveness, crown 
on the American Continent. See cut in Sept. Xo., page 334. 
Send for Terms to those forming Clubs, which is worthy ot 
particular attention. 
If Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue is wished, send 
two red stamps. Address 
F. L. PERRY. Canandaigua, X". Y. 
GRAPE VINES. 
Hundred. Thousand. 
Ioras, Extra larse $100 SS00 
No. 1, Extra line SO U0O 
No.3, '■ 60 500 
Isroellns. Extra large 100 soo 
No. 1, Extra line 90 7'.0 
No.2, ■' 60 .'.00 
Adtrondacs, No. 1 60 
No.2 45 
Delaware Layers lor Immediate bearing. 60 
HUSTED & HAZELTOX, 
Delaware, O. 
GRAPE VINES ! GRAPE VINES ! 
I have on hand a large stock of most excellent Grape 
Vines, Including both the older and well known sorts, and 
the newer varieties. These vines are unsurpassed in quality 
and are offered at entirely reasonable rates. Priced Cata- 
logues sent to all applicants, and specimens sent on receipt 
ofprice per 100. E. \T. HEUEXDEKX. Macedon. 
Feb. 7, 1S07. Wayne Co., N. Y. 
(FORME RLY THOMAS <fc nEKENDEEN.) 
GRAPES ! GRAPES ! GRAPES T - 
300,000 Concord, 100,000 Catawba from Tines never 
mildewed or rotted. 30,000 Hartford, 10,000 Delaware; 
Norton's Virginia, Diana, Clinton, and all other good sort* 
of Grape Vines, Currants, Raspberry, Strawberry, and other 
Plants, cheaper than anywhere else, for sale. 
DU. H. SC-HIiODEl; liloomington, Illinois. 
1,©0<M)00 Grape Vine Cuttingsl<)i r S»ale, 
Norton's Virginia, 12 Dollars per 1000 Cut tin is, by 10,000 o-.- 
more, onlv 10 Dollars. Concord and other sorts cheaper. 
Send Btamp for Catalogue and Essay on Grape Culture, t.> 
DIL H. SCHRODER, Bloomington, Illinois. 
CONCORD GRAPE VINES-25,000 one your ami :-' 
years* old, grown with great care by long cuttings from 
our own Vincvard of S years' productive bearing. 
TEX EYCK BROTHERS, 
Middletown Point, X. .1. 
IONA and ISRAELLA Grape Vines. For sale bv 
c l. noAG & co., 
Lockport. N. V. 
EIAAGE & SCHOTIDT, 
Nursery nntl .Sctilsmcii, Erfurt in Prussia. 
The English, French and German Edition of their Trade 
Seed List may bo had on application t>> Mcsar?. iVustln, 
Ihildwln iSr Co., 71 I^roadwav. New York, or (lU*CCt, Mso, 
their retail UBtof Plants aiid Seeds, the latter extei i lui 
Above Eleven I'housand kinds alone. Enrther. tin-it List OT 
Balbs and Roots the largest collection ever offered. 
IONA Vines and loii.i \Vo>h1 for Sale :it ivdm-cd 
prices, Ad.ln ^sMOiiRE A IJICH AKP^X. Geneva. \.\. 
STK \ \\ B5IC 18 DC I US, 
CRANBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, 
BLACBJBERRIES 1 GRAPES, &C- 
All the newer and old sorts at tow4ttt rates. Bo sun* and 
send for a copy ol my Descriptive Catalogue, it is toll of 
valuable Information, as to planting, growing, & c, fie. See 
opinion <>i' tltn Agriculturist in last issue, under heading of 
"Catalogues Deceived. " Price, 10 eta 
Addre ss A. M. POltDY. Sonth r- n d, Ind. 
C1MALL FRUITS.— Full instnictioiifl for eulUvn- 
^tlne, picking and marketing. Also, n cut and deecriptlon 
with dlrei-tlons for making my Premium Fruit Shipptnp 
Case. Also, how to prepare the Od Paper for wrapping 
plants bv mall. Also, much other valuable Information In 
mv new Price List. Price ui eta Address 
JOHNSTO-N'-: XCRSERY, South Dead, Indiana, 
