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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
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flRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES FOB 
FALL OF 1 1867. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY 
Invite the attention of Planters, Nurserymen and Dealers 
in Trees to their extensive stock now offered for the Fall 
Trade. In the departments of 
Hardy iFViiit Trees, 
Oruanieutal Trees, 
the collections are the most extensive and complete in the 
United States. 
Prompt and careful attention given to all orders, and 
packing done in the most skillful and thorough manner. 
Full particulars -will be found in the following Catalogues, 
which will be sent, prepaid, to applicants who enclose 
stamps: 
Nos. 1 and 2, Ten cents each— No. 3, Five cents— No. 
4, Three cents. 
No. 1— A Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Fruits. 
No. 2— A Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Orna- 
mental Trees, Shrubs, Eoses, &c-, &c 
No. 3— A Catalogue of Dahlias, Verbenas, Petunias, and 
select new Green-house and Bedding Plants, published every 
Spring. 
No. 4— A Wholesale Catalogue or Trade List. 
EIJLWAWGEE5, & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
HOYE¥ & C®,>& 
ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO THE 
Winter and Spring Garden, for Autumn of 
19G7, is Now Ready, 
Containing a new and beautiful COLORED PLATE, with 
several engravings, and complete list of Bulbous Flowers, 
with lull directions for cultivation. Sent free on the receipt 
Of JO cents. Address IIOVET & CO., 
53 North Market-st., Boston, Mass. 
NEW 
A.TJTTIMIN' OAT-AJLiOGrTTES 
OF 
Imported Dutch BStiibous 
'5 
With descriptions and directions for their cultivation, now 
rc:uly for mailing. 
J. M. THOT.BUKN & CO., 
15 John-st., New York. 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, &c. 
About the 1st or September I shall receive from Holland 
a splendid lot of 
Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocuses, Lilies, 
and all other HARDY BULBS suitablo for Autumn 
planting. 
Catalogues supplied free. Address 
JAMES TICK, 
Rochester, 7$. Y. 
SUSQUEHANNA WUISSE5BY. 
40 000 Apple— best In tbo State. 
ftO.OOO Vlum Sectlliiiss— very fine. 
Penr, C'lierry, and a large variety of other Nursery 
Stock at low rules. Address 
L. O. HUMMER, Cameronla, Northumberland Co., Pa. 
Marietta kjurseroes. 
1807. PeacH Trees. Pencil Trees. 1807. 
Grown on new ground and perfectly healthy. We can 
Kuppl*them by the thousand or ten thousand. Also, a gen- 
eral iimm'Lmciit of Nursery stock. For Circulars, Whole- 
sale and Retail, Address ENULE & BRO., Marietta, Pa. 
10. 
■i. 
lt> 
000 STANDARD APPLE. 
000 DWARF a 
000 PEACH, 1 year. 
.000 PLUM, 1 year. 
,000 CHERRY, 1 year, Standard and Dwarf. 
,000 STAIVDAUD PKAR. 
,000 DWARF do. 
,000 CONCORD, 2 year. Extra (Inc. 
,000 GRAPE VINES, assortment, 1 & 2 years 'old. 
•'or sale by JOHN R, & A. MURDOCH, Pltteburgb, l'a. 
JOHNSTON'S NURSERY FOR SALE I— Cause, 
continued 111 health— $0,000 to $8,000 in salable stock— 
30,000 Raspberries In fruit. Also, Strawberries, Grapes, &c. 
Send :l-cent stamp for Circular descriptive of place. Also, 
Swull Fruits, In which / will tint be undersold. Address 
JOHNSTON'S NURSERY, South Bend, Iud. 
E&IiWAWGrEIg. & BARRY'S 
Seedling- Stra-wberry, 
WICArVOR. 
Haying fruited it for 6 years we pronounce it a decided 
acquisition to the list of market Strawberries. Plant very 
hardy and vigorous, surpassing iu quantity of fruit and hard- 
iness of vine any other variety we have ever tested. It 
commences to ripen a few days before the Early Scarlet, 
and continues on up to the latest, thus making it profitable 
at both ends of the season. Fruit from one to one and a 
quarter inch in diameter; berry regular and uniform iu size, 
roundish conical, bright scarlet, flesh more firm and not so 
acid as the Wilson. 
Plants will be ready for delivery about the 15th of Sep- 
tember, at $5.00 per dozen. 
ELIiWASTGER & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, 
Rochester, ST. Y. 
The Great European Strawberry. 
" DR. fJICAISE." 
Said to be the largest berry known. From plants set in 
September last.fruitwas picked and exhibited attlie Fruit 
Growers' Society, held in Rochester, on the 27th of last 
June, which weighed \\i ozs., and measured 6% inches 
around. 
Plants very hardy, vigorous grower, and productive. 
From Ave plants imported in the Spring of 18(16, we produced 
500 very strong plants. This variety we have imported at a 
great expense, and will have a fine stock to offer our cus- 
tomers in August and September. 
The following are extracts from European Catalogues : 
"It is of enormous size, the berries weighing over \% ozs., 
(9 to the pound), and early, of a bright red color, very 
glossy, the flesh white, and of fine quality." 
This sort is one of the finest cultivated in Europe, and has 
the best characteristics of any we have ever introduced. 
Orders must be sent in early, as they will only be filled in 
rotation. 
We will furnish plants, postage paid, at the following 
rates : $1 per plant ; $10 per doz. ; $75 per 100. A liberal dis- 
count to the trade. Address 
FROST it CO., 
Genesee Valley Nurseries, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS^ 
"We offer the following select list of Strawberry plants, 
which will bo ready to send out by Sept. 1st. 
Alpine Red & White, Long worth's Prolific, 
Agriculturist, Russell's Seedling, 
Buffalo Seedling, Triomplie de Gaud, 
Early Scarlet, "Wilson's Albany, 
at 50 cents per dozen ; $2 per 100 ; $10 per 1,000. 
Also a large collection of new and foreign varieties In- 
cluding Lennig's White, Durand's Seedling, 
Green Prolific, &c, at §1 per dozen; and a limited 
quantity of 
Dr. JYICAISE, the largest Btrawberry known, at ?G.OO 
per dozen. 
All orders from unknown correspondents must bo accom- 
panied with the cash. 
ELIAVAJVGER & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, Iff. Y. 
Strawberry UPlants. 
Jucunria, Rinpowam, Metcalfs Early, Lennig's "White, 
Agriculturist, Barnes' Seedling, Napoleon III, Philadelphia, 
Durand's Seedling, etc., will be sent by mail, postage pre- 
paid, upon the receipt of $1 per dozen. For Descriptive 
Catalogue and Price List of CO varieties Strawberries and 
other Small Fruits, address 
EEISIO & IIEXAMER, 
New Castle, Westchester Co., N. T. 
CiTJRAWBEreitY ff^AIVFS.— Phila- 
yj delplila, (early), Barnes' Mam moth, Stinger, Durand, 
Klppowarn, $1 per doz. Wilson's Albanv, i"> els. per dozen; 
75 cts. per 100; $| per 1000. oilier varieties. Also, Raspberry, 
Blackberry plants, &c for fall and spring planting. Prices 
to nil applicants. JOHN S. COLLINS, MoorestOWU, N. ,J. 
SPECIALTY — 
^100,000 WIliSON STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
for sale, (iearr>niterf true to name), by the Dozen or 
Thousands For prices address 
D. n. BROWN", 
Cherry Lawn Farm, New Brunswick, N. J. 
Strawberry IPlaxits. 
Agriculturist, Brooklyn Scarlet, By berry. Cutter, Col. 
Ellsworth, Downer, French, Fillmore. Green Proline, Ida, 
Lennhr's while, Ladv Finger, MonitoiTN, J. Scarlet. Russell, 
nnd Wilson, 20 cents per dozen : 75 cents per 100. MetCBlfs 
Early, 30 cts. per doz. ; $2 per 10ft. Sent post-paid. 
P. SUTTON; Beverly, Burlington Co., N\ J. 
Strawltrnv Plant*, S^5 per 1000.— Wilson's, 
Downer's, Buffalo, Uussen's.Prench seedling. Agriculturist, 
Jersey Scarlet, &c. P. B. STEVENS, Essex, Conn. 
For Wholesale Rules of Vines, npplvto 
M. 11. LEWIS & CO., Sandusky, Ohio, 
BULBOUS FLOWERING ROOTS 
Toi- Fall of 1867. 
"We offer a fine collection of 
Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus, Iris, 
Gladiolus, Japan Lilies and other Bulbs. Also, 
choice varieties of Chinese Pneonies. Prices famished 
on application. 
Small quantities forwarded by mail, pre-paid, at Catalogue 
prices. 
ELLWASiGER & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. T. 
PARSONS & CO., FLUSHING, N. ¥., 
Offer a very thrifty, -well-grown, and bushy stock of 
CAMEI/LIAS. 
Assorted colors, including Candidissislv, §20 per 100. 
Larger size, including Alba plexa, $50 per 100. 
Alba plena, fine and bushy, with buds, $100 per 100. 
AZALEA IIVDICA. 
Best standard sorts, • ■ $20 per 100. 
Larger size, » • $30 per 100.1 
Rhododendrons, (of the best sorts and all perfectly 
hardy,) $1S per doz $100 per 100. 
ROSES. 
Moss, - a $25 per 100; $200 per 1000. 
Remontant, • $20 per 100; $150 per 1000. 
Tea and China, - $15 per 100; $100 per 1000. 
The above ROSES are all on their own roots, and are not 
budded or grafted. Their uniform success in different part3 
of the country is the best testimony we can offer in favor 
of their character. 
They are especially recommended for dealers on account 
of their low price. 
CLARK RASPBERRY, $G0 per 100; $500 per 1000. 
This variety, in our own experience, and that of Charles 
Downing, A. S. Fuller, and others, is the best raspberry 
grown. Its wood needs no protection in the winter, its 
leaves, Unlike other varieties, are uninjured by the sum- 
mer's sun, its fruit is most abundant, and its flavor unsur- 
passed. 
Those growing Raspberries for market will find it the only 
variety worthy their attention. 
Kiitatinny Blackberry, $30 per 100 ; $250 per 1000. 
Wilson's Early Blackberry, $50 per 100; $ 100 per 1000 
These Blackberry plants are grown from cuttings and not 
suckers, and are thus more safe for transplanting. 
Winter Seed Wheat for 1867. 
FOK SALE BY 
GEORGE A. DE1TZ, 
IMPORTER AND GROWER OF 
SEES WHEAT & 6Ri§S SEEDS, 
CHAMBERSBURCH, PA. 
Italian Rett Mediterranean £2.25 W peck. $8.00 ?1 bush. 
Italia n mite. 
Ilunaarian Red " 
French Bed " 
Bailees Eng'h Red " 
German Red " 
Ballet's Ena. Wliite, " 
Dlehl's Wliite, 
Canada Wliite. 
Houghton mite, 
California White, 
Jlliie-Stem Wliite, 
2.00 
2.00 
2.25 
2.25 
2.25 
1.50 
1.50 
1.50 
1.50 
8.00 
8.00 
8.00 
8.00 
8.00 
S.00 
8.00 
0.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
7.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.1.0 
5.00 
Fqiiiiiiaii Red Mediterranean, 1.50 " 
Rett Chaff " 1.50 
Wliite Chair " 1.50 " 
Lancaster' Red Chaff " 1.50 
fczT Four pounds of either of the above varieties will bo 
scut by mail (free, of Postage) for one dollar. C. A. V. 
SEE© WHEAT. 
Tlie Subscriber offers for sale Tied Mediterranean Peed 
Wheat, raised on Long Island, from Imported seed. Price, 
$4.00 per hnsliel. This wheat is much Bought after, from the 
fact that there has been no Mediterranean Seed Wheat Im- 
ported for several years. Also. Deihl and Boughton While 
Wheat, price, S5 per bush. C. W. PAYNE, Sag Harbor, L. I. 
Sere! Potatoes ! 
The Goodrich Seedlings, and other valuable varieties, in 
large or small Quantities. Libera) terms to Dealers. 
W. L. & D. M. NKSI3IT. Lewlsburg, Pcnn. 
1LSON EARLY, KITTATTNNY and Law- 
ton Blackberry, Philadelphia and Doollttlo Black 
Cap Raspberry, and twenty varieties of strawberry plants 
for sale at reduced prices, by C1IAS. COLLINS, 
Catalogues gratis. Moorestown, N". .T. 
Tlie Pliilnflclpliin. ClnvU, Dooli ttlr, and other 
Raspberry plants. Tlie Wilson Early aud Kiltalinny Black- 
berry plants. Also, the leading varieties of Strawberry 
plants for sale. Catalogues free. Now ready. 
THOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. i 
WILSON EARLY and KITTATIXNY BLACK- 
»» BERRY, Philadelphia and Clark Raspberry. Apply 
to SAM'L. C. DbCOU, Recklesstowu, Burlington Co., N. J. 
Wilson's Envly, Klttntiniiy, nnrt Lmvton 
Blackberry plants. Also, Raspberry and Strawberry plants 
In largo or small quantities, for sola by DAWL. McLAl i:\. 
Cold Spring Berry i'ai'iu, New Brunswick, New Jersey. 
DAVISON'S THOBNLESS BLACK RASPBER- 
RY plants for sale. Send for Circular. JOI1N W. 
110AU, Watorford, Camden Co., N. J. 
