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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[September, 
IVES' SEEDLING GRAPE VINE 
That never fails. The wine sells to Longworth's "Wine 
House at £4.25 per gallon. 7">,000 vines of superior growth for 
sale at lowest prices. Send for its history and Price List, 
free. Also all leading kinds with wine, new varieties from 
Long worth's School of Vines, selected by Dr. John A. "War- 
der, with nursery stock generally. JAS. F. MARTIN, 
Mt. Washington, Hamilton Co., Ohio. 
GRAPE VIXES. 
All the nest varieties, including Salem and Martha. Price 
and quality of vines arc worthy of the special attention of 
Dealers and Planters. Price Lists free to all applicants. 
C. L. UOAG & CO, Lockport Grape Nurseries, 
Lockport, N. Y. 
& -iSjE-lB and Rogers' Hybrids, numbers 1, 2, 3, 
k5 4, 5, 9, 14, 15, 19, 23, 85, 30, 02", 33, 34, 39, 41, 44, Diana, 
Hamburg, Martha, Black Hawk, Christine, Siglar, Keuka. 
$5,000 was offered for 10,000 buds Of this last named sort last 
fall. The above varieties are grown by F. L. PKRRY, Can- 
andaigua, N. Y. See advertisement on page 3U. 
ESAI»E VI^fES OF BEST KINDS AND 
qualities, at low rates. J. W. HELMEK. 
Lockport, X. Y. 
G 
NATIVE GRAPE VBBsES. 
A lanre stock of the most approved varieties, very low, by 
the 100 or 1000. Sexd foe Pkice List. 
JOSEPH KEPT, Westohestee, Pa. 
Wood§icle CiaB««leia. 
My Annual Catalogue of Small Fruits is now ready, and 
•will be sent free to all applicants. Those in want of 
Blackberries, Raspberries, Currants, Gooseberries, Straw- 
berries, Grapes, etc., etc., should send their orders, early, to 
A. S. FULLER, Kidgewood, Bergen Co., N. J. 
MIAMI BLACE CAP RASPBERRY. 
Superior to Doolittle in every respect, but a week later 
and keeps in fruiting two weeks longer, thus keeping up the 
Raspberry season until Blackberries come. Bush, a very 
strong, stocky grower, with scarcely any thorns. Q3I?" I will 
give fifty dollars for ldoz. plants of am/ Raspberry that com- 
bines more valuable qualities. Price of Plants §1 per doz. ; 
$4 per 100 ; $25 per 1,000.— Doolittle and Purple Cane, both 
very earl'/, productive and valuable, $1 per doz. ; $3 per 100; 
$15 per 1,6 JO.— Ohio Everbearing, $1.50 per doz. ; SS per 100 ; 
$75 per 1.000.— Golden Cap, $1 per doz.; $6 per 100 ; $50 per 
1,000. — Catawissa, $3 per doz.; $10 per 100. — D avisos 's 
Tiiornless, $1 each; $10 per doz.— Philadelphia, $3 per doz.; 
S'20 per 100.-— Blackberries, Dorchester, $1 per doz.; $5 per 
100.— New Rochelle or Lawton, $1 per doz.; $3 per 100: $15 
per 1,000.— Wilson's Early, 7a cts. each ; $3 per doz.; $50 per 
100.— Kittatinny, 50 els. each; $5 per doz.; $30 per 100.— 
Crystal White, delicious, beautiful, and fine yielder, $2 per 
doz.; $10 per 100.— Hougiitox Seedling Goosebsebt, never 
mildews, $1 per doz.; $5 per 100.— Red Dutch Currant. 1 
year old, finely rooted, $1 per doz.* $5 per 10); $30 per 1.000. 
Cherry White Grape and La Versailles, $1.50 per doz.; $S per 
100.— Grapes, Concord, good rools, $10 per 00 ; bast, $15 per 
100.— Creveling, Ives' Seedling, and Norton's Virginia, 1 year 
old, strong, $20 per 100 ; 2 years old, extra strong, $30 per 
100.— Delaware, Hartford Prolific, Diana, lona, Israella, and 
Ailirondac, .fine roots, as loio as offered in this paper.— 
Orange Quince, very strono. fine-rooted plants, $3 per doz.; 
$20 per 100.— £3?" Strawberry Plants in large quantities 
at low rates; see advertisement in August No.ol Agricul- 
turist. Wholesale List sent on application. Instructive Cat- 
alogue, giving information how to plant, etc., sent on re- 
ceipt of 10 cents. 
It any of the above is offered lower in this paper, tee will 
sell for the same. 6 of each at the doz. rate, 50 at lOOrate, 
500 at 1,000 rate. Remember, Raspberries and Blackberries 
should be set in the fall. We have had very bad luck with 
spring setting, and no failures when set in the fall. 
Address A.M. PURDY, South Bend. Ind., orM. R. PTJR- 
DY. Box 125, Palmyra, N. T. 
B^~ N. B. — We will prepay Express charges on all cash 
orders to any point North of Washington or Memphis, aud 
East of St. Joseph, Mo. 
Kittatinny Blackberry at the West. 
Among the many testimonials received by the subscriber, 
the following in regard to this splendid berry from a gentle- 
man in Fulton Co., 111., may suffice : — 
"The Kittatinny plants got of you, spring of '66, fruited 
this season most abundantly, — one week earlier than my 
Lawtons on the same grounds and location, aud the smallest 
branch withstood the winter without any injury whatever." 
The subscriber and several others here have also fruited 
it thoroughly and most satisfactorily the past season. Strong 
Plants $20 per 100 ; $150 per 1,000. F. K. PHOENIX, 
Bloomington, 111. 
THE BEST BASPBERKY 
Is now acknowledged by all to be the Clarke Raspberry. 
Strong plants, warranted genuine. $9 per doz • $35 for 50; 
$60 per 100 ; $275 per r>00 ; $">00 per 1.000. 
LYMAN BASSETT, North naven, Conn. 
HE EARLY WILSON BLACEBERRT. — The 
largest, most productive, and valuable of all Blackber- 
ries ; early, and ripening rapidly. Ticice as profitable this 
year as either Lawton or Dorchester. My stock is pure and 
grown in the open field, and all sent out shall have good aiid 
abundant roots, averaging six inches in length. Also the 
Philadelphia Raspberry, which retains all its laurels where- 
over hoard from. Also Kittatinny, Lawton, and Dorchester 
blackberries, and Strawberries, etc., iu great variety. 
SAMUEL L. ALLEN, Cinnaminson, N. J. 
YERY EXTRA STANDARD PEAR. 
Parties wanting, for their own planting. Pear-trees of an 
Extra Choice Quality, or any other kind oi Fruit trees of the 
best quality; will be supplied in quantities to suit, by the 
half dozen or ten thousand. Prices low. Tree freshly du°\ 
true to name, and securely packed for any distance. "WriFe 
for particulars, references and Catalogue. Trad'- supplied as 
usual. T. X SOUTHWICK, Commercial Nurseries, 
Dansville, Liv. Co., N. Y. 
OW READY.— Washburn's Autumn Catalogue 
of splendid Flowering Bulbs, containing a list ot the 
choicest Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocuses, Lilies, etc., with full 
auu explicit directions for their culture. It also contains a 
beautilul colored plate, and many other fine engravings. It 
will be forwarded postpaid upon receipt of 10 cents, to all 
applicants. Address Washburn & Co., Hort'l Hall, Boston. 
B&OOMINGTON NURSERY. 
lGtlx year, 10 Grccli-liotises, 330 Acres Frait, 
Oi-namental and Nitfrsery Stock, General 
Assortment. 
1,000,000 Apple, 1 to -1 years, superb yearlings, 1C00, $50. 
150,000 Pear, Stand, and Dw't Dw'f. Apple, all sizes. 
40,000 Clierr y, largely Richmond or May, 100, $15 to $33. 
30,000 Peacli, Hale's Early, &c, 1000, S125. 
300,000 Grape, strong Concord layers, 1000, $85; Hart- 
ford layers, 1000, $130; Ives, $1".0; Rogers, lona, &c. 
5,000,000 Osage Orange, 1st class, 1C0.C00, $300. 
50,000 Currant, Gooseberry and Raspberry. 
30,000 Kittatinny Blackberry, warranted genu- 
ine, strong, first class every way, 1000, $150. (See sepa- 
rate advertisement.) 
1,000,000 Apple Stock, extra, selected 1 year, 1003, $10. 
50,000 Pear Stock, fine, 1 year, 1000, $25 ; Quince, Cherry, 
30,000 Hoses, all classes, Marshal Neil, fine plants, $9 
per doz. ; Evergreens, immense stock, Tulips, Hyacinths, 
and other Hardy Bulbs. Send 2 red stamps for Xew 
Descriptive and Trade List. 
F. K. PHOEWIX, Bloomington, 111. 
Select Vegetable Seeds fbr 
Market Gardeners and Others. 
per 03. per lb. 
Cabbage, Jersey "Wakefield (own growth), §l.o0 $10.00 
" " (Imported), 1.00 10.00 
Flat Dutch, (own growth), 50 0.00 
Early Tort, - - - 23 3.00 
Cauliflower, Early Paris, - - - 1-30 10.00 
" Early Dwarf Erfut, - - 3.00 30.00 
Lettuce, Curled Simpson, (own growth) 50 G.OO 
" Hardy Green, " " 50 C.C0 
" Butter, " " 50 0.00 
Spinach, Round and Prickly, - - - 10 75 
Sent free by mail, for the prices affixed. 
HENDERSON & FLEMING, 
Seedsmen and Market Gardeners, 
67 Nassau-st., New York. 
TME NEW STRAWBERRY. 
CHARLES DOWNING. 
Raised by J. S. Downer, of Kentucky, promises to be far 
in advance of any otber bcrrv known. I have fruited it two 
years. The vigor of the plant is very remarkable, its leaves 
are immensely large, and of great substance, which enables 
it to mature every berry to a larscsize; all are perfect in 
shape, no coxcombs or ill-shaped Trait. The berry is of the 
largest size, the productiveness quite astonishing, and the 
flavor superior to any larire berry "known. The berry of the 
Charles Downing, represented in the August No. of this 
paper, was picked from a young plant set out in Oct. last, 
ana does not represent half the size of the largest berries. 
Charles Downing, of Kewburgh, has fruited it one or two 
years, and .gives ft a high character. For further descrip- 
tion and letter from Charles Downing, see advertisement in 
August No. I am now ready to deliver plants at the follow- 
ing rates: 3 for &2.00; G, .^3.00; 12, $5.00 ; 100, $25; 500, $S5; 
1,000, §150. 2 plants of Gloede's Perpetual Pine for §1.00. 
A larare lot of that remarkable berry. Romeyn's Seedling, 
also, President, Harrison, Market, Abraham Lincoln, Per- 
petual Pine. Philadelphia, Stan; Stringer, Great Eastern, 
Hubbard Seedling, Eenner Seedling, Durand Seedling, 
Ella, and the Great fiippoicam, the king of berries. For 
description and prices ot all these new berries, see adver- 
tisement in Amrnst No. 
WM.~S. CARPENTER, 136 Rcade-st, New York. 
ISsalfeom Roots for the Trade. 
Our Wholesale Catalogue of Imported Dutch 
Bulbous Roots, for the autumn of 1S67, is now ready 
for mailing to applicants enclosing a postage stamp. 
J. M. THORBUEN & CO., 
15 John-st., New York. 
Stra.wJbeFi s y Plants. 
For retail prices see August ?To. — Jenny Lind. Downer's 
Prolific, Early Washington and French, $3.30 per 1,000. 
Wilson's Albany and Rnssel, SI per 1,0011. Crimson Cone, 
Feast's Fillmore, Austin's Shaker, New Jersey Scarlet, Ida, 
llun'alo, and Green Proline, S3 per 1.000; 10,000' for £10. Met- 
calf, Golden Qneen, and Jueunda, or " Enox's 700," S10 per 
1.000 ; 300 of each at 1.000 rate.— z^~ Charges prepaid by us. 
Prices lower if so ofl'ered in litis paper. 
Address A. M. PUP.DT, South Bend, Ind., or M. It. PUr.- 
DY, Box 125, Palmyra, N. Y. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.— A few good, strong 
£5 plants of the Agriculturist, Russell; Bnll'alo Seedling; 
Kegro, and others. §1.00 per 100. A. M. Halsteb, Eye, N. T. 
HARD¥ CMJIBIXG ROSES. 
Prairie Queen and Baltimore Belle, strong, 1 year plants, 
?7 per 100; $50 per 1000. Also, a fine stock of the most popu- 
lar varieties ol Everbloominn Hoses, very low by the 100 or 
1000. Send for Price List. 
JOSEPH KIFT, Westchester, Penn. 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR TREES can 
K3be obtained of F. L. PERKY. Cnnandaigua, X. Y. Trees 
are perfect in form, carefully lifted and well packed. Call 
and see them, or send for Price List. See advertisement on 
page 344. 
T|17"ANTED 1,000 LADLES AND GENTLE- 
* MEX to sell Trees, Shrubs, Vines and Flowers. 
Send for Price List, with full particulars. 
li. L. WHTTLOCK, 
" ALL, NURSERIES IN ONE," 
37 Park Row, New York. 
Strawberrv, Raspberry and Blackberry plants. Doolittle's 
Black Cap, $80 per 1000. Wilson, Downer. French, and May 
Queen. $3 per 1.000 for 5,000 plants. SAMUEL T. DUFFELL, 
Yardville, N. J. 
Price, per piece, S3. 50 ; per dozen, $2-4. 
All orders must be accompanied by Cash, or Draft on New 
York. Address 
P.EISIG & HEXAMER, 
New Casile, Westchester Co., K. T. 
TME BEST MACHINERY. 
COOPER'S OLD AND EXTENSIVE FACTORY HAS 
FOR SALE 
150 Improved Portable Engines, 8 to 30 
JIcvs c =FoTrer . 
85 Improved Stationary Engine*, 20 to 125 
Horse-Power. 
200 Circular Saw Mills, of all Sizes. 
133 Patent French Burr Plonr and Feed 
Mills, with Holts, and complete Machinery for same. 
1,000 Cooper's Patent Sugar Pans, 8 to 15 
feet long. Price §22 to §75. 
1,000 Cooper's Patent Union Sugar Mills, 8 
Sizes. Price, Heavy One-Horse Mill, §75. 
All are being erected in the most approved and substan- 
tial manner, with recent valuable improvements. 
Tins Firm -was tlie first to commence the practice of fur- 
nishing complete fixtures for Saw and Grist Mills, and 
millwrights to erect and set them in operation ; hence their 
unprecedented success and reputation for building the best 
Mills in the world. Send for Circulars, addressing 
C. & J. COOPER, Mt. Vemon^Qhio. 
A score of First 
Premiums taken. 
Cuts Turnips, Car- 
rots, Beets, Patatoes, 
Pumpkins, &c. Suit- 
able for an Ox or a 
Lamb. 
The most durable 
and efficient Cutter 
made. Easily trans- 
ported to any part of 
the country. Sold by 
most agricultural 
dealers, and Whole- 
sale and Retail by 
A. H. WELLING- 
TON & CO., Sole 
Manufacturers, 
"Woodstock, Ver- 
mont. Send for a 
Circnlar. 
WELLINGTON'S 
PATENT 
For Rock Jttlggiiig - and Wall Lay« 
iiig' j?£achines, 
Address G-. L. SHKLPOX. Hartsville, Mass. 
MA^STTACTrREKS* AGEXT, 
Shares' Conlter Harrows. 
Hay and Stalk Cntters. 
Horse Powers and Threshers. 
Stomp Pullers, &c, &e. 
Agricultural Implements at Manufacturers' 
prices* 
53 Cortlandt-st., New Xor3c. 
HUTCHINSON'S PATENT 
Cider aud AYine Mill with Press. 
Grinds Fine, Fast and Easy— Large and 
Small. Best Cast Cider Pi^ess Screws* 
fine thread, very stout and powerful. 
Grinders and Presses separate. 
Best and Cheapest Peed Cutter, ' 
Gale's Copper Strip, all sizes and length, 
of cut. Send for Dlustrated Circular to 
PEEKSKTLT, PLOW WORKS, 
Peekskill.N.Y. 
NrM 1 
WMKS 
S^R* 
GR JF Fl N G&leQt^RU PR I EtO RS 
^Sk^KM 
CO m LA IS1©T:S1VIM EWfrBRK 
Premium Farm Gxist Mill. — Cheap, 
simple, and durable— adapted to all kinds of 
Horse-Powers, and grinds rapidly. 
Send for Descriptive Circular, and address 
WM. L. BOXER & BRO-, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
Imporfaait Aid to Cane Growers. 
D. W. Shares' Patent Cane Stripper; warranted to save 
more labor than anvthing of the kind in the country for 
preparing Sorghum or any kind of Cane for the milL For 
tuither particulars send for a Circular. 
JD. W. SHARES, Hamdcn, Conn, 
