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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
The Coming Raspberry. 
E, P, Roe’s New Seedling 
Pride ~ Hudson 
See page 112, March No.^of American Agriculturist. 
Also Strawberry, Raspberry, Currant, 
Gooseberry, and Blackberry 
Plants. Pure, first-class plants a specialty. It will pay. 
those wishing to re-stock their grounds with plants they can 
rely upon, to send l'or circular. Descriptive catalogue and 
price-list free to all. Address 
E pa R 3 ™ 3 Coinwall-ou- 
ts# [Laf hT J fen thc-Hudsou, Or- 
9 I n B meesi p ange Co., N. Y. 
HENRIETTA. 
The Largest Red Raspberry, berries 3?;; inches in 
circumference, bright color and high flavor. Perfectly 
Hardy. Tested 5 years. Full descripth >n sent on application. 
Strawberry and Raspberry plants of all kinds, at fair prices. 
G. H. & J. H. IIALE, South Glastonbury', Conn. 
GRAND TRIUMPH IN HORTICULTURE! 
The crowning result of Eighteen years of care and toil— 
FELTON’S NE W PERRIES. 
The Cinderella and Continental STRAWBERRIES 
and Early Prolific: and Reliance RASPBERRIES are 
now offered to the public; Tested nine years, and in our 
judgment the Folk Best Market Berries. ZW Cata¬ 
logue and Price List Free. GIBSON & BENNETT, 
Nurserymen and Fruit Growers, WOODBURY, N. J. 
Strawberry Plants 
!n Large or Small Quantities. 
CRESCENT SEEDLING, Great American, For¬ 
est Rose, Pres. Lincoln, Miner’s Great Prolific, 
Capt. Jack, Duchesse, Prouty’s Seedling, and 
50 other NEW varieties. Monarch of the West, Col. 
Cheney, Chas. Downing, Seth Boyden, Black Defiance, Wil¬ 
son’s Albany, strictly pure, etc., etc., very cheap in large 
quantities. Illustrated Priced Catalogue, full of valuable 
information, willSbe forwarded to applicants free. 
A. HANCE & SON, Red IJauJk, N. J. 
Strawberry plants.. 
: $ 4o p “ r 
. 2 “ 
. 8 “ 
. 5 “ 
1 , 000 . 
Crescent Seedling 
Great American 
Albany, Monarch, and C. Downing 
Col. Cheney and Triomphe de Gand 
Capt. Jack and Duchess 
Cumberland Triumph 
Brandywine Raspberry plants. 
Wilson Blackberry plants. 
Grapes, Apples, Cherries, etc. 
On orders of $10, or over, small quantities added at. 1,000 
rates. Price List free. SAMUEL C. DE COU, 
Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
STRAWBERRIES- 15,000 qts. 
per acre from Parmlees Crescent Seedling, second year 
picking—first year same bed produced fourteen thousand 
qts. per acre. Any farmer can make money growing it, if 
properly located near large markets. Ways and means will 
be provided with reliable parties without funds. Send for 
circular and make statement of locality, nearness to and 
what market. Send in sealed envelope and communication. 
Will fully explain terms. H. H. SMITH, West Haven, Conn. 
Stvnwberry Plants 
100 Wilson’s Albany 
100 Monarch of West 
100 Boyden’s Thirty 
100 Col. Cheney 
100 Jucunda 
lOOCumberlandTriumpli 
GRAPE VINES 
15 Concord 
12 Hartford Prolific 
Either kind 
postpaid 
for 81.00 
Lapham 
& Anthony 
Clayton. Del 
Descriptive 
Catalogue 
The Dollar 
JVui'serf/iiQQ 
Free 
Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries. 
Anything in Small Fruit Plants or Vines, Potatoes for 
seed. Alpha, Snowflake, Superior, &c. Compton's Early 
Field Corn, Prickly Comfrey, &c. Price list free. 
D. E. HOXIE, Northampton, Mass. 
STRAWBERRY PJLAMT&. 
15 Acres devoted to Strawberries, over 30 varieties. The 
finest and most extensive stock in the New England States. 
18 new kinds added to my list this season. Catalogue and 
Price List sent free. 
CHAS. S. PRATT, North Reading, Mass. 
Eureka Strawberry Huller. 
Introduced last season, and found to he the best thing for 
the purpose ever invented. Sent bv mail to any address at 
15 cts. each. The trade supplied. Address the Manufacturer 
and Inventor, A. S. BUNKER, 
288 Common St., Lawrence, Mass. 
OR SALE.- WILSON’S ALBANY, and CHARLES 
DOWNING Strawberry Plants, Warranted Genuine, 
$2.50 per thousand. No charge for packing. Address 
H. C. MYER, Saugerties, New York. 
1 AA AAA Great American and other new Straw- 
JL l r “ r berries—Reliance and E. Prolific R. B. 
An Immense stock of Trees and Plants of every description. 
Peach trees a specialty. Price list free. 
JOHN PERKINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
1 fbOO HAH STAWSERRY PLANTS OF 
I ..Uul/itMMf the best varieties. Raspberry, Black¬ 
berry, Grape Vines, and other small fruit plants. Also, fruit 
and ornamental trees, and General Nursery Stock of best 
quality and at Low Prices. Address 
CII AS. BLACK & BRO., Village Nurseries, Hightstown,N. J. 
Raspberry Plants 
00 Brandywine Red 
35 Delaware Red 
75 Mam. Cluster 
Blackberry Plants 
35 Early Wilsons 
35 Dorchester 
35 Kittatinnv 
Currant Plants 
20 Red Dutch 
BERRY LIST. 100 select kinds. Pure. 
$2,5;0peracre. How? “Get the Best” 
E. B. UNDERHILL, Po’keepsie, N. Y. 
We offer for Spring of 1878, the largest and most complete 
stock in the U. S. of 
Fruit Trees, Standard and Dwarf. 
Ornamental Trees*: Shrubs, deciduous* evergreen. 
Ruses a specialty—all the tincst sorts. 
Green * Hot House Plants, including best Novelties. 
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues sent prepaid 
to customers, free, to others on receipt of stamps, as 
follows: 
No. 1. Fruits, with colored plate, 15 cts.i plain, 10 cts. 
No. ‘J. Ornamental Trees, col’d plate, 25 c.; plain, 15c. 
No. 3. Greenhouse, Free. No. 4. Wholesale, Free. 
No. 5. Rose Catalogue, Free. 
ESfSmall parcels forwarded by mail when desired. 
Address 
ELLWANGER& BARRY, Rochester, hi. Y. 
FOREST TREES! 
Evergreens, 3 to G feet high, for Parks, Cemeteries, Wind¬ 
breaks, Screens, &c., sit very low rates by the Doz., 100, or 
Car Load. Also Evergreens, European Larch, and Ameri¬ 
can White Ash, of smaller sizes, for Nursery and Forest 
planting. 
Wo have by far tlie largest stock in America, all grown 
from seeds on our own grounds, which we otter at the very 
lowest rates they can be grown, and cheaper than imported 
trees. Send for‘Catalogues to 
FRANCIS SKINNER, Brookline, Mass., or 
ROBERT BOUGLASS & SONS, 
Waukegan, Ill, 
1 fi<An SUGAR MAPLE, 10 to 18 ft. 
• cJ'VJ'Xf 1,000 Norway do. 8 to 10 ft. 
~ Am. Arbor Vitse, 4 to 10 ft. 
Norway and Hemlock Spruce. 4 to 15 ft. 
Scotch and American Pine. 4 to 15 ft. 
Evergreen Hedge Plants in variety. 
Fine Ornamental Trees a Specialty. 
J. VAN DEVENTER, Princeton, N. J. 
Sugar Maple. 
Seedlings by mail, post-paid, 50 cts. per 100. $3 per 1,000,6 
to 8 inches high. Descriptive and priced catalogue of Forest 
Trees, with directions for planting, mailed free to all who 
apply. W. W. JOHNSON, 
_ Central Lake, Antrim Co., Mich. 
SEEDLINGS, Etc., FOR SALE. 
200,000 Norway Maple, 4 to 6 feet, $30 per 1,000 ; 2 to 4 
feet, $10 per 1,000; l to 2 feet, $5 per 1,000. 
Sugar Mapie, 3 years, transplanted, 5 to 7 feet, $75 per 
1,1X10; 3 years, seedlings, 3 to 5 feet, $25 per 1,000; l'A to 
3 feet, $i0 per 1,000. 
100,000 American White Elm, 3 years, transplanted, G 
to 8 feet, $75 per 1,000 ; 4 to 6 feet, $50 per 1,000; 1 year, 
seedlings, 10 to 18 in., $4 per 1,000; 4 to8in., $2.50per 1,01X1. 
5,000 Herbaceous Patouiea, (8 sorts,) $10 per 100; $80 
per 1,000. 
20,000 Linnaeus Rhubarb, $5 per 100; $25 per 1.000. 
30,000 American Arbor Vitae, 2 years, transplanted,! to 
2 feet, 825 per 1,000 ; 8 to 12 in., $15 per 1,000. 
Conover’s Colossal Asparagus, 1 year, $2 per 1,000. 
J. A. LEWIS, Willimautic, Conn. 
8500,000 Fruit, 
8-250,000 Evergreens. 
■500,000 Greenhouse, 
a Bedding Plants, Ac. 
Catalogues Free. 22dYcar. 400 Acres. 13 Greenhouses. 
STORES, HARRISON & CO., Painesville, Ohio. 
a at gk a H or Japanese Persimmon, a new and 
I4T H delicious Fruit, as large as an Orange, 
UNi p \ Bvx. IJ a n( l as hardy as the Am. Persimmon. 
Specialties: Magnolias, Japanese Maples, Rhodo¬ 
dendrons, Hardy and Chinese Aza¬ 
leas, Roses, and Camellias. 
An immense collection of Fruit 
and Ornamental Trees and 
Slirubs. All the very latest 
novelties. Price-list free ; De¬ 
scriptive Catalogue 10 cts. 
PARSONS & SONS CO. 
(Limited.) 
KISSENA NURSERIES, 
_ Flushing, N. Y. 
WRITE TO 
BRANDYWINE NURSERY 
Forjprice-list of Small Fruit Plants,Evergreens, Fruit Trees, 
etc., true to name; also, well-rooted Osage Orange, 
one and two years old. Conover’s Colossal Asparagus, 
Rhubarb Sets. Sweet Potato. Hot-bed, and Cabbage Plants 
In season. Address F. C. BIDDLE, Cliadd’s Ford, Dela¬ 
ware Co., Pa.____ 
No. 10SACE ORANGE HEDGE PLANTS 
Grown on clav ground. Packed. $2.50 per 1,000 ; 5,000, 
$11. Snowflake Potatoes. $2 per bushel. 
B. I-I. BROWN, Oxford, Butler Co., Ohio. 
T 
EVERGREENS vei*y low! Also, a large 
stock of Genera I Nursery Stock. Catalogues 
sent freeon application. GEO. ACHELIS, West Chester,Pa. 
:HER,RY & PLUM TREES! 
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS 
SSViALL FRUIT PLANTS, 
SEEDS, and SEED POTATOES. 
Catalogue free. Address F. M HEXAMER, 
New-Castle, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
The Complete Small Fruit Package^ 
Grape 
Baskets. 
0 Catalogues. 1 and 2 on receipt of 2 three-cent stamps. 
I, 1, 5, 6. 7,'8, and 9, free. Address 
I. C. WOOD ct BRO., Nurserymen and Florists, 
Fisllliill, N. Y. 
The experience of 1877 establishes the fact that no other 
Grape combines so many points of excellence as th%, viz.: 
Best Quality, Vigor and Hardiness of Vine. Early- 
Ripening, Beauty, Value for Marketing. 
The Brighton, exhibited by me, September, 1877, received 
the highest honors of the Am. Pom. Soc., viz.: 
A WILDER MEDAL. 
The original vine stands on my grounds. All my plants 
are propagated from it. Price $1.51 by mail. 
Rochester, N. Y., Feb’y, 1878. H. E. HOOKER, 
GRAPE VINES 
Also Trees, Small Fruits, &c. Wholesale rates 
■very low to Nurserymen, Dealers, and large Planters. 
Send stamp for Descriptive List. Price Listfffree* 
T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia,N.Y. 
Grape Vines. 
1 AOA AGO ot Concord, 1 year, $15 to $20 per 1.000 ; 2 
venr. $20 to $30. All other varieties cheap. 
DR. H. SCHRCEDER, Bloomington, Ill. 
LADY GRAPE-VmES. 
T HE finest, perfectly healthy, hardy, and reliable extra 
early White Grape. Also Brighton, Elvira, 
Eva, Delaware, Concord, and all other valuable kinds. 
Small Fruits, Seeds, Trees, and Flowering Plants. Illus¬ 
trated Catalogues for 3-cent. stamp. Address 
GEO. W. CAMPBELL, - 
Delaware, O. 
GRAPES 
Plants of Best Quality. 
Largest Assortment 
of old and new varieties. 
Greatly reduced Prices. 
At Dozen rates free by 
Mail. Price list free. 
BUSH & SON & MEISSNER, 
BUSIIBERG, Jefferson Co., Mo. 
IOjOOO atS10 per l,00 °- 
Other stocks of Grapes correspondingly low. Catalogue 
free. S. J. ALLIS, Erie, Pa. 
A New Raspberry 
“NEW ROCHELLE.” 
This is a hardy, strong, and healthy grower, and -will pro¬ 
duce twice as much fruit as any known variety; fruit large, 
of good flavor, and hears carriage well. I can furnish one 
year transplanted canes at $3.00 per doz.; tips $2.00 per doz. 
Send for a circular. 
S. P. CAR PENTER, New Rochelle, N. Y. 
L a Porte is the home of the Snyder Blackberry. Pure 
plants, and all the best strawberries, at lowest prices. 
For list address STEELE BROTHERS, La Porte, Ind. 
G ROW’ vourown berries; Plants are cheap now. See J. 
S. COLLINS’ liberal offer, Page 112, last No. 
B lackberry & raspberry plants 
at extremely low prices. J. BUTTERTON, 
_ London Nursery, Hainmonton, N. J. 
One packet each of Verbenas, 
Balsams, and Pansies. 
L.D. SNOOK, Barrington, N.Y. 
For 10c. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
Catalogue of New, Rare, and 
Beautiful Plants, 
will l>e ready in February, with a colored plate.—Many new 
and beautiful Plants are offered for the first time, with a 
rich collection of Greenhouse and Hot-house plants; Bed- 
din" Plants; new and choice Roses; Dahlias. Well grown 
and at low prices. Free to all my customers, to others 10 cts. 
—u plain copy free. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, !>. C. 
r\ REF.NWICH ACADEMY, with Musical Institute 
\TT and Commercial College. A SEA-SIDE school. 
Founded 1802. On direct route from N. Y. to Boston. Stu¬ 
dents received any time. Catalogue free. Address REV. 
F. D. BLAKESLEE, A. M., Principal, East Greenwich, R. I. 
