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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST 
[March, 
The largest and most Complete Stock of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees in tlie II. S. 
Priced Catalogues sent ns follows: No. 1, 
Vi(| CIB. ; pidlU, lei CID. XW. Oj utccuuuuoc. A' A CC. 
No. 4 , 'Wholesale, Free, and No. 5, Catalogue of 
Roses, with beautiful plate of New and Rare Roses, 
1* cts. ; plain. Free. No. 7, Catalogue of Straw¬ 
berries, with plate, Free. Address, ( 
ELLWANGER&BARRYjRochesterN^ 
NEW ROSES. 
Bennett’s Hybrid Teas.—Combining the hardiness 
and brilliant colors of the Remontant Roses, with the sweet 
perfume, perpetual blooming qualities, and soft shades of 
the Tea Roses. The best of the other new sorts are also 
offered. Descriptive list sent free on application—with 
colored plate of live choice sorts, 10c. Our Descriptive Cat¬ 
alogue of old, standard sorts (3d edition, 1879), free. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, Eochester, N. Y. 
STRAWBERRY! 
E Kffk lasax Offers one of the largest 
■ ■ BH and finest stock of SMALL 
mS HI FRUIT PLANTS AND 
WT iM [ ; ta GRAPEVINES ever grown 
i I I I 11 11 ■ In this country. Prices 
■ ■ ■ ■ ta V V very reasonable. Also a 
superbly Illustrated book, 
"SUCCESS WITH SMALL FRUITS,” with a very liberal 
offer. Also the original stock of the celebrated CUTHBERT 
RASPBERRY secured by special outlay. Send for Illus¬ 
trated catalogue. Address 
E. P. ROE, Corn wall-on-I I ml son, N. Y. 
Oik A AAA WILSON’S ALBANY & CRESCENT 
Seedling Strawberry Plants, at speci¬ 
ally low 'rates, neatly tied in 100s. Also other Small Fruit 
Plants and Ornamental Stock low. WM. F. BASSETT, 
Bellevue Avenue Nurseries, Hammonton, N. J. 
SEEDS 
AND 
PLANTS. 
100,000 Grapevines. 
Cuthbert Kaspberry, 
And other small Fruits In large 
quantities and at low prices. 
PURE AND FRESH GAR¬ 
DEN SEEDS. 
W. L. FERRIS, J r„ Successor to Ferris, Minard <k Co., 
385 and 387 Main St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
- D. E. HOXIE, Northampton, Mass. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS, 
Compton Corn, Prickly Comfrey, ate. Circular free. 
<( 
o 
o 
to 
500 Sharpless Seedling Strawberry 
500 Miner’s Gt. Prolific “ 
500 Crescent Seedling 
Strawberries, Raspberries, Grapes Vines, Fruit Trees. 
Price List free. S. C, DE COU, 
Monrestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
RELIABLE BEERY PLANTS 
CHEAP. OVER 100 KINDS. For Circular, with Prices 
and Opinions, address 
E. B. UNDEKHILL, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
OAAAAAA Fruit Plants. Vines. Trees, etc. Best 
O sJ «/ sJ i/ sJ of stock, at lowest living rates. See 
some prices page 115,or send tor J S. COLLINS’ Catalogue. 
R UTTER ON THE PEACH, a new practical treatise 
from 30 years’ experience in successful peach-growing 
In Pennsylvania and Maryland. Cause of, and remedies for, 
“ Fellows'' and other diseases in the tree. Price, 81. Address, 
J. RUTTER, West Chester, Pa. 
FRUIT TREKS. 
QUINCES. American and Spanish Chestnuts. 50 Acres 
of Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Roses, etc. Osage Orange. 
A Descriptive Catalogue sent free. 
WILLIAM H. MOON, Morrisville, Pa. 
30 miles from Ph.il.fB miles fromN. Y.onPa.or D.itB. B./i.Ii. T. 
P EACH AND PLUM TREES. BLACKBERRIES, 
Raspberries, Crescent and other varieties of Strawberry 
Plants. C. H. DIX, Brlcksburg, N. J. 
= SENTPBEE. 
Treatise on improved methods for evaporating fruits, ber¬ 
ries, vegetables, etc. Tables, yields, prices, profits, demand, 
and general Statistics. Amos Stouffer, Chambersburg,Pa. 
LANE’S SUGAR-BEET SEED. 
The best Root for feeding Stock. 40 tons raised per 
acre. Send for circular. 
_ HE NRY DANE, Cornwall, Vt. 
FRUIT AND 
ORNAMENTAL 
URGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD DEAR TREES A SPECIALTY. 
Send stamp for Trade List. AGENTS WANTED. 
E. MOODY & SONS, Lockport, N. Y. 
Niaoxba Nurseries. Established 1839. 
Trees! 
WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE 
manufactured such a variety of Garden Plows, Wheel Hoes, and Seed Sowers. 
WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE 
offered Tools so well made, beautifully finished, and so perfect in practice. 
WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE 
combined so well, variety of work with perfection and ease of operation. These < 
machines quickly save first cost. They are prominent Agriculturist Premiums, 1 
and Jas. Vick says lie has never sold any so popular. Correspondence is particularly 1 
solicited, and descriptive catalogues with numerous engravings are sent Free. 1 
L. S. ALLEN <Ss CO., 229 Market St., Phila., Pa., Man’frs of Planet Jr. goods." 
JOSEPH BRECK & SON, Boston, Mass., I STEELE BROS. & CO., Toronto, Canada, 
General Agents for New England- | Agents for Ontario. 
THE MONITOR SEED DRILL. 
This is the moBt complete and positive Seed Drill ever invented. It is radically 
different from and superior to ail others. It is the only machine which measures and 
drops the seed with a positive motion, and exactly the same amount at each foot or yard. 
It has been tested by 6 years' use in Massachusetts, and was awarded the highest prize 
at the “ Centennial." S3f“ The “ MONITOR ” lias been thoroughly tested during the 
seasons of 1878 and 1879, and heartily endorsed as a 
FIR.ST-CXjA.SS macrikte 
by Professor Geo. Thurber, of New Jersey, and by Jas. Vick, of Rochester, N. Y. 
iST Agents Wanted.— For full descriptive circular and testimonials, address 
THE MERRIMAC MACHINE CO., Neuburyport, Mass. 
Jl 
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For 
Everybody. 
guaranteed 
IT SECOT*l> 
^ V^I nr** iioiVF,. 
SEEDS 
Flower 
EED 
POTATOES. ^ „ 
POTATOES. Vl TO HOSE. 
■f AA aaa NAMES and addresses wanted. J. A. 
X UU, WJU EVEEITT, Box 229, Watsontown, Pa. 
APPLE & PEACH TREES 
BY MAIL. 
Over 100 varieties of each kind, suited to all sections. A 
full list of the new, long keeping Apples, Queen of the Mar¬ 
ket and Reliance Raspberry, Sharpless and other Strawber¬ 
ries, Japan Persimmons,—with a full line of No. 1 stock in 
variety. Root Grafts put up to order. A 05 page Catalogue 
mailed gratis to all applicants. 
RANDOLPH P ETERS, Wilmington, Delaware. 
FOR TREES! FLOWERS!! 
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL send to the 
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, 
Established 28 years—600 Acres—13 Greenhouses. The fol¬ 
lowing are now ready for distribution— New General 
Descriptive Catalogue, 25c. New Riant Cata¬ 
logue and Price List free. Address 
BAIRD & TUTTLE, Agents, Bloomington, Ills. 
| A Large Lot of Low Stocky j 
Peach Trees, 
[ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE for SHIP-1 
| PING LONG DISTANCES. | 
I The old stand for the Cuthbert Raspberry. | 
1 A. HANCE & SON, Red Bank, N.J. 
NATIVE EVERGREENS. 
Balsam Fir, Arbor Vitas,White Pine,Spruce, and Hemlock, 
also Larch, 5 to 12 inches, at $3 per 1 .000 : $10 for 5,000. Pack¬ 
ing free. JAMES A. ROOT, Skaneateles, N. Y. 
r The most complete assort- 
, ment in the West. A par- 
, ticularly fine lot of Standard 
, Pear Trees . Full stock Of Apple , 
Plum , Fear , Peach , Cherry , Quince , 
etc. A select lot of Grapes , Goose ¬ 
berries , Raspberries , Currants , Straw - 
. berries , etc., etc. An immense stock of 
. EVERGREENS 
both common and NEW AND RARE, 
„ „t bottom prices. Ornamental Deciduous 
Trees , Shrubs , Vines , Roses , etc., etc. Large lot of 
, Greenhouse Plants . Trade-List and Greenhouse 
Catalogues free. Descriptive Catalogue, lO cts. 
27th Year. 400 Acres. 15 Greenhouses. 
STOftRS,HARRISON & CO. 
PAINESVULLE, LAKE CO., OHIO. 
Evergreens and Eur’o. Larch 
I offer for the coming spring, a very large stock from six 
inches to six feet high, first-class stock. Prices low. Also 
Apple and Cherry trees, Grape-Vines, etc. Price-list free. 
Address, D. HILL, Dundee Nursery, 
Kane County, Ill. 
Evergreen and 
Forest Tree Seed¬ 
'll lings. LARGEST 
■ Stock in Ameri¬ 
ca. All Nursery 
grown. Catalpa 
Speciosa, and 
other forest trees 
by mail. Robert 
Douglas & Sons, 
_ Waukegan, ill. 
orders entitle buyers to price 10 plants or trees of a 
sort at 1,000 rates. Liberal offer. J. S. COLLINS. 
Choice assortment. Strong, 
healthy plants, in colors of White, 
Carmine, Rose, Yellow, Orange, Scar¬ 
let, Variegated, etc., sent safely by 
mail, 6 for 50c. ; 14 for 81. Ex¬ 
tra choice Fancy Varieties, 4 for 
50c. i 8 for SI. Illustrated 
Priced Catalogue free. Cuttings of new Geraniums, by 
mail, 50c. per doz. 
Chas. T. Starr, Avondale, Chester Co., Pa. 
$ 1.00 
$ 1.00 
Flower Garden 
13 Monthly Blooming Roses, or 22 Splendid I 
Verbenas, SI. J 
4 Geraniums, 4 Abntilons, and 4 Begonias j 
or 12 Carnations, $1. I 
4 Fuchsias, 4 Carnations, and 4 Double) 
Petunias, all different, SI. * 
4 Calla Lilies, 4 Tuberoses and 4 Smilax i 
or 12 Geraniums, SI. 
5 Heliotropes, 5 Lantanas and 5 Chrysan- j 
themums or 10 Fuchsias 81. I 
2 Golden Tricolor, 4 Silere and 2 Happy) 
Thought Geraniums, 81. 
Sent by mail postage paid, or the 6 collections per! 
express for S5. 
Illustrated catalogue sent free on application. 
W. V. SKED & CO., Successors to 
Sked, Paddock & Co., Cleveland, 
NATIVE PLANTS. 
400 species, including Orchid 9 ,Vines, Shrubs, Lilies,Aquatic 
and Bog Plants, 80 species of Ferns, White Pond Lily roots. 
Southern Pitcher Plants, etc., etc. Botanical and Common 
names given. Send for Catalogue. 
_EDWARD GILLETT, Sou til wick. Mass. 
HONEY LOCUST HEDGES. 
el. Cherry, Plum, and 300 kinds of Tree and Fruit Seeds. 
See catalogue. THOMAS MEEHAN, 
Nurseryman and Tree-Seedsman, Germantown, Phila. 
I 
$10 
New Scarlet Striped Geranium 
NEW LIFE! 
By mail, paid. To any one sending us 
$l«25.for 5 plants of this Geranium^ 
we will add a plant gratis . A single 
plant mailed free for 40c. It^Our 
Catalogue containing Colored Plate of 
above Geranium free. We also send 
by mail, prepaid, 13 Ever-Blooming Rosea? 
flowering size, labeled, for $>l v 25« 
LNNI8FALLEN GREENHOUSES, Springfield, ©. 
CAT-TAIL MILLET 
ALSO KNOWN AS 
“HOKSE” or “PEARL” MILLET, 
50c. per lb. by mail. 25c. by express. Cliufas, 50c. per qt. by 
mail; Southern Field, or Cow Peas, 50c. per qt,; Fat Horse 
Beans 25c. per pkt. by mail. Send for price-list of many 
new and improved Standard Seeds. 
MARK W. JOHNSON & CO., 
27 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga. 
CRANBERRY PLANTS 
In variety by mail. New varieties, ripen early, and pro¬ 
lific hearers. Send for circular giving mode ol culture, soil, 
price, etc. F. TROWBRIDGE, Milford, Ct. 
C. C, ASPARAGUS 
Vl Fruits,Shade FruitTrees, 
Evergreens, and general Nursery stock. t^“Also’BUR¬ 
BANK’S SEEDLING POTATOES, $1.25 a bushel; SMALL 
SNOWFLAKE, $1 a bushel. New bags, to hold IK bushels 25c. 
each. F. C. Biddle, Brandywine Nursery, Chadd’s Ford, Pa. 
"V\TILLIAMS, E, & J. C., MONTCLAIR, N. J., 
VV ALL THE LEADING FRUITS, SEED POTATOES! 
ETC,, STRICTLY PURE, NO. 1 STOCK, AT REASON¬ 
ABLE PRICES. CATALOGUE FREE. 
S T. PATRICK POTATOES. GENUINE. 45 
cents per lb., 5 lbs. $2.00, by mail, prepaid. 
M. H. STEVENS, PittBton, Pa. 
T>Y7I A TATjIT? If you love rare flowers, choicest 
JriUlA UJejJti only, address ELLIS BROS., 
Keene, N. H. It will astonish and please. Free. 
T? A O \TTj'T? WANTED—Competent to.take a 
JD x\. JCL 1TJ_X_i JLAj 100 acre Jersey farm on Shares. 
Address L. B., Box 200, Elizabeth, N. J. 
