AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
I December. 
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GOOSE ___ 
GRAPES & CURRANTS. 
A superior ni » HTf of al! the 
stock of iL/ill 1 J good 
old and choice new kinds. 
The largest collection of Strawberries in 
the U. S. Head-quarters for the duth- 
bert Raspberry. 5 New White 
Grapes. Illustrated catalogue, giving 
cultural notes, honest descriptions ana 
- - fair prices , FREE. 
«!• T. LOVETT 9 Little Silver 9 Monmouth Co. N. J, 
BERRIES 
New and Rare Winter Flower¬ 
ing Plants.—New Fruits, 
Dutch Bulbs, &c. 
New Pears, new Peaches, new Cherries, new Grapes, new 
Strawberries, &c., with a large stock of all kinds of Fruit 
trees, shrubs. &c. 
DUTCH BU LBS.— Large importations direct from the 
leading growers in Holland. First quality Bulbs, Beautiful 
Hot-house plants, Orchids, Dracaenas, Crotons, &c. Winter 
flowering plants, Roses, &c., well grown. Cheap by the 
single plant or doz., by mail or express. Catalogues mailed 
to applicants. 
SAUIi, Washington, D. C. 
For 1881 Is an Elegant Book of 100 Pages, One 
Colored Flower Plate, and 600 Illustrations, 
with Descriptions of the best Flowers and Vegetables, and 
Directions for growing. Sent free, by mail, for 10 cents. 
In English or German. 
VICIi’S SEEDS are the best in the world. The 
Floral Guide will tell how to get and grow them. 
The Flower and Vegetable Carden, 175 Pages, Six 
Colored Plates, and many hundred Engravings. For 50 
cents in paper covers ; $1.00 in elegant clotb. In German or 
English. 
Vick’s Illustrated Monthly Mngazine— 32 Pages, 
.Colored Plate in every number and many tine Engravings. 
Price, $1.25 a year; Five Copies for $5.00. Specimen Num¬ 
bers sent for 10 cents; 3 trial copies for 25 cents. 
‘ JJ JAMES- - 
Address, 
VICK, Rochester, N. T. 
QUINCE and the NEW 
- The two most val- n 
"S uable fruits of re- 3 
cent introduction."w 
Form a club in your " 
= neighborhood. 3 
TehmsLiberal, ^ 
3.Address foreirc’lr •», 
g F. I., PERRY, -o 
it: Canandaigua, N.Y. -* 
BERRIES. 
The largest and best; Flow¬ 
ers, Tuberose bulbs; Roses by 
mail. Early Welsh Rasp¬ 
berry. 2,000,000 Sharpless, Mt. 
Vernon, Kirkwood, and other 
Strawberries. Kiefler’s Hy¬ 
brid, Blight-Proof Pear. 
“40 Years’ Experience in Pear 
Growing, telling how to avoid 
the Blight.” “ 40 Years’Among 
Small Fruits, telling What and 
How to Plant.” Either sent by 
mail for 15 cts.; both for 25 cts. 
Catalogues of Fruits and Flow¬ 
ers free. WM. PARRY, 
Cinnaminson, N. J. 
T© NURSERYMEN. 
Southern Natnfal Peach Pits for Planting. Address 
C. B. ROGERS, Seedsman, No. 133 Market St., Phil a.. Pa. 
jPIHOICE LOT OF PEACH, APPLE and other 
Fruit Trees and Plants at bottom prices. Prices free. 
Mention paper . Address R. S. JOHNSTON, Stockley, Del. 
ESTABLISHED 1846. 
300 BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS. 
Illailed free to All Applicants. 
Address B. Iv, BU SS & SO VS. P. O. Box 4,129, N. Y. 
Success with Small Fruits, 
Winter is the time to secure it. E. P. ROE’S New 
Book “Success with Small Fruits” has been unan¬ 
imously and heartily endorsed by the best horticultural 
authorities in the country. I furnish it with very liberal 
offers of plants at its regular retail price. It makes the 
most beautiful illustrated gift book of the season. Those 
succeed who learn how. Catalogue free. Address 
E. P. ROE, €onnvall-on-15iidson, IV. Y. 
Burpee’s Farm An¬ 
nual for 1881, fully il¬ 
lustrated and describ¬ 
ing Burpee’s Popular 
_ , „ r „ Garden and Flower 
Seeds, Bulb-, Plants, etc., is sent free to all. V\ rite for it. 
Improved New Seeds a specialty. For only 25 cts. we wiii 
mail, lor trial, 10 pkts. I lowers, or 8 pkts. best Vegetable 
Seeds. 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., 
Seed Warehouse, Nos. 219 & 221 Church St., 
Philadelphia, Pa. Lock Drawer 89. 
I FARMERS WANTING POWER FEED CUT- 
TERS will find our Ensilage Cutter suitable for dry 
or green fodder, $75 to $250. Cutters for hand, $T to $35. 
“Ensilage of Green Crops, and latest facts renting to this 
method,” price $1. THE NEW PORK PLOW CO., 
55 Beekman St., New York City. 
APPLE TREES. 
MAIDEN HAIR TREES. 
(SuUsburia A diantifolia.) 
And all other stock at the very lowest prices, in 
order to clear the ground. 
RUM.SON NURSERIES, 
B. B. HANCE, Agent. Reel Hunk, TV. J. 
74,000 
. QUARTS OF BERRIES, grown 
| and marketed in season of 1880. I plant 
and sell from the same Genuine Stock. 
I offer over 
150 SORTS OF PLANTS, VINES. TREES, &c., AT 
LOWEST CASH RATES. 
New Descriptive Catalogue for fall 1880 and spring 1881. 
Now ready, free. Send for one. Address, 
J. S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J, 
My Annual Catalogue of Vegetable and Flower 
Seed for 1881 will be ready by January, and sent free 
to all who apply. Customers of last season need not write 
for it. I offer one of the largest collections of vegetable 
seed ever sent out by any seed-house in America, a large 
portion of which were grown on my six seed farms. 
Printed Directions for cultivation on every par¬ 
cel. All seed sold from my establishment warranted to 
to be both fresh and true to name ; so far that should 
it prove otherwise, I will refill the order gratis. As the 
original introducer of the Hubbard and Marblehead 
Squashes, the Marblehead Cabbages, and a score of other 
new vegetables, I invite the patronage of all who 
are anxious to have their seed fresh, true, and 
of the very best strain. NEW VEGETABLES A 
SPECIALTY. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
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ANTED.—Men to Sell Nursery Stock; good 
salary and expenses paid: no experience necessary. 
CHASE BROS., Rochester, N. Y. 
THOUSANDS 
ROSES AND GERANIUMS now ready Samples by 
mail, 14 for $1.10. Sorts and sizes splendid. Lists free. 
_ TYRA MONTGOMERY, Mattoon, 111. 
Ct/A Ann Great Western or Gregg Raspberry 
/ill | || || | Plants for sale cheap. Address JOHN 
U; \/ \J V OGLEVEE, New Haven, Fayette Co., Pa. 
HSHUEffSOH-S 
jS EEPjS ^ c Pl ANtS 
Sent free to all -who apply by letter. 
Peter Henderson & Co., 
35 Cortlandt Street, New York. 
To Seedsmen, Florists, and: 
Dealers in Holiday Goods. 
A full line of Bulbs , Grasses, Mosses, 
Piunpas-plumes. Immortelles. Glass- 
Shades, Ferneries. Imported Wicker 
Baskets, Bouquets and Basinets of 
dried natural Mowers and Grasses. 
Also my own make of Straw Baskets- 
and Rustic Work. Send for Illustrated 
Price List. JAMES KING, 
18G State St., Chicago, HI.. 
QPirnQ Cabbage Seed 
wEfliHUva a Specialty. 
Wholesale Price Lists—for dealers only—mailed free. 
Fkancis Brill, Seed Grower, Mattituck.Long Island, N. Y. 
PEARCE’S IMPROVED 
Cahoon Broadcast Seed Sower, 
For Sowing nil kinds of 
©rain andGras. Seed. 
Does as much work as 
5 men can do by hand, 
and BETTER work than 
can he done by any other 
means whatever. Agents 
wanted in every county 
in the United States. 
PriceS5. Send stamp for 
circular. 
GOODELL COMPANY,- 
Antrim, N. H„ 
SOLE MANUFACT URERS. 
COPPER WEATHER VANES, 
nf Barns and Buildings, gilded with gold. 
will last 50 years. 
Wrought Iron and'Barb¬ 
ed Fences, Wire Counter 
Railing.WireCloth. Wire 
Signs. Crestings. Jin icon v 
Railing.Wire i lower Pot 
. Stands. Send for cata¬ 
logue. M’fd byE. T. Baknum’s Wire Works, Detroit, Mich. 
BOLSTER SPRINGS FOR FARM WAGONS. 
Made of Best Oil Tempered Steel. 
SOMETHING NEW! 
They save largely from -wear and tear in every part of tho* 
Wagon. They remove all necessity for a Spring Seat. They 
convert a common Lumber Wagon into a Spring Wagon, making 
it equally comfortable for from one to twenty persons. They are 
admirably adapted to the wants of Fruit and Vegetable Growers. 
They are suited to all makes and sizes of Farm Wagons, and caw 
be attached by any one. They make the cheapest and easiest 
riding Spring Wagon in the market. These Springs have been 
in practical use for over three years, and ore a pronounced suc¬ 
cess. No Teamster or Farmercan afford to be without them. 
We want Agcnt3 everywhere. Send for description and price*, 
and mention this paper. 
SEMPLE & BIRGE MFG. CO., Sr. Louis, Mo. 
STOGKBREDGE MANURES 
Now is the time to Older for FODDER CORN, HUNGARIAN GRASS, BUCKWHEAT, TOBACCO, 
BEANS, TURNIPS, etc. For Pamphlets and Price Lists send to 
BOWKER FERTILIZER CO., 
3 Park Place, New York. 
43 Chatham St., Boston, Mass. 
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& Whose Are The Best? 
LANDRETHS 
To all who liave occasion to purcltase Seeds: 
It Is manifest that from Good Seeds only can good Vegetables be ob¬ 
tained; vet we see those who exhibit sound sense in most affairs of life, 
heedlessly purchase seeds of doubtful quality ami character. Thesuper-or 
character of LANDRETHS’ has been substantiated bevoiul all quest! ,n. 
Wc therefore invite all who arc not already purchasers of Landreths’ Seeds 
to give them a trial. Those remote from Druggists, Grocers and others 
selling our Seeds, can be supplied bv us direct at reasonable pric s. 
Ask your Storekeeper for Landreths’ Seeds in original sealed 
Packages, or drop a Postal Card for prices and catalogue t" 
DAVID LANDRETH & SONS, Phi’nr’s’phia Pa- 
