350 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, 
Strawberry Plants, (Pot-grown). 
If planted now will befti' freely next season. 
The advantage of planting p at-grown plants, will be read¬ 
ily admitted by all who have .Viven it a trial.—The extra ex¬ 
pense of the plants will be amply repaid by a good crop of 
fruit next season. Our steed embraces all the new and 
leading varieties—sue * 1 , as Charles Downing, Setli 
Hoyden, Mostevh «f tin- West, K.err’s Late Pro™ 
lific, Champion, ’i'riomph de Gaud, Jucunda, 
Wilson’s Albany. . Htf.uu per liuadreu; $25.W) per Uiou- 
saild ; $11)0.1' per 5.(1 '0. 
Great American— One of the finest ever grown—ber¬ 
ries were exhibited cue past season measuring nine) inches in 
circumference. Pot-grown plants, $2.50 per doz.; $7. 0 per 
fifty: $12 per hundred. Good layers will be ready early in 
Sept. Circulars giving a list of all the leading varieties, with 
instructions for planting, sent free io all applieants. 
Address B. §C. BLESS & SONS, 
34 Barclay St.. New York. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
Our Autumn Catalogue of the above, beautifully 
Illustrated, will be ready for distribution Sept. 1st. A copy 
will be mailed t- > all applicants inclosing Ten Cents; regular 
customers supplied gratis. Address 
B. K. BLISS & SONS, 
SEED, PLANT, & BULB WAREHOUSE, 
34 Barclay St., New A oik. 
P. O. Box No. 5713. 
FREE TO ALL. 
Our descriptive Fall Price List of BULBS, PLANTS, 
TREES, &c„ will be mailed free to all applicants. 
Alsoonr Wholesale Trade List. 
Address NANZ & NEUNER, Louisville, Ky. 
YOUNG & ELLIOTT’S 
Wholesale and Retail Catalogue of Bulbs, Flor¬ 
ist’s Goods, etc., etc., for the Current Season, is now 
ready, and will bo sent free by mail to all who apply at 
No. 13 Cortlandt St., N. Y. 
ROMAN HYACINTHS a specialty. 
OUR CATALOGUE OF 
EYERYTHIN& for the GARDEN I 
For Fall Planting and Sowing. 
Comprises Vegetable & Flower Seeds, 
Bulbs of all Kinds, 4Vi.it er-flower- 
iiig Plants, Strawberries, and 
Grape Vines, Rhubarb and 
Asparagus Roots, &c. 
FREE ON APPLICATION. 
Seedsmen, Market Gardeners, and Florists, 
35 Cortlandt St., New York. 
CLAWSON WHEAT. 
THE BEST WHITE WHEAT GROWN. 
Our stock is from a field which produced forty-six bush¬ 
els per acre. Price $2.50 per bushel. Seamless bags, 30c. each. 
R. H. ALLEN & CO., 
189 & 191 Water St.. NEW YORK. 
we Offer also choice Mediterranean and Treadwell 
Wheat,White Winter Rye, uni Grass Seeds of all kinds. 
SEED WHEAT. choice awl of best 
pcciiilly for scwL CLAWSON. VlTLTZi ROGERS’ 
WHITE, AMBER, & NEW MED ITERR ANEAN, 
at low prices. Bags and cartage free. Seiid for special 
circular. 
BENSON, BTTI.PFF & CO., Seed Warehouse. 
223 Church St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
B W 6 sample pkts. f m seeds free for two sc. stamps. 
A Fdt-Slmile of a Spray of my 
NEW SEEDLING RASPBERRY, 
PRIDE OF THE HUDSON. 
The ripe berry measures 3 inches in circumference, and 
the green berries and blossum show its tendency to con¬ 
tinue long in bearing. 
“As it noio appears, it is the largest, finest and best .flavor¬ 
ed Bed Raspberry I have yet seen.”—C has. Downing. 
Also all the leading and choicest varieties of 
RASPBERRY, CURRANT, 
Gooseberry and Blackberry plants for sale. Fall is the best 
time to set out these fruits 
•‘1st Premium” STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
50 varieties. Prices reasonable. Send for circular, etc. 
“ E. P. Roe, 
Cornwall-on-Hudson, Orange Co., N. Y. 
T HE HENRIETTA—A new seedling Red Rasp¬ 
berry. Large size, bright color, and fine flavor. Enorm- 
ously productive. Perfectly hardy. Tested five years. Send 
for a circular. G. H. & J. H. HALE. Soutli Glastonbury, Ct. 
STRAWBERRIES, ETC. 
50 Varieties, including Great American. Also a 
full assortment of Nursery and Greenhouse stock. 
Special attention given to plants for winter blooming. Ex¬ 
tra fine Carnations. $8 per 100; $1.50 per doz. (Sept, and Oct. 
only). Smilax roots, 1, 2 and o yrs. old. Roses, etc., etc , at 
extremely low races. Send for price list, including list of 
Dntch Bulbs. W. L. FERRIS Jit. & CO., 
Dutchess IS urseries, 15th year. Poughkeepsie, X. T. 
Blackberry, Raspberry, & Strawberry 
PLANTS. 
An immense stock, in lots to suit, at extremely low rates. 
JOHN BUTTERTON, 
The London Nursery. Hammonton, N. J. 
STRAWBERRIES' 
|—Largest and Best. Plant 
this Fall and save a 
year. Capt. Jack, Great 
American, Crescent Seedling, and others, grown in I’ots lor 
Fall planting; will yield a full crop of Fruit next June; one 
year sooner than if planting is defe r d till Spring. 
RELIANCE and SUSQUECO 
(Brandywine) ,;aspnerries, 10 acies yielded $4,338. 
Send for Catalogues. 
WM. PARRY Cinnaininson, N. J. 
STRAWBERRIES. 
Plant early and secureaorop of fruit next season. PAR- 
MELEES CRESCENT SEEDLING, now ready to 
send by mail, or in pois at $3.00 per doz. Send lor circular. 
H. H. SMITH, West Haven, Conn. 
The Great American 
Strawberry 
Ahead of all “ others.” Largest size, good quality, and very 
productive. All other good sorts, new and old. Lower 
prices as season advances. Send for Price List. 
JOHN S. COLLINS. 
Moorestoxvn, New Jersey. 
Grapes, Raspberries, and Strawberries. 
100,000 No. 1 one yr. old Concord Grape Vines,nt $15 per 1,000. 
100,000 Black Cap Raspberry Tips, assorted, at $6.00 “ 1,000. 
500.000 Strawberries, “ nt $2.50 “ 1/00. 
50.000 Turner Raspberry, “best red,” at $6.00 “ 1,0 0. 
25,000 Naomi “ “ at $5.00 “ 1.000. 
Address THOMAS H. LESLIE, Ipava. Ill. 
CRESCENT 
SEEDLING- 
STRAWBERRY 
is the Strawberry par excel¬ 
lence for general cultivation. 
Send for Circular to 
WM. F. BASSETT, 
Hammonton, N. J. 
G reat American, Beauty, Capt. Jack. Monarch, and 
■ other new and standard Strawberries in large or small 
quantities. Price list fi ee. S. C. De COU, Moorestown, Bur¬ 
lington Co., N. J. 
1,000,000 Wilson Albany. Cbas. Downing, and 
Strawberry Plants, warranted mire, at $2.50*1 M. 100. 
Apnle Trees. ' venr old. 1 to 2'< feet. high, well root'd 
—— nice. 10,000 '’each Trees..', Also a general variety 
J.VUU 
cl. and 
of Nurser’v Stock. N. P.' BROOKS.'(Successor to Calkins A 
Brooks,) Blacksburg Nurseries, Bricksburg, N. J. 
MONEY 
M. Spencer, *112 Washington St.,Boston,Mass. 
GENTS r,OOK ! Catalogue of 44 Novelties free, 
l or with a Hand-book Invaluable to letter writers, ten 
nts. T. J. HASTINGS & CO., Worcester, Mass. 
TREES 
The Ciai-gost aut o»t Complete t-tock ot Fruit 
and Ornamental Trees in the U. S. Priced Cata¬ 
logues sent as follows: No. 1, emits, with colored 
plaie, 15 els.: plain, 10 eta. No. 3, Ornamental Trees, 
etc., with plate, 35 ets.; plain, 15 cts. No. 3, Green¬ 
house; No. 4, Wholesale, and No. 5, List of New Roses, 
Free. Address 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, Roches’ er,E Y. 
Shade Trees. 
Sugar, Silver, Norway, and Ash Leaved Maples. Elms, 
Lindens, Ash, Poplar, and other Deciduous Trees, from 8 to 
20 f<-et. An immense Stock at Very Low Prices. Catalogues 
upon application. 
WM. II. MOON, Morrisville, Pa. 
fill miles from New York, Zb m iles from Phila. 
Ornamental Trees. 
FOR CEMETERIES, PARKS. & LAWNS. 
Consisting largely of Norway, Sugar and Silver Mai les, 
Horse Chestnut. Eng. Ash; Mt. Ash, Norway Spruce, Irish 
Jumpers, Ain. and Sib. Arbor Vitaes. Also a choice collection 
of fruit trees. Prices very low. Catalogues mailed free. 
^ _ IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS, 
Roses, Primroses, Carnations, Flowers for house culture, 
Hardy b lowering Shrubs for yards, Small Fruit Plants, &c. 
Sent safely by mail to any Post-Office in the country. Special 
catalogues for mailing Bulbs and Plants sent to all applicants. 
Cumberland Nurseries. HENRY S. RUPP, 
Sliircmaiistowai, Cumberland Co., Pa, 
AIJL. KI.^'DS or 
TREES 
FRUIT 
PLANTS, 
MARKET or GARDEN. 
A. HANCE & SON, Re d Bank, N. J. 
Trees and Tree Seeds 
for Forest planting for the Fall of 1877. Stock and prices, 
warranted to please. Correspondence solicited. Pricelist 
free. WM. W. JOHNSON, Central Lake, Antrim Co.,Midi. 
FRUIT AND Y P C C © f 
ORNAMENTAL ! If E t ^ l 
LARGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD PEAR TREES A SPECIALTY. 
Send stamp for trade list. AGENTS WANTED. 
E. MOODY «fc SONS, Lockport, N. Y. 
Niagara Nurseries. Established 1839. 
10,000 Fruit, 
10,000 Evergreens. 
10,000 Greenhouse, 
Bedding Plants, &c. 
Catalogues Free. 22d Year. 400 .Acres. 13 G-pcnhouses. 
STORES, HARRISON 6 CO., Painesville, Ohio. 
NEW AND - RARE 
PLANTS and FRUIT TREES, 
DUTCH BULBS, &c. 
New Pears; New Peaches; New Cherries, &c., with a large 
stock of all kinds o( Fruit Trees, Shrubs, <fcc. 
DUTCH BULBS—Large Importations, direct from the 
leading growers in Holland. First quality Bulbs. — Hot- 
Houseand Greenhouse Plants, a rich collection, well grown. 
All at reasonable prices. Catalogues mailed to applicants. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
WBxMM 
73,030 PUAUffi TREES 
of the Best Market, Suitable to all sections. Other Fruit 
and Ornamental Trees. &c. A large stock of Wilson Early 
Blackberry Plants (very fine), Com ord Grapes (2 yr.. cheap), 
Strawberry. Raspberry. and all Sm 11 Fruit Plants and Vines, 
&c. A general Nursery Stock at low rates. Address 
CIIAS. BLACK & BKO„ Village Nurseries, Higlitstown.N.J. 
THE NEW SEEDLING PEACHES 
Wilder, Saunders, and Downing. Centennial award 
grained, Earliest exhibited. Trees and buds for sale. 
H. M. ENGLE & SON, Marietta, Pa. 
Peach and Pear Trees— a large stock. 
New Brunswick ( Nurseries ), 
Edwin Allen. 
NEW FRUITS. 
We offer for the fail of '8“—APPLES : Baas. Pewavlee, 
Walbridoe, Tetofsly ,- PEACHES: .4m* e-.Ea. Beatrice, 
Foster. Steadley. Sleeper s D' - : PLUMS: Wild Goose, 
Newmans, De Caradenc; CHERRIES: Large Mont¬ 
morency, Lo'tis Philippe. Also 7,ur usual large stock ot 
Apples. Crabs, Peaches, Plums. Cherries, Currants, Goose¬ 
berries. ttnspl>"vries. ,(-e.. ,t e. Cn ve,p,uiden<JB;SOlicil erl. 
HETKES NURSERIES CO„ Dayton, Ohio. 
NURSERY - STOCK FOR SALE. 
li .000 Baldwin Apple, higlit 5 to 7 ft.. $30 per M. 
10.000 1 v. St.. Pear. Root grafted, 5 to 0 inch., $10 per M. 
10 to 23'inch.. $50 per M. 2 to pear 3 ft... $10 per 100. 
3 and 4 v. old St. Pear. 5 to 7 ft., $2" per M. 
Arbor Vitas Hedging, 15 to 18 in. high, $5 per 100. &c.. &e. 
Owego Nursery, Tioga Co., N. Y. HARVEY CURTIS, 
