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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST 
[April, 
KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NURSERIES. 
GREAT OFFERS! 
More Liberal Offers were never made tlian the following. gT We will send by mail, post-paid, Safe 
Carriage Guaranteed, 
18 Flowering Plants for $1.10: 4 Varieties of Strawberries for $1.10: 
2 Verbenas, 
1 Coleus, 
1 Fuchsia, 
1 Heliotrope, 
1 Geranium, 
1 Double Petunia, 
1 Salvia, 
1 Feverfew, 
2 Crysanthemums, 
1 Ageratum, 
1 Abulilon, 
1 Tuberose, 
1 Mom lily Rose, 
1 Pelargonium. 
2 Basket Plants. 
2 Concord, 
1 Martha, 
With directions for growing. 
8 Grape Vines for $1.10: 
3 Roger's Hybrids, 
1 Hartford, 
1 Groveling. 
ATT. ONE YEAR OLD EXTRA VINES. 
OUT OUT LI.jTS AND SEND WITH OEDEE. 
25 Jucnnda, “ Our No. 700,” 
12 Burr’s New Pine, 
12 Ciias. Downing 
25 Wilson. 
4 Varieties of Raspberries for $1.10: 
6 Naomi, 6 Philadelphia, 3 Clarke, 3 Hornet. 
26 Packets of Choicest Varieties of 
Flower Seeds for $1.10: 
See list in our Catalogue of Vegetables and Flower 
Seeds, free to any address. 
dEgr" Our handsome Catalogue of Fruits and Flowers, and Seeds, containing full directions for cultiva¬ 
tion, will be sent to all who send address, 
BCWOX FRUIT FARM CO., BOX I 15, FITTSBURC, PA. 
J. F. GRIMES, Superintendent. J. O. SLEMMONS, B. Manager. 
GRAPE VINES! r 
LARGEST STOCK. IN AMERICA. 
PRICE LIST FREE. 
QUALITY EXTRA. FAIR DEALING. LOW PRICES. 
T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
THE LADY GRAPE. 
T HE finest early White Grape in cultivation. A pure 
Concord seedling, perfectly hardy, healthy, productive, 
and reliable. Eight years tested. Ripens middle of August. 
Recommended by the best horticulturists in the Union. 
Single vines, 1 year strong, post-paid, for $1.50, $15 per 
doz.; 2 years, $3 single, $30 per doz. Also large stock of 
Concords, Delawares, and all valuable grapes. Illustrated 
Catalogue for o-ct. stamp; with splendid colored plate of 
Lady Grape, 10 cts. Address 
GEO. W. CAMPBELL,, Delaware, O. 
CHEN0A MUBSEEIES. 
A PPLE and other FRUIT TREES. GRAPE-VINES, 
HEDGE PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, GREEN¬ 
HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS for sale. Stock SOUND 
and HEALTHY. PRICES low. Great inducements to 
Granges, Clubs, mid Dealers for CASH. Spring 
Price-list now ready. Free 10 all applicants. 
SCOTT & MAXWELL, Clienoa, ! 
Address 
, Ill. 
Geraniums, 
Basket Plants, 
Coleus, 
Fuchsias, 
Heliotropes, 
Chrysanthemums, 
Bedding Plants, 
3 for 25 cts. 
3 “ 
3 “ 
3 u ii 
3 “ “ 
3 “ “ 
3 “ 
12 for $1. 
15 “ “ 
12 “ “ 
12 “ “ 
12 “ “ 
12 “ “ 
12 “ “ 
Catalogue Free to all Purchasers. 
WM. BENNETT & SONS, 
BOX 0 99, PITTSBURGH, PA. 
ai lp| Everblooming 1 3&©§®s. 
Ill ^ 10 ' ce Fuchsias, Double Geraniums, 
H jlfl a 10c. EACH. Sent by mail to any address, 
H W sksr B p 0st ,,ge paid. Catalogue containing special 
list of plants at 10c. each, FREE TO ALL. 
SKEB PADDOCK *fc CO., 
_Cleveland. Ohio. 
Maple Grove and Waterloo Nurseries. 
Read carefully Special Inducements to Large 
Buyers. A General assortment of Nursery 
Stock, Standard Apples, Standard Pears, and 
Hedge Evergreens, in large quantities. A few me¬ 
dium size Sta. Pears very tom. to clear ground. Send for 
price list to E. C. PEIRSON, Waterloo, N. Y. 
NEEDED IN EVERY COUNTRY HOME. 
E. P. ROE’S 
NEW MANUAL ON THE CULTURE OF 
SMALL FRUSTS. 
How to raise and market them. A plain, practical guide 
of S2 pages. Published in handsome form. Mailed on re- 
ceint of 50 cts. Send for circular. Address 
E. P. ROE, Cornwall on the Hudson, Orange Co., N.Y. 
Bates’ Folding Vine Protector. 
This Protector was 
introduced in 1859, and 
parties that had them 
in that year have pro¬ 
tected their plants 
every year since, and 
they are good now. 
4 doz. for $5. 
Send for Circular. 
Also Imperial Pekin 
Ducks eggs, from pure 
stock, $5 per doz. 
CALEB BATES, 
Kingston, Mass 
SBgjBBBBgg BHBaB 
MY 
Illustrated Catalogue of Plants for 1876. j 
Contains descriptions of all the finest 
Bedding and Green House Plants. 
Including Novelties and Select Varieties. Also a large i 
stock of extra fine 
EVERGREENS, SHADE-TREES, SHRUBS, ETC. 
Sent free to our customers, and to all applicants, on [ 
the receipt of one 3-cent stamp. Wholesale trade-list! 
free. PAUL BUTZ, Croton Floral Gardens, 
Established 1851. New Castle, Pa. 
Small plants sent by mail, post-paid. 
ROCHESTER 
COMMERCIAL 
[Established 1830.] NURSERIES. 
PRING PRICE LIST, per doz., 100, and 1000, of 
Trees and Plants, with select list of Specialties 
and Novelties, FREE to all. Beautiful Ornamental 
Catalogue, 10 cts. Fruit Catalogue 6 cts. Free to Cus¬ 
tomers. Address 
W. S. LITTLE, Rochester, N. Y. 
i 
Catalogues Gratis. Prices Reduced 
of all leading items of nursery stock, especially in my un¬ 
surpassed list of new and popular peaches, among which 
may be found the only desirable kinds to grow for market 
value—such as Early Beatrice, Early Louise, Early Rivers, 
Early Alexander. Amsden’s June, Briggs’ May, Christiana, 
Brandywine, Nanticoke, Bilyen's Late October, Tuckalioe, 
Newington Free, and all the new and old approved orchard 
list. Send for catalogue, which will be a great help to all 
who plant orchards, as I give the exact rotation of ripening, 
so that all can plant intelligently. So they can have one va¬ 
riety succeeding another the whole season. Also at cor¬ 
respondingly low prices—Apple Trees, Cherry, Plum, Pear, 
standard and dwarf. Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees and 
Shrubberies, Greenhouse Plants—in fact, all stock usually 
found in any first-class establishment. Peach pits in sand 
all winter, $1.50 per bushel. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Great Northern and 
Southern Nurseries, Wilmington, Delaware. 
CUUIAIJL. FRUITS A SPECIALTY. 
300 Acres in Fruits. No. 1 Plants of all best, sorts at 
very lowest rates. See Page 111, March number. Send for 
prices to JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
G REEN MOUNT NURSERIES.— Large stock of 
Greenhouse Plants, Seeds, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 
etc. Great inducements. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send for 
Catalogues. Address TIPTON & LEE, Bartlesville, O. 
WII.IjA €S13 NURSERIES. — A Large 
» Stock of Peach and other Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 
Small Fruit, &c., at low rates. Send for Circular. 
CHAS. BLACK, Hightstown, N. J. 
T3L00MINGT0N NURSERY 
-1 * Price lists free. 4 Catalogues, 25c. 
F.K. Pikenix, 
J Bloomington, 
Ill. 
B»EACBB.—Earliest and Best 
-t*- Early Peach in the world. For lull history and price of 
the trees, root grafts, and cions, address 
JOHN’ WAMPLER, Carthage, Missouri. 
TO THE TRADE. 
A choice collection of POPULAR PLANTS 
for tlie Spring Sale of 1875. 63?~ Send for price list. 
L. B. CASE, Richmond, Ind. 
Wholesale! Retail! 
Pure, tresh, reliable flower and garden seeds. Send for 
catalogue. See our nursery advertisement of best raspberry, 
etc., in another column. W. L. FERRIS, Jr... & CO., 
Dutchess Nurseries, established 1863. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
A\T A TV nr -CITY_The address of every Grange Se¬ 
tt IVX I t I 9 cretary in the West, that we may 
send them our SPECIAL TERMS and PRICES of Nursery 
Stock and Hedge Plants for Spring planting. Address 
SCOTT & MAXWELL, Clienoa, til. 
CHARLES V. MAPES, 
160 Front St., New York, 
Offers to farmers the tollo wing fertilizers at annexed prices, 
delivered free on hoard cars or boat at New York city. All 
fertilizers quoted in Price List of Fertilizers in current No. 
American Agriculturist , furnished at published prices. 
Liberal discount to the Trade, Clubs, and Granges, pur¬ 
chasing large quantities. 
Per single ton, 
2,600 lbs. 
No. 1 Peruvian. CSusmo. Deliver¬ 
ed from Gov. stores with official certificate. 
Ammonia 10 per cent guaranteed. Re-weighed 
at delivery....$50.50 
“ SSect aSienl IPersrviaiabeingpure 
Peruvian Guano, treated witli sulphuric acid, 
which secures ihe ammonia against loss and 
renders the phosphoric acid soluble. 01.50 
Soluble Phosphoric acid, 10 percent. 
Ammonia. to “ “ 
Potash....2 “ “ 
Manes’ dissolved SSoiie—pure 
bone Idack, dissolved in sulphuric acid. 40.00 
Soluble Phosphoric acid, 14 to 15 per cent. 
Available Phosphate. 30 to 32 “ 
Mapes’ Plain Superjpliosgtliaf e. 
A cheap substitute for Dissolved Bone. Made 
from South Carolina Rock Phosphate. 35.00 
Soluble and reduced Phos. acid, 11 to 13 p. c. 
Available Phosphate, 24 to 29 per cent. 
Mapes’ IPrepared. B'I.-Ub ^uaiio. 
Made from Fish Scrap, and is free from the 
offensive and objectionable features of the 
crude article. Can he drilled or sown broad¬ 
cast. Recommended especially for vegetables. 40.00 
Ammonia.to 6 per cent. 
Available Phosphate....10 * to 13 “ 
Mapes’ Nifti-ogeniseed Sitper- 
pliospliate. A complete fertilizer for all 
crops. Made from animal matter (Pone and 
Flesh).. 50.00 
Sulphuric acid. Analysis by Prof. Geo. H. 
Cook, N. J. State Chemist. 
Ammonia.3.40 
Soluble Phosphoric acid.7.87 
Phosphoric acid (from hone black). .5.44 
Potasli Salts, Ammonia Salts, Ammoniacal Animal Matter 
(Dried Flesh, Blood), all grades. (Ammonia, S to 15 per cent.) 
Bone Flour, Bone Dust, Bone Black, etc., etc. 
Circulars on Rectified Peruvian and Mnpes' Fertilizers, 
also Samples, furnished gratuitously. 
Mapes’ Fertilizers are for sale also by 
B. K. BLISS & SONS, 34 Barclay St., New York. 
BEACII, SON & CO., 7 Barclay St., 
ALFRED BRIDGEMAN, 876 Broadway, “ 
IS. C. REEVES, 185 & 187 Water St.. 
~CHAPMAN & VAN WYCK~’ 
(Established 1819), 
DEALERS IN 
PERUVIAN GUANO 
EXCLUSIVELY, 
170 Front Street, New York. 
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, 
( $60 per toil. Russell Coe's Ammonialed 
Done Superphosphate of Lime, $45 per I on. 
(Double Refined Poudrette, $25 per ton. 
inrnuiiiiki t Ground Bone. $30 and $35 per ton. 
I rLKUViArSJ Land Plaster, packed in hhl.. $12 per ton. 
|_ | Dealers Supplied with any of the above 
lil la MO 1 standard Fertilizers at lowest trade price. 
Asr'fcUv \=r.v Delivered to Rail-Road or Boat li ce of 
i,WARRANTED! cartage.—Order direct of 
PVAk iluj II. B. GRIFFING, 
Wholesale Dealer in Agricultuial Imple¬ 
ments and.Fertilizers, 60 Courtlandt Street, New York. 
FARMERS & GARDENERS. 
Do you want to double your crops? 
Do you want early and large vegetables? 
Do you want to be far ahead of your neigh¬ 
bors, and all at less expense than using barn¬ 
yard manure? 
Then buy the Double Refined Poudrette. 
Price $25 per ton. Send for circular to 
JAMES T. FOSTER, 
66 Cortlandt st.. New York. 
HolbrooK’s “VETO” SEED DRILL& “NEW” 
Hand Cultivator 60 w and cultivate all 
kinds vegetables. Do work of'" 
^ men. Best and cheapest. 
$9.50 ' Price $12.50 combined. 
Boxed. 
(HrenlarsFrae. Mads TwE. E. LTTMMUS ft SO.,Boston,Mass. 
Stamped Zinc Labels. 
FOR TREES VINES 8cC SO" CHEAP THAT* 
NO ONE PLANTING TREES OR VINES CAN AFFORD 
TO BE WITHOUT THEM PRICE LIST&SAMPLES FREE 
J.E.WOOOHEAD, AG’TFOR THEl « tinlAiiTirn 
CHICAGO, ILL.;>„f 
Holbrook’s “New Regulator” Seed Drill 
^ Sows all kinds of Vegetable Seeds with regularity. 
The Standard machine. Kkmodki.ed lor 1875. 
Combines the best points ever produced. Sim- 
$12 00 durable," easiest handled, OPEN WHITE 
Boxed. 
Seed Conductor shows 
the Seed Dropping. Give 
satisfaction. Circulars Free. 
Made by E.E.LUMMUS & Co. 
20 S.Market St. Boston,Maas* 
