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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, 
[May, 
A. M. HALSTED, Laloi*s’ ^lieep & LaraU 
G7 Pearl-s4., Ncw-York, 
Produce Coiiimis§ion Merchant, 
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REFEKENCES.—Beni. Loder, Esa., N. Y„ Ex-Pres’t. Erie 
R. R., Fred. Bissell, Esq., Toledo, O., Cragin & Co., N. Y., 
and Chicago. Ill., Geo. SI. Todd, Burlington, Iowa. 
Send for Weeklt Price Current, Marking Plate and 
Circular with Packing and Shipping directions. 
S. B. CONOVER, 
Dipping Composition, 
Cares Scab, Ticks and Lice on Sheep or Cattle, adds 
over a pound of wool to the fleece. Improves its quality, and 
adds to the general health of the sheep, without danger 
from taking cold. 
For particulars apply to 
Healer, 
260, 261 & 262 West Wasliington Market, 
FOOT OF FCLTON-ST. 
Particular attention paid to selling all kinds of Fruit and 
other Farm Produce. 
Refers to tlie Editor of the American Agriculturist. 
SWIFT Si, DEZENDORP, 
Produce Commission Merchants, No. 4 Broadway, New York. 
REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO 
H. D. Walbridge & Co., N. Y.| King Brotliers, Toledo, Ohio. 
Bllven, Mead & Co., “ Kraus & Smith, “ “ 
E. Bliss, Esq., “ V. H. Ketcham, Esq., “ “ 
John A. Gilbert, Esq. “ ' G. P. Smith, Esq.,Clevel’d " 
W. G. Hibbard, Esq., Chicago, Illinois. 
Sent Free. 
The large Illustrated 
circular of The Bee Keep¬ 
ers’ Text Book (just pub¬ 
lished. Price in paper 
covers, 40 cents. Muslin, 
75). Also of Italian Bees 
and 
The American 
Nncleus Swarming 
lUovabie Comb 
Bee-IIive. 
Agents Wanted. 
Terms Liberal. 
Address 
H. A. King & Bro., 
Nevada, Ohio, 
I TALIAN QUEEN BEES, from our recent im¬ 
portations ; PURITY and SAFE ARRIVAL bv Expiess guar¬ 
anteed. Send for circular to L. L. LANGS'fROTH & SON, 
Oxford, Butler County, Oliio. 
Fancy Fowls for Sale. 
I can furnisli eggs or the Fowls of tlie following varieties. 
White, Dominique and Silver Leghorns, Wliite and Grey 
Dorkings, Black Spanish, Game(Cui)an, Canada and Derby), 
Bramah Pootras, Silver Spangled llamburgs, Sehriglit Ban¬ 
tams (Golden and Silver), Black African, Nankin and Game 
Bantams, Rouen, Aylsburv, and Crested Ducks, Cliina Geese, 
White Turkeys, Bronze Wing Turkevs, Fancy Pigeons. 
Address "E. W. HAINES, 
Elizabetli, New Jersey. 
Mew Foiilts’y 
BOOK, tells liowto have fresh eggs every week 
in the year. Beantifully illustrated with 70 en¬ 
gravings. Every body owning a pair of Fowls 
oiiglit to Iiave a copy. Agents Wanted. 
Sent posLpald for 50 cents. Address 
L. B. SILVER, Salem, Ohio. 
■JJOUEA’ B&IJCMS.—Pure Rouen Duck eggs 
-■■•'Will be sent to order until the first of August, at S3 00 
per dozen. FRANK CAYtVOOD, Po’keepsie, N. Y. 
B rahma Pootra Hens.—Eggs of this superior 
breed of Fowls carefully packed and sent to any address 
on receipt of $1 per doz. A. RANKIN, Kocliester, Mass. 
LALOR BROTHERS. Utica, N. Y. 
Agents wanted for every State. 
Also for sale, wholesale and retail by 
GRIFFING BROTHER & CO., 
60 Courtlandt-st., New-York, 
and H. B. LANE, 151 N-assan-st. New-York. 
WlatttcBii®Fc’s Fere tbr 
FOOT ROT IN SHEEP, has been thoroughly test- 
ed and when applied correctly, has not failed of a 
cure. Has been extensively used in Vermont with entire 
success.—This Medicine is for sale by all Druggists and by 
the following Wljolesale Agents: 
M. S. Durr & Co., Boston; Tarrand & Sheely, Detroit, Mich.; 
Jolin F. Henry & Co., Waterbary, Vt.; N. K. Brown, Mont¬ 
pelier, Vt.: Post & Bruff, Rochester, N. Y.; Gale & Robin¬ 
son, New York; Eberback & Co., Ann Arbor, Mich.; B. F. 
Vandevort, Pittsburgh, Pa.; J. G. Wood & Co., Poughkeep¬ 
sie, N. Y. And by the Proprietor and sole Manufacturer, 
F. W. WHITTEMORE, 
Chatham Four Corners, Columbia County, N. y. 
^ave yotsr Fraatt Trees. 
To do tills effectually, and protect them from Insects of all 
kinds, wash and scrub them witli 
L. M. & C. ELKINTON’S 
SUPERIOR SOFT TREE SOAP, 
made expressly for tlie purpose. 
Particular directions furnished to each purchaser. Price 
15 00 per barrel. E. B. HAYWARD, 
General Commission Mercliant, 
Sole Agent, 
No. 67 Murray-st., New-York. 
THE VENEER FRUIT BASKET. 
BEECHER’S PATENT May SJst, 1864. 
All Fruit Growers and Dealers who have small fruits that 
they wish to put into market economically, and in the best 
condition, and most salable manner, should use tlie cele¬ 
brated VENEER FRUIT BASKET. For cut and descrip¬ 
tion of Basket, see February and March numbers of Ameri¬ 
can Agriculturist. Circulars of Basket and Crates sent on 
application to A. BEECHER & SONS, Westville, Conn. 
Baskets and Crates for sale by W. H. CARPENTER, 
90 Vesey-st., New-York, and otlier dealers. 
^ ENUINE STRAWBERRY PLANTS by Mail, 
'U^of best quality and kinds put up in best manner, safe ar¬ 
rival guaranteed, at tlie following low rates; Downer (ear¬ 
liest), Cutter (e-xcellent), Vicomptesse (delicious). Ward’s 
Favorite (very fine). Ilovey (an old friend), Triompiie de 
Gand (very populan. 30 cts. per doz., $1 per 100. Neio Varie¬ 
ties— ji3 for 6: $.) per doz. Buli'alo, Garahaldi, 
Monitor, $1 pr doz., $5 pr 100. French's, 50c. pr doz. $2 pr 100. 
White Vars 75c. pr doz ; $3 pr 100. Sent nost-iiaid at the doz. 
price, at the 100 price add 20c. nr 100. Address 
E. WILLIAMS, Mont Clair, N. J, 
H ED-ROOT OR LIE TEA, OR NEW JERSEY 
TEA (Ceanothus Americamts).—For particular descrip¬ 
tion see page 205 and 369 of tlie Agriculturist for 1863. From 
one ton to fifty tons of fhe green leaves of this plant are 
wanted. Also the Zed«?n inti'/offwm or Labrador Tea. I re¬ 
fer to P. T, Barnum, Proprietor of the American Museum, 
New York, for my responsibility and good faith. Send pro¬ 
posals to A. B. SUMilEKFIELD, 8 Aun-st., New York. 
C hoice aster plants by man in May and 
June. Twenty-six (26) plants from choicest imported 
seeds post-paid, $1.00. Every plant h.as been transplanted 
and will bear removal well. Orders solicited early. “Mr. 
T. is justly celebrated for the excellent plants lie furnishes.” 
Greenfield paper. JOSHUA THOKNILEY, Greenfield, Mass. 
P hotographs of animals of aii styles 
and sizes, plain, or flnislied in Oil Colors, taken in tlie 
best manner by RIDGWAY GLOVER, 818 Arch st., Phila.Pa. 
I ['OR SALE.—A full blood young Alderney Bull. 
Perfectly gentle. For particulars inquire ol E. H. 
REEVES & CO., Agricultural and Seed Store, 185 Water-st., 
N- Y. City, or at Hugh Sutlieilaiid’s, wliere tlie hull can he 
ieen, foot of Cereret Av., on Bergen Point Plank Road, 
Claremont, 13f miles from Jersey City, Hudson Co. 
P URE ALDERNEY STOCK FOR SALE. Four 
very superior cows with calves. 
THOS. W. SATTERTH WAITE, 61 Willlam-st., New York. 
Splendid GIndioliis. 
French Hybrids, various colors. A fine assortment, from 
25 cts. to 50 cts. eacli. Sent by mall, prepaid, on receipt of 
remittance. Catalogues on application. 
' BRILL & KUMEULE, 153 Broad-st., 
Newark, New Jersey. 
Triomphe de CwBintl Strawberry 
Plants, very fine, 75 cts. per 100: $5 per 1,000 : $40 per 10,000 
G. E. MEISSNER, Richmond, S. I., N. Y. 
Sweet Potato Plants. 
T horough bred ayrshires.—buiis and 
Heifers for Sale by ALFRED M. TREDWELL, Madison, 
Morris County, New .lersey. 
F or sale.— 2-year-oId thorougli-bred Alderney 
Bull, a superior animal. 3 three months calves, y blood. 
For particulars apply to. or address GEO. E. LOCK WOOD. 
Morocco Factory cor. Flushing & Classon Av’s, Brooklyn.L.I. 
A gents wanted lor sale of Trees, Plants and 
Seeds, In all the loyal States ]J. M. WATSON, 
_ Old Colony Nurseries, Plym outh, Mass. 
Buy the Best-—Ilalsted’s. 
At 50 cts. per 100 ; $3 00 per 1000, for sale by 
FRANCIS BRILL, Newark, New Jersey. 
Tujmip Seed. 
New'Sweet German (beat late keeping winter, true,) and all 
other best early and late Turnips, by mail or Express. Priced 
catalogues to any address. B. M. AVATSON, 
Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass. 
i^EEDS BY mail, PRE-PAID.—All the most 
fSprofitablo and successful sorts of Onions, Bekt, Cab- 
UAOE, Melons, SqUASu, Tuenip, and other seeds, at lowest 
rates. B. M. WATSON, Plymouth. Mass. 
PARSONS & CO., 
at FIiisbliBg, near New York. 
Call attention to the planting of EVERGREENS for 
which this month is the time. 
No class of trees will so enliven the lawn or pleasure 
grounds during the winter season. 
They offer nearly 200 varieties of fine size and form with 
good roots. Among them are 
Nokway Spkdok. 
Scotch Fib. 
Austkian Pine. 
Hemlock Spkuoe. 
CUPEESSUS LaWSOKIANA. 
lEISn JUNIPEB. 
Swedish Jhnipbb. 
Pyp.amidal Jdnipsb. 
Bhotan Pine. 
Dwarf Pine. 
Erect Yew. 
American Arbor ViT.a. 
Siberian do do 
Also of small size the following more rare varletlea. 
Dwarf Norway Spruce. 
Weeping do do 
Oriental Spruce. 
Conical do 
Cephalotaxus. 
Cunninghamia. 
Chamaecyparis VARIEGATA. 
Jdnipeeus oblonga pendula, 
do squamata. 
PiCEA NOEDMAKIANA. 
do CEPIIALONIOA. 
do PICHTA. 
do FIRMA. 
do GRAKDIS. 
do kobilis. 
Finus uncinata. 
do STROEUS COMPAOTA. 
do SIONTICOLA. 
PODOCARPUS. • 
Retikospora pisifeka. 
Taxus adpressa. 
do ELEGANTISSniA. 
do AURKA. 
do ERIC01DK8. 
Thuja aukea. 
do pendula. 
do Hoveyi. 
do occidentalis cojipacta. 
- do PLICATA. 
THUJIOPSIS BOREALIS. 
Torkeya taxifolia. 
ALSO 
CAMELLIAS, in excellent health. 
STOVE PLANTS In variety. 
RHODODENDKONS, both seedling and worked plants, and 
in great variety of color. 
For varieties and prices they refer to their Catalogues for 
which address them at 
Flusbin^, near Nfew-Yorlc. 
A griculturist strawberry, 25 cts. each. 
Osage Plants, 1000, $15 and $12. Grapes, largest, best, 
cheapest stock we know, Iona, Adirondac, Israella, Dela¬ 
ware. Concord. Hartford, Norton’s Virginia. Creveling, Dla- 
na, Itogers’ Hybrids, &c., &c.. Catawlia, 1 and 2 year, per 1000, 
$i0 to $iK). Koses, 600 varieties, many very new and choice. 
Lilies, Gladiolus, Dahlias, Tiger Flowers, Tuberoses, 100 $2 
to $6. Green-House and Bedding Plants, an immense 
stock; 74 fine licdders, our clioice, packed, $10. Garden 
Plants.— Sweet Potato, Nanseniond, 5000 packed, $15, Cab¬ 
bage, Tomato, Peppers, Egg Plants. &c., &c. Good Agents 
wanted by the mouth. Address F. K. PHCENIX, 
Bloomington Nurseiy, McLean Co., Ill. 
Hubbard, Turban, Yokohama ! 
lam receiving letters dally from all parts of the United 
States, Irom Farmers, Gardeners, and others, wlio pronounce 
my Turiian to be tlie di vest, sweetest, finest grained and 
most delicious fall squash tliov ever ate. The Hubbard is 
universnlU/ acknowledged to be the bestof all winter squash¬ 
es, wliile the new Japan Squash, the Yokohama, is pro¬ 
nounced tlie very best of its class. I teas the original intro¬ 
ducer of the Hubbard and Turban squashes. Packages of 
seed, (all of my own growing.) sent by mail, with full direc¬ 
tions for cultivating, for 25 cents eacli for Turban and Yoko¬ 
hama, and 15 cents for Hulihi rd. Five packages ef Turban 
or Yokoliania, $1.00.—Hubbard by mail, post paid by me. 
$2 62 per pound. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
T he true cape cod cranberry for 
Spring planting, for Upland and garden culture, and for 
swamps. Under my method of cultivation the yield last sea¬ 
son on Upland was over 400 busliels per acre. Explicit di¬ 
rections for cultivation with prices of plants, with nursery 
catalogue complete, will be sent to any address. 
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries, PIjTuonth, Mass. 
rf^RANBERRY PLANTS.—The best bearing vines 
'U^and no others, can be had, not by the Thousand but by 
the barrel. Enquire of Poet. B, H. STEVENS, Essex, Conn. 
M ANSEMOND sweet POTATO PLANTS.— 
Of best quality, during May and June. Put up to 
carry safely long distances. Prices, 200, $1; 1,000, $3; 5000, 
$13; 10,000, $25. This variety is liardy, prolific, and profitably 
grown at tlie North. Send for our circular of instructions, 
and experience of those growing tliem. Address, 
Murray & CO., Foster’s Crossings, IVarren Co., O. 
PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTS: 
Sweet Potato, Tomato, Egg, Pepper, Cauliflower, Cabbage, 
and every variety of Green-House, and Hot-House I’lants. 
Sold by I. J. Simonson, at 
GRIPPING BRO. & CO’S., Seed Store, 
60 Courtlandt-st., New York. 
Hot Water Fiirnaces 
for Warming Grccn-liouses, Conservato¬ 
ries, Graperies, Jkc. 
WEATHERED & CUEUEVOY, 117 Prince-st,, New-York 
