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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[February, 
GRAPE VINES. 
Iona. Israella, Delaware. Diana. Concord. Ives, for garden 
and vineyard. A large stock of Concord, 1 and 2 years old, 
from $35 to $89 per 1,000. Very line Iona vines, 1 year old, 
especially adapted for Club purposes, and for gardens and 
small vineyards. Iona, 1 and 2 years old, for general vine¬ 
yard planting. All the above at extremely low prices, by 
dos, or quantity. Terms to Clubs especially favorable. 
THE EUMELAN 
Is offered to the public as a grape far above all others in 
its adaptation to meet the wants of the present time. 
It is a black grape (dark blue,! entirely exempt from all 
native defects, and equal to the best European kinds lor the 
table and for wiue. 
It is very vigorous, hardy, and productive. Though ripen¬ 
ing earliest of all, (earlier than Hartford,) its fruit hangs to 
the end of the season without shriveling, and is among the 
best for late-keeping. 
It lias no near competitor for making red wine, and is the 
only one of this country that can bear any comparison with 
the fine European kinds for that purpose. To all who desire 
to take an active part in the advancement of American 
grape culture, the present affords an advantageous opportu¬ 
nity that cannot he expected to recur. By extensive trial it 
has shown itself particularly hardy, and adapted for general 
cultivation in gardens; and sufficient trial lias been made to 
leave no doubt that it is well adapted for vineyard culture 
in all measurably favorable localities. For full account send 
for Pamphlet, General and Special Price Lists, and Club 
propositions. 
The Advantages to Clubs are greater than ever before of¬ 
fered. 
AGESTSiWANTED for every village where there 
are not any at present engaged. 
Vines 1 and 2 years old, of very fine quality; a few of extra 
quality. 
C. W. GRANT, 
Iona, (near Pecksldll,) IV. Y. 
SMAIiETBUIT, 
PAGES of plain directions for 
^JJ^planting and Cultivating, for family as well as market 
garden, and marketing all Small Fruits. Written from 20 
years® experience,and gives all the information of the larger 
and more costlv works, so as to put new beginners on equal 
footing with ol'd fruit growers. We have hundreds of testi¬ 
monials, of which the following from Rev. H. W.-Beecher is 
a sample: “Tour directions for growing Strawberries ami 
Raspberries are the best 1 have ever seen.” Price 10 cents. 
Ready in January. Wholesale and retail lists of our plants 
sent bv mail free on application. Address PURDY & 
JOHNSTON, Palmyra, N. If., or PURDY & 1IANCE, South 
Bend, Ind, 
The Ives, or Great American Grape, 
Its roots and slips for sale by FINCH & NOUCKOSS, 
Plainville, Hamilton County, Ohio. The Great Longworth 
Premium “ For the best Wine Grape l'oronr whole Country ” 
was awarded to this Grape, and to our Mr. Finch, by a Com¬ 
mittee from remote States, at the Great Horticultural Fair 
in Cincinnati, ISOS. Mr. Finch made the first wine from it; 
and from a life-long vine-grower, was entitled to the prize. 
Tiie 27 years this vine lias been bearing, without mildew, rot, 
or failure of a heavy yield, proved its great value. 
Those wishing the Genuine vines, propagated in open air, 
will do well to forward us their orders. 
Other vines and Small Fruit for sale. 
New and Rare Vegetables. 
Having been the original introducer of the Hubbard Squash, 
Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage,and many other new things, 
I still continue to make the raising of the seed of new and 
rare vegetables a specialty, in audition to the standard kinds. 
Catalogues gratis to all. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
fTJ SHAREABLE APPLES. — In 1863, Leroy of 
JCwFrancc sent to me apples, and cions of the following 
new kinds; Boy Monstrous, Amelia,Belle, Garibaldi, Citron, 
Iiivai, Marigold, Incomparable, Rosa, Rosa Red, Leroy, and 
Yaloala. These were exhibited by the American Institute 
and awarded a gold medal. They have fruited with me, and 
are very fine, al! large, ripening in fall and winter. 2 kinds, 
2 cions each, $1; 6 kinds, $2; the 12 kinds, $3. These new 
seedlings are from Russia, all ripening in July; Grand Sultan, 
Transparent Y’ellow, Scarlet Vinus, Transparent Red. Cardi¬ 
nal. 1 variety, 2 cions, $1; 3 varieties $2; 5 varieties $3. Ad¬ 
dress W. S. CARPENTER, Rye, Westchester Co., New York. 
CATALO gTu E S FREE! 
M. O’KEEFE, SON & CO’S 
Catalogue of Seeds, 
And Guide to the Flower and Vegetable Gar¬ 
den for 18G9. 
(Published in January.) Every lover of flowers wishing 
this new work, frea of charge, should address immediately 
M. O'KEEFE, SON & CO., Ellwanger & Barry’s Block, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
E ARLY PEAS FOR MARKET.—The best va¬ 
riety is Cutter’s first r^op, a week earlier than Dan’l O’ 
Rourke. and more prolific. A large stock. 1 quart, sent by 
mail post-paid, 75 cents. 
HOVEY & CO., 53 X. Market Street, 
Boston, Mass. 
Pear Trees, Standard and Dwarf, 
Having to clear the field will sell very low Grnpc Vines. 
Raspberries, Blackberries, Currant!), &e., at 
remarkably low prices. A few thousand True Mammoth 
Cluster and Clarke Raspberry plains- at advertised rates, 
bend for Price List and terms lo those forming dubs. 
F. L. PERKY, Canandaigua, N. Y. 
R'feAVISON’S THORNLESS Raspberry- Plants.— 
JLr For 6alo by the piece, dozen, hundred or thousand. 
For particulars address JOHN GAGE & SON, 
Vineland, N. J. 
¥. L. NESBITT’S 
NURSERY, 
LEWISBBRG, THfflOir CO.. PENIS'. 
Strawberries, 
'berries. 
Blackberries, 
Grape Vines, Sc c. 
Our stock, which embraces all the leading and best varie¬ 
ties of the Small Fruits, Asparagus, Seed Potatoes and 
PbOses, &c„ has been carefully grown, and we cordially in¬ 
vite parties interested to call and examine it. A liberal 
discount, proportioned to the amount of the order, will be 
given on all orders of $23 or over. 
Send stamp for Descriptive Circular. 
mrz. AAA WILSON EARLY BLACKBERRY 
« PFaHv VP’fiJ- PLANTS, from a stock obtained years 
ago of a neighbor (Collins,) the owner of the parent bush ; 
grown in nursery rows in open field like potatoes; also 
50,000 Kittatinny and a large Stock of the best varieties 
of Strawberry and Raspberry—the surplus stock of a large 
fruit farm over a further planting of 30 acres by the owner 
for fruiting. All genuine good rooted plants, (no suckers,) 
for prices too low to name here. Those who apply to others 
first and myself last, before they purchase, will fare the best. 
Tips and Root Cuttings in great quantities at about the cost 
of production. Correspond or come in person. 
SILAS WALTON, Moorestown, N. J. 
Get the Best,—Prices Reduced. 
100,000 Wilson’3 Early and Kittatinny Blackberries, all 
grown from the original stock. For two years past I 
have sold the fruit at $16 per bushel, wholesale, and it 
was retailed at $1 per quart. 
75,000 Philadelphia and Clarke Raspberries, Hie fruit of 
which we sold last year at OS cents per quart. 
50,000 Davison’s Thornless. Miami Cluster, Cream, Ellis- 
dale, and Imperial Red Raspberries. 
HO Acres Doolittle Black Raspberries, not yet enumera¬ 
ted. Wild Goose Plums, and Crystal White Blackber¬ 
ries. Send stamp for Catalogue and Spring prices. 
WM, PARRY, Ciimamiiison, N, J. 
T O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—STRAWBER- 
ry, Raspberry, and Blackberry Plants of all the leading 
varieties, for sale cheaper than ever before offered : also. 
Root Cuttings, Currant and Gooseberry Bushes, Grapevines, 
Asparagus Roots, and Early Rose Potatoes ; all warranted 
genuine and of the best quality. Persons wishing to plant 
any of the above would do well to send for a list of onr low 
prices, previous to purchasing elsewhere. Correspondence 
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed., CHAS. COLLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
The Clarke Raspberry 
Has paid $1,000 per acre for fruit the past season. It is a 
specialty with me. My plants are propagated from the 
original stock, which originated in Mr. Clarke’s garden in 
this neighborhood. Genuine plants and roolcuttiugs at low 
rates. Send for circular. 
LYMAN BASSETT, North Haven, Conn. 
W OLF CREEK NURSERY.—60,000 Cherry, 
(30,000 E. .May), 20,000 Peach, Apple and Pear, Stand¬ 
ard and Dwarf,300,000 Apple Stocks, extra Pear and Quince 
Stocks. A variety of Trees and Plants. Onr E. May Cherry 
is (we think) the finest in the world. Come and see, or get 
Catalogue free. JOHN WAMPLER, Trotwood, Ohio. 
Davison’s Thornless Black Raspberry. 
Get your plants of the first disseminator, who propagates 
only from selected stock. For origin, prices, hmo to culti¬ 
vate, &c., send lor circular to JOfeEPli SINTON, Angola, 
Erie Co., N. Y. AGENTS WANTED. 
Also Strawberry, Raspberry, and Blackberry Plants. 
Seiid for Price List 
of 
30,000 Concord and 
50,000 Ives Grape Vines. For sale by 
J. W. CONE, Vineland, N. J. 
C. G. CRANE & CO. s 
Annual Catalogue of Vegetable and 
Agricultural Seeds for 1869, 
With directions for their culture and management, mailed 
to all applicants. 
C. G. CRANE & CO., 
70 Broad St., Newark, N. J. 
FMftdk gfWSjtf'fc Transplanted Norway Spruce, 
• SHm. Arbor Vitas, Scotch, Austrian, 
and White Pine, and European or Tyrolese Larch, all nurs¬ 
ery-grown, 10 to 24 inches, $4 to $10 per 100. Send list wanted, 
and have prices returned. Correspondence solicited. RARE¬ 
NESS & ANDREWS. Faribault. Minn. 
LARKE RASPBERRY.—STRONG, Out-door 
J plants. $30 per 1,000, from Clarke’s Original Stock. W. 
. BARNETT, West Haven, Conn. 
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Tree Planters Take Motice. 
If vou want Root Grafts of Apple or Pear, or young fruit 
trees’ of hardy varieties, or Pear, Apple, and Evergreen 
seeds, send lor price list to E. II. SKINNER, 
Marengo, McHenry Co., Ill. 
STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, BLACK- 
FjBKRRXES and Seed Potatoes. Send for Price List and 
judge of the prices. SAMUEL C. DeCou, Rccklcsstown, 
Burlington Co., N. J. 
M ARENGO WINTER CRABS; or Siberian ap¬ 
ples. For circular of 16 pages send 10 cents to 
C. ANDREWS, Marengo, Illinois 
On9 stamp for prices. 
OSAGE ©RANGE PLANTS AND SEED. 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
Address with one red stamp for price list 
PEARSE & THOMPSON, 
Box 715, Bloomington, Hi. 
J OHN S. COLLINS, of Moorestown, New Jersey, 
ha3 175 acres planted in Berries; has a good stock of 
plants of his own raising for sale. 
Send address now for’List of low prices, and for some of 
the Plants next spring. 
.Y&lfcS'l APPLE STOCKS.—Every one 
€#4LyiJ'^’*ir’5Jr'SJ' W i S l 1 iug to start a Nursery should send 
at once and get our trade list. We have many things you 
want. JOHN WAMPLER, Trotwood, Montgomery Co., Ohio. 
M ASPBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES.—Largo 
quantities. Best quality and varieties for field culture. 
Wild Goose Plums. Other fruit and ornamental trees. 
Send stamp for Catalogues and Club-rates. 
WM. PARRY, Cinnaminson, N. J. 
T REE AND FRUIT SEEDS BY MAIL. Hedge 
plants. Small stocks of fruit and ornamental trees, 
suited to distant transportation. Write for our Catalogues. 
THOMAS MEEHAN, Germantown, Pa. 
Dollars per thousand, for Lawton Blackberry 
Plants, Wilson’s, from forty to seventy; Strawberry and 
Raspberry plants low. STOKES SUTVAN, Haddonficld, N.J. 
CA A A A Wilson’s Early Blackberry and Phila- 
delphia Raspberry plants for sale; warranted 
true to name, and best quality. Special inducements to 
those ordering now. DAVID I5AIRD, Manalapan, N. J. 
W estern Beauty Apple Graft. Send me SI. 00 by 
mail and I will guarantee to reach you by mail 20 
grafts of the Western Beauty Apple. See police in Dec; 
. Agriculturist. 
S. 11.DAILEY, Lima, Allen Co., Ohio. 
62MALL FRUITS in great variety.—NAOMI 
RASPBERRY a specialty. Send for Price list. 
N. S. COZAD, East Cleveland, Ohio. 
GRAND POULTRY EXPOSITION. 
THE NEW YORK STATE POULTRY SOCIETY] 
will hold their 
FIRST ANNUAL. FAIR 
at the 
EMPIRE SKATING liINK BUILDING, 
New York City, on the week commencing March 22d. 1S69. 
The display will include Poultry, Pigeons, Song Birds, 
Rabbits, Dogs, and Pet Animals of numerous descriptions. 
The Premium Lists, Which are full bevond precedent, in¬ 
cluding Gold and Silver Medals, Books, Works of Art, and 
special Money Prizes, will lie forwarded on application. 
For full particulars apply at the Society’s Rooms, No. 229 
Broadway, New York City, or address 
D. E. GAVIT, Cor. Sec’y, Box 130, Post-office. 
PUKE-BRED POULTRY. 
The subscriber offers to Fanciers of Poultry tire old and 
new varieties of Fancy Poultry, bred mostly from his own 
importations. 
The following premiums have been awarded his fowls: 
“Am. Poultry’Society,” New York City, of 1S67,17 prizes; 
“Nerv Jersey State Ag'l Society,” 1867,11 prizes; “The Co- 
lumbarian (i Poultry Soc’y,” of >7.Y. City, of 1S68,11 prizes; 
and tire “ Gold Medal for ’the best and largest variety.” Ad¬ 
dress, with Stamp, BENJ. HAINES, jr., 
Box 38, Elizabeth, N. J. 
T he improved oiiio Chester 
HOGS produce the greatest amount of 
Pork, for food consumed, of any known breed. 
Send stamp for its descript ion, and a great variety 
i of other Thoroughbred and Imported Animals 
‘and Fowls. L. B. SILVER, Salem, Ohio. 
See statement of Hon. John Danfortb, on page 463, of 
December Agriculturist. 
'a’ariiite Asiatic Brahmas, pea comb, from import- 
if ed stock. Cocks 10 to 12 lbs., hens 7 to 10 ills. Few 
dark tail feathers, legs feathered, great layers. 13 eggs $2; 
50, $6. Houdans have proved better layers than Crevecoeurs, 
or any other breed; plumage beautiful, spotted, white ami 
black, large top-knots, legs spotted, each 5 toes. 12 eggs. $S. 
Well packed and delivered in rotation after 15th Feb. A lew- 
pair choice Brahmabs $0 per pair. Address 
WM. S. CARPENTER, Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
Buff Cochins for Sale. 
Will sell ten pair of my Cochin Stock for $20 per pair. The 
1st and 2d premiums were awarded for stock raised by me at 
the Exhibitions of the Penn. & Columbarian Societies, last 
falf. G. II. LEAVITT. 
Flushing, Queens Co., N. Y. 
C. S, BETTS. Importer and Breeder of choice 
Poultry, Bull' Cochins, and Dark Brahmas, just imported. 
Eggs from Imported Fowls, $6 per doz. Light Bralimaand 
Silver-spangled Top-knotted Polands, great beauties; first 
Premium fowls. Eggs, $3 per dozen, delivered at Express 
Office, Mount KiscOj’N. Y. 
PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS.” 
Finest in tiie Country; also Poultry, all desirable breeds 
of imported stock on hand. 
THOMAS B. SMITH, 
Stony Brook, N. Y. 
REM1UM CHESTER WHITE PIGS for sale. 
The greatest pork producers of 1 he day. Have gained 
11)6 oz. of live flesh for each pound of corn consumed. Send 
for circular. Address Jas. Young,Jr. & Co.. Marshnlton, Pa. 
F 
OR SALE.— THOROUGHBRED DEVON CAT¬ 
TLE AND COTSWOL!) SHEEP. 
F. M. CHURCHMAN, Indianapolis, Indiana. 
WANTED.—Agents tosell the Lightning Trap.—Won, 
derl'ul Invention! Kills Hats, Squirrels, Gophers,&c.,throws 
them awav. and sets itself. Address 
LIGHTNING TRAP CO., 95 Mercer St., New York, 
