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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[jANiJART, 
J. M. TMOISBUllM &, C®’S 
ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF 
Vegetable and Agricultural Seeds 
FOE 
1SCI0. 
With directions for their culture and management, 
will be issued about the lOtli of the month, and 
mailed to all applicants. 
Genuine Early Gooctricli Potatoes. 
$1.25 per peck; $1 per bushel; $11 jper barrel. 
Trade Price Lists for Dealers Only, 
NOW READY, 
jr. M. TMORRERN & CO., 
15 New Yorlc. 
FMESH SEEB. 
Those who wish to purchase seed directly from the grower, 
can be supplied witli Large Ked, Early Round lied ?very 
bright colored), Yellow Flat, Early Cracker, and Early 
Round Yellow Danvers Onion Seed,—all grown by myself 
from the very best of seed stock and warranted to be botli 
fresh and pure. Also half early lied, grown for me by an 
honest Quaker. Tlie Danvers will yield a third more than 
any of the flat sorts, ahdsell far more readily and at a higher 
price in the Eastern market. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, 
Marblehead, Massachusetts. 
Gregory's Seed Catalogue ! 
My Seed Catalogue of Garden and Vegetable Seeds, em¬ 
bracing about three hundred varieties, a large proportion of 
them of my own growing, will be sent out in. January.—It 
will contain some new and rare varieties, not to be found iu 
other catalogues, and will be sent gratis to all. Those wlio 
ordered seed of me last season, will receive it without writ¬ 
ing for it. I was surprised last season by a degree of patron¬ 
age that was wholly unanticipated. I have this season con- 
sequenily increased my working force to meet promptly all 
orders. 
All seed ordered warranted to reach the purehaser. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, 
_Marblehead, Massachusetts. 
NEW TBMATBEa 
Tilden’s New Secclling. Large, well shaped, very 
rich color, remarkably productive, of excellent quality, and 
keeps well for market purposes. 
Tlxe Cooli’s Favorite. Large, apple shaped, very 
vigorous and productive. Raised by the acre, it brought 
nearly double the price, of other sorts in Boston market 
this season. 
Ma.mniotU Cliilinalina. Size enormous, weigldng 
2 to S lbs. eacli, one of the largest will heap a quart measure! 
Quality excellent. 
Mexicait Tomato. This is a large, round variety of 
Lester’s Perfected. Tliey are as large and as uniformly round 
as Cooks’ Favorite, and are prodigious bearers. 
Early York. Veryearly: mostly of a flat round shape, 
of good market size, of excellent quality alid very pro¬ 
ductive. 
Tomato de Ijayc. Tlie French upright or bush to¬ 
mato. This variety is entirely distinct .and will bear plant¬ 
ing eighteen inches.apart. 
Bate’s Extra Early. A remarkably early round 
variety, of good quality and of good market size. 
Either of the above varieties will be forwarded post-paid 
by me at 15 cts. a package, and warratited to reach the 
purchaser. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, 
_ Marblehead, Massachusetts. 
Field; Garden and Flower Seeds. 
WILLIAM HACKER, 
Office 258 South 3rd street, Philadelphia, Fa. 
Importer and Grower of Agricultural and Garden Seeds 
Trees, Plants and Bulbs; Also oilers a few choice varieties 
of Imported Oats and Barley, for spring sowing. Country 
Merchants, Dealers and Druggists supp lied at the lowest rate! 
Boutole T8aS>er©se§, 
The undersigned having for several years paid especial at¬ 
tention to the cultivation of the Tuberose, have now a splen¬ 
did stock of line flowering bulbs, wliich they are prepared to 
bull T la a ^ i~vY t/N (tri r. rv 1y-.ii. viiiiy..... s'..... .......i. * ^ 
Tlioiisand. 
lushing, E. Y. 
sell at the following low prices for casli. 
$I per dozen: S3 per Hundred: ,?10 per 
JOHN HENDERSON & CO., The Oaks, P: 
M y wholesale list of garden and 
Flower Seeds is now ready, .and will be sent on applica¬ 
tion. B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries ami Seed 
Establishment, Plymoutli, Jlass. 
Plants toy Mail. 
Wilson’s Early Blackberry, Large, Sweet and 
I roductive, ahead of all other Blackberries in ninrkct and 
brings more money. Price, 1 Plant, S>; 12 Plants S2I 
Pliilinlelwliia KaspWerry, 2 Plants, $i; pllpiants, 
$j. Also l.-j.OOO Apple Trees, 3 years old, gralted on seed¬ 
ling roots, will be sold cheap to clear tlie ground. 
Bend for Catalogues g.atis, WILLIAM PARRY, 
_ • _ Clnnaminson, N. J. 
100,000 
Including all the best serts for Vineyards or private lands, 
at the lowest rates. Sent by Express, or pre-puid by mail, 
carefully packed. Agents Wanted. Catalogues to any Ad¬ 
dress. B. M. WATSON, Old Coloiy/ Nurseries. 
Plymouth, Mass. 
* SANDEORD’S CELEBRATED 
ufjtFLAX BRAKE, the best in use, for sale by the Com¬ 
pany’s Agent. “ 
Bend for o Circular. fls Willlam-8t., New-York 
FISK & HATCH, 
BANMEISS and DEA1L>E1S§ IN 
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, 
NO. 5 NASSAtr-ST., 
Keep on hand and buy and soil at market rates, all issues of 
UNITED STATES BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTY 
TREASURY' NOTES, CO.MPOUND INTEREST 
NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF IN DEBTEDNESS, etc. 
Agents for the sale of tlie 
United States 30-Ycar G Per Cent. Bonds, 
issued In aid of the Central Pacific R. R. 
and of tlie 
Centi-al Pacific Railroad State Aid Bonds, 
hearing 7 per cent, interest in Gold, Guaranteed 
and Paid by the State of California. 
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and otliers received on fa¬ 
vorable Terms. 
Orders for the purchase and sale of Miscellaneous Stocks 
and Bonds, executed witli care and promptness at the 
REGULAR STOCK EXCHANGE. 
Central Faeitic Hailroad, 
STATE AID BONDS. 
Interest at the rate of 
SEVEN I»EK CENT. F>EI£ ANNUM, 
IN GOED, 
Payable seml-annn,ally. 
Guaranteed and paid by the 
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 
The bonds are secured by a mortgage on 160 miles of road, 
from Sacramento to the California State line, forming part 
of tlie Great Pacific Railroad Route, adopted 
and aided by tlie United States Government. 
They are further secured by a Sinicins Fund of 
8.30,000 pel' Annum, reserved from . the earnings of 
the road and pledged for flieir Redemption. They 
are a first-class security in every respect, and a limited 
amount will be oft'ered upon terms wliicli render tliem a 
very Attractive and Desirable Investment. 
For farther particulars inquire at our office. No. 5 Nassan st. 
FISK ^ HATCH, BANKERS. 
AMIAM MMICJMT & 
GENERAL. COBIBHSSION MERCHANTS, 
3i3 Water-st., New York City. 
N. B.—We mail our Weekly Price Current to those desiring it. 
KIT-TA-TIN-NY. 
The Largest and most productive, Sweetest .and 
most delicious. Hardiest and every way the BEST 
Blackberry extant. No Garden is complete without it. 
Send stamp for Prices, Testimonials, &c., (New Edition) to 
E. YVILLIAMS. Mont Clair, N. J. 
EDDI PDUDEEY'I'E I X 
“I have tested Lodi Poudretto for seven or eight years, 
and never found its equal in any other fertilizer, for economy 
and effect."—J . V. D. Hoaglakp. Millstone, N. J. 
HIO GRAPE LAND' FOR SALE.—112 Acres 
on the point of the Peninsula jutting out into Lake Erie, 
fourteen miles from Sandusky. Five acres in bearing. Said 
to be among the best In the United States. Inquire of J. B. 
JAMES, 29 Cedar-st., New-York. 
o 
f CASES CONTAINING 10« SELECTIONS 
A'^of Bulbous Roots, production of the florists HENRY 
STORM & SON, of Haarlem, in Holland, containing Hya¬ 
cinths, Crocuses, and Tulips of all kinds and colors, for sale 
by E. CAYLUS DE RUY TER & CO., 57 Beaver st., N. Y. 
/i prime pear seeds, YVITH all 
other Fruit. Garden, and Flower Seeds. Cata¬ 
logues now ready. B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries, 
Plymouth, Mass. 
EODI DDUDaftEUYE I I 
Gives tlie largest and yet finest texture to Tobacco Leaves 
of any fertilizer. 
FARMEK WAMTEPI 
Ciiamcc to Make §3000 a Year. 
Wanted a man to take cliarge of a milk-farm (with estab¬ 
lished business) within two miles of a city of 40,000 inhabi¬ 
tants—either on monied rental, ' or sliare svstem. Imple¬ 
ments and cows fiirnislied. Sales have been five to six tliou- 
sand dollars a year. No one need apply who oannot bring 
tlieiest recommendations for capacity, honesty and temper¬ 
ance. Address D. G. MITCHELL, Box 1053, New Haven, Ct. 
HE.TRUE CAPE COD CRANBERRY FOR 
Fall planting, for Upland and garden culture, and for 
swamps. Under my metliod of cultivation tlie yield last se.a- 
son on Upland w-as over 400 hnsliels per acre. Explicit di¬ 
rections for cultivation with prices of plants, witli nursery 
catalogue complete, will bo sent to any address. Agents 
YVanted. 
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries, Plyinoutli, Iilass. 
ANTED GRAPE-WOOdT—C oncord, Dela- 
ware, lon.a. Union Village, Hartford Prolific. Parties 
having wood of. the above, or of any of tlie otlier new 
and standard varieties, in large or small quanlities, please 
address, stating price, quantity, etc. Also a large quantity 
of Concord Grape vines wanted. 
Address • GRAPEWOOD, 
Box 3028; P. O., New-i'ork. 
-Also Del.hwai'e. 
¥»NA W001!>. 
For Sale by ^ 
A. BUSHNELL, 
Peekskill, N. Y. 
AGENTS WANTED 
FOR THE 
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Italian Queen ISees. 
Bred directly from Queens we Imported last Fall 
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