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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST 
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Our •aim is to Please and Satisfy our Patrons, 
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES! 
GRAPE VINES! 
FOR THE FATE OF 1§66. 
We offer to all purchasers of Nursery Stock for the com¬ 
ing season a large select and varied assortment of 
Stan-dard and Owarf Fruit Trees, 
• Including 
Apples !! Pears !! Clierrles !! Plums !! 
PeacliesI! Apricots!! &c., &c., 
Ali of fine thrifty growth, and of the most approved varieties. 
ORNAMENTALS TREES ! 
Deciduous and Evergreen in large supply. 
GRAPE VINES—An extensive stock, largely of the 
leading sorts, strong, well-established plants of 
Delaware ! Concord! Diana ! Hartford Pro¬ 
lific ! Iona ! Israclla ! Adirondac ! 
&c., &c., 
by the single vine, hundred or thousand, on the most favor¬ 
able terms. 
N.B.—Our vines have all been grown with special care, 
and we are confldent must give the best satisfaction. 
SMAliI, FRUITS in all variety. 
Cuia-ants J Gooselicrracs ! Raspberries ! 
Blackberries ! Strawberries t Grcen- 
liouse and Bedding Plants ! 
Bnlbs and Border Plants ! 
IS ® § IE § ! 
A large and complete assortment of the best new and old 
varieties. 
Nurserymen, Dealers and Planters wanting special or 
assorted stock in large or small quantities, are invited to 
give us a call. 
Wliolesale or Descriptive Catalogues sent on receipt of 
stamp for postage. 
T. C. MAXWELIi & BROS., 
Geneva, Ontario Co., N. Y. 
G-RAPE VINES. 
Iona and Israella, also Delaware, Allen’s 
Hybrid, Adirondac, with all other valuable kinds. 
In growing the above Vines, quality instead of quantity 
lias been the object. By giving them such attention as they 
needed at all times, a superior class of Vines have been 
produced. 
The Vines have not been forced by stimulants or any other 
means. The different varieties are offered as low as any 
other establishment will furnisli Vines of equal quality by 
tlie Thousand, Hundred, Dozen or single. All Vines are 
warranted true to name. 
For Price List, Address HOLTON & ZUNDELL, 
Haverstraw, Rockland Co., N. Y. 
[Sing Sing Grape Tines. 
I offer to the Trade for the coming Fall the best lot of 
Grapevines I have ever raised, all the new and leading 
varieties. 
As I sell only Vines grown by myself, the demand for the 
last three years has been greater than 1 could supply, my 
stock this year is larger, but I advise my friends to send 
their orders early. 
Prices the same as last year, and all vines warranted true 
to name. Send for Price List. 
J. F. DELIOT, Vine Geowek, 
Sing Sing, N. T. 
We offer, the coming Fall and Spring, (by the Thousand 
or retail,) all the new varieties, also Concord and Delaware, 
two years old, Hartford Prolific, Isabella and otliers, one 
year, strong. Orders supplied in rotation. 
Catalogues will be out by the middle of August, and will 
he sent to all applicants. 
FERRIS & CAYWOOD, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
Grape Vines, 1,000,000 Grape Vines ! 
Also, 1,000,000 Grape Vine Cuttings of Concord, Hartford, 
Delaware, Norton’s Virginia, Iona, Diana, and all other new 
sorts, of very superior quality. Cheaper than ever, for 
sale. Enquire of Dr. H. SCHROEDER, 
Bloomington, Illinois. 
Grrape "V^ixies. 
IONA and ISRA'ELLA. RYDER & CO'S, Price List is 
how ready, and will be sent free to all applicants. Address 
■at Sing Sing, N. Y. 
GRAPE TIMES FAEE 1S66. 
Delaware, Iona, Israella, and other leading varieties of 
Vines of good quality, for sale in quantities at low rates. 
Send for Circular. 
J. W. HELMER, Lockport, N. Y. 
ROM’T FORGET. 
Send right "along for it. For what ? Why! my new 
•Manual of Grape Culture.” Sent free. See large adver. 
tlsement. J. H. FOSTER, jR-, West Newton, Pa. 
KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NURSERIES. 
VIINES. 
As the demand for our Vines in the Spring, always exceeds 
the supply Parties wishing to purchase, would do well to 
order this Fall. Our Stock is unusually large and superior, 
and includes all the best kinds, among wliich, are the 
Ives, Rentz, Martba anti Black Hawk. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
Jucuncla—.Our No. 700, Fillmore, Agricul- 
tui’ist. Golden Seeded, and all other desirable kinds. 
Also, a full assortment of Raspberries, Blackber¬ 
ries, Gooseberries, &c. 
We call special attention to our collection of Currants, 
which we believe is the largest and best in the country. 
Send 10 cents for our DESCRIPTIVE AND ILLUSTRA¬ 
TED CATALOGUE, which contains much valuable infor¬ 
mation on Small Fruit Culture. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 135, Pittsburgh, Penn. 
The Berlin Heights Manufacturing Company, offer for sale 
a large quantity of Grape Box Stock, neatly fitted and ready 
to nail together. The stock will be packed and sliipped at 
either Berlin or Townsend Station (C. & F. R. R.), at the 
following rates: 
25 ib Boxes at 16 cents per Box. 
12 ft “ 10 
5 ft “ 6 “ “ 
The five pound boxes are just the tiling for marketing 
Fancy Grapes—seihng' more readily and bringing higher 
prices. This size require to be put in Crates liolding a dozen 
Doxes eacli. The stock for Crates ready fitted is lurnisned 
with the box stock free of charge. Address 
BERLIN HEIGHTS MF’G CO., 
Berlin Heights, Erie Co., Ohio. 
Pomona’s Home Nnrseries. 
PRICE LIST OF 
Agrioulttjrist, Fillmore, French, Brooklyn Scar¬ 
let, Smith’s Buffalo, Col. Ellsworth, Green Prolific, 
Georgia Mammoth, Monitor, 6, 40c.; 12, COc.; 23, 90c. • 50, 
$1.50; IflO, $2.30; 230, $5.00. 
Boston Pine, Crimson Favorite, Jenny Lind, Lennig’s 
White, Russell, 6, 25C-■ 12,40c.; 2a, 60c.; 50, $1; 100, $1.50; 
250, $3.00. 
Burr's New Pine, Downer’s Prolific, Wilson, 6, 20c.; 
12, 30c.; 25, 45c.: 50, 70c. j 100, $1.10; 250, $2.20. 
LaCONSTAnte, 6,45c.; 12, 70c.; 25, $1.10; 50, $2 • 100, $3.00. 
Triomphe de Gand and Victoria, 6, 23c. ; 12, 40c.; 2.5, 
55c.; 50, 75c.; 100, $1.30 ; 250, $2.75. Triomplie de Gaud, 500, 
$4.50; 1000, $8.00. 
JucuNDA, “ Knox’s TOO.”— Large Stock of fine plants, 
6, 60c.; 12, $1: 25, $1.75- 50, $3.00; 100 $a.0a 
Three each of above 21 varieties, $4; Ocacli, $6.50; 12 each, 
$10; 25 each, $15; 50 each, $2-1; 100 each, $40. All orders 
must he for $1, or more. 
GRAPES. 
!33 Varieties. One eaeh, S13. 
Adirondac, Allen, Concord, (single eye; 2 yr., transplant¬ 
ed and thousands of layers,) Creveling, 1 and 2 yr., Cuyalio- 
f a, Canhy’s August, Delaware, (1 and 2 yr., and layers, e.x- 
ra, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, large stock.) Diana, 1 and 2 yr., Elsing- 
burg, 1 and 2 yr., Herbemont, Iona, 1 and 2 yr., Israella, lay¬ 
ers, Maxatawney, Montgomery, Northern Muscadine, layers, 
Norton’s Virginia, Hartford, (layers, and I and 2 yr., single 
eye,) Rebecca, 2 yr., Rogers’ Hybrids, Nos. 4, 15, and 19, Tay¬ 
lor, (layers and single eye,) Union Village, 1 and 2 year. 
RASPBERRIES. 
Philadelphia.- Best Hardy Raspheiry known. 1,45c.; 
2, ISC. ; 3, $1; 6, $1.75; 12. $3 ; 25, $6. 
Belie de Fontenay, Black Cap, Fastolff, Hudson River, 
Antwerp, 3,30c.; 6, 50c.; 12,75c.; 25, $1.50; 50, $2.75.’ 
Brinkle’s Orange, Wilder, Franconia, French, 3, 40c.; 6, 
60c.; 12, $1; 25, $2; 50, $3.50. 
Catawissa, Hornet, 3, 60c.; 6, $1. 
Eleven varieties, 3 each, $il4 ; 6, $7K; 12, $13; 25, $26 ■ 50, $45. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
Wilson’s E arlt.— The best Early Blackberry, $1.50 each; 
3 for $4.25; 6, $8 ; or $15 per dozen. 
Rochelle, Dorchester, and Thornless, 3 for 35c. ■ 6, 50c.; 
12,70c.; 25, $1.40; 50, $2.75. 
manual of Grape Culture, Illustrated. 
Also gives directions for planting and training all small 
fruits. Sent free to every person. We don’t sell our Cat¬ 
alogue. it’s plants we want to sell. Order early, as the en¬ 
quiry for plants is brisk. Early ordei-s have the advantage. 
Plant Strawberries from Sept. 20, to Oct. 20, and have half a 
crop next Spring. Address 
J. H. FOSTER, Jr., 
Box 660, West Newton, 
Westmoreland Co., Pa. 
B I^OOMINGTOM MFRSEiaif.—srs 
acres, 8 Green-houses, Large stock. General assortment 
of Fruit, Ornamental and Nursery Stock. Excellent Ship¬ 
ping facilities for both Northern and Southern, Eastern and 
Western Trade. Osage Orange and Hardy Bulbs for fall. 
Twenty-five acres of Grapes.—Of Roses, Six acres. Send 2 
red. stamps for Catalogues. F. K. PHCENIX. 
Bloomington, McLean Co., 111. 
CteorgetowR Mairsery. 
GEORGE PERRY. GRANVILLE S. PERRV."" 
Originators and possessors of Perry’s Seedling 
Strawberry. Also Dealers In Grape Vines and Grape 
Cuttings. Cheap. For Circular enclose stamp to 
GEORGE PERRY & SON, 
Georgetown, Conn, 
\M BUREN’S GOLDEN DWARF PEA€I!, 
One of the great curiosities of the age. A Peach Tree with 
a dwarf habit, very hardy, not being subject the many dis¬ 
eases to which the ordinary peach is, and hearing a very 
large yellow peach. The Tree itself is very ornamental, and 
should he in every fancy yard. Send for a Circular with 
colored plate, giving full description. 
MIIiUER & CO., Setzlei’s Stoic P. O., 
Chester County, Penn. 
F or sale 130,000 peach trees, of 
which 40,000 are Hale’s Early. Also a complete stock of 
other Nursery Trees. Agriculturist and other Strawberries, 
Blackberries, Raspberrira, &c. For Circular, Address 
IS-\AC PULLEN, Hightstown, N. J. 
2,5,000 very superior Peach Trees of heat varieties, In¬ 
cluding Hale’s Early. Also 5,000 Liiimeus Rliiiharh Plants. 
Addrek TOBIAS MARTIN & CO., Rising Sun Nurseries, 
Mercershurg, Pa. 
APPLE TREES, Two to four 
years from the bud. For thrift and 
beauty we believe them unsurpassed. 
'7.5,000 Peach Trees, one year from the hud. 
20,000 Concord and Hartford Prolific Grape Vines. 
And a general assortment of other Nursery Stock. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT & SONS, 
New Canaan, Conn. 
SO,<^®© APFIiE 
Wc offer for sale the coming Fall 80,000 Standard Apple 
Trees—3 years old—will average over 7 feet high- all thritty, 
fine growing Trees, and all of Standard varieties, for the 
Western market. At low figures by the 1000. For prices, 
Address BRONSON & DODGE, Warsaw, Ind. 
MEW STfl£AWBEKmES. 
Ripnwam, very large. 
£lla, very early. 2. 
Emily, (Huntsman’s). 2. 
Oolcicii Q,ueeii,. 
Agricultui’ist,. 
New Jersey Scarlet,. 1. 
Ida,. 
Iiciinig’s White,. 1. 
And aU other good varieties at low rates, 
lars of the above new varieties, sec my advertisement In 
July Agriculturist. Address 
WM. S. CARPENTER, 136 Reade-st., N. Y. 
Doz. 
100. 
1,000. 
...$2. 
$10. 
$00. 
10. 
90. 
10. 
00. 
... 1. 
5. 
10. 
1.50 
10. 
... 1. 
2. 
13. 
3. 
20. 
3. 
20. 
For particu 
of choice varieties for early and late family use. 
Agriculturist at $1.20 per hundred. Brooklyn Scarlet, 
Cutter, French, Lady Finger, Garibaldi, Russell’s, aad 
Lennig’s Wliite, at 70 cents per hundred. 
Sent by mail and postage paid, for 30 cents per hundred 
extra. Four varieties may he included in an order of 100 
plants at the same rate. SAMUEL HICKS, 
North Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. 
Srtperior Sti*awlberry^. 
Late Introduction from Scotland, for particulars. Address 
RYDER & CO.,..Sing Sing, N. Y. 
C hoice varieties of strawberry Plants for 
sale. Ripawam, Jucunda,Agriculturist, and other lead¬ 
ing and Standard varieties. Price List on application. 
SAM’L C. DkCOU, Recklesstown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS— Either Wilsons’ Al¬ 
bany or Triomplie de Gand. safely packed and delivered in 
New York City at $4_per thousand. Address 
P. PHILLIPS, Matawan, Monmouth Co., N. J. 
T he prize strawberry ripawam, raised 
by Jas. W. Faulkner, Stamford, Conn. Plants now ready 
for sale. Price $2 per dozen. Address 
JAS. W. FAULKNER, Stamford, Conn. 
STRAWBERRIES FOR THE MILLION.— Best 
^varieties in the market. Agriculturist, Wilson’s Albany 
Seedling, Russell’s Prolific, Fpench’s Seedling. All at the 
lowest rates. Warranted true. "For sale by 
WM. DAY, Morristown, N, J, 
Strawtoerry Plants foi’ §ale. 
Agriculturist, Ida, Lennig’s Wliite, Russeirs, &c. Gircti* 
lars free, P. SUTTON, Pittston, Luzerne Co,, Ptv, 
