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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, 
[September, 
DUTCH BULBOUS BOOTS 
AND 
SMALL FRUITS. 
Our Autumn Catalogue of the above, beautifully 
Illustrated with luauy engravings and a splendidly colored 
lithograph, will be ready for distribution Sept. 1st. A copy 
will be mailed to all applicanttinclosing Ten Cents ; regular 
customers supplied gratis. Address 
B. K. BLISS & SONS, 
SEED, PLANT, <&. BULB WAREHOUSE, 
31 Barclay St., New York. 
P. O. Box No. 5713. 
Our New Autumn Catalogue of BULBS, 
PI,ANTS and SMALL FRUITS, beautifully illus¬ 
trated, is now ready, and will he mailed to all applicants. 
It contains a complete list and represents a large, well- 
grown and selected stock. Our Flower Seed List will he 
found replete with the best strains of Primula, Calceolaria, 
Pansy and other seeds for fall planting, including new stock 
of Smilax and Apple Geranium seed. 
HENRY A. DREER, Seedsman and Florist, 
714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS. 
Our New Descriptive Priced Catalogue of 
above is ready for mailing. 
J. 1*1. THORBUKN & CO., 
15 John Street, New York. 
LOUIS LEROY, Nurseryman, 
ANGERS (France). 
Fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs, 
noses. Camellias, Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Gardenias, 
Magnolias. 
Specialty for Nurserv Stocks, Pear Seedlings, Quinces, 
Plum Seedlings, Mahaleb Cherries, Paradise, Doucin, and 
other stocks. 
General Agent lor the sale of above stocks: 
J. DE SAINT ANGE, P. O. Box 307, Rochester. 
Financial Agents: 
PABST ESCH, 11 Murray St., New York. 
Catalogues sent on demand. 
00 I Rose-Buds in Winter, 
Then °:et the plants now, so ns to have 
\l ft 11 them in good shape for blooming at Chi ist- 
■ IIII mas * ^ Ve sentl ma il 
Eight Pot-grown Roses for 
One Hollar, 
our selection, all good winter-bloomers, 
or Five large plants for $1.00 by Express. 
Now is the time to purchase nil kinds of Winter-blooming 
f dants, as they travel without injury in open boxes. Cata- 
oguesfree. W. F. MASSEY & CO., 
Cliestertown, Rent Co., Maryland. 
TO FBJflECfliASERS 
OF 
VEGETABLE SEEDS 
FOR 
FALL SOWING! 
Our circular of instructions, with hist of best varieties 
lor above purpose, now ready,and mailed free on application. 
SEEDSMEN & GROWERS, 
35 Cortlandt Street, New York. 
SURPLUS STOCK. 
100,000 APPLE. Fine, first-class 3 yr. trees. 
100,000 PEACH. Fine first-class; 1 yr.from bud. 
10,000 do. VAN BUREN’S GOLDEN 
DWARF. 
10,000 PLUM ON PEACH. Fine,2 yr. trees. 
10,000 APRICOT. 1 and 2 year fine trees. 
100.000 A SPARAGUS. Colossal and Giant.2yr. plants. 
50,000 HYRR1D PERPETUAL and MOSS 
ROSES. “All on own Roots." 
50,000 BOURBON, CHINA, NOISETTE, TEA, 
and CLIMBING BOSES. 
10,000 IRISH JUNIPER. 3 '4 to 4 ft. Extra heavy. 
100,000 SIBERIAN and other fine ARROR-VIT.E. 
All sizes. 
100,000 HA BUY SHRUBBERY'. Several sizes. 
Suitable for Park and Cemetery Planting. 
We offer the above, together with a full line of Nursery 
Stock, in quantities to suit, at very low rates. Correspon¬ 
dence solicited. Catalogues free. 
THE DINCEE & CONARD CO., 
Wholesale Nurserymen, AVest Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
O ur Catalogue of Hardy Dutch Bulbs—Plants for Winter 
culture in the Window, Fernery, or Plant Case, e!c../ree 
on receipt of one Postage Stamp. With every copy we 
will send gratis ,printed directions lor success/ally preserving 
Autumn Leaves in their Rich Tints, 
by a simple, inexpensive method, which any one can practice. 
Address LONG IliiOS., Buffalo, JV. Y. 
SPECIAL 
OFFER for 
August and 
September 
W. F. MASSEY 
We offer seeds of Calceolaria, Cineraria, 
Apple Geranium, Primula, Cyclamen. 
Pansy, Hollyhock, Smilax, &e., in lots of 
$1.00 or more at a discount of pi from our 
Catalogue prices until Oct. 1st. These 
seeds are of our own growth, or imported 
from the choicest strains in England, 
France, and Germany. 
it CO., Chestertown, Kent Co., Md. 
FALL OF 1875. 
Large and Splendid Stock of Dwarf Pears, 2 and 3 years 
old, not injured by the late winter—Standard Pears, Plums, 
Cherries, etc. A large and complete assortment unsur¬ 
passed in the Country. Great inducements offered. By 
the late firm of 
NICHOLAS, NEWSON & TOOKER, 
Geneva, N. Y'. 
CUMBERLAND NURSERIES. 
Small fruits, Dutch bulbs, and winter-blooming house- 
flowers by mail; also a large and fine assortment of fruit 
and ornamental trees. Catalogues free. Address 
HENRY' S. RUPP, Shiremanstown, Cumb. Co., Pa. 
TREES! TREES!! 
The Largest anil most Complete Stock of 
Fruit anil Ornamental Trees in the U. S. 
Descriptive anil Illustrated Priced Catalogues 
sent as follows : No. 1— Fruits, 10c. No. 2— orna¬ 
mental frees, new ed. wim colored plain. 25c. No. 3— 
Greenhouse Plants, 10c. No. 4—Wholesale, Free. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries , ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
feuit and nTPPPQ f 
ORNAMENTAL IUJuJuO 1 
LARGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD PEAR TREES A SPECIALTY'. 
AGENTS WANTED. Address 
E. MOODY' & SONS, Lockport, N. Y. 
Niagaea Nukseries, Established 1839. 
TKEES. TREES. 
A large and fine Stock of APPLES, PEARS and 
CHERRIES at reasonable rates. Address 
RICHARDSON & KELSEY, 
Aug. 1st, 1875. Geneva, N„ Y. 
/ S tlOO Baldwin Apple Trees, 
JLvFW from 2 to 4 years old, of prime quality, 
300,000 Apple Seedlings, 1 to 2 years old. 
35,01)0 Concord Vines, 1 to 2 years old. 
30.000 La Versailles White Crape ami Cherry Currants. 
Also a fine lot of Silver-leaf and Carolina Poplars, 8 to 12 
feet high. Sugar and Silver-leaf Maples, 3 to 9 feet high, and a 
General Assortment of other Nursery Stock of finest quality. 
Address STEPHEN IIOYT & SONS, 
New Canaan, Ct. 
PEACH TREES. 
Largest and best stock ever offered, including all the popu¬ 
lar new peaches, such as Early Beatrice, Early Louise, Early 
F.ivers, Amsden June, Brigg’s Early May, Thurber, Early 
Alexander, Tucliahoe.Nanticoke, Bilgen’sLate October, be¬ 
sides all the old popular sorts. An immense stock of all 
kinds of trees and plants usually found in a first-class nursery. 
Catalogues, with descriptions, testimonials, and rotation in 
ripening, with much valuable information, gratis. Prices 
Reduced. RANDOLPH PETERS, 
Great Northern and Southern Murscrics. 
WILMINGTON, Delaware. 
22 MILLION TREE SEEDLINGS. 
Evergreens, Larch, Shrub and Apple. One of largest, best, 
and cheapest stocks of nursery grown seedlings in the 
United States. Send for Wholesale Price List. 
H. M. THOMPSON, St. Francis, Milwaukee Co., Wis. 
ALEXANDER PEACH. 
EARLIEST AND BEST OF ALL. 
A fine Chromo with history and description sent for 2 
three-cent stamps. 
Buds by mail, 50 cts. per doz.; $2 per hundred: $15 per M. 
Address J. CAPPS & SON, Mt. Pulaski, ills. 
ROSES FOR FLORISTS. 
The largest stock in America , and lowest prices. Strong 
1 year plants from open ground. 
Hyhrid Perpetual*, Musses, 
Climbers, Teas, BmtrP>ons, 
Chinas, IVoisettes, Etc. 
All on own roots. Price-lists free. Address 
THE DIY GEE ft CONARD CO., 
Hose Growers, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
WINTER - BLOOMING AIVI) ORNA¬ 
MENTAL PARLOR PLANTS. 
Oitr Amateur’s Collections of these plants are specially 
selected for house-culture, and contain only the best New 
and choicest Old varieties. Each Collection embraces 
Roses, Begonias, Dracenas, Carnations, Cala- 
dinnis, Fuchsias, Ferns, etc. No. i contains 10 choice 
plants, as above, price $2.00. No. 2contains 22 choice plants 
as above, price $4.00. No. 3 contains 30 choice plants as 
above, price $5.0). Sent by mail or express on receipt of 
price. Parlies ordering by Express, will receive larger 
plants to compensate for Exprcssage. Address 
THE GKEENBRQOK AND PATERSON CITY* NURSE- 
IUES. Box S3?, Paterson, N. J. 
HEIKES NURSERIES. 
We offer the largestStock of Peaches, Plums, Cherries, and 
Apples in the United States. Our stock of other articles is 
full and complete. We solicit correspondence. 
THE HEIKES NURSERY CO.. 
Dayton, Ohio. 
"B i a Postal Card, with your name and 
AV) ft address, and get Catalogue of 
PCiAU i BRYANT’S NURSERIES. 
Complete assortment of Fruit, FOREST and Orna¬ 
mental Trees, SMALL FRUITS, Osage, &c. 
SE.YD NOW. Address 
A. BRYANT, Jr., Princeton. III. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
for Sale by K. P. ROE. Send for Circular. Address 
at Cornwall on the Hudson, Orange Co., JV. Y. 
B randywine Raspberry, Wilson Early Blackberry, 
C C. Asparagus. Concord Crape Vines, Fruit Trees, 
&c. Catalogue free—SAMUEL C. DE COU, Moorestown, 
Burlington Co., N. J, 
SEPTEMBER IS HERE. 
PLANT 5 We offer a11 thc new and old 
~, , . I sorts, and guarantee them pure. 
OtrJEWuGrilOS I |> r i ce3 lOw for the quality of 
NOW. I stock. Catalogues free. 
W. F. MASSEY & CO., Chestertown, Kent Co., Md. 
STRAWBERRY 1*1. AUTS. — Cham- 
pion. Bovden No. . 0, Matilda, &e. Raspberries—High¬ 
landHardy, Mammoth Cluster, &c. Currants, Vines, Fruit 
Trees, &c. Crape Boxes—all sizes. _ 
II. H. HAINES, Maldon-on-tho-Hudson, N. 
OTAR OF THF. WEST, the best 
UV Strawberry. Trees and Plants. Send for Catalogues. 
WM. PARKY, Cinnaminson. N. J. 
P EAR-TREES FOR THE MILLION.— Largest 
stock in the West; extra quality: packed to go safely 
any distance. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices low by hun¬ 
dred or thousand. A full assortment of other trees, shrubs, 
plants, etc. Send list of wants for prices. 
R. G. HANFORD, Columbus Nursery, Columbus, Ohio. 
K AAA PEACH TREES, including Amsden, Early 
Beatrice, Alexander, and all the best market 
varieties. Also a large Stock of Concord Grape Vines, Small 
Fruit Plants, and General Nursery Products. Warranted 
first-class at Low rates. Address 
CHAS. BLACK, Village Nurseries, Hightstown, N. J. 
&MSDE.VS .IIJAE PEo.CH —Earliest 
-tm. and Best very Early Peach in the world. For Buds, 
Trees and History, address 
JOHN WAMPLER, Carthage, Missouri. 
Apple, Pear,. 1*1 um. Mazzard and Mahaleb 
xR. Cherry Seedlings for sale. Also Quince Stocks, 2 year 
layers (strong). Apple and Cherry Trees, leading sorts, 3 yrs. 
from hud. Send for price list. E. P. CLARK, Dansvillc, N.T. 
P each Buds anil Trees.— Early Alexander, Amsden’s 
June. Beatrice and 21 oilier new, choice Peaches.—Also, 
the new Strawberries, Raspberries, &c. Priced catalogues, 
gratis. B. M. WATSON, Plymouth, Mass. 
FALL OF 1875. 
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN 
STANDARD PEARS. 
In consequence of the dissolution ol the late firm of 
“Nicholas. Newson & Tooker,” we are prepared to offer 
extra inducements in Standard Pears. 500,000 2 and 3 years 
old The finest stock in the Country. Ad new and leading 
varieties. Personal inspection and correspondence solicited 
by the. late firm of 
NICHOLAS. NEWSON & TOOKER, 
Geneva, IV. Y. 
CAMELLIAS, AZALEAS, 
PALMS* 8l c., Slc. 
ALEXIS DALLTERE, Nurseryman, Ghent, 
Belgium, begs to announce, that his General C’atn- 
logue for 1875 is now ready, and will be mailed free on 
application to his Agents in England. 
Messrs. Un. SI LB ERR AD & SON, 
!t Harp Lane, Gt, Tower Street, London, 
oftliv YV«-st Strawberry 
™ Plants now rendv to transplant. 
TnriM S POT.I TVS Moorestown. N. J. 
E£I T iIV. 
ho most Magnificent Strawberry over produced, 
ombinos Size. I’.eautv. Soliditv.Prodm-tivenes*. and (ox- 
site) Flavor in creator porfootion than any other berry 
r given to the public. -1 plants for $1: 19 plants, $-.50. 
>cl lor ope year f 1YM, SQMFUS, firidgepoftf Cgnp, 
C Cumberland Triumph and Springdale new varieties Straw- 
) berries possessing more merits than any variety now be- 
fore the public. Send for circular. A. MILLER, Box 318, 
Carlisle, Pa. ___ 
feJiliisition Wanted —by a gardener, wlio 
™ understands his profession thoroughly. Landscape, 
Flower and Vegetable Gardening. Horticulture In all its 
branches. Is well Recommended, Address OAIiPENBR, 
11? Pine St,, Poughkeepsie, N, Y. 
