1870 .] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
115 
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
lUoi- ©pi-lug - 1 ©^o. 
STANDARD FRUIT Trees, for Orchards. 
DWARF TREES, for Gardens. 
GRAPE-VINES—Old and now varieties. 
STRAWBERRIES, and other small fruits; best new and 
old sorts. 
DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL Trees. 
EVERGREEN TREES. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS and Plants. 
ROSES, PvEONIES, DAHLIAS, etc., superb collections. 
GREEN-HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS. 
All orders, large or small, will receive prompt and careful 
attention. Packing for distant points performed in the 
most skillful and thorough manner. 
Small parcels sent by mail when so desired. 
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues, sent pre¬ 
paid on receipt of stamps, as follows: 
No. 1.—Fruits, 10c. No. 2.—Ornamental Trees, 10c. No. 
3.—Green-house, 5c. No. 4.—Wholesale, free. 
Address— 
ELLWANGSR & BARKY, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
HEIKJGS NURSERIES. 
A full assortment for spring of 1ST0. Specialties—Golden 
Dwf. Peaches, Plums, Currants, Gooseberries, Plum Seed¬ 
lings, Osage Orange, Cuttings of White Dutch Currants, and 
Angers Quince, Wild Goose Plum root-gral ts, Young Plants 
for Nurserymen, &c., &c. Address (with stamp) 
W. F. HEINES, Dayton, O. 
POMONA NUSSSEKIT. 
WILLIAM PARRY, Ciniiaminson, N. «L 
50 acres in Raspberries. 
50 acres in Blackberries. 
A limited stock of Kentucky Strawberries. 
Send early for Catalogues. 
Wolf Greek Nursery. 
on nnn 3 Year E. May and other Cherries. 
cJUjUUU 30,000 Peacb. 2.^00 Golden Dwarf Peach. 40,000 
1 year Apple. 2,000 Dwarf Apple, (Large for immediate 
bearing). 100,000 Horse Plumb Seedlings. Martha and oth¬ 
er grapes. E. Rose Potatoes. Surprise Oats, and general 
variety Trce3, Vines and Plants. On receipt of price I will 
send by mail prepaid and warranted to arrive In good order, 
for $1, one Martha Grape and one pound each E. P.ose Pota¬ 
toes and Surprise Oats; for 75 cts., either 4 lbs. E. Rose or 
Surprise Oats; for f 1.50, one Martha and one Golden Dwarf 
Peach : for $5, prepaid mail or Express (our option), 1 ;00J 
Osage Hedge. 
Bv Express or freight (our option) to any point within 
1,200 miles reached by rail or steamer: 
100 No. 1 Peach, 4 to 5 ft., best varieties, for $13. 
100 nice Peacb, bight 3 ft., for $10. 
100 extra 3 year E. May Cherry, $30. 
50 Peach arid 50 Cherry, in one lot, at above rates. 
General Price List fuee. 
Address JOHN WAMPLER, 
Trotwood, Montgomery Co., O. 
SPRINGFIELD NURSERIES. 
J. W. ADAMS, Springfield, Mass., offers extra Stand- 
aril and Dwarf Pear, Plum, Cherry, and Peach Trees, Apple 
Trees, large size. Lady of Lake, and other new Small Fruits. 
30,000 Arbor Vitas, 40,000 Norway Spruce, very fine. 10,0)0 
Honey Locust, 2 yrs., extra. 20,000 Horse-radish, well trim¬ 
med to plant. 
jfkSAGE ORANGE PLANTS AND T&EE SEEDS. 
'D F Meehan's Nuusf.kies, 
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 
GRAPE-VINES: 
Norton’s Va., Concord, Ives, Eumelan, etc. 
GRAPE WOOD : 
Martha, Concord, Delaware, Salem, Iona, etc. 
Strawborries, Raspberries, and Blackberries. All A No. 1 
stock, at bottom rates. Price lists free. Address 
M. H. LEWIS, Drawer 150, Sandusky, Ohio. 
<P©r^C©fltfl> and EVES GRAPE-VINES.— 
ID Good and Cheap. 
Apply to J. W. CONE. 
Vineland, N. J. 
590 9 0f)0 Grape-vines, 2,0®0,000 Cuttings! 
Of all the leading varieties; the best and cheapest in 
America. Also. Small Fruit Plants. For large orders will 
take in exchange No. 1 Western Lands at Cash value. 
Address DR, SCHRODER, Bloomington, Illinois. 
£1 years collecting Fruits: 2,5."0 bearing Trees. Cions by 
mail, prepaid, and warranted true , including Best New 
V a k nr lues recently introduced by Warder. Downing, and 
others. For list, &c , send stamp to R. J. BLACK, 
Bremen. Fairfield Co., Ohio. 
Send to head quarters for strong, genuine plants. 
LYMAN BASSETT, North Haven, Conn. 
Versailles Cintrants. 
Extra ’plants. $10 per 100; :$70 r per 1,000. Send 50 cents for 
sample. EDWARD BURGESS, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
*5©,©©© Peach Trees. 
4 to 6 ft. high, 1 year from hud, well ripened. Leading 
varieties, true to name. Also a general assortment of Nur¬ 
sery stock. Concord Vines and Osage Hedge in quantity. 
Potatoes for seed of the newer varieties. Early Rose by the 
hundred bushels. Send for price list. 
II. M. ENGLE, Marietta, Pa. 
Six very Choice Plants, by Mail, post¬ 
paid, for $2, vis.: 
Geranium, Gloiro do Nanccy.— The finest 
double llowering Geranium in cultivation; very free, 
with very large trusses of rosy scarlet dowers, elegant 
for the vase. 
Monthly Tree Carnation, President 
Dcgraw.- 1 The best double white Carnation; very 
fragrant, and unsurpassed for winter bloom. 
Geranium, King of Searlets.— The best scar¬ 
let Geranium in cultivation ; truss eight inches in diam¬ 
eter, stands the hot sun to perfection. 
Bianthus djuetierii. — A beautiful perpetual 
hybrid Pink, witli large scarlet-crimson double dowers, 
produced profusely from Slay to October, also dowers 
well in winter. Extra dne. 
Bouquet Dahlia, Little Herman. — With 
small, close, compact llowers, of a beautiful cerise pink, 
tipped with white, and sporting into three or four varie¬ 
ties upon the same plant; dowers early and very profuse. 
The best Bouquet Dahlia ever sent out. 
Fuchsia Vainqua do Pcubla. — The best 
double white Fuchsia ; sepals bright red, well reflexod ; 
corolla very full double, white, feathered with rose. 
The plants are put in cigar boxes, with nearly the 
entire had of earth, and were sent with perfect success 
the past season to Denver City, Colorado. 
Descriptive Catalogue of Bedding Plants forwarded on 
application, by enclosing one blue stamp. 
Address ’ DEXTER SNOW, Florist. 
Chicopee, Mass. 
~gen7 grant, 
The best in the Field! 
Gen. Grant Tomato seeds, 13cts. per paper. Flower seeds, 
25 cts. for (1 kinds. Gladiolus Bulbs. 25 cts. each, $2 per doz. 
Iris Bulbs, 50 cts. per dozen. Chrysanthemums, Diceutra 
spectabilis, 25 cts. each. 8 Perennial and Biennial plants, 
$1.00; 23 els. articles, 5 for $1.00 Also, Fottler’s and Stone 
Mason Cabbage, Yellow Danvers Onion, Blood Turnip Beet, 
Long Orange, Short Nates, and white Belgian Carrot, and 
Radish Seeds. Price per lb., oz., or package, on application. 
By mail, free. Terms cash. S. II. MARTIN, 
Marblehead, Mass. 
¥ AM apple root grafts, ’ 
0. $8 per 1,000; $70 per 10,000. 
30.000 1-year grafted Apple, trees, 10 lo 24 inches high, $20 per 
1,000. Grape-vines, Concord, 1-year, ?t per doz.; $4 per 100; 
$30 per 1,000: 2-year, $6 per 103. Ives’ Seedling. 1-ycar, $1 pet- 
100. Hartford Prolific, l-ycar, $G per 100; $1.50 per dozen. 
Roses, Dundee, Rambler and Fclieit, 1-year, $1 per doz.; $3 
per 100; 820 per 1,000 : 2-year, $5 per 100. Vines and Roses, 
1-year-old, 100, sent by mail, 30 cents extra. 
HARVEY CURTIS. Owego, Tioga Co., N. Y. 
For Sale at Low Rates. 
50,000 Peach Trees. 1 year from bud. 
12,«) Van Buren Dwarf Peach. 
30,000 Clarice Raspberry Plants. 
10,000 La Versailles Currants, 1 year. 
15,000 Kittatinnv Blackberry. 
5,000 Missouri Mammoth Blackberry. 
40,000 Concord Vines, 1 and 2 years old. 
50,000 American Arbor Vitas, from 18 inches to four feet 
high. Address STEPHEN HOYT & SONS, 
New Canaan, Conn. 
Small Fruits and Plants a Specialty. 
All the desirable and profitable varieties—after 18 years 
experience in small fruits. The fruits yield the profit, and 
the plants sold at about the cost of raising them. 
Send for descriptive price, list. 
SILAS ffi 
WALTON, Moorestown, N.J. 
FRUIT GROWING FOR PROFIT. 
Everybody can have the benefit of thirty years experience, 
in my new Descriptive Catalogue of 55 pages, for 10 cts. 
It tells what and how to plant. 
WM. PARKY, Cinnamiuson, N. J. 
"the 
A SPLENDID NEW WINTER PEAR, 
THE BEST OF ITS SEASON, 
Is now otfered to the public, for the first time, and is vouched 
for by all the prominent Horticulturists of the country. 
A FINE COLORED PORTRAIT, 
Will be furnished gratis, together with a Circular, giving 
particulars and a full list of testimonials. 
P. S.—“The Semi-annual Circular” of these Nurseries, 
giving prices of every description of hardy Trees and Plants, 
for the spring of 1370, is now published, and will be mailed 
free to all. Address 
WM. S. LITTLE, 
Commercial Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
jNT- 
per 10,000. Balsam Fir and White Spruce, S3 per‘l,00 
10,000. Red Pine, $10 per 1,000. Also, Larch. White Birch, 
.and Maple, $3 per 1,000. $20 per 10.031. Packing free. 
_JOHN UECKE. Green Bay. Wis. 
ATIVE EVERGREENS. 5 to 12 inches hiirh. 
Arbor Vitae, Hemlock, and White Pine, $3 per 1,000. $25 
i f\c\c\ T3<,ir-n,v. .. itM.; a.« fa.. — — a— . 000 $10per 
A large amount of FIRST-CLASS NURSERY 
J*- STOCK, raised specially to sell rlircct.lv to the planter, 
and embracing: a great variety in either the fruit or orna- 
mcnfal departments, is offered at fair prices. Any surplus 
of either first or second class will be sold very low to Agents, 
Dealers, or others. Address early 
J. MANNIN G. Prop’r. Mahoning Nurseries. You ngstown, O. 
Native Evergreens. 
6 to 12 inches high, at $5 per 1,000. Balsam Fir, American 
Snrnce. Arbor Vitsu White Pine, and Hemlock, also Larch, 
10,000 for $10. Packing free. Sehd for Circular. 
_ .TAMES A. ROOT. Skaneatcles, N. Y. 
OSffi«3. Rv the 100 or 1,000. 
Wieap for Cash. Pond for List. 
JOSEPH KIFT, West Chester, Pa. 
R 
PURDY’S 
SMALL FRUIT INSTRUCTOR. 
New Edition, over CO pages. Price only 25 cts., post-paid. 
It ij the most practical work on small fruits yet printed. It 
should be in the hands of every Amateur and fruit grower 
in the country. It gives complete direction for planting a 
market plantation, with fruit and vegetables, so that every 
foot of land can bo mado to count. It also lias plans for lay¬ 
ing out a Kitchen, Truck and Fruit Garden, and also a fanev 
yard and gardens where ifiowers, &c., are desired. It con¬ 
tains illustrations of plants, different methods of planting, 
drying house, hot-beds, garden plans,besides having full and 
valuable instructions for growing the fig tree successfully 
at the North—Sweet Potatoes,Cranberries, &c., &c. Its low 
price should place it in the hands of every person who takes 
this paper. Those who desire, to aet as our agent for its sale 
in their neighborhood, should address us for terms. Price 
list of plants, wholesale and retail, sent gratis to all appli¬ 
cants. If you want any kind of small fruits by the quantitv 
low, send ns a list and we will return it with prices that will 
prove satisfactory. Address 
A. M. PURDY', Palmyra, N. Y., 
Or, PURDY & HANCE, South Bend, Ind. 
Bloomington (Ills.) Nursery, 
19th Year ! 500 Acres ! 10 Green-houses! 
Send 10c. for Catalogues. F. K. PHOENIX. 
FRUIT-GROWERS! 
Pruning made Easy by Doty’s combined Pruner and 
Fruit Picker. If your implement dealer has n’t it, send $4 
(or for Blackberry Primer, $3.50) to WM. M. DOTY, 32 Cort- 
iaiiclt St., New York, and he will prepay Express. 
FAINSVILLE NURSERIES. 
15th year; 9 Greeu-liouses. A large assortment of splendid 
2, S, and 4-year-old Apple trees, with Pear, Plum, Peach, 
Cherry, &c. Grape-vines and small fruits, in large quanti¬ 
ties. An immense stock of Evergreens, unexcelled in qual¬ 
ity. 50,003 Roses; 20,000 Verbenas; 10,000 Dahlias; 10,000 
Tuberoses. All other grccn-hou6e and bedding plants in 
proportion, for spring trade. 200,000 American 
CHESTNUT 
trees, 4 inches to 2 feet high. This is one of the very best 
mtt and timber trees that can be planted. Dealers and Nur¬ 
serymen supplied with trade list free. Catalogue No. 1, 
(Fruit and llardy Ornamentals), 10 cts. No. 2. Green-house 
aud Bedding Plants, 10 cents. Chestnut Circular free to all. 
Address STORKS, HARRISON & CO., 
Painsville. Ohio. 
NEW AIV© 1SAESE PLANTS 
For Spring of 1870. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
Catalogues of new and beautiful plants, will be ready about 
Feb. 1st, containing a beautiful colored plate of the fine new 
Double Geranium %t Andrew Henderson ,” mailed free to all 
my customers. To others, price 10 cts.; or a plain copy to 
all free. JOHN SAUL, Washington City, D. C. ^ 
SEEDLINGS. SEEDLINGS. 
The largest and most complete assortment of young Ev¬ 
ergreen and Deciduous Trees ever before offered. 
Mahulcb Cherry, 1 year. Spanish Chestnut, 
(grown from extra selected seed) 1 year. Roses, a beauti¬ 
ful collection, in all the classes, on their own roots. Honey 
Locust for hedging, very low in quantity. 
TO DEALERS. 
A full line of general Nursery Stock, In every Depart¬ 
ment. Myatt’s Linnaeus Rhubarb, a heavy stock 
cheap. Conover’s Colossal, and Giant Aspar¬ 
agus, by the quantity. 
Send for our new spring Trade List, just issued. 
HOOPES, BRQ. & THOMAS, 
Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester, Pa. 
P EACH TREES.—A bargain. 20,000, thrifty, 
stocky, and healthy. Strawberries, Grapes. &c., good 
and cheap. S. T. DUFFELL, Yardville, N. J. 
T&fURSEEY STOCK OF ALL KINDS, and all 
-Ixi sizes, at wholesale, very low until June 1st. Price-list 
mailed free. A. P. CHAPMAN. 
50 Vcsey St., New York. 
New American Mill berry. 
Fruit large and fine flavored. Tree beautiful in form and 
foliage, rapid grower, fruits the second year after planting. 
One-year Trees, by mail, $1.00 eaeli; $9.00 per doz. 
“ “ “ Express, 2 feet, $1 each, $8 per doz. 
Two-year Trees, 6 feet, $2.C0 each. 
Form a club at $1.00 each, you make one-third. 
©range Pippin. 
Best Early Apple for market or family use. Send for 
priced. Address 
F. L. PERRY, Canandaigua, N. Y. 
FOREIGN GRAPE-VINES. 
Strong one-year-old, of 33 sorts, principally Hamburgs, $9 
per doz., $50 per 100. Catalogues supplied. 
R. BUIST, Nurseryman, 
07th & Darby Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 
M ACEDON NURSERIES.—Buyers of Nursery 
Stock should send for our Spring Trade List. Price's 
pro especially low for Grape-vines , Currants , Strawberries , 
Raspberries, and Blackberries , embracing over fifty va¬ 
rieties, new and old. Trade List free. C. L. VAN DLSEN, 
Maccdon, N. Y. 
8MAEER GRAPE ESO©TS. 
Ives* Seedling, 1 year, selected No. 1 roots, at $30 per 1.000. 
2 years No. 1 at $40 per 1.000. 2 vrars Fxtra at $50 per 1.000. 
Address H. B.BEAR, Harrison P. O., Ohio. 
