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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST 
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Genesee Va!Sey Nurseries, 
KOCH-lSTfiR, N. V. 
FROST & CO., 
OFFER FOR SALE AN UNUSUALLY FINE STOCK OF 
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, Evergreens, 
Green-house Plants, &c. Which will be sold as cheap as at 
any other establishment. Catalogues mailed to all appli¬ 
cants as follows: 
No. 1, Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit. Trees, Grape-vines, 
&«., 10 cts. each, No. 2, Descriptive Catalogue of Ornamental 
Trees, Shrubs* Roses* Evergreens; &c. ( 10 cents each. No. 3, 
Descriptive Catalogue of Gi’eemhtfU&s Plants, Dahlias, Bulbs* 
&C..5 cents each. No. 4, Wholesale Catalogue or Trade List 
for Nurserymen, Dealears. Planters, &c., gratis. 
Address FROST & CO., Rochester, N T . Y. 
LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!! 
Hanxsdell itonoay Oats, by Mail, post-paid. 
feeed obtained from D. W. llamsdeii, Vt., in spring of 1868, 
and warrant them the genuine —free of foul seed. One Quart, 
ildsfrpiiid. 50c.; Four Quarts, $1.25; One Peck, $2; One 
Bushel, $6; One Bushel, by Express, $8.50; Ten or more, 
$3 nor Bushel. Also, Surprise, White Swedish, fiery Bruns¬ 
wick, Prince Edward's, and Excelsior. 
FRUIT MD ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
For Spring" 1 S’T'O. 
STANDARD FRUIT Trees, for Orchards. 
DWARF TREES, for Gardens. 
GRAPE-VINES—Old and new Varieties. 
STRAWBERRIES, and other small fruits; best new and 
old sorts. 
DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL Trees. 
EVERGREEN TREES. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS and Plants. 
ROSES, ILEONIES, DAHLIAS, etc., superb collections. 
GREEN-HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS. 
Ail 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 6tamps, as follows: 
No. 1.—Fruits, 10c. No. 2.—Ornamental Trees, 10c. No. 
3.— Green-house, 0c. No. 4.— Wholesale, ff.ee. 
Address— 
ELLWANGE1R & BARRY,. 
ROCHESTER, N. T. 
Hiaslaels Early Hose. 
Four pounds, by mail, post-paid, $1; One Peck, $2.50 ; One 
Bushel, uy Express, $1.50 ; One Bbl., $3.50; Five or more, $3 
per Bbl. Also. Earlv Mohawk, No. 4, or King of the Earlies, 
Bresee’s Prolific, Climax, Excelsior, and other varieties, 
by pound, bushel, or Barrel. 
Send stamp for Circular and pricelist. Address 
S» B. FANNING* Jamesport, Long Island, N. Y. 
Early Mohawk Potatoes* 
The earliest of the earlies, of 1 large size and free front dis¬ 
ease, and of superior quality both as an early and late winter 
and spring variety. 
$15 per Bbl.; $7 per bushel; $2 per Peck. 
Conover’s Colossal Asparagus Roots. 
The Largest, Best, and most Prolific variety ever intro¬ 
duced, ami pronounced by the leading horticulturists the 
greatest improvement in vegetables of the day. 
$8.00 per hundred; $25.00 per thousand. 
Send for Circulars of Testimonials and directions for set¬ 
ting out to S. B. CONOVER, 
260 West Washington Market, New York. 
Kresee 5 s Peerless, ©a* No. SS. 
The best of all Bresee’s seedlings. Our stock is warranted 
genuine. 
I lb., by mail, 75 cts.; 1 peck, by Express, $7 ; 1 bushel, $20. 
EDWARD BURGESS, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
Send for Circular. 
Early Hose Potatoes. 
200 BbIs. Early Rose potatoes (warranted genuine). Seed 
obtained direct from the original grower in Vermont. Price 
per lihl., $4.00. NEWELL S. BROWN, Hebron, Conn. 
ermine EARLY ROSE Potatoes, the earliest 
variety known. Per !b., $ 1 ; per bushel, $2 ; per barrel, 
$4.50, well packed by Express. T. S. Claiiksox, Tivoli, N. Y. 
Barrels Early Mohawk Potatoes, 815, bar- 
rel; $7, bushel. Early Rose, $3.50, barrel. Cono¬ 
ver's Colossal Asparagus Roots, $3,100; $25, 1,000. Send for 
Catalogue. W. S. CARRENTER, Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
friNG of ALL Potatoes — THE PRIDE OF 
-SSiA DUTCHESS. Increased over 150,000-fold in 3 years. 
Send for Circular. It. POTTER, Oswego Village, N. Y. 
Wolf Crook Nursery. 
OA AAA 3 Year E. May and other Cherries. 
e)U«UUU 30,000 Peach. 2,000 Goldea Dwarf Peach. 40.000 
1 year Apple. 2,000 Dwarf Apple, (Large for immediate 
hearing). 100,000 Horse Plumb Seedlings. Martha and oth¬ 
er grapes. E. Rose Potatoes. Surprise Oats, and general 
variety Trees, 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. Rose Pota¬ 
toes and Surprise Oats; for 75 cts., either 4 lbs. E. Rose or 
Surprise Oats; for $1.50, one Mart ha and one Golden Dwarf 
Pertcli i for $5, prepaid mail or Express (our option), 1,000 
Osage Hedge. 
By Express or freight (our option) to any point within 
1,200 miles readied hv rail or steamer; 
100 No. 1 Peach, 4 to 5 ft., best varieties, for $15. 
100 nice Peach, bight. 3 ft., for $10. 
100 extra 3 year E. May Cherry, $30. 
50 Peach and 50 Cherry, in one lot, at above rates. 
General Price List flee. 
Address JOHN WAMPLER, 
Trotwood. Montgomery Co., O. 
Bloomington (Ills.) Nursery. 
19th Year! 500 Acres! 10 Green-houses! 
Bend 10c. for Catalogues. F. K. PHOENIX. 
FRUITS BY MAIL. 
On receipt of the price, we will send by mall the following 
stodk, all No. l, correctly labelled, and so packed ns to reach 
the purchaser in good order wherever a letter would reach 
him. each. doz. 
Treks— Orange Quince. 2 feet. 25c. $2.50 
Small trees of Apple, Pear, Cherrv, &c. 2~>c. 2.50 
Grapes— Iona, Israella, Hartford, Concord, &<*. . 20c. 2.00 
Singly—Eumelan, $1.50, Martha, 75c., Salem, 50c. 
Currants— Cherrv, White Grape; Versailles.20c. 2.00 
White and Dutch, best flavored sorts . 15c. 1.25 
BLACK CAP RASPBERRIES. Doz. 100 
Dav. Thornless, Am. Improved Seneca (fine).$0.75 $3.00 
Mammoth Cluster, true variety, late. 1.00 4.66 
Antwerps— Franconia, Philadelphia, &c. 1,00 4.00 
Blackberries— Wilson Early. . 1.00 4.00 
Kittatinny, best well tried sort. 1.00 3.00 
Dorchester, Missouri Mammoth, new. 1.00 4.00 
Strawberries— Kentucky, Mich. Seedling.3.00 
Cling. Downing, Nicanor, Perpetual Pine.0.50 1.50 
Jucnnda, Lenning’s White, and common sorts.. 0.50 1.00 
When sent by Express, the price will be less , except for 
the three last named grapes. Cash with order. 
Address C. L. VAN DUSEN, Maccdon, N. Y. 
Nansemoad Sweet Potatoes for Seed. 
A large supply of best quality at lowest rates. Also 
plants in proper season. Address M. M. MURRAY & CO., 
Foster’s Crossings, Warren Co., O., or Nos. 1S1 & 1S3 West 
Second St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
Ferti lizers. 
Pure Ground Bone, coarse or fine, $35 per ton. Pure Bone 
* Flour. $55 per ton. E. Frank Coe’s Ammoniated Super¬ 
phosphate, $55 per ton. Gypsum or Land Plaster, $1:00 per 
Bbl. of 250 lbs. Any of the above shipped free of cartage in 
lots of one or more tons. Address 
J. R. DECATUR & CO., Manufacturers of Agricul¬ 
tural Implements and Dealers in Seeds, 
197 Water Street, New York. 
Bone Flour. Bone Flour. 
Cracked Bone, Bone Meal, Bone Flour, and floured Bone, 
guaranteed to produce same effects at Half Cost of Peru¬ 
vian Guano. Send for Circular. Address 
LISTER BROTHERS, Newark, N. J. 
5 7> FRANK COE’S AMMONIATED BONE 
^ © SUPERPHOSPHATE, price $56 per ton. 
FISH GUANO. 
Warranted pare, $35 per ton. 
For sale by ENOCH COE. 
Williamsburg. N. Y. 
“GUANO.” 
FOR 
Sardy’s Soluble Pliospbo-Peruvlan, and 
Do. Ammoniated Soluble Pacific Guanos, 
attention is called•tpj.dvertisement in American Agricul¬ 
turist, March number. 
•^TURSERY STOCK at AUCTION.—WAWASET 
-L."3 Nurseries, the Entire Stock. April 5tli, ISTO.at 11 o’clock, 
A.M. EDW’D TATNALL, Wilmington, Del. 
CURKIE’S 
Improved Raw Bone Fertilizers. 
Made from the slaughter-house offal of Cincinnati, Ohio, 
and contain nothing but Blood , Meat and Bone of the ani¬ 
mal. 
P5SICE-S.BST. 
Superphosphate of Lime, per ton.$45.00 
Pure Ground Bone, per ton. 40.00 
Flour of Raw Bone, per ton. 40.00 
Discount to Dealers. GEO. E. CURRIE, 
227 Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
No. 1 F’Efi&ttJVSAlX 
Guano, Ground Bones, Dissolved 
Bones, Standard Superphosphate, Crude Phosphates, Soda, 
Potash, Plaster, Fish, Sulphate of Ammonia, Oil of Vitroil, 
&c. GEO. E. WHITE, 
1GO Front Street, New York. 
Farmers, Gardeners, and Dealers ! 
Purchase Unadulterated Fertilizers. 
PURE GROUND BONE, 
No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, 
FISH GUANO, 
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE, 
at Wholesale and Retail. 
GRIFFING & CO., 
5S & GO Cortlandt Sl„ New Y ork. 
fgnhe Great Fertilizer—SBHEILtt, 3.05E— 
A for sale at the Factory of C. H. REYNOLDS, 
507 East 15th St., New York. 
P LANTS, Strawberry—sent, by mail at price per 
doz. and hundred; otlieiB at dozen rates only. 
doz. 
100 
1,000 
Charles Downing and Nicanor.. . SO 
Wilson's Albany'and Downer. 20 
Kentucky Strawberry (vou want It)... $3.00 $15.00 $100.00 
• ‘ - — 0.00 
3.00 
25.00 
2.50 
8.00 
12.00 
20.00 
Philadelphia and Clark Raspberry. 1.00 
“ “ “ Root. Cuttings. 
Bristol and Pearl (worthy of trial).... 
Davison’s Thornless (earliest). 
Mammoth Cluster (true). 
Thornless Golden Cap (new). 
Doolittle’s Improved Black Cap. 
Kittatinny Blackberry.. 
Wilson Early and Mo. Mammoth. 
Lawton.. 
Blackberry Root Cuttings_ 
50 
50 
50 
3.00 
50 
5J 
GO 
30 
1.00 
50 
3.00 
LOO 
2.00 
2.50 
15.00 
1.00 
1.50 
3.00 
1.00 
5.00 
1 >,( i) 
25.! 0 
tu-o 
2.50 
Currants, Gooseberry, Grape-Vines, Poach Trees, and otb- 
r varieties of Strawberries very low. Early Rose Potatoes, 
etc. Address 
l’HOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
RIVERSIDE NURSERIES. 
ALFRED IS. SHELLEK, 
LEWISBURG, PA. 
50,000 fine 3 and 4-year-old Apple Trees, @ $125 per M. 
20,000 Peach, 1 year old, at low figures. 
2.000 2-year-old Cherry, @ $175 per M. 
Besides, a general assortment of Nursery Stock al reasoiv 
able rates. Send for Circular. 
Salem Grape Head-quarters. 
In place of Catawba, plant SALEM. For Concord, plant 
WILDER. The best market grapes in tlio country. Ship 1 
well, keep well, sell well. 
Large, Showy fruit always sells. $2,250 per acre realized' 
for “ Rogers’ Hybrid ” grapes, from this place last year. 
Martha, Eumklax, Walter, and all hardv varieties of 
grapes and Small Fruits lor sale, very' low. Send foir 
Illustrated Circular. 
I. H. BABCOCK & CO., Lockport, N. Y. 
VeB’sailles CmvasaSs. 
Extra plants. $10 per 100; $70 per 1,000. Send 50 cents for 
sample. EDWARD BURGESS, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
Green-House Plants and Marshall 
Neil Rose. 
A fine stock of this superior Rose for sale at $5 per dozen, 
or $25 per 100. A tine colored plate of which, will be sent 
free to all applicants. Green-house and Bedding Plants in¬ 
full assortment and excellently grown, supplied. Also, 
selections of Hoses and Bedding Plants, varying in pricer 
from $25 to $5 for each selection. Special Circulars giving 
lists of the selections, sent free to all who applv. 
Address H. E. BOARDMAN, 
Monroe Avenue Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
'fMlK 'fWoTSEST'NEWU 3 EXR5‘; - 
S- Beurrr d’ 1’Assomption, and Souvenir du 
Congres. Trees and Cions. 
J. W. ADAMS, Springfield, Mass. 
TSae Westchester Black Cap f 
RASPBERRY is pronounced by Committees from the Fruit 
Growers’ and Farmers’ Clubs of the City of New York, by 
Reports, dated July, 1SG9, the earliest, the most productive , 
ana the best favored of all the Black Caps. Having made 
arrangements with L. J. Mabie, the originator,to propagate, 
we will furnish plants at the following prices: 3 plants, $1; 
12 plants, $3; 100 plants, $15. Send stamp for Circular. 
Address JNO. L. TRAVIS & FIELDS, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 
See Sept. Agriculturist, 1859. 
Salem. Salem. Salem. 
Grape growing pays. Four acres in the six years past, 
produced for us, net, $8,400. “Rogers’ Hybrids” would 
have done twice as well. Salem (No. 53), is the best, there¬ 
fore plant Salem. Price-list for 1870, sent free. 
1. II. BABCOCK & CO., Lockport, N. Y. 
Best New Grapes &, Raspberries. 
Everybody Wants Them !—Sent by mail, in best condition, 
1 Eumelan and 1 Martha Grape, (No. 1 plants,) for $2. 1 
Salem and 1 "Wilder Grape, (or 2 Salem, if preferred,) for 
$1. 6 Naomi (true) and <> Mammoth Cluster (Me Cormick) 
Raspberry for $2. For $5 all of the foregoing and 6 Davi¬ 
son’s Thornless Raspberry, or 6 more M. Cluster, if preferred. 
M. B. BATEHAM, Painesville, O. 
Grape-vines. Small Fruits 
READER, if you fail to send for our Illustrated Circular 
you will lose money. Sent free. 
I. H. BABCOCK & CO., Lockport, N. Y. 
500,000 Grape-vines, 2,000,000 Cuttings l 
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. 
SPRINGFIELD NURSERIES. 
J". W. ADAMS, Springfield, Mass., offers extra Stand¬ 
ard and Dwarf Pear, Plum, Cherry, and Apple Trees, Clapp’s 
Favorite Pear, Eumelan Vines, 30,003 Arbor Vitae, 40,000 
Norway Spruce, very fine. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. —Best Selection.— 
k- 9 Boyden’s No. 80, largest berry known. Charles Down¬ 
ing, Romcyn Seedling, Peaks’ Emperor, Nicanor. Barnes' 
Mammoth, Napoleon III, 50c. doz - $1.50,100: $10, 1,000. 
These 7 varieties, 1 doz. each, free by mail, $2. 
Hudson’s Early, new seedling, v. large, productive, earliest 
berry known, line for market; plants, $1.50 doz.; $5, 100. 
Hudson’s No.9, larger than Triomplic Gaud, $1, doz.; $4, 100. 
Hudson’s No. 3, new, monstrous berry, extra, $1, doz.; $4,100. 
Boyden’s No. 15, new, v. large, prod’e, extra, $1, doz.; $4,100. 
Mrs. Grant, new, largest and best white berry known, $2 doz. 
Africana, new, monstrous size, a novelty, black. $2, doz. 
White Alpine, sweet enough without sugar, 50c. doz.; $3,100. 
These 7 varieties, 1 doz. ’each, free by mail, $5. 
Versaillaise & Cherry Currants, g. plants, $1.50 doz.; $7.100. 
Dr. Brete’s, new seedling, best currant, 50c. each; $1 doz. 
Black Cherrv, largest currant known. $3 doz. Send for Cat¬ 
alogue. W. S. CARPENTER, Rye, We6tcliester Co., N. Y. 
