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AMERICAN AGrRICULTURIST. 
[Apeil, 
GHAPE TIMES 
AT 
B,EI>UCEI> iPKICES. 
Iona No. 1, $33 per 100; $300 per 1000. 
Delaware ko. iT $20 per 100; $150 per 1000. 
Ives’ SeedUiifr, $25 iiej 100; .f200 per 1000. 
Norton’s Vlrgiuui, $2o per 100; $lo0 pei 1000, 
These are really No. 1 plants, none having been selected 
from them to sell as extras. „ 
We offer also a good stock of the sizes of these 
sorts, as well as line plants ot almost 
of vines, and for prices refer to our Descilptive catalogue ot 
Grape Vines, & CO., Flwshiitg, N- Y. 
Adirondac Grape Nursery and Vineyard. 
Superior Vinca of one, two, and three years at rc- 
^ AdiroiiSlona, Israella, Allen’s Hybrid, Concord, Crev- 
elinn- Cuyalioga, Delaware, Diana, Hartford Prolific, Isa- 
henS’Loome’s Honey, N. Muscadine, Kebecca, Kogera’Hy¬ 
brid Sherraan, To Kalon, Maxatawny, and Union Village. 
Vines securely packed (and if not too bulky) will be sent 
by mall, prepcCM, and at our risk. Liirger packages by Ex¬ 
press, wltli additional vines to the probable amount of Ex¬ 
press charges. Our New Spring Catalogue sent to all appli- 
»TOIJN VV. JiAlljliiJ o5 
Plattsburgh, Clinton Co., N. Y. 
GRAPE VINES. 
Hundred. Thousand. 
lonas. Extra large—. 
“ No. 1, Extra fine. 
“ No. 2, “ . 
Israellas, Extra large. 
“ No. 1, Extra fine. 
“ No. 2, “ . 
Adirondacs, No. 1. 
“ No. 2. 
.$100 
$800 
. 80 
600 
.. 60 
500 
.. 100 
800 
.. 90 
700 
,. 60 
500 
... 60 
,. 45 
;. 60 
HUSTED & HAZ ELTON, 
Delaware, O. 
IONA GRAPE VINES. 
RYDER & CO. (successors to J. F, Deliot & Ryder) no-w 
ofler tiieir remnant stock of Vines at such prices that those 
Nvantina: good Vines cannot object. Vines from three to six 
feet before cut back. Price, $20 to $10 per 100. Also extra 
under glass wood, $30 per 1000 eyes: from vineyard, $20. 
Samples sent free on receipt ofprice. ' Sing Sing, A. Y. 
GRAPES I GRAPES I GRAPES 
300.000 Concord, 100,000 Gatawha from Vines never 
mildewed or rotted, 30,000 Hartford, 10,000 Delaware; 
Norton’s Virginia, Diana, Clinton, and all other good sorts 
of Grape Vines, Currants. Raspberry, Strawberry, and other 
iffants, cheaper than anywiiere else, for sale. 
DR. H. SCHRODER, Bloomington, Illinois. 
I ONA GRAPE VINES, 2 years old, transplanted 
and grown in open air, of bxtkx size and quality. 
Samples at wholbsape rates, (single vines by mail,) 
$1.10 each. A. HAMMOND, Nurseryman. 
Geneva, N. Y. 
1,000,000 Grape Vine Cuttings for Sale. 
Norton’s Virginia, 12 Dollars per 1000 Cuttings, by 10,000 or 
more, only 10 Dollars. Concord and other sorts cheaper. 
Send stamp for Catalogue and Essay on Grape Culture, to 
DR. H. SCHRODER, Bloomington, Illinois. 
The Clarltc Raspherry. —The most valuable varie¬ 
ty of the Antwerp class yet originated. Perfectly hard)'— 
the greatest bearer—the best flavor and quality—large as the 
largest—bright crimson color—and will be the leading mar¬ 
ket varietySend for Circulars giving full particulars and 
origin. Prices, $1 each by tlie 100 or more, by express; $15 
per dozen; $1.50 each for less number, seat free by mail; 
cash with the orders. Address 
ELIZUR E. CLARKE, New Haven, Conn. 
strawberry Plaiils. 
Agriculturist, 12 plants, 50 cts.; 100, $5'; 1000, $10; 10,000, $90. 
Golden Queen, very large and fine, extra, $1 doz.; $5 100. 
Rlppawam, a mdnstroiis berry, $l doz.; $0 100. 
Knox lew, true fruit very large, $1 doz.; $5 100. 
Mead’s Seedling, 6 inches in circumference, $1 doz.; $6 100. 
Lenning’s White, a splendid, white berry, $1 doz.; $3 100. 
Wliite Alpine, sweet enough without sugar. $1 doz.; .«3100. 
The above 7 varieties have been selected from over 100 
kinds; nearly all of them will weigh one ounce each. This is 
a splendid collection for family or market purposes. I will 
send the above 7 varieties, 1 doz. each, for $5, tree by mail. 
All otiier desirable kinds can be furnished by the 100 or ICOO 
at low rates. 
A NEW RASPS5ERRY. 
Scarlet Seedling, perfectly hardy as far north as Canada. 
Emit large, first quality, very firm, fine for market. Much 
better than tlie Philadelphia. 12 plants, $3; 100, $15. 
Address WM. S. CARPENTER, 156 Reade-st., N. Y. 
The Best Three Market Berries. 
Plants by Mail Post-paid. 
For $10 we will send to any Post-office in the United States: 
12 Plants Philadelphia Raspberry. 
6 “ Wilson’s Early Blackberry. 
8 “ Kittatinny 
Send P. O. Stamp for Catalogues. 
WILLIAM PARRY, 
Cinnaminson, N. J. 
KITTATINNY BLACKBERRIES. 
Now ready, j-oung plants, warranted fresh and sure to 
grow witli fair treatment—$2.50 per dozen, $13 per ’hundred, 
$120 per thousand. 
WiJson’s Eai’Sy Blackberry, 
Young plants, $1.50 per dozen, ready April lath. 
Send red stamp, for Catalogue. 
E. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington, Ill. 
STBAWBEBKY PLAATS. 
Strong healthy plants, well rooted, carefully packed to 
OTRANB’S SEEDLING STRAWBERRY, 
Will undoubtedly prove to be the best and most profitable 
variety yet known. Plants, strong; blt^soms, perfect; frui^ 
large, bright scarlet; flesh, very firm ; 
prolific; early, and continues long m bearing ; will cm ry 
better than any other variety. 
590 Ferry St., Newark, N. J. 
free. 
{sTBAWBEliRY PEAATS. 
Agriculturist, Jucunda, Lennig’s White, New Jersey Scar¬ 
let, $1 per doz., $2 per fifty, $3 per hundred Sent by mail 
nok-paid. For oiher varieties and circular address 
^ REISIG & HEXAMER, Newcastle, Westc hester Co., N. Y . 
O OQQ SUBSCRIBERS WANTED TO SEND 
ytVUV for $10 post-paid List of Berry Plants, offered in 
Feb No , page 75, by JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J., 
or send i'or a 12 paged Descriptive Catalogue gratis. 
T he PHILADELPHIA STRAWBERRY, $10 
per 100; Jucunda, $20 per 1000 : Agriculturist, $10 per 
1000; French, Downer and Cutter, $30 for 10,000, and otheis 
at low rates. Send for Catalog^ue. 
THOS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
ffiEND ME ftlO BY MAIL and I will ffiiarantee 
* to reach you by mail, 1 dozen each Metcalf, French, 
Agriculturist, Jucunda or 700, Russell and Ida Strawberries, 
12 Philadelphia Raspberries, 4 Wilson Early and 4 Kittatinny 
Blackberries. Catalogue contains 11 otiier variety Lists, 
Wholesale Prices, Testimonials, &c., 12 pages, sent gratis. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
500 Plants by Mail for #5. 
100 each of Agriculturist, New Jersey Scarlet, Byberry, 
Wilson’s Albany and French’s Seedling. 100 plants (your 
own selection) for ^2. Warranted genuine and postage pre¬ 
paid. P. SUTTON, Beverly, Burlington Co., N. J. 
WATIVEEVEKCfREEAS—Balsam Pir, 
-Lw Arbor Vitae, Hemlock, White and Norway Pine, 5 to 12 
inches high. $6 per 1000; $25 per 5000; $40 pei* 10,000. Pack' 
ing free. For price of larger sizes, apply to 
JOHN UECKE, Green Bay, Wisconsin. 
l^ATIVE EVERGREEN PLANTS, 
i w The following varieties, 5 to 12 inches high at $7 per 
1000: Balsam Fir, White Spruce, Arbor Vitae, White Pme, 
and Hemlock. Packing free. 
JAMES A. ROOT, Skaneateles, N. Y. 
MALL NATIVE EVERGREENS at Wholesale. 
Address, from March 1st to June 1st, A. P. CHAPMAN, 
Tree Dealer, 144 Fulton-st., New York. Any otiier time Port¬ 
land, Me. 500,000 Arbor Vitae, 6 to 12 inches, at $3 per 1000. 
lAAbAA ARBOR VIT.^, and other Hcdire 
1 wUjVVV Plants; Apple, Pear,Quince, Cherry, Maha- 
leb. Paradise stocks. Price Catalogue now ready. 
, B. M. WATSON, Plymouth, Mass. 
25,000 Osage Hedge Plants for Sale. 
strong, one year old. Address 
H. M. ENGLE, Marietta, Pa. 
RI501S. YtT^E EEAIMXS, 6 to 13 
L inches liigh, for sale at $5 per 1000, by 
L. B. CHAPMAN, 51 Cortlandt-8t., N. Y. 
SOUTH DOWN CO.’S PATENT 
THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY FOP. 
TICKS, SCAB, VERMIN & FOOT ROT, 
should be used by all Farmers on 
SHEEP, AmmS & PLANTS. 
This pure preparation lias been successfully used for 
years, and never fails to produce the desired effect when 
used according to directions. 
It ■will mot injure tlie most delicate Animal. 
It will improve tlie Q,uality and Quantity 
of Wool. 
It Icills TICKS on’ Sheep. 
It enres SCAB on Sheep. 
It enres all SKIN DISEASES on Animals. 
It hills all VERMIN that infest Animals, 
Trees, Plants and Vines. 
For FOOT-ROT it is a sure cure, used as a poultice. 
THE AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL. 
Farmers’ and Stoch Breeders’ Advertiser. 
$50,000 worth of Premiums offered to’Subscribers for 1S67. 
Only $1.00 a year. 
Address N. P. BOYER & CO., Gum 'Tree, Chester Co^ Pa. 
Full Blood and Grade Alderney and 
Ayrshire Stock for Sale. 
Persons wishing to purchase thevery best Family Cows, or 
to improve the Stock on their Farms, are invited to examine 
my Herd, which now numbers One Hundred and Eighteen 
head of all descriptions, Cows, Heifers and Bulls. 
THOMAS FITCH, Breeder, New London, Conn. 
I TALIAN QUEEN BEES for Sale throughout 
the summer. Send for Circular to 
M. QUINBY, St. Johnsville, N. Y. 
F ancy FOWLS’ eggs of most varieties, 
PLATA DUCKS, birds and eggs, Aylesbury Ducks, eggs 
only. Send for Circular. A. M. HAI.STEI), 
Agent, 68 Pearl-st., New York. 
FANCY FOWL.®. 
Eggs from Brahmas, the second step from Imported Stock- 
live weight from 18 to 25 lbs. per pair, w'hen mature: also 
Pure White Faced Black .Spanish, Yellow Legged Leghorn, 
White Crested Black Poland, and White Call Duck at $1.50 
per dozen. Golden Spangled Hamburg, $2.00 per dozen, 
boxed and delivered at express on receipt of price. 
ALEX. RANKIN, Rochester, Mass. 
B rahma POOTRAS, bred from stock weierli- 
Ing 24 lbs. per pair at matuiity. Warranted pure. Can 
be seen on owner’s premises. Price, $8 per pair ; $12 per trio. 
Eggs, $2 per dozen. ^ , 
J. M. HALSTED, 68 Pearl-st., New York. 
E ggs for setting, from White faced Black 
Spanish, Brahma, White Leghorn, Bolton Gray and 
Dominique Fowls, bred with care and warranted pure, at 
per dozen. Address _ _ 
N. A. SHUTE, Exeter, N. H. 
E ggs from Brahma Fowls, weighing 26 lbs. a pair, 
live weight. Also, Eggs from White Leghorn Fowls, 
with yellow legs, pure breed. Eor sale by ' 
HENRY VINE, Schenectady, N. Y. 
BUFF COCHINS. 
Pure Blooded Buff Cochins’ Eggs for sale, $2.50 per dozen. 
Address CHAS. P. NETTLETON, Birmingham, Conn. 
A FEW PAIRS choice Black Spanish, White Leg¬ 
horn and Brahma Fowls, also trio Imported Polands for 
sale, by G. W. FARLEE, Cresskill, Bergen Co., N. J. 
»URE BLOOD WHITE CANTON and BRAHMA 
POOTRA EGGS for Sale, at $2.00 per doz., by 
L. B. SPENCER, Claremont. N. H. 
B 
'RAHMA EGGS for Setting at $1.60 per doz. 
‘ B. F. HOLBROOK, Natick, Mass. 
THE HOG BREEDERS’ MANUAL. 
A Treatise on Breeding, Feeding, and General Manage¬ 
ment of Hoss. Particulars of all Diseases, Remedies, &c. 
Sent free of postage for 25 cents. Every fanner should have 
a copy. Address N. P. BOYER & CO., 
Gum Tree, Chester Co., Pa. 
ITALIAN BEE^. 
Extra Queens- The golden Italian Bees. 
“ Kelley’s Isl.4st) Apiaet." 
Our Circular and Price List sent to all applicants geatis. 
W. A. Flaxdees & Co., Sliellby, OHio. 
C ombing Wool Sheep and Berkshire Pigs for Sale. 
Send for Circular. L. CONVERSE, Bucyrus, O. 
c 
ONE POUND of tills Extract will make 
TWELVE OALIiONS of Wasli, and contains 
tlie strength of EIGHT POUNDS of TOBACCO, 
as prepared ’by farmers. 
Sold by all Druggists and Country and Agricultural Stores. 
JAMES F. LEVIN, 
Q3 Central Wliarf, Boston, INIass. 
For sale by Dudley* Stappoed, New York; Bliss & 
SiiAEP, Chicago; E. M. Livekmork, Cleveland, Ohio. 
URE CHESTER WHITE HOGS. 
Send for Circular. 
W. H. FURMAN, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 
HESTER YVHITE PIGS FOR SALE.—Sent 
by Express to all parts of the U. S. For Circulars address 
H. TEMPLE & CO., MarshalUon, Chester Co., Pa. 
I^OODYEAR’S INDIA RUBBER 
GLOVE MANUFACTURING CO., 
WAREHOUSE, 305 BROADWAY, NEW FORK. 
One door below Fulton street. 
Western Warehouse. 417 North Fourth-st., St. Louis, Mo. 
Factories, Naugatuck, Conn. 
Manufacturers of and dealers in 
INDIA RUBBER GOODS 
of every description, including 
P.UBBER CLOTHING, 
HOSE, BELTING AND PACKING, 
BOOTS AND SHOES, 
FINE VULCANITE ARTICLES. 
COMBS AND FANCY ARTICLES, 
DRUGGISTS’ ARTICI;ES, etc., etc.. 
And a full variety of everything 
of RUBBER MANUFACTURE. 
GEO M, ALLERTON. Vice-President. 
K. G. ALLERTON, Treasurer. 
KOB’T S. WALKER, Secretar 3 L 
South Jersey Farms For Sale, 
Atco, Camden Co.,N. J., in a fertile, healthful and highly 
Improving location, being located at the Junction of the 
Raritan and Camden and Atlantic Railroads, accessible by 
several daily trains to botli New Tork and Philadelphia. 
Apply to GEO. W. HANCOCK, Atco, Camden Co., N. J. 
N. B.— First class Hotel accommodations. 
4 CJOO» l£ES’IftlGE»A.T01t.— Judge 
■t^Storer, of Cincinnati. O., says: “Tlie Zero Refrigerator 
gives perfect satisfaction. It has preserved meats, vegetables, 
milk and butter during the hottest .months of our variable 
climate.” ALEX. M. LESLEY, Manufacturer. 
No. 695 Sixth Avenue, New York. 
IjgENT 8 MONTHS FREE.—THE AMERICAN 
STOCK JOURNAL. The Oct.. Nov. and Dec. Numbers 
of 1866 sent free to all subscribers for 1867. Only $1.00a year. 
Send stamp for a specimen copy and circular, with list of 
splendid premiums to Agents. Address 
N. P. BOYER & CO., Gum Tree, Chester Co., Pa, 
