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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[September, 
HYACINTHS, OKOCUS, 
LILIES, 
TULIPS, NAECISSUS, 
SMALL FEUITS, &o. 
Our Aiitumn Catalogue of the above, 72 pages, illus¬ 
trated, and containing a Beautifully Colored Plate 
of Lilies, will be mailed to all applicants enclosing lOcts. 
Customers of last fall will be supplied gratis from our 
books without application. 
13. Iv. BLISS & SONS, 
Seed, Plant, and Bulb Warehouse, 
34 Barclay Street, New York. 
Dutch Bulbs 
NEW AND RARE WINTER FLOWERING 
PLANTS, NEW FRUITS, &c. 
DUTCH BULBS.— Large importations, direct from 
the leading growers in Holland. First quality Bulbs, Beau¬ 
tiful Hot-house Plants, Palms, Orchids, Boses, &c., well 
grown, cheap. New Pears, new Peaches, new Cheiries, 
new Grapes, new Strawberries, &c., with a large stock of 
all kinds of Fruit Trees, Shrubs, &c. Catalogues mailed to 
applicant s, JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
Hardy Plants and Bulbs, 
All the new and rare varieties are to he found in our 
catalogue. Now is the time for planting all Bulos for Spring 
flowering. Lilies, Tulips, Iris, Narcissus, New 
1,ilium Harrisii, and 50 cts. each. The most 
complete collections in our line in this country. Address, 
WOOLSON & CO., Lock Drawer E., Passaic, N. J. 
Thorium & Titus, 
158 Chambers Street, 
NEW YORK. 
Illustrated CATALOGUE of DUTCH 
BULBS now ready, and mailed free to all applicants. 
800,000 No. 1 PEACH TREES. 
Over eighty varieties among which can be found kinds 
suited to all sections, including all the new and old standard 
sorts; also 300,003 Apple Trees. 200,000 of them extra long 
keeping varieties, adapted to Southern planting, and 
wherever long-keeping varieties are desirable. Kiefer ant} 
Leconte Pears. Also a full line of all kinds of Nursery 
stock, at prices to suit the times. Trees, Grape Vines, 
Small Fruit, and other plants sent by mail to all sections. 
Catalogues showing how and what to plant, with much 
valuable information, mailed gratis. 
RANDOLPH PETERS. Wilmington (Delaware). 
2 00,000 Peach Trees for fall of 1883. Suitable for all 
sections, at especially low rates. Also a full stock of 
all Fruit Trees, Plants and Vines. 100,000 Wilson Early 
Blacl berry, grown fruin root cuttings, and a full assort¬ 
ment of Grapes, Raspberry, Asparagus, Strawberries, &c. 
Send orderB early, and secure best stock and assortment. 
Address CHAS. BLACK & BRO., Village Nurseries, 
Hightstown, N. J. 
Phoenix Nursery. 
Very large, choice assortment of Apple, 1, 2, and 8 years, 
including New Russian and Northern. Grape 
Vines, especially Concord, 1 and 2 years. Snyder 
Blackberry, Gregg Raspberry, Manchester, and 
other choice Strawberries. Russian Mulberry, 
Apple Root Grafts, Superb Tulips and other Bulbs 
for fall planting. Price List free. Address, 
Delavan, Walworth Co., Wis. F. K. PHOENIX. 
P EACH TREES. —Weare prepared tomake lowrates 
on large lots for fall trade. Those wanting 5,000 and 
10,000 lots will please correspond with us We will also 
contract to bud and grow lots of 5,0 0 and upwards of such 
varieties as wanted We have Bartlett and Kleffer Pear, 
Orange and Champion Quince. Wild Goose and Reed Plum, 
Apple Trees, &c. D. BAIRD & SON, Manalapan, N. J. 
TO MARKET GARDENERS AND TRUCKERS. 
SEEDS, (of new crop,) for Fall Sowing. 
CABBAGE, Early Jersey Wakefield, 40c per oz.; $1.50 per 1-4 lb.; $6 per lb.; Sow from 10 to 20 Sept. 
“ Henderson’s Premier, 50c per oz.; $1.75 per 1-4 lb.; $6.50 per lb.: “ 10 to 20 Sept. 
“ Henderson’s Early Summer, 40c per oz.: $1.50 per 1-4 lb. ; $5.50 per lb. “ 20toS0Sept. 
CAULIFLOWER, Henderson's Early Snowball, 50c per pk't $8.00 per oz. “ 20 to 30 Sept. 
LETTUCE, Boston Market, Butter, and Curled Simpson 25c per oz.. Sow from 10 to 20 Sept. 
SPINACH, Hend erson’s Norfolk Savoy Leaved, 55c per lb., 10 pounds for $5.00. 
“ New Thick Leaf, 60c per lb. ; 10 pounds for $5.50. 
Free by mall on receipt of price; if by express, deduct from these prices as postage, 16c. per lb. 
For other Seasonable Seeds, see Catalogue sent free on application. 
PETER HENDERSON & CO. 
35 & 37 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. 
of ALL PLANTS, for ALL CROPS, for ALL 
MATES. All are tested; only the best sent out. 
Grain and Farm Seed Manual; History and best methods l 
of culture of Grains, Root Crops, Grasses, Fodder Crops, Treee _____ 
Planting, etc. only lOets. Annual Catalogue and Price List of pnnR vrnK 
_ _ . _ several Thousand varieties, FREE. 
Sibley’S seedsT HIRAM SS BLEY & CO, Rochester, N.Y., Chicago,! 
PEDIGREE 
SEEDS! 
THE U. S. MAIL BRINGS US TO YOUR DOOR! 
The most extensive Seed Growers in America. Founded J 784. Drop us a Postal Card 
for our PRICED CATALOGUE. Address simply LANDKETH, PHILADELPHIA. 
FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
GRAPE VINES. PLANTS AND BULBS. 
SMALL FRUITS. SHRUBS AND ROSES. 
An immense stock. Splendid Assortment. Warranted true. Remarkably cheap— 40 CHOICE 
tfg> A g* jgfT O Send for Catalogue free. 28th year. 400 Acres. 18 Greenhouses. Address 
D I Ob I VVa THE STORKS & HARRISON CO., Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio 
GRAPE VINES ! 
Jefferson, Lady Washington, Pocklington, Del¬ 
aware, Catawba, Concords. Etc. LOWER 
THAN THE LOWEST. Price list free, with lith- 
ograph cuts of Jefferson and Pocklington. ALL 
STOCK WARRANTED TRUE TO NAME. 
EVERETT BROWN & CQ.^s p c°Mg: 
■ -jawi Pocklington,Ducli-i 
! 1 II I | ess,Lady Washing- 
■ IB I ' toil, Ve r g e u n e s, 
I ■" I Moore’s Early, 
III |Jefferson. Early 
111 (Victor, Brighton, 
ill Up rent I SS. 
Also other Small Fruits, and all older varieties Grapes, Ex 
tra quality. Warranted true, Cheap by mail. Low 
Rates to Dealers. LARGEST STOCK IN 
AMERICA. Prices reduced. Illustrated Catalogue free. 
_T, S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
EARLY RICE SEED VIEAT. 
New and best variety now known. Ripens earlier, yields 
better, weighs heavier, and brings better price than the 
Fultz. Testimonials from almost every State in the Union. 
General E. A. Carman, Acting Commissioner of Agricul¬ 
ture, Washington, D. C., says : “ The returns received from 
the Early Rice Wheat purchased from P. L. Hargett & Co., 
Frederick City, Md.. and distributed by the U. S. Depart¬ 
ment of Agriculture, have generally been very favorable, 
and the variety promises to give good results.” Price 30 
cts. per lb.; 4 pounds, $1.00, postage prepaid by us ; $3.00 per 
bushel; five bushels or more, $2.50 per bushel, F. O. B., at 
Frederick City, Md. New 2 bushel sacks, 25 cents each. 
The cash must accompany all orders. Write, for circulars. 
Address, P. L. HARGETT & CO„ Frederick City, Md. 
TRIE PLANTERS’ GUIDE. 
Avery complete and practical guide to Forest Tree Plant¬ 
ing is now in press, and will be issued early tn October. 
It conta'ns over seventy pages of reading matter. A 
large number of varieties are treated separately, and plain 
and explicit directions for growing from seed, and the sub¬ 
sequent management in each case are given. It has an il¬ 
luminated cover, and also contains beautiful and accurate 
delineations of about thirty varieties of forest leaves in 
autumn colors. 
Mailed free to anv address on receipt of price, 50 cents. 
Address all orders to 
W. W. JOHNSON, 
Snowflake, Antrim Co., M ich. 
XJTT' 4 t 'ITT TREES, best new and old sorts, fine 
X HiA' ’XX stock, in quantities to suit. General 
Nursery stock, small Trees and Plants by mall. Price list 
Jree. JOSIAH A. ROBERTS, Malvern, Chester Co., Pa. 
Best Market Pear. 
99,999 Peach Trees. All best varie¬ 
ties of new and ■ Id Strawberries, Grapes, 
Currants, Raspberries, &c., &c. New 
Blackberry, the EARLY CLUSTER, 
early, hardy, good ; single hill yielded 13 
? uart8 at one picking. Send for free cata- 
ogue. J. S. COLLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
Martin Amber Wheat. 
This new variety has again proven its superiority over 
older varieties by its enormous yield. Fine quality of 
Grain and Flour, and the fact, that with ordinary cultivation 
it only requires X Bushel of Seed to produce TWENT Y- 
FIVE to FORT Y Bushels per acre. Price, by Express. 
1 peck $2.00, K bushel $3.' 0, X Dushel, enough for one acre, 
$4.00,1 bushel $5.00. By mail prepaid, 1 lb. 50 cts., 3 lbs. $1.00. 
The Martin Amber Wheat originated in this locality and I 
warrant my seed pure. Descriptive circular free. Address, 
J. L. DILLON, Seedsman and Florist, Bloomsburg, Pa. 
SEED WHEAT 
New and Wonderful! 
The “GOLDEN PROLIFIC” has outyielded all 
other varieties. We have received hundreds of testimonials 
from customer- to whom we sent this new wheat last fall, 
and all pronounce it the best in cultivation, yielding in 
many cases over 50 bushels to the acre, nearly double the 
yield of other varieties od same farm. Large, handsome 
white berry, having a slight amber tinge, bearded, hardy, 
vigorous, stiff straw, very early, free from rust, making 
flour of the highest quality. Try it, and you will be more 
than satisfied. Per lb., post-paid, 50 cents; by freight or ex¬ 
press, peck $1.50, bushel $5.01). bag of 2% bushels $10. Re¬ 
mit by P. O. Order or Registered Letter. We have also new 
3Ie«literranean Hybrid, Early Rice, Lovett’s 
New White, Martin’s Amber, Landreth White, 
Tuscan Island, Emporium Scott, Dot, Delaware Amber, 
Fultz, Red Mediterranean, and other good varieties, from 
$1.50 per bush. up. Descriptive circular and history sent free. 
JOHNSON & STOKES, 
1114 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Seed Wheat 
OF OUR OWN GROWING. 
Tuscan Island Mediterranian, of which we are the intro¬ 
ducer. Valley Wheat, Martin’s Amber, Red Rock, Michigan, 
and Del. Amber, etc. Also Penna. and Oregon White Rye 
Sample, History,, and Description of 5 varieties of Wheat 
and two of Rye sent on receipt of two Set. stamps. Address 
SAMUEL WILSON, 
Meckanicsville, Bucks Co., Pa. 
