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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST 
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CATALOGUES FOR 1872 
of the ISumsoin Nurseries, 
Established 1S54. Ocean exposure. Special- 
tics this Spring. Small Evergreens. Osage 
Orange, Wilson’s Strawberry: Basket and Bedding Plants, 
cic., by mail or express. 
Catalogue Ko. 1. A general assortment of Hardy Fruit and 
Ornamental Stock, etc. No. 2. Greenhouse Department— 
Mew, Kate, and Beautiful Plants, etc. .No. 3. Dealers’ 
A\ holcsale List. 
Red Banh P. G., N, J. 
NEW All RARE WHIMS. 
I make the seed of New and Hare Vegetables a specialty, 
besides raising all the common varieties. On the cover of 
my Catalogue will he found extracts from letters received 
from farmers and gardeners residing in over thirty different 
States and Territories who have used my seed from one to 
ten years. Catalogues sent free to all. Mr customers of 
last year will receive it without writing for if. 
JAMES J. II. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
Y ©it waif tti© Choicest 
Ornamental foliage and flowering plants ever offered in this 
country. See our 
ULEUSTHSA'jTEE© CATALOGUE 
of new and rare plants. Send stamp. Address 
OL3E BROTHERS, Springfield, Mass. 
The Beautiful Flowers, 
A 43-page catalogue free. No seeds for sale, but all liye 
plants from the best set ot greenhouses in the West. 
Address 
STORKS, HARRISON &. CO., 
__P ainesvill e, Ohio. 
C. WSL SON’S WEBOI.JE- 
W » S.VhW and DESCRIPTIVE C A TALOGH'E 
OP PLANTS, Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs 
for the spring of 1872, will he mailed to all applicants. 
Address WM. C. WILSON, 
P. O. Box 08, Astoria, Long Island Citv, L. I. 
New York City Sales Depots, -13 West 14th st. and 0 John st . 
THE BVY-HILL NURSERY 
CATALOGUE 
of Small Fruits, Seeds, and Seed Potatoes will be mailed 
free to all applicants. Address 
G & HEX AIMER. Ncav Castle, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
EEISiG 
MEW and RARE PLANTS'and SEEDS. —A paelc- 
-LnI age of choice Scads sent free to ail who order a Cata¬ 
logue. Address E. B. JENNINGS, Southport, Ct. 
EVFRfiRFFW^ We h:lve an im - 
V mense stock of ever¬ 
greens (all varieties) one to six feet high, wholesale and re¬ 
tail, at very low prices, to 10th of June, 1872. 
THOS. JACKSON, 50 and 52 Vesey st., New York.' 
1 000,800 EYEBGREENS, 3 iuclies 
9 to 3 feet high. Address I,. B. CHAPMAN, Portland, 
Me., or office, No. 21 Cortlandt street, New York. 
■fi7VY0'HI£4j«B£E3B')r^S.—Arbor Vitae, 4 to 0 in., 
JELU by the 1.000 or 101 , 000 , at only $2 per l.roo. 
WM. MORTON & SON, Box 1,483, Portland, Me. 
HOMEY LOCUST ,W nts)i$0 
ASP ARAGUS, $3.50 per 1,000. 
J. w. COEBRN & CO., East Chester, N. Y. 
THREE MEW MELONS. 
Sir.T.'s, ScuLPTur.ED-SExnxD, and Piiixxey’s. 
I introduce these new and very superior Melons as re¬ 
markable for earliness, sweetness, and spiciness. Very de¬ 
sirable either for the private garden or the market. 
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices, sent free to all. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead. Mass. 
HUBBARD SQUASH. 
Having been the original introducer of this famous Squash, 
I am prepared to supply seed dealers and farmers and gar¬ 
deners with the purest seed of my own raising. 
Catalogues with prices free to all. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass# 
Southern Queen Sweet Potato. 
Sprouts.—Three years’ trial proves it to be the earliest, 
most productive, best keeping, and best table potato grown. 
$1 per 100, by mail. $4 per 500, by express. 
A. M. HALSTED, Box 23, Rye,N.Y. 
SWEET ~FOTAT© PLA^TsT 
Nansemond Sweet Potato Plants , 73c. per 100 ; $5 per 1.000, 
Southern Queen Sweet Potato Plants , $2 per 100; $ 15 per 1,030. 
For sale by I. J. SIMONSON, at E. A. Reeves’ Seed Store. 
5S Cortlandt st.. New York City. P. O. Box 2,660. 
YEARLY Nansemond Yellow Sweet-Potato Plants 
JsOJ for sale. Best variety for Northern latitude. Price 
by mail, 50c. per 100; by express, $3 per 1,000. Trophy To¬ 
mato Plants, 50c. per doz. by mail; 40c. per doz. by express. 
Address S. GRAY, Norwalk, Huron Co., Ohio. 
SWEET POTATO 
t ^ PLANTS ! $t for 300; $2.50 for 1,000; $20 for 10.000. 
W. W. RATHBONE, Marietta, Ohio. 
The BeSSevue. Nursery Company 
OK PATEBSON, N. J., 
Will send fifty choice, carefully-selected Bedding, Basket , 
and Vase Plants, to any address upon receipt of $5, or 
ONE HUNDRED 
choice carefully selected of the same for $10. 
To those ordering the $5 collection, we will add a plant of 
the now'fountain Plant —Amaranthus Salicifolius. 
And to those ordering the $10 collection wc will add the 
Fountain Plant and a plant of the new and beautiful silvery 
white-leaved plant Centaurea Clementei. 
We will safely pack and guarantee safe delivery of each 
package to any point within six days of New York. 
Address HENRY E. CHITTY, Superintendent, 
Paterson, N. J. 
Shade, TreeS. fledge,' FklltS. & Seeds. 
GOO Acres. 21st Year. 12 Greenhouses. 
10,000 Apple and Crab fiootgrafts, best sorts, ' $50 
1,000 Pear, Plum, or Tetofsky Ilootgrafts, 15 
1,030 Std. Pear, extra. 1 year Bartlett, etc., 3 to 4 ft., IfiO 
5,1)00 Silver Maples, average 1 foot, 10 
10,000 Osage Orange Plants, 1st class, 25 
5,000 Concord Grape or Willow Cuttings, 8 
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, large Stock. 
100-Page Illustrated Catalogue, 10 cents. 
Colored Plates. Fruits, and Flowers, 5 samples by mail. $1. 
Wholesale Price-List free. 
F 1 . I£. PHOENIX, Bloomington, Ill. 
MARBLEHEAD'MAMMOTH C3ABBAGE. 
This is the largest Cabbage in the world ; has been grown 
to weigh sixty pounds.—Packages of seed, with an engrav¬ 
ing of this Cabbage, and full instructions for growing, 25c.; 
per ounce, $1.00. ‘ IximJthc original inti*oducer*:of this Cab¬ 
bage, and my seed is pure. . 
Descriptive Catalogues/ree to all. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
J UST ARRIVED from FRANCE—64 ko. P6pin 
Coignassier, best quality OO'-ko. Pt’pitt Pairler; best 
quality ; Tor sale below cost. 
LAbSING W1E3 & CO., P. O. Box 4,203, New York. 
Fleetwood Farm, 
Meat 1 Frankfort, Ky., 
Thorough-bred Horses, Trotting Stock, Im¬ 
ported Aldcrneys, Son til Down Sheep, etc. 
J. W. HUNT REYNOLDS. 
(State where you saw this advertisement.) 
A 1»IE!6I€AW iWUGIBB.Y© SBffEKl* 
FOR SALE.—A ffock numbering 160, bred with espe¬ 
cial reference to quantity and quality of wool, including 
stock ram bred by Hammond. GEORGE RHEV, 
Millwood Station. Pa. R.R., Westmoreland County, Pa. 
ySsHIRE” S557IJLS FOR SALE.— 
Robin Adair, No. 320,” three years old. Lord Lome, 
one year. First-class milking stock. For price and pedi¬ 
gree*, address E. O. CURTISS, Stratford, Ct. 
I ^OR SALE.—Two Ayrshire bulls, yearling and 2 
• y’rs. Sired bv “ Robin,” No. 320. Dam “ Fanny’Elssler," 
2d, No. 73. See Hoi'd-hook. S. JAQUA.Chatliam Center, N.Y. 
SALE. —Fare Jersey Cattle —Bulls, Cows, 
Heife'rs. and Calves: Address 
RICHARD YOUNG, Morton’s B. 0., Delaware Co.. Pa. 
1?©K 
-EC Heif 
yEB, COOPER 
LIIIERIck; IRELAND, 
JAMES C. COUP 
Winner of Fix Gold Medals, Paris and New 
York, Silver Cups, Medals, and many Hun¬ 
dred Prizes, during the last six years, in the United 
Kingdom, l'or Dark Brahmas, Silver Dorkings, Iloudans, 
Crcve Coeur, Cochins, Spanish, Gallic, Rouen and Aylesbury 
Ducks, Toulouse aiid Embden Geese, Can supply thorough¬ 
bred poultry at prices according to merit, as well as l cggs 
of same. N.' B'.—Shipments to the United States can now 
he made direct from Queenstown.. 
SUOSiL HATCMSKG.'--Partridge 
JlAt and Buff Cochins, Dark Brahmas,' $3 doz.; 2 doz., 
$5; 4 doz., $8. Iloudans, $2 doz.; 4 doz. $6. White Leg¬ 
horns, Silver-spangled Hamburg, Golden Sebright Bantam, 
Black B. Red Game Bantam, $2 ooz. Silver-Gray Dorking, 
Light Brahma, $2 doz.; 2 doz., S3; l doz., $5. Aylesbury 
Duck (imported), $1 doz. Canacker Duck, white with black 
head, from Soutli America, large, handsome. $5 doz. AVe 
are breeding from imported and best prize fowls, an da I.iglit 
Brahma cock weighing 13fllbs. Send for descriptive cata¬ 
logue. 
W. S. CARPENTER & SON, Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
"the - poultry world. 
Devoted exclusively to Poultry ! Sixteen large three-column 
pages! Splendidly illustrated! Monthly, $1 a year. 
Address Box 693, Hartford, Ct., for free specimen copy. 
STOCK. 
Iloudans, and Cayuga Ducks. All choice. Send stamp ior 
Circular. A. M. HALSTED, Box 23, Rye, N. Y. 
giaiely psadketl—33 &»Cj 5S—from pure-bred 
R-v selected fowls. Iloudans. Silver-Spangled Hamburghs, 
and Gold-Laced Sebright Bantams, S3 per doz., or two doz. 
for $5. Neither of the cocks is related to the hens. 
__ JAMES SHEPARD,.Bristol, Ct. 
— Sax E)oll:ii*s a l>e>zena.—All 
JEj from First Premium fowls. Inclose stamp for circular. 
ISAAC VAN WINKLE, Box 1 3, Greenville, Hudson Co., N.J. 
(jJILVER-LACEI) SEBRIGHT BANTAMS a spe- 
Ka» cialty. Eggs for hatching carefully packed. $3 a doz. 
GEORGE C. Fl'i’Z, Tpswicli, Mass; 
ESSEX PIGS. 
I.a§t year, several readers of the American, Agriculturist 
purchased Essex pigs from me. 
So far as I havo heard, they have given good satisfaction. 
I keep only pure Essex, and breed them witli great care. 
Last spring, I could not fill all my orders, and, much to 
•my o.wn regret and Ihc loss of.the intending purchaser, was 
obliged to return the money. 
-This-spring I expect to be able to furnish very superior 
pigs, and sliall be glad if those wishing to buy pure Essex 
from 'me will order early. 
■Address JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Moretoii Farm, Rochester, N. Y. 
Premium . €liester Whites 5 Berkshire 
and Essex Pigs. 
Bred andfor sale by GEO. B. HICKMAN, 
West Chester, Chester Co., Pa. 
C XW Send for Circular and Price-list. 
T MI3 S b 0JE£E CMESTEK WHITE 
PIGS are bred and for sale by .JAMES YOUNG, Jr.., 
& Co., Marsliallton, Chester Co., Pa. Send for Circular. 
(ffelis© IMPROVEH take 
most premiums. Send for Price-list. And imported 
fowls. ____L. it. SIL VER. Salem, Oh io. 
SM,A€M BASS for stocking ponds. 
JERSEY CA.TTI1E . Family cows. 
Address TV. CLIFT, Mystic Bridge, Ct. 
TIE ROCHESTER BERRY-BASKET. 
pint. K quart. 
PRICES: 
Delivered at Express Office, Railroad Depot, or on Boat at 
Rochester. Quart Baskets, $25 per1,01)0; Pint Baskets, $20 
per 1,(100; % Quart Baskets, $20. Cost per 1,000 for packing 
and shipping, $1.50. 
Crates for 24 qt. Baskets, each, $1.40—with 24 Baskets, $2.00. 
” 30 qt. ” “ 1.05—with 30 “ 2,55. 
“ 45 qt. “ “ 1.85—with 45 “ 2.98. 
45 qt. “ “ with 150 Baskets nest¬ 
ed in it, $5.CO. 
Crates for 45 pt. Baskets, eacli, $1.40—with 45 Baskets, $2.30. 
00 pt. - “ J.70—with 60 ” 2.90. 
“ GO pt. “ “ with 180 Baskets nest¬ 
ed in, $5.30. 
Crates for 45 pt. Baskets, will Hold 00 fl-quart Baskets. 
Order early of 
COLLINS, CEDDES &. CO., 
General Agents, Wloorestown, N. J. 
MUST rttJtiUTAUdfiii 
CLOTHES-WHIN GER 
IN USE. 
It is securely attached to a Bench, on which comes all the 
strain.in wringing clothes. The Tubs are unincumbered, 
and are free to be emptied or used for any other purpose. 
It lias our Patent Flange < og-tvHeels on both 
ends of the Rolls, and a Tipping Water-Board for 
conducting the water on either side of the Wringer, as 
desired. 
This Wringer is strong, durable, and will 
last a life-time. 
EVERY HOUSEWIFE SHOULD HAVE ONE. 
It ■will save labor. It will save time. It will 
save its cost every year. 
. Sold Ex'«i*yYvliere. 
BAILEY WASHING. & WRINGING MACHINE CO., 
102 Chambers St., N, Y. 
