1874 .] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
Ill 
VEGETABLE PLANTS AND ROOTS. 
For Farmers and Market Gardeners. 
Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Plants (cold frame), $10 
per 1,000. 
Early York, Flat Dutch, and Winningstadt, same rates. 
Early Erfurt Cauliflower Plants (cold-frame), $20 per 1,000. 
Horse-radish sets, $6 per 1,000. 
Asparagus, Van Sicklen’s Colossal, 2 year old, $8 per 1,090. 
“ “ “ “ 1 “ “ 6 “ 
All the above are now ready for shipment. 
New Sandringham Dwarf Celery contracted for in quan¬ 
tities, at special rates, delivered in July. 
Purchasers to the amount of $25 worth of Vegetable 
Plants will be sent our work on Market Gardening, “ Gar¬ 
dening for Profit," gratis; the price of the book is $1.50. 
To such as do not want it, the value will be sent in addi¬ 
tional plants. 
SEEDSMEN, 35 CORTLANDT ST„ New York. 
BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING 
ROSES, 
STRONG- POT-PLANTS, 
Suitable for Immediate Flowering. Sent 
Safely by Mail, Post-paid. 
5 Splendid Varieties, purchaser’s choice, $1; 
13 for S3. For 10 cents additional we send 
MAGNIFICENT PREMIUM ROSE. 
Our elegant Spbihg Catalogue for 1874, describing more 
than 300 finest varieties of Roses, and containing full 
directions for culture, witli chapters on winter Protection, 
Injurious insects, etc., now ready. Sent FREE. 
THE DIGGER & CONARD CO., 
Rose Growers, 
WEST GROVE, Chester County, Pa. 
po^F!? !--A 14 for$2,bymai1, 
I \ iUa A large collection of Bed¬ 
ding Plants, Hardy Shrubbery, etc. Plants by mail a spe¬ 
cialty. A SPLENDID PREMIUM FUCHSIA 
with each PACKAGE where 10c. is added. 
Catalogue free on application. Address JOSEPH T. 
PHILLIPS, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
D LANDLADIES 
m 
Packing ; 
PosTkce 
FreE 
6 Roses, 6 kinds, .... 1.00 
C Geraniums. 6 kinds, - - 1.00 
All named sorts, our choice. 
100 other things cheap. 
A Premium offered to Clubs. 
A 56 page Catalogue Free. 
20th year, 300 acres, 11 Greenhouses 
Address, 
STOEBS, EAEBISON 4 CO., 
Painesville, Lake Co.. Ohio. 
THOeSKIRVS 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
Cur annual descriptive Catalogue of Flower 
Seeds, containing all the novelties, also Hybrid Gla¬ 
diolus and Spring Bulbs, is now ready for mailing 
free to applicants; also. Tree Seed Catalogue. 
j. M. THORBURN & CO., 
15 John St., New York. 
TLTERBErVAS.—1 Doz. Fine Varieties packed 
V and sent anywhere for $1.00. 
B EDBUG PlrliNTS.-l doz. ass’t’dfor 
Bloom through the Summer. $1.50, with Basket. 
Trj OSES.—1 Doz. assorted Tea, China, and Hy- 
,n* brids for $2.50, packed and shipped. Send for Cata- 
ague. _ B. P. CEITCHELL, Cincinnati, O. 
VERBENA SEED. 
Extra superb, mixed, from finest flowers only. Per pack- 
tige, 25 cts.; 5 packages, $1. 
Plant Catalogue on application, inclosing 3-ct. stamp. 
Address DEXTER SNOW, Chicopee, Mass. 
FLOWER SEEDS 
I will send by mail, post-paid, 50 varieties of choice Flow- 
e- Seeds for $2.00. 25 varieties for $1.00. 10 varieties for 50c. 
R. H. HARRIS, Yarmouth Port, Mass. 
’E'!? U? H? The Descriptive Price-List of 
" ,7 ,,^ . * Treys, Shrubs, Grape-Vines, 
Small Fruits, Roses, and Bedding Plants, 
tvhich we forward by mail or express. A large assortment 
of nursery stock suited to Lawn, Park, and Ceme¬ 
tery planting. Send for Price-list. 
WILLIAM H. MOON, Morrisville, Pa. 
SWEET POTATOES for SEED.— 
Nansemond, Southern Queen, and Early Red. $2 for 
bushel; $6.50 bbl. (3 bush.) ; $30 for 5 hbis. Plants in May 
and June, $2.50 per 1,000 ; $20 per 10.000. 
W. W. RATHBONE, Marietta, Ohio. 
Matthews’ Garden Seed Drill. 
Devised by the inventor and manufacturer of the Hol¬ 
brook “Regulator” Drill to excel 
that or any ofchej: evaf used. Ichal - 
lenge the production of its equal. 
Send for descriptive circular to 
J . 13. SMALL., < 
10 8. Market St Boston,Mass. 
TREES, Etc. 
SPRING OF 1874. 
We invite the attention of Planters and Dealers to our 
large and complete stock of 
Standard and Dwarf Fruit 'Trees, 
Grape Vines, Small Fruits, 
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, 
New A Rare Fruit & Ornamental Trees, 
Evergreens, and Bulbous Roots, 
New iV Rare Green Si Hot House Plants, 
Small parcels foncarded by mail when desired. 
Prompt attention given to all inquiries. 
Descriptive and Illustrated Priced Catalogues sent prepaid 
on receipt of stamps, as follows: 
No. 1—Fruits, 10c. No. 3—Ornamental Trees, 10c. 
No. 3— Greenhouse, 10c. No. 4— Wholesale Free. 
Address 
EstabVdmo. ILLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mount Mope Nurseries, ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
Sweet 
tM- 
mit 
Trees, 
Etc. 
600,000 SWEET CHESTNUT. 
10,000 SPANISH CHESTNUT. 
A Circular free. 
200,000 GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS. 
A 56-page Catalogue free. 
25,000 ROSES, dormant. 
25,000 ROSES, in pots, for Spring. 
100,000 GRAPE-VINES. 
5,000 TULIP TREES, 6 to 10 feet. 
50,000 PEACH TREES, First-class. 
2,000 WEEPING MOUNTAIN ASH. 
1,000,000 EVERGREENS. Best in the market. 
100,000 DECIDUOUS TREES. 
500,000 FRUIT TREES. 
20th Year. 300 Acres. 
11 GREEN-HOUSES. Address 
STORKS, HARRISON Sc CO., 
PAINESVILLE, Lake Co., Ohio. 
Fees! FloweFs! 
T All Kinds—Wholesale and Retail. 
Dutchess Nurseries, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
Choice Stock. (Established 1863.) Cheap Rates. 
ELMS for avenues, fine Norway Spruce, American Arbor- 
vitae, Hemlock, etc. Walter Grape (only American 
raisin Grape) and Downing Gooseberries, Specialties. 
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants very cheap, in 
large or small quantities. Send for Priced Catalogue. 
IWOFFERI13 Choice Bedding Plants in 8 sorts, 
sent by mail, post-paid, for $ 1 . Safe arrival guaranteed. 
An extra Plant to all who state where they saw this adv’t. 
W. L. FERRIS, Jb., 4s CO., late L. M. Ferris & Son. 
THE TEBO NURSERIES CO. 
N perfection of organization for 
Fsfc 
... „ and handling 
_ stock, in the quantities and qualities of stock ready for 
market, these Nurseries are now unrivaled west of the Mis- 
» i. We offer in special quantities for Spring of 1874, 
es, Hewes’ and other Crabs, Wild Goose 
Plums,Utah Cherries, Peaches, Osage Orange, 
etc. Dealers and Nurserymen are Invited to correspond 
with us before contracting elsewhere. 
THE TEBO NURSERIES CO., Clinton, Mo. 
HESK.ES nurseries. 
O UR locality and conveniences for handling stock enable 
u» to ship earlier and with greater promptness than 
any other establishment in the Northern States. Our assort¬ 
ments are full, comprising the following in large quantities: 
Apples, Standard and Divarf Pears, Peaches, Grapes, Cur¬ 
rants, Mt. Seedling and Houghton Gooseberries, Raspber¬ 
ries, Blackberries, Plum Seedlings, Peach Seedlings, for 
transplanting, Osage Orange, Golden Dwarf Peaches, Blood- 
THE 
eaches, etc. 
IIEIKES 
NURSERIES CO., Dayton, O. 
PURE CANE SEED. 
V ARIETIES.— Liukf.iam, Regular Sob- 
qo, and Oosiseeana. PRICES.—By 
mail, postage paid, 50 cts. U ft.; by express, 
25 IDs. or less, 30 cts. ?! lb.; over 25 lbs. 20 cts. 
?! »., package included. The Nceazana is 
dropped from our list. Regular Sorgo and 
Oomseeana are becoming subject to mildew 
and rust. We therefore recommend the Li¬ 
berian for general cultivation. Two to three 
pounds required per acre. Money with or¬ 
der. Sorgo Hand-Book sent free. 
BLYMYER MANUFACTURING CO., 
Successors to Blymyer, Norton & Co., 
Cincinnati, O. 
Y^EOER CORIV produces well, makes fine 
-T flour like wheat._ Put up in large packages for seed, 
and sent by mail for 25 cts. by 
.. " CRANE, 
HORTON &. Cl 
J, Bloomingburgh, N. Y. 
HARRINGTON’S PATENT. 
The only com¬ 
bined Seed 
Sower and 
Cultivator. 
Made only by 
Ames Plow Co. 
53 Beekman 
St New York, 
4 STYLES, ver^bLTHanl 
Seeders and Cultivators, Tor Farm or 
Garden. Light and durable. No equal, Domes¬ 
tic or Imported. Descriptive Circulars of 8* 
L. ALLEN 4c CO., 119 9, ith Sl,rb»U.,P* 
C1TRAWBERRIES. 23 varieties. Pure. 100 or 
less by mail. doz. 100. 1,000. 10,000. 
Monarch of West, best.$1.00 $6.00 $50.00 
Kentucky, good, late. 40 1.00 4.00 $30.00 
Wilson Albany, old tried, good. 30 80 3.00 25 00 
Chas. Downing, valuable .. . .. 30 80 3.00 20.00 
Cumming’s Seedling, Kissina. Early Surprise, Hudson’s 
Early, Champion—new sorts, $1 doz., $5 per 100; doz. of 
each and doz. Monarch of West lor $4. 
Raspberries; 8 varieties. Doz. by mail, post paid. 
Brandywine, hardy, good.$1.00 doz.; $4.00 100 ; $301,000 
Herstine, hardy, very large 1.50 “ 10.00 “ 75 “ 
Kittatinny Blackberry. 50 “ 1.50 “ 10 “ 
Other Blackberries, Currants, Asparagus Roots, etc. 
Extra Early Vermont Potatoes, 40c. lb.; $1.50 41bs.; $2 peck; 
$6 bushel. 
Compton’s Surprise Potatoes, 75c. lb.; $2 4 lbs.; $4 peck; 
$12 bushel. 
Early Beatrice and other Peach trees. Catalogue free. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
New Blackberry! 
MOOSAC THORNLESS, 
No Thorns to Scratch; 
— __iovns to Scratch; 8 years under cultivation; 
Hardy , Never has winter-killed; quality the best; 
in productiveness unequalled; Prepaid by mall, 
$1.00 each; 2 plants, $1.50 ; 6 plants, $3.00 ; 12 plants, $5.00. 
For full history of berry and plate, with testimonials, ad¬ 
dress at once FRANK FORD, Ravenna, O. 
Agents wanted everywhere; liberal inducements. 
FREE. 
My elegant Illustrated Catalogue o { 
Flower and Vegetable Plants. Ver¬ 
benas, 75 cts. per dozen. Address 
MV. B. WOODRUFF, Florist, Westfield, N.J. 
ASRBE’RRIES, Currants, etc., at 
n k low rates. Monarch of the West Strawberry 
Plants, genuine, $1 per doz., $6 per 100, post-paid. Boyden. 
No. 30 at $1.25 per ICO. Wilson’s, $3.50 per 1000. 
Berry Baskets—in lots of 50 or 50,000. 
Fruit Trees and Vines. Price-list free. 
R. H. HAINES, Malden-on-the-Hudson, N. Y. 
100,000 Strawberry Plants 
Large stock of the celebrated Seth Boyden (No. 30) vari¬ 
ety. Terms very reasonable. Send for circular. Address 
E. P. ROE (Author of “Play and Profit in my Garden ”), 
Highland Falls, N. Y. 
Wilson’s Early Blackberry 
and other Small Fruit Plants. Also Peach Trees and a gen¬ 
eral Nursery Stock at low rates. For prices address 
DAVID BAIRD, Manalapau, N. J. 
eTKAWBflRRY, RASPBERRY, 
BLACKBERRY, Asparagus Roots, and Seed 
Potatoes lor sale by SAMUEL C. DE COU, 
Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
¥>EAR Souvenir <I;i Cougves (figured 
B in Agriculturist, Dec. No.). Nearly twice the size the 
Bartlett—ripening before it. Send for Catalogue describing 
16 new varieties apples and pears. Cions at low rates. 
W. S. CARPENTER & SON, Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
Rochester BERRY-BASKET. 
-H- Light, durable, well ventilated, low priced. Agents 
wanted. Gen’l Ag’ts, JOHN S. COLLINS & CO.. 
Moorestown, N. J. 
GRAPE-VINES. 
All leading varieties. Extra quali 
Price-list free. 
Extra quality. Genuine. Cheap. 
T S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
1,000,000 Grape-Vines 
The best and cheapest in America, for sale. No one dare 
undersell me. Concord, 1 year, $25 per 1,000; Select, $35. 
2 year old. $40; Extra, $45. Delaware, Eumelan, Martha, 
Hartford, Diana, Rogers, and all other sorts—very cheap. 
Also all sorts ot Small Fruits and Trees—cheapest. Address 
Dr. II. SCHRODER, Bloomington, Ill. 
2 00,000 Transplanted Evergreens 
$10.50 will buy 1,000 transplanted Arbor-vitse, packed 
and delivered at R.R. or Express office. Catalogues, and 
How, When, and where to Plant Evergreens mailed for 
stamp. WM. MORTON & SON, 
Allen’s Corner, Cumberland Co., Maine. 
FARMS IN VIRGINIA, 
With Dwellings, Barns, etc. Vegetation forNew York mar¬ 
kets four to six weeks earlier than New Jersey lands. 
Quick and Cheap Steam Transportation 
to All the Northern Markets. 
Trices $5 to $25 per acre. Farms both large and smal«. 
Lists with full particulars by addressing 
WM. P. MOORE & CO., Suffolk, Vn, 
TOTS A nfiO Growers, Truck Raisers, and 
A Farmers generally—send for our 
Circular and Price-list of the best Implement made for 
ridging Tobacco, Cabbage, and other land. Also for cover- 
ing potatoes, etc., and hoeing first time it lias no equal. 
GEORGE S. TAYLOR, Agent, Chicopee Falls, Mass. 
IC^OR SALE.-Five Stock, Grain, and Dairy 
-*L Farms 35 miles S. W. of St. Louis; over 800 acres cul¬ 
tivated ; 1,260 acres on turnpike; unsurpassed for beauty, 
quality, health, water, timber, buildings, and schools. 
Terms low and easy if applied for soon to 
SAM, JBYRNS, Hillsboro, Jefl, Co., Mo. 
