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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, 
[April, 
Four Hest Missive ©rapes, 
and best for all purposes, general or special, in the order 
named. 
Iona, Israella, Delaware, Diana. 
I offer plants of these hinds of best quality, for early bear¬ 
ing and continued productiveness in Garden and Vineyard. 
Prices lower than the cost of production. For Price Lists, 
Club-propositions and Pamphlet, send stamp. For Vine 
Planters Aid (Pamphlet with many engravings), send 
Twenty cents. I have endeavored to make it valuable to all 
interested in grapes. For plows (Deep working and Trench¬ 
ing) and information concerning them, send for Circular to 
J.'B. BROWN, President of Peekskiil Plow Works. 
C. W. GRANT, 
Iona, near Peekskiil, Westchester Co., N. V. 
NOTE.—It will be well to note that the high character of 
these kinds has been built up and established by the excel¬ 
lent plants sent out by the Iona establishment. 
©rape Yisies for Spring 186§. 
Post and Express charges paid. Grape vines only grown 
at Hanmore’s Celebrated Grape Vine Nurseries, adjoining 
Chas. Downing, Esq., Newburgh, N. Y. Variety and quality 
unsurp issed, if equalled, in the United States. All plants 
are grown with special regard to quality not quantity, and 
we will not send out poor plants at any price. For Whole¬ 
sale Descriptive Price and Club Lists, free, address 
JOHN W. HANMOEE, Box 81, Newburgh, N. Y. 
©If APE 
By the thousand or single one. The superior quality of the 
Vines offered, as well as their low price, will satisfy any who 
desire to plant good Vines. 
For Price List address R. W. HOLTON, 
Haverstraw. Rockland Co., N. T. 
MUST BE SOLD! 
25,000 Concord vines (good), per 100, $4.00; per 1,000, $80.00. 
. Iona, Israella, Diana, Ives, Hartford, Creveling, To Kalon, 
'Rogers’ 4,15,19, and Salem (true), very low. 
S. J. ALLIS, North East, Pa. 
“ NEW STRAWBERRIES. 
Charles Downing, see March No., $5 doz.; $25. 100; $150,1000 
44 2d size, $2.50 per doz.: $12.50 per 100. 
Glocde’s Perpetual Pine, everbearing, $2 doz.; $10,100. 
Globe, very large, splendid variety, $2 doz.; $10, 100. 
Finner Seedling, very large, extra, $2 doz.; $10, 100. 
Roine} r n Seedling, large, sweet, $2 doz.; $10, 100; $75, 1000. 
Harrison, a very large new variety, $2 doz.; $10.100. 
Market, large, productive, very early, $2 doz.; $10,100. 
These 6 varieties, without Charles Downing. 1 doz. each, $5. 
Great Rippowam, immense size, sweet, 50c. doz.; $2,100. 
Jucunda, strongly recommended, very large, 50c. doz.; $3,100. 
Durand’s Seedling, betterthan Jucunda, 50c. doz.: $3,100. 
Hubbard Seedling, large, productive. $1 doz.; $4,100. 
President, equal to Dr.' Nicaise in size. $1 doz.; $4, 100. 
Stinger Seedling, large, productive, firm, 50c. doz.; $3. 100. 
Ella7 large, earliest berry known, firm, line, $1 doz.; $4, 100. 
Philadelphia, a promising variety, very early, 50c. doz; $2,100. 
Abraham Lincoln, a magnificent berry, $1 doz.; $5, ion. 
Negro, a novelty, large, sweet, nearly black, $1 doz.; $6,100. 
These 10 varieties, 1 doz. each, $5. 
White Alpine,Red Alpine,Mead’s Seedling,each $1 doz;$3,100 
This entire collection. 20 varieties, 1 doz. each. $15. 
Dr. Nicaise. the largest berry known, 1 plant $1; 0 for $4. 
Agriculturist, Green Prolific, Downer’s Prolific, 30c. doz.; 
$1, 100.—100 plants or less sent bv mail, post-paid. 
Clarke Raspberry, $1 each, $9 doz. Philadelphia, do., $3 
doz.; $20, 100. 
Kittatinny Blackberry, extra large, sweet, $4 doz.; $25,100. 
A new Currant, Fertile dePalleau, largest known, $3 doz.; 
$15, 100. 
Address, W. S. CARPENTER, 156 Reade St., New York. 
PJLAKTTS. PLANTS. FMMT§. 
STRAWBERRIES: 
Barnes’ Mammoth ..... 
Jucunda (No. 700). 
Philadelphia and Rippowam_ 
Green Prolific and Russell....... 
N. J. Scarlet and Triomphe_ 
Agriculturist.. 
Albany and Starr’s Seedling. 
Downer, French, Cutter, Ida, & M< 
RASPBERRIES: 
Philadelphia... 
Clarke and Davison’s Thornless. 
Doolittle Black Cap.. 
BLACKBERRIES: 
Wilson’s Early,. 
44 44 Tips. 
“ “ Root Cuttings.... 
Kittatinny .... 
“ Root Cuttings.. 
100 or less sent pre-paid by mail on receipt of price. 
CHAS. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
THAW BERRY PLANTS CHEAP.—Wanting to 
clem 1 the ground early, if possible, we will fill orders 
from planters, sent before April 15th, 5 per cent, lower than 
any other responsible dealer. We grow 45 varieties. Send 
for Catalogue. C. E. & J. S. FR1TTS, Elvood, N. J. 
I F you want any Strawberry, Raspberry, or Black¬ 
berry Plants, Grape Vines, Currant Bushes or Asparagus 
Roots—good plants at low prices, address CHAS. COLLINS, 
Moorestown, N. J, Price Lists gratis. _ 
M OT1CRE 18 fiSEESSiBSY ©SVHOUf 
that, as I have some of the many different varieties of 
Small Fruits (Plants) yet on hand, all those who have not 
yet ordered should send at once and get my Price List, etc. 
THUS. C. ANDREWS, Moorestown, N. J. 
ARE CHANCE.—Kittatinny Blackberry, $3 
per 100; Wilson’s Earlv, do., $18; Clarke Raspberry, 
do., $ 18 ; Philadelphia, do., $iu. We are propagating an im¬ 
mense stock, and can furnish, after April 20th, fine young 
plants, with proper care, watiranted to succeed; deliver¬ 
ed free at your P. O. at above rates. Special terms to deal¬ 
ers and large planters. Also, DAVIaON’S THORNLESS 
RASPBERRV, $40 per 100,1 year tips, every plant warranted 
genuine and first class. Many other varieties. A large stock 
of GRAPE VINES, etc. Send for Catalogue. 
__C. E. & .1, S. FRITTS, Elwood, N, J, 
rg^RIJE CAPE COD CRANBERRY J>5 per ,1,000, 
Doz. 
too. 
1000. 
$4.00 
$25.00 
50c. 
3.00 
$20 
50c. 
3.00 
25 
40c. 
2.50 
20 
50e. 
2.00 
12 
30c. 
80 
4 
40c. 
1.00 
5 
30c. 
75 
3 
30c. 
75 
2.50 
25c. 
60 
2.09 
Doz. 
too. 
1000. 
2.00 
14.00 
125 
6.00 
40.00 
50c. 
$2.00 
15 
4.00 
30.00 
250 
2.00 
12.00 
too 
50c. 
2.50 
20 
2.50 
15.00 
140 
.40 
2.00 
15 
$i per 100. 
B. M. WATSON. 
Plymouth, Mass. 
W E OFFER a few hundred MISSOURI MAM- 
nioth, Blackberry and Clarke Raspberry plants At lew 
ftffum. J. W, CONE & CO., Vineland, n. March 1,1868. 
JXJCUITOA, 
Our No. 7©6 STRAWBERRY. 
We are not responsible for tlie correctness or well-doing 
of plants sent out by others, as Jucunda—our No. 100. Wc 
know that spurious varieties are in the market, which will 
certainly disappoint those who buy them. It is bad policy 
to plant such, though they could be had for nothing. A va¬ 
riety of such wonderful size, enormous yield, great beauty, 
and fine quality, that can be shipped from our Farm to New 
York, a distance of 400 miles, and then wholesale @ 50 cents 
per quart, when the market is glutted with other varieties 
which will not sell at any price, is certainly worthy of very 
general planting. That the true Jucunda is all this—will do 
allthis, andmucli more, we unhesitatingly assert. Whoever 
plants it largely first in the neighborhood of a good market, 
will reap a rich harvest. No fruit has ever been offered 
with stronger endorsement by good and competent men. 
See Catalogue for further information. 
We will furnish strong and vigorous plants at following 
prices: 
12 for $1.00 100 for $ 6.00 
50 “ 3.50 200 “ 10.00 
1000 “ 50.00 
At the price per doz., and.single hundred, we will send 
plants by mail when desired; larger quantities by Express, 
the purchaser paying Express charges. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
100,000 FINE APPLE. 
Grafted Year-ling, best sorts, 1000 only $50. Rasp¬ 
berry, Doolittle, Miami, Clarke, Philadelphia; do. Golden 
Cap , very best, perfectly hardy, yellow, large, enormous 
hearer, long in fruit, 1000, $30. Grapes, 2 and 3 year, fine. 
Jucunda Strawberry. Root Grafts, Apple, Pear, 
Plum, Cherry. Stocks, Quince, Plum, Cherry, and small 
Apple. Seeds, fresh, per bushel, Peach, $1; BlackWalnut, 
$1.50. Osage Hedge Plants, 10,000, $30; 2d size, $15. 
Evergreens, all sizes. Shrubs, very cheap. White 
Elm, transplanted, 1 to 3 feet, 1009, $16. Silver Maple, 
8 to IS inches, 10,000, $35. Roses, 10C0 strong, $140; young, 
fine, $73. do., Marshal Niel, superb, new, yellow, $9 doz. 
Verbenas, gloriously healthy, very low per 10C0. 
Send 3 Red Stamps for 3 Catalogues. 
F. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington, Ill. 
SEND FOR 
CIJSiTIS & COBH’S 
Vegetable and Flower Seed Direc¬ 
tory and New Sirring Catalogue. 
Our new descriptive, illustrated, priced Catalogue for 1868, 
containing all the novelties and specialties of the season, 
with a full list of choicest Gladiolus, Lilies, Tuberoses, other 
Summer Flowering Bulbs, Small Fruits, Shrubs, &c„ &c., is 
now ready to mail to all applicants enclosing us ten cents. 
Regular customers supplied without charge. 
Address CURTIS & COBB, 
848 Washington-st., Boston. 
SEED POTATOES. 
Early Goodrich, Harison, Lapstone Kidney, Gleason, Pink¬ 
eye, Rustycoat, Cuzco, Calico, Early Cottage, Sebec, Fluke, 
White Sprouts, Union. Coppermine, Andes, Shaker’s Fancy, 
and 50 other varieties. Four pounds of either variety will 
he mailed to any address, postage pre-paid, upon receipt of 
One Dollar. For larger quantities and descriptive Price-list 
Address REISIG & TIEXAMER, 
New Castle, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
SI 
ARISON Potatoes, $12; Early Goodrich, $7 
per barrel. My growing. Address, 
W. S. CARPENTER, 156 Reade St., New York. 
W EW APPLES selected from 100 Varieties — 
Vermont Beauty, summer, weighs 1 pound; Vermont 
Strawberry, Bnshwacker, Franklin, Kirtland, autumn, all 
large; Park Spice, large, winter,6 cions 1 kind, 50c.; 6 vari¬ 
eties, 6 cions, each $2 by mail. W. S. CARPENTER, 
Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
Easter® ©bio & Wester® Pennsylvania 
Nursery. The Mahoning Nurseries, Youngs¬ 
town, Ohio. The usual variety of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, 
Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Bedding and 
Green-house Plants, Bulbs. &o.., &c. Trees shipped directly 
by A. & G. W.. and P. H. AV. & C. It. It. Send orders to, or 
address for Catalogue. JOHN MANNING. 
Youngstown, O. 
"0 per 100 for No. 1, and $10 for No. 2, Iona 
fa_ W'and DelawareGi'ape Vines, strong roots grown on 
upland, from single eyes. Pierson & Brewster, Dansville, N.Y. 
CLARKE RASPBERRIES. 
Strong plants, $25 per 100, $180 per 1.000. 
J. W. CONE & CO., Vineland, N. J. 
MOTICE OUR PRICES : —Davison’s Thornless 
1™ Raspberrv, $40 per 100; Clarke, $35; Wilson’s Early 
Blackberry, $30; Kittatinny, $20; Agriculturist Strawberry, 
$6 per 1000; Jucunda, $20; Philadelphia; $25; grown by us 
and warranted genuine ; large lots lower. Also, Kittatinny, 
AVilson’s Early,-and Clarke Itoot-CU.t(;i!!gS. C. E. £ J, B. 
FRITTS, Elwood, N. J, , 
Sff>I£EiW ©F 1808 . 
Bocliester Commercial N ao-ses* je§. 
ESTABLISHED 1830. 
W. S. LITTLE, Proprietor. 
A New Circular of Prices, also a new edition of tlie DE¬ 
SCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of 80 pages; tlie former sent 
free to all applicants, the latter for 15 cents. Every descrip- 
tion of 
FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBBERY, 
Roses (a specialty),- Grape-Vines (by the million), Small 
Fruits, &c., including all the New tilings. Address, 
AV. S. LITTLE, Rochester, N. Y. 
Keyes’ Early Tomato 
Has fully sustained its reputation during the past season. 
We have a choice stock, specially saved torus, from the 
choicest and earliest fruit. Sent by mail at 15 cts. per packet. 
CURTIS & COBB, 
343 Wasliington-st., Boston. 
K EADING NURSERY.—Large and Small Fruits 
in large assortment. New and older kinds. Hardy 
transplanted out do. grown Grape \ r ines. 
200,000 Evergreen Trees, Arbor Vita;, Hemlock, Spruce, 
&c„ Shrubs. 
Send stamp for Illustrated Descriptive Priced Catalogue. 
J. AV. MANNING, 
Reading, Mass. 
OUGHKEEPSIE SMALL FRUIT NURSERY. 
A large stock of unusually strong Strawberry Plants of 
Wilson, Agriculturist, Jucunda, and other varieties, at low 
rates. Correspondence solicited. Send fora Price List. 
EDAVIN MARSHALL, Po’keepsie, N. Y. 
Hudson liver Antwerp Raspberry 
PLANTS. The best of all raspberries for market. Straw¬ 
berry Plants, Grape A’ines, etc. Send for price list. 
G. J. TILLSON, Highland, N.Y. 
OOT CUTTINGS of Kittatinny, §1.50 per ICO, 
$10 per 1000; of AVilson’s Early, $2 per 100, $15 per 1000. 
Plants oi Kittatinny, Wilson’s, Doolittle’s Black Cap, and 
the best Strawberries. G. II. Lambert, New Brunswick, N. J. 
T O FRUIT GROWERS.—Genuine plants of 
Clarke Raspberry, Wilson's Early, and Kittatinny 
Blackberry, at $15 a hundred. Also, Salem and Rogers’ Hy¬ 
brids grape vines. DENYS ZIRNGIEBIiL, 
Needham, Mass. 
W ilson’s Early, Kittatinny, Lawton Blackberries, 
Clarke, Philadelphia, anti other Raspberries, 20 Va¬ 
rieties of Strawberries, at low prices. Descriptive Catalogue 
free to all. Send for it. W. J. CHINNICK, Trenton, N. J. 
ITTATINNY and WILSON’S EARLY BLACK- 
BEliRY. Fine Plants. VERY CHEAP bv the quan¬ 
tity. Address AV. S. LITTLE, 
Commercial Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
MIOTICE.—Our New Descriptive Catalogue is 
•*-” now ready. It gives much valuable information in 
planting and culture of Small Fruits; and our manner of 
treating the Blackberry in winter so as to give a crop every 
year, also where to buy best varieties of Grapes, Strawber¬ 
ries, Raspberries, Blackberries, and other stock at moderate 
prices. Address inclosing 10c. A. J. Hatfield, Niles, Mich. 
1,000,000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
Jucunda, Agriculturist, French and Shaker Seedlings, 
Green Prolific, Triomphe de Gaud, &c„ &c., by Mail or Ex¬ 
press. S. J. ALLIS, North East, Pa. 
Missouri Mammoth Blackberry. 
Fruited ten years, never winter-killed, enormous bearer. 
History in Price List of Small Fruits, (which I will sell low). 
Send Inquiry List. My Small Fruit Culturist, intended to 
tell beginners howto succeed, for 10 cents. Address, with 
stamp, JOHNSTON’S NURSERY, South Bend, Ind. 
PHILADELPHIA (very early), or 30 Jucunda 
£j?'3Jr(jjo. 700) strawberry plants, sent by mail for $1. For 
larger quantities see J. S. COLLINS’ priced advertisement, 
page 118, March No. of Agriculturist, or send for List of 
prices, Moorestown, New Jersey. 
ggMALL EVERGREEN AND DECIDUOUS 
K? Trees at wholesale. Price list sent free on application. 
Address from March 1st to June 1st. A. P. CHAPMAN, (Nur¬ 
seryman and Tree Dealer), 144 Fulton-st., New York. Any 
other time, Portland, Me. 
M ATIVE EVERGREENS. 6 to 12 inches high— 
Balsam Fir, Arbor Vitas. AVhite Pine, American Spruce, 
and Hemlock, also Larch, at $5 per 10..0. Packing free. 
J. A. ROOT, Skaneateles, N. Y. 
RANBERRY VINES, well packed in Moss, $6 
per bbl. Also more of those Choice Early Sebec Pota¬ 
toes. Dp.. B. H. STEVENS, Essex, Conn. 
LJJgV/?[A Bbls. Harison & Early Goodrich Potatoes. 
Asa VjrV p Strawberry, Raspberry/and Blackberry Plants, 
choice varieties. Priee'List, gratis. J OlIN CRANE, Union,N.J. 
COLLINS”MOORESTOWN, N.UrTTTs 
the man who sells good plants so cheap. 
<PHAS. 
'AJ the n 
/& r FT13J^^ ^ ST©I^ , .—All Wanting Farms.—Cheap 
PSL farms and fruit lots lor sale, at the Junction of the West 
Jersey and Cape May Railroads, 18 miles south of Philadel¬ 
phia. Soli, fine loam, superior for all crons; country rolling 
enough for beauty and utility; climate mild and proverbially 
healthy; water soft and pure. No fever and ague. Circu¬ 
lars, giving full information, sent free. Address, 
W.M. AEROTT, Glassboro, N. J. 
T O CORN GROWERS.—Will be sent anywhere 
for $1.50 apiece, McConaughey’s Corn Dropper, a 
farmers'invention. A complete tiling. Drops it right to the 
place. Can be set to average any number of grains to a hill. 
Circulars sent on application. 
THOS. B. MoCONAUGHEY, 
Newark, Delaware. 
A LAST Cl 
vines at $55 per 
at oft.ee, .Address 
E to procure fine first class Concord 
-- As^t|ow offered. Order 
P CHANCE to procure fin 
5 pel- 1,000; $250 per 5,W10i is 
.duress &. e. Mkissnl.., 
RiciinoM V, 0., Stated Island, R, Y. 
