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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1869)
R. W. FURNAS, EDITOR, To bom all Communications on Agriculture nhould be addressed. AXKUAL ELECTON Of the, Officer r the Kimaha County Agricultural Assentation. NOTICE Is hereoy iven that in accordance w ith Article 2nd of the By-Lows of the Asso ciation, the Annual Election of Officers for tliesamc will take place on Saturday, March 27th, at 1 'clock, p.m., in the front room of the AHvrrtier office, In Brownvllle. A. full attendance Is earnestly requested. IL O. MINICK. Secy. K Does It pay to Invest In good" stock ; when it seems to cost a comparative - exhorbitant price, is a question often mrcurrmg tu ia.iiucis, ouu wv jority of cases, is decided In the nega tive. This tardiness is just what makes it pay the enterprising farmer, as they thereby have a more exclusive control of the kind of stock they im port. We the other day learned how ' Mr. W. II. Ilawley's venture In Chcs tervvhite hogs has paid. He pur chased a pair of this breed pome two years since for $30, eince which hehasi sold $230 worth, and has left what he could easily realize $150.for; or a total of about $400 on an investment of $30 for stock which costs less to keep than the ordinary kind, and found a ready -market at all times. Besides a hand some profit Mr. Hawley has earned the thanks of his fellow farmers for his enterprise in this matter. It will pay to invest In good stock. Dreer's Garden Seeds ! ALWAYS RELIABLE. BEIXQ AS REPRESEX1ED, Fresh and G onulno. 'FARMERS. GARDENERS, and all -L others In want of Seeds, will find It to their advantage to send their orders direct to the Needlirower. The following are a few of the leading varieties V.wr, Him on ETtra Karly .o 10 f 1 25 " Karlv Blond Turnip " Half Long BloiKi 10 1 1 Z in 30 80 60 M 60 J IS 20 (Xxltlxigc. I-arce Karly York. 1 00 6 00 6 00 " ImIj Wlnulnctadt " Wakefield Pbilada. Hat Dutch " " Large Drumhead. 6 00 00 3 00 1 50 1 50 1 50 Chrrof, I4ng lark Orantre... " Kurt v Scarlet Horn.. Cucumber, Karly White 8pln " Long "" , ,, IB 30. 2 00 CbiiliJUtwrr, Karly " Karlv Krfurt fVlTjr, Preer s Wvhtte,Holld " Turner's Incomparable Dwarf.. . 1 4 .240 40 SO 25 40 40 10 10 10 40 40 60 so lo 15 15 15 25 2 AO 50 511 10 4 00 4 00 2 50 4 00 4 00 1 00 jjrrnire, j-.ariy cmriea. y jirl y ( 'tl)ne. " Royal Cbhuge jlrlont, j et ted C itron.. " Jenny Lind 1 00 1 00 5 on 5 HO 6 00 00 " Mount Hwert Water.. OuUm, Kartre Red Wetberstield.. lenow Mtrasburg.. " Yellow Dnnvera... " White or Hilverwkln I morted Heed, H above prices. Pnrtnip, Ijirer Suear Jta'lith, Long Nriet hhort Top..... KeU and White Turnip " Karly (live shape Unitary, or ynter 11 ant frj'uixh, Karly linsh , 1 on l r l -z 1 25 S 00 1 50 1'iiikuo, Kxtra Karly 4 O txlt s favorite 4 no 4 no Tilden Turnip, Karlv White Flat Dutch ..- Purple Top, fiat...... " Caster's Imperial, Purple Top. 67 T5 10 Jtuta liaga 10 1 00 Jti" All the above mailed at ounce price. By ttie pound, 10 eta. additional, to prepay postage. T bns. f 12 o 10 00 10 00 .""Il'lV'iiV 14 no - 14 00 20 00 10 U) 10 no 5 M 5 00 6 00 Tot. Beam, Early Dwarf Wax.. " Mohawk " " Valentine fo oo 50 1 on m 60 CO l oo 50 50 M X) 30 30 " niantwaz.. Irfe I J ma. 7 van, Ireer's Kxtra Karly . " Tom Ilium. " Mcl-ejni Little Oem... " Champion; of England., " Kuirine " It luck Kve Marrowfat.. Orn, Adam's Kxtra Karly..., " I Jirtfe Sweet or hutrar.. Slow ell b Evergreen.. 6 00 M B" 15 cts. additional for each quart by mail TUatoet, Karly Rose,..."? ft ft...? peck V5. bus. ilS. (Ml lb to the bushel.) Early tiiodrich, llarrwon, and-other vari eties at market price. For a (i!l llrt of varieties nee 7rr (rrtrdrn fii4 tuUir far iHiti. which contains descriptive list of i . . . . nirutuii nun r in, iri r-w-r-w.., . nrifl ict 1 lull li. How, lirape Vines, Hnuntl Frutta, Books, Iraple mentM, trc. Mailed to all who enclose a postage stamp. Address HENRY A. DREER, Jfurttrymcm and .Seed Orourr, Zl 714 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. THE BEE KEEPER'S JOURNAL AGRICTJLTTJRAIi DIRECTORY. A XEV MONTH LY, pub lished by M. A. Kinii vada, Ohio, at One Dollar a year. Kdiled by H. A. King author of The Bee Krner't JP JTfZr I 3V-rt Book, Hintsto Bre. Jtrep- f: ' " " 1 cr. etc.. and M r. K. K Tup- - y per, Iowa's noted writer on r . ill i ' fiiltnre. Tim JunmT No., and Jints to he Krep ert, containing our f25 premium ofl'er, sent five on uitplicalion. Write now, and von will not forcet it. ut ArirtrM II 1 k'lVlKI 'm,,U ft The Walter Grape. PRICE LIST. Per Per Eaehv- Vxnt. 25 Per 50.' f 128 170 212 4.3 Per 75. 2W 810 C20 Per 100. J240 ifJI Ml 800 X o. 3 one vear. No. 2 lo Ni. 1 do 4 43 s m no 10 108 220 Two years best. i.Y LAKVE QUAXTTTTTZI AT MUCH SEDUCED JS A TEH. Saccharine Tests for TTine. At the National Saccharine Test for Wine, at nammond)ort. N. Y Oct. 2nlh. iNtM, the Valana stood In saccharine matter 1 Walter y&I(ma 101 Iielatenrr lol. This test was made with 17 ounce of the WwittT, somewhat frosen, to 24 ounces of each of the other varteM Next morning thefnperlntendent. Clerk, and one of the Directors of the Pleasant Yalley Wine Co. (the parties who conducted the test the day before.) to satisfy themselves of the merits of the r'Walter" -by an ejual trial, tetOed 17 ounces of lona from the name lol that were nsed the day before, and the raccharometer stood at VI the Walter beating it 8. Had 17 ounces of the Delaware and Catawba been prensed equally hard with the U alter, their skins and centres being arid, the Delaware would have Mood lower and the Uatawba proportionably below the Ielaware. All the other varieties ranged much lower than those enumerated above. There had been constant rains and damp weather n the section where the Waiter grew its comietit ora growing at Hanimondsport aud along the lakes, where there had been bnt little rain during the sea eon dry soil and weather being necessary for the perfect sweetening of grapes. A committee of the American Institute Farmer's Club, in a reeoort of Sept. 22, lxw, printed in the New York Semi-Weekly Tribuneof Sept. 35th, after npoaking of the uualitixs of the- Walter, aay: "We conclude the h atter will be a valuaUe gtupe In the grape regions of the npper nwisKij)pi.ou theshores of Lake Krie. In w estern New " ork. on the slate soils of western Pennsylvania, and wherever else native grains are successfully giowW i . Litter from Cfvnrlea VTooltsy, one of Iht fiat ttne vardiMtM in tie Slits, Visktarb Poixxv Vlster Co., X. 21ay 15, kbt. I i ifriart. Fririt Ociywood. Dkah MRU t You r of the lRth T am. ta receipt of. In which you ask U I have any objections tn sending you, for publication, the facts 1 am acquainted with, in relation to the charactoe of the (titer ifrnte, 1 have never indorsed' the charucter or uxefulnens of vines, or other articles of any duscripUon.and would not at my present stage- of life were it not for two reasons wluch seem sufficient. Kind, I know the Wtitler (trnpe. will meet the prejudices widespread throuchout the country, cauwd by the worthlesNness in ntmt localities of many of lu prwUvesNors. sec ond, because I can say from personal observation that the U iittrr ts the best variety I have had any knowlcdre of. and I think I have cuUivatd nearly all that hsvebeen recommended, discarding them all and falling back npon the Concord and Hartford Prolific a vinevard varieties. I am Interested In knowing that the fruit of the Waiter grown larger each vear as the vine grows oldtr. being last yer fullv ime-third lanrw than It was two years airo. It grow- well ; sets frtiit well. 1 have seen it rijie sev eral times berore Hartford, and I have never seen anv mildew on its fruit or on Its Urge and thick, but IAware shaped foliage. The flavor of the fruit I , think superior to any trfher variety. You say In vour circulsr It Is a seedling of the Ivlawareand Diana; 1 think thecharacter of each of thexe varie ties ts quite disUnirumhable In the WolUr, twrticu- larlv that of the lte'sware. I alsd think ft would make a wine of high character. I have visited tt annual! V since It flrn bore, six years ago, three times In L ister I'o., N. V .. In a low valley, w here the Isa bella seldom ripens, and each time it was lully rie In August. I have seen It each of the three past sea sons in PonirhkeeiiKie. ripening at the sau.e time. excepting last year, when the constant ntlus pre vented all varieties rrom maturing at tiietr usual time, but it perfected Its fruit by the middle of Sep ......Kr I'he raisins of t lis last meutioned rron I have aeen and eaten, which were good. Knira its mieced'tuj in tl low valley and U'uadou clay of Mnrtena, and also In the dry slatey position in Vonchkeetwie. I think it will be well adaoled to tiie varied aei tions of ir country. You may make V bafver use of these opinions you Vsrn proper. Yours truly. OlAKLKs U uOLliY'. riHTii4(:jYwiMin . y PuiyVectrrie, X. Y, G' REOORY'SSEED CATALOGUE. 1 hove ver sixty acres In ssi on my Shree Vnrum, In Mrtlehead. Mass., wher J liave raised over one hundred varieties the part tMsison. uil pert""!'! i MrtL I import many cUirtoo Ks) frm I lie hst Kuroiiin growers. As the or-h-.iihl liitnsii.o-r of the lluhtard Squash. Marhle ImkI 4idiii-hIi CahtKure. aod many new and rare -. "1aiiiw. I ln he the patronase of the poWlic tfi HY'riW'J In lie m TireenlA. i ilnlttffuet mr.,r,.t.,,UL JAMlJ i. 11. iUlXM)HY, .-,i,iu Karl.lrhead, Mass. the iir-sT I'LL HAVE, IF IT 1. t:tSTM A KAHjI 1! rJirly IUee 1-otnto. A nirt : n ail I oreun i r.iuf V l.wta, I'Rts. larn-y, rn. l'rfi"1, .r S-1. Il, 1'owls. Is-t 1 ....c-r i -iin.-r. s-iul UT Hi" " Kriinlal Karni Jmii.1.' :! " r.il. A-1 'S" j, I 4 J. A. 11 i i , I htBioerh'trg. Pa. DO YOU WANT TREES FOR THE FIIAIRIKS? If you do. look At the following prii-es. These tre are all nwra-ry pro. The Evergreens have been transplanted one to three time ; we prepay freight on tnem : White Elm, one year old, line.. flS pe Y. do Ash, do do do KiiL'sx Maple, do do do .15 per I'M) .15 per looo soit do do o do lUlsnm Kir, 8 to 12 Inches 12 per in 2T per 21 per l'l 30 per 1000 Hemlock. to fj Inch Bulaam Kir, 12 to IH inches.... Am. ArborA itae, 8 to 12 inches... . 15 per iww do do i. u n inci . 30 mr mm 30 per J Norway Spnicet tJ2 in.hes.. do do 10 to 20 inches... Am. Larch, fl to 10 inches h per i'sj 20 per lir"l do do IX to 20 tncne 40 per low 25 per l' to per looo European Larch, 5 to 10 incees , do do 8 to 18 inches send orders at once for your trees, that you may notbedis.ppoio.ed -mm Brookfield; Mo,. E VERGREEN & FOREST TREE Ht:i'.i)U.(is. fnr the lYairiesor NeDrns- t-a. We are offertn Whitr IHne. llrmlneic, jtrrxir wtn sL.tw M,.ur mui liirrh Sertilinat. In lots Ot 50,' r iiuirc il f i'Ml.SB er THssd. We i, of. tii in.rina stock of KvenrTeens and Forest Irees in thewest.. Send stamp forcirc-ular. Pamph lets conUinlng full, practical and scientinc Inntruo llons for proisigating, handling, planting and man-aL-ementof iorestTreee and Kvert'H'ens.mailHdfor 50 c. nts. l'lXN E Y A WKAD. sturgeon Jiay, v is. OF TIIE IMPORTANCE OF t Evergreen Wind Brakes On oor Western Prairies, every enterprising far mer Is fully aware. The follow ing from the irartwn- erm Wunlhlv IK Ul I lie mint : "We are often astonished at tne great ainerence between shelter and exposure. In our own neign fMirhnod. as we write. Salvia. Snlendes, Heliotrope, lierannnns, ic, are in full bloom in gardens shel tered bv trees on the northwest, while not a hundred yiirdu from the one Ui our inibd's eye, the same flow ers are black, and have levn lor some weeks oacK ; and in the middle of winter apl.ice Kiirroundtsl with evergreen beiw will be more like a spring scene than one of winter." All who have had experience also know howmnen Greater the chances of success are with TKAXi 'LASTED SIESKRY UKOWS' EVERGKEES'X than with Eoret Evergreens, commonly designated "Native." Tiie latter usually tail ; and must, in or der to grow at all, have the cloeevt attention an (tail circiimstjiiices favorable: while those rrown In a seed bed. and OSCKor TWICE TKAS'SJ'LA ATE If need no more care than any other tree. The old addaee Every Man to hit Trade" n no case was ever more applicable than in OROWIS'U EVEK- UREES'S until they are established, our rricea are so low that no Prairie Farmer can afTord to get along with lens than oue hundred or more. Thev will, in 5 to 8 vears. make as effectual a wind brake as a stone wall, and add hundreds of dollars to the selling value of any farm. TRICE LIST. Feb too rxa looo Norway Spruce, 8 to 1! Inches-. 8 f lo do do 12 to I do 10 50 do do 15 to IS do 15 60 Austrian Pine, 6 to 12 do . ,, 8 33 Scotch do 6 to 12 do . . 8 XS White do 10 to IS do 7 Am. Arborvitae 6 to 12 do - 6 30 DECIDUOUS TREES. European Ash, 2 to 4 It 412 per 100 do Mountain Ash, 6 to 10 In 1 per loo do do do ltosrtsioperioo 40per.n do Linden, 1 to 1 ft 10 per 1U0 do juin good ttmoer tree, z years strong 10 per 100 KUROI'MAS, UK TritttJLtSiT J.AKVM, the brut timber tree in the world, it being imperi&htiHr, and nearly an rapid a ir rower as the iSoft AlaDle. eight to 12 Indies .. $1 per HO ICS per 1000 Same, 12 to la Inches - (per 100 JSperlOUO TERMS STRICTLY CASH. As oor low prices will not enable us to realize npon TIKX SALES. On order of over f 10 and under fS, half the express charges will be prepayed. On orders of $23 and over all express charres rreoald. Stock warranted In good condition. Oor stock is very tine, and we think we cannot be undersold. Remittances may be made by postal order, draft on New York or Chicago, by mail ; orU.S. and Na tional currency by express, prepaid. Currency if by m.-oi at senuer s risk though generally bale. HOOT GRA FTS, TRAySCEXDEST AXD JIYHLOP CRAB, put up to order. Circular containing many useful hints and a gen eral assortment Price List sent on receipt of stamp lor iMisiage. Propositions for advertising from Western Agri cultural papers solicited. Address 11AKK.NKW ASIIREWS, llHiw Faribault, Minnesota. TITUSVILLE NURSERY. MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. 20,000 PEACIITREES 5 to 6 feet hlgh. Sioo per inno 4 to feet hi;;h . 60 per lw 40 per louO I i'i to 4 feet high AH the lead I inr varieties In rood assortment. Pack ed aud delivered at Railroad station without EXTRA CHARGE. V:U,UUU Peach Trees In dormant bud. JGOper looo Packed. o,UUU Dahlias. A fine collection, embracing Show, Fancy and Pompone varieties ; 30 cents each ; 83 per dozen, seat by mall, IHwtage paid ; (15 ier hundred by express or freight. Small Norway Spruce, and Other EVERGREENS, LOW. ALSO GENERAL ICTJRSERY STOCK. EARLY ROSE POTATOES, 1 per lb; (2per3S8. HARRISON POTATOES, $1 per 4 tm by Mail. Landrelh's Garden Seeds. B LA CK WELL BROTHERS, fcbV3m TUuxvUle. Mereer O) . A'. J WEST -fWlDlNTJiu NUESEBIES. GRAPES VINES. I Invite the attention of Dealers and Planters to my large stock of GRAPE VXirES, mostly two years old, having been root pruned and planted out last Spring. They have made a very large growth. I offer great Inducements to those wanting vines. Likewise I have on hand s rood stock of Wilson and Klttatlnny BLACKBERRY, DAVIDSON'S TnORNLESS, AND DOO LITTLE BLACK CAP RASPBERRY. SEXD FOR PRICE LIST. A. 8. IT ALL, feb25-anv Vlneland, N. J. CEEDS, ROOT GRAFTS. Osage O Orange Seed, prime, new. t't rer Inishel. Apple iscros, reacn 'its, iroiten. oot t ; rails, Ap- io. packtsl. lil.t""!, fill). (Hatce lled-e plants, 1st cl., .ui', W. li),im. fii. Peach Hale s 'jrly and other lest sorts. NtM'ks Apple, IVar, Plum. Cherry, Uuince, Ac Howes, Evergreens, Grapes, Downing tMeberry, Charles downing Ktrswln-rry, Itlack- lHTri, ItiLspttemes. tireen House ittslding l'laiits, Dahlius, Lilies, Ac bend l'k for three talogues. r. iv. rnut..M, Bloomington Nursery, feh2V(Sm Mclean Co.. Illinois. Fresh Garden, Florer and Trea Seeds, and Small Fruits, Prepayed by Mail. A complete and judicious at sortment, 25 sorts of either Seeds, tl.OO. Ttoo Cape Cod Cranberry with directions for culture on nign or low . .t. n. T" V. . .1 J"pn.n IloueysacHe, diarminf; new hardy 'Vine. 50 cents each. (5.00 yter doz prepaid. Ke-w Early Rose Potato, 75 cents per lb. 5 lbs. 13.09, prepaid. Priced catalogues to any address, also trade lists, cratis. Seeds on commission. Agents "W anted. JJ. 11. WATSON, Old Colony Ntir series and Seed Establishment, Plym outh, Mass. Established 1812. NEW SEEDLING POTATOES. Three pew kinds, of great excellence not to I fi.urd l any othercaUvloirie; areenrraved ami fiii:y dtwriood In mv nev esl c!nl.rii, tmt prtt,t H.ulL JiMIM J. J(.l.KtJOUY. ilarUtheadMass. HO EVEDGnEEIlS ! FJl ORNAMENT, Protection and Wind Breaks,, for Homes on the Fralrie, and Stock in Inclement seasons. Balsam, Spruce aol Norway Pine-, to V) Inches hig- 410 per lmw Arbor Vitae, Hemlock A White Pine, to 10 inches nign per looo per l'W per looo American Larcn, to 10 u eh as-high.. American iAreh. 2 to 3 feeft. inuirlwt various kinds per toou European. Larch, 8 to 10 Inches lo 12 per looo TTE ARE I3IPORTISG OUR EUROPEAII LARCH DIRECT FROM EUROPE. Our Small Frnfls are from dry, rlean, clay land. In theCreen Bar country. We tiud trees from that section do much the best with ns. We make ninety per cent, grow, and aregood shape. Will be secured bv one of the firm, personally, when taken up. We make E VEEiEEEJ$ specialty. XO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOXING. i- One-fourth cash to accompany the order; the ballunce C O. D. RurrKHFNCFe. President or Cashier of either of the banks in this city; or, F. A. Tisdel or Cbanes Hmith, rtolem, Nebraska." .-t.t, Address wujwai k m. fehlVsni Freeport, Illinois. FRUIT ATVD ORIVA3IEXTAE Grape Vines, etc, for Spring of 1869. WlioIca!e and.Relail. Uo nfTor fnr Rnrlnir Tllantln a StOCk Of Ffuit and Ornamental Trees. Grape Vines, die, which for ex tent, variety, vigor aud beauty of growth has never been surpassed. . , t.-. . 1 1 i u rivon In the following Catalogues hist Issued, sent prepaid on receipt of 10 cents each. alogue of Fruits. No. 2, Ornamental Trees. No. X, Ureea House Plant. No. 4, Wholesale List ELIAVAJVGER Jk BAB RY, ML Rope Nurseries, Rochester, N. T. ll-fint TIIE SALEn. First Premium swarded by the Lake Shore Grape Growers Association for "the Best Six cluster of Fruit, Quality to Ruls." Having Thirty Acres of the SALEM In vineyard. we consider it for hardiness, earlinoss, abundant promise in bearing, freedom from disease, beauty of cluster, and high foreign quality of fruit, the best and most profitable out-door lirape in America We offer vigorous vines, grown from the original stock of Ht. E. S. Rogers, as follows: Each, rerdos. Per 100. Per 1000. S-year old .11,50 9,00 t,,00 fwo.OO 1-year old 1,00 6,00 35,00 200,00 T. L. HARRIS, Salem on Erie Brocton P. U.. Chautauqua Co.. N. T. 1 11-tm IVC'S SEEDLING OR-A3PE ROOTS. The best Grape for general cultivation la this country. A so decided by a committee of Ave cf the most noted Grape Growers and Wine Makers in the United States. Price so low that all who will may plant them. We are now selling them at $50 per 1000 ; $7 per 100. One dozen sent my mail, securely packed, post- age paid, for $1,30. Address, BIcCULLOrOII, DRAKE St CO. ll-3m Box 37, Sharpsburg, Ohio. HOWS NURSERY OF AND SMALL FRUITS. IIENRY It. HOW, PROPRIETOR. Near New Bmnsvrlck, New Jersey. One Mile from Voorhee's Station, Millstone Railroad TWEXTI-FITE THOUSAND PEACH TREES, One Tear Old rron tne Bnd. First Size, thrifty stocky trees, Hi to S feet high, $10 per 100; S70 per 1000. Second Size, thrifty stocky trees, 2 to U feet high, $7 per 100) $56 per 1000. List of Varieties Sow on Hand. Early kln-ls ripening here in August are Hale's Early, Troth's Early Red, Large Early York or Jtonest Joiin. uooleoge s r avorite, jiriy i tuotson. George the Fourth, Yellow Rjirerine, Royal George, I Crawford's Early Melocoton, and Moore s Favorite. The kinds ripening from the beginning to the end of September, are Old Mixon free, Mary's Choice, Morris v bite, iJergen's lenow, iteeves favorite, Susquehanna. Crawford's Late Melocoton, Druid urn. uki Mixon ciing. prince a ma Jturenpe ana orange Cling. Late varieties ripening In the end of September And beginning of October, are Stump the World, President. Late Admirable. Ward's I .ate Free. Free stone Heath, Smock's Late Free, tCrocket's Late W hite t ree, uirpenter s wnite ana Late lieath Cling. 23,000 Lawton Blackberry Plants 813 per Theasaad. 20,000 Wilson's Albany Strawberry Plants $5 er Thousand. 10 000 Russell's Prolific Strawberry Plants $3 per Thousand. HENRY K. HOW, Kew Brunswick, X. J. ll-3m MUTER PLUM. The only Hardy, Productive and Satis factory Plum In the Northwest. This extremely hardy and valuable Plum bids de fiance to Curculio, cold winters and other unhealthy inlluences. ChlcTPoInls of Value: 1. It Is perfectly hardy. 2. It is not liable to injure from late Spring frosts. 2. It grows rapidly while young. 4. It is free from every disease. 6. It fruits very early. . It bears a crop everv year. - 7. The fruit keeps well and will bear transporta tion. 8. The fruit Is of excellent flavor. 9. The ladies prefer It for preserving. hi. It is never injured by the Curculio. 11. The fruit ripens about the lost of September, when there is no other plum to be had. PRICES: " line well grown trees, five feet high and upwards, each 1 ; pus uo$lu; par hundred, $70. JOEL BARBER, Lancaster, Wis. lMnr S3 O H U o S a c cs; i 5 :3 a w Q A 23 MA u s o , u ' -1 o OZ2 C2 I a. ax Om 6s e 6s Es tQ 6s o o s a g- o tt o .rl o o xn t- c o i . to o - mt Ui - Q. .5 OS j si 2 a 06 I ft! 8 e u 0) ss a 9 o I Jt u a t Pt3 C I1 .5 o ca. X3 OEa. NORTH WESTERN APPLE SEEDS. NURSERIES. SOOT GRAFTS. APPLE CJ0XH OSAPK VIXEX. oaUtSe hardieM kind. XUESEMY STOCK OF ALL DESCXiPTIOXH. tl t -ttrr J. . 811CH3IAN, Zotkford, 1U. TVE'S SEEDLING. TIIE GREAT X PKEJUUM UKAfhi v inesanduuuintrs of ttiis and many other kinds, at lowest rates. Stock and satisfaction guaranteed. Ive's Vinea 1 and 2 years old, from io to 70 per looo, owing to age and class. Cuttings, 88 per 1O00: four buds each, 835 for S000. Colored plate of the Ive's 60 cts., poet paid. Bend fur ita history and price list of General Nursery btoclc, rree. r. makiia, Box 113 Mt. Washington. 20-iw Hamilton Co. Ohio. ASAGE ORANGE SEED BY MAIL v On receipt of 51. ou we win send by man, postage paid, one pound or usage orange aeea. Tlxree Pounds for $3.00. Oar seed Is new and good. We can also supply 11 Dy the Bushel or Hundred Bushel. Address McCullongh, Drake A Cov 19-. Box 37 Hharpaburg. Ohlet. GENUINE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS. samples skxt tbkk to takmz&s. FROM 100 to 130 bushels grown to the acre. Weighs from 40 to 45 pounds to the bushel. This Oats has been grown on everv variety of soil, and in every State of the Union, with the most perlect success. The grai n is rrry large, plump and handsome, has a remarkably thin hutc, and ripens earlier than the common varieties. The straw is bright, clear, ttouf, and not liable to lodge, is perfectly clear of rvtt, and grows from 4 to 5 feet high. We have both the White and Block Norway, both the same price, and equally produc tive. We will send one Quart of the above Oats to any address, post txiid, for . . M 00 Two quarts, powl paid 2 00 One peck sent by express or freight-... 00 One bushel, 40 pounds ,,, 19 00 CAUTION. We wish It distlnctlr understood thnt this is not alight oats. weiehincSS to 32 pounds. raised in New England, and sold under the name of isorway, nut imported seed, every bushel guaran teed to weigli 40 pounds, or the monev refunded. (samples of both kinds tent free for a three cent stamp. circulars and I esttmontais free. Address all orders to N. P. BOYEK A CO. 19-2t Parksbitrg, Chester Co., Pa. CHERRY HILL NURSERIES. Established ia 1854. NURSERYMEN, DEALERS AND PLANTERS, will find st these Nurseries s complete collection of TREES ALTD PLANTS, In every department. Standard Fruit Trees, Dwarf Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Orape Vines, Fruit Stocfcs, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, &c. Evergreens, In great variety, Roses, a fine collection, Seedlings, for nurserymen. Rare Plants, recently lm ported. Rhubarb & Asparagus, an immense stock. NEWWHOLESALE CATALOGUE JUST ISSUED. Iloopes, Bro. A Thomas, WEST CHESTER, Penn. feb!8-3m THE KITTATHJNir, The LARGEST and most Productive, SWEETEST and most ' Delicious, HARDIEST, and every wsy the best Blackberry Known I HTVi o bKata to .mntv twraA int Jbv the testimony ot a"ll who have crlvan It a fitv trial all nva. tk. ..a am. country, and Is the only new fruit of recent Introduction that conies np to the recommendations of its friends. PLANTS OF TUXS AND OTHEK KINDS. Also the Best Strawberries & Raspberries, EARLY ROSE, aud otlier Seed Potatoes, delivered at your nearest Post Office as cheap ss It you called at the nursery in person, ana Warranted Genuine. PRICE LIST GRATIS. Adlress E. WILLIAMS, Montclair, Xeic Jertey. fcbll-3m HOME NUESERY. Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Evergreen TREES, AND Ornamental Shrubbery. A LARGE VARIETY. Also, Grape Vines, Currants, Gooseberries, Kasp berriesand Strawherries.Cnoice Jloses, Creep ers, Vines, Tulips, IJllies, Peonies, Dielytra, etc, AT tOlV RATES. Grounds 2d Block South of Court Jlouse HAVANA, ILLINOIS. SPRING OF 1801). I desire to call the espeoial-attention of my former customers and the public generally, to my stock and prices. esiecially to tne quality oi tnestocK now offered, and I would solicit a continuance of your patronage and favors, to deserve which my best ef forts will be directed. ' &aVPHckine and Shipping done in a careful man ner. All Koods delivered at the Express OtUce, Kail road or Steamboat Landing free of charge. Plant and Seeds by Mail. Grapevmes,Straw berrieM, Currants, llaspberries. Goeterries, Aspar agus, V ines and Climbers, Bedding Plants, Bulbous KooLs, uarrten, lower ano I ree iseetts, win be sent by mail any distance, securely packed in gutta-percha silk, damp moss, Ac I send-articles packed in this way in perfect safety to the- most distant parts of the Vnited Slates. SIf articles sent out by me are not as represen ted, send them back at my expense and your money shall be refunded. Some of the leading articles will be furnished at the following prices. Catalogues and Heed Circular furnished on appli cation. Concord Grapes, per dot; f5 per hundred. Ive's Seedling, si,iu per dos.; fio per hundred. lelaware, two years oia, z.tc each. Clinton, $1 per dos.; SH per hundred. My list of Lilies include the best of the Japan va rieties, and our old native favorites at low rates. Summer Bulbs. GladUtoa. or Sword Lily. The recent Improve- uiriiin in mc . ti 11.-1 in. ui Ul in IcpienUICl UUWPr renders Itone of the finest of all '"Flora's" gifts. My stuck comprises over thirty varieties, vary ing in price from 10 cU. to l.."iu ner Imi). Tisridn, or Mexican Lily. An appropriate com- l'.niun uis auuve, oi an easy cultivation, 10 centH each. Amarilli, or Jacobean Ltlr.-IUre, CO cU each. Tube Hose. A fine stock andcheap, a cents each. Herbaceous, &.c, &c. Chinese Peon!os........ .' Yimwin.................. Hollyhock .....each 25 cts Ilerliuceous Spierufl... - M Chrysatilhcmunis....... " 2J Yu-a r'ilament4ina .... -j Aqulleglatilunduhma........... " jj " Alba. ....... 25 Cemla " n " Aurea " 24 ftweet FlcetitiMl v'lilets7.J!!!!!!!!.., . il PolyaiitliimiKnKlixh)......... 2$ Lychno!mraiidlflora....... M &o " VltH-arta................. " W " SurlM.. a, Dbft-.nu.; . -a M ;iM.Va.-iet Ielililiilitni iifMtwiiw. (i) Keverlew Ksrdy IMur.'dm (variety) , - n Vlrca, 1IIim.. a ," ," - l Mnnntaln Dnlsles..........., jj l'aimiw., large ... ig Green-House &Ucddln Plants A selection of the nimt desirable, which speca fiirbhlw toeuumeratat also, planu for V'wm, t'rns, IUwkU,c.,MiK'h aa Myrtle, Halm, Ivy trmnliim, lew Plaut, Kaxirrat.a haruieutoaa. Money wort, Ao -. Also, Hanging naakehi and Klower Pots, with or without plants, always on hand. Address J. COCI1UANE, Havana, Uwon County, 111. ilie particular to order early, U siu BLOOiHNGTON IJTJRSERIES. lO GREEN HOUSES 400 Acres of Open ROLLING PRAIRIE. Covered with Apple, Isk Cerry Peach sndSI berian Crab Trees ; Quince. Wplerries Hber ililio r-,.rrants. Gooseberries, Strawberries and Grapes: Garden Room, Plants, Boot Grafts, btocts, Scloas, seeus ana luuiusj , Deciduous & Ornamenta TREES A1ID SHRUBS. noses Snowballs, Everbreens, Pteonles, Phloxes uiVhi fi n.1 ! uses. Dahlias. CliryKan- thenVums7and Hardy Herbaceous, Flowering Plants anr U reeniioree ana xmaiuiuk x muu. OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS, First Class, 0 per 1000. 150,000 Concord Grape Vines, two years old Fer sale by J. K. TEFT & Co., P. O. BOX 100. BB0WXV1LLX, jsax. ALSO AT NORTH STAR, MO. 17-2m ONE FOUND WILL YIELD 3,000 POUNDS IN ONE SEASON, BY PLANTING TIIE GENUINE Early Uoso Potato ! BUY TIIE GENUINE FROM GEO.. A. DEITZ, (The Great Seed Wheat Farmer.) ClIAMBEESBUKG, PA. t Pound Early Rose sent by Mail, postpaid, for Si 00 4 Pounds of liarly Rose, by Mail, postpaid, for... 3 1 Peck Karly Rose, delivered at Cbambersburg 6 1 Peck Karly Rose, by Mail, ptistpaid.- - 7 ss v 6 00 00 Pounds of surprise vau, oy juan, Pounds New Brunswick Until, by Mail for. Pounds Swedish Oats, sent by Mail for ... Pounds Norway Oats sent by Mail for 1 (JO 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 4 Pounds Spring Barley, sent by Mail for...... a Pminria iliow Mammoth Corn, by Mall for. 1 00 a p,UIii. Voilnw (ionrtl Seed Corn, by Mail for. 1 00 Pounds best three varieties oi sweei iaitu w Pounds China Tea SpringWheat by Mall, for. 1 00 Pounds Black HeaNpriwt Wheat by Mail, for- 1 00 Pounds Canada ClubSprlinr Wheat by Mail, 1 00 ii.iit.ri. ittwlirernw Snrinif Wheat bv Mail, for 1 U0 4 Pounds Rio Grande Spring Wheat by Mail, for 1 00 . Dnnnd. M.ij'h l ift Knrinir M'hent tiv Miiil for 1 00 4 Pouhds Mammoth Bearded Spring Wheat, for 1 00 Pounds Smooth-headea spring w neat tor M I w Pounds White Hominy Corn for I 00 Pounds of Harrison Potatoes, by Mail for 1 00 Pounds Karly Goodrich Potatoes, by Mail for, 1 00 Pounds White Peach Blow Potatoes, by Mail, 1 00 Pounds of Blue Grass Seed for .... 1 00 Pounds of Italian Grass Seed br... ...... 1 00 4 Pounds of Orchard Grass Seed lor 1 00 4 Pounds of Herd Grass Seed Tor 1 00 1 Pound of Alsike or Sweedish Clover Seed for. 1 00 2 Pounds of Cow Grass or tall Clover Seed for 1 00 4 Pounds of red Clover Seed for 1 00 1 Pound of Efjyptian seven-headed Wheat..... 1 00 Best Fodder Cutter, at Chambersburs 35 00 1 Pair of Chester White Hogs, not akin, deliv ered at Cliambersburg- boxed 20 00 Trio of Brah ma Pwlra t owLs.deu vered at Cham- bersburt?, boxed 7 00 ff-Subscribe for the EXPERIMENTAL FARM JOURNAL. Onl.vfl.o0 per year. fi3Tke money, in all cases, to accompany the or der. 43-A11 orders filled promptly by GIX). A. DEITZ, Proprietor of the Great Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, Cliambersburg, Pa. Farmers can rely that all Seed, Stock and Fowls sent out by Mr. Geo. A. Deitz, are true to name and pure of the kind. 17-10t TREE PLANTERS. If you wish to plant this coming sp.ing, send in your orders early, and save THEE PEDLER'S MARGIN. A fine stock of two year eld APPLE, PEAR, PLUM AND CHERRY. Also Shade Trees, Evergreens, Ornamental Shrubs, and a general Nursery Stock CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AT TIIE TROSPECT niLL NURSERIES, Geneseo, Illinois, J. fc E. RICHMOND, Proprietors. f tT Correspondence solicited. 14-4m -sax, -a 30 Pace of Plain Direction lor Plnntin and cultivating, for family as well as market sarden, and marketing all tSmall Fruits. Written from 30 j-ears experience, and gives all the information of tne larger and more costly works, so as to put new beginners on equal footing with old fruit growers. we nave nunnreos oi testimonials, ol wliicn tne following from Rev. Ii. W. Beeclier is a sample: "Your directions for crowinz Strawberries and Raspberries are the best I have ever seen." -l'rlce. 10 cents. -a Wholesale and retail lists of our Dlantasent bv uittu iret on application. Aauress PURDY HAXCE. South Rcud, Ind. lm GRAPE V1TTES. COXCORD ORAPE VIS'ES. Tieo Yeart Old. COX-CORD GRAPE ITXES, Three Yeart Old. DELAWARE GRAPE VIXES, Tiro Ftr Old. DELA WARE GRAPE VIXES, Three Yeart Old. DIAXA GRAPE VIXES, Two Yeart Old. DIAXA GRAPE VIXES, Three Yeart Old. CREVELIXG GRAPE VIXES, Two Yeart Old. CREVELIXG GRAPE VIXES, Three Yeart Old. OPORTO VIXES, Two Yeart Old. OPORTO VIXES, Three Yeart Old. Two year old vines of the following kinds grown out of doors, from bearing vines and very healthy, with strone lanre roots, ami warranted to make strong growth if properly planted : HARTFORD PROLIFIC, IOXA. ISRAELLA, XORTHERX MUSCADIXK, REBECCA, PERKIXS, ISABELLA, CATA WBA, IVES, r .3LTACK y)X DRAf'UT AMBER. CLIXTOX, MAXY OF ROGERS' HYBRIDS, C, tic, AC These vines are on land which must be cleared, and will be sold VERY CHEAP. For quality of Vines heretofore sent from mis Nursery, refer to Col. It. W. Furnas. All the leadlnz varieties of trees-nnd nlnnts to be found In a wull appointed Nurserv al ways on hand. or list of very low prices, address E. WARE SYLVESTER; fehll-3m Lunnt. Xrto YnrL: FRUIT TREES. Western Trees for Western 0RCIIAHDS. The lartrcst stock of one vear oM Annin Trees west of the MIsslsHippl. Wo cultivate miwo varieties kuiuhi to our western climate. Our tn-cs, though only l year old. are very larKO and ftrong,(:i i'4 t)'; fthlirhV tlmvorr bint size fur Hliiptiitnr lonir dlMtancen nn.l transplanted with more ease and safety than ! (VI tl ITU, PEA11S, Two years old. Very line. ALHO. VINES. PLANTH. Ac.. Ac. SEXD FOR CA TA LOG CXL AdJroHS HTAUlv, 11AUNKTT, A CX, Ixitslana, Mn, fchll-Stn PKACH TUKIvS -Crawfonis, Hale, A and others, five fc-t $irt iwr MO Pear 'and Cherry Trees. I yr., Il ela-w.. U " " AtilTrw hi varinty, yr 8 feel , ... Atlalrarti at low rulM. Also, a full aswirliiirnt of Nurtery sUick, of ail ape; S,im,.4eA rut at WhulMle prlca. end for price ii.u HutF A rttOPKR, Atbtl-eiu U't"iHt, awik CAMmttf, Ju. T?AItLY EOSE POTATO, A.eriSn 0SS " v. .r,.. - r-"-'" . TTr.fr. r lev. Com. Cloverseeds, Grass tw Fodder Cutter- Send for tne Farm Journal." only 20 cents. DKITZ, Chambersbnrg, Pa. 17-10t GiXI. A. BUStlBERC yOEYAKD. GRAPE VINES FOR SALE. m Plants of Best Quality PHICE3 MODERATE- All the Leading Varieties, sooh a CONWRT), CLINTON, DETAWARE. TTAKX FORI EROMFlri IVES, NORTONS . VIRGINIA, ftc. and many xiw and rare varieties.. ATTfiTTTTTUCK. CYNTHINA. DI ANA. HAMBURG. MILES, MOTTLED. MARTHA, ROGER'S HYBRID, &c. A1SO, SHALL FRUITS, Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, of the best Market Varieties; AND SEED POTATOES, Early Goodrich, Harrison and Early Rose. All the above of oar own (rrowluc: warranted genuine and of BEST QUALITY. Address ISIDOR BCSn A SON, Price list Gratis. Bum h be re. Mo. ) 17-3m Amateur Cultivator's Guide TO TBI Kitchen and Flower Garden. TheTwenty-thlrd Edition of this popular and use ful work, which has met with so great favor in the past, was issued January l-, much enlarged and im oroved. containing descriptive lists of all Flower and Garden Seeds worthy of cultivation, embracing over twenty-five hundred varieties : to which is ad ded all the novelties in Flowers and Vegetables for also two hundred varieties of the choicest French Hybrid Gladiolus. The work comprises irs) pages. Tastefully bound In cloth, with two beautiful Colored Plates. one steel, besidesonehuiidred other Engravings. Price SO centa, post-paid. Paper Cover, one Colored Plate, one itunarea jigravings, posi-paia. si cents. Address ttASiim.K.N A CO.. Horticultural Hall, Boston, Mass. The Unrivalled Prize Tomato "GENERAL GRAHT." We take pleasure in announcing to the nubile that we have secured the entire stock of this fiwtlv cele brated Tomato. It originated ia the garden of an Amateur, who. after growing it for a number of years in connection with all the leadinir sortx. bo- came convinced that it was far superior to any oth er, and that it should be widely disseminated; and for this Duroose it was out Into our hanrU. In con sideration of the many disappointments experienced in me lmrooueuon or new varieties, we have clven a thorough trial of two years: and it has far ex ceeded our expectations, ever attracting great atten tion where exhibited, talcine the tirst Drize above all others at the Massachusetts Horticultural Soci ety s Exhibition the past two years. CAUTION. On account of the immense nonnlaritv of this variety, we find that parties are olYering for sale spurious seed, desiring to obtain large prices for the common sorts. We would therefore recommend parties purchasing only those sealed packets bear- ig our name, an nope otners can be genuine. Price per packet. 2T cts.: i Dockets, tl. Prlcen tn the trade on application. WASHBURN A CO. 2m Horticultural Hall, Boston, Mass. 1869. 1860. WM. H. LYMAN'S Illustrated Floral Guide A3TD CATALOGUE OF SEEDS AND PLANTS, Is now published, containing descrfotlon of over 1,600 varieties of Flower (Seeds and plants. It is splendidly illustrated with about thirtv elevant wrwxl engraviiiersand two beautiful colored plates, one of which will be, the celebrated "Jlrs. POLLOCK'' Geranium, colored from nature. In It will be found designs for arranging the Hower garden; together with full di rections for Sowing Keed, Transplanting, Ac Thi9 work will beseutlreeto all mv fustmni-. onrf m all others, on receipt of ten cents, which b rot hall the actual cost. I am also introducing to the Public my new Toma to, the - LYMAN MAMMOTH CLUSTER. J)r. t). Kice, says: "Everybody should have It." This Tomato is a cross between a French unknown aneiy ana tne tester s Pertected, retaining the smoothness and soliditv nfthi l sitter rrnu'inlp in clusters; each stem bearing from six to twelve to- uiuitx-s .u iu ii is penectiy smooth and nearly round, about the size of a Baldwin apple; color of a rosy pink, and keeps well: solid, has but few seeds, and is no doubt one of the best earlv varieties we nave, ii m unexcelled for eatinir raw, and is deli cious lor cooking; being very high flavored. In enrlinew it excel Is the "Keyes Tomato," and rinens lis fruit evenly, about ten days before the Karly ked. aV Undoubtedly the best market variety of Tomato ui AiHience. fcil 1 his variety was obtained from seed In 18&L In lswi it niMMied its fruit TilX DAYS before the Karly PRICE IN SEALED PACKETS, 5c.EA,CH. For illustrated circular, recommendations, tc, Addreas containing description, W3I. II. LYMAN, Importer of Seed, Bulbs, and Plants, Leverett, Hasa. l-3m Fiftli Year. 200 Acres. GREAT WESTERN NURSERIES. LTOXS, CLIXTOX CO 10 WA. Fruit z Ornamental Trees, Gfrap Vines, &c, FOR SPRING 18C9. We offer for next spring planting, a fine assort ment of nursery stock, all miwn nn mo. lented!"1 gu"n"Ueed to fuJlJ as good as repre- For full particulars, send for ear Cataloene. which Is ' MAILED FREE. Apple seeds, warranted fresh, f 13,00 per bushel. Osage seeds, " is oo " - Fine Osage riants, 3,00 per l.ooa Dr. JITO. E. TinTIS &; CO. ltSm GrapoVlnci Tor Sale. A few thousand Norton's Vtrataln al Caw ear Iiyrra, raised In My Vineyard, from ripe, bmrlng wood. Nertea'a Heedlia.. Coarord - 8S0 jer 1000. Also, a few thousand two-year old Plants of these varieties. 12,000 Gallons Norton, Concord and Catawba Wines. THKO. EN'OEtSIAJfN, Mascctttah P. a, 8fc. Clau Cwinty, H-stn IlUaols. I - ' - .: - . OWLS. XT IOi- J" GRAPE VINES! OEAPE"vINE8!( GRAPE VINES!!L:3 250.000 of theCLoicest GrapeVines Sf OF ALL VARIETIES. 1 1 1,000,0C GRAPEVINE CUTTINGS. Also a large stock; of Currant Plants and Cuttings, GOOSEBERRIES, ROSES, Raspberries, Blackberries, Rhenbarb, Etc., FOR SALE CHEAP. Pend stamp for Price List and Essays on Grape Dr. H. SCHRODER, Kioomia'jton, 111. i Culture, to Benton County irurscries. 3SwtnlliHltecl in I80O. Fruit Trees of all Kinds, ADAPTED TO OUR TRYING CLIMATE. ALSO SMALL FRUITS, EVERGREENS, f all sizes ; HARDY SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS, In large or small quantities, at LOWEST HATES. Shipments made at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Address, for prices, JOS. L. BUDD CO., Shellsburg, Benton Co. Iowa. 18-3m SMALL FRUITS, Sc., BY MAIL. For the annexed prices I will send the following packages, post-paid and securely packed, in oil pa per, ou receipt of amount: Two Dozen of either Agriculturist, Rns.ell, Downer's Proline, Mauimouth Alpine, Fill more, Shaker, Crimson Cone, Hooker, or Pea body strawberries . Two dozen Root Cuttings of either the Dwarf, bbaUberry, or JJwarl .mountain L berry .. 100 Gray Willow Cuttings (One of the most beautiful, rapid growing Forest Trees, It does best oo dry land. One dozen either Victoria, Llnnios, or Straw berry Pie Plant, (strong Eyes,) Ilalf dozen either Purple Cane, Miridlan (yel low). Bell D"Fontinay, Philadelphia, Miami or A.M. Yellow Kaapberry Two dozen Privet for Hedges, small plants, or 100 flitting . . , , , A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF I Annlft. Parh PAiir fhfrrv Plum a rr ' J ' AND PERSIMMON TREES. , Also Grape Vines, Gooseberries, Cur rants, Blackberries, and OK A 31 EXT At, SIHIUDBERY, AT MODERATE PRICES. Address WM. MAXWELL,. LaneVleld, Johnson County, Kansas. 16-4t CATALOGUES FREE! M. O'KEEri:, SOI3 &CO S CATALOGUE of SEEDS, AXD a VIDE TO THE FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEX FOR lfc69. (Published In January.) Kvery lover of flowers winning tins uew work, free of charge, should ad dress immediately M. O KEEKE, SON A CO., IlII wanger A iiarry's Block, Hijchester, N. Y. l.v-tm XURSEUIES OF Y. F. IXEIKES, DAYTON, OHIO. AX OLD EST A BLISUMEXT WITH A XE W FEA TURE. Every Person can Preen re Trees and Plaata At Wholesale Prices, by ordering through our Club Department. For prices and other Information, address V. F. IIEIKES, Dayton, Ohio, l5-6m Jllama Raspberry Plants FOR SALE. Ths Largest, Best, and most productive BLACK CAP GROWN, and as much su iperlor to the Doolittle Black Cap Av ii U i . a . ... . lillgj. j?-Send for circular. W. S. COMBS, COLLINSVILLE, Madison Co., IU. 15-Im Warranted Garden Scads. OCR NEW Descriptive Price Catalocue, Containlnir descrlotlons of all th. runtriMT VEOETABLK. including the moxt desirabln veltie, suKKestions regarding culture, tc, ia now being issued, and will be d customers, FKEK; to others on receipt of IDcenta. SEEDS BY MAIL. "We ftirnlsh Garden Seeds In packages, postage kkr, to any post olHce in th United states, when ordered, at our regulrr prices, to any amount of It or more. ED. J. EVA23 A CO., NCSSKJITMKX AKD 8UMMM, York, Penn. I ium COMMERCIAL NURSERIES. ERIE, ERIE CO PENN. I. A. Plattman &Spragne, Proprietors. 1,000,000 r. alive Grape Tines For sale, of the best leading vinH. ...uu true to name, as good as can be found In the Vniid States, of one and two year old. KamiilM unt h. mail at luO rates. Per 100 Per 1.000 i.mm.iAj) toncora, i-year, 5o.i yt(n 50.000 C'oncord,3-year.No.l,stroiig..,J ?'wit) fto.oo OO.IJO 70.00 90.00 paw eo.uo S1I.0O lto.uo tv.KMv jmniora iTonnc, i-year,o. 1 8 00 Hartford Proiihc, ear, o, t,10.oo lO.OtO Iielaware. 1-venr. Xii i. i . ..i 20.WJO Diana. 1-vear, No. 1 &", Jn.ouo Ives iSeedline. 1-year, 1 '' 8.U0 10.1MJ ions, l-year, .No. 1 . io.ijj 3.ini Israella.. 18,00 SOJUJO l.sabella, Catawba and Clinton", J ana j-year, strong . 5 00 30.00 aiso a laiye lot or 2-year olds, of all the above Ml!Vh1Be.t!,.r.wJt.h.. larice ,ot r Adirondac, Creveling Allen s Hybrid, K.cer s Hybrids. Union V illage, Rebecca, Salem, Norton's Virginia, and others. 5uo,im gtrawberry Plants stronir. of all the best aorta. 50.o) Pjixpbernes and Blackberries. 10.no Curntnta and iooNberrien lin.OUO Fine 3-year old Apple Trees, best leading . " kinds, at fli per lu, floor 1 oiju. 10.000 Dwarr Pears; 1-year, fi) per uia 5,01x1 Stand Pear, 1-year, at fS pr hJO. 10,i Cherry Trees, 1-year old, at per 1.0CO. ' ALSO PKACTf TREES. PT.rf trpvo Together with a large stock of ArplefVedlinirs; Pare, rtue H CTierry Seedlings ; Apple .-.eed and psar t5ct it-prime: Orapa Cuttings, with Apple UrafU, furnished to order. Satisfaction Guaranteed. PiITWinic of ua. can rely on having their mL!S.pr?C' rU - nd na'i v ' n U rt class stock iii5rrTtH't-'roUKnl3r I t1 so it will arrive r?Jr:.Ur P'1 ourselvea to fnrni-Ha aa roixl stock for their a as can bo bought from any reiiabie establishment in tha CnitedStllu. TEltMS-rh with order, or one-third cash, and balauca oa delivery, or C O. 6. ttatinruil. Trade I'M seat ooapplKaUo. Address, L A. PLATTMAN PPRAGCK. Erie c Jftnn. Il-8m - M4 . 1 T-S Peach Tree, ana J,00" Agrlmltnrtst nd 1 flPTMUn. Jvnwl per nu- z. " Raspberry, B Jackh 1 berry, and other AT LOW RAT, Having made the Xnr v ' pation of my life, and prr-irT,?w X reliable sourcess. thnsw wi, 01T'O , their orders may depe!Ml on true to name, and lint qua!.., iJnV Trees and plants -ritJ any distance, and dellvi... tTr chame, ar which they anl I' ! Cah,orsatisiactoryreier.D?lrrW, orders. i ' tsend yonr orders early ann, Address cuio1v. frut FARM NUKSEE QFIJiCY, ILLlx0li D. C. BEATOX, rr. S3. at Established In AC All the most desirab I. r Arr 't.--' Ar CRAPES AND S3IALL' FBt CONSTANTLY OX fl Of superior qualities, warrantf tn. prices as low. If not lower, than Din ity can be purchased elsewhere. Aj Fruit and Ornamen!aj Ye- -A r--ar- w -Arr -h! Err wh!ch my extensive "Cf!naintan.vJ ing nurserymen enables me tn . tomers on the most favorable ternn. During an experience of TWELVln STOCKING LARGE FttriTfij . I have tested mnnv varieties NATIVE A.D KORE1UX. ndJ ! 1.00 as those w lio are not. Therefor our nZL rely on receiving all articles renni. Z? 1,00 I vexation attendant in thepureiuueor Att ILLrHTBATED A2TD rHICIB CiTi 1,00 with brief but comprehensive Imtnwioai vation. mailed free to ail ajipiic du, 'O.li i Att Address D. C. BETXi, 10 3m a; Ofti EDOAR SANDERS, F L 0JRIS1 ESTABLISH KD IX Beirs leave to inform hLs friend, rmrj Is better prepared tlntn ever to TuruMk. plauta. either to make tlie ii.rarn m . '. or to furnish flowers for the UUEENIIOL'SK, WINDOWS or in winter. Devoting ten lance Oreroo-w business alone, be leels wsrrantH in the largest stock, west of 2ew Vork ia UOSEH VEltBENAS, UEUANIl'MS, DAHLIAS. PlVK'g Att R. O i Lai h Pre HELioTnnpDi, L'tHI.S. ILVKDY YX Grown especially for shippins. he hu i stock, llw twelve years eiTieniT z gives unrivalled opportunities to knows western people want, and hew to M-nd it 'M CATALOGUE, i Re Descriptive, with prices, is Ivnifd saiui the first of February, which wMl b) , patrons of I.-um as wmn as issued, mhIml. on applii-ation. Address IS-3m at. Mtn.i:u i M K'l .Vi I la La (1r ' RIVERSIDE KUES: Davenport, Iowa. ' If you want a good article of 'urvr suca as Grape Vines, Cnrrant. GMtk Raspberrlea, Blackberrin Strawberries, Cherry Trft, Trees, KrtrgrrtiK, ui Ulttidnou Trees, Send youi orders to J. W. PEAIlMi I!tvenjx:n or R. W. FURNAS, Brownville. Catalogue free. ST. LOUIS CO., M0. 1 00.000 Box Elder Se-.lliiip.fr"iE' 1 to 1 tool in heiic at, ft per M. jO.OW) Suirar Mapln . J" 50.UIO Miami Black t ap Raspberry 1UO.0UO Asparagus lUxls.. . ! Grape Vines of ail the lartin var'ftW ItrtU D BKRBY lS-.tm FJIeard-ivilie P. O., st. hou.' ' ! v." uV" titC I ph; i Ok Oi 1 to tu. t PEOPLE'S iiurse: K.v m 9 w ur .tie nil", t with many others, wh'ch weoti'er VtKi Applca. Peari., Cherrie.. Peaefce (oiiM-ra. (irapr. Kaslerri Straw berrie. Ilackherrie. tffP Ursanrntal Tree. r"t. Flewen, levrerins hr We want a srcod reliable man. vb'reW recommeiideti, to act km aent lorus.lnr,f in Nebraslca, Kansm, iti.-vtoun ard lu1' Commission orSalar? ' R. L. KBB t"- 11-lm-tf Kiiwicii? In !' F IK Ger T. C. MAXWXLL & & OLD CASTLE HORSE O ' IU GENEVA, ONTABIO CO Invite the attention of 3.1 S3 Western IVnrserymen, Dealers and to their extensive and reliable is Drt CHOICE ! AT WHOLESALE I Includicg Fralt Trees SUndard and Dwsrf: ? Ornamental Tree and .rb" and Evergreen ; Soisdl FrBits-GraFeviae- Bosmi, tireen IIs riaats, Balbs, H Sho- 17 Leui Cut- Rept PartieawlshitigMELECTNrREBV either for their own planting or to ' sr quested to give us a call or write enclosing stamps for catalogues aJ C . 1 r. . . .!. thr 1 Descriptive Catalogue of Ornni?nt' stamps. Wholesale Trade List one red stamp- Address, T. C. MAXWELL Geneva, Onu0- O 11-y iiOHTHVFSTFRfJ K'UHSS II A - w pit I!'t Illinol Kockford, TV a 1r? whnleala hiine. in and SMALL. TREfX. Bud sl-a S'"" XURSEnTlE.'s and AH the Hardy Fruits and CrshApP'v nate a spnc'ialt v. end stamp " II X i any information required. .to. J. S.S11K 11-Sm DEAR G'RAr'TS-MefrJt -L .Knots, by the let ,,rfeIjc' on the pner franner .f p!:,,r'. , sn wuh the UsutX. J'Uu-iCIt ' IMnSERT s 1'-
