cuudntcnf.
, " ; xtuxixas, xDrron, : j
4 To wbota ail Oomniunlcatujns .oo Aerieulture
should be ad1rw.sel.
AXXCAL ELECTOR
Of tins Officers of the Nemaha County
- Agricultural Assentation. - ' T '
' JCOTICE Is hereby given that In accordance
rlth Article 2uJ of the I3y-Lawa of the Asso
ciation, the Annual Election of Officers for
the Baine will take place o Saturdayy March
rrth, at 1 o'cloclc, p.rtL,'in the front T"Otf of
the Advcrtiter oflice, In Brown vllle. ' .
1 'ATull attendance Is earnestly reqnestexT.
. , , IL O. MLNICK. Secy.
The election of officers of thn 2Ce
maba County Agricultural Society
is held on next Saturday, in IJrown
ville, commencing at 1 o'clock, in the
Editorial room of the Advertiser office.
It is quite essential that the farmers,
Ftock -growers, manufacturers, and
mechanics of Nemaha County, attend
and nee that efficient and good men
ujc. put at the head as managers for
the present year. The interests of the
County and of the Society demand
this at our hands. The business sho'd
not Lcleft for one or tw o to perform.
There should be a full attendance, and
Ve hope there will be. Remember
the time and place, and see to it that
the meeting has the benefit of your
influence and counsel. A full meet
ing will nerve up the officers elected
to work for a good fair. If they find
that the people are wide awake, then
they will work with energy to meet
their expectations, and we shall have
a time next fall such as has never been
known in Xemaha County. Then
Ieud a day, and come to the election
next Saturday.
A meeting of the citizens of John
son County was held In Tccurruieh re
cently, and an Agricultural Society
formed with a view to the holding of
an Agricultural Fair the coming Fall.
Johnson is a good farming and stock
growing county. Her citizens are en
terprising and Intelligent, and will ap
preciate the benefits resulting to the
laboring class by maintaining yearly
County Fairs. In this way each far
mer lias a good opportunity to avail
himself of the combined new ideas
and improvements of all the others,
and a spirit of legitimate rivalry or
ambition to excel is excited among all,
which tends to improvment in farm
ing, better mechanism, and finer stock.
The society will prosper, if good
officers have been selected, iw much
depends upon their energy and enter
prise. Still every other man can per
ferform efficient labor ; and must, to
make the Fair a real bucccs3. , -
Clifton, March 10, 1SG9.
Mr. Editor: I saw the notice in the
'Advertiser last week of the time ap
pointed for the election of officers of
oar Agricultural Society, but it was
Impossible to attend. In the Advcrti
scr of this week I do not see any ac
count of the meeting, and nothing said
as to who were elected. "Will you
please give us this information. We
' have had some irregularity with our
mails for the last few weeks, and did
not get your paper for near a week after
date, and some numbers we never got.
"We hope, hereafter, that our mails
will be more certain, as the difficulty
with our juail carrier, occasioned by a
change in our post office, has been
satisfactorily arranged. D. B. F.
Our friend from Clifton is informed
that there were but few out to the
meeting, as then appointed ; conse
quently the election was adjourned
until the 27th, next Saturday. Sec
notice this week.
YOU WANT MARTHA ! Every
crape p rower "vrants It as tho best, mot
valuable and reliable
WHITE WINE & TABLE GRAPE
yet Introduced to the American people In every
way aa perfectly hardy, liealtliy, product! veund vig
orous in growl n on the CottoorU, from which it Is a
eeedlim;. 1 1 is, however, far more reilnod and deli
cate in liavor. and riHns ten day earlier. It in
weet, rich, and sprightly, and entirely devoid of
th conrwneHH and acidity that is found inlbeOnn
cord ; and deserving of a liiKher place union while
grape than the Concord holds among lilii-k ones.
Also, Weehawken, Kalem, Delaware, Uma. Concord,
Hartford prollflo, Ives' ensiling, Creveliiuc, Diana,
and fifty other varieties of the most valuable unlive
(iraMn; also Blackberries, llaspberries, Currants,
ttra wherries, Ooonebernes, Itlieul;irb, etc., etc
".Send si amps for Illustrated Descriptive. Cata
logue of Urapea and Small Fruits to
OiXJ. W. CAMPBELT-.
3-6w Delaw are, Ohio.
Plant Choice Fruits.
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER.
I will send fine SALEM GRAPES by
mail for gt each. Rogers 4, 1 . IV. at 5c each. sKii
tatinny and Wilson' Karly Blackberries at l per
down, by tun!L 3ark Kaspberry, ir doz.
Philadelphia tio, 2 tw per dozen, all by mail.
I will deliver the following at Kx press ollice. pro
erly packed. at the following price: Concord (impes
?; and $ HI pt-r hundred. lelaware. Diana, Crevel
ag and Ive's beertlinr, tXA per hundred. Salem
irapw at fT5, fW and w per hundred. Ropers 4, r,
and IV at fJU per hundred. Fine K-isos at 1.50 per
dozen. Marshal Jieil IUs 0v nial I) 7"c twh.
Address JOHN C1IARLTOX,
29-ly Rochester, N. Y.
PEACH TREES. Crawford's, Hale
: and others, 6 feot................? 10 per KH)
Home varieties, tw-iy treen jj-l to 7 )er Ion
ivar and Cherry Trews, 1 jr., 1st claKS....i5 per liw
" " " 5fcl vr.,xtra....33 per im
Apple Trees, 1 yr., selected, 1 ft & iter urn
A " 40 per M
" " " 5 to 7 ft 150 ier M
Apple Grafts. witry winter varlettea.. per M
Clinton irtia, I ycars well rooteL 4 per mi
Vnoord O rapes, rers, e J l ra 10 "r lui
ItelawareOrapea, I yeam, etra ...... n per l'
DoolitUe Raaberry, p" , '" per M
IT-diadelpbla 8 per Iju
Kitunuy Blackberry, well rooted 6 xt K0
' Wlaon Blackberry, weil roousl,........ a r 1UJ
Also rtvercTven. Roses,
and reneral assortment of Xursory ftocb. Includ
ing Plums, oldeu lwarf peach. Quinces, Orapen In
Tartetv, tXirrants, tiooaeterrie8, Btraw berriea, ALL
AT LOW ILA Tii. (Sam piea sent at wholesale price.
Cond tut price list.
norr coorcis,
r . .. Wataga, Knox Conuty, III.
Early Field Corn.
The Corn for the Million.
I INTRODUCE to the Corn Growers
of America a new variety of Field Com,
frown some thre years by Joserh T. Elood.'two
tulle north of Henry, Marshall Count v, Illinois,
marked to him from the Patent Ofnee "Larly Field
Corn." The bahita of this new variety are as fol
lows: FirM, it matures at least two weeks earlier
than oar ordinary varieties. There will aa many
fcoalkt prow in a hill, consentient lv It will produce
at least S3 per cent mow to the acre.. This treat In
rreaae per acre yearry In the Crop, w ill lucre
the real wealth of wux nation to the amount of llil-
oumuuiy. .
This variety la bright yellow, generally 1(5 rowed,
the cob usually covered closely at both euds with
kernels: the ears break veryrediiy from the mem ;
the husk la very litht and eilky, mAklng It verr
asy on the hands in huskinp. ilr. BHmmI tsays Uutt
he can husk at least per cent, more biwiiels per
day than of the old varieties. Mr. Blood la-t f.i.l
husked. aheUed and sold ome AO Nish-ls ot tbu
variety alonic with his old crop of trn, Tlierrnin
erchanc were enable to tiistlneulsh the new (rota
t he old. Hia old variet lee, owing to the unfavorable
'aH, waa not fit tosliell or sll at alL
Thta variety can be planted with safety from the
1st to the toih of June. In one hundred daw from
planting It will be completely out of the way of the
early frosts that we aoiuetin.es have In this latitude
from the ItKh totlte'Jrtbof September. This variety
Is aa early ae our liuie eif-'ht rowed York stale or
Yankee Bint Corn. Theatock Is rather i-hori, but
very thick round, with generally a verv lanre ear.
V r. Blood aaya he dare not 411 theplaiii trut It about
tt i t.ew variety of Corn for fwvr that his statement
Wlii be set down as a "finn story ,'' or as a hnmhii!;.
J have bought Mr. Blood a entire lot of HKl.li of
thia new and valunble variety of Corn, aud am pre
pared to oCer it to tli (yiJRX G&OWJtK-ivf A Mt.H
JCA at the following rales; ier hnstiei (X B v
one-half bushel. t.ii; on-fourth busliol, f2.C0.' Bv
mail, postatre paid. 4 B ti.oi. Single & cts. 'oei
trachance forwm ormm, , , '
tent l,j xinnu cr fle.iUit m thu piih lwsr my
direct, the money In wll ca.- taotxuiMUiy the or
dtr. Addreas
ALEI. 11. GASTOX,
1 ." ' Henry, ifanhail lun'j TIL
N. B. Persons wishing STARK A PJ'LK Sf'IOXS,
ruost send in tlieir orders lnini1iHl.-lv,H.- mr ubirk
la feirtt xhan.Htl. The KA Hl.Y 7 El.lt IXthS
Will tm for the agricultural interest of our nation
tat the Stnrk- Aie is for the hori k'Ultural Inter
tl.e t that there la, the purchaser of euLer
- the lucky may. - - 39.
f " T "J 1 iJUll 'J ""ITT
aro o,o o o
-a. ka V -O Jk
EVER&REBWS!
100,000
GRAPE VINES H
Evergreens cnly $10 to $20 perlOO
GRAPE VINES
The Otnrord i the Great Grape for the Mil
lion, and w put thr J'ricc tit only
$a'sJlXV
PEVERY "WESTERN FARMER
nbould have 1,000 Evergrerns, and 100
Grape Vine, and these be can have FTtEK.
Improve and Beautify your Farms and homes.
1 ,000
100
1,000
100
FREE!
EVERGREENS
GRAPE VINES
EVERGREENS
GRAPE VINES
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
Who would be wlthont them, when they can be
had so cheap ? Now is the time for oxUieod Farm
ers to supply their neighbors at low rates, and them
selves FREE,
Improve and beautify your Farms, yoorlTomes,
aud your neighborhood. KaaWrn Tree dealers trav
el through your Htate, and charge you as much for
ose dozex Vines as we charge you for 1 oa Vines.
JCow, what is the use of paying such enormous
prices, when you can get a better article at the west
for oue-iuarter the prec T
THINK OF THESE THINGS.
10 0,000
Grape Vines.
3 0 0,00 0
Eve r,g r e e n s
Add to the value of your Band, and to the comfort
and pleasure of your Family and
Home ! Home ! Home !
Free! Tree!, Free!
People will appreciate the reduction from the ex
travagant prices usually charged for
Evergreens and Grapfi Vines!
LIVE MEX wUl learn all particulars, by sending
for C1ECULAE and PRICE LIST. ,.
E V ER GREENS!
CHEIIP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
We are prepared to furnish the people of the North
West with Native Evergreens at exceedingly low
prices, by the thousand o cheap that all can afford
to purchase. They increase In value rapidly, and as
ornamental trees, are surpassed by none. We can
show you trees near the City of Chicago, of the same
varieties, planted five or bix years ago, that are note
at from )i(3 to S3 each. -
Parties who attended the sale of real estate at
Egandale, In Chicago, last season, can fully apprecl
ate the value and beautj of these trees when prop-
ly cared for. Kvery owner of real estate should
have from 1,000 to 10,000 of them. Tkey are needed
all over the Northwest for
Hedges, Windbreaks and Ornament.
GRAPE VINES!
CUEPr! CHEAP! CHEAP!
; . i . ..: ". ' . '- ' ' -
Our Vines are grown on the open prairie, conse
quently are hardy, acclimated, and adapted to Wes
tern Soil aud Climate.
At the above prices we warrant (jood Stock, de
livered In good condition at the Kx press oflice in
Chicago, Free of Charge for boxing, packing and
tlrnyage.
Hend stamp for Circular giving full particulars.
Address
D. F. HOLMAN & CO.,
113 UladMoa St., ttooaa 1, CMcaf o.
20-10
A '. .
o: r ' .
Hi; : t'j.-
A BEAUTIFUL SEWING MACHINE
TEEE!'
A NOVEL IDEA!
ire He lp ,T7i osc Who He lp Us
3ljtlics, attention! ' . ' . . ', !
XtiuLsters.attentloal 1 v -
B- tSewtog BoclKiea, attention I
i-Church Societies, attention I '
B-Good Templars, attention!
Md Fellows and Masons, attention 1 ,
tit. Oraud Army ol the lUpaUic, aUentloa i -t3
All Good Men and Women, attention!
' - - . , j , . . . . , v , ( , , , r,
AjfCO Crovcr & Dakcr Seivlns"
j JUL j jiacliliie lree!'1' U-J
We want two or three ales or Gentlemen In
every tnwn-nr vtUre in the Srut,. helpuscarry
furwattt 'a verv laudable undertakinc. We want
every Church society to give their Minisu-r's wile a
beruiNfnl m-winif Machine, and at the same time
benelit theiu.si es. . . f .
(:iPKisd lirr man or woman in a ttic congregation
can do the busiue.-w in one day. We want all Nocle
tis to prent some worthy sLster with a Sewing
Machine. You at 1 know uf some kind-hearted, hard
work inn. K"d Christian woman In your neighbor
hood, who is loilini? with her needle, trvlnjc to sup
port herself and liuleoues. The most of us know a
miniHter's wile in war oomniunitv, who has a lamilv
to tre fur, and who, heme unable to hire her work
done, is wearing out her life In monotonous labor,
trying to keep lather and. chUdrvu In passable con
dition. Now. do you want srvsend a perpetual sunbeam
rlpht into tha homeof tlkeefami!ie"T Ioyou war.t
toset that mother's heart in a lliitter of Joy ? lhj
you want to tn blessed every dav that that musical
machine runs? If ao, wnd at once fortlrcular eiv
Int; full particulars, and then propof the suliject at
therirs4 meetioc af yonr Society, or go to work at
ouce an your m i ax-ount. 'J hie Js no cheat, catc.
peusy or humbnc amMireirutitu: is buna 4 an I
honor-briKht," and will confer a favor onn.fon
eerned. - Ladies can attend to it in some eases wtu f
than gHtitieinen. Send stamp at ouee for panleu
auii4cq
D. F. nOlIAN & CO.i V' :'
U5 Jladlsongc, Room 1, Chicago. . .
23-10
rssasaarrsmts!!
THE BEE KEEPER'S JOURNAL
"AORICULTUIIAX DmrCTOItY.
A NKW MONTHLY, ptiV
Itched by H. A. Kl-to A Co..
Nevada, Ohio, at tme Ivlbir
a vear. Fxlitert by IL A. Kins
author of The Bee Kepn't
T'Xl Book. Hint to Bet Keep
er, etc, aud Mrs. E. K Tup
per, Iowa's noted writer on
Be Culture, The January
No., and Jiintt tu Bet Keep
ert, containing our premiiHU otter, sent free on
application. Wnte now, and you will not forget it.
a-4 Address II. A. KINO S CU.t Nevada, O.
The Walter Grape.
PRICE IJ3T.
!-. -rper Ter
ret
f).
r170
232
ivr"
75.
fis6
24S
310
Per
I'M.
tu
3L1)
4Utl
SOU
prh. Ikjz. 2S.
No. X arar yrar. .. 3 fn fr
No. I- do i..t5 M f 11
Two year--best..
ltf- ios
2
IX LARGE QUASTITim A T yTVCII REDUCED
Saccharine Tests Tor Wine.
At the National Racrharine Test for Wine, at
Hammonffsport, N. Y"., Oct. 2-th. the OcUauixt
rtofKl In sftccharipe matter 01 Wottrr 99 Ima 101
JieUtunrr KM. This test was made with 17 ounces of
the Walter, somewhat frozen, to 24 ounces of each of
the other varieties.
Next morning the Superintendent. Clerk, snd one
of the Directors of the Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
(the parties who conducted the test the day efore.)
to satisfy themselves of the merits of the Walter"
by an euttnl trta-l. tteri 17 ounces of lona from the
same lot tfcs were' the fi hefbre, and the
sawharometer stood at 1 Uie Walter-etlnK it'S-
Had 17 ounces of the Delaware and Catawba been
pre-wed eoually hanl with tlie Walter, thelrskins
and centres being acid, the Delaware wonld have
stood lower and the Catawba proportionably below
the Delaware. All the other varieties ranged much
lower than those enumerated above.
There had been constant rains and damp weather
n the section where the Wal-Ur grew its comis-tit-ors
growing at lIammond"iortand nlnp the lakes,
where there had been but little rain during the si-on--drysoU
and weather beln( necessary for the
perfect sweetening of KTaies. J - " '
A committee of the American Institute Farmer's
(nub. in a reeport of Sent. 22, Isits, printed In the
New York rk.-mi-Weekly Tribune Sept. 3rth, after
siieaking of the qualities of the Uuter, say "We
conclude the Walter will be a valuable grape' in tfl
grape regions of the npper MUisissippi.on the shores-
Oi XjAKf? i'.rlc, HI wratvi u acw m oik, vuviicnimc
soils nf wmtern Pennsylvania, and wherever else
native grapes are successfully grown."
LeUcr from, Chartex TroooVy, one of the oltient vine
mnlirt in the State.
Vinktabd Point, Ulster Co., N. Y'.,
May ltf, 10H. J
Xrtur. FrrrU Jt CnyxmnH.
Dear Sirs : Yours of the luth I am in receipt of,
in which you ask it I have atlj' objection to sending
vou for publication, the facts I am acquainted with.
In relation to the character of the Waller tfrape. I
have never indorsed the character or usefulness of
vines, or otherarticles of any descriptlon.and would
not at mv present stage of life were it not for two
reasons which seem sufficient. First, I know the
Walter Grape will meet the prejudices widespread
throughout the couutrv, caused by theworthlessness
In most localities af many Of r predecessors Sec
ond because I can say from personal observation
that the Walter is the best rarlety I have had any
knowledge of. and I think I have cultivated nearly
all that have been recommended, discarding them
all and falling back upon the Concord and Hartford
Prolific as vinevard varieties. I am interested in
knowing that the fruit of the Wafer grows larger
each year as the vine grows older, being last year
fully one-third larger than it was two years ago. It
grows well ; set fruit well. I have seen it ripe sev
eral times before Hartford, and I have never seen
anv mildew onlts fruit or on its large and thick, but
Delaware Hhojied foliage. The flavor of the fruit I
think superior to any other variety. Y'ou say in
vottr circular it Is a seedling of the Delaware and
Diana; I think thecharacter of each of these varie
ties Is quite distinguishable In the Walter, particu
lurlv that of the Delaware. I alsd think ft would
make a wine of high character. I have visited it
annually since it first Ixjre. six years ago. three times
in Ulster Co., N. in a low valley, where the Isa
bella seldom ripens, and each time it was fully ripe
in August. I have seen tt each or the three past sea
sons in Foughkeensle, rijiening at the same time,
excepting last year, when the constant rains pre
vented all varieties from maturing at their usual
time, but it perfected its fruit by the nJddte-of Sep
tember. The raisins of the last mentioned crop I
have seen and eaten, which were good. From its
succoding In the low valley and tenacious clay of
Mouena," and also in the dry slatey position in
Poughkoesie, I think it will lie well adapted to the
varied sections of our country- You may make
whatever ue of these opinions you deem proper.
Yours truly, CIIARLKS WOOLEY.
FERRIS & CAYWOOD,
21-y Pouchkeepsie, N. Y.
YILLIAGE NURSERIES.
HIGHTSTOWN.XEW JERSEY.
Peach Trees and Small Fruits
A SPECIALITY.
100,000 Asrii!turtsfvan(r"'W'rtson strawberry, at
f- per i .two : f per iu,"ju.
10,09) Wilson s Early Blackberry, at fS per 100;
K.iwr l.WM.
Teach Trees 1st size, $fo i; w0 per 1,000 ; 2nd size
ion .r s tf
C Ti n, fw
Wilson's Earlv Blacklierry, Itoot (Sittings.?! per 100.
per I,i B0; K) per lo.noa
Kittatinny, 75 cts. per 100; ft per 1,000; per 10,000.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Raspberry, niackterry,Stravr-
berry. and otner Plants,
AT LOW RATES.
ITftviiig made the NurserT business the sole occn
pation of my life, and procured my stock only from
reliable sourcess. those who may favor me with
their orders may depend on vetting what they order
true to name, and first qnality in every resject.
Trees and plants packed to carry in good order
.i .i.i? 1 n . :i .1 f ...
any instance, hiiu iien ereu vo rwiunmu Afnji irrrwi
charge, after wliich they are at purchaser's risk.
Cu--h, or satisfactory references must accompany
oruers.
Send your orders early, and they shall be prompt
ly attended to. For Price List and particulars,
Address CJ1AS. It LACK,
16-3m Hightstown, N. J.
BLOOMINGTON
NURSERIES.
lO GREEN , HOUSES.
400 Acres of
Opei
ROLLING PRAIRIE.
Covered with Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach and Ml
berian Crab Trees ; Quince. Raspberries, IJlackber-
berries. Currants. Oooseberries, Strawwrries and
tinipes; t.anlen Roots, I'lants, Root Grafts, Stocks,
Scions seeds ana liming ; ana
Deciduous & Ornamental
TREES AND SHRUBS.
:rr- , -
Rs, Snowballs. Everbreens, Preonles, Phloxes,
Tulips. Hyacinths, t.ladioluses, ItMhlias. Chrysan-
tlw-mut)r and Hardy Ilerbuceotit;, Flowering Ilaats
nua ureennousu ana ueouing naow, ' -
OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS,
First Class, f3 50 per 1000.
1 3 0,00 0 Concord Grape Vines, two years old,
. For sale by
J. K. TEFT & Co.,
P. O. BOX 100. BR0WX7LLE, XEJJ.
ALSO AT NORTH STAR, MO.
I7-:m '..',
DO YOU WANT TREES FOR
THE rRAIKIKST If you do. look at
the following prices. These tres are all nurry
prmm. The Evergreens have l)?n transplanted one
io mrec times ; we prepay freight on them :
A h!te FJm, one year old, fine .fl5 per inoo
do Ash, do do do ....... l." ier lirno
nugar juapie, oo uo ao ........... is per imio
Soa do do do do .. 12 per lutw
Balsam Fir, 8 to 12 lnches....... 2.1 per MOO
Hemlock, H to 12 inches s per li)0
lift Isa rn Yir, 12 to IS Inches ao per Ki0
Am. Arborvitae, S to IS inches is per l'WO
do do 15 to 24 Inches i per HXjO
Norway Spruce, 6 to 12 Inches ... 50 per low
do do 10 to 20 inches., ........ s per loo
Am. Larch, to 10 Inches 20 per 1
oo at 12 to ZD Inches.. 40 ner imio
European Larch, 5 to 10 tncees
. do . do 8 to 18 laches
25 per nwo
- u 40 per lixw
Send orders at once for your trees, that yon mar
not be di-iappointed.
THOMPSON, MYERS A CO.
21-t Brookneld.Mo.
EARLY ROSE POTATO, American
and Foreign Spring Wheats, Oatea, Ear
ley, Corn, Cloverseeds, Grass Seeds. Hogs, Fowls.
Best Fodder Cutter Send for the ''Experimental
Farm Journal," only 20 cents. Address
17-10t GEO. A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
EVERGREEN & FOREST TREE
SEEDLINGS, for the. Prairies of Nebras
ka We are offering iri Pine. Jemlork; Arbor
Yitae. Sugar MaiMe and Mmh Seedling. In lots of 50,-
000 or more, at Jj-)1,50 per Thousand. We
nave the largest stock of Evergreens and iroreet
Trees In the west. Send stamp for circular. Pamph
let, containing full, practical and scientific instruc
tions for prouogating, handling, planting and man
atemeut of Font Trees and Evergreens, mailed for
50 wilts. PLNNEY A WEAI).
21-st Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
GREGORY'S SEED CATALOGUE.
I have over sixty acres In Seed on my
Shree Seed Farms, in MarMehead, Mass., where I
have raised over on hundred varieties the past
season, Ul perfectly i.mlatfti. I Import many choice
seels from the best European growers. As the or
iginal tntronucer or the Hubbard Squash. Marbie-
head Maronwtir Cabbage, atxt nuinv nef and rare
vegetables, l mnte the patronage or the public
Sreils imrranted t a be n rritrrtrntrd. (Waloovet
prati to all. JAMES J. H. GREGORY.
fctirm Marblehead, Mass.
CEEDS, ROOT GRAFTS. Osage
O Orange Seed, prime, new, $13 per bushel.
Apple Seeds, Peach Pits, frown. Root Grafts, Ap-
rle. paeked, Ki,0il, ("MX Osage HeIge plants. 1st cL,
,tw, 3: IO.Ojw. Peach Hale's Early and other
bet sorts. Slocks Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Quince, tc ICoses, Evergreens, (irapes, Downing
Goiaherry, Charles downing Strowberrv, Rlack
berri Ra-HplH-rries. !reen House Bedding Plants,
Dahlias, Lilies, Ac Send 1'ic for three Catalogues.
V. K. PHOENIX.
-- : BlofiTrirnrfon Norerr, '
febrm.
, UcLeau Co., EUaois.
PEACH TREES. Crawford's, Hale,
antl others, five feet .-JtlO per 100
Pear and Cherry Trees. 1 yr., 1st class. 15 " "
AppleTrees in variety, 1 yr., S feet. S M -
AppieGrafts, at low rates.
Also, a full assortment of Nursery stock, of all
age. fkanjU sent at wholesale price.
Specimen Orchard contains over 3.000 bearing
tree of jifnif lYttr mud XTxm. ; t
Send for Price list. HOFF A COOPER. .
feblla.rv.f rJ,. Tl'igteiVitox Cocunty, lit.
Dreer's Garden Seeds !
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
BEiya AS RETltESEXTED.
IP l e li i ii 1 G cnuiue.
FARMKKS, GARDENERS, and all
others In want ofSotnls, will find It to
their advantage to send their orders direct to the
Seed Grower. . ...
Ttie following are a few of the leading varieties :
t nc V .
Iieet, Himmrs Extra Krly..,......,.....40 19
" Karly Hiond Turnip , ., 10
f 1 'S
1 "S
1 25
S 00
5 M
i 00
S 00
s ot
3 no
1 so
1 so
1 so
2 U)
Jtair liOng ininsi
10
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SO
Id
50
23
30
1 M
2 50
40
SO
25
- 40
4U
10
10
40
V
30
10
Cabticue. Large Ktrlv York.
" Early Vinuingst.-vJt.ww.
r " Wi.keaeld-....fc-....
" rhiladtw Flat Ihitoh .. .
" " I-arge Urumhead..
" lirumtieaa Savoy..
Otrrot, Ixng Dark Orange-
fjrlv Scarlet Horn....
Vunrmhcr, Early White Spine.
jjoint tjirepit.....
CuulUlitcer, Early I'aris
Jiriv Krturt , -
Celery, Preer s White, Solid , .
" Turner's Incomparable Dwarf..
4 00
4 "
2 SO
4 m
4 00
1 (10
1 00
1 00
& 00
A 00
6 00
6 00
1 00
1 23
1 25
1 Si
300
1 SO
4 0
4 00
4 00
87
75
jounce, rjiriy curieu-..
Early CaMage.
" lioyal Cabbage.
Zlelont, Netted Citron.
" Jenny Lind
Mount sweet v ater...,.,
Onlm, Ijirge Red Wetberslield.
enow striisburg...
l enow ianvers..
White or silver Skin...
Imported Seed. ?, above D rices.
mrmip, large ugar..
Radish. Lonif Scarlet Short Ton..
IS
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23
20
SO
SO
50
10
10
" Red and White Tunilp...
jiriy niive nnapc..
Halmfy, or Oyster Plant .
muasn, tjtriy uasn
Tbmato, Extra i'Mly , , , J . , . . ,
" f Vsik's Favorlte.
" Tllden...
Titrnlp, ICarly White Flat Dutch
" Purple Top, flat
V Caster's Imperial, Purple Top,
Ruta Baa
10 1 00
$Tf AH the above mailed at ounce prices. Sy the
pound, 10 cts. additional, to prepay postage.
Vbus. fqt
Beam, Early Dwarf Wax... . I2 oo f0 m
" . " Miib k....... 10 uo so
" " Valentine 10 00 So
" Olant Wax . 1 tt)
" Large Li ma ...... 14 UO 60
Pro. Dretir's Extra EarlJ- 14 00 fio
" Tom Thu m 14 00 0
"' McLean's Little Gem 20 00 1 tw
" Ctiampiou of England 10 00 iio
" F.ngine 10 VO SO
Hack Eye Marrowfat 5 00 3)
Corn, Adam's Extra Early 5 00 30
" Iarge Sweet or Sugar 5 00 -")
" Stowell's Evergreen .T 5 00 30
tTf ljcts. additional fur each quart by mail
Potatoct, Early Rose,...' lb !...?. peck li-V bus.Ii
(J0 n to the bushel.)
Early 4oodrich. Harrison, and other vari
eties at market price.
tftT For a full list of varietlessee Drerr't Garden
Mf.ndar far l!if, which contain descriptive lists of
Vegetables and f lower Heeds. New Varieties Plants,
Roses, Grape Viues, rtsiall. Fruits, Books, Imple
ments, &c.
jr Mailed to all who enclose a postage stamp.
Address
HENRY A. DREZRr
-Attrrryjnai and Seed Groiorr,
21-S 71 4 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
OF THE IMPORTANCE
OF
Evergreen Wind Brakes
uu uur i tnm ii i Kiiiiv ci.ij . .... . -j -
nicr is fully aware. The following from the xfardtn-
ert' iftmthly is to the point I
"We are often astonished at the great difference
between shelter and exposure, lu our own neign
borhood, as we write. Salvia, Splendes, Heliotrope,
in full hliMini in irardens shel
tered bv trees on the northwest, while not a hundred
yards from the one in our mind's eye, the same now'
vra ivre black, and have been for some weeks back :
onri in ti mirlitle of winter a nlace surrounded with
evergreen belts willbe more like a spring scene than
one of winter.
i wiuier. ... ,
I who have had experience also know how much
ter the chances of success are with TRAXS-
All
trri ter
J'LAXTED XURSERY GROWS E VEHGREEXS
hn with Forest Evenrreens. commonly designated
"Nutlve." The latter usually fail ; and must, In or
der to grow at all, have the closest attention ana all
circumstances mvoraoie: wniie inoae grwwn iu a
seed bed. and OXCEor TWICE TRA XSPLA XT ED,
need no more care than any other tree The old
aiklaire jh.-erv Man to hi Trade" In no case was
ever more applicable than in GEOW1XQ EVER
tiHKKXS until thev are established.
Onr prices are so low that tto Prairie Farmer can
afford to get along with less than one hundred or
more. They will, in 5 to S years, make as effectual a
wind brake as a stone wall, and add hundreds ot
dollars to the selling value of any farm.
PRICE LIST.
Norway Sprnce, 8 to 12 Inches,
do do 12 to l-i do ..
do do IS to H do
Austrian Pine, 6 to 12 do
Scotch do 6 to 12 do
White do 10 to 15 do '
Am. Arborvitae 6 to 12 do
DECIDUOUS TREES.
European Ash, 2 to 4 tt.. . per 10
do Mountain Ash, fi to lit in. ........... 3 per 100
do do do 1 to 3 ft 10 per 100 )per 500
do Linden, 1 to 2 ft 10 per 100
- do Elm good timber tree, 2 years
strong 10 par 100
the beat timber tree in the um-ld, it being
imperishable., and nearly as rapid a
crowcr as the Soft Maple, eight to 12
inches .. f4 per 1) per 1000
Same, 12 to 18 inches 6 per 100 30 per 1000
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
As our low prices will not enable us to realize upon
TIME BALKS,
On order of over 10 and under 25.halfthe express
charges will be prepayed. On orders of f2o and oyer
all express or freight charges prepaid, to any point
on rail road or river.
Stock warranted in good condition. Our stock Is
verv fine, and we think we cannot be undersold.
Remittances may be made by postal order, draft
on New York or Chicago, by mail : or U. S. and Na
tional currency by express, prepaid. Currency if by
mail at senuer s risg luongn generally sate.
eoot gra rrs, traxscexdext axd
JIYSLQP CRAB, put up to order.
Circular containing many useful hints and a gen
eral assortment Price List sent on receipt of stamp
for postase.
Propositions for advertising from Western Agri
cultural papers solicited.
Address II ARK NESS A ANDREWS,
20-w Faribault, Minnesota.
TITUSVILLE NUBSEBY.
MERCER COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY.
20,G00
PEACH TREES
0 to 6 feet high
4 to 5 feet hiirh
..floo per lono
eo per ii w
2i to 4 feet high
40 per?
All the leading varieties In good assortment. Pack'
ed and delivered at Railroad stution without
EXTRA CHARGE.
5J,OUU Peach Trees in dormant bud. 50per 1000
j . Packed. , ...
J,UOO Dahlias, A fine collection, embracing
Show, Fancy and Tompone varieties ; 30
. rents each ; iter dozen, seat by mail,
; . postage paid ; $15 per hundred by express
or freight.
Small Norway Spruce, and Other
EVERGREENS, LOW.
AX) SO GENERAL NURSERY STOCK.
r
, EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
. i
r per lb ; fZ per 3 lbs.
HARRISON POTATOES :
lper4Bsby Mall.
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
BLACK WELL . BROTHERS,
TVwritle, Mercer Ok, X. J.
feb25-3m
WEST AVENUE
NUES EBIES.
; GRAPES VINES.:
I Invite the attention of Dealers and Plantmi to
my large stock of r - -
(GRAPE VINES,
mostly two years Old. bavins been root nrnned and
Cited out last boring. They have made a very
e growth-:
X offer great Inducement to those wanting vises.
Likewise Ihavsoa hand a good' stock of WUsab
and Kittatinny . f
BLACKBERRY,
.r
DAVIDSON'S THOIWLESS, AND DOO
LTTTLE BLACK CAP
RASPBERRY.
BEXD FOB TRICE LIST.
A. P. HALL,
fctefca w
VlneUad,2T,J.
FEB 100 FEB 1000
4 8 f-3
10 US
15 45
8 25
8 25
7 25
3 25
HOME NURSERY.
Arr!"; Pima, Cherry, Evergreei
THE Ed,. AND
Ornamental Slirubbery.
A LARGE VARIETY
A Is, Ofspe Vines, Currants, Oooseherries, Easp-
bwricsanifStrawberries.C'hoice looses. Creep
ers, Viues, Tulips, Li Hies, Feouies,
, . Diel tra, etc,
AT LOW RATES.
Grounds 2'1 Block South of Court House
. HAVANA, ILLINOIS.
SroilTfGr OF 1801).
I desire to call the especii attention of roy former
customers and the public generally, to my stock and
prices, especially to the quality of the stock now
offered, and I would solicit a continuance of your
patronage and favors, to deserve which my best ef
forts will be directed.
A4Packing and whipping done in a careful man
ner. All gootte delivered at the Express Ollice, Kail
road or Steamboat Landing free of charge.-
Plants and Seeds by .Hail. Grapevines, Straw
berries, Currants, Iiasiberrie, Gooseberries, Aspar
agus, Vines and Climbers, Bedding Plants, Bulbous
Hoots, Garden, Flower and Tree Seeds, will be sent
by mail any distance, securely packed in guuanier
cha silk, damp moss, tc I send articles packed In
this wa In perfect safety to the most distant parts
i)-If articles sent out by me are not as represen
ted, send them back at my expense and your money
shall ue retunueu.
Some of the leading articles will be furnished at
the following nrices.
Catalogues aud Seed- Circular furnished on appli
cation.-
concord Grapes, f 1 prr dbz.; i? per hundred.
Ive's Seedling, ti per doz.; 10 per hundred.
IH-Iawaxe, two years old. Sic each,
f Minttin. 1 ner doz.: ter hundred.
My list of Lilies include the best of the Japan va
rieties, and our old native favorites at low rates.
Summer Bulbs.
rjt Ainlno. r HxvnrA T.llv. The recent Improve
ments in the varieties of this splendid tiower
renders ltonetf the tinest of all ''Flora's" gifts.
My stock comprises over thirty varieties, vary
ing in price iroin tu cis. to?iw per uum.
I.ilv. AnaoDronnatecom-
pan ion to the above, of an eiu-y cultivation, lo
cents each.
1 .-im.- r JTarithenn I.II v. Rare, M cents
TnU r'au.-A fine stock and cheap, S3 cents each.
Herbaceous, &c, &c.
Chinese Peonies each 25 eta
Crimsoni......i..-...... " ' jjU
Hollyhock - .
Herbaceous Spieras 50
Chrysanthemums . " 25
Yuca Filanientosa............. 75
AquUeaUGIandulosa..... " 'Zi
" Alba " i
Cerula " i5
" A urea "
Bosea " Z't
Sweet Scented Violets " 25
Polvanthusf English) . " 25
Lychness Granditlora.. . " 50
" Viiscaria....... .. " 50
" Bcarle4 " Z
Dlcentra " r
Alba. " 7
Phlox (variety) " 25
Delphinium Formosum " SO
Feverfew Hardy ........ " 25
- Dianthus (variety). " 25
Vinca, Blue " Zi
Alba .. " 2-5
fountain JaLsies " 25
Pansies, large. " 10
Green-IIouse &DeddIngr Plants
A selection of the most desirable, which space
roroius 10 enumerate ; aiso, i-ianui lor v as, , run
Baskets. Ac., such as Myrtle. Balm, Ivy Geranium
Dew Plant, Saxifraga burmentosa. Moneywort, fca!
C-
Also.Haniflng Baskets and Flower Pots, with or
without plants, always on nana.
Address J. COCHRANE,
Havana, Mason County, III.
4T3Be particular to order early.
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NORTH WESTERN
APPLE SEEZW.
NURSERIES.
E00T GRAFTS.
APPLE CIOXS.
GRAPE VLXE
of all the hardirtt LHnd.
XUKSEXr STOCK OF ALL DESCRIPTIOXS.
Il-St Addrc J. S. SHERMAN, Eockford, IU.
200,000 EVERGREENS !
T?0R ORNAMENT, Protection and
JL Wind Breaks, for Ilomes on the Prairie.
and Stock In Inclement seasons.
Balsam, Spruce and Norway Pine, fi to 10 inches
htah 10 per luOO
Arbor Vitae, Hemlock White Pine, 6
to 10 inohes biKb per Kino
American Larch, ti to 10 inches hieh 5 ner lun
American Larch, 2 to 3 feet... .... 3) per lkw
Assorted, various kinds .. H per luw
European Larch, ti to 10 Inches A to 12 tier 1000
WE ARE IMPORTING OUR
EUROPEAN LARCH
DIRECT FROM EUROPE.
Our fcmall Fruits are from dm. elenn elnti Lnnii
In the Green Bay countrv. We hud trees from that
section do much the best with us. We make nlnetv
er cent, grow, and are pood sliaie. Will besecurel
y one of the firm, personally, when taken un. We
make E VERGEEEXH a specialty.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR
BOXING.
ITS" One-fourth cash to accomDanv the order : the
Dauance c. u. u.
REfTFBUXCBC President or Cashier of either ot
the banks in this city; or, F. A. Tisdel sr Charles
Smith, Salem, Nebraska.
Aldrew ORBWAY PATtKER.
tebiVtm Freeport, Illinois.
FRUIT AIVD ORIaAMETSTAL
Grape Vines, etcM for Spring of 18 6 9.
Wlnolcsale and, Retail.
We offer for Snrine ulantinr a stock of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, O rape Vines. tc, which for ex-
lent, variety, vigor and beauty of growth has never
been surpassed.
Full Darticulnrs riven In the following Catalogues
Just Issued, sent prepaid on receipt of 10 cents each.
tor sos. l, 2 !C ano. 4 free. io. i, uesenpuve
aloetie of Fruits. No. 2. Ornamental Trees. No. 3,
Green House Hants. o. 4, V holesale LLst.
ELL WAN G ER BARRY,
Mt, Hope Nurseries,
ll-m Bochester,?y. Y.
Grape Tines Tor Sale.
A few thousand Norton' Virarinln anil f'on.
eora layern, raised in ay v ineyard, from ripe,
bearing wood.
Nrta'a SeedUnc
8100 yer 1000.
Concarrd..
. 860 per 1000.
AtsOb u few thousand two-vear old Plants of these
varieties.
12,040 Gallons Norton, Concord and Catawba Wines.
THEO. ENfi ELM A N X,
Hascoutah P. O.. St. Clair Couutv.
ll-4m IUiuols.
NEW SEEDLING POTATOES.
Three new kinds, of exeat excellence.
not to be found In anv other catalogue; are engraved
au4 fully described in mv nev seed catalogue, tent
grotU to aa, JAMES J. H. GREtiOilY,
feb2S-m Marblehead Mass.
Grape Vines.
pONCORD, Norton's Virginia, Hart-
J ford Prolific. Delaware, and all other Icad-
varleUes, grown and for sale bv
HKNBY AflCHEL,
207 K. 2nd street, St. Louis, 3fo.
Sndfcr price list. svtm
Flower Seeds and Green
Mouse Plants. v
ALARGE STOCK of the Choicest
varieties of the above always on hand;
also RmiUi, Evergreens, Imported Floaer Blubs,
for Fail plauting.
LaiMflSMt sent gratis to an snp!t(VMit.
Aduxeas HENRY MICHEL.
2S-m "207 N. 2d street, St. Louis, Mo.
fYNLY 20 CENTS. Send to GEO. A.
V Tl ITl'JV. DMltlluKhiim Tm K
....... . i - ' v. , . ' - , lUi
PEaiMENTAL FARM JOURNAL. 1'
EX-
.
c.i on l:
;1
30 Paaes af Plain DirertioB for Plantlas
.nil miln vRtinv. for lamilv as well as market irarden.
. ...I marlioiini! All .Small Fruits. Written from 20
vears exuerienee. and rives all the Information of
the larger and more costly works, so as to put new
beelmiers on equal footirt with Id fruit growers.
We have hundreds of testimonials, of which the
-following from Kev. H. W. Beecher Ls a samples
"Your directions for crow'ns Strawberries and
BAspberries are thfbest I bate ever seen." .
APa' In fnrtfji
bolesa!e and retail' lists of trof planU sent by
mail free on application.
Address '
South Btfnd, Ihd.
H-.tm t
GRAPE VUIE3.
COXCORD QRAP VTX&
Tko Yean Old.
COXCORD GRAPE VtXES,
Three Year Old.
DELA WARE GRAPE VIXE&,
Two Yeart Old.
DELAWARE GRAPE VIXE9,
Three Yeart Old.
DIAXA GRAPE VIXE9,
Two Year$ Old.
DIAXA GRAPE VtXEft,
Three Yeart Old.
CREYXLlXCt GRAPE TtXEIS,
Two Yenr Old.
CREYELIXO GRAPE YIX23,
Three Yeart Old.
O P O R TO VIXXS.
Two Yeart Old.
OPO-RT9 VIXES.
Three Yeart Old.
Tro year old vines of the following kinds
grown OUl OI UOOrs, intiu ummiK
verv healthy, with strong larno roota, nd
warranted' to inakstrong growth if properly
planted :
lIARTFORTt PROLIFIC, IOXA. ISRAELLA",
XORTUERX MCSCA S,
REBECCA, FERKIXX. ISABELLA,
VAT A WBA, IVKX,
P. LACK v)A'. I'RACVT AMBER.
CZJXTOX, MAXY OF ROGERS' HYBRIDS,
fc., r.,
These vines are on land which mast be
cleared, and will be sold
VERY CHEAPr
For oualltr of Vlnen heretofore; pent from
this Nursery, refer to Col. R. W Furnas.
All the leading varieties of trees and plants
to oe louna in a wen apiotuieu nursery al
ways on hand.
For list of very low prices, address
WARE SYL ESTER,
febll-3m
Lyons, Xew York.
fruit trees:
Western Trees for Veslern
ORCHARDS.
The largest stock of one year old Apple"
Trees west of the Mississippi. We cultivate
those varieties salted to oar western climate.
Our trees, though only 1 year old, are very
large and strong,(3Uto4Vi feet high), the very
best size for shipping long distances, and
transplanted with more en so and safety than
larger trees.
PEARS,
Two years old.
Very fine.
ALSO, VINES, PLANTS, Ac, Ac.
SEXD FOR CATALOGUE.
Address
STARK, BAHNETTr &. CO.,
febll-lm
IOnlslana, Mo.
CHEERY HILL NUKSEBIES.
Established ia 1854.
MURSERYMEN.
11 DILVLERS AND PLANTERS,
will find at these Nurseries a complete collection of
TREES A2TD PLANTS,
in even department.
Standard Fruit Trees,
Dwarf Fruit Trees,
Small Fruits,
Grape Vines,
Fruit Stocks,
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, &o.
Evergreens, in great variety.
Hoses, a fine collection,
Seedlings, for nurserymen.
Rare Plants, recently im-
ported.
Rhubarb & Asparagus,
an immense stock.
NEWWHOLESALE CATALOGUE
JUST ISSUED.
Iloopes, Bro. & Thomas,
rebl8-3ra
WEST CIIESTER, Penn.
THE KITTATINNY.
r nil w a nriM
iae Xj.'vit.urAi
and most Productive,
SWEETEST
and most Delicious,
HARDIEST,
and every way the best
Blackberry Kaown I
J by the testimony of all who have
w"- Biven it a f riaf all over the
.- arc, countrv, an is tbeoxy new mitt
A of r.pjjt nt risiucrioii that comes
up to the recommendations of its friens.
PLuVNTS OF THIS AND OTHER. KIXTJr.
Also the
Best Strawberries & Raspberries,
EARLY ROSE,
and other Seed Potatoes,
delivered at your nearest Post Office as eheap as II
uu cuimm at 1 lie muaery in person, ana
Warranted Gennlne.
PRICE LIST. GRATIS.
Address
IT. WILLIAMS,
Mont el air, Xoo Jertey.
febll-Srn
IIIIJER PLUM.
The only Hardy, Preduetlre and Satis.
factory flam in the Northwest.
This extremely harriv anrf valnshl Plum wi.i .1
fiance to CurculiO. cola waiters and ntherixniiMjiin-
uu m.s9
ChlefPolntg ofValne:
1.
It Is perfectly hardv.
2.
X
4.
5.
fi.
7.
It is not liable to Injure from late fjprin frosta.
tt irmn nnlrfl. m l,M....nr,.
It is free from every diseuse.
It fruits very early.
It bear a crir everv venr.
The fruit keeps well and will bear traasporta-
tlon.
8. The fruit is of excrtlent flavor.
. The la lies prefer It lor preserving.
Mt It is never injured bv the Curctilio.
IL The fruit rtpem aomit the last ftf Sentrmber
uiu iucii m iw ouier piuui vj uv uau.
PItlCES:
Fine well rrown trees, fi ve fret hlsrh and trowarrfs
mu f 1 , pvi IMA. f IV , pw UlllHim, f .u.
JOEL BARBER,
Lancaster. Wla.
IMm
THE BEST I'LL HAVE, IF IT
A COSTS A FARM ! ! Early Roao Potato.
American and I ore i en Snrinr Wheats. Oatx. UrUv
Corn, Cloverseed, Grass Sels, Hojts, Fowls. bet
Fodder Cutter, send for the "EanerimenLal Vim
Journal," only 9n cents. Addresa
r. -n
-j
rz-iu a. vzi 1 e,, t.Timf)erjurj, P.
GRAPE VINES I
GRAPE VINE8II
i.GKAPE VINES!!
! 250,000 of theCThoicest GrapeVines
Or ALL VAltlJi.lir-'s.
1,000,000 CKAPE TINE CUTTINGS.
Alio a large stock of
Currant I'lants and Cuttings,
GOOSEBERRIES, ROSES,
H&spberries, Blacliberrics,
Khenbarb, Etc.,
FOR SALE CHEAP.
8end stamp for
Price List snd Essays on Grape
Culiure, to
Dr. IL FCHRODEK,
Bloominton, III.
13-tm
BlSnDERO TIXETARD.
GRArE VINES FOR SALE.
Plants of Best Quality ! !
TRICES MODERATE.
All the Leading Varieties, such as
CONOOKD.CLlfcTOX, D ET, A W A It K, ITAUT
YOHD PltOLlKIC. IVES, NOHTON S
VIRGINIA, JtC
and many sew and rare varieties.
AUOHURTCK. CYNTIIINA, DI
ANA, HAMBURG. MILES.
MOTTLED, MARTHA, ROGER'S
HYBRID, &.c
AI.BO,
SIiIALL mUITS,
Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries,
of the best Market Varieties;
AND SEED POTATOES,
Early Goodrich, Harrison and
Eatly Rose.
AH the ahove of our own crowing; warranted
genuine and of BEST QUALITY.
Address
LSIDOTt BTJsn t SON.l
Bushberir. Mo. f
Price list Gratis.
17-3m
ONE POUND WILL -YIELD
3,000 POUNDS LN QUE SEASON,
BY PLANTING THE GENUINE
Early Hose Potato !
BUY TIIE GENUINE FROM
GEO. A. DEITZ,
(The Great Seed Wheat Farmer.)
CII AMBERS IJUROJ, PA.
Pound Early Bnse sent bv Mail. Dostn.tld. for t no
4 Pounds of Karly Hose, by il ail. tiobtoaid. for... 3 tx
1 Pec Kitrly liiie, delivered at tli:n;ilersbur B ij
1 Peck I-jirlv Kiise. bv Mail, nostnaid 7 i
4 Pounds of Surprise, tints, bv Mail, postpaid 1 00
4 Pound- New Brunswick (Jats, lv Mail for 1
4 Pounds Swedish Outs, sent bv Mali for I (i
4 Pounds Norwav Oats sent bv Mail for 1 )
4 Pounds Sj riiiK Barley, sent bv Mail fur 1 (M
4 Pounds ellow .Mammoth Co'rn, bv Mail ff.r. 1 w)
4 Pounds Yellow Uounl Seed C orn, by Mail for. 1 00
4 Pounds best three varieties of Sweet t'tirn 1 UO
i-ounusttiina-ieaMpniiK heat bvMail, for. 1 no
4 Pounds Black SeaSpriu WTient bv Mail. fur. 1 00
4 Pounds Canada t:iubSprijnr Wheat bv Mail,... I uo
4 Pounds Hedcfrow Snrmir Wheat bvVail. fur I ml
4 rounds Kioliraiirteriiinnir Wheat bv Mail, for 1 i0
4 Pounds Scotch i iie .priii Wheat hv Mail for 1 (W
4 Pounds Mammoth Bearded SDrinir Vhent. fori mi
s t-ounas nuHitii-neaaeu sprinx heat lor... 1 an
4 founds V lute Hominy Corn for. .. 1 ()
4 Pounds of Harrison Potatoes, bv Mail f-r 1 ml
founds .arly OtHslricli Potntoes. bv Mail for, I UI
4 PouikIs White Peach Blow Potatoes, by Mail, 1 i
4 Pounds of Blue Grass Seel for... ....m.... 1 on
4 Pounds of Italian Grass Sf-ed for J 1 w
4 Pounds of Orchard Grass Seel for 1 00
founusot llenl lirass seed ior. I
i founu ni AlriKe orSve-( ish ' over sh! for I un
t PouimIs of Cow Grass or tail Clover Seed for... 1 (W
4 Pounds of red Clover Seel for l no
1 Pound of Fifvi)tianseven-heiidel Wheat I (
Bent Fodder t 'littt-r. at Chaiiilerbur!f.. 30 tw
1 Pair of Clu-stcr White iliw, not akin, deliv
ered at Clianilifrsbunr. boxed "n no
Trioof Brahma Pootra Fuwis.delivered atCham-
nersnurff, ixixwi 7 00
ari-Subscnbe for the KXPKRIM EXTAL FAItM
JOCRNA I Only ier year.
Jl'he money, in ail cases, to accomnnnr the or
der.
ai'All orders filled nromntlv hv ClV.n X TilTTXT!
Proprietor of the Great Seed U'Ueat Kxpcri: mental'
Farm. Chambersbnre, Pa.
Farmers can rely that all Seed. Stock and Fowls
sent out by Mr. Geo. A. Deitz, are true to name and
pure or the kind. 17-lot
Til EE PIAXTEHS.
If you wish to plant thLs coming spring, send in
your orders early, and save
T It E E P E D Ii E II S MARGIN.
A fine stock of two year old
APPLE, TEAR, TLUM AND CIIEP.RY.
Also Shade Trees, Evergreens, Ornamental Shrubs,
and a general Jfursery Stock
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AT THE PBOSPECT IIILL NUP.SEP.IE.-s,
Ocnoieo, Illinois,
J. &. E. Rlt'HHOM), Proprietors.
M.W Correspondence solicited.
IMm
Fiftli Year.
200 Acres
GREAT WESTERN HUBSERIES
LYOXS, CLIXTOX CO., 10 IYA.
Emit lc Ornamental Trees,
Grnpo Vino, Scc9
FOR SPRIXG XS69.
e ormr for next snrln? nl:mi;n,- fir.o n.rt.
ment of nursery stock. a!l
i gajvntwd to be fully u gxd as rrpre-
i IrrUICM,
For full particular. :end for our Catalosue
which la
WAILED FREE.
I Apple seeds, warranted fresh, $1.7,00 per bushel.
' Osage seeds, " 13,00 "
Fine Osae TlanU, "2,00 per 1,000.
Dr. JTTO. E. EIJOTS & CO.
lS-Sm
TIIE SALEM.
First Premium awarded by the
Lake Shore Grape Growers Association
for "the Seat Six clusters of Fruit, Quality to Rula."
narimr Thirty Acres of th. sat vt i rini
w eonKider It for harliness, earhness. ahuiilunt
prorntotrin iwariwc, frewlom f-om disease, beantv oi
ehrster, and hiith foreign quality offrr.it. the best
and most proh labia out-door Orape in America.
We offer vltrorrsrw rine
stock of Mr. K s. Bogersas follows :
. ,. Fach. Perdom. PerMft. Perimrj.
S-year old 1 jo mju $.mxou ,oo
1-year old 1,110 o.ou 35.U)
T. L nAIlRIS, .Salem on Erie.
Brocton P. o.. Chautauqua Co.. '. V.
mm
PEOPLE'S
We hsre
with man-.-1
buvrs. Wf
tVEItr P.KSPECT.
"me, nd(M
Apple. Pears, Cfcerriei., Peaeli.r ,
StrawlMTrien, HlnAnrritVJ'
Oruamental i'rec hrubZ'
Flowers, h lowering Jirul).
We want a eood reliable man. who cin r,
recommende!, to actas agent foru-. inWr1
lu 2."ebrasita, Kansas, Missouri and' Iowa. p. ''1
Commission or Salary
li. i liOBR ft (T,
11-lm-tf
T. C. MAXWELL & ifj
OLD CASTLE NURSERIES
GENEVA, ONTARIO (O . y.
Invite the attention of
Western Xurserymen,
Dealers and Piarjj
to their extensive and reliable ass(,rtni(.a.
CHOICE illSER? Mi
AT
"WHOLESALE,
including ,
Fruit Treew standard and Ihvarf;
Ornamental Tree and Narab.-r. j
and ICverif reen ;
!?inaH Fruh-f;rapvlnes-Aii T3rK
tlor, f.'rt-3 lIoun moj K
Plants, nulb-, Ac. a
PartIcswi.shiuRSEI.rCT NUHsnKYSTOfs
cither for their own planting tif ti ..j; ,,5. '
quested to give us a call of write f,.r partV-'V'
enclosing stamps for catalogues as Miow
Descriptive Cataioue of Fruits ihre r;.s
Descriptive Ca'aloicue of 0nan1enta:.rt!i-yT',
stam;w. , "f
Wnolesale Trade List one red stamp.
T. C. M LXWELL A. Elios,
11-y
ERIE
SCMMEBCIAL KKKSESIS.
rn 1 c, e it 1 e co., pun .
I. A. PJattmmi Sz Sprn'n?
Prorietoii,
1,000,000 native Crape Tine,
For sale, of the best leail n-r t-,,,1. '.
true to naiii av :'.u I .i i. ..... . . ' T '' ' -,ri
ilLIIi.i 1,
States, of one cud two vearoM s.,
mail at 1U0 rates.
rnr ii rri.is
.. V.i'i .
l.r)f...)iv) Concord. 1-vear. Xo. 1
5U,ifc'j Confrd.-.'-yeHr. No. I.stro'i .
iiM. nanioni iToiiia-, i-vt-ar No l ..
Hartford Prolilic, C-year, i"u
ln.nW lelaare. 1-vi ar. I i , .1
aMJO liana. l-vear. No. I... " "'
2i. I ve sx-ediinif, 1-year. 2ol 1 1" mn
m
!
lo.i) lona. 1-year, Vo. I i'.a,
3.00 Israel! '
1 . ... 1 1 i.. . 1 1 .. . ....
i"r.i,k. aiawoa afli I. ltllil'It.
an.l .1-year, strong. . .-, , 7, ,
Also a lartie lot of '-vf.r 7.7 -i'i h.l..
kinds, totrrrher w'rh .."c h.i i.r ,(,,.,. .
Creveiinsr. Allen s Ilyhrkl. l:.nrer llvt.nl, i n . Li
1. .aire, ilebivca. S.iltni. Ni.rfun . v .r 1
others. ' - "'-
i.iiii Strawberry Plants strong, nfalltliesesin.-i
oii.ml iUspberries and Blackberries.
1",' Currants and ( Kjsherrii's.
2l),iMl Fine 2-year old Apple Tree;, be-f
kinds, at j: per l i. lij perl .(.
lO.nmi Dwarf 1'eurs, 1-year, fji ptT Im
5,1 Stand Pear. 1-year, at r, pr
10,c Jil Cherry Trees, 1-yeitr old, at 1 1.).
ALSO rEACIt TREtM. PI.Cf TP.FFS Al'IU
COTS AND ULTNCK UI. Mii.'
T0i5ether with a !an;e stock of
Apple Seedlinirs: Pare. Plum 111. ('.(lief rvs.i-r -
Aplle S-vl niM l.ar S'e(N,i-,nie: (ir.tL
Cutting, with Apple Grafts, fjruMieti
to oriler.
SaMsfactlon Guaninlcet!.
Parties onlcrlnir of n, can relv on havmctVr
orders tilletl prvmptly.and receiving ijrt ;'!. J" t
in all res;s; t.s, th(,roiii,'filv parked so ,t t :!!H-r
Ml K'xwl order. We pieile uur'!vs u I in.n.
(food st'K-k for their as-e as enn he Ik uL'ht frou wj
rt-liable establishment In the United Slates.
TErOIS--Ca.sh with order, or one-third r-n.n.gni
balance on delivery, or C. o. i.
Those ori'erins will p!ease Rive p!.s.. Count ' 1.
State In full. Trade Uat sent on application.' '
Address.
I. A. PLATTMANT t sr!t.U;iT.
H",ra jie, Kr. Hi inx
CATALOGUES FItRE!
CATALOGUE of SEEDS,
AXD GUIDE TO TUK,
FLOWEIt AND VEGETABLE
GARDEX FOR loO.
(Published in January.) Everv lover of flow-r
wishing this new work, free ofVhar ...i.id
dress immediatelr M. O KKKKK. SiN it u. .'.'
v.-anyer A Barry's Bi-w k, Koclieste'r. N. T.
JSURSERIES OFW.F. HEIKri,
DAYTON, On 10.
OLD ES TA F.J. IS IT 21 EX T IV IT. V A
XE1V FEA Tl'liE.
AX
Every Tcrson can rr.":u c Trees au.l Plar'.s
At Wholesale 1'rlccn;
by ordi-rins through our Club Pepartrnpr.t.
For prices and other Infrrmatiofl, -uldr..
. XV. F. IIKIKKS
Benton County IJurries.
ICtallI.siliel in IM.'O.
rrult Trees or all lUntK
ADAPTED TO OVIt TRYINC fT.TM.VTE.
ALSO
SMALL FRUITS, EVERGKEE5.a.
of all sizes;
HAUDY SIir.UIM, IIEDflE I'f- NTy,
I'n larpe or small q'tantiUes. at
LOTESTJ SATES.
Hhipments made at Cetr RapiiSn, Iowa.
Address, for prlcen,
. JOS. L. BVWD A. CO
IC-3m "'
1S69.
1SS3
WM. II. LYMAN'S
Illustrated . PI oral Guii
. A?rr
CATALOGUE OF 8 EE Br AND TLA-VTS
Is now puMisfced. r(inta!nlrnr nrm of m'T
j Varolii-) of Flower !eLs nnd riunbt- "
lend;illv illustrated w'fb h..iiT tSirtvi n.-it
entrravirursand two iiMwtlfui colTedf pl:iles, onf
winch wul he, the ceiebraied
".Mrs. POLLOCK" Geranium
colored from nature. It it will be found dwir f'J
arranarmi; the liuwer carderi: toc-tlier :tu t-i-'
rectiuns f.r isnwinir SwL Tninsnlantnir. .tc. f-L
Tli Will KO X'llt frw t,i n.'l mi- 1 -i,t.,r,.. T-S 2J.1 '
all others, on receipt of Un cents, whicu ls D' t "
theai-tunleoHt.
1 a:j aU iutroducini? L-i thw r-il.;ir nv now Zoaf
to.
L.Y3IAX MAIJIOTII CIASIXI"
Dr. D. PlOe. SilVS- Tronhis ....r.l,l huff .t-'
This Toniufo is a crw Mvivn a Frt-iu 'i 11: u!S
variety and the Jr. 1 tt s vn. ri rn.in.i -' lB-'
smrKithiiess and aniid y of ti' latter. 'cr'"'-S
Husters; each stern bearine frt.m kitlulll'!'!
niatr e ,.a tt. It is ,er'eetiv smoi-th aiei
rouiul. about the size of a lia.d A'!:i am.le : !
rosy pink, and keepi. well; ,ii,J, bet ' -''
and is 110 luvibt 01:0 i" ti.e !" earlv
have. It Ls unexcelled f,,r o-.i n.- r'.-.V .-i j.l u !'
cious for co.jk:r.c; Ijeiiic verv burr 11
eorliness it e.celis the "Xeyes Tumaro, ' nd r.'f
iu 1 run evenrv. about ten Oitvs helore the Iir- -
i-l'iidoul todiy the best market variety iu' i'ai-J
ui exjsu-nce. ' ,
Tt.isvarierv was obtiilred frTn e1 in lw '?
it riwnisl iu fruit TKS DAYS beti-re the I?-
Smooth iicd.
PRICE IX SE.4.LED PACKETS, SSe.KACH-
For Cltistrsted circular." cortaiuluc descr1;1
recomnieiMlstiotw. $c..
AV3I. II. X.Y.HAX,
Importer of Seed, Bulb, and Plu
Levere. -
vera .