. r
. .. . . , - ,
4 a t , 4
j ( 4. ...
Totwbfn all v.i a cJo t .-3 oa Africa! tore
sbocld be aV
Carrfpm&tc Omj.. llrr;d.
'Da. Gko. I. IIiixtE-In;- reply to
iujrestionst rruvle by yeuTsome-dtys
iiH-eift tL'e-JfrraUl, the Jnmell
Iiro'. and r j y- ;f bavn-rzude. tLe fol
lowing praciu-ul ca.lcu lit inns in refer
ence to ti.e a-re.TowtL &nI Value of 4
tir.s.11 laiitCitic-n cf f ;rct cottonwool i
trcr, which v: ! y me Jn 1 -"':. !
Tlif ?o tres v. t re j lir.tfl from t-ina'l
trct!-ts of ccc- j- ar'H. provrth which
vouLl jtiLc tlif.M .-cvtntecn ycra clJ j
this Enrin- freM tlie eeii. Tbej ?nr j
pulicd up by !.t;J, enl the roots in-1
ncrteJ in the ground without any par- J
ticular care, and not in .accordance j
with-the-cueloai of trterowtra in
cifrpn; larre holts and seeing max au
. Tie toou .it tain as nearly as foible
the feume natural position as when
found In their original toil.
Neither va "any -attention paid to
their cultivation, they were left to
flht their v.nj through the aun lead
ing grovrthof grass and wx-etis es best
tley ctviJil,
l lite many othcrrs, thinking that
ljecau.se trees prow and Coarish In the
forest, that all that to requisite wan
to jerct the roots twUted into a small
hole and covered, and they would live.
1 liavc a different opinion ta tit the
xnAcar',Rient of trees and fchruhs now.
lis. Z. Durnell, who is a radical
tree proper and wood dealer, meas
ured the trees, whose circumference
be found to be fcixty-feven Indies, and
consequently twenty-two and one
(hlrti inches la diametEr.' i
Heetimates,Jn company with other
- pentiecien present at the time of the
measurement, that they will make
fully two cord.- of wood each, which,
in Una coax kt, U worth and will w-ILfor
at least citt dollars per cord at ordi-
nary limes, ana in mm wiun-r wuwii
It will cost one dollar and twenty
five cents to chop it, and five dollars
per cord to market the earne, consid
rins the land on which the timber is
ffrown to be within a distance enab
ling the hauler to make the round trip
in & day. Those' residing nearer and
farther off would make the distance
about the Kime.
TL one trees were planted about fif
teen feet apart, and there being 43,-000
square feet to the acre, consequently
one hundred and ninety-three trees
could be grown to every aore of ground
that would produce the same amount
of wood in seventeen years to each
tree. Besides, email trees or fchrulw to
the same number per acre could be
raised between every large tree for
abort fire ytanf, vhfch time they
5u!i l e removed and fcold for about
fifty ctnti each, or I transplanted
elsewhere.- - 1 "'
A partial crop of corn could also, for
the nrfct years at least, be raised whiUt
the young trees were being cultivated,
probably twenty bushels to the acre,
which on an average would bring
about fifty cent p?T bushel.
v On one hundred and fcixty acres of
land the cmt of cultivating the trees
for one year will be about five hundred
fioJlara..':." --- - ' - - -
I The co?tof seed corn will . be about
five dollars; planting fifty dollars:
husking and marketing four hundred
dollars. - Planting the trees about five
hundred dollars. - "
Land can be purchased for fifteen
dollars an acre, on the cost of which
we must take into coniidersUoij taxei
and interest, which probably would
be covered with fifteen jjer cent.
Upon the above basis we are tolera
bly well prepared to open a farm ac
count in which we will more directly
and fcucciently how.the comjarioii
between tho debtor and credit side of
the question.
The balance sheet will present i
ehowiug very largely In favor of tree
culture over any other general product
of the foil in similar quantities.
TARM ACiCOrXT- Achmj,
TO 1HL o 'e frr Iflf) ir at f IV),
W4i ) jci tU U ptr crrtL, lur 17 j (,!3
JHnlinjf ' , , JJJ
"if1 i.ivnuoii I tmit. .... &JU
i.jwu trfsMi of t cortln each chopped t
tl ' fwr oM 77.7m
Mrktnnr .7ho rl 4 $iJ per cord
btuiu-l atd - 6
JNanU-' Jmqif ..
lt'f.-l JZ Hrxl Jj li.llU'.........-....
lcli lft jiro'il n 1 1 yimtrn ,
Sy t.Ti e"rci wikk! ri C'i. ...
ii Unji or amuii tree ai fcr...,
1JU
511,13) 511,130
SraltlhK ttinrij iwts
Bainnoe oH for iitridenuil ejr j-rt
A nt baxauoe ta profi t ot
414
.91
The profit of wteat crop of 1 K acre of Unci
ta aixwit ,. 4
S.O0O
Laarinx a balance In faror of tree culture an-
Bnaior f about i 4.VX)
. A-D.JOXEjs.
nrc-rroorTTasb forIiIn?Ics.
iZr.iohn Mears communicates the
fbllowlng to the Boston JJuiiivator.
lie states that, after an experience of
eleven years, and uln teven forge-s in
his blacksmith shop, he has never
ecn a shluqle on lire, nor a nail start
ed. The following Is his method of
preparing them:
"Having a large trough, I put into
it a bushclof quick-lime, half a bushel
of refuse salt, and five or six pounds
of potash, adding water to slake the
lime nnd dissolve the vegetable alkali
and the Fait, well knowing that pieces
cfanold lime-pit, a soap barrel or a
pork tub, were not the beat kindling
stntf, and having long since learned,
while at the Vineyard sound, that hot
salt water white-wash would endure
far longer than that made with fresh
wter, - absorbing - meisture,- striking
Into the wood, and not peeling the
washing off. I set the bundles of
shingles oearly to the bands in the
waih for twoi.ours, then turned them
end for end. When lrh-f on the roof
and walls they were brushed over
twice with the liquid, and were
brushed over at Intervals of two or
ILrce years after." ' -
A Thousand DoiXAn RKcirE.
Ve are Indebted to&a exchange paper
ftr the following recipe, which it is
claimed is worth the above sum of
money, and give it publicity for the
benefit of housewives in general, and
oer lady friends in particular kvit :
Take one jcnnJ of wil-soda and
Haifa pound cf unpacked Ilrce, put
thm iu a gallon cf water, end boil
twenty minutes ; let it stand till rxxl,
thn drain off and put inaFto:. ?Jug
. crj'.r. 8oak j'our Oirty clothes over
nt .tor till they are well wet through,
thl a wring thtm cut an 1 put on j ' .a
tyof 6oap, and to a boiler of clothes
well covered with water, add one
table?pouful of washing fluid. Boil
hilfan hour briskly, then wash them
thoroughly through -enc"WRter rln?e
wUi in water, and 'youxJotho will
Ibc better than tlie old way of wash
ing twice before bailing. Thi is an
invel uable remedy,' i:A we want every
poor, tired woman'to try
i G2AFT3 thould be c ; early in
T:iteras possible. ii.a L. i-tare is
er!y In December; brt rota, day
i r 'ld be lw-t when the- tprr-crtturo
U fctedlo the workrsay abowt forty
degrees of zero. Laet raon we ii zte'd
the matter practices!; ; cuttin" grafts
la Decemler, Janet.-", andd'tbrury
frcri the Erao tree.-,. ker-ing
tLcm alike ; complctiug tL9Wc; :ly
ptt!gln April one ofeathcuttin -cn
f 1 Fame tree. AYe did notloso' Vr.c
of t .:r ftrst cutting ; welot two of c ur
i " --.d and Uiore than two-third.-t f
.Uout 2 "j. acres of flax have-been
" 1 in Oregon this peason. It Is
expected to yieli CO.U'O. buthela of
ted. '
Like tl.H Ir.-t fULjIJ trt t .1 i S. Irt.Jl
l
and oxtlic acid enai r-- V07
fiuelv, nd ! foft WEU-r crTrh to brir-;
to th.a iU let it sUni a f.
thf n mUicp it to dcsireil v "de by add-
mbic
ing v r , :t i.. -..iuci su
has'. ..i -ol - !. r-..i
lxx f'T prepare 1 1 ". I d -nr.
k c very t- r ' ' fi :
J-'orgrt-en it.k pou;; 1it.r.
and Uvj until n i I r '-ng- ;
rr.ii 'f th :. r t in cli. , .1 t -
on
' 23
is
green. A hUJe alum in a sai.ion uc
cootionmfikes a -fine yci'.ovwhkh
may b turned to green by Oisocf pre
pared indigo.
'Die Inner bark.of LLack oJk t teeped
until XL ftroirrg decoction 'fs obtained
makes a beautiful "green by addition
of blue. , '
Caed Tin: OiW. One would think
that any kind-hearted man, when he
Wk how grateful this oeration is to a
cow, would l willing, to yvnd a few
motuentsdailr ier.rdig her. It pays
as we'd to ck'iin a row as a horse. All
who have fairly tried it find"gretlen
ef.t from the operation. And -y $f,.t;oi
one farmer in a hundred makes it a
practice to Uf-e tlie card or curry-comb
in the cow-fetabla. Yt'e know, stupid
men who laugh at the idea as a mere
notion of oine fiocy farmer. But, In
point of fac t, no cow can give the best
results at the pail unless this matter is
attended to.especially in winter. Am.
Afrieu(ari-t.
VOU WANT MARTHA ! Every
X trrape prowr r vrauU it fi-s the beet, most
vaJoiLile and r"ilulj, -
WHITE VmrE & TABLE GEAPE
yrt IntrodiK--! to the Amricn pr.. ' In vrry
war a.i jrfw-t:jr har1y, l,ei4ir. priductiTend riif
onAis iu Kr;n an tb? C'nftrd, from v Kich tt to
wliiriK. It K ho ev-r, for trior rr:.rni aud d!i
rute In f'.avur. iukI r:p-tii U.-n darn e.irU-r. It
-t. r:li, aikd njjruMiy, mi er.tifijr d-roid of
tii yjanH-iMi anil '... ty Uutt l faDu In the ton
ct.rd : and Utrvinjr ot a Llirhr plac anion: wiiite
r "-!- than Uie (-. rU hold's aiaoux black on.
A W--riaw)cen. l-m.I!aar. lna. CoTvrajrd.
llartf.rl Vnl.t,c, lvr t-llmx. i"rveiiiu);. I'uma,
and a.ty ottiw Turi-ui of tii' iuoi v;uai,ie uUv
;ri-; aUu brrk, IU.-i!rr.-, Currant,
fetrawtx-mei, tin.tTrr. KliuljarU, rlc. c.
-T-fvl staiDp fr liiuvnu Ijeacriiaire Cal
lorue of Cirayr aii4 .-'n aU k niiu u - ,
GLO. W. CAMPREIX.
23tr4w iH-iasrare, OtiiOw .
Plant'ClioicG Fruits,:
TOY,T IS TIIE-TI2IE TO ORUEIL
il I will hf zvl fne f.AI.FM OUriSbjr
for 1 rh. n.jr 4. IV n. r-.tA(eiM-h. IClt
tatir.ny and WilKn'a -r!v kicTri at 51 Ir
down, l-y mxil. C'lsrit -i;rr-, r-) j -r Cos.
i'hiiJdii!iia do. t ! rxr ii-t. all by m:i.
I will i?iiv-rthe fiiiwin ai tipreo o.'ifr. prop
erly paf-k d. t tbc fol lowt n v prkv : Concord Ojjii
aud prr buiwlr-d. !-BWr, lJiana, t-l-tniX
and Ive'a h4rt!i!r. tl P' bendn-d. hJra
Oral at (JT-V. f " and Ui per hundred. Roprs t, li,
and IMat Jjt hniiirI. Yutf K' at fCSfl par
tucm. alrlual U ll(jr f hr m-1 1 TV rtw h.
AdJren JOIIS CJIAKf.KJ.V.
-51y Kocbir. X. Y.
Early 'Field Corn,
The Corn for t.'ic riliricn.
T'INTEODL'CE o the Corn Growers
A. of Amf-rl aa iifw variety of riH'l :oru,
yrrx u afn UirT yr h- J.rvph r. Bi-'x-d, two
ju!lr it'inh ot Urnry. MKrlibU C'onrirv, Illi'oW.
nikrjd to Uun frtu t.i PK-nt f?r? "i jir.y J-'i-id
( irf-n." Tne taiiW o: tlii ne mrit-ty kiv as fl
lr: jr"Jt, ii ma;uri t! !t1 uawi--rli-T
than OJir onl'nary vrifti"H. Thr- t!l m rnniiy
Sialkji truw l:i I. ill. coiis-rifiit ly it will jr.i'lin-e
at lo)(t a; jit-r ci.l inorc to ll:e w re. Thii ;rai in-cr-v4
j r tfr yariy In Cn p, ;:jiT!-a.-
tLe ril wcHith iHjr u'.! jo to tte anioonl of Mil
iioii auniiuliy.
Tlji vr.-ty l brlrht yi?!!ow. XPTruIly 14 ron-l,
Umi cob u-itnniy r-ot-rvd t-lc-iy Rt Ixdh ciid with
kernnl: tf. m r-.a! Jy frni UiKt4-ni ;
fi bnk ui vcrv 1 -bt and an kr. making It ry
phut on the han In ! akinjr. fr. l'Any4 na- tbat
b can bii-k; fct ltaift rr nt. mur Ir.Uels pr
day Ibnn of th otd vsj-"Ura. ifr. J5!ooJ Uu1 fall
bifrliJ. ahfllM and uold aorne limu u ot this
-arw-ty alons with hi5 old crf-p of Vrn. Tbr crmin
rnrrl.K rc unaMe to dlKtinmilsh lb nr from
hold. His vM var-tte.orlniioUonlaviible
all, w:i ix. t fil hut II or wll al a)L
T1i1j Tarlrty cm tx planum with rafrtv from tlie
Ia to the loth of Ju.ie. In one hundred (lay from
planting it ill be cornplfiely out of tlie way of the
early fro-" that we Jioet'nrn bave in t'lix latitude
fr'nn the Ink totLe Jiihof H-.:-mh-r. This variety
1i aa earlr ai our little eiel.t rowed York State or
Yanke tfint iorn. Theatoclc I rather short, but
vrr tliW-k ri:nd, with vmrv)! v a vtv larcer.
r.B.od saf be dare nt t il theplaln tni'h about
Uiit nrw rwrtetr o iri fr f-ar that hi Matement
wul be tK-t down a. a fih torj".,r oral a htimhue.
I bare bought ilr. IIkkxJ'b iDt'.re Jot of SKK1 of
t!i new ard v2..i.-ihle variety of ( Vrn. and am pre
toAflertl totbeCTA'.V ikW KHsm AUKR
al tl.e f')l!onti(i; ra'.: per buslx l (, j iM f.j.(J;
one-luiir huKbel. J i.J: one-fourth biwhel. fi.Ci. By
mail. pttM'.' p-ni. fl.U). Single avaOctt. Xo ex
tra rliirjtr: for rxixi-i or
Hil hy enpnsoi or fr'iuht as the purchaser mar
dirwt, tii'e money In all caei to accompany the or
dvT. Address - , ,
ALEX. II. GAST03T,
Jrnry, Jkfarthnll Cbunfy IU,
X. B.-Penvnfi vnhlnc t-TARK A PPJ.K WIOX8.
nui-t aend in their order itnirielial!v. m my nt;-k
In alir.ont exhaaled. The KAJtLY FIKLft f.V
will be for the acrioilturul interet of our nJUion
what the Slnrk Am'Iav for the hortlr-ultural inter
eta the vx Hint there is. the pure tuuv-r of either
one w lle io-kt may.
Tlie TZalter Grapo,
thick lwt. . j
Per TVr jtr Irr IVr
Kach
No. tme rear 4
No. J no 4
No, 1 do
Two yearn bet 10
If't Zi. 50. 7V un.
fn fr.N fiwi fjtn
43 . H .' no ; xst
hi lio -l in 4o
1US i TJ0 JXJ
IX LAEGE QVAXTITIF.S A T 311X11 KK-VUVKD
;KaccImrIne Test Tor Tf Inc.
At the National SnrrlmrIne Twt for Wine, at
IIatmuonliort,N. Y Oct. ith. the (Yitturtxi
dtood in tmci harine nrntU-r HI Wnllrr fImtt 101
itrlatmr I OS. Thix text wu made with 17 mnees of
the Walter. aomew hat Croaen, to 24 ounce of eaciiof
lr other vanHie. .
Xext tiioruiiimliortupertntemlent. Cleric, and one
fit the lnrectora of the 1'leHKant Valley Wine Co.
(the parties who cond.ict-d the trt the itar hx-forv.)
to nalMly therrwlv of the merit of the ''Walter'"
by an etui tnal. tted 17 oincei of lona from the
aame lot that were uxed the day before, and the
BBcrharnnicier ntKd at !l the W alter tx-atinjj; it a.
ir.-wl 17 ouneeH ot tlie JMuvvnre and Cutaw ba ljen
pivHMMl equally hrd with the Vi ultrr, their skin
and centre tM-incr acid, the Delaware would have
Mood lower and tlie Uitau-Lm proportlonuWy below
the ijeuwub All the other vuk-Qe mued uiucli
lower than those enumerated aljove.
There had been conetant ralna and divmp weather
n the auction where the HcUlrr (trew iu oomprtit
or irrowmc at HamnaondHfmrt aod alonic the lakes,
where there bad been but little rain during the ta
hod dry aoil and weather being necessary for the
perft-ct awwtenlnit of srrape.
A committer of tlie Anierirnii Tnst'ute Tarmcr'n
nub. in a revport of Heot. 22, lv, printed In tbe
New York sniir Weekly Tribtinef-f K ;u 2rtb,art r
apeakiDK of the quaiitt" of tbe UVi.' t, jsy : "We
conciuoe the h'aiirr will be a vali:ir,;e .rrfri tn Ue
(rrape nplon.of the npper Mlwiiiprf,.ii tue chore
of Lane Krle, In weetern New York, onUieautte
j1W of we tern Pennaylrania, and wherever tlie
utvt erapvo are ucceavlilly fiwn."
Istter from Charle WnoHry, onr of the oldrjt vine-
TtrUt tilt t'ltf,
Vixetaed tomr, VNter Co., N. Y..I'
ilayla, .
Afrtr. rrrrit Oivacrxvf.
Hear 8iaa: Yonrw of the lth I anj In receipt of.
in which you ask ll I bave any olii.-cnons to -j iiniz
you, for publication, the fue.K I am m - taiuU-d r.itli'
in rvlatiouto tnecijarBt'er of tle hat-r Ortntti I
hare never indorsed the character or utefulnea of
,vinea, or other articled of any deucnpUon.and would
Dot at ray preMent ulaee of lite were It not for two
reason which aeetn aulncieut. Kirst, I know tle
Uuirr Urt) will met the prejudices wiiepread
thnrtuihout the coutitry, caused by the worth leMMrteaii
In mipt localities of many of ita predece-Mor. tSo
ond. lH.-iie I can aay from ix-rnonal oerri(i
thRlthe It'uW'r is the best variety I lutve had anr
knowl"i;eor. and 1 think I have cultivated nearlv
all that have teen rvcommended. Siwardi". t!?ii
all and taillnif b.i( l upon the Concord and Hart .ord
1'n.liiio as vinevarl varieties. I am intere t tt in
knowing that tue ru;t the H'otvj- uriiwa larger
each ycr aa the vine unjWij older, netwt last jc.ir
fudy one-third birp-r than it vva two years ajtu. Xi
jrnj'va well ; I'nrt ncll. J have seen it ripe -e'-eral
times bef"re Ila'1! rd. and I have never yeen
any mtliiew on i;s fruit or on its larte and thick, hut
lw-Uware HhuiMil J.iii:--. Tin- ti.ivor of Ihe fruit I
think Mtpenor to i.nv ti er variety. Vou fcay in
your cucuiar It i a a-eilitiK of the Iielaware and
Jeana; 1 think lliecbarai-ter of euch -f these Vane-
Ik-s l ii!U diiii'!iii".iattle in tlie
n tlie H -rirrr, iiai-iic.u-I
uUd think it w'liild
make a wine of h:i U i banacler. I have risiu-d it
annnally nine it rxi bore.aix mnt airo, three tme
in t itter t., N. YK in a low valley, where the laa-
! I'm to'i-tcirt r!pena,ar.d euch time it w-aa fuliy ripe
In Aum-t, I iiare t-eeu it eiu-h of the three piit wea
pons ;u rntrtikee)isie. ii)ienin? at the sumo t;m,
ei.-. year, wlit-a tlx cotwlit raiiut pi-a-wotd
ail varies fim ciaUirtnx at their iim;!1
tliue, but it periis-ted ita fnnt hy the middle of t-p-ttmlx'r.
Tlje ruSina of the last mentioned crop I
have ae-n and e:iten. which were iixL Krom its
aiccertinjf in Uie low valley and tenacioua clay of
Monena, ana iiLso in the dry Hatey junction la
Ionchkeepie, I luink it will be well adated to the
varied aectiftis of our country. You mar mftKe
wbatuver u-' f ll.ese oilinona vim deem pmjv. r. k
Youm truly, CHARLIE WX)Jl:V."
nnnis & cayvood,
PmiChkee)ii. X. V.
a-y
CEKDS, ROOT GRAFTS. Osa.re
O Orarnre SoeU prime, new, yer bnslit-1.
Apple S-e.s. peach l'ils. froien. Hoot Grafts, Ap
J le. packe.. !'; .'i, f i. Oaatfe iledce plants, l.t -L
l.),(F.t; M.-f. V. Peach ilalee Kxny and ( r
at aorta. r-Ua-It -Appla. I'ear, l iliui, tlie--v,
(, nce.Ac. iv ..-!, Uvenrreens, Grapes, Do"--.. $
-eberry, CbarW downing Ktra oerrr, k
lnea, HH-i-taTfies, 'rreen Hooae Keddiiiir riania,
1'atUua, d.c fcud 1c, for t'T.-e t'otalotromi,
V. K. PHOKMX.
nioom!nctr.n Nuiwrr,
fcMS-Sm McLea.ii Co., IilinoiB.
DEACH TREi:3.-Crawford. II al ,
a. ar.fi citners, r.ve iwt .J10r. r 1 J
1 ear a"i c:r-rry 1 nm. I jr., 1st ch IS "
1 r-ie i
ui vim- v. yr 1 feet
-. 6l k w r n.
1 t--e rt nif-wt of Nuraef-T atOCk, f f I
M-!it i v ii. ilrsale prtcal
n x!ihi- i contains over J.0D0 b';:r'' j
r. "ir , ,.' t hrrrv.
jioffa coop;?.
t (. :
. . A. i. lill -
i ati 1 i'orc
OTATO, Aincri
r wneaU, fato:- ,
I ' , 1f -t. ...
v.- t.c. oiam tieevJa Ttics.
3'eH-iU tt ;u'r Kead for th L xirttlic4
J arm Juuitu!." onrr iew. ,tr:,-M-a
I U-l .. OtU .it 1'i'IZ.t niiW-en-lirg. Pa.
3 O 0 ?0 O O
vm
mm
i! .Ui.
LIU
r o op o o o
Evtr-rr nlyflO to $20 rsrlOO
grape ?;;p-z TO J )
Concords only E3 per Ho'DKEd.
'. . : f
TXe Ctnar" i Ot Grtf Grrtpe for Ou XTU
Uon, end tre put the Pnce at mijf
pEVERY WESTERN FAR3rER
V hn ld-Jxiive-lrO Cvcrgrrma. and J00
Qr-VUen, and these ktrcan bxr F20 ;
Improve mi JkmlTf jwx Farsas and homes.
1,000
EVERGREENS
- FREE
109
GRAPE VINES
,:M' v v v yA j I'J'j.EE!
' EVERGREENS v.
r.U , - FREE!
100
GRAPE VINES
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
Who would be withoat them, when they can be
had m cheap T Now Is tb timu fcr go-aiend Fano
ers to iroFply their naichbors at low ratea, and them
selves FJLFK.
Iaprore sa4 beautify yotr Yxrvne yoar Homes,
an4 jrosii weighbwrhoo. Iaitsr TreadaaJeTS trar
et thaoogh yoar &late, and charje y as much for
on sokes YIda as we charge jvm tar 1m Ylaea.
Now, what to tb wm of paring oct enormotM
price, waeai yon cm get a better article at the west
for on-qriarter the prece 7
THISK OF THESE TIIIXGS.
100,000
Grape Vinos.
300,000 ; ;
'';1,t-'X. v o r g r e o n s.
'. . . ' v ' '' '' .
Adi to tbe value of yoar Land, and to tbe eomJbrt
and pleasure of your FaaUly aad
Homo! Homo! Homo!
fro! Tre! Free!
People will appreciate tbe reduction from the ex
travagant prices usually chargrd for
Evergreens ac3 Orapft Vines !
'at WfcarfSfe' -Arm .im
LIVE MEN will lera aU parUrnlarm. by aeodinf
Jur CICVLAM on TMICZ LIST.
E YE R GREENS!
CIIEIIP! CIIEAF! CHEAP!
We are prepared to furolah tbe people of the North
Went with Native JCver greens at exceedingly low
prices, by the thousand so 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 Ave or six yean ago, that areaour
at from S3 to $5 each.
Partial who attended tbe sale of real estate at
Kgandale, in Chicago, last season, can fully appreci
ate tbe value and beanty of these trees when proa-
ly cared for. Every owner of real estate should
have from 1,000 to 10,000 of them. They are needed
all over the Northwest for
Hedges, Yindbreaks and Ornament;
GRAPE VINES
OIEPP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
Our Vines are grown on tbe open prairie, conse
quently are hardy, acclimated, and adapted to Wes
tern Hoil and Climate.
At tbe above price we warrant Good Stock, de
livered in good condition at tbe Express office in
Chicago, Free of Charge lor boxing, packing and
d ray age.
Bend Stamp for Circular giving fan particulars.
Address
i
. D.F.H0LlIAlT&C0.f
, 113 Maiiiaoa Su Iteea 1, Cfalcage.'
A BEAUTIFUL SEWING EIACHIRE
FEE E!
A NOVEL IDEA!
We Help Thos9j7ho Help Ut!
9 Ladles, attention !
Stinistera,atteutSon!
t 5. Sewing Societies, attention t
tVCtu rch bocietles, attention!
3-Oood Templars, attention!
3- Odd Fellows and Masons, attention !
- Grand Army of tbe Republic, attention !
3- All tiood Men and Women, attention!
A ICO G rover & Baker Seirlnsr,
.tlaclilno Free!
We want two or three Indies or Ger tlemen in
every town or vlllajre in the Ktate, to help us carry
forward a very Laudable andertaklnir. We want
every Church Kotaety to rive their Minister's wife a
beMiiiful tsewinar Miiciuue, and at the same tiiue
beneiit tbemelvca.
One r"d Ukiduw woman in a (re eontrreciit Son
can do the buNius in one day. We want uii Socie
ties to prwwn some worthy sistr with a tsewini
liacl inu You all know tJ some kind-hearted, bard
workinc. goo4 Chrbtta worn in yomr Deililxir
bood. wuu is tollmj with her l.oedle. trying to sup
port beruwlf and liulaouea. Tbe most of its know a
niinifiier s wile in oar coinaaiuiirr, who has a family
to care for, and who, faei&q anoble te hire her work
re. Is weartneout her lue in monetonorm luhor,
tryiof wkeep ttec And diMrea in panMbla coo
Uii .
Naa-.dorftn want teaeiid a twn-peiniil sutheant
rijEbt iii! tue hnmeof these families f Lk too want
Xorm. tltat mother's heart in a Cntter ofW r Do
you wn-i.t to be bleted every day that U i moaical
mac?-neranst If JXx, mvt ut one fcjr Circular rir
!r t particulars, and then rropote tbe suhxv t at
tii 6 rn meeting of yoo? tjr-u-ty, or go to work at
once a your ow n acconot. This la no cheat. catcfa
penny er humbug arrarremiit,but Is suna tdt and
hMor-fcrij.-rt," and wtil eor.W a tar or on ai coo
Cr,l. is. ?fr-1 1 It lBa"T, cases better
t.,ii : ... ud atj at tiuce tot pwiwu
lara. Adcntta .
r. F. TTOT.ZAN Oz CO.
.Uan,jn Roam I, CTiic po.
Drccr s Ocirclnn' Seeds !
ITrcfili find G onuine.
T?Ar.::i:n3. GAEDIi EU-S; and all
X c'her la want cf rvls. viii End it to
jr ir.l.i to tKiivk US crOers direct tfl
; e f-::o--l25 are fi ct tbe lse-ilag varieties :
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. " i.nr: r Kn"irt ,
CKlery, Ireei Whne.fr.; id . .. -
" Turoer'si Incomparable Xwaxf
4 W
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Imported need; aoovirprlces.
Pormip, Largr Huear
FMa th, 1 'r.i NojiH-t trrrt Top
" Fed ai4 White TBnaip-.i.
- - Lrly OUvm .mpe:. .
&Ovtf, or Oyjtter fiaut
tf4tA, liirly Brash .... . . . , . .
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'ook's Favorite
r Tilden
Turnip, Fariv Whrte Fiat iiutcl
FnTOleTou. list
" ; . Ush-ti jitipenaK, i'prpie top. ' .
itula iik, - 10 1 00
KTf All the above mailed at oonee prices. By tbe
pouad.W cm. alvliUoJmi, t.j pcLige. -
Set.
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&nu, Erl v rwarf Wax.
" Mohawk I
" N'aientine
m Wi
10 uo
G'act Wax..
"lAre Lima..
, U tu
: 14 m
, 14 00
20 W
, 10 ')
iVw, Trer Kiura Early
" Tom Ttaum , ,
Mcleaa Little lierw
" Champion of Kngiand.
lo CO
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30
30
30
3U
lii.-urk Eye Marrowfat
Adam's Kxtra Ea.rly
s no
5 00
S 00
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Com,
Laree Sweet or Stiear..
fetowell's Kverereen.
li cts. additional for each quart by mail
Potatoet, Early Bae? 1!...T peck f tf bos. $li
. - t to the bushel.)
" " Early Goodrich. Ilarrisou, and other vari
eties at market price.
$nr For a fuTl list of varieties w Jr-rr' Onrdm
Otli-nArtr ftr 15. which cottnin descriptive Jrt Ol
Veretb!e and Flower Seed., New Varieties Plants,
Roe, Orape Vines, ismaU Frnits, Boitka, Imple
mer7t. tc
jgj- M ailed to all Wbo enclose a pontage siatnj.
Addres
IIEIJTIY IZ BIlTIEIl, ;
, xrrryum and Art 4 Grower,
n- 714 Oiestnot St., Philadelphia.
TITUSYILLE HUESEBI.
MERCER COUNTY,
KF,W JERSEY.
29,000 rEACIITREES
Stottect h'.ch.
.Jfm per lono
mper pinu
4 to 5 feet h i
I , to i I .tft
40 per luuo
AU the leading varieties in good axnortment. rack
ed jjum! delivered i KaUruauKtatioa wiiboat ,
r. -. EXTHA CIIARGE.
20,000 Peoch Trees In dormant bad. f V) per MOO
Ticked.
3,0 CO Dahlias. A fine collection , embracing
Show, Faucy and Pompone varieties ; 30
cents each ; $1 per dozen, sent by mail,
P"t"ge Pid ; ?X-5 per hundred by express
V; 7 . ". or freight. '
Small Rorway Spruce, and Other
EVERGREENS, LOW.
ALSO GENERAL 51IISEHVSTOCK.
XARLY ROSE POTATOES,
1 per t ; fl per 3 fcs.
. II ARRIS ON POTATOES,
f I pt-r.-l by Mail.
Landrelh's Garden Seeds.
BLA Civ WELL BROTTIXRft, "
Til'wrmr, yfrrerr Cb,; X.J.
reb23m
WEST AVENUE
NURSERIES".
" GRAPES VINES.
I invlie the attention of Dealers and Planters to
my large stock of
GEAPE -VINES,,
mostly two ywrs old. having been root pruned and
planted out lant bpnng. They bave made a very
anieo out I
rge growth.
iai
I offer great inducements to those wanting vines.
Likewise I bave on band a good stock of Wilson
and Kittatinny ,
BLACKBERRY,
DAVIDSON'S TIIORNLESS, AND DOO
LITTLEtBIVCIv CAP
RASPBERRY.
fEXD FOB TRICE LIST.
A. & HALL,
Vln eland, N. 3.
lbb2H-3m
RIVERSIDE NURSERY
Davenporl, Ioua.
It jroa want a good article of Nursery Stock,
uucu as
Grape "Vines, Currants, Geoslbe rr ies,
ltasperries, Ulac at berries.
Strawberries, Clierry Trees, Peacla
Trees, Evergreens, and
Dlseidnioua Trees,
Send toui orders to
J. W. PEAHMAN,
Davenport. Iown. ;
or R V. FURNAS, Brown ville.
Catalogue free. l.-9-y
OA Ii LAX I) IVrilSERY.
KT LOUIS CO., MO. ,.
1 00.000 Box Elder Selling, from 6 inches
1 to 1 foot in height, fj per M.
oO.mo Kucar Maples $ 4 on per M
.uii Miaou litack Cap i-takiOerry 15 9 per M
100,0110 Asparagus I loo Is a oO per M
Grape Vines of all the Wdin varieties
, KICHU EK11RV Jfc oafo.
lt-m inieardbvilie 1'. O., so. Iouis Co..
PEACH TREES. Crawford's, Hale
and others, 5 foet. $10 per 100
Same varieties, Rtocky treeft. M to 7 per li
Pi-ar and Cherry Trees, 1 yr 1st claws ii per Hfl
" ... 2 A 3 vreJtra.- per luo
Apple Treen, 1 yr., beleett'd, 3 ft 5 per 100
- . - " i per M
" 5 to 7 ft l-"0 per M
Annie Oraftw. nwKtly winter varieties S per M
Clinton Grapes. 1 years, well rooted 4 pee ln
Concord Grapes, . years, exira... to per KK)
years, extra...
IHlawareGrape. 1 j-ears, extra
Ixiolittle Iisterry, tips..,.
per l'W
JO per M
. 8 per
. per HO
. 8 per luu
J'liUuueipti ta
Kittinnv BlHkberry, well rooted..
Wilson Blackberry, well rooted
Also UvergTeen Roses, .
and a ireseral ajwortment of Nursery Stock, inclod
iuir Plum. Golden Uwarf Peach, Quinces, Grapes In
variety. Currants, Gooseberries, Strawberries. A LL
AT LOW EAT&i. ampleaaent at whoiesale price.
Seod for price list.
v ITOFF POOPFE, '
2nt Watsira. Knox Coo niv.TTI
"17 YERGREEN FOREST TREE
J- PKEDI.INOr-s for the Prairie of Nebms
k. We are ffering Whig Fin, Maaiock, Att
ern 3-M,.'5 Fee Theaeaad. We
hsve the laree?tt.u k of Eiercreetis and Fo-fwt
ieU corttaininc full, practical and scientific iMnv.
uona for propoeannsr. bandlintr, Tb"!i awl rnRa-
21-5t !. ISriimknn K UTi.
GREGORY'S SEED CATALOGUE.
Itba7SL aTr SIltT in Seed on mr
bhreefced Farms, in ilarblehead. Mass-- where I
have raised over one hnndred varietHis tie part
eason, aU prrftrtl itnlnfrd. I Import many choice
seds rrora the boa Kuropean rrowvrs. As the or
iginal intnvlim. nf th. ITuhKn mI .- W . r
, -- . 1 1 .luuw-AiM njil !1 , uaTOie-
head Mammoth Cubbe, and many new and rare
. . . rr'mr-n. uiiw ict paironRee oi tne public.
- Atwi wot tnnlrtt tr h m rmrmft bi.,i.u
lctwiia . Mibiehea.L Mi.
HOME ' N U Pi SER Y.
Apple', Fear, Flusa, ; Cherry, ETergree
TRUES AND . , . -:
A . LARGE VARIETY.
Also. Crape Vines, Currant. Oor-nTi", "Rasp
berrtean! fcirar;-rrie,l ;).ce Kose.Cieep-
era. Vine. iui:p, l,au, reurno,-
AT LOTF KATES.
. .- -- T
Grounds 3d Block Sooth of Court Hoose
HATAi; ILLINOIS.
SPUING OF ldOO.
I desire to ea!l the especial attention of mv former
euKtocaors and tbe putitc ireneraily, V my iock and
pt-H-es, espe ;a:iy to the rJJlT of the stock now
offered, and I would soil-"it a continnance ef yor
ratroaa(se and lavor. to tiesene hicb my best ef
f.,rj will be d jrected.
atylurk!ii''and SbTpplno; done in a careful mia
ner. All rjo.t deli vere't st the Kxpres Ortice, Ilaii
road or .Sitaniboat I-ancla'i f-ee cf charve.
Plant and by .fail. GJVivmea,Mraw-
ImTmi. Currant.-!, Hanljerr'es.:oo- wrrtes. Apar-
araa. VineM and luuler, Rdiin? i'lants, JJuhott8
KootA. Garden, Klower wid Tree Setis. will be
sent
bv mail anr distance, secureiy kw in ruu-pr-cha
stik, d:imp moss, tc 1 send article packed ia
this war in per:ert safety to the nxotat distant parts
Of the I'nited States-
-lf articles sent ot by me are ne as represen
ted, set! tliem bac k at my expense and ymr money
shall be retuiHled.
Some of the leading articles will be furnished at
the following priit-s.
Catalogues and heed Circular furnished on appli
cation. Concord Grapes, f! per dor-: 5 per hnndred.
. Ive's Heedlhiir, per dos lo per hundred.
Ieiaware, two years ZjC each.
Clinton, fcl per doz.; Jii per bandred.
My list of Lilies include the b-t of the Japan va
rieties, and our oUl n.ilive favorites at low rates.
Summer Bulbs.
Ctaie!am ar ftwerd Lily. Tbe recent iT.prove
- stents ia the varirti-t. of this splendid tower
renders it one of the finest of all yiora's" rifts.
My stock comprises ever thirty variettes, vary.
Inr In price from lj ct i$J per bulb.
TIs-rida.tir.Trexi.-Rn Lily. An appropriaieeom-
panion to the above, of an ea&y coiuvauon. M
eenti each.
Amariilla, or Jaeebeaa Lily. Eare, 50 cento
each.
Tabe Iiaee.-A fine stock and cheap, S cents each.
Herbaceous &c, &c.v
rbinena PeoEies..
IVimt"" r . i
..each. 23 cts
" it) .
" Si
" 60 -
"
Hollvhock..
Herbaoeoaafpieraa-
Chrysantheninma
Vuca niamentoaa
Aqniieia Giandut
4 2
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' ferula..
25
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35
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25
55
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44 A urea.
44 Rwi.
Pweet ft-ente'l Violets.
Polyanthus ii 1h.t':m1i i
Lychness Granditiorav.
Viwcaria
8carle4 .
DIcentra
44 Alba.-
Phlox (variety i.
Iielphtnium t"ormoui
tevertew itaroy...,
IManth'm trariety)
Vinca, Blue.
a in .
Mountain Xhiisiea
Pansiea, large..
Grcen-XIouse & Ceddln? Plants
A feerthn of the most desirable, wblcb space
forbids to enumerate : aUc, Plnts for Vaes, I. ma.
Hastens. tr.,ucii a Itvrtie, Bji:n, Tvy Geranium.
Dew Plant, Saxiiragn Haruienta, Moneyw ort, Ac
Alv, nangia Ba.skets and Flower Tots, with 6r
without plsiibi, always on i.aa. . - ,
Address J. COCHRANE,
liavaao, 31a.son Coauty, 111.
jTi 'Be particubir to ordtr early.
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NORTH WESTZRN NURSERIES.
APPLE SEEDS.
ROOT GRAFTS.
apple cross.
GRAPE VISES.
f fA hardlf-ft kinds.
SVRSERY STOCK OF ALL DESCRIPTIOSS.
M-8t Addreu J. S. SHERMAN. R-tekford, PL
H,H fEIIGIIEEIIS !
170R 0RNA3IENT, Protection and
A Wind Breaks, for Homes on the Prairie.
and Stock in inclement seasons.
Balsam, Spruce and Xorway Pine, tor 10 Inches
high.... ia per louo
Arbor Vitae, Hemlock & 1iite Pine, 6
to 19 inohes high 8 per Vm
American Lurch. 6 to P Inches bhrh Der 1
American Iarch. 1 to 8 feet 30 per WrO
Axsorted, vrious kinds.. . 8 per H0
Kuropean uircn, e to to tnenes to vi per luco
1TE ARC I3IPORTISG OUR
EUROPEAi; LARCH
DIRECT FROJI EUROPE.
Onr Small Fruits are from dry. clean, el a Umd,
In tbe Green Bay country. We find trees from that
action do much the bent with us. We make ninetv
per cent. Rrow, and areeond shape. Will besecured
by one of the firm, personally, w hen taken up. We
uli EVERGREZSS a specialty.
A'O EXTRA CHARGE FOR
- . BOXING.
, r9" One-fotirth cash to accompanthe order: tbe
baliance C. O. P.
ReyrERKXCFs. President or Cashier of either o
the banks in this city: or, F. A. Tisdel er Charles
Smith, isalem, 2ebrafca.
Address OKDWAY PARKER.
fcbJ5-lm Freeport, Illinois.
FRUIT AD ORA3IE.TAjLi
Grape Vines, etc., for Spring of 1869.
Wholesale and.Retall.
We offer for Sprins plnntinir a rtock of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, u rape Vines, Ac. which for ex
tent, variety, vior and beauty of growth has never
been surim-ssed.
Full particulars jriven In tbe follo-i-ins; Catalojrues
Just issued, sent prepaid ou re.-eipt of li cents each,
for Nov 1, 2 A 3 4 free. .No. 1, Iieoeriptive Cat
alinrue of Fruits. No. 2. Ornamental Tn-ea. No. a.
Green House Plants, .'o. 4, Wholesale LfcU '
rXLWANGER A; BARRY,
ML Hope Nurseries,
Il-sm - Rochester, K. Y.
Grape Tines for Sale. .
A few thousand Nerten's Tlrrlniw and Con
card Layers, raided fa My Vineyard, from ripe,
bearing wood.
Nertea'a Seedliac
Ceacerd ,...,r....
-100 kt 1000.
?R0 per leao.
A 1 v. a few thossand twtvyear old Plants of these
varieties. .
12,000 Gallons Norton, Concord and CaUwba Wines.
: THEO. EXOEIOIAXN.
Slascontah P. O., Clair Conntr,
tl- IUinois.
NEW SEEDLING POTATOES.
Three new kinds, of eroat excellence,
hot tpbefonnd in any other ratal nne; areemrraved
and fully flttcribed in mv nev cel catalopue. tent
ffrotit Us ail. JAitiii J. H. GEB.iORY,
febCaia ilarbiehead ifajw.
': 'Grapo Vines. '
fX3NCORD. Nortnn
W ford. ProU-ie, Delaware, and all other lead
varieties, grown aiiU for fsie bv
4 O r lll:s R Y MICHEL,
Send for price list, . zt-ara
FloTTcr Gccd3 nud Green
lions a .Plants,
A XARGE 8TOCIC of tbe Choicest
LX rarletle cf tber above ni
ls0TK'rchs. Evergreens, Imported 11owr JJlabal
kjr I mI pianttnir. -- '
l araiflHca sent gTars tn m rT)T5fnts.
Attufttia - HENHY lMlClli.L.
i Sfjy.Jdstreet.St.IfHiAMa.
nNIA'il CENTS Send to GEO A.
J DKlTZ, Cliamh4-riinr, Ja., for the "EX
PERIMENTAL FAKil JOVKSAL. v rj-ijt
V
3 I- f Pifta !;!fMt-m f-,w y r
va-stir-r i . c, and rw t?'e i-v ,..r.i." nf
beeinners ee e '.ii fi:r. a .'a c; 1 1'rtt.t gr-.uers.
We have taj.treisof tt :n.n 4 w h. i lb
"Yoar'drHt i c for eri.4i.ii -trat-rri-.
Raspberries are ' : test I hare er eea.
WTsolesale at.d mail P-cts of cur plants sent by
mau fre on apiicai.on. i '
PUBDY & HAXCK.
frciiia lienU, Ind.
l-3ro... . .. .
GRAPE VX22X3.
COSCQRD GRAPE Y1XEA.
- Tvn Ycnrt Old.
COXCTtSD GRAPE VTXES,
Thru Years Old.
DELAWARE GRAPE VISES,
-' Tvco Year Otd,
DELAWARE GRAPE YIXTS,
Thrre Ytvrn Oi l. .
DIAXA GRAPE YLXIZ, '.
. . . . Two Year Old.
DIAXA GRAPE VISES, . -
TTiree Ytan OtL ' -j
CREVEWSG GRAPE VTXm,
Tko Yrvr OiJ.
CRLYELLXQ GRAPE VIS FX,
Thrre Year Wit
OPORTO VI .V.f,
Two Ytmri Old.
9 POX TO VINES,
Thrtc Ymr OI L. .
Two year oLl Tines of the following kinds
grown ont of doors, frora bering vines and
very healthy, with stronz lanre roow, and
warratiUil to m&kestroug growth If properly
pUated: : , . -
HARTFORD PROlTFTr'. TOXA. TRAELLA,
S0RTilRX MCSCADIXE.
JLERECCA. PERKIXS. iSAMELZX.
ATA WHA. IVES,
BLACK FX, L HA f i r ASTRFR. '
CLZXTO.V, JIAXY OF RtfLRS HYBRIDS,
These Tinea are on land which mast be
desired, ami will be sold
l vims y .ciurLA.i.
For ottality of Vine4! heretofore, went from
Uils .Nursery, refer to CoL B-.W. Faunaaa.
All the Ica'llng varieties of trees and planU
to be found in a well ai-pointed Nursery al-
wava on li;inrl. . -
For lift of very low rrlces, address
K WARR SYLVESTER,
Zyow, JWir York.
ft-bii-Tm
Western Trees for Veslern
ORCHARDS.
Tlie largest Mtock of one year oM Apple
Tree west of the Mississippi. Wecnltiyle
those Tartcties Buitol toour western climate.
Our trees, thouith only 1 vear old, are very
Ixtrxe and titrjnz.tolj loi '4 Jjet high j, the very
best size fur fehippi'ig knz Uiiice, anl
tmnsplant'"! with more eti.se and safety than
larger Ireos.
PEARS,
Two years ol I.
Very fine.
ALSO. VINES, TLANTS, Ae Ar.
SESD FOR CATALOGUE.
Address
bTARK, HARNETT, A CO.,
febll-Sm
LoxiUiana. 51o.
CHEEBY BILL NUESEELES.
Established in 1S54.
NURSERYMEN,
DE.LERS AND PLANTERS,
will find at these X urscries a complete collection of
thezs aitd pilaiits,
in every department.
Standard XVoit Trees,
Dwarf Trait Tree,
Small Frnits,
Grape Vines,
Fruit Stocks,
Ornamental Trees, Stroba, Vines, &c
Evergreens, In great variety.
Hoses, a Dne collection.
Seedlings, for nurserymen,
Rare Plants; recently im
ported, Hnnbarb & Asparagns,
an Immense stock.
NEWWHOLESALE CATALOGUE
JUST ISSUED.
Iloopes, Bro. A Thomas,
febl3m WEST CHESTER, Penn.
THE KITTATUnrY.
The LARGEST
y and most Prodactlve,
r
.:
(
)
SWEETEST
and most Delicloiis,
HARDIEST,
J
and everyway the best
i Blackberry XCaiawm I
J j
. The above Is amply borne ont
J or Hie t3Urnouy of all wbo have
j-r given it a fair trial all over the
4
J
coantrv.and is tneoniy new rratt
or recent introduction toa comes
on to the recommendations of its
tniwitua frlenOi.
PLAXTS OP TlltS AND OTHER KINDS.
Also the
Best Strawberries k Raspberries,
T.nTlLY ROSE, :
aud other Seed Potatoes,
delivered at yonr nearest Poet Oflice as cheap m It
you culled al tbe nursery in person, and
YFarranted Genuine.
PRICE LIST. GRATIS.
Address
H WILLIAMS, '
JVoniefnfr, Xnif Jrrtrr.
ebll-3m
TIEEIAGE KrilSERIES.
HIGjTTHTOWN, XEW JERSET. '
Pcjacli Trees and Small Fruits
A SPECIALITY.
t
100,000 Agriculturist and Wibt.n Strawberrr at
10300 WDeon s ijirly Black berry, at 8 per 100 :
?A ru.e l las'.
Peach Trees-lst sine, 10 i n'; A) pr 1JX0: 2nd size.
Wilson s Early Blackberry, lt..t -ntticgs. per 100.
r perLOti: MOiH-rin.in).
Klttatlnny, 75 eta. per KJO; 4 r l,u; 30 per 10JXXJ.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP 9
Raspberry, Elaclibcrrytraiv-
uerry, ana oincr I'lants,
AT LOW KATES.
II vine made the Ifarserv bnslnew th f.i v.
pation of nay Ufe, and procured my Stock wily from
reliable aourcess, thow who may favor me with
their orders may depend on fin what they order
u w nawe, aw nrs qnai;iy in every reepeet.
Trees and plants necked to crrv In onfo
any distance, and delivered tn railrnrf I iit fn.rJ
cbartre, afur a hich they are at pun-baners reox. .
Cash, or satisfactory references most accompany
orders. -
sKt yoor orders early, and tbev shall be prompt
ly attended to. For Price Lin anii t'lrffrHuifs., -Address
- CHA-S. l.LACiC. '
M-n lliebtstown.X.y '
THE REST I'LL ILWT:, IF. IT
A C.STBA FARM.J-i:arlr Roe Pofatr.
American aoGF."viiin-i !Viiit. rinfn t,-.
Corn,' Clovtrst. unjj J-r:e :, liocn. - V.,m in r
tolr Cott-r. Sena far the "Etanni.i r...
JeireiV tAv Weenln. Andrew
otUiiUiiixi:.ili2siiivr1iburjr',ra..
.gilvpi:
i-l T 1 T tTTVT'Cfl
i. Jl. JL A If i. .1 4 J I I
H " ST. ft M f A I" ' '" -
CF ALL. VAUILTII .
At a Ur-a stuck cf . - . . .
C-rr.:n! I'Janta and Cntlln-rs,
G0C3EEEP.RIES, R0SE3, "
STRAV BERRIES,
Raeabsirb, Etc-,
FOiV SALE CnEAP
pend aisy for Pit-.e list and Eiays on Grape
CuiUire, to
Dt.H. PCTTRODKIt,
Biooaunrtoa, EI.
U-tai ...
CRAPS YESES FOR SALE."
Plants of. Best Quality ! !
PRICES MODERATE.
All tbe leading Varieties, sach as
C0yCORI.CT.IXTOX. FIA.WFK TTA11T
l"OUi P1UI IFI I? Oil TO If li
VIiUiI'IA.C
and niany jriw and rare varices.
AUGHURICK, CYNTIIINA, DI
ANA, HAMBURG, MILES.
MOTTLED. MARTHA, ROGER'S
HYBRID, tcv
A LAO,
SHALL ntUlTaX
Strmwserries, Easfberriea, Blackberries,
Of tb beet Market Varieties; (
AND SEED POTATOES,
Enrly Coodrlcli, Harrison and
. Carl j Hose.
All lb above of onr twrn rrrywinjrT
genuine an4 of EEaT QCAIJ1V.
Warranted
Address
ISIDOTt urH A sos,
Busbbers, iio.
Prica list Gratis.
OE POUD YILL YIELD
3,000 POUUDS IU OUE SEAS02I,
BY PLANTINO THE GENUINE
Early Hcco Potato !
BUY THE GENUINE FROil
G E O . A . D E I T Z ,
(Tbe Great Seed Wheat Farmer.) .
CIIAM RF.R.SBCRO, PA.
1 Powid Early Time sent by Mail, peetpaid, for tl 00
4 Pounfisof ijriy lluse. bv Mil. ixti.i.l fc.r 2 (i
I Peeii Karty Kne, delivered at tTianioent?ure fff I
1 Pert jir:y K.se, by ilati. pt:Mri , j &t j
4 Pound of S':rrrui I infjc h v l , i .x. ;.l i m J
i ikjboj .-ew urarvorics: ats, bv Jiail for 1 O)
4 iVun!i;;wla.hUal.ient br Mali for 1 00
4 Pour:! Xonmy Oaw se::t bv Ma:l t.jr I ij
4 Pounds SprLna: Bnrley. sent bv Mail f,,r 1 m
m. j ti.un xamisnin .orn. or iail tor. 1 if
Poutidi Tellow GourtJ Stf Corn. bV )til lor. 1 00
Pounds bet three var.eties of .sweet Corn 1
PouimIs CMna Tea Spring Wheal by Mail, for- 1 SO
Pounds hlM-ii SeaSrii)i Wheat bv Mail. fur. 1 Vi
Pounds t anadaClu&prin Wheat bv Jiail 1 go
Pounds Ilt-duTow Sunns Wheat bvifail, lor 1 W
Pounds Kioliratvi-pnQ Wheat bv Mail, for 1 00
Pounds Scotch i;e Spnnir Wbeat by Mail for 1 TO
Pounds Mammoth Bt-arted Sprirty Wbeat, foe. 1 W
Pounds smixh-hewled SDriiii? Wlmi for iim
4 Pounds White Homioy Corn fcr - 1 (i
. r-oonos or iumn fotatJies, by Mailfi 1 00
4 Pnnnda Far! lirMr!rW-h Vrtat, k. r,.;t r. i n..
4 PouimIs While P.aca Blow Putatoei. bv Mii' 1 i
roor.us 01 e;ue tr.iM 5a tor .. , ,
Poorxis of Italian Cint- sd for
i n
i w
1 no
l
1 00
1 00
1 '
1 OQ
Poui;ds of rehard Grass sed for
4 Poonds of Ileni Urw t?eel for
t PSutid of A tsike or SweediMh Clover WH fr.r
2 Pounds of Cow ;ri or tail Clover Seed for
i i-oomisor rea t over Seed fi.r
1 Pound of Ksryptiaa seven-headed Wheat.
et t oaur tjutler. at L fiMiuuerylNirst
1 Pair of CheMer White llo, not altin. deliv
3S U)
ered at cnamtiersDure. boxtd -vi m
Trio oi Brabma Pootra Jr owls.dtli vered at Chaiu-
wrwiun, ooxen juj
t jjnobM-Tibe fat the EXPF.kiwiT.vtiT. v a t
JOL KN'AI Only lumper year.
"Tbe money. In all cases, to accompany tbe or-
UCI.
All orders filled nromntlv krfiwi i nvrr-z
Proptleujr of the Great Sent U'h&i ):rii.rim.Titi
Farm. CbambersburK. Pa.
Farmers can rely that all Seed, Stock and Fowls
sent out by Mr. Geo. A. lx-lti, are true to name and
pure of tbe kind. rM
Til EE PLASTERS.
If yoa wish, to plant this coming sprinr. send la
your orders early, and save
T1I.EE PEDLEU'S margin.
A fine stock of two year old
APPLE, PEAR, PLUM AND CHERRY.
Aiso&bade Trees, Evergreen Ornamental Bbrnbs,
and a general Nursery Stock
C05STAJTTLT OS II AND,
AT THE PROSPECT HILL NCHSERIES,
Geneseo, Illinois,
J. fc E. RICIOIO.ND Preyrieter.
Correspondence solicited.
14-4ra
Fiftli Year. 200 Acres.
GREAT 17ESTEMI HURSERIES.
Z.YOXS, CLISTOir CO, 10 WA.
Prnit tSs Ornanieatal Trcc3,
Ortrpe Viiie, Scc,
FOR SPRING 1869.
We offer for next snHr. n'nt.itnn. . - . .
rfifiLi"llr" .BUk' a;l irr..wa on open prairie
oil arid guaranteed to le fully as zood as repre
sented.
For full particulars, send for oar Cutalogne
wbicb is
MAILED FREE.
Apple seeds, warranted fresh, JI3.00 per busheL
Osage seed3, " - j-, no
Fine Osage Plants, 3,00 per JiMV
Dr. JIIO. S. EutlS & CO.
Khi
THE SAEEI.
Plrst Premium awarded by the
Lk rhere Grape Grawerw A4M-iatiea
for -tbe Best Six clusters of Fruit, Qaaiity to Euia."
Eavin? Tblrty A ores of tha R at r-c i. --i t
w or.ni.;er it for bar.iin
pret i in brlTiff. frwi.m fmn -JVl v - ...
ciu-.r, aou-h'irfi foreign anai.ty of fruit, tha best
and mot proauieoni-o,r Grape in America.
--year Oiit.- A! to). n.y. a)ii
1-SarOid
6,.J- -.r li.i
JT; Li TT A irKTpr, Pajsn, orr EH
foctoB P. o .chwj-waCow. y. Yi-'
U-tr.
iav- a L.
i-. i.T J-.i. . ... ;
Afjle-B. rVars, f
. Plvt er, i .
till l
' I
-5 '
Ccrrrri!
or Salary.
v- 1- to-3 CO
U-UH.T
0 LD C A ST L i Ii U Fi S E Rl r
S
- g cvn.i, oxr.i e A) c dn x, T
Iavite ta at- nf
Dealers an I Plaafri,,
fo&?!rrtU-5M-Te acl re;b aaaon
Ci0!i!0DSE5'Sffii
AT
"WHOLESALE,
lnc?tnJ!ii
PrIt Tree sjj'jM a:I rwaj-'.
ik1 fevertrre ljr'cio,
fsastK PraUe-Craerr see-A3
Re, l.reea naae asd vufj
PartieswL.hi-s.L'lrfry rT5VTor
tber fbr tir rrz , 'T-
either
qaemea to pre as a
ea.I or mriU .
encioaing stamps ftr eata;( -a as luiow,
DeseriE
trve CataJosr.e (,frw::iv .
DescriDtiv CatAWu. r
viwujto
stair pa.
Wbolesale Trade Ut-wie rd staaap.
Addre,
T. C 3IAXVELI. JL EUOj
UenMa, Oatario, Co., 5.
Hy
co:.::.:Er.ciAL i:u-3e?.!ej,
EirrEi eris co rrsn.
IaAaPInttnum z Cpra,
Proirietor.
l,C00,CCa Satire Crape TI-.r
For sale.
staiea. ei'n aud
mad at fc ratea.
f fWI rYM fVin n n im rt .
2 .J K.rtord Pro;:.- :-vHr ni
3' 1-iana. I y,, o. " 2
.' Ive s eedljw. hrf v'; '
1C .ill Inna. Li v ' " 1
i.iw lrar::a.,
'v A'rOWr,"m- h-'". Morton V:r.
k -rr: '-
JJJlIU Y Hi? 2-V r o -1
C-herry Tre. 1-year o.d, at I.oca
ALSO PTTACir TV.ri. PLfM TRKrs ami
Tge(hera !:ha Ure stock ef
Apple See!:inirj
1 Cutting,
; Psre. riurn and ("hi-rr sw
aud I P-ar s-e.lH-pr.ne:
with AppX.ra.ls.fjrailiea
l't order.
Satisracllon Guaranteed.
in all rMert.H. t'...r.n.c;.: v i m ii VtawZZL
bal4l;h
Addrew,
A.rLATTXAX s?Ptr;CK
l.r .t", .r- Cj ta.
CATALOGUES FREE!
ix O'mrzri co:r izcos
CATALOGUE of SEEDS.
ASI GVIDS TO THE
PLOWEIl A3D VEGETABLE
dr7?, "IT r."rlC- of eh-nre. sben-d e
drrsa Lcimed.ate r M . O Kt' )' V w.vi m n,
wander A Carry V feak. iiWy
.TERSEIalES OF TT. F. XIEIIaLSi
DAYTON", OHIO.
AX OLD KSTABLiymrsXT WITH A
XEW FEA TUJiE.
ErerT Trrsaa raa Prvcare Trees aani flaaW
At Wholesale Prices,
by orderlna; tbronh onr Hub rrartmeot.
For prices and other iafonaaUe.addre
W. P. IIEIKtS
ISHfcn
. . Dayton. CM
Benton Comity irnrscricS-
EntabllHlicd In 1830.
Trult Trcc or all KInf,
ADAPTED Tt OUSTHYISC CT;:-tTi
ALSO
SiLVLL FRUITS, EVERGREEN
of all jjises;
UARDT 6nRUE?, JIEDGE rL-lNTi
la larye or small quantities, at
XOT7ET3 BATES
Shipments nuw!e at Cedar Itapi.U. L.wa.
Addrww, forpricps,
JOi. L,. Hl'DD v co-
Phensbcu--, nentoa Co. Io
bi-.'Un
1S69. 156
W3I. n. LYMAN'S j
Illustrated Floral Guii j
XD j
CATALOGUE OF SEEDS AND PLANTS,
Th now mlI! rr.r ait.;,. 'r,r i.,na of V
LX1 VHr(eti f l'!of.r ari Diana. H ? i
spiKa.JJy ilicstrated with sixmt thirtr nntnot'" !
engravinir" anI two hiut;:"ji colore i ptai,
wtjicn wui be, the ceiromtett
colored from natnre In it will be Tf end HT
arranrisi th- tlowr eHriien; tou'l-'t.er ai'.a fuT
reetiort. i.,r riowjn? s.-a. TraixrntJnc c p" '
work will beseut tr? t' al nv Cu-.uii.frH. as " '
all otfivr. on rwvipt of ten ceut.s auicb i ta t
tbe actual vnm. I
I am aiso introducing, ta tin Puliiic my ae Ta
to, the
LY"1 AZV IA'ir30TTI CIA STE
Dr. r. P'r. uw "T-i-r.( .h,..l.l jiare
This Tomato fat a rrtwa hHwn a i reu-i " ' ' '"'L
variety and ta Lf-tfrs IVrCected. rrin.'T ,
smotKhnens aud a.j'..:r of (tie Lailer, irro" "
clusters; e b r-m oerM from x U ter jT
maoes on iu it ia p-rt.- ilv smooik awl
round. a)x)ot the size oi a j iwui app-; r-lt
rosv pinit,and ke.ri well: j;.d. han but
and u no Uoht or. j- ibs bet early vaneo
have. It is uneTCe...! fi.r ,,..
Cions tbt cooitinc: brtn vrv b.xi rtsv'.f
eajuiKs it evi.-ei.H tii "a(.m'ToiiuU()." r
Its frnit evenly. ab.(.t tn ilm-s N-i.-re tne '
a a-lndouotiiy the befit mr k wt vartetyw 1
in -iistnca.a. .
TliSVa.netv u pMc-H frwrt wJl.i
15 it f ponediu fnki TfcX l)i fcirr-U
Ssnioothlied.
mics insilvltd PAcxirrs, E-1
retoaimeii'irt t-m., c.
. Ausireas . .
t
-Ijnportere ee-t, Eu3,and FUs
' " LereK- J
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