Retail price list of vines, plants, trees, &c. for spring of 1872

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Vines, Plants, Fruit Trees, &e.

KOR SPRING OF 1872.

R. CUMMING & CO.

PITTSBURGH, 2,

(Successors To J. Knox.)

TO OUR PATRONS.

WE return thanks to our thousands of customers of the past year for the very
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon us, and the many flattering novices
of satistaction with the stock, and the condition in which they have received it,
that they have favored us with, which is all the more gratifying to us as show-
ing that our efforts to please our customers are not unappreciated. We are
also greatly encouraged thereby to increased effort in the future to procure all
the new varieties of fruits and flowers, carefully testing them, and giving to the
public the benefit of our experience, and to send out stock, if possible, even bet-
ter than heretofore.

We hepe, by unremitting attention to the interests of our friends, to greatly
increase our business. We trust that all our customers of the past year will not
only favor us with their orders, but will also induce their friends and neighbors
to do the same. : 3

We sought to grow, the past season, a very superior rather than a large stock
of the various articles offered in this list. Great care has been bestowed upon
the propagation and cultivation of our entire stock, which is in variety the most
complete that has ever been grown here or elsewhere, embracing nearly every
variety o* any merit.

We can safely say, that the stock we offer this Spring is fully equal in all re-
Spects to any in the country, and our prices are as low as a genuine article of
the best quality can be grown for.

When as many as 500) vines or plants of any one variety are ordered, we fur-
nish them at the rate per 100@0—less than 500 and as many as 60, at the rate per
100—below 50 and not less than 6, at the rate per dozen—below 6, at the price
per single article. This arrangement must be strictly adhered to.

Terms Cash3 no departure from this rule except by special agreement.

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PACKING.

We make no charge for packing vines or plants on orders at the single and
dozen prices. On larger quantities and on trees we charge cost.

Our packing is dune in the most careful and thorough manner.

Purchasers will please say whether they wish articles ordered, sent by express
or otherwise. When not directed we will send by express. We will make the
be: t possible arrangements with the forwarders. Atter shipping and giving
notice, as is customary, our responsibility ceases.

When the parties are not known to us, orders must be accompanied by the
cash or suitable reference. ‘Those who favor us with their orders are requested
to send early.

Bas~ We will fill no order for less than one dollar.

In no case dO We pay express charges, except by special agreement
With the purchaser.

LARGE PLANTERS AND DEALERS,

‘We are prepared to supply large planters and dealers stock at special rates,
om application.

Parties applying for special rates should send us a list of the articles wanted,
when prices will be annexed and list returned. We can sell stock as low as

any other reliable Nursery.
CLUB ORDERS.

It will be found a good plan, and effect a great saving, for a number of per-
sons, wanting but small lots, to club together, thus enabling them to get their
article at the 100 and 1000 rates, besides saving cost in transportation. WE
WiLL IN ALL CASES ALLOW TO THE GETTER UP OF THE CLUB on all orders
amor nting to less than $50 and over $10, a premium of 10 per cent. On all
orders over $50, a premium of 20 per cent.

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| MAIL ORDERS.
| | Our facilities for sending Vines and Plants by mail are unsurpassed, and our
success has been so great, that we guarantee safe carriage of every package.
We will send by mail, when so directed, all orders for Grape Vines not larger
| than 2 years old, Kaspberries, Blackberries, Gooseberries und Currants, not
larger than 2 years old, at the single and dozen prices, and Strawberry plants at
| the dozen and hundred prices, FREE OF POSTAGE.
For further information see our Descriptive and Lilustrated Catalogue, which
| contains much valuable information on Small Fruit Culture, and will be sent
to all applicants enclosing 10 cents.

GRAPES.

MARTHA (WHITE CONCORD) GRAPE.

The popularity of this variety is rapidly increasing, and the demand for
vines has been very great. Its reputation as the best hardy White Grape in
the country is fully established. We have a very superior stock of vines
which we offer at reduced prices. 2

PRICES OF VINES.

MARTHA.
Each. Per Doz. Per 100. Per 1000.
E yeur Wee UNO. Boel d, $ 60 $ 5 00 $ 80 00 $225 00
1 6 EPS. wevde’ Susanne 75 6 00 40 006 300 00
ae aes ke Oma She 15 6 00 40 00 300 00
2 6 UBMs oxo icnsi dina 1 00 10 00 75 00 500 00
3 a Very large,..... .. 1 50 15 00

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BLACK HAWK.

3 Each. Per Doz. Per 1060. Per 1000.
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2 3 Neh eens anee nn 50 5 00 30 00 250 00
2 1 Ur 9 ea SR SR I) 6 00 40 00 300 00
3 - Very large, ...... 75 7 60
CONCORD.
i year old, Mo. hyt... ae... 20 2 06 10 00 60 00
1 st No. 2. Eee FS 1 50 8 00 50 00
1 2 Het ray. 23. .cvdsiiusas 25 2 50 12 50 80 00
2 " No. Uestsscseee ee Ge apres 2 50 12 50 8) 00
2 - Wo: ft. Be teen 20 2 00 10 00 60 00
3 >: Very large; ..2)..:. ¢° 30 38 U0 15 00 100. 00
HARTFORD.
Tyee rgd NaN Oo. Sine macnn atest 26 2 00 10 00 75 00
2 - Wierd! sees. 30 3 00 15 00 100 00
3 - Lge Pea La a 50 4 06 20 00 125 00
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1 — Old py INGan Pech ese asses 20 2 00 10 00 75 00
2 No. j RCE ee eee 30 3 00 15 00 100 00
iVES.
f'vear'old, a. We. see ess = 20 2 00 10 00 60 00
2 Lan ae he eo Reece eee 30 2 50° 12 50 80 00
3 * big Fe ae ge Soe ORE 50 4 00 15 00 100 00
RENTZ.
Liyear old ARO. Ay. c2cspah.0cs 20 2 00 10 00 75 OC
2 “ WO. 45. Giese .54805 2. 30 2 50 12 80 80 00
ALVEY.
Ll -gepriold, Na. TW 2.08... 20 2 00 10 00 75 00
2 - TAG Lass tee Uiecapeie 30 2 50 12 50 80 00
CLINTON.
1 = dons PSHE Pa A ett 2G 2 00 10 00 50 00
Be Nk BEESON Sooo oR eee 35 3 00 15 00 75 00
ELSINCBU irk
UVGRT OIG 5 nosey away ones Sennen 25 2 00 10 00
EUMELON.
byear-olds Won (ts... ssecee 75 7 50 50 00 400 00
2 és Wen «ops oeteet = 1 00 10 00 75 00 500 0
WALTER. |
1 year Ghd) NOs 1 oso) acuemese 75 § 00 35 00 275 00
2 - be Voie Wipgeraeneane 1 00 10 00 60 00
Each. Per Doz. Per100. Per 1000.
ATU 323s ccdotet es cere cee 1 year old, No. 1, $ 30 $3 00
Adirondac, ..00.2..0.2-2..8..... 1 v6 Wert, 25 2 00 $2000
AMien’s Hybrids :at.2-...2..3i. 1 ve Natu nish ina
Nelda Wakes siiicaee: one bbs 2e vances 1 oe No. 1, 80 300 2000 $150 00
STMsih) ecbsrarae -aaspacnicsaed 3 ec No. 1, 50 500 40 00
Diana,.. : 1 vt Mad 25 .2 50 ),15.00
sd ae fo Peer e A. hy See 2 - Ned. 50 500 40 00
Emily, 1 v6 Mo. Bes 250 es oO
sain 1 SACs Saptari aay Rake, HE re ; No. 1, 35 3 00
Hide’s Eliza, ..... Sal cha eer 4 - i a ae 2 Saino le
Her bem, <o250.- 4 os--se 3 Wa. 50 500 25 00
cin RM Ree a) Ohad 2 . No. 1, 75 600 30 00
BOOT o-oo ek hes eeche ok on see 1 uk No.1, 80 3800 20 00
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PRPAGI AAs. : bo es 1 ts No. I, 85 400 25 00
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OAM. ic ccdke apeadeeen st yee. 2 year old, No. 1] 35.45
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AXALAWNEY, «.-ceeece ceace oe: 1 - No. 1 40 300
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iner’s Seedling, ....- -..-. 1 vt No. 1 25 260
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North Carolina,........-...+.- 1 a No. 1 25 2 50
ae Worn eee ou Not, -85 3 00
Northern Muscadine,....... 1 « Ne. 1, ~25.- 2:30
OPO tO, ....2.c0ecerereees ceeesees ae No: 1, * °25:32:30
PGPMINS, = <=. shoo aceceno: teeweoee cs No. 1,- 85 38 00

Rogers’ Hybrids.” ee
The demand for some of these Hybrids has been very great and & increasing,
There is no doubt that some of them are very superior grapes and generally do
well. =Nos. 3, 9 and 89 are our favorites and we think no one will be disap-
pointed with them. The stock in this country is quite small and there are
many spurious plants disseminated. Our stock is propagated from bearing vines
in our vineyards.
Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 18, 14,
15, 19, 28, 30, 32, 33,

84, 36, 41, 43, 44,.....1 year old, No. 1, $ 80 $3 00 $20 00
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Nes; 3,29 andre sc. 65c0c 508 1 No. 1, 50 500 40 00
2,.«@ Noe. i, 7 7-50 3h
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Reh es Wy se eh 2: 4: Neok, 40-4500) Shae
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ARNOLD’S HYBRIDS.

These new Grapes were originated by Charles Arnold, of Paris, Ontario, by
crossing the foreign varieties upon the Clinton. They are said to be hardy,
healthy and productive; the fruit of great excellence. We do not think they
will ever prove valuable vineyard varieties, nor generally healthy. They are
worthy of trial, however, by the amateur.

Each, Per doz. Per 100.
DORE CN cn done tn Sree cae sc agacte suces Heawaccegedee 50 $4 €O $30 00
2 Mee ante oa ee oe ean as tareed kx cea alae 75 6 00 40 00

The set of five varieties, ane each, AUTUCHON, BRANT, ConNUCOPIA, CANADA

and OTHELLO, 1 year, $2 00; 2 years, $3 00.

CROTON.

Hybrid, cross between Delaware and Chasselas de Fontainebleau, originated
by S. W. Underhill, Croton Point, N. Y. A Grape of fine quality and prob-
ably valuable for amateur culture, will not likely prove healthy enough for
general vineyard purposes.

Each. Per doz
POCA oes ne Aadatsbineen nesune be pasneeeeactuers + aendnand $1 CO $ 9 00
Sal, PY cma wen «hitha dannewbeenus woth Cuas dee tnes th. eee Ue. 1 60 15 00

SENASQUA.

This is another Hybrid, originated by Mr. Underhill; bunch large and com-
pact, berry large, black, with heavy bloom. May prove a valuable acquisition.

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SELECT LISTS OF GRAPES.

We call special attention to our offers below. The selections are the very
best, and the reductions in price most liberal. These offers furnish a favorable
opportunity for forming clubs.

The reductions on several lists from regular prices, it will be seen, are as fol-
lows:

On $_ 5.00 list, 80 cents. On $10.00 list, $1.00
On 2500 ** $3.00 On 5000 * 3.00
On 100.00 ** 22.00
The discount is included, and is only made for the lists as they stand.
We will furnish No. i vines—

For $5.—12 Concord, 4 Martha, 8 Black Hawk, 3 Hartford, By mail, if
desired.

For $10.—24 Concord, 6 Martha, 6 Biack Hawk, 6 Ives, 6 Hartford, 6
Creveling. By mail for 50 cents additional.

For $25.—59 Concord, 24 Hartford, 12 Creveling, 12 Ives, 12 Martha, 12
Black Hawk, 12 Israella, 6 Rogers’ Hybrids,, 2 Eumelon. By mail, $1 addi-
tional.

For $50.—200 Concord, 50 Hartford, 50 Creveling, 24 Martha, 24 Black
Hawk, 24 Ives, 12 Israella, 6 Eumelon.

For $100.—500 Concord, 300 Ives, 24 Martha. 24 Black Hawk, 50 Crevel-
ing, 50 Hartford, 24 Clinton, 24 Rentz, 24 Alvey, 24 Elsingburg, 12 Iona, 6
Eumelon:

We cannot send the $50 or $100 lists by mail.

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JUCUNDA—* OUR No. 700.”

We believe Strawberries to be the most profitable crop of fruit that can now
be grown. The demand for fine fruit at enormous prices is greater than the
supply. We have no difficulty in obtaining from 40 to 75 cents per quart for
Jucunda—our No. 700, in our own and the Philadelphia and New York markets.
We hope to have, in the course of a year or two, one hundred acres in Jucunda,
our No. 700. On good ground, with the right kind of cultivation, it will yield
$1,000 to the acre. It is undoubtedly a marvellous berry, and no one who has
ever seen it on our grounds but has been astonished at the wonderful show of
fruit. There is no cther variety that can at all compare with it.

CAUTION.

We here take occasion to caution purchasers from buying spurious plants.
We last season procured sample plants from three sources, for Jucunda, that
proved to be not genuine. There is no doubt that the reputation of this variety
has been greatiy injured in some sections of the country by the dissemination
of many spurious plz nts.

For further information of this and other varieties, with colored plate, see
our Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue, sent on receipt of 10 cents.

PRICES OF PLANTS.
50 cents per dozen, $2 per 100, $15 per 1,000, $125 per 10,000.

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The following, which we especially recommend, at
50 cents per dozen, $1.50 per 100, $10 per 1,000.

Fillmore. Triomphe de Gand, Burr’s New Pine, Trollope’s Victoria,
Wilson, Kitley’s Goliath Reed’s Late Pine, Lenning’s White, Charles
Downing, Philadelphia, Green Prolific.

In the following list of varieties there are some that are worthy of very gen-
eral cultivation, while all are worthy of trial:

$1 per dozen, $5 per 100, $40 per 1,0_0.

Boyden’s No. 30, Kentucky, President Wilder,
Barnes’ Mammoth, Nimrod, River’s Eliza.
Boudinot, Nicanor,

The following list, embracing some good varieties, at
50 cents per dozen. $1.50 per 100, $10 per 1,000.

AGRICULTURIST, GOLDEN SEEDED,
Alpine Wood, White, Mary Stewart,

ee Red, Naomi,
Baltimore Searlet, Negro,
BRITISH QUEEN, Princes Alice Maud,
Buckeye, Peak’s Emperor,
Black Prince, Russeli,
Colfax, Romeyn,
Georgia Mammoth, Ripawam.

SELECT LISTS OF STRAWBERRIES.

BY MAIL, IF DESIRED.
In making a selection of Strawberries, it is important to have the early, me-
dium, and jate maturing varieties. In such a collection the season may be

rolonged from five to seven weeks.
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We will send 12 plants of each of the above varieties for $5.
In the following lists regard is had to this arrangement:

TWELVE VARIETIES FOR $5.

For $5.— We will furnish (No. 1) 12 plants Jucunda—our No. 700, 12 Fill-
more, 12 Triomphe ce Gand, 12 Burr’s New Pine, 12 Trollope’s Victcria, 12
Wilson, 12 Kitley’s Goliath, 12 Reed’s Late Pine, 12 Lenning’s White, 12
Chas. Downing, 12 Philadelphia, 12 Naomi.

Or—(No. 2) 100 Juzunda—our No. 700, 12 Fillmore, 12 Triomphe-de Gand,
12 Burr’s New Pine, 12 Agriculturist, 12 Wilson, 12 Chas. Downing, 12 Phil-
adelphia. ;

Or—(No. 3) 100 Jucunda—our No. 700, 100 Fillmore, 100 Burr’s New Pine,
12 Chas. Downing.

FIFTEEN VARIETIES FOR 10.

For $10.—We will furnish (No. 1) 100 Jucunda—our No 700, 12 Fillmore,
12 Triomphe de Gand, 12 Burr’s New Pine, 12 Wilson, 12 Kitley’s Goliath, 12
Lenning’s White, 12 Chas. Downing, 12 Phiiadelphia, 12 Naomi, 12 Golden
Seeded, 12 Agricu!turist, 12 Green Prolific, 12 Georgia Mammoth, 12 Russell,
12 Boyden’s No. 30.

Or—(No. 2) 20 Jucunda—our No. 700, 200 Fillmore, 200 Wilson, 12 Ken-
tucky.

O:—(No. 3) 800 Jucunda-—our No. 700, 800 Fillmore, 12 President Wilder.

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500 JUCUNDA OUR No. 700, AND TWENTY VARIETIES,
FOR $20.

For $20.— We will furnish (No 1) 500 Jucunda—our No. 700, 200 Fill-
more, 12 Triomphe de Gand, 12 Burr’s New Pine, 2 Lrollope’s Victoria, 12
Wi Ison, 12 Kitley’s Goliath, 12 Chas. Downing, 12 Philadelphia, 12 Naomi,
12 Lenning” s White, 12 Cran Prolific, 12 Georgia Mammoth, 12 Russell, 12
Peabody, 12 Alpine Wood (Red or White), 12 Romeyn, 12 Boyden’ s No. 80,
12 Wilder, 12 Kentucky, 12 Nimrod, 12 Nicanor, 12 Agriculturist, 12 Reed’s
Late Pine, 12 Ripawam.

Or—(No. 2) 300 Jucunda—our No. 700, 300 Fillmore, 300 Agriculturist, 300
Wilson, 12 Boyden’s No. 30, 12 Kentucky, !2 Wilder.

Or—(No. 3) 400 Jucunda—our No. 7.0, 400 Fillmore, 200 Agriculturist, 200
Chas Downing, 200 Burr’s New Pine.

POT-CGCROWN STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

We have for several years grown a large quantity of plants in pots, of the
leading variet es, that have given very gencral satisfaction to our customers,
They cannot be sent by. mail. As the demand for these plants is large, we so-
licit early orders.

J UCUNDA—OUR No. 700.

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3 PUN cc ntewenes-deeses jweubaoan eee w S000 St ektbadl ame < dcamae spades one sien 60 00

Fillmore, Burr’s New Pine, Triomphe de Gand, Wilson, Agriculturist,
Lenning’s White, Chas. Downing, Kitley’s Goliath, Reed’s Late,

Philadelphia.
anew Poteet 2s... eee 42 ‘Planis sce wet $1 00
3 Be. i PA ere te see eee 100 BES RM Aes fn ou ere te 2 It a 5 00
3 BR) gh het Se te, 2 1000 eal cht, sot eS bet seer oc ee i

Boyden’s No. 30, Kentucky, Nimrod, Nicanor, Presiden Wilder,
River’s Eliza.

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The Hornet, Clarke, Naomi, Philadelphla, Seneca ard Mammoth Cluster
are much the best varieties.

Fer full description f those and other varietles sce our Descriptive and Il-
lustrated Catalogue, sent on receipt of 10 centa.

PRICHS OF PIAN T=.

Each Per Doz. Per 100 Per 1000
16 Ree eerste © Pa: Bin A 15 ets $1 Ov S$ 3 Ov 25 00
PROTEGE oe beetle ee co teetes ce 3 00 15 00 100 00
CRaeiee tcat cee eee. fas 15 1 GO 3 00 25 ©0
Dubai 255 i CoN et OP eo ee ss 35 3 00 lo 00 100 00
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Each, Per doz, Per 10, Per 1,09,
TBS soc ccs ceca wsecaseceses 4-2 25 2 00 7 50
Brinckle’s Orange............ .....15 1 00 5 00 40 00
Improved Black Cap.............. 15 1 00 8 00 25 00
WGA is 88 ee beant atin 1 00 3 00 25 00
Kitiand.:..2 0.22 Rese 15 1 00 8 00 25 00
Purple Cane.) 9-228 26 eae 15 1 00 3 00 25 00
Yellow Antworp........:-.....0.5-.. 15 1 00 3 00 25 00
Stonelick......... ESA Lat a hid phe GR Yih 15 1 00 3 00 25 OU
Mammoth Cluster........ rcaweewens 15 1 00 3 00 25 00
Seneca Black Cap......... ....-.00 15 1 00 8 00 25 00
Canada Black Cap ....-...... ..... 15 1 00 8 00 25 00
@PSGlIO2.350205.40. 205 6a $1 00 10 00 75 00

This is a new variety originated by D. W. Herstine, Philadelphia, and
strongly recommended by the Fruit Committee of Pennsylvania Horticultural
Society. We, however, from our own observation, advise growers to test it before
planting largely. It undoubtedly has some merit, but we do not think it will
supercede the Clarke, Philadelphia and Naomi, as the leading market varieties,

SELECT LISTS OF RASPBERRIES.

We will furnish—

For $5—6 Hornet, 6 Clarke, 12 Naomi, 6 Philadelphia, 6 Pilate. By mail,
if desired.

For $10—12 Hornet, 12 Clarke, 12 Philadelphia, 12 Naomi, 12 Pilate, 12
Dubring. By mail, if desired.

For $25.—100 Philadelphia, 100 Clarke. 100 Naomi, 50 Hornet, 25 Franco-
nia, 12 Improved Black Cap, 12 Purple Cane. Not by mail. -

For $50.—200 Clarke, 200 Philadelphia, 200 Duhring, 200 Naomi, 200 Mam-
moth Cluster, 50 Hornet,12 Pilate, 12 Franconia, 12 Brinckle’s Orange, 12
ee Black Cap, 12 Kirtland, 12 Purple Cane, 12 Allen’s Hardy. Not

y mail,

For $100.--400 Clarke, 400 Philadelphia, 300 Naomi, 200 Hornet, 100 Pi-
late, 200 Duhring, 100 Franconia, 100 Brinckle’s Orange, 100 Improved Black
Cap, 100 Kirtland, 100 Mammoth Cluster, 100 Seneca. Not by mail.

BLAGEKEERRIES.

We regard the Kittatinny as the most desirable variety yet thoroughly
tested. 1tis a very abundant bearer, and the fruit of excellent flavor.

Each. Per Doz. Per 100 Per 1,000.
MAG AGAINIEY cnstnct saith e seewoecee eT tS: $1 00 $4 00 $30 00
MING S WAELY so..--sepcescgs cceiecen 15 1 00 4 00 30 00
WOW ROCHETG. 2:02... <heccpoeetds ane 15 1 00 4 00 80 00
1 I 1, RAR aR A i= A Rs 1 00 4 00 30 00
Sable Qzgen ( new)........ aig ew ge 2 00 10 00

SELECT LISTS OF BLACKBERRIES.

We will furnish—
_ For $5.—24 Kittatinny, 24 Wilson’s Early, 18 Rochelle. By mail, if de-
sired.

Yor $10.--100 Kittatinny, 100 Wilson’s Early, 50 Rochelle, 12 Newman.
Not by mail.

For $25,.—300 Kittatinny, 200 Wilson’s Early, 109 Rochelle. Not by mail.

For $50.—1,000 Kittatinny, 500 Wilson’s Early, 200 Rochelle, 100 New-
man. Not by muail.

For $100.—2,000 Kittatinny, 1,000 Wilson’s Early, 500 Rochelle, 500 New-
man. Not by mail.

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GoOSEBERRIES.

AMERICAN SEEDLING.

This variety is entirely free from mildew, a strong grower and an enormous
bearer. The fruit is very excellent and greatly superior to many larger kinds,

1 year old, 20 cts, each, $2 per doz., $10 per hundred, $75 per thousand,
9 ‘ 80“ a 18s

DOWNING.

This is a very Jarge and fine variety, healthy and productive.
IEA OWGD soe cn cc cele Genes anne anedeeeece==s esurdeaeds $5 per dozen,

ENGLISH VARIETIES.

We have imported direct from growers in England, some of the leading
varieties that we have found to succeed best with us, We have for several
years past fruited over 50 varieties, some of which have proved nearly free
from mildew and have yielded fine crops of the most handsome fruit, some
‘berries as large as an egg, and deliciously sweet, Wecan furnish fine two
year old plants.

§0 cents each,......0. .$5 per dozen,....... .6$25 per hundred.

CURRAN TS.

Versaillaise, Fertile de Angers, Cherry, White Grape and Victoria, are
all invaluable varieties. For description and other information, see our De-
scriptive and Illustrated Catalogue.

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Each. Per Doz. Per 100, Per 1000,
Versaillaise........... oe ocke cee 1 year old, 15 cts. $1 00 &7 50 $50 00
BAO cb tre sas sccdk euanmegee 2 4 20 1 50 8 50 60 00
Re ora Seer mem 3 - 25 2 00 10 00 75 90
Fertile de Angers........ 1 iz 15 1 00 7 50 50 00
Be tela 2 e 20 1 50 8 50 60 00
ce 5 eee 3 ¢ 25 2 00 10 00 75 00
SEY oa cotniia oc ese ac, cornet 1 6¢ 15 1 00 7 50 50 00
Be sip aeecee ‘pamaebicn canoe ogee 2 af 20 1 50 8 50 60 00
White Grape............ Lt aK 1 v6 10 75 6 00 40 00
tC! Cease ame nae suleccie 2 si 15 1 00 7 00 50 00
OES vel a pe ceca a eh onecu seis 8 a 20 1 50 8 00 60 00
WictOria: 3 ees 1 ce 10 75 6 00 40 00
Rie cacat atede og aeessee kemeanes 2 e 15 1 00 7 00 50 00
PAS) ro. diene eal ee aetha seats! ne 3 e 20 1 50 8 00 60 09
Gi Gatin@ oo ec 1 v6 10 75 6 00 40 00
6 Spans sgeblne dean dees cdstes 2 ee 15 1 00 7 00 50 00

er Ae eee, ae ae ee 8 -- 20 1 50 8 00
Dana’s White............ eo 1 v6 10 75 6 00 40 00
ey A ae cnet aries wil ite 2 ve 15 1 00 7 00 50 00

Se rt il ensepeeee ena yada 3 ee 20 1 50 8 00
Black Naples...... ........ «1 poate 75 6 00 40 00
eis 10) 11 ty cama didwt ane cairem 2 e 15 1 00 7 00 50 00
1 se 10 75 6 00 40 00

ASPARAGUS.
Giant. Very fine plants.
Per Doz. Per 100, Per 1000,
1 va bas sare Oe Te eg ae, 2 ACRE 25 ets. $1 00 $ 7 50
Dt EP ye Bee ROA Bee coe 2 £0 1 50 10 00

A few plants, 3 years old, very large, at $2.50 per 100, or $20 per 1000.
Conover’s Colossal.

Per Doz. Per 100, P-r 1000.

SP Ar OUD oo cc opeoas eussnnetatmanese > each eee ER $3 00 $20 00
RHOBAR SB.

Each. Per Doz. Per 100. Per 1000-

Myatt’s LIMMBUS,.........rrepecree ee 25 ets, $1 50 $7 50 $50 00

Vie? rig... ....-.-. 5 ctaue att seek 150 7 59 50 CO

ROLL TREES.

In ordering trees, the selection of varieties must be left as much as possible
tous. Ovr rule is, unless otherwise ordered, to substitute varieties of equal
merit in place of any we may not be able to supply.

APPLES.

2 to 4 years old, 5to7 feet high. Very fine.
80 cents each, $25 per hundred.

LEADING VARIETIES.

SUMMER.
Astrachan Red. Eariy Strawberry.
Benoni, Karly Rarvest.
Caroline Red June. Holland Pippin,
AUTUMN.
Autumn Strawberry. Maiden’s Blush.
Fali Pippin. Rambo.
Gravenstein.
WINTER.
Baldwin, Fallowater. King,
Bellmont. R. I. Greening. Monmouth Pippin.
Ben Davis. Grime’s Golden. Rox. Russett.

CRAB APPLES.
2 to 4 years, 6 to 8 feet. 35 cents each, $30 per 100.

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PEARS.
Standard—4 to 6 feet, a ee ie -.65 ie each, rn per ahi
feat tote OO icdeccteesvctunneme "..50
LEADING VARIETIES.
SU MMER. AUTUMN,
Bartlett. Belle Lucrative.
Bloodgood. Buffum.
Clapp’s Favorite. Sheldon.
Brandywine. Seckle, &.
WINTER.
Buerre Easter, Lawrence,
Dana’s Hovey, Vicar of Wakefieid, &e.
CHERRIES.

8 and 4 years old, 4to5 feet. Very fine.
40 cents each, $30 per 100.

Black Eagle, Napoleon Bigarreau, May Dake, :
Black Tartarian, Cleveland, Early Purple Guignonne,
Gov. Wood, Early Richmond, &¢.
PEACHES.
4 to 6 feet; first class. . 20 cents each, $'5 per 100.
Crawford's s Early, Hale’s Early, Old Mixon,
Late, Honest John, Stump the World,
patie Mignonne, Late Heath, Smock, &e.
George the 4th,
PLUMS.
5 to 6 feet; first class. 60 cents each, $6 per dozen.
QUINCES.

50 cents each, $5 per dozen.

SEEDS.

Our Descriptive Catalogue of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, will be sent to all
applicants enclosing stamp. Our stock of Seeds this season is exceedingly fine,
and cannot fail to be every way satisfactory.

FLOWERS, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, &c

Our Descriptive Catalogue of Flowers, &c., will be sent for 5 cents. It con-
tains descriptions of many new and rare flowers, and will be found a valuable
aid in the flower garden.

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