M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-16
Fruit TreeS---GOOd Fruit.

| - UR and vicinity have at last ~sA.~
an excellent opportunity to obtain one oi the
greatest lu6uties OF life BY small expense
and a little attention. There is nothing con-
duces more to the health. comfort aud hopPl-
ness of a family. a1 plenty Of good ripe fruit.
| nd The effects Of Ornamental Trees on the
mind ever produces cheeIlulnesS then why
not set out all the vacant parts OF our lots IN
Ornamental and Fruit Trees. MIR. GRGGs
4 offers for sale Trees and GrOfis;-Applss at
20 cts. per tree, insured; Crafts, best ysnstles
at % cts. per Graft. insued; the best Cherry.
p. ar, Apyicots and Plumbs that can be OBJ
tained, al bt cts per graft, Insured; two oi
the finest varieties, al 75 cents per tree; Ho-
vey's seedling Strawberry: the finest and laTg-
est in the United States, % cts per dozen or
80 per hundred. All will be ready % deliv'
er TO subscribers in the spring; il is desrable
to have the names, varieties and number BY
the lst of March. Hand IN your names to
NV Agents +. a BmttnH McArtmr, James
HAYS, or Washington Denisoll, in the vicini-
ty Of Macarthur. Make your choice from the
following list;
APPLES.
utumn Sweeting, September; American
Golden Russett winter; American Summer
Pearmain, August; Baldwin, winter; Black
Seeknolurther, do; Black Gillihower, do;
Bellhower, yellow, dc; BrVbant Bellfower,
do; Belmont or gate, do; BulIocks Plppin,
do; Black, do; Bulls Sweet, do; Borovilsky,
Summer; Benoni, do; Bailey Sweet, winter;
Broadwel Sweeting, DO; Boassa, do; Cooper,
Fall; Cumberland Spice, winter; Clarks
Sweeting. do; Duches de 0ldenberg, Fall;
Danver's Winter Sweet, do; Detroit, do: by
er or Pound Royal, Fall; Downtown Pippin,
do; English Redstreak, winter Esopus Spit
zenberg, do; Early Strawberry, Summer; Early
Harvest, do; Fall Wine, FALL Fall Golden
Pippin, do; Famause or Pfomme de Neige,
do; Foy's Red winter winter; Fink's Seeding,
DO; Flushing Splzenberg, do; Federal Pear
main, do; Green Newtown Pippin, do; Gate
or Belmont, do; Golden Sweeting, Summer;
Golden CalyiIle, do; Grsvestein, Fall; Hub,
bards.on Nonesuch, wintej Hoop Apple, DO;
Honey Greening. do; Hays Red Winter do;
iona than, do; Jersey Swtetiug, August; Ka-
ighn's Spilzenburg, winter; Kings Sweet,
Fall; Large Paradise, winter; Lemon Pippin,
do; Little Greening, do; Lady's Sweetng, do;
Lippincott, Summer; Lowell or Orange, Fall;
Murphy, winter; Milan, do; Mqyappe Sweet,
do; Male Carle, do; Norton's Melon, do; Nor
thern Spy, do; Neyeriail, do; Newtown Spit
zenbuIg, do; Putnam Russet, do; Pennocks S
Red Winter do; Peck's Pleasant, do; Poseys
Winter Red Sweet, do; Prior's Red Winter,
do; Pound Royal, or Dyer, Fall; Porter, do;
Red Doctor winter; Rhode Island Greening,
lo Romantic, do; Red Canada, do; Rome
Beauty, do; Ramstlell's Winter Sweet, do;
Reinette Triumphant, do; Reinette Canada,
do; Ream S Red Winter, do; Rambo, do; Red
Astrschan, summer SUPERB Sweet, winter;
Scarlelt winter sweet, do; Swaar, do; Sweet
Pearmain, do; Snow Apple, do; Sapsonwine'
summer; eevers Redstreak, Fall; Summer
sweeting, summer; Tewkesbury winter Blush,
winter; TulpahoCon, do; Traders Fancy, do;
Vandeyere, do; Winter Greening. do; White
Pippin, do; Westfeld seeknolurther, do; VIM
ter sweet Paradise, do; winter sweet Bambo,
do; Winesay, do; winter sweet, Hodges, do;
w htney's sweeting, do; Western spy. do;
w inter wine, do; Whtmers sweeting Fall;
Wsgoner, winter Yellow Newtown Pippin,
do; Yellow Bellnower, do.
PEARS.
hnonos, October; Bartlett September; Buer.
re Del, November; BloodgOOd, August; Buer-
re d'Areimnburg, December; Buerre Brown,
September; BOurre Bose, October; DeaTborn's s
seeding, August; Duchess de Angouleme,
October; frederick of fWeremburg, September;
Flemish Beauty, September; Louise Ponne de
Jersey, October; Stephens Genessee, Septem.
Der; Seckle, do; Wilkinson, November; White
Doyenne, October. PRICE, 25 to 30 Cents,
each.
PEACHES.
Yellow Alberge, Gross Mignonne, Royal
George, Crawfords early Meloeoton, early red
Rurerpe, Vandmark Cling, very large, Wards
ate Free, Late white Cling, Purple Alberge,
Old lack, Morris white Free, Burr'e Pineap p.
pie Cling, Morlsania Pound, Easly Tilotson,
Craw loId's Late Melocoton. Cable s late Cling,
fellow Rureripe, early Anne, Bateham's Gross
Mignonne, Pswther's Cling very fine, Heath
Cling, very superior. Cables Late MelocOton
Early York, Jaques' Rupripe, Teton de Ven
us. PRICE, 10 cts. singie-SlC per 100.
CHERRIES.
White Bigareau, Elton, Nay Duke, Bigar-
reau or Grafion, Belle Audigeoise, Belle de
Choisey, Red Biganeau, Harper's Bigarreau
american Amber, Black Tartaean. PRICE,
| y cts. each.
DEcIDUoUs ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Chinese Ailantbus, Catalpa, Cypress, Euro
rsan LarCh, american LarCh, Silver leaf Ma
PIE, Rose Acacia CollutStl, Weeping Willow
Labamum, Tulip Tree.
EVERGREEN ORNAMENTAL TREES
Balsam Fir, Norway Spruce, Chinese Ar,
5orvite, American do; Scotch Broom, Dwarf
Box, Austrian Pine, Hemlock spruce, Scotch
Pine, Corsican Pine, Red Cedar.
oC5-l have few choice Plum trees, Ounce
Bushes, Isabella and Catawaba Grape Vines
Current and Gooseberry Bushes, Straw berry
Plants, Fig trees, Hydrageus, Dutch Aspara-
gus, d'c.; also, twenty varieties Of Noisettee
Chinese, Tea, Burbon, Scotch and Climbing
Roses.
E. S. GRIGGS.
January 26, ls55.-tf.