New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

Brooklyn has sold ont bis new seedlnss Seedlings
that YOU have heard of before, for we have been
watching them for three years, and year aitef year
we have pubshcd the reports OF Committees OF the
American Institute appointed to examine them. Mt
ers,. Mr.. Fuller selected from many thousands OF
seeding plants, the fruit OF l05 SORTS which he ez
bibited The Committee rejected thirty-fyc. The
next year they rejected again. and finally fixed upon
three that combined more excellent qualities than
auy other three strawberries known. All sro large
very prolific beautiful color, fine flavor, not very
acit highly perfamed and riren in succession from
very carly u lne and each kind is bisexus so that
it requires other eort growing near II to make IL
productive, and the plants are all strong and vigorous
growers ard bear the fruit well up from the ground
TO possess enc Of these rev plauts would be great
acquisition for any family in the country To pos
sess tbeu all would gise the POsscssor al that he
could re ,solably desire 10 this moot delicious, most
valuable OF all fruits. Such new plants are usuaiy
cold Mt g. dozeu or 20 cents piece. At that they
are not dear, because from one all that family
wants can be obtained in few years. Yet at that
YOU cannot obtain these rev strawberry plants
tlese $1,000 Strawberries. Mr.. Fuller has sold them
10 u patty that will not sell t6em again, sl.hough nc
las contracted TO grow bali million OF plants 'or
that parry just rapidly as oil his scence and Skin
in Propagation VIII enable him TO do, GUNNER aEa
Winter.
"What fpr1 And who 10 itl What docs It mean
What i. no going to do with them Going to make
u grea, plantation, ell p
We ear these questions rafting through Che teeth
OF every reader, like hill upon sbnglet roof. They
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affirmative. Yes, lie is going to make great plan
aton, ine greatest ever undertaken in the world.
lie is going TO make it all over the United States
what theIe j. left OF them. lie is going 20 plant
these three very best kinds Of new strawberries IN
two hundred thousand gardens or perhaps, before he
is done with the joo, in halfa million gardens, eX'
tending fiom Noya-Sccta to CalIiornIa and Oregon,
aud from Memphis to Mackinaw. Il 10 great uu-
deraking TO p!art these Strawberries over such an
extent of country Jut il eau bc done. and the
purchaser say E il shaH b, doFe And he has the
ueaDs-tLc lpeai lever o; power 70 move such
grc4, undertaking. lie has seen this improved fruit
growiDg-he has eaten and enjoyed ia delicious
ncee and while be did go, lac Of sLed and said: oh,
tina, all If ny friends III al IaIis Of the country
could have Just OF each Of these valuable plants
What an acquisition ii would be 10 the iar Of settler
of tue Western wiid5 TO have only Of these little
plents Three years hence, from the lSt Of June to
the middle OF July, has wife and children could
gather from their garden bushels of the best OF
oil berries some Of them nearly two inches ID diane
ter thousands Of them from one to one aud hall
inches in diameter, and altogether something that
every po.seesor will feel proud TO call lis own. And
soch all can have"
How! You just now said that they were not for
sale; tina, no ola could buy single Of these val
liable plants; that great monopoizer had got pos
s..sion OF tie whole stock and all that can be pro-
duced from it in years. How then an 70 get one
\ Oh are provosing'y reticent."
30 ratieI,. dear render Of THE TRIBUNE. We
were ut, going o tell you-to answer all your for
ner questions when you interrupt us With anew one.
Now then, heien; Ins great monopoiizor" is
the " Mr. TRIBUNE" whom you addressed 1t irst.
Ii il BIO that has paid this enormous price for three
straw berries aud bas employed sliliu gardener TO
grow them and be gave that great price simply be-
cause be could not induce the proprietor 20 part with
them at lees price. L. j. no that is going to make
the greatest strawbery Plantation ever undertaken
On earth. M. Knoxs fty-acre patch ID Il toy com
pared with fuE 1WuusG H.raw0erry-fsld. That
will be upon 30 600 scres. II will be in the garden
Of every subscriber to Tue TgIBUgR, or to
every one wlo eGbscr.5es for the year 1868,
and q, the same. tine asks to bave bis nano
put upon the strawberry list. 10 all these
Sir. TRIBUNE il going to send these three
new strawberries, who proper name is EroeiSior.
They are not sold-no living can buy one.
The only way 70 obtain them is 10 subscribe for THK
THBgsg and, although the three plants tOat viii be
sent, postage ped, 70 every subscriber, are worth
70 him all that he will pay for bis subscription, they
will really cost bin nothing. They will cost Tug
TEIBusF great many thousands Of dollars. But,
while The strawberries live, they Will be living
memeuio Of the donor. " IL ohall be bond between
thee and me-" IL will stand more enduring me.
mento than marble Of ous good will 10 friends
those who have enabled us 10 bear the expense Of
this great Ills precious gift TO tho country to those
who cultivate aud grow the good fruits Of mother
earth.
This IL "what forl" and "whs does it mean r.
AID " who is ii p and "whal he is going to do with
them 7" md oil about it.
II is great aud an expensive undertaking, but it
can and will be accomplished. and the country will
he puf 10 possession OF the best kind Of of The
best isuits ever grown, and shall have the slts
faction OF having lived on earth to some purpose.
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