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Title: The Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste
Year: 1846 (1840s)
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Subjects: Gardening
Publisher: (Albany, N.Y. : Luthur Tucker
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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Design for an Italian Cottage.
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Plan of Jiooms. 358 IVmter I^lowers, and the carpet a small mosaic figure on a darker ground; all ■with the window and tabledrapery to harmonize in color, and as far as possible in the style of the figures. i^ost.—Built of wood, and covered with clapboards or sheathing, the ccist of this cottagein the neighborhood of New York would be nearly §3,000. In the interior of the country,where good mechanical labor can be hired at less than $3 per day, and timber is less than$30 per M, it can be built for 82,000 or 62,500. The Red G-rape Currant. A Distinction that is also a Difference. THERE has been considerable discussion through the press, for the past four years, inregard to the new currants—whether they are really distinct from the old sorts or not,and, if distinct, whether or not they contain such distinguishing valuable characteristics asto make it an object for those who may already have an abundance of the old red and whiteDut-h, to get and plant any of the so-called new sort

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