We now offer for the first time a very valuable new variety. Circu¬ 
lar giving full description and price, together with a handsome 
colored plate, free. Address, ELLTVANGEK & BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Bochester, N. Y. 
Fairview Nurseries, 
* —Established in 1835.— 
250,000 handsome 1 yr. Peach Trees 
it low rates as ground must be cleared 
arly. | 00,000 OLD IRON CLAD 
Strawberry. 50 other kinds. 25 Acres 
Big Berries. Millions of Fruit and Orua- 
t ,ees. Choice Kieffer Pear Trees. Price-list 
J. PERKINS, IVIoorestown, N. J. 
For Sale Cheap. 
300,000 Peach Trees. 1 rear from bud, raised 
•from Tennessee pits. 100,000 La Versailles and 
•Cherry Currants, 1 and 2 j r ears old. 25,000 Con- 
-cord Vines, 1 and 2 two years old, together with a full 
assortment of other Nursery Stock. Address, 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, 
WI J New Canaan, Conn. 
men 
•free. 
1ME FLOWERS,’IS 
8 ® tree, Qt fifi Newest CARN 
Choice Deriding 
-- House Plants 
- HfS fewest CARNATIONS, PE- 
hy niail, v 1.UU. | ^ y I U11IS. FUCH¬ 
SIAS. HE RANI I MS, &c. Cut Carnation 
dowers. Catalogue free. Send for it. 
W. H. Spangler , Jr., Mount Delight, N. H. 
838 1 883 pqmoha NURSERIES. 
(Established 1838.) 
KIEFFER HYBRID PEARS. 
100,000 Peach Trees. 
I 00 Acres in Small Fruits, 
Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries 
_ GRAPES, Currants, &c. Fruit, shade 
and ornamental trees, vines and plants in variety. 
Catalogue with Colored Plates FREE. 
Sly WITI PARRY, Parry P. O., N. J. 
99 
THE ATLANTIC 
is, wiihout exception, the most profitable 
of all market varieties of tli© 
STRAWBERRY! 
$2.00 per Dozen. $10. per hundred. 
The trade and dealers invited to aid in its dissemi¬ 
nation, and liberal terms offered. Electrotypes and 
Colored plates supplied on favorable terms. 
Also other Small Fruit Plants, new and old. 
l-P'VS'end for Circular. 
WOT. F. BASSETT, Hammonton, N. JT. 
MRS. GARFIELD. 
THE NEW STRAW BERRY FOR 1883. 
A perfect-flowering seedling of the Crescent, which 
it equals in health, vigor, productiveness , bright color 
and early ripening, and far surpasses in size, form, 
firmness and high flavor. It is “Tlie Coming 
Early OTarket Berry,” and its high flavor 
will cause it to be planted in every family fruit gar- 
4611. Send tor free Catalogue, with opinions of lead¬ 
ing experts. Also price-list of all the best new and 
old varieties for summer and fall planting. 
HATE BROTHERS, South Glastonbury. Cv 
BEST MARKET PEAR. 
i}9,»99 PEACH TREE i All best 
__ varieties of new andoldStra 7 berries, 
'j£t Ps 3|A Currants, Grapes, Raspberries, etc. 
‘ EARLY CLUSTER 
New Blackberry, early, hardy, good. 
Single hill yielded 13 quarts at one 
S icking. Send for f ree Catalogue. 
. £>. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J 
1 09,08© PEACH TREES, 
And a full stock of all kinds of FRUIT and OR- 
NAOTENTAL Trees, Grape Vines, Berrv Plants, 
etc. Also Packing OToss furnished in large or 
small quantities at low prices to the trade. 
lly R. D. COLE & CO., Bridgeton, N. J. 
1 have over 1500 electrotypes of fruits, flowers, 
vegetables, ornamental cuts etc., for sale cheap. 
Illustrated book, si owing every cut, 25 cents, (deduct¬ 
ed off first order.) Send prints of, or write for any 
cut that you want. A. BLAKC, 314 N. 11th St 
Philadelphia, Pa. Engraver 
men and Nurserymen 
for Florists, Seeds- 
13tt 
NEW ROSE SUNSET. The most Valuable Plat* 
of the Season—Intioducer New COLEUS GOLDEN 
BKDDF.R, most brilliant foliage plant for Am. gardens 
sent out in years—Largest grower in the world of 
BERMUDA EASTER LILY—All the best NEW 
PLANTS and SEEDS—Very cheap, but not too cheap 
to be good—Large illustrated Catalogue ci utaining com¬ 
plete lists of Garden Supplies of t.U kinds for 
Country Homes free to all. Writo for it, address 
F. R. P3ERSOW, Florist & Seedsman. 
Mention this paper, Tct ITytOW H , N. V. 
Wholesale Bates to Larg e Bu yers. 
IK 
Jdf gaii 108 Pages. It teaches you how to 
raSsiSj rear them to take care for them, to 
feed, to have them lay eggs in cold weather, to 
prevent and treat all diseases of old or young, to be 
a “ successful ” poultryman. Only 25 c. in stamps. 
A Fifty-page book FREE FOR ALL with it. 
A. M. LANG, Cove Dale Farm, Concord, Ky. 
T uberose “double pearl” 
The Sweetest of Flowers. I willsend2 (No.l) flowering 
bulbs by mail to any address,w r ith full directions for 
blooming, ©n receipt of 15c. or 4 for 28c. p I fi W T Q 
Single variety same price. The following 1 iLmI? 1 O 
sent safely by mail to any P. O. on receipt of price: 
12 Carnation Pinks (monthly), a fine assortment, $1. 
12 Hardy Scotch or Sweet May Pinks (12 best sorts), 81. 
8 Carnation Pinks, ne w and fancy varieties(choice), 81. 
12 Geraniums, Zonale. choice new in 12 sorts, 81. 
12 Gladiolus, French Hybrid, best-named varieties, 8 1. 
ffS’VUIustratecl Descriptive Priced Catalogue FREE 
CI1AS. T. STARR, Avondale, Chester Co., Pa. 
KING’S HAY CAREER 
I Speaks for Itself. 
■The many Farmers 
that use them are enthusiastic iu 
their praise. I sell direct to the 
farmers and make the price very 
low. Send at once for circular and 
price-list. Gf.o.W. Kino, Marion, O. 
