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EEB-TWE AM© HARVEST. 
Josiah A. Roberts, 
Nurseryman, Malvern , Cheater Co . /*«», 
II s for Sale, Fall 1881, 
Red Dutch Currants, extra fine plant?; 
Asparagus, 1 and 2 years; LargelotOrnament- 
al Stock, a1 sizes, in quantities to suit. 
Am. Chestnut, 1 year; Peach Trees, &c. &e, Ac. 
8 —tt Mention Seed-Time and Harvest. 
FAIRV1EW NURSERIES. 
established 1835. 
KIRKWOOD or Mt Vernon, the Best Mark t 
Strawberry yet introduced. This variety yielded 
the past season, on 34 ore-hundredths of an acre, 
3414 quarts, and sold for $614.51. 
ONE MILLION PLANTS of the above kind 
with all other choice kinds. Strawberry, Rasp 
berry, Blackberry, Currant, Gooseberry, Grape 
Vines, and all Small Fruit Plants; Fruit, Shade, 
and Evergreen Trees, including 150.000 Extra 
Fine one year old Peach Trees, 20,000 of them 
the Waterloo TWO HUNDRED ACRES 
in First-class Nursery Stock. Peach Trees, 
Small Fruits and Osage Orange, Specialties. 
Send for Free Price List, 
Address, J. PERKINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
7 —lOmdse Mention Seed-Time and Harvest 
New White Grape DUCHESS 
sAlso Prentiss, Pocklineton, I.ady 
.Washington, Lady, Vergeiines, 
'Jefferson % Brighton , Moore's Earh /, etc 
CUTHBERT, OHIO, <4 REG (4, 
Taylor, Snyder, Bidwell . Rrimo, Manchester, 
Sen ecaQueen. Jersey Queen; Kieffer’s Hybrid 
and other Pear Trees; Cherry ;Plum;Peach; 
Champion Quince; Currants, Gooseberries, 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Roses, etc., at 
low raes. Descriptive Price-List free . 
H. S. ANDERSON, successor to Farley & 
Anderson, Cayuga Lake Nurseries, Union Springs, N. Y. 
PENSIONS 
For SOLDIERS, for Widows, Children, 
Fathers, Mf there, etc. Thousands yet 
--- _ .. _ entitled. Pensions for any wouDd or 
disease. Bounty yet due to thousands. Pensioners enti¬ 
tled to Increase. Address, with two stamps for lawsi 
blanks, et ., W. T. FITZGERALD, U. S. Claim Attor f 
ney, Box 422, Washington, D, C. 7—10 
PURE BRED 
Brown Leghorn Chicks, 
(The best Layers in the World,) 
Shipped by Express, in nice coops, at the 
following prices; 
1 Cock and 1 Pullet, $2.50, 
1 Cock and 2 Pullets, 4.00, 
Each additional Cock, 1.00, 
Each additional Pullet, 1 . 50 . 
Orders promptly filled in order as received. 
Address, Isaac F. Tillinghast, 
LA PLUME, Lack’a Co., Pa. 
The result of 25 years’ experience, 28 paged 
pamphlet. Se id postal tor a copy. 
M. CRAWFORD, B -x 321,Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 
PLANT CHAINS. 
FOR HANGING BASKETS. 
As I manufacture all kinds and styles I can give you the 
best Chains for the money. A nice Nickle long link 
Chain. 10 cents, A nice Nickle and gilt Chain, 15 cents. 
A nice Nickle and gilt adjustable Suspension Rod ,can be 
made any length, 20 cents. All postpaid. Dealers, I can 
give you bottom prices.. Send for price-list. 
E. F. EDGECOMB, Mechanic Falls, Maine. 
% Choice Greenhouse Plants 
U y by mail post-paid for $1.25. Send for illustrated 
m w catalogue. free. 
F. E. Fassett & Bro. Florists. Ashtabula, Ohio. 
30 T3TP One hundred best sorts plants, 
ACRES *DXU’ currants, grapes, etc. See our 
T3PT3T5TPC P rices before buying of others. 
DJu/’ XuJL,wO. Illustrated catalogue free 
HALE BROS., South Glastonbury, Conn, 
Artificial Limbs. 
Prices greatly reduced. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
U. S. Soldiers furnished on Government orders. 
Address, B. MATTHEWS, 
Cor. 4 th Ave. and Market St., Louisville, Ky. 
7 8 9 1 
Kemp’s Manure Spreader, 
PULVERIZER AND CART COMBINED. 
A new invention equally as valuable as the 
Mowing Machine, and as indispensible. Spreads 
evenly all kinds of manure of the farm; also 
Lime, Ashes, Muck, Marl, Cotton-seed, &c., in 
one-tenth the time done by hand; increasing the 
value of farm manure 25 percent, by pulverizing 
and eveutv spreading it so that not a single square 
inch of soil is unmanured. For illustrated cir¬ 
culars aud full particulars, address the manufac¬ 
turers, mentioning this paper. 
KEMP & BURPEE M'F’G. CO., 
7—tf Syracuse, N. Y. 
