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Choice New Callage Seel etc. 
"We offer a very choice stock of the following varieties, 
all of which arc of home growth, and as pure and fresh as 
possible, viz.: 
Comstock’s Premium Late Flat Dutch, from 
original stock. 
Excelsior, or Long Island Late Flat Dutch. 
Fottler’s Improved Early Brunswick, very choice 
Henderson’s Early Summer, true stock. 
Jersey Early Wakefield, true stock.50 
Early Newark Flat Dutch, very fine...50 
Egyptian Beet Seed, extra pure seed.15 
Choice Yellow Globe Danvers Onion, new... 
Southport Large Red Globe, very fine new... 
Wethersfield Large Red, “ “ “ 
Early Red Globe, “ “ “ .. 
We sell lb. at pound rates. If ordered sent by mail, 
add 16c. per pound extra for postage. 
We guarantee every seed we sell fresli and 
New Crop. Send for catalogue and price. List free to all. 
K. 1). HAWLEY, Seedsman, 
493 & 49S Main St., Hartford, Conn. 
MARBLE HEAD EARLY SWEET CORN. 
This new Sweet Corn I warrant to be at least a week 
earlier than Early Minnesota, and decidedly earlier than 
Dolly DuttoD, Early Boynton or Tom Thumb. It is of size 
of Minnesota, and very sweet. Many farmers have written 
ine that it gave them complete control of the early market. 
Being the original introducer, my stock will be found pure 
and true. By mail, post-paid by me, per package 15 cts., per 
quart, 70 cts., per peck by express, $3. Seed Catalogue free 
to all. JAMES J. N. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
SEE© POTATOES, CHEAP. 
White Star, Belle, White Elephunt, Pride of 
America, Clark’s No. 1, Chicago Market, Cate 
Ohio, Maguum Bonuin, and others new and old. 
Russian White Oats, cheap, very large cropper, straw 
free from rust, will stand where others fall. Will give price 
and information upon application. Address 
JOSIAH HAWKINS, Southport, Conn. 
Rumson Nurseries. 
New descriptive and instructive Catalogue of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, etc., now 
ready. Will be sent Free to all applicants, and to 
those who have been purchasers within the last 
three years. 
.Large Stock of Peach and Apple Trees. 
B. B. HANCE, Agent, Red Bank, N. J. 
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L00MINGT0N (PH(ENIX) 
TVTTT'D OY7<T3’V ESTABLISHED 1852. 
J.V U JXOiblA I — 600 ACRES. 
13 GREENHOUSE*. 
Priced Catalogue for Spring, 1883, mailed 
free. Send for it. 
SIDNEY TUTTLE, Assent, 
Bloomington, Illinois. 
<3r.<&_:Ei:E3:E::rcrcftj :e*XjOX\7"e::e : i. 
SEEDS. 
Established 1835. Peas and Beans. 
Select Seeds at low prices. Catalogues free. 
J. BOLGIANO & SONS, Baltimore, Md. 
SEND FOR NEW AAVfil ft ft BI IP 
nursery CAT ALOOUE 
Descriptive of our immense stock of FRUIT and ORNA- 
Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. 
HORSE RABXSH SETS, 
Of good quality, for Sale. Price $3 per thousand; five thou¬ 
sand lots or over, $2.50. To be sure of having your orders 
filled send them in early. 
J. S. BIRDEN «fc CO., 198 Capen St., Hartford, Conn. 
for new varieties of Potatoes and price 
list of Vegetable Plants, to S. RUPERT, 
Canton, Stark Co., O. 
SEND 
GRAPE VUES. 
All Leading Varieties in large supply. Warranted 
true to name. Prices low. Also, the celebrated 
NEW WHITE GRAPE, 
PRENTISS 
Send stamp for Price and Descriptive List. Also 
Trees, Small Fruits, etc. 
T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
Plants of Best Quality. 
Warranted true to name. 
Lowest Prices, and 
Largest Assortment of 
old and new varieties. At 
dozen rates, free by mail. 
Special Attention called 
to Promising Novelties. Send for Price-List. Address, 
BUSH & SON & MEISSNER, 
BUSHBERG, Jefferson Co., Mo. 
GRAPES 
MATTHEWS’ SEED 
DRILL 
The Standnryl of America. 
Admitted by leading Seedsmen 
and Market Gardeners every¬ 
where to be the most perfect arid 
reliable drill in use. Send for 
circular. Manufactured only by 
EVEliF.TT & SMALL, Boston, Mass. 
HOVF.Y’S 
ILLU 8 T RAT llg> CATAI .OG UES 
of SEEDS, and 
Mew 6& ©are Plants for 1882. 
Will be seut free to all who apply. The Catalogues contain 
descriptive lists of all the best strains of Vegetable and 
Flower Seeds, and Choice Novelties, and the most extensive 
collection of New and Rare Plants. 
HOVEY & CO., 
16 South Market Street, BOSTON, Mass. 
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO'3 
BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING 
The only establishment making a SPECIAL 
BUSINESS Of ROSES. 60 LARGE HOUSES 
for ROSES alone. WeCIVE A WAY, in Premi¬ 
ums and Extras, more ROSES than most estab¬ 
lishments grow. Strong Pot Plants suitable for imme¬ 
diate bloom delivered safely, postpaid,to any post-ofHce. 
5 splendid varieties, your choice, all labeled, for $ l ; 
12 for $ 2 ; 19 for S3: 26forS4; 35forS5; 75 for 
Sio; IOO for SI3. Our NEW CUIDE, a. complete 
Treatise on the Rose, 70 pp, elegantly illustrated—free to all. 
THE DINCEE 4 CONARD CO. 
Rose Growers, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
R I2 SPLENDID 
oseS- 
For only S1 .OO. 12 Geraniums, 81.00. 12 |T 
Fuchsias, $1.00. 12 Carnatious, 81-00. 06 
of the above collections for 85.00. All distinct | 
sorts. Strong plants, your choice, labeled, sent | 
safely by mail, prepaid, to any post office^ One | 
of the finest Illustrated floral Catalogues r 
of New and Rare Plants and Seeds,! 
~ pringfield. 
RISES 
We give more and better plants for 
the money than any other house in 
the country. Catalogue for 1882 now 
ready, free to all. Send for one and 
see for yourself the beautiful plants 
we Offer. MILLER & HUNT, 
Wrights Grove. Chicago. 
60 
FOR ANY ONE OF THE 
Choice Collections of Rosos, 
Shrubs, tireenhonso Plants, ** *» 
Fruit Trees, drape Vines, Small 
Fruits, Seeds, be. For example: 12 
choice Roses, 81; 12 Tuberoses, 81; 12 
Carnations, § lj 12 Geraniums, 81; 20 
Seeds. 8i."Hundreds~of’others CHEAP, and many 
NEW AND. RARE! est collection of DI Rfl E 
Plants. . 
anteed __ 
2Sth Year. 
Tile STORKS & HARRISON CO., Painesville, Lake Co. .OMa 
ROSES' 
6forSl,14forS2 ? 
i postpaid. Greenhouse 
and Bedding Plants 4 
\ Hardy Shrubbery , 
Seeds, etc., by mail. 
Catalogue free. J.T. Phillips.W est Grove.Chester Co. JPa 
ROSES and GERANIUMS. 
100 Assorted, by Express.for 85.00 
50 “ “ . ” 3.00 
35 “ by Mail . “ 3.00 
14 “ “ (Samples). “ 1.10 
30 Greenhouse and Bedding Plants'Samples) “ 1.10 
Lists free. TYRA MONTGOMERY, Mattoon, 111. 
WILD FLOWERS; 
—OF— 
NORTH AMERICA. 
t^-Our most desirable PERENNIAL PLANTS 
for Cultivation._i£8 
Orchids, Ferns, Lilies, Aquatics, Alpine, 
and Sub-Alpine Plants. 
(Botanical and common) names given. Send for Cata¬ 
logue. EDWARD GTLLETT, Southwick, Mass. 
HARDY PLANTS AND BULBS. 
All the 
Best Varieties of Hardy Perennial 
PLANTS, SHRUB^^CLI^BERS, FERNS, 
together with full directions for planting and propagating 
NEW SCARLET CLEMATIS, 
NEW LILIES, GLADIOLUS, 
NEW TRITOMAS, ETC. 
Descriptive catalogue of 80 pages sent for 10 cents. Price 
List free to all. Published first of March. 
A fine colored plate of the new Scarlet Clematis will be 
sent to all purchasers of one dozen of these plants. 
Lock Drawer E. WOOLSDN & CO., Passaic, N. J. 
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This new and beautiful Gourd, lately Introduced from 
Japan, so nearly resembles hens’ eggs as almost to deceive 
the naked eye. Hard and durable shell, will not freeze or 
crack In winter, and is much better than glass or porcelain 
for nest eggs. The Japa nese Nest Egg Gourd is one 
of the most beautiful and rapid climbers, very desirable for 
covering screens, arbors, etc., as it will soon form a mass of 
reen foliage, thickly dotted with beautiful white eggs. Sent 
y mail, 25 cents per p’k’t, accompanied with our illustrated 
aud descriptive catalogue of new Garden, Flower and Field 
Seeds. iQF’Every p’k’t of seed is stamped with the year in 
which it was grown. Catologues free on application by postal 
address. Samuel Wilson, Mechauicsvllle, Bucks Co., Pa. 
30 l-o. Stamps, 10 3-c. Stamps, or 3 Silver Dimes, 
Pays for mv Illustrated Fence Treat¬ 
ise, worth $5.00 to any farmer. Tells how 
to make Self-Supporting Fence, 
not patented. Tells How to Start a Lo¬ 
cust Plantation, and will 
enable you to save 25 cts. 
on each rod of fence built., 
The 30 cts. pays for the! 
Treatise aud one of thej 
following Premiums:— § 
Prein. A, One Doz. Ja- ’ 
pan Paper Handkerchiefs; Prem. B, 
__ Kendall's Horse Book, 100 pages, illus¬ 
trated; prem. C, The Sucker's Visit to Mammoth Cave; 
Prem. D, Flower Seeds, one pkg. each of Pansy, Double 
Pink, Blotched Petunia, and VerbeDa. Prem. E, one pkg. 
each Sugar Trough Gourd, Prize Head Lettuce, Early Acme 
Tomato, and Early Winningstadt Cabbage. The Flowers 
are the choicest; Gourds hold from three to ten galionB 
each. Address, 
WALDO F. BROWN, Box 75, Oxford, Ohio. 
^ QVEK 
1500 
Distinct 
Varieties 
All Strong Plants, each labeled, delivered 6afely by mail, 
largest assortment. Low prices. In business for 28 
years. Guarantee satisfaction. Stock comprises all desirable 
varieties. Only mature plants sent. Our new Illustrated 
Hand-Book, sent free, contains the name and description of 
each plant, with instructions for successful cultivation. Bo 
not purchase plants elsewhere before sendina for our new 
Every lover of flowers should have it. All 
EPU<yl!\ buyers of cheap plants should have it. 
Everyone wanting new and choice plants should send for our 
Hand-Book. HOOPES, BROTHER & THOMAS, r 
Cherry Hire Nurseries, West Chester, Pa. 
Strong Healthy Plants, 
. Clove-scented. all labeled, sent safely 
1 by mail, in colors of White, Carmine , 
Bose,Yellow, Scarlet, Variegated, etc. 
6 for 50c. 14 for & I. 
Extra Choice Varieties. 
_ 4 for 50c. 8 for $1. 
Illustrated Descriptive Priced Catalogue free. 
SINGLE TUBEROSE 
surest to bloom, and deliciously fragrant of all Tuberoses. 
To all who send 15c. and address, I will mail 2 flowering 
bulbs, with full directions for blooming. Double Penrl 
same price. CHAS. f. STARR. Avondale. Chester Co..Pa* 
SPECIAL CHEAP ©FFFK 
of Zephcranthus Freatie, beautifui Amaryllis, 
the new Fairy Lily, or the Easter Lily ol' the 
South. Easy cultivated, as hardy as Gladiolus. All 
nursery grown bulbs, will bloom soon after planting. 
60c. per dozen, or 3 dozen for $1.50. Free by mail. Spe¬ 
cial Circular, together with Low Priced Mailing List of 
Rare Plants and Bulbs. Free on Application. Address 
ARNOLD PUETZ, 
Jacksonville, Florida. 
My Catalogue of 
SHALL FRFITS, FLOWER, and VEGE¬ 
TABLE PLANTS, ROSES, SHItlBS, &c„ 
is full of information, describes the new things, gives full 
instructions for culture, offers plants and reasonable prices, 
and is free to all. 
GEORCE S. WALES, Rochester, N, Y. 
FOREST and EVERGREEN TREES. 
Catalpa speciosa, 
EUROPEAN LARCH, WHITE ASH, NORWAY 
SPRUCE, Etc., Etc. 
Largest stock in America. Forest and Evergreen 
Tree Seeds. Forest Trees by mail. 
R. DOUGLAS & SONS, Waukegan, Ills. 
SURPLui^TOCK? 
75,000 Cherry and La Versailles Currants, 1 and 2 
years, fine. 
10.000 Champion Quince, 1 to 3 years. A large lot of 
Stumf, Tetopsky, Peewakee, Smith’s Cedar and other Ap¬ 
ples. Also a large and splendid lot of Crab Apple Trees. 
30,000 Peach Trees, 2 to 3 feet. This stock is all fine, 
and will be sold at reasonable rates. Address, 
S TEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, New Canaan, C onn. 
SALE.—Osage Orange, or Hedge Plants. 
Having for sale about 50,000 Osage Orange plants, good 
quality, will pack and deliver on cars at $3 per 1,000, cash 
in advance. Reference, Kent National Bank, Chestertown, 
Md. K. J. NICHOLSON, Hanesville, Kent Co.. Md. 
F OR SALE, at a bargain, 160 ACRES UNIMPROVED 
ARKANSAS LAND. Address, O. A. REVKS, Nesque- 
honing. Carbon Co., Pa. 
