1884.] 
AMEEIOAIsr AaEIOIJLTIJEIST. 
ITT 
■*^c now offer for the first thrte a very valuable new variety. Circu¬ 
lar jjivin^ full descriptioji and jjrice, tojfether with a h.iiulsoine 
colored plate, free. Address, . ELLWANGER Si 
Uount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N.Y, 
MARLBORO Red RASPBEIIRY, 
for.history and t^-rms. A. J. Cayjvood & Son, Marlboro, N.i’. 
SOUHEGAIV RASPBERRY PLAATS. 
200,000 first class Gregg and Souhegan Raspberry 
■plants at low prices, i^ecinl rates for Lots of 8,000 or more. 
C. C. HART, 8outhiugtou, Ct. 
dT7''\ri A ■'■ohf address on postal card and I will send 
U you circular of my new strawberry “ Cou- 
mecticut Queen” which 1 introduce in spring of 1884. 
W. N. HOUGHTALING, Seymour, ft. 
TT , vv\y., <10 If/fV X<4t/Ow. Vx A'lLilu XXwCfo <XXXXX 
Plants by mall. Address CHAS. BLACK & BEO„ Village 
Uurseries, Hightstown, IST. J. 
STKAWBERKIE^, 
I Raspberries, Blackberries, Grapes, and Currants. 
Newest and Best Varieties, ll^“I)escriptive Cata¬ 
logue free. 
JOSEPH D. FITTS, Protridence, R. I. 
GEINUIIVE MAACMESTERS 
by the Originator; also plants of the leading varieties of 
■ small fruits. Catalogue free. - ■ 
J. BATTET, Manchester, N. J. 
B5 E 13 E3 Plants tu mail or express at one-half- 
l3Eaff%R Y Apents'prices. BlG Strawberries, 
RaspberrieSjCurrants,Black-B/l D C PADCICI tl 
berries and ile w Strawberry I'lnd.UnnrlCiLU 
A perfect-flowering Seedling of Crescent,fox sur- 
passe8inform,sizeJirmne8sdchigh-fiavor. Pulldescrip’h" 
infr-pcjitalo'-iie. HALF. BROS.. So.Glastonbury. Or 
STRAWBERRIES i ATE ANTIC, PRINCE- 
Cj of-Berries, Legal' Tenders, Old Iron-Clad, Daniel Boon, 
Nigh’s Superb, James Vick, Indiana, Big Bob. Grapes, 
Peacii and other fruit trees. 
S. C. DbCOU, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
lATLfiNTlC 
I Large, brilliant det 
The Most Profitable 
Market STKAWBEERYl 
arge, brilliant deep crimson, exceptionally F 
I firm. The be.st sliipping variety. Full account I 
Ifree bymaii. Extensive stock of SMAEEI 
I FRFITS. embracing all the new leading spe-1 
Icialties and old favorites. Cntaloeiie with! 
I superbly colored plates and much valuable in-1 
Iformatimi. free. Win. F. Bassett, Ham-1 
I montoD, Ni J. Introducer Atlantic Strawberr.y. 
13 
PTS. 
EARLY CLUSTER 
MEW BLACKBERRY! 
'“The berries were the best I ever tasted.”—Farm de Garden 
■“ Berries received and sampled; Cnyljoct I orfra Dorrii 
sweet and good.”-F(W'nijou?'n,(i/. tarllCol Ldijiic Dcriy 
best Quality, most productive. ( Q QTS. from 
For 25 affidavits and testimonials of I O feiugle Hill 
at one. pickiuif. see Catalogue, free. Also <.f all best 
sorts Strawberries, Raspberries, Grapes. Peach, and 
•other Fruit Trees, &c. Jl'S. COEEINS. 
Moorestown, N. J. 
FRUIT PACKAGES- 
Send for 
Pl’ic© Ixist* 
C. COLBY & CO., Benton Harbor, Mlcb. 
The only adjustable Wire Cloth Sieve made. It tHll take 
j«ont goodrseed from the refuse of 'windmills that cannot be 
'^cleaned by an/other- process. .Can bejadjusted to many 
dlfferehrsize and shaped meshes. No. 1 Sieve will separate 
Plantain, Daisy, Buckthorn, Wild Carrot, &c., from iClover 
- Seed,-Red' Top and Plantain from Timothy, and Timothy 
from Clover Seed. No. 2 will separate Rye, Cheat and 
‘ Cockle from AVheati No'. 3 grades Peas, Beans and'Corn. 
EndOnsed by-Hiram Sibley-.&• Co., D. M. Fqrry iSc Co., D, 
■ Landreth & Sons; Plant Seed Co., Hen^ A; Dreer, J. M. 
• .McCullongh’s Sons, B. K. Bliss 4i Sons, Ji.'L.Preok' & Sons, 
' 'HIT S. 'AgricviJtural Dep’t., Washington, D. C.; 
Prtccs: Nos. 1 and 2, S2.25; No. 3. $2.50. Express prepaid. 
Ask your Hardware Dealer for them. 
JttlETON SIEVE CO., Eimited, Milton, Pa. 
Greenhouse Plants, Shrubs, Poses, .Bulbs, 
Climbing Fines,including 25 kinds of the •' 
New Clematis, a full assortment of both. ' 
Flower and Vegetable SEEPS, Appte, 
Pear, Plum, Peach, Cherry, Grape, 
and ALE other FRUITS. 
500 Acres. 30tU Year, 
21 (Ireenhouses, 
A beautiftil Catalogue of^ 
over 100 pages, free- 
and Eafs New Prolij 
. brid Pear, SI; LeConie 
P«ar, SI J. *00; Champion 
Quince^ 7dcts.; Japanese 
Dxcarf Chestnut, fruit im- 
mensely larp'e and sweet, 
50c.; Russian Mulberry, hardy 
_ as the oak, very productive, 35c« 
Red Currant, 75 cents. The price of 
Yonrchoiceof^ A CETTC 
^ SIXTY Ml Ofc I O 
all labeled, as follows: 12 Fuchsias, $1; 12 
Qeraniums, $1; 10 Phloxes, $1; 12 Carnations, 
$1 \ 'lbHardyCatalpa,'^\\ 12 Chry8anthemum8,^\. 
12 ROSESr^--' ■ “ 
The famoitS Kieffer Hy- 
and Fay's New Prolific Red Currant, 75 cents. The price m 
ABOVE SIX WORTH $4.25 only $3.50 bWaV 
Hundreds of ( 
.$1 
of other thinprs cheap; many new and rare. Safe arrival gTiar- 
anteed. A PREMIUM given with every order amounting to S 1 or moi 
THE STORES & HARRISON CO. 
Blooming^, 
^2 Tuberoses, $1; 
12 Gladiolus, 
U; XhVerbe^ 
na«, $1; 15 
Basket or 
Bedding 
' Plant8,'^\\ 
30 Packg’s 
of Choice 
Flower Seed, 
$1; 40 Sweet 
Chestnuts, $1; 
Etc., Etc., Etc. 
PATNESVlElxE, 
LAKE CO., Ohio 
The NEWTOOLS 
season, together with recent improve¬ 
ments, place the “PLANET 
Jr.” Farm and Gar¬ 
den Implements be¬ 
yond all Com¬ 
petition 
wo offer 
this 
-SEND 
NOW, if you are in. 
terested in Farming,Gar¬ 
dening or Trucking, for our 
NEW CATALOGUE, contain. 
iBg 32 pages and over 40 illustra. 
S. L. ALLEN & CO. 
127 & 129 
Catharine St., 
Fhila. 
WILSON JUNIOR PEDIGREE 
BLACKBERRY. 
The LARGEST. BEST, and 
MOST PKODPCTivE Early Black¬ 
berry, 3H inches around, from 
seed of selected Wilson’s 
Early. 
KIEFFEE HTBEID 
Pear Trees. 
100,000 
Peacli Trees. 
I [Strawberries, 
II Rasiiberries, 
11 Grapes, &c., &:c.! 
Catalogue with TT'TDTT'TT' 
Colored Plates -t- -LvJljJli. 
WM. PARRY, 
PARRY P. O., N. J. 
ii BY MAIL 
IH EmISm 9 hb Roses, lO for SI. 
I bsnlB vS H Wt All kinds of Bedding 
aud HousePlants.also 
Flower Seeds in v/ell assorted SI Collec¬ 
tions, sent to all parts of the U. S. and Canada, 
post paid. Illustrated Catalogue, free. Es¬ 
tablished 33 years. 15 large Greenhottses. 
[ PAUL BUTZ & SONS,New Castle,Pa. 
OUR STRONG & RELIABLE 
ROSES 
IlDC TUC' with fun di- 
Hnll inC DLOl reetions for gi’owing, Free 
ROBT.SCOTT&SON 
Rose Growers, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
T uberose “double pearl” 
The Sweetest of Flowers. I -will send 2 (No.l) flowering 
bulbs ft;/ mailto any address, with full directions for 
blooming, on receipt of loc. or 4 for 28c. ps BIJTQ 
Single variety same iirice. The following iLhIi I O 
sent safely by mail to an.v P. O. on receipt of price; 
12 Carnation Pinks (monthly), a fine assortment, SI. 
12 Hardy Scotch or Sweet May Pinks (12 best sorts), !»i 1. 
8 CarnationPinks.newandfancy varietieB(cholce), SI. ■ 
12 Geraniums, Zonale. choice new in 12 sorts, SI. 
52 Gladiolus, French Hybrid, best-named varieties, SI. 
Cjtt“J[l|agtratetl Descriptive Priced Catalogue FREE 
t'llA.S. T. STARR, Avondale, CUe.ster Co., Pa. 
THE 
DINGEB & COWARD CO’S 
EEArTIFCL EVEE.BLOOAUN6 
The only establishment making a SPECIAL 
BUSINESS of ROSES. 60 LARCE HOUSES 
for ROSES alone. WeCIVE A WAY, in Premi¬ 
ums and Extras, more ROSES thanmost eatab* 
lishiments grow. Strong Pot Plants suitable for imme-. 
diate bloom delivered safely, postpald.to any post-office. 
5 splendid varieties, your choice, all labeled, for SI; 
. l2-forS2; ISforSS; 26forS4; 35forS5; 75 for 
SIO; lOQforSIS. Our NEW C\JiO'E,afompl^ 
■ Treatise on the Rose, 70 pp, 'elegantly illuetraled 
THE DINCEE & CONARD CO. 
Eoso qrowera, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. • 
GRAPE VINES. 
for $3. Send for Il¬ 
lustrated Catalogue of Small Fruits. 
JOEL HORNER & SON, Merchantville, Camden Co.,N. J. 
THE 
BEST 
SEED PEAS 
OIIOI SEEDS 
THE 
CHOICEST 
and all Standard Seeds for lYoiiio and Mar> 
Icet ttai’ileiis, at the Y'ei-y IL,owest 
Prices. Send for Catalogue and Prices. 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO., 
Rochester, N. Y., and Chicago, III. 
R ITiftEG 13 Choice Ever-blooming for $1. Other 
plants at lowprices. Catalogues free. 
By mail. Thos, G- Hakold, Kingston, Som. Co., Md. 
MIEFFER PEAKS, 
POCKLINGTON GRAPES. 
Plants for Sale Cheap. For prices aildrcss, 
THE HAMMOND NURSERIES, Geneva, N. Y. 
■ FAIRVIEW RTRSERIES. 
ESTABLISHED 1835. 
250,000 handsome Peach Trees. 
Kieflfer Pear Trees. Millions of Fruit 
aud Ornamental Trees. 3,5 Acres Big 
Berries—Old Iron Clad, Manchester, Big 
Boh, and all others. Catalogues free. 
Address J. PERKINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
BEST market pear. 
99,999 Peach Trees. All best varie¬ 
ties of new and old Strawberries, Cur- 
rants. Grapes. 
EARLY CLUSTER 
Isew Bi^?i5erry,'""ear7y^TIardyl' good"; 
single hill yielded 13 quarts at one pick¬ 
ing. Send tor free Catalogue. 
J. S. COLLINS. Moorestown, N.J. 
Descriptive Illustrated Nursery Catalogue, and Guide 
for the Fruit and Ornamental Planter. Sent to all 
applicants. WiM. H. MOON, Morrisville, Pa. 
F rosted Natural Peach Seed. We are prepared to 
supply No. 1 Natural Tenn. Seed, ready for planting in 
spring, at $1.50 per bushel, in lots of 5 bushels and over ; 
less ciuautity,..Sl.T5 per bushel. Address, 
CHAS. BLACK & BKO., Village Nurseries, Hightstown,N. J. 
YEW SORTS. Njp’ 
I Golden GEM, White DAWN.l 
SLEAMIXG:(&000 Bus.) Prices inf 
1 our free seed annual.- Sample ears 25c. I 
I each-(pos't-paid) Grains 2c. stamp. 
UVLVGSTON’S (Seed Growers,) 
Columbus, Oliio. 
A fTIC~liT?Cl • Dakota Red, Rural Blush, 
Jlr\ I XvA Jiliite Early Mayflower, Early Sun¬ 
rise, Wall’s Orange, and all new and choice var ieties at re¬ 
duced rates. Send for price list. W. E. WELD, “Ever, 
green Farm,” Ingleside. Steuben Co., N. Y. 
Mention the American Agriculturist. 
