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AMEEIOAK AGEIOULTUBIST. 
[OCTOBEE, 
HYACINTHS, 
TULIPS, 
CROCUS, 
LILIES, 
NARCISSUS, 
SMALL FRUITS, &c. 
Our Aistiinin (’ataloeriie of the above will be mailed 
to all applicants enclosinf^'^-cent stamp for return postage. 
Customers of last fall will be supplied without application. 
13. K. 13LISS SOWS?, 
Seed, Plant, and Bulb Warehouse, 
34 Barclay §trect, Weiv York. 
BULBOUS ROOTS, 
Our New Autiinin Catalogue of 
DUTCH BULBS, PLANTS, ar.il 
SMALL FRUITS, beautifully illus¬ 
trated, is now ready, and will be mailed to 
all applicants. It contains a complete list 
ajid represents a large, well-grown .and 
selected stock. Our Flower Seed List will 
be found replete with the best strains of 
Primula, Calceolaria, Pansy, Smilax, Apple 
Geranium, and other Florist’s Seeds of 
new crop. 
HENRY A. DREER, 
Seedsman and Florist, 
flY Cliestiiiit St„ Philadclpliia. 
Oytcii Byibs 
NEW AND UABE WINTER FLOYVERINO 
PliANTS, NEW FRUITS, &c. 
DUTCH BULBS.— Large importations, direct from 
the leading growers in Holland. First qualit 5 ' Bulbs, Beau¬ 
tiful Hot-honse Plants, Palms, Orcliids, Koses, &c., well 
grown, cheap. New Pears, new Peaches, new Cherries, 
new Grapes, new Strawberries, &c., with a large stock of 
all kinds of Fruit Trees, Shrubs, &c. Catalogues mailed to 
applicants JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
I^FOR THE HOUSE. 
Tlie Autumn No. of Vick’s Floral Uluidc, 
Containing descriptions of Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, .and 
all Bulbs and Seeds for Fall Planting in the Garden, and for 
Winter Flowers in the House-just published and sent free 
to an. Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y. 
BRIGHT REQ 
Most profitable RASrUERRY jet 
produced. Send for full account. 
SMALL FRUITS! 
Ji.ll valuable varletiea. A superior 
stock of FRUIT TREES. Bril¬ 
liantly illustrated Catalogue free, 
telling how to get and.grow them. 
I T I nVPTTT^ittle Silver, 
Jtf iLUVunNew Jert«cy. 
Introducer o/Cuthbert Haspberry* 
TREES 
The 1 argest assortment i n the country 
of the best Old and A'ew Fruit and 
_ _ _ _ __' Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, I’a’onies, 
Hedge Plants, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, etc. Abridged Cata¬ 
logue mailed free. 
® A Superb Collection. Carefully compiled 
Gnt ^ Waa c Catalogue describing Lest Old and A'cw 
varieties mailed free. 
New Illustrated Catalogue, contain¬ 
ing I ists ol the choicest bulbs, at low¬ 
est prices, now ready and mailed free. 
BULBS 
PSEW COOSEBE^RY. 
We now offer a very valuable new variety. Circular giving full 
description and price, together with a handsome colored plate, 
and JveTi/ Catalogue of Small l^ruits, free. Address, 
ELLWANGEll & BARRY, 
Blount Hope Nnrscrlcs* Rochester, N« Y* 
Mention this paper. 
PPLE AIVl) PEAOI TREEi 
10,000 choice Appletrees,2&3 yrs. old, 5 to 7 ft.' 
■ ■ " ■ :t, 1 yea 
50,000 Peach trees, 5 to 6 feet, f year from bud.» 
Fine lot J3nrl2tJit:c/t?non(i& other kinds clier- 
ries, 1 & 2 yrs. fJrnpe-vines & other SmaU Fruits in 
variety. 100,0:i02-year-old Asparagus Roots. Large stock 
- sltAun Oruainental Trees. Send for Catalogue. 
fe. E. ROGERS &; SON, Mt. HoUy, Burl. Co., N. J. 
The GREAT NEW QUINCE 
a 
f^EECH’S PeOLiFSC,’ 
the most wonderful of all new fruits. 
Supply depot of Mulberry Trees for the U. S. 
ind Canada. Send for Circulars. See pagef 
Aug. No. Hanoe & BoKDEif, Rumson Nurseries! 
Red Bank, N. J., and 31 Fulton St., New York. 
HEADQUARTERS. 
PEACH and otherfruit trees. NEW 
and old varieties of BE K R lES, MA Y 
K1N(J Strawberry. MARliBOKO 
Raspberry. 
EARLY CLUSTER 
Blackberry, Currants, Grapes, &c., &c. 
CataloguePree. JNO.S. COLLINS, 
lUoorestown, N. j. 
OMIM PEfiRS! 
a specialty. 200,000 LeConte 
id I'. .. . - 
Kieller Pears. Equal in pro¬ 
fit to the Orange. Really blight proof 
only on their own roots. Catalogue 
with facta, Free. Peen To and 
Hoiie.v Pcaclies. A large, gen¬ 
eral assortment of Fruit Trees. 
Address W. F. HEIKES, Man- 
airer, Huntsville Nurseries, 
IIIINTSVII.LE, ALABAMA, 
FAIRVIEW NURSERIES. 
ESTABLISHED 1835. 
Potted and Layer Strawberry Plants. New Peach, Joliu 
11 aas. All kinds fruit trees, and small fruit plants; htind- 
some stock Poach t rees, and Osage Orange specialties. Price 
List free. Address JOHN PERKINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
2 00,000 Peach trees for fall of 1884, including some sev¬ 
enty-five (73) of the best varieties suitable for all sections 
of the country. A full stock of Apricots, Nectarine^ Al¬ 
monds, and ail Fruit and Ornamental trees. Small Fruit 
Plants, vines, and a large stock of Grapevines, and Wilson's 
Early Blackberry plants, the latter grown from root cut¬ 
tings. Circulars ready about Aug. Ist. No travelling agents. 
Order direct, and secure best stock at lowest rates. CHAS. 
BLACK & BRO„ Village Nurserb'S, Ilightstown, N. J. 
VINE8 Po’keepsie Red, UI- 
h“ Hh ^ Ms I into step Prolific, Fran- 
^ clsB.Hayes,Moore’s Earl V, 
as Hyi ^ H and all the best new and old varic- 
3 ® mS H to naim.e. New Straw. 
^ berries, Raspberrie.s, etc, 
M^HLBOBO *^*’^’*®‘^** * other Raspberries. BriceHst 
ifree. Joel Hoknbu & Son, Merctiantville,N.j, 
OII^PEii¥lliiS: 
Alstj (Olher small fruits and all older varie- 
ties, (Jraoes. F,xtra qualitv. "Warranted 
“ t 
Grue. (‘lu-ap by mail. T.ow rates to dealers. 
Prentiss 
LARGEST STOCK IN AMERICA 
Prices rcduceil. Illustrated Catalogue Free. 
T. S. IIUHRARO, Erodonl.a, N. Y’. ' 
FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
GRAPE VINES, PLANTS AND BULBS, 
SMALL FRUITS, SHRUBS AND ROSES, 
Ml immense stocivr 
SETS. 
Splendid Assortment. Warranted (rue, Ticino*icably cheap— 40 (’llOICE 
Send for Catalogue free. SOtli year. 500 Acr s. 21 Greenhouses. Address 
THE STOKKS ifc IIAKKIS JN CO., I’aiiiesville, EfikcCo., Ohio. 
MOWTHE FARM PAYS 
'Wlllimn Crozier and J^eter J£endevson, 
Ju.st issued. A new work of 400 pages, containing 
^5 illustrations. Sent postpaid for §2.50. Table of 
Contents, showing scope of the work, mailed on ap¬ 
plication. Agents wanted for this the most compre* 
ensive book on American farming ever issued. 
hi 
PETER HENDERSON & CO., 
35 & 37 Cortlandt Street. New York. 
CEITEMOTAL GRAPE. 
For this or any other new or old grapevine. Send -fort 
Price List to D. ai. MAKVIN, Watertown, N. Y. ' 
^3EACH TREES suited to all sections. Apple trees, 
i extra long keeping varieties. Keifer and Leconte 
Pears. A full line of all kinds of Nursery stock cheap. 
Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruit, and other plants by mail 
Catalogues showing how and what to plant, free. 
RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Del 
e 
by F. K. Phcenix. 
A/ra Incorporated 1883 
NURSERY 
I Fall Trade a very 
BLOOMINGTON,ILL ■ every description 
of Fruit 4 Ornamental Trees. Catalognefor 
Fall of 1884 now ready and mailed on appli- 
cation. GOOAUHES. 1 3 Clreeiilioiises 
mkll FRUIT PUNTS 
Ompe "Vine-s, F niit Trees, &c. 
A superior stock of all the leading varieties of Small Fruits, 
both new and old, at reasonable rates. Catalogue free. 
Address IRVINtJ ALLEN, Springfield, Mass. 
SHARPIvESsS, WILSON, 
h Million Jersey Queen,^Old Ironclad, Lacon', 
Manchester, Big Bob, _ _ 
Strawberries, Cutbburt, Reliance, and Brandywine Raspber¬ 
ries. Wilson and Kittatinny Blackberry and Cranberry tor 
fall planting. Rates low. Write for Circular and Price list to 
I. & J. L. LEONARD, Iona, N. J. 
PLANTS FOK SMJFPfiNCI SOLT-H. 
Cabbage ready now, and till December 1st. 
1^381'/1884 Nurseries. 
PARRY STRAWBERRY ! 
A Seedling of .Tersey Queen—Strong, healthy 
' ■ Fie ■ ■■ 
■rower. Perfect Flower, very productive; 
Host beautiful bright color, large size,higheBt 
flavor, and firm. 
Best for MARKET or FAMILY use, MARL¬ 
BORO, the largest early Raspberry. WILSON, 
.TR.,the largest and most productive early Blackberry. 
HEADQUARTERS FOR KIEFFER PEARS. A complete 
list of Small Fruits, GRAPES, Currants, etc. Catalogue 
free. WJI. PARRY, Parry P. 0., New Jersey. 
Gregg Raspberry Plants. 
300.000 first-class Gregg, Tyler, and Souhegan Raspberry 
Plants at low prices. Special rates for lots of 3000 or more. 
C. C. HART, ^uuthington, Conn. 
A choice assortment of all the new and standard varieties 
at popular -iriees. Fall is by far tbe best time to 
plaut. Catalogue free. Address, 
H. G. CORNEY, e^p’rqe 
Cornwall-on-Eudson, N. Y .' 
FOR SALE. 
200,000 CHERRY SEEDLINGS, 1 year, 100,- 
000 CHERRY and LA VERSAILLES CUR¬ 
RANTS, 3 years, fine ; Also a full assortment of 
other Nursery Stock. Address, 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SON, New Canaan, Conn. 
THE 
DINGEE & CONARD CO’S 
BEAUTIFUL EVEE-BLOOMESS 
The only establishment making a SPECIAL 
-3ESS I " “ — • -- 
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-oflica 
5 splendid varieties, your choice, all labeled, for Slj 
l2iorS2J 19 for S 3 ; 26 forS 4 j 35 for $ 5 ; 75 for 
SIO; l 90 forSI 3 . Our NEW CUlDE,a complefs 
Treatise on the Rose. 70 pp. elegantly illustrated jj'jiOlEE 
THE DINCEE <%„CONARD CO.^ • 
Bvse orowsra, Wo»t Grove, Oliestor Oo,, 
K 0,000 V’HITE MULBERRY SEEDLINGS, for Silk 
fj Culture. Fall of 1884. 10 to 15 inches. $5 per M; 15 to 
24 inches, $10 per M. $1 and $1.50 per 100; by mail, prepaid. 
Address, CHAS. BLACK & BRO., 
VILLAGE NURSERIES, Ilightstown, N. J. 
MARTIN AMBER 
SEED WHE.YT, 1 offer ten acres vlcld of this remark¬ 
able and popular new wheat, twice cleaned, and clear 
of rye, trash, or weeds. Its tillering properties are 
so great as to need about half the usual amount of seed. 
A great yielder, and excellent for flour. By freight or ex¬ 
press, H bu.. $1.00; 1^ bit., $1.50 ; lbu.,$2.50. Bv uiall (post 
paid) 1 lb..40c.; 4lbs.,$1.0;i. Brandywine Nursery. 
F. C. BIDDLE, CHABD’S FORD, PA. 
