TRAWBERRY. 
MARCH 48 
THE BUBAL NEW-YORKER. 
R ASPRKRR1ES AND STRAWBERRIES u specialty. 
> The celebrated Ohio Raspberry; Shurpioss ami 
Crescent Seedling specialties. Every one avtslilug to 
save money will do well to send ror free descriptive 
circular. Address J. IUV1N JOHNSON. Palmyra,N.Y. 
PERSONALS. 
Dr. Strother, a Kentucky lecturer, holds 
that the Garden of Eden was the Mississippi 
Valley, and that Noah’s ark started from 
Manhattan Island. 
Merrill, of Gwinnett, Ga., imagined that he 
was responsible for the bad weather that had 
prevailed in that region. He therefore hang¬ 
ed himself, as he explained, for the good of 
his neighbors. 
A Chicago prison keeper says: “I have met 
with boys here under twelve years old who 
have traveled all over this land aloue, and 
gave me accurate descriptlons of Philadelphia, 
Cincinnati, San Francisco, and New Mexico.” 
Hardy Solomon before the war was Presi¬ 
dent of a South Carolina bank in which ex- 
Senator Patterson was a director. Patterson 
lately came across Dim in Kansas City, im¬ 
poverished, but working industriously as a 
baker, and made him his secretary, at $0,000 
a year. 
Asa Briggs died a few days ago at Shutes- 
bury, Mass. Conspicuous of his approaching 
end, he desired that a certain minister living 
iu a neighboring town should attend his burial 
services, giving as a reason; ‘They say he’s a 
good hand at a funeral, and I’d bke to bear 
him just once.” 
■» ♦ «■ 
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat says: Mr. 
Charles lieis, No. 1011 Second Car mdalet Av¬ 
enue, this city, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil 
after sixteen years’suffering with rheumatism. 
— Adv. 
©mis, glam 0 , Stt. 
NEST 
1*1 f| ’I" 
RF.FOlfK ordering i l e- 
where M iul your address 
on ppBtalf or our Catalogue. 
It cost* nothing) but 
will nave money, 
BENSON, MAULE A CO., 
PuiLAUKLeaiA, I’a. 
Cj^Cir/lLOCU* <<P THIS- llBKIlV—FRKE. 
Simheean Afnthhrrt Kn.phrrrlvs«jMo(<i(- 
ItM. 1» N«w C.rKpfx, Ilvbrid Pears, &c, 
Lovrtt'n S 1111 UI Fruits arc the best. 
The CdUlOEUM. richly Illustrated (colored 
plates;, lolls how to got and grow them. 
The most mActivia and ua.vuL Small 
Knit Catalogue ever published. 
J. T. LOVETT, Little Silver, N. J. 
John Saul’s Catalogue ol New, 
Rare and Beautiful Plants 
for 1882. 
Is now ready with a colored plate. It Is full 
la really good anil beautiful plants New Dracra- 
liiis, New Crotons, New Roses, New Pelargoniums, 
with a rich collection Of Nine Foliage and other 
Plants, well grown and at low prices; Free to all my 
customers, to others 10 cis., or u Plain copy free. 
Catalogues of Hoses. Seeds, Fruit trees, Orchids 
Sc., free JOHN Mill, Wiuhlnntun, 
Tlie Original Introducer of the 
Bidwell STRAWBERRY 
Offers 100,010 plants for sale. Its eminent success 
wherever tried establishes It us a standard variety. 
Plants trimmed, packed anti shipped (si 75e per dozen- 
$2 per 100 ; per 1 , 000 ; also lot) other varieties. Send 
for circular with prices, T. T. LYON, South Haven, 
Michigan, 
Will pay for "Garden Talks,” an Illustrated “ Quar¬ 
terly Magazlue for the Home and Market Gardener.” 
Address TUISCO GREINER, Naples, N. Y 
1838/(1882. 
POMONA NURSERY! 
K 11-jc FIS It’S HYRltlU PEAK.*, 
Vila itch ester. Jit. Vernon and h>lmii>- 
(leMs Straw berries. Cutlibert, Soulie- 
/gait* and Gregg Raspberries. Black 
’ berries,Grapes and Currents. Fruits 
and Flowers. Trees A Plants. Catulm/ue 
fret. WE PARKY, Parry P.O..N. J. 
FOR THE 
GARDEN AND FARM 
A great variety of 
Seeds .and Implements. 
tif Send for Catalogue. Address 
R. H. ALLEN <fc CO., 
O. Box 376. 
181) and 191 Wat r .*t. 
New York. 
ONE DIME IN SILVER 
■ ReliableAf^ 
I will undersell any / 
I will not be beaten.G 
the largest, nnrl hcsiK 
idaMXICttSTOtnei'Slol 
. r.jidlix.C oarilenei-sv 
r never full. All my i 
viGrower. I <leiv all ’ 
competition, t give more extras with m.lcrs 
than some llt-fiw sell. I have .kinoo beautiful 
IIInsir.ned('ultfis PRICE. Hundredaofcostiv 
engravings. 1 'wry one pictured, described, 
priced, many nkis. as low as3c. postage paid. 
Cheap as dirt by the <u. i.b. Ac. Mv beautiful 
free <iuide,<r catalogue is worth iminv dollars 
It. II.8humway, Itockiord l,i. 
£tti 1.0, Sit. 
J. M. THORBURN & CO., 
New Spring 1 Catalogue of Lilies, Gladioli, and other Bulbs now ready. Also their General Catalogue of 
SEEDS free to applicants. For early sowing, we offer by mail, postage paid, a few choice seeds as 
Bastian Blood Turnip Beet, 
Early Rainham Cabbage, 
Early French Forcing Carrot, 
Snowball Cauliflower, - 
White Elephant. Potato, 
Fern-leaved Parsley, 
pr. lb. Dr. oz. 
l)0c '10c. 
$3 00 30 
1 50 20 
pr. packet, 25 
50c. pr. lb., 3 lbs. $1.00 
$2.00 20 
Giant White solid Celery, 
N. Y. Purple Egg Plant, 
Black Seed Simpson Lettuce, 
Stmtwell’s Brown Head, 
Yellow Danvers Onion, - 
French Breakfast Radish, 
pr. lb. 
$5.00 
6.00 
• 3-M) 
3 00 
- 3 50 
90 
pr. oz, 
50c. 
60 
35 
30 
35 
10 
Montclair Raspberry. NIAGARA 
ffer a few plants for sale tills Spring. 3 for S1.U0 111 O ftJ O I U 
We offer a few plants for sale Hits Spring, 3 for $1.00 
6 for § 2 .( 10 : 12 for $3.00—by Mall or Express. No trade 
discount this season. 
Manchester Strawberry. 
1 doz. plants with beautiful colored Lithograph by 
mall forjSAi/ 0 . 
All the leading varieties of HURRIES, ORAPES, 
SEED POTATOES, WHITE RUSSIAN OATS, &e., &C. 
Send for catalogue. E. &. J. C WILLIAMS, 
Mo.stou4.ir, New Jursey, 
LEGAL TENDER STRAWBERRY. 
Productive as the Crescent; (Inn us the Wilson; large, 
handsome, delicious. Will be offered by subscription. 
New White Strawberry the Fairy, Orient uml Satis 
gloss, a grand success the past season. Manchester, 
lit. Vernon, etc. Early PROLIFIC and Reliance Rasp¬ 
berries still ahead. Twenty acivs mov In bearing. 
Klt-ller and l.e • out Pear wood In quantity. All the 
best Small Fruit Plants. PjtDtlss anil other choice 
Grape-vines, Trees, etc., at low prices. Send for list. 
J. 0. GIBSON, Woodbury. N. J. 
1828—BUJABLE—1882 
UIST’S SEEDC 
ARE THE wi 
EST SEEDV 
Are entirely the product of our own farms), and 
are unsnrpassed by any in the world for purity 
and reliability. Ruist’s Garden Almanac, 
containing lFd pages useful information, with prices, 
mailed on receipt of 3c. stamp. 
ZSf~ Wholesale l J r\cc-List for Merchants on application. 
ROBERT BUIST, Jr., Seed Grower, 
PHILADELPHIA. 
illllfllinJI T1,e White Grape. 
All II I A r A A few responsible parties 
III H II H 11 H In good grape regions are 
111 II w II I U fl ■ wanted to plant vine¬ 
yards of this most promising of all gropes, to whom 
special Inducements win be given, and payment for 
vines made contingent upon production of fruit. 
Address THE NIAGARA GRAPE CO.. 
LockfukT, N. Y. 
y . l l f l f J |POK ANY ONE OP.THE Aft 
11 ’Id^Htdioiee Collections of Roses, nil 
I Ik LJU^bruhs, Gr ecu house Plants, U U 
I IftrTI H Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, email 
BFruitH, Meeds, Ac. For example: 12 
gri l H choicelioscs. 81; 12 Tuberoses, gl; 12 
Carnations, 81: 12 Gemniun.-', 81; 20 
Verbena*, 8 It H Andes. 8 It (J IVacb.Mlt 8 Grapes 
Sit 25 itasphcrrio*. 81? 40 Bwce* Chestnut*. S lj 
lOO Flardy GatalpakSt; ?5 packet* cbcice Flower 
Si-odn. 81. Hundreds of owor* CHEAP, *nd many 
NEW AND RARE I DIME 
Plant*. AH mailed paetatftpaid, *nd *l/« arrienl emor- 
anted. A Cnlnlogiie of about l (K) pagesFREE, 
2Srh T"ir. 18 G-rrn 400 ACreS, i 
The ST0KE8 * HAJUUBON GO.. Paln.rvilU, Lake Co..Ohio 
B ERRY BASKETS. - BEST. CHEAPEST. Free 
circular. N. D. BATTERSON, Buffalo, N. Y. 
HAWLEY’S CHOICE NEW CROP 
Wethersfield Onion Seed. 
| (Grown from Selected Onions, and warranted every 
.teed new.) 
If ordered by mall, add 16c. per ft. extra for postage. 
oz. Hft. ft. 
Extra Very' Early Fla t Red Onion Seed... 40 $1.35 $5.00 
Red Globe F.arly, very choice.30 .83 3.50 
Rod Globe Southport, true and extra-tine.;)> l.txi 4.00 
THORBURN 4 TITOS 
SEEDSMEN, 
158 Chambers Street, New York. 
Catalogues mailed free on application. 
Wethersfield Large Red. very fine.30 .38 3.50 
Danvers Yellow Globe,very tine. ,.30 l.uu 4.(0 
Southport vv bite ti’ohc.chotce self-shelled. 10 1.40 6 00 
White Portugal, or Silver Skin Early.10 1 35 4.50 
Fottler'sSuperbKarlyBrunswickCnbbago.-iO l 35 5.00 
True Eg.vi tJau Early Turnip Beeti;Frencn).15 .38 1.50 
True Bastl/ins Early Turnip HoopFrench). 10 .30 1.75 
“Hawley's" genuine East HTu Ex E’v pk. bu. 
Peas (earliest) .... $1.75 $7.00 
Spinach Savoy and Thick-leaf, each 30c. per pound. 
Seed Potatoes, finest new varieties. Price on appli¬ 
cation. Send for Catalogue. 
It. I>. HAWLEY. SEEDSMAN, 
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. 
N. B.—No Premiums or Chromos offered as an in¬ 
ducement, but A No. 1, fresh and pure seed. 
.38 1.50 
.20 1.75 
pk. bu. 
$1.75 $7.00 
KISSENA NURSERIES 
TREES and SHRUBS, OLD, NEW, RARE and HARDY. * 
Parsons <fc Sons Co. Limited. 
FLUSHING, N.Y. 
Descriptive Catalogue sent free. 
THE UNITED STATES MAIL 
SEED STORE urS, 
s > xl r is manifest that from GOOD SEEDS 
i ^ ^ L Y can C. ootl Vegetables be obt tuned 
V. \ fVA\N'alx'QTTTr Tl '° character of LANOBETH’S SEEDS 
S. \”/J D FI rJ -Jbeen, substantiated beyond ail question. 
They are the STANDARD for'Quality. Over 
-X - r ’- ^^ 1500 acres in Garden Seed Crops under our on n 
Founded 1784r v *3J^& i i- 5 cnJtlvation. Aslc your Storekeeper for them in original seated, 
packages, or drop us a postal card for prices and Catalogue. Address 
DAVID LANORETH & SONS. 21 and 23S. Sixth Street. Philadelphia. 
D LANOI 
8l SONS. 21 and 23 S. Sixth Street, Phiiadelphia. 
The disappointment, vexation and loss from the failure of the season's 
L supply of Vegetables, by planting worthless seeds, is a fact experienced 
\ perhaps once by every grower. To all such, and those who want a 
J strictly reliable strain of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, 
/ we invite you to give GREER'S GARDEN SEEDS a trial. Forty- 
/ four years' experience in furnishing the most critical Market Gar- 
n. deners and Amateurs with their supplies of seeds, secured by 
A thorough inspection of growing crops and satisfactory trials on our own 
CJ farm. DRF.ER'S GARDEN CALENDAR FOR 1882, giving 
“ ) complete descriptive and priced lists, mailed free. Please state if a 
S Market Gardener. 
714 Chestnut Street, Philadeipnia. 
B SB“ J'PrnA_.PR A THE CUBAN Q,VEEN WATERMELON 
lie ^ b ■ 1 PAR Ia B H isccrtaluly tlip I.urirc^l Itn.l Klncui \ »r!c<,r ia thc^orU. 
^ M k S Ny B 1 | P iglit red. TCfiiiirkatily 4 o lid, ludciott*. cWt-/> auil A\ojmy 
\ | R | 40 fl | fl I V far surp.vssiTig alt other-*; ©a n Melou of cnorowussix^ thcrif is 
t | fl W mm I I I I barelv inch rind. 1 Lo ftrwt or!** Mvloo the t>asl drv si a^on 
B # ■ ■ ‘mk:mJ I ’weigbcdfil pountlK. WeoiTtr $60.00 Iu CAStl PRIZED 
p >, - fl j B!m for 18MS lot Uut l!*rco lui^cM UcluuA ^ from out «cc<1. 
S 9 -^k*l*o n»a fall to try and bow larcc tt*c CulmA Oaofn cati b*.‘ 
1 L • Krown. I > urc8ec<l 50c. per or; H1b.|IJ0; |.a1i1. 
^ C/oTlin: -HRRCIALTU's FOR i irprt'i 
~ J r - Nottfd tivm MimL<Mdon f tki oarlleit. UMMt vumIucUtv, 
I M ft I .mmrn Sktcet u-s hon<y t tui-i x i$cm ludecd. HurpcvV nurvh« , «t <1 
fe g Tj I I II >' P|A I j |: t 7 ] r 71 CubbftMV tho very bc^t, u U haul and *ys sure- in h«ui. 
gl^l. I f!% U l%| 1 1 1* I I i L P 1 |l»9 LemonJ fe od Wax Ucnn*. nmrvelou i far gr»-,*»t Wnutr, Roe 
LJ “V IsBI ^Yp’.ftjfl ftwl fLmm Iv IwSn. qualH > xt»d t mme7i»e ynduclitmt**. Uvlu^tonS l^crfcc* 
V. -: - J=-F*^5jpl tlan Tomoto* Dri^Si rctliuitl nmootU :ut »^ilc. t*innt 
~ 4 •' ^ Rowh OnltiM* fiTown from our »vrc«l year to ireigh l^lbi, 
each. Improved Fonir OrAnirC C«rrot|)»w*l 
Jk irfl Afl.4TSflr Strata. Pocrlcii hltc- Spine Cucumber. bcM for table 
li K : Dig U|i I d Ik la 1 or ptektinff. RlMaiWblk* AtuttffnrtJQnJlttn, carls r 
ISffll; and flrtv. Ke<I T«ptVhit** 4«I$>t>vTurulp v TOT handsome. 
l^j 1 f lj Pbllttiletiiblu u hit© i’abbdip' !.cttuof and Ikaa^ftno 
Beet- IlTantratton and^ full ddr»ci4oti* iv?c CDtturc jirinud 
A nr mi ADI/ A Dfl f? rtrCPPi t above 1V5 WcHni. ©r Ho <laok'e*l *nH oew\>f^(ablw our 
ntmAnfiAuLt Uiftni l wtah»giw rri**c» nr< worth tm vc«ui wpa uicniiitoijoitcctfou^y 
uixit, poxt-paEl, Idjvuv iiitdn xx, Vt»r cinTy oOc. ©rafio|U a ot*onk for ifS5*00. Qux Sec0> ur*‘ all uarYuntcJ/\r •r-cfa<ij, unrti Ailed in* 
qua!it v, .in l ihi i rcinnrkHbtil nflwr l ntadtt l<» induce tbCtnftUdx of new cu>tQIU»*r« to ph e tt»M>v a fair trfcL 
□ n\IHCD I Amu her 4; rent OUVr! HUKTKK’H UKM COLLECTION fttibfMlnf 
TLU If Cn Ottud 1 Anttrt, tfalatm-*, faoxis / itunia, thlox, ViYbcrxa, /.Inn ia, etc.—»p *Jt 10 
heautwd vanmes, \?ltu full direct U»«h for rnllnnN, fur ©ulv R0e*or tea X-ceut Mampu. T*nt poOlialdl »o WiT *durca». ISotli 
Collection** of rimwcr nnd V• ciatitc s»v»Ih— in |iftektft«—■««M ho trailed for 75c** we *111 matt all the 
abuse, and nUouni*pnrkeL*f tlie dcJleJiMi* Now Amber Cream iMvcetCorn, Amerlesui Wonder Vcjm$ Enrly 
Cabbage and -S<um*h, maklni? n complete r ihle aut Ptnwvr Rat den far only 01,00 um«i| tnitD'Kk’Fs 
would eo(it dS.ttO. Postage dtnmpa accepted same a* cash. Order now, and »*k for BURPEE’S FARM ANNU AL 
Tor 1882* beautifully illustrated, tells all about the best Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Bulbs Plants, etc. and Is font 
FREEW. ATLEE BURPEE & CO. 2 ^P ^delShl'^Piu U * 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER'S 
New 
SUNRISE. 
CONQUEROR, 
SI00 PREMIUM 
for the largest and earliest yields. 8 end for Descrip¬ 
tive Circulars. Illustrated Seed Catalogues free. 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER, 
80 State St„ Albany, N. Y. 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. 
Will mail FREE their Cata¬ 
logue for 1883, containing a 
full descriptive Price-List of 
Flower, Field and Garden 
sIeds 
Bulbs, Ornamental Grasses, 
and Immortelles, Gladiolus, 
Lilies, Hoses, Plants, Garden 
Implements- Beautifully illus¬ 
trated. Over lOOpages. Address 
ROCHESTER,N.Y. * CHICAGO,ILL 
179-183 East Mam Si 200-206 Randolph St 
Over 1500 distinct Varieties. All strong Plants, 
each labolod, clolivor«d safely bv mail I,unrest nssort- 
nient. I,nw prices. In business 2^ years. Gvnrantee 
satisfaction. Spick conpriv- <.11 rfM>Vn4-< nr fi-'w. Only 
mstare plants sent. Otir neiv Illustrated Hnnd-I5ook, 
sent free, ccntnim name and description nf each riant, with 
mamotton*for successful cuffriatinn. Itrw’t pvrchnrerlants 
elt.yehr.rr hefar, tendiu j for our new LI A UO-DflflLf 
All lovers of tio>rers should have cw I’ANU SJwUI* 
Every bnyer of cheap plants shoidd hsve it. Evervcn** want¬ 
ing new an! rhnire p/an’s s^rmld eend for nor Hand-Book, 
HOOPER. BROTHER 4 THOMAS. 
Chekhy IlrLi, Nurskjues, West Chester, Psv. 
Bnlbs, 
Seeds and Planta 
SHOULD SENT) FOR OCR r_VT_U.OC.CE. 
REMEMBER we are the largest raisers 
of many classes of Plants in 
the country, and have the best facilities for 
transacting business. 
50 acres—sill flowers. lOlarge Greenhouses. 
V, H. HALLOW, SDH &. THORPE, c;u« ns , so. 
in IN CASH PRIZES TOl 
III GROWERS of the Best 
IU VEGETABLES Ironi our 
SEEDS. S75.00 for the BEST 5 
CABBAGES. S 135.00 for BEST fl 
MELONS. tyCatalogue FREE. 
Innisfaixev G REEN'HocsEs.Sprinvfield.O 
PLANTS. 
BeantiM niiisiiaiea Catalogue Free. 
The br$t li«i ol htW) rare am] tuauilful 
flow«r<i sv«r miu out, Nt*w Ulndbdu*, ’Tube- 
ruaMy AuGuy.Ii*, Rom, ( firm»uon«, 100 varjF- 
Li.«* of Lilirt, cliuicv Fluwvr ami Y*efl«hi^ 
Swdi» S««h of V|oa *4 Plunt*, Ac. Ail M*tdt 
cxctjri mclliMitre> 0 td In FiveI KNTTAi**JLx. 
Kvcrv f ,litng w*naotrd true to imioe. 2 hc 
C nD> 4 inir; pric»Mi »r»* low. T S© following Mnt 
Kt mvlj>o*lpivid. lOCiudKiltis, 10 nnuii .1 
60c. 12 Pcrtfl Tubcroep^, 65c. 10 Milt**, 10 writ 
name.!, f 1.50. All fine sorts and la»ce bullru 
Remit currency or po»tuKfe atauipa. My cnoda 
har# oq e-i'ablf^hfd rcpu* 4 iioo $nd wo to sil T«?»rtsoi b»* world. 
J. LEWIS CHILDS, QUEENS, N. Y. 
JALARY AND EXPENSES PAID 
mto inexperienced larmcrs and i it her-selling our 
W Grapes. Roses, etc. J. E. Whitney Rochester. N.Y. 
A ft Tft RUSSIAN WHITE - 
N M ■ Best in cultivation. 300 bu. 
per acre. Hardy, prolihc. 
I ij M ■ *1 rust-proof. I lb., postpaid, 
, 7 ^ — , m ■ 60c. ; 3lbs., postpaid.*I 00 ; 
K hu. by freight or express, not prepaid. $1.25; 
1 Du..notprepaid.$2 00. New bags25c.each,extra. 
Ask your merchant for circular. Address, 
> D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Mich. 
A largo stock of the le adin g varieties, also the follow 
JEFFEHSON. ROCHESTER. ELDORADO 
POCKLINdTON am. PRENTISS, 
THE STORKS & HARRISON Ul)., M gg][g« 
n ■■ n ^ If Plants that are rp,l rn r r 
Rtf »i Kf Of or uMe.C(.t.txf/f. .l/o.•(!(/ p r\ P a 
IB L il rl f use.,. Bidwell. etc. 1 
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ See Berry Leaf fiir ootnt*, prices 
and particulars. E B. LTnokiuiill. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 
BPECUIATIOM IN Rt ACHTREES 
80*000 Peach Trees for Spring setting. lOvarie- 
rie*. all carefully budded, for sale by 
90UN fl* BUCHANAN* Griggs town, N. J 
BERRY; 
