MARCH 25 
THE RURAL HEW-YORKER. 
214 
VWWSERWS 
Amber Cane Seed. 
Southwestern ^rown. Weighs 60 lbs. to the bushel. 
With full Instructions for making syrup. Price $4.50 
t r 60 lbs. boss amount lOe. or. lb. 
C. J. REYNOLDS, Corning, N. Y. 
Cahoon Broadcast Seed Sower, WR ARR THE 
Matthews' Seed Drills, and SOLE 
other fir-t-clasB goods. WESTERN 
Everything for the Lawn, Gar- ARENTS. 
deu. Greenhouse or N ureery. AW “ 1 a * 
We WARRANT everything as represented, 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO 
A Descriptive Illustrated Nursery 
CATALOGUE of 56 Pages 
tW~ Sent to all applicants. -&S 
WM. H. MOON, Morrisvlllc, Pa. 
.SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS, 
Fully illustrated Catalogue sent free 
CHICAGO, ILL, Wholesale »ud Ratal]. ROCHESTER, NT, 
one and see foryourself the beautiful plants we offer, 
MILLER & HUNT, WRIGHTS GROVE, CHICAGO, III. 
TIIK PRODUCERS. WE CAN RA.VIC VOC THE DEALERS’ 1’KOK 
its. Write us, before ordering elsewhere, for special 
prices, and state kinds ami ijuautitles wanted. Ad¬ 
dress JEROME R RICK & CO., Cambridge, N. Y. 
(Cambridge Valley Seed Gardens.; 
NOVELTIES. 
Mend for Catalogue, 
A GOOD Working Farmer Wanted.—A married man 
without children to work on a dairy farm. Must 
be a good milker, handy with cows, and willing to 
follow directions implicitly. A comfortable place for 
a good man. Furnished rooms provided, woman to 
keep the house and dairy utensils clean and help 
milk Occasionally. HEN it Y STK WART. West wood, N. J 
A TWO DOLLAR i 
T rial Package for 
*mji, £je*<ii8, gjlan s, 
TOBACCO SEED* 
I offer for sale a quantity of the “ BRAND ” To¬ 
bacco Seed—a variety extensively grown In (lie Che¬ 
mung Volley, and held in high repute for Its large- 
sizn leaves and superior qualities. Per ounce, 50 ois.; 
per half ounce, 25 cents. l>. A. GOFF, Jr., 
Elmira, Chemung Co., N. Y. 
LANDRETH’S 
NOVELTIES! 
Will be matted mrcto nil Apptic&mi, and toeustomtr* without 
ordering ll. U contain* five colored pUtei, *00 en^ravln^, 
about 200 t-ac**. *r\d full dwcnpttnns, prtcet and direction* for 
planting 150ft varieties of Vegetable and Flower Seed*, Plants. 
Fruit Tfcvs, etc. invalnahle to a!L Send for it. Address, 
D. M. FERRY A CO., Detroit, Mich. 
beautify yolk uons cmoi m>s. 
Wehster'sOrnomentalGavdeners'nand Hook ofChoice 
Needs and rare Plauts contains a complete map of a 
beautiful Country homo. Knee, Send for a copy. Acl- 
dre ssW in. Webster, I.nmUcapcFuglneer, Rochester,NY 
CUPER-EXTRA S?ED POT TOES FOR SALE, 
~ of my own growing, true to name. White Rose, 
Magnum Bootup, mammoth Pearl, White Elephant, 
Pride of America, Ollsy and Rose’s New Seedling, 
etc. All immense yielders anti No. 1 extra for the 
table. None better. Send for ntv price list of low 
prices. ALFRED ROSE; Penn Yan, N. Y. 
Bulbs, Seeds and Plants. 
5 pkgs. flower seeds, our choice, lu ceuts. 
5 good Gladioli, 10 ceuts Lilies, Roses, Geraniums, 
Tuberoses, etc., all choice varieties. Catalogue free. 
N. HALLQCK, Creedmoor, N. Y, 
PERSONALS. 
WALNUT ST. 
CIJNNATI , O. 
ILLUSTRATED'CATALOGUE' 
MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION 
Red Clover, Sapling Clover, Alfalfa, Alsike and 
White Clover, Timothy, Hungarian Grass, Mil¬ 
let, German Millet, Bine Grass, clean and 
extra clean, English Blue Grass, 
Red Top, Orchard Grass. Buckwheat, Red Rust-proof 
Oats, etc. Write for prices slating quantities desired. 
All orders accompanied with cash tilled at the lowtsc 
market price on day of receipt. 
/DITTCIIHSS Mllt.SKKI EH \ 
/ Hud Meed Establishment. > 
\V. L. Ferria, Jr.. Po’kuep.ie.N.V., 
Minister Sargent will sail for Berlin about 
the 10th of April. 
Senator Mahone’s wife is said to have be¬ 
come very much of a favorite in Washington 
society. 
Mr. Longfellow has recovered from his 
recent physical troubles and he is said to be 
gaining strength. 
Paul Hayue, the Georgia poet, is danger¬ 
ously ill at his borne in Augusta. He recently 
suffered another severe hemorrhage. 
Garibaldi will be presented shortly with a 
medal, inscribed “Roma a Garibaldi,” in ac¬ 
knowledgement of his plan for straightening 
the bed of the Tiber. 
Congressman Dugro, of New York, and his 
wife are the youngest couple among Congres¬ 
sional families, he being only twenty-six and 
she several years younger. 
Minister Sargent for some years has written 
auonymously for a California journal and 
was the author of a biographical sketch of 
Senator Chandler, which was extensively 
eopied. 
Queen Victoria has written, through her 
secretary, to the Cruelty to Animals Society 
to urge all possible steps being taken to pre¬ 
vent the mutilation of cattle, which forms so 
barbarous and disgraceful an incideut in the 
Irish outbreaks at the present time. 
The New York Evening Telegram says:— 
Tony Pastor was cured of rheumatic pains by 
St. Jacobs Oil. He praises its efficacy.— Adv. 
IIIT H 11F nn Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, 
||i| fl IJ I It \ t. rape- Vines. Nursery Catalogue 
ivliiiLlj o litri? n p n if ri\m 
Jj V MlmJiJjH o 
RUSSIAN WHITE. 
B H §■ I '.*• io WUbush.to acre, straw strong 
UM ■ and stiff; does not get down; rarely 
- - ™ ru8tH t gpc; 4 jb $1.25, post-paid. 
Bush. $1.50; Charges not paid on bushel orders. New 
-if* , , j-^ bugs 290. A large aaaorliuent of fruit 
■ Ik la k V ami ornamental trees cheap; prices 
I IILLV on application. 1 promise to save 
——- - ---- - -- - you mu disappointment arising from 
untrue varieties, Enclose slump tor warranty. H'rt- 
terfoo Beach a specialty. $1 per dor. Ripe .July 20th, 
H. S. WILEY, Cayuga, N. Y. 
SAFE ARRIVAL 
GUARANTEED. 
Potato (Garfield) Xlb. 25c., Cabbage (Landreth’s EarllCBt) M oz. 35c., Lettuce (Landreth’a Forcing) 
1 oz. 15c., Lettuce (Bloomsdale Summer) 1 oz. 15c., Lettuce (Heat Resisting) 1 oz. 15e., Melon (Bobs) 
H oz. 20c., Onion (BloomsdalePearl) )tfoz. 20c., Ratllsb < Earliest White Forcing) 1 oz. 15c., (Cn 
Radish (Early Scarlet Errurt) 1 oz. 15c., Oats (Green Mountain) 1 pt. 25c,— Total value wfc 
f dt* ■ CASH.we will forward the above list of Novelties, postage paid. Enclose postage 
■ IV 91 stamps, and address 11. LANOKKTH «fc SSO.NS, Philadelphia, Pa. 
THE UNITED STATES MAIL 
CCCn CTflDE* T0 EVERY 
aEEII d I UnE man’s door 
is manifest that from GOOD SEEDS 
-ft X yy Can Good Vegetables beobtained 
\ VOrrn^^%. The character of L.VMiUETlI’S SEEDS 
D M been substantiated beyond all question, 
they are the STANDARD for Quality. Over 
m 1500 acres In Garden Seed Crops tinder our own 
Founded —- 1 cultivation. Ask your Storekeeper for them in original sealed 
packages, or drop ns a postal card for prices and Catalogue. Address 
DAVID LANDRETH & SONS, 21 and 23S. Sixth Street, Philadelphia. 
Seeds. Seeds. Seeds. 
John Saul’s Catalogue oi New, 
Rare and Beautiful Plants 
for 1882, 
Is now ready with a colored plate. It Is full 
in really good and beautiful plants. New Draete- 
uas. New Crotons, New Roses, New Pelargoniums, 
with a rlcti collection of Nine Foliage and other 
Plants, well grown and at low prices; Free to all my 
customers, to others 10 cts., or a Plain copy free. 
Catalogues of Roses. Seeds. Fruit trees, Orchids 
Ac., free. JOHN MAUL VVoabincton, D. C. 
LARGEST CORN IN THE WORLD 
GREAT CURIOSITY. CUT IS EXACT SIZE OF A GRAIN OF CORN. 
We have a new variety of JIuit,ninth Corn of immense size, from I to fi times a- large as 
Ordinary corn ; single grain, mea.iii M over one inch long, thtee-qiinrler inch wide, find one- 
quarter moh thick. Every ana is astonished nt its enormous size and wonderful qiuditv ; has 
t'nu white skin, and is maily all flour nr meal. Exports pronounce it very valuable for 
fodder, also for starch, glucose and that class of products. The Editor of this paper has 
samples. Ono paekage sent 1>V mail fbr 25 coats, or 0 package, tor ones dollar. Every 
farmer should give this Jlaiiiinolh Com atrial. 
Address J. A. BYE1, A CO., .Springfield, Ohio. 
Illustrated Catalogue mailed free. 
A. D. COWAN & CO., 
P. O. Box2541. 114 Chambers St., New York. 
IIOVEY’M 
ILLUSTRATED ( A IALOGUES 
of SKKI1.S and 
New and Rare Plants for 1882. 
Will be sent free to ull who apply. Thu Catalogues 
contain descriptive lists of ull the host strains of Veg¬ 
etable and Flower Seeds and choice Novelties, and the 
moat extensive collection of New and Rare Plants. 
HOVEY & CO., 
l(i Month .Market Street, It onion, Mass. 
NEW STRAWBERRIES gSagjg 
-— ■ _ lions of these ami 
MANCHESTER, I many other varieties of choice 
ninilfCI I Small Bruits, Tress, Vines, 
DlUWbLL, JiwtcS, etc,, sent free on appli- 
SfNECA QUEEN, cation to il. S. ANDERSON 
PDIMn * au °o ess °r to F»rlcy A Anderson, 
.**LSf 1 Cayuga Lake Nurseries, 
JERSEY QUEEN. Union Springs, N.Y. 
2h* 
HEADQUARTERS OFTHE UNRIVALLED 
Y- CURRANT^- ^ 
xKy^S) PRO/.///0 
GEN E B At nursery STOCK 
LAND AND xSHyt r erTow lS 
- CATALOGUES Ft E.A D V - 
Geo SJOSSO-yn-^ , a m V 
Tn order to bring our reliable and GENUINE SEEDS more prominently before the masses, we offer, prepaid by mail, for a 
short time only, on the receipt of ONE DOLUAU., the following Two Dollar Assortment of SEEDS; 
New Hainham Cabbage. 
Drumhead Savoy Cabbage. 
Tailby’s Hybrid Cucumber. 
American Gathering Lettuce. 
Improved Christina Melon. 
Yellow Danvers Onion. 
Fern-Leaved Parsley. 
Scarlet Turnip Radish. 
Yirotlay Spinach. 
Acme Tomato. 
New Globe-shaped, Red-Top Turnip. 
Perfect Gem Squash. 
White-Seeded Guinea Corn. 
Russian or Oscar Wilde Sunflower. 
Douglas’ Spruce. 
Weymouth Pine. 
Eucalyptus Globulus. 
Glasgow Prize Cockscomb. 
New Dwarf Bachelor’s Buttons. 
Mixed Large-Flowering Phlox Drum- 
mondii. 
THE ASSORTMENT WILL NOT BE BROKEN OR SOLD SEPARATELY EXCEPT AT REGULAR CATALOGUE RATES. 
J. M. THORBURN & CCX^l 5 John St., New York. 
T P Great Seedling O ET C G 1 H A _ LE Coun., are heatlwnrtew foraiid BIG 
■ Ok —R M f .send free catalogue of'R/xrripst 
UlUCB o GRAPES W ti fc 1 ^ W . SSJS&iMINCHG.STBR 
IVI I It CII 0 For Hale. GAMNER?.. I m?*vou to^d fOTT^ I 1M0 
The best variety of his 10,000 .Seedlings, land 2 
year old plants of Black and White Ora pcs are dow 
offered. 
All particulars furnished free on application to 
MBS. T. B. MINER, Lim>i;n, N. J. 
SEEDS! 
FARMERS I It pays tohave good tools and seeds. 
nflRHFWrRC I I 1 pays to buy of a reliable bouse, 
minerr!u..r,i I It will pay you to send for our 
NURSERYMEN I Illustrated Catalo gue. 
IMPLEMENTS 
ij ii p Brothers, south Glastonbury, tjT/X 
n r\ t EL Coun., ure hearlunrters far and 
send free catalogue of p orr : oc! 
Gr£es.aAdMANCH ESTER 
Trees. .... - on earth. Broduct- 
ivc as Crescent, perfect: form, lUn high flavor. Firm 
asHilson Beau I if u I colored finll ;,/ofe,siiowineone 
loot of row lu lull fruiting — sent free, also cut 
of new Black Cap Raspberry, V/»iiLn,ro,t 
Ripens week before Doolittle, is jet 
black and ticiee as productive. , . - - - - -n . 
THE ALBANUEED STORE. NIAGARA 
ESTABLISHED 1831. 
WHITE DEM! OATS, 
SI.50 per bushel ; 10 bushel lots at 
$1.25 ; Hags 25c. each, 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE BY MAIL. 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER, 
80 State St., Albany, N. Y. 
.Hardy, 1 Tees, bhrut/B, Villen, noses, x«. Aon .lining 
I’ HHb List, with prices V 12 . 1 W), I,Out),mailed free,. 
Send stamp for descriptive I'ltl l T and illustrated 
URNAjll l< NTAL catalogues, 0 cents. Fair prices, 
prompt attention and reliable stock. Address 
UJI. w. little. Ifoidiester, N. Y. 
B loomington (PHtENIXJ 
NURSERY. 1 3?^- E eOO ACRES® 
t Kstab'd ) I'ricedt'atalogue i»irr>i»riu« 
( 1S52. 1 1S82 mailed lree.!»eiul lor it. 
SxDNETT TUTTLE, Aot., Bloominotox, Illinois. 
M M mm give more and better plants for 
|ll| V L %r the money than any other house 
II J r n in the country. Catalogue for 1SS2 
III H fl A n A The New White Grape. 
VVII |1 I fl LI fl A few responsible parties 
111 H II H 91 H 1,1 K °° l1 « ra P e regions are 
111 fl W fl ■ U fl * wanted to plant vine¬ 
yards nt this most promising of all grapes, to whom 
special Inducements will be given, and payment for 
vines made contingent upon production of fruit. 
Address THF. NIAGARA GRAPE CO., 
Look port, N. Y. 
H FOR ANY ONE OF THE 
Choice L'ollcclious ufiloMS, hll 
Shrubs, (ireettbouse I’lanLs, Vy 
Fruit Trees, tlrups VineH^/sumll 
l-'ruils. Seeds, Ac. For example: 12 
chwilUitsw, SI: lSTutieK-eDiSlt 12 
Cxmalimis. ®li 12Gcmniuma, S It 20 
_ 1; S Apples. SI! 6Peaeli.$lt S Grapxia 
m 25 It-tepDerrU- Si; -If) Hv.r.-tClH-lmds. >; 15 
HardTCaltUiia. $ 1; 25 ohndc.'i Flnwer 
Beeaa, 81« HtuidieJs of others I'ILKAP, and many 
NEW AND RARE! est cr^letSodof DIME 
___umTiC A est eoRectioa of UllfIC 
Plants. All mafled postage vaid.siiti safe arrival guar-, 
ant red. A 1’ataloKue of about 100 paces FREE.! 
2Sth Tear, IS ifreenhousts. 400 Arrss. J 
Zhs ST0K&8 * HAKSISON 00.. ralaMvdla, Lake Co..Ohio 
B erry baskets. - best, cheapest. »ee 
circular. N. D. BATTERSON, Buffalo, N. Y. 
MARBLEHEAD 
Early Sweet Corn 
Is the most profitable of all. because It matures liefnrc any 
other kind, giving farmers Complete control of the enily mar¬ 
ket. I warrant it !o lie at least a week earlier than Minnesu'.n, 
Nariigansen or Crosby, and decidedly earlier than Dolly 
Dutton. Tom Thumb or Early Bovnton, Ofsizeof Minnesota, 
3 nd very sweet. The original introducer. 1 send pure stock, 
postpaid, per package 15 cenis . per quart, 70 cents • per peck, 
by express. 53 -t». In mv catalogue, ' free to all,) are emphatic 
recommendations from l.irmers ind gar Inters. 
IAMES J. H. GREGORY. Marblehead, Mass. 
TRY RICE’S NEW ONION SEED 
Produced from the fluest, and most perfect seed on¬ 
ions only which arc carefully selected bv hand. 
WARRANTED TO GROW 
on trial on receipt of seed, and II not satisfactory to 
S MALL FRUITS 
CARNATIONS 
ROSESand PANSIES 
My catalogue gives Tull instructions for 
culture, describes the now varieties, otters Plants at 
ancfla free to Mb G.S. WALES jve’wVo rk^ 
100,000 CRESCENT STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
100,000 CAIT. JACK STRAW BE RRY PLANTS, 
20,000 TURNER RED RASPBERRY PLANTS. 
Address It. J. COE» FoK Atklosua, Wls. 
[FSEID POTATOES.^ 
QUEEN OF THE VALLEY.per bbl.... $4 50 
WHITE ELEPHANT. “ .... s.00 
AMERICAN MAGNUM BON CM. •• .... 4.50 
Beauty of Hebrott, Ohio, etc., etc. Also choice Seeds 
and Plants. Address 
TUISCO GREINER, Naples, N. Y. 
TfOft 00ft STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
«/ vv^vvv largely of.Sharpless. Crescent Seedling, 
anti Wilson's Albany; Queen of the Market and Re 
liance Ruspberrtes; Keifer and Leconte I’ears foul 
Peach Trees by mail. A full line of No 1 Nursery 
Stock. A 15-page catalogue, showing how and what to 
plant, mailed gratis. RANDOLPH PETERS, 
Wilmington, Delawark. 
Over 1500 distinct Varieties. All strong Plants, 
each labeled, delivered safely bv mail. Largest assort¬ 
ment. Lew prices. In businaas 2Sveurs. Guarantee 
salisfoctinn. Stock comprise^ <>71 desirtihlt varieties. Only 
mature plants sent. Our new Hlustrntpd Hnnd-Book. 
sent, free, eont.i-mx name and description oi each plant, with 
instructions for successful cultivation. P<,u't purrhas*plants 
elsewhere before sending for our ue-c LI A 1111.0001/ 
All Invert nr finwsrr should have nr FRlUl DUUh 
Every buyer of eheop plants stiopld have it. Kverv one w»nt- 
ing new anti rhniee plants shnnld &end for onr Hand-Book. 
HOOPES, BROTHER & THOMAS, 
Cherry Hill Nt: userixs, West Chester, Pa. 
