~ VOUNO^ 
WELLINGTON. 
M2IS6 + . 
APRIL S 
PERSONALS. 
Cyrus W. Field recently gave Williams 
College f?5,000. 
Jefferson Davis is said to have already re¬ 
ceived $21,000 from the sale of his book about 
the Confederacy. 
Don Phillippe de Bourbon, according to 
London Truth, is about to marry an Ameri¬ 
can heiress. 
David Davis heard a story so good the other 
day that he said he would give $500 if Abra¬ 
ham Lincoln could be alive to hear it. 
Pere Hyacinthe when asked why the Prus¬ 
sian soldiers were so uniformly victorious re¬ 
plied : “ Because euck one of them carries a 
bibleinhis knapsack.” 
General Longstreet believes that the South 
needs more fresh blood, and he has just in¬ 
duced three hundred Germans and Swiss to 
form a colony near his home—Gainesville, 
Georgia. 
Mr. Longfellow was in the habit, of giving 
pennies to every hand-organ grinder who ap¬ 
peared before his house. On the afternoon of 
his death no less than three of the grinders 
halted at the house and had to be shut off. 
-♦♦♦- 
***“ Do boldly what you do at all.” Boldly 
do we affirm that Kidney-Wort is the great 
remedy for liver, bowels and kidney diseases, 
rheumatism and piles vanish before it. The 
tonic effect of Kidney-Wort is produced by 
its cleansing and purifying action on the 
blood. Where there is a gravelly deposit in 
the urine, or milky, ropy urine from disord 
ed kidneys, it always cures.— Adv. 
AMHESTEIt best. Strawberry 
Trees. —_ — on earth. 1‘roduct- 
ive as Crescent. poiTect furm, iun high llnvor. l-'lrm 
aSWilnon. Eeaullfnl colored AHU p/ate.BhowIngona 
foot of row tu full fruiting —--sent free, also eut 
of new Black Cup Raspberry, Sniilioo-int 
Ripens week before Doolittle, in jet 
black and twice as productive. ■■ 1 ■ 
lAMEJjCANM^^ITPLANTS 
HEADQUARTERS OFTHE UNRIVALLED 
G L E A^O R ^^I"FfS T w° L C S K 
— CATALOGUES. WEADY - 
Geo S.JQS 1 A.N Y. 
THE AURAL NEW-YORKER. 
©tccis, Hants, 
In 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 DOLE Alt, the following Two Dollar Assortment of bLEDb: 
New Itainliam Cabbage. Scarlet Turnip Radish. Douglas Spruce. 
Drumhead Savoy Cabbage. Viroflay Spinach. Weymouth Pine. 
Tailby’s Hybrid Cucumber. Acme Tomato. Eucalyptus Globulus. 
American Gathering Lettuce. New Globe-shaped, Red-Top Turnip. Glasgow Prize Cockscomb. 
Improved Christina Melon. Perfect Gem Squash. New Dwarf Bachelor's Buttons. 
Yellow Danvers Onion, White-Seeded Guinea Corn. Mixed Large-Flowering Phlox Drum- 
Fern-Leaved Parsley. Russian or Oscar Wilde Sunflower. mondii. 
Douglas Spruce. 
Weymouth Pine. 
Eucalyptus Globulus. 
Glasgow Prize Cockscomb. 
New Dwarf Bachelor’s Buttons. 
Mixed Large-Flowering Phlox Drum- 
mondii. 
POWELL BROTHERS, 
SPRINGBORO, CRAWFORD CO., PA., 
LnrKCdl mid fluent collection In ilie World 
ol Ulyde-dnle StnllioitM, (lie beat breed ol 
DrnU Horne*. Also an importation of the choicest 
PerolieroM-\orin(*ii* to be found. Breeders of 
Trotting-Breil Itnnditer*, and Importers and 
'Breeders of Holstein uud Devon Cattle. Rare 
Individual Excellence and Choicest Pedigree our 
Specialties, at some time avoiding animals whose 
constitutional riper, energies, a ad stamina have been 
impaired by high feedina and over-fattening. Cata 
loKUes Free. Correspondeuee solicited 
M^nr.ion Rtifnl %'»* *-Vnrkpr 
CALVES AND COWS. 
Prevented sucking each Other, also self-sucking, by 
‘‘Rice’s Pateut Malleable Iron Weaner,” used by all 
stock raisers. Price by mall, post-paid, for calves till 
1 year old, 58c.; till 2 years old, S7o.; older, $l.UU. Cir¬ 
culars free. Agents wanted. 
H. C. RICE, Easthampton, Mass. 
fi/mp, ^lan e, &c. 
The Original Introducer ot the 
Bidwell STRAWBERRY 
Offers 100,000 plants for sale. Its eminent success 
wherever tried establishes it as a standard variety. 
Plants trimmed, packed and shipped t«» 75c per dozen■ 
$2 per 10(); per 1,000; also 150 other varieties. Send 
for circular with prices. T. T. LYON, South Haven, 
Michigan. 
UCUfP 6TAT O E S, 
If Es ff Deli a nee, Luxury .Cook’s Superb,La Plume 
Triumph and other sew vaiuktikS. Some of the bust 
kvilii offered, Catalogue free Address ISAAC F. 
TILLING HAST, La Plume, Laek’a Co.. Pa. 
NEW STRAWBERRIES^^ 
'* hl1 V 1 tions of these and 
IVIUNCH EST PP many other varieties of choice 
iimiiwn to i tit, Small j, yuiu Trees, vice., 
□ IPWtLL, Hosts, element J ree on appli- 
SFNECA OUEEN. cation toB.S, ANDERSON, 
WSl " eniilvi 1 (uocuaor to Farley a Ao.iersou, 
PRIMO, Cayuga Lake Nurseries, 
JERSEY QUEEN. ^ mon Spring*, N .7, 
KffA AAA STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
" iMljVVW largely of Shurpless. Crescent Seedling, 
uml Wilson’s Albany; Queen of the Market and Re 
liance Raspberries; Keller ami Leconte Pears aid 
Peach Trees by mull. A full Hue of No. 1 Nurse y 
Stock. A 15-page catalogue, show lug how and what O 
plant, mailed gratis. KAiNDOLPH PETERS, 
Wn.MiNuroM, Dta.AW.utK. 
M 1 I Brotukrs, South IJ).Mtontoury, T>T|i 
ll i\ L. C. Conn., arc headgurters for and Dlu 
THE ASSORTMENT WILL^NOT BE BROKEN OR SOLD SEPARATELY EXCEPT AT REGULAR CATALOGUE RATES. 
J. M. THORBURN & CO., 15 John St., New York. 
RS 
COMMERCIAL 
NUPSERIES 
SEEDS! IS 
I It payntoiiave good tools and seeds. ! 
PApncwcnc I It pays to buy of a reliable house. 
SiiBprovuru I 11 wfll pay you to send for our | culture.! 
NURSERYMEN 
A Specialty at these Nurseries— Extra Strong 
Out-Door Plants, also Fine Pot Plants Cheap. 
(Every variety or Hardy TreeB 8 ud PlantB. both 
Fruit and Ornamental.) Send for our Catalogue. 
Address, W. S. LITTLE, Rochester, N.Y. 
It pays tohave good tools and seeds. 
It pays to buy of a reliable house. 
It will pay you to send for our 
Illustrated Catalogue. 
IMPLEMENTS 
T. B. 
MINtR’S 
Great Seedling 
GRAPES 
For Sale. 
Cahoon Ittoadcaat Seed Sower, WE A HE THE 
Matthews’ Seed Drills, and _SOLE 
other first-class goods, WESTERN 
. her firstclass goods. . _ 
Everything for the Lawn, Oar-1 AGENTS, 
den, Greenhouse or Nursery. I 
We WARRANT everything ns represented. 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. 
- SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS, 
Fully illustrated Catalogue sent free. 
CHICAGO, ILL. Whol«.*J« and Retail. ROCHESTER, N.Y. 
AGENTS. 
The best variety of his 10,000 Seedlings, land 2 
year old plants of Black and White drapes are now 
offered. 
All particulars furnished free on application to 
MRS. T. B. 51 IN Kit, Li.nden, N. J. 
A Descriptive Illustrated Nursery 
CATALOGUE of’ SCI Pages 
£&~ Sent to all applicants. 
WM. n. MOON. Morrisville, Pa. 
- 
III A H A H A The New White Grape. 
JAJ | ft | ft SJ ft A few responsible parties 
IV I U ll U flcl U in good grape rcgluns are 
mnuman-wanted to plant vtne- 
yards of ihts most promising of nil grapes, to whom 
special Inducements will be given, and payment for 
vines made eoutiugenl upon production of fruit. 
Address THE NIAGARA GRAPE CO., 
LockpoRT, N. Y. 
C®MM'ERC|»A L 
W10?SER\K^ 
Hardy frees, bit ru os, viues, r.osco,-an. .«»,.> . *ug 
I'ltll • i. i.. ST, with prices e* 12. PH, l.UAl.tnaileu/rer. 
Send starni for descriptive FRU IT ana illustrated 
I1UN \,i| i NTAb catalogues, 6 cents. Fair prices, 
prompt intention and reliable stock. Address 
DM. S. LITTLE, Rochester, N. Y. 
B OOMINGTON [PHttNtx] 
NURSERY. 139?- E f 0 ?i° c Slfi1 
s Entail'd i PrieedUfunlomie Uorspi mg 
i 1852. | 1882 mulled Iree .weud lor it. 
SiDNEY TUTTLE, aqt., Bloosu.ngto.s. Illinois. 
B KRRY BASKETS. - BEST, CHEAPEST. Free 
circular. N. D. BaTTEKSON, Buffalo, X. Y. 
X. D. BATTEKSON. Buffalo. X. Y. 
ONE DIME IN SILVER 
■% 4 % 4 % m a We give more ami better plants tor 
Ull VL the money ttuui any other bouse 
n HI u L. u iu country. Catalogue for l&?2 
■ 1. W W mm w now ready. KitKK TO sij... Send tor 
one and see for yourself tbe beautiful plants we offer. 
MILLER tic HUNT, Wrights GhoVK, Cuutaoo. 111. 
The New Grapes. 
Oue POCK LTNGTOX, one PRENTISS, one DUCH¬ 
ESS, one LADY WASHINGTON, one JEFFERSON, 
one BRIGHTON, one WORDEN for $5.00. One half 
dozen each of the 
Sixteen New Straw’berries, 
described In my free Catalogue, for &4.50. 
GEO. S- WALES, Rochester, H- Y- 
Seed Potatoes. 
White Elephant.$5 U) per barrel. 
Late Beauty of ilebron. LOd “ “ 
Mammoth Pearl. TOO “ 
Beauty of Hebron. 4.00 " “ 
Delivered at railroad In good Hour barrel free. 
FRANK QUA. 
HAllf ford, VVasiunoton Co., X. Y. 
rn% 0 % ^ M in i>IAII., Post Paid, 
nn O C TEN tor .S 1 .00. Viz., Catli- 
I. I I ^ r a. erbic Jlennct, rosy pink; 
1‘crlc dcs JurHlns. golden yel¬ 
low; Nluheto-, snow white; Douglas, bright cherry. 
La France, suilnv rose; Uou Sllene, brilliant carmine; 
General .launemlijot, brUliaut crlmaon; 5larie Van 
Houtle, delicate yellow ; Cornelia Cook, lurge white; 
Marechal Neil, large yellow. Address 
ROBERT J. IIAI.tIDaY, Baltimore, 5Id. 
RURAL BRANCHING SO IU. HU ill. 
Seed pure and good, 15cts. package by mail. Wat¬ 
son's Seedling Potatoes, earlier and better than 
Early Rose, $2 bushel. CHESTER WHITE PIGS. 
JB. L. Wood, _ 
Doc Rim, Chester Co., Pa. 
C l AX AD A BLACKCAP RASPBERRY, is larger, bet- 
i ter, fir hardier than Mammoth Chester, and as 
productive. Most desirable for huuie use and mar¬ 
ket. Catalogue Free. K. Y. TEAS, 
Dunreltb. Henry Co., Ind, 
Amber Cane Need. 
Southwestern grown. Weighs 60 lbs. to the bushel. 
With full instructions for making syrup. Price $4.50 
f r 6 u lbs. Less amount 10c. or. lb. 
C. .1. REYNOLDS, Corning, X. Y. 
^>AVE MONEY. 
Send to the originator and grower for Price List of 
choice Farm Seeds and Potatoes. 
S. W. STEllUETT. Baknitz, Cumb. Co., Pa. 
Will pay for "Garden Talks,” an Illustrated “ Quar¬ 
terly Magazine for the Home and Market Gardener.” 
Address TUISCO GREINER. Naples. X. Y 
POTATOES! 
Per bush Per bbl. 
Early Heanty of Ilebron .. ..$3 5■>.$5 oo 
ICuriy Ohio.'.. i 75. 5 5tl 
Early Snowflake. 2 50. 4 50 
Clarke's no 1. 3 HO. (100 
While Elephant. 3 50 .... 7 00 
Burintliit seedling... 2 50 — 4 50 
St. Piilriek. 3 00. 5.50 
Mammoth Pearl. 3 00. 5 50 
Lute Beauty oi Hebron. 3 00. 5 a0 
Belle. . 3 50 _ 7 00 
MatOllJdSS. 2 50_ 5 00 
Silver Skin. ... 3 00 ...... G oo 
Prideuf America.. . 3 'X) 6 00 
P. A K Early Sunrise, $1 per ib. 
P. & K t'otiuiierov, $1 per lb 
PRICE&KNICKERBOCKER, 
80 STATE ST.. ALBANY, N. Y. 
John Saul’s Catalogue ot New, 
Rare and Beautiful Plants 
for 1882. 
Is nnw ready with a colored plate. It Is full 
In realty good and bcamlful plants. New Dracaa- 
nas. 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 eta., or a Plain copy free. 
Catalogues of Roses. Seeds. Fruit trees, Oruhlds 
ic.. free. JOHN MAUI. \Vu«hln*toil. D.Cl. 
SMALL FRUITS!! 
PLANTS tor the million, atprlces to milt the million. A 
•uperbly Illustrated hook, “SUCCESS WITH SMALL 
superbly lllustrfcledl»oc»k, “Sul 
FiU'lTS/’ vs ith a very liberal mm 
nfler. Cntnlfljpie free. 
Comwah-^on-Hiiclson, ■ilUb 
Bulbs, Seeds and Plants. 
5 pkgs. Ilower seeds, our choice, 10 cents. 
5 good Gladioli, 10 cents. Lilies, Roses, Geraniums, 
Tuberoses, etc., all choice varieties. Catalogue free. 
N. HALLOCK. Creed moor. N. Y. 
THE UNITED STATES MAIL 
BRINGS 
SEED STORE 
«T0 EVERY 
MAN’S DOOR 
^ A is manifest that from GOOD SEEDS 
V WT v can Good Vegetables lie obtained 
\ \ OyW*t~V/Al?Vt The character of LANDRKTIl’S SEEDS 
\ \Cf>4 P p M |j^2ifcliaa been substantiated, beyond all question. 
»• MSU^ They are the STAND ARD for Quality. Over 
1500 acres lu Garden Seed Crops under our own 
Founded cultivation. Ask your Storekeeper for them in original sealed 
packages, or drop u» % postal card for prices n’ud Catalogue. Address 
pAVID LANORETH A SONS, 21 and 238. Sixth Street. Philadelphia. 
S MALLFRUITS 
CARNATIONS 
ROSESand PANSIES 
My catalogue gives* hill InatrucHnns for 
culture, describes the new varieties, offers Plants at 
reasonable prices O U# A I PQ Rochester 
and Is free toalL Ui W.Vw ALtu NewYork. 
MARBLEHEAD 
Early Sweet Corn 
Is the most profitable of .ill, because it matures before any 
other kind, tfivlnjj farmers complete control of the early mar¬ 
ket. I warrant it to be at least a week earlier than Minnesota, 
Narragansett or Crosby, and decidedly earlier than Dolly 
Dutton, Tom Thumb or Early Boynton. Of size of Minnesota, 
and very sweet. The original introducer, I send pure stock, 
postpaid, per packaee is centsper quart, 70 cents ; per peck, 
by express, $ 3 . 00 . In my catalogue, free to all,) are emphatic 
recommendations from farmers and gardeners. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, marblehrad. Mass. 
maiM— 11 * 1 nib 
HlFlOWERSl 
Over 1500 distinct Varieties. All strong Plants, 
each labeled, delivered safely by mail. Largest assort¬ 
ment. Low prices. In business 28 years. Guarantee 
satisfaction. Stark compri->r<ftU desirable virieiiss. Only 
mature plants seat. Our now Illustrated IIund-Dook. 
sent tree, contains name and description of each plant, with 
instructions for auocraaful cultivation. 1 'on't purchase plants 
elsciehrrs before sending for our neir LI A lin.onnv 
All lovers ot /towers ahonld have onr HARU DUUIV 
Every buyer of cheap plants should have it. Every one want- 
mg new and choice plants Hhould send for our Hand-book, 
1TOOFF.S, BROTHER A THOMAS. 
Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester, Pa. 
mum i m, 
SEEDSMEN, 
158 Chambers Street, Jiew York. 
Catalogues mailed tree on application. 
M nr TJfl ®Yuit Trees, -Small Fruits, 
Ml li V Gru|»e-Viues. Nursery Catalogue 
lLlJUName Ij ifC Dill? 
r C o.^«s u 1/ Mu iliiiilv o 
niTC RUSSIAN WHITE. 
9u to 100 bush.to acre. Straw strong 
I ^9 ami stiff; does not gel down, rarely 
rusts. 1 a at)c; 4 tt 81.25, post-piaiu. 
Bush. $1.5D; charges not paid on bushel orders. New 
■». j. |- r r\ bags 25c. A large assortment of Irult 
I fts k k V and ornamental trees cheap; prices 
I IlklaW on application. I promise to save 
■- --.-r ■ - you the disappointment arising from 
untrue varieties, Enclose stamp tor warranty. Wa¬ 
terloo I'eacts a specialty. $4 per doz. Rape J uiy 2uth. 
H. S. WILEY, Cayuga, N. Y. 
TOBACCO SEED. 
Hotter for sale a quantity of the “BRAND" To¬ 
bacco Seed—a variety extensively grown in the Che¬ 
mung Valley, ami held In high repute for Its large- 
size leaves and superior qualities. Fer ounce. 50 els,; 
per half ounce. 25 cents. U. A. GOFF, Jr.. 
Elmira, Chemung Co., N. Y. 
jrSEED POTATOES.-^ 
QUEEN OF THE VALLEY.per bbl.... $4 50 
WHITE ELEPHANT. “ .... ».00 
AMERICAN MAGNUM BONUJI. ” .... 4.50 
Beauty of Hebrou, Ohio, etc., etc. Also choice Seeds 
and Plants. Address 
TUISCO GREINER, Naples. X. Y. 
Illustrated Catalogue mailed tree. 
A. D. COWAN & CO., 
P. O.Box2541. 114 Chambers St., New York. 
IIOVEY’S 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES 
of .SEEDS and 
New and Bare Plants for 1882. 
Will be sent free to all who apply. The Catalogues 
contain descriptive lists of all the best struins of Veg¬ 
etable and Flower Seeds and choice Novelties, aud the 
most extensive collection of New aud Rare Plants. 
HOVEY & CO., 
16 South .Market Street, Huston, JIuss. 
nncl 
SHOULD SEND FOB OUli CATALOGUE. SS 
H REM KM HKK we are the largest raisers Irl 
H of many classes of Plants in 111 
Ejk) the country, and have the best facilities for M 
■21 transacting business. 
Bui i >0 acres—nil dowers. lt> Urge Greenhouses. 
El V. H. HALLOCK, SON A THORPE, N.X. J3 
DC A RED If you love rare (lowers, choicest only, 
lit Ml# til address ELL1B BROS., Keene, N. H. 
It will astonish and please. Free. 
BEAUTIFY YOUR 110.11 K GROUNDS 
Webstor’sGrnamentalGardeuers'Hand Book ofCholce 
Seeds and rare Plains contains u complete map of a 
beautiful country home. Fuel, Send fora eopy. Ad- 
dreasWm. Webster. LtuidseapeEugmeer,Rochester, NY 
aUT Read ih** advertisements (a this paper. 
