MARCH 8 
gm\$ itnrt giants. 
®w®, $?*4® and giant.®. 
7$ ml® and giant®. 
THE COMING POTATO, 
“ Early Mayflower.” 
Price, per barrel.8N.00 Price, per peck.,.*1 50 
“ “ bushel. 4.00 “ “ halt peck. 1 00 
•* “ hall bushel. *2.50 •* “ pound.50 
EARLY SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER. $5 per ounce; 25c. per paper. 
JERSEY WAKEFIELD CABBAGE. $4 per pound; 40c per ounce. 
EGYPTIAN BEET. 75c. per pound; 10c. per ounce. 
IMPROVED EARLY SUMMER CABBAGE t $4 per pound; 40c per ounce. 
LARGE WINTER FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE. $3 per poun^; 30c per ounce. 
LIVINGSTON’S FAVORITE TOMATO $3.50 per pound; 35c. per ounce. 
FOR THE LARGEST VARIETY OF VEGETABLE, TREE and FLOWER SEEDS, SEND FOR 
OUR CATALOGUE. 
- 88.00 
. 1.00 
. 3.50 
J. M. THORBURN Sc Co., 
15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. 
“t.W'CABBAGE. 
Every one who lias raised that m- guifleent Cabbage the 
}I-oitler«or Itrunsw i< k, had regretred that so flue a cab- 
bdge did not make u thicker head. The Alleys Early Deep 
Mead is the successful result of years ot careful selection and 
high cultivation to obviate these defects. As eariv as Fottler, 
it is as large, is thicker and heavier, hulk for hulk, aud hnngo 
more in market than any other drum-head: per package 26cte.: 
per oz. TScca. 
Early Flumps Cabbage (new)earliest of all; 10 eta. per package. 
Guoriin.ie Carrot (new), remarkably thick at the neck; per package; JO 1 
cts.: per oz. ») cis. l’emmml Onion (new), lives in the ground without 
protection all winter mid is Tcaiiy for use weeks earlier than anv other kind ; 
Yet I) 1 , 15 cts.: per qt. So ets. Solid Ivory Celery (new) nearly 
self blanching; per package 15 cl*. White Uouuieul t'llciiiuWr 
(new), a mammoth white variety of extraordinary diameter; per package. 
(new), a inanininfh white variety of extraordinary dlstueler; per package, 
lj cts. Uwurr Green Early Lettuce i new > from France; per pack- 
■K<! 15 cts. Banana Melon (liew), it r.'senituws in color ami form a 
so prolific, a capital string heati; per package IS cts Marblehead Early Horticultural. 
P'' I'l'hl.v the earliest of nil bo.-ms and yet a true horticultural: per package 15 cts.; per qt. 80 cts. 
Marblehead Early Sweet Corn, tie* earliest of all. giving growers a r omplete monopoly of the 
.••itly market, original slock; per Oflekajrv 10 cl*.; per qt, #0 cts. Sea Foam Cauliflower, decidedly 
tue fines! variety of all; per package 50 cts. To ttn.se taking packages ,,r the ,-Mjre collection. I will 
ic-eo.ii .i copy of either one of mv four hooks mi (be raising of Onion-., Cabbages, So Hashes, 
Mangold Wur tzels and Carrots. TUE PtKCHASEK TO MAKE THE SELECTION. 
I IT IT CD ^inOH IN PREMIUMS, for vegetables raised 
■ yi v vV from my seed. Plettse find details in my 
seed catalogue; sent FREE to all. FLOWER SEED—l offer one package each of 
choice mixed selection from the following varieties, for 45 cents, the retail price of 
which would be 90 cents: Asters, Balsams, Nasturtiums, Dahlias, Drummond Phlox. 
Sa/piglossis. Sweet Peas. Hollyhocks. Petunias, Abronia (Jmbel/ata, (very beautiful.) 
JAMES J. H.GREGORY, Seed Grower, Marblehead, Mass. 
6, nto cts. tinnamt M.-I. 
*, L''huge Banana, nod has strikii 
Kentucky W nndrr Pol 
ic, a capital string beau; per package 15 cts 
bug.- Banana, and has Strikingly the same fragrance; per package 15 cts. 
K.-ntm l,y Mon.lrr Polo Beau. I have not fount! itt CO varied.--: one 
FIFTY-THIRD YEAR of the ALBANY SEED STORE! 
RISE 
Is the Best IIAV ■ W 
IMkliU I A I 
y. introduced. Fit for table in 50 tluvw ft**. id pluming. Produc'd 450 lni-.li.-ls to tlit* 
Acre. JVf pound, by mail, 50 rent-.. Per peek, 75 cento. Per bushel, 82.50. Per barrel. s5. 
PAllTinM I A h an.-t li.*r potato has 1 - - n offered «» cmr X'N'KlSF, wear.- obliged to caution thr 
UHU I IUI1 • intbll.-, ns the only true Sunrise emnes from UK. or from Seed luirt-lmsod from us. 
uhU IIUII 1 public, as the only true Simri-iC d-liU-s from us. or from Seel purt-hused front us 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER, ALBANY, NEW YORK 
NDRETHS’^seed^CATALOGUE 
H ARDENERS’ COMPANION.” 
ICE IO CENTS. The moot complete and brilliantly embellished So.-d Catalogue ever 
ilifthed, oodtiiig fifteen CcuU. The article ou .Market Gardening under G l«»s is worth 
aty times the price. This being OUR ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR, we publish this 
Ornate Guide for Garden and Fni 
ty times the price. This being OIJR ONE HIMIKKDTH YEAR, we publish this 
Ornate Guide for Garden and Form. To all sending us TEN CENTS in stamps, 
we mail a copy, aud on order, (or Seed will give credit (or that amount. Address 
LANDRETH & SONS , Seed Growers, Lock Box.Phila.Pa. 
SEEDS. 
THORBURN & TITUS. 
15* CHAMBERS ST., NEW YORK. 
Seeds (or Garden aud Farm. Catalogue mailed free upon 
application. 
>' / - NO- 
/ G^G0RYi 
° SEED 
teirAtALOG^J, 
1854.-1884 
b My and Kloucr Seed Catalogue for 
18S4, the result of thirty yuurt* experlvnuv a« u 
a °C/ 9 Wced Grower, will benent free to all who apply. 
5S. All my Seed I* warranted to be IVe»h and true to 
name, bo fur that should It prove utUerwUcJ agree 
to peflil orders rrutlv My eollerUoit of vegetable 
^ one of (he inomt cxtewiKe to be found In any 
Aiuerleun tn(ulofui k , U a large Part of It of i»»» 
’vy * W ’ | J growing. \* the original Introducer ot 
y/./F teUiMie lieel-* Hu relink 1'ulutoo Marble heud 
4/ . r.urjy Corn. Uie llahbnrd Squunh, and Acore* of 
■r other new Vegetables, I l>i\ire rlie patronage of the pub- 
r lie- In t he garden* and on the farm* of l lu»*e who plant 
iny fteed will be found m> Ue*t advcrtUrmeiiL 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Seeo Grower, Marblehead. Mass. 
J TREAP 
THROUC 
$2,30 Effi 
Our Special "FAKM ant! GARDEN” 
Offer ! «4fl utUijualUii opportunity Io secure 
th* Farm and (Jut Jen"/at one year. Abso¬ 
lutely FKKL, *»»<i u supply of Choleent 
V. A !wl>F. V HKKllH at a Uiting codt Wr 
O.V KUK.N ‘•KKlIS at u uijcing co*L We 
•end the “Farm and vthe monthly 
ra|H»r.» one jrAt FKKK witki each 
a lUlUll I uil hMK I « fll’Trial Pa.hnge-r^ontorrV low HSeedB 
^/U|VU ■ ■ ■ 1 WM 1 111,1 mute lhroOeMoimlmr veil u try our Sera K, 
r -XT,.1 i>: in’-...in. luum ltii 0 Uu*n>huil8 uf tirw hone •• ttl* reiv'OQ. V" wunt every Farmer uad 4«urdeiicr to give 
them u fair, hone**t trhil. I'ackau® ** K” ooutallM ooo piokH cneh, Cuban Qupvii \\ atrrou Ion, New Fii> or- 
Ite Tomato. KxeeUlor Cabbage, Long Orange Carrot, Bouton Market Celery, Lreen Fringed Lettuce, 
Mammoth lied Union, Sugar Famnlp, Long Hearlet Kudl*h, Hofttan .Market ( u umber. Furpte-top Tuh 
nip, lluj- View Melim l a.-h Superb Pumv i ^fEleti dooDMlh foi 1 attr.; I -uat pHor id Utr.c Keivlv in 41 ,Ht|i i» A 
adtl the f»r»eo of the ** Fa'tn and OarJm 5Or., making $2.30, *iu«i -<* «hal we kI«c luj 4>N|.Y DvC« 
IM PACU DDrMIIIMO for thr \ . /.Ii,en.« «n»wn Irmu oar Se-«u. C’ou»|h citmn open 
d)OUU 111 uMOn rncmiumo U>»ill|Mirvhi4«erwOf Lhevrin»ii.rtvk»f{e«. ou<1 •»%» other*.^Kukl 
{ . t»ui> ai.i; j• .v--1 •<•. Order at an* 
loo ti Nrcdl M u>iiJuW- , '»t with enoh or«1rr. S*‘i**l your Bil'lrcM, wlil» f»Or. tu ■ ah or iiiuupA ah a rrf>*»vii ihv Seeds 
bv in if .11 mi l ibn paper one vear. all hilly prepaid, and we w» . cnu.r vmir nini. tu cumiih* fe thr th© 
Cash Premiums. C. W. DORR &. CO., 207 Fourth St. DES MOINES. IOWA- 
FAY'S* CRAPES™? 
SIHALL FRUITS AN I> TREKS. LOW TO DEALERS AN D PLAHTCRS, 
Stock FirNt-GluHN. Free Catalogue*. tiKo. S. JOSSELVN, Frcdooia. N'. Y. 
11 > U c CI I Thr M.rll*«t »n.| nut 
nH H 0 L LL'.I.m.'lr RiMDhvrr*, 
UVKHT Hl.u-k- 
KAIJIrY 11 (liVKIiT It I in-U - 
brrry. U'LA.ItK' A HAM K I, 
BOONE Htrnwbrrrl.-* i for 
dttuil*. The til'yr. I ami hr.t of 
SMALL FRUITS 
(/i thr t. r . F. RitMy Hhutro*tti 0#»M- 
ttili uy %-httt to p/ant, how to 
13 EARLY CLUSTER 
QTS.Ci NEW BLACKBERRY 
plant, Quit h<>u’ ro geC ami yrvw trmt 
Trees ah«I Flauts, jWrtl *!th tuififul 
information onfrult cultu »v, free. 
NEW BLACKBERRY 
For lio uUltlm li« mi.I tv-tlniuniuUi FROM A 
uuuiit}“^“!Bo >'v fkoim «nvTMSingle Hill 
“ The berries were tha bent l ever tn-sietl.**— FnnnAtJantt u 
:^^n;;;^^^,SiEarllestLargeBerr^ 
HK8T SUli Is sti-uMh.ri-i.., I(ii-.oIm i-riri,I'.-urh an,I 
nlhrrKruil Trm-., \r. J. S. FOI,1.INS, *tmir,M U >. n, V J. 
i r i nvPTT > iti,k 8D.VBR, 
J. I. LUTE. I I, NKW JKKSKl. 
SALESMEN WANTED! 
PERMANENT EWPIOVMEKT for Honest, 
Energetic Wdi. Salary and Expenses paid. 
THE CHAS? NURSERIES. 
All the most desirable Fruits and Ornamentals. 
New England applicants address us at Boston, Mass.; 
\ork State and Ohio at Geneva, N. Y.; 
N. Jersey, Pa., Md., Del., and Va.. at Philadelphia, Pa. 
R. CS. CHASE A: CO„ Nurserymen. 
— 
— 
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E 
” ill be mailed CDCC* 0 applicants and to 
ustomers of last rnCC year without ordering it. 
It contains illustrations, pri.es descriptions and 
iirections for planting all Vegetable '.r.J Flower 
<ds. Plants, etc lntabipble to all 
D.M. FERRY SCO V,™,.' 
“Premium Seed Potatoes.’ 
SKVEN FKEMrn.MS AT TWO FAIRS. 
Send for Circular.. C. F ll.LICK. 
Waterloo, Seneca Co.. N. Y 
[||V H0VEY'S CHOICE SEEDS.-- 
I U I ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. T H 
ti9 7'retnout Boston, Mas-, 
BEAUTIFUL. 
FLOWERS 
*^NE te^CHOICE^a 
SEEDSM FRUITS! 
AU of the beat, both new and old. Plante. Treea, 
' mea. Seeds, .Vo by mail, a specialty. Su/earrival 
guaranteed. iM choiL-e.eheap. s 1 Sets, (m example 
12 ROSESS*$l 
30 PACKETS rcaiTJn ^$|. 
For the other (* S1 Neu and 1.001 things be- 
BUlee, send for c.ur illustrated CataJ.agne of over ion 
tinges, free. A’ ■ne better nor morr reUahle Estab- 
lishedflOyra. 600acres. 31 largeOov>uhouse« 
THE STORRS &.*H ARRISON CO. 
PAINESVIJ.LE, I.AKE COUNTY. OHIO 
ts 3 s-i 884 . p om ona Nurseries. 
_ff (ESTABLISHED ISS8.) 
ft WILSON JUNIOR, 
| The l argest Early niarkberry. 
\ p/ KIEFFER HYBRID PEAR8, 
V_j7 100.000 Pouch Trees. 
\££/ 10O Acres in Smalt Fruits. 
Strawberries. Raspberries, Blackberries, GRAPES, 
Currants, &c. Fruit & Shade Trees. Catalogue with 
col’d plates free. WM. PARRY. Parry P.O., N. Jersey. 
D A DEC -kSS&'ffihSs? 
n J1 rn years. Vitu-s of ov.-r 
i I S 1 lj 1 HO host r.c-w and old 
vurieti.-- for vineyards 
and gardens. Stock fine. Pn.-. - ',»» . Catalogues 
| free. Geo.TV. Campbell, lv aware. Ohio- 
JU jafUOk By mail, post, aiu. -1 fat 
I W f* B r* 50c., 12 ter Si. Safe 
I BE arrival and full satist'ac- 
■ ■ ti a U lion gtiaraii’.fvil. Direc- 
—i “ w » w ti'-ns for culture with all 
orders. Catalogue FK BE. Or.li-r mm . 
W.ll. B. REED. Cliauibeisburg, Pa. 
E B. UNDER HILL. POKEEPSIE. N. Y. 
nrnnw PLANiS FOR ALL---.. 
BERRY JSSv.J&JSBaK MAN- 
and low prices, etc.,/ir< . 
CHAS. B. IIOKNOK. Mt Holly. N. J.. 
Grows ami offers for sale 
ALL KINDS OI- TREES AND FLOWERS. 
Also, aiatiii: I.Kantxo Sjiali Fkpits. Grape Vises, 
Sc. Price • id-. F*re. 
Largest Pear Trees for sale in the State. 
FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS A Specialty. 
Send for Circulars ami Price List to 
KOBT, \V. FURNA8. 
Hrovvuvillr, Nebraska. 
CCCI) NORTHERN GROWN, VERY EARLY. 
OLkU Also Flower Vcgclabk and Field 
Seeds 14 New Varitics ol Pota- 
C (1 D II too. Order ea> ly Catalogue Free. 
U If N FRED. N. LANG, Baraboo.Wis 
GRAPE 
iVtnes. Strswb.rrir-s, BlackberriM. 
Raspbvri-lcs.Klefler* LeCoute 
P*»t-s Priit- h.-t Joi>;t. lloK- 
Kt- a A Son, M.-ivlumtullc, N. -J. 
MARLBORO RASPBERRY aud DUCH¬ 
ESS G R A l’E. Send to the Originators for history 
and terms. A, J. CAY WOOD & SON, Marlboro, N. Y. 
RCAnCD? If you love Rare I'lowei-n, choicest 
nCHUCn! onli/, address ELLIS BROTHERS. 
Keene, N. H. It will astonish and please. FREE. 
SEEDS 
■■NORTHERN GROWNMB 
Scut tree of l>uty at Catalog tic PricuB. My Catalogue uf 
FIELO.GAROEN & FLOWER 8 EEDS 
tualledPRKK to all luUitidinff pu ohAsors, ou application. 
Fartn«nan<lStix^V*raisers wiiour?abour io lay »io\vu l.iu»i t»» 
PERMANENT PASTURE, 
should 300 my MIXTURES of GRASSES for that purposo- 
WILLIAM RENNIE, TORONTO, CANADA. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATALOGUES OF 
New, Rare, and Beautiful PLANTS 
FOR 1884. will be ready tn February with a 
COLORED PLATE. 
ft is full In really good and beautiful idunts, as well 
as all the Novelties Of .Merit. 
The rich collection of Fine Foliage and other Green¬ 
house and Hothouse Plants, are well grown and at 
low prices. Free to all my customers; to others 10c., 
or a plain copy gratlo Catalogues of Seeds. Roses, 
Orchids, Fruits. Ate , gratis JOHN SAl’L. 
fftkdllnttno. D. C. 
GOOD SEED'S AT LOW PRICE!-. 
E. A- EEEYES & GO.’! 
OLD ESTABLISHED 
Seed Warehouse, 
68 Cortlandt Street, New York. 
Catalogues free on application. Mention the 
Rural New-Yorker. 
OUR STRONG & RELIABLE 
ROSES 
AfiF TUC PPQT IUl '*• Catalogue with ftiUdi- 
H nL I n L DuOl rections fnr growing, Free 
ROBT.SCOTT &SON 
Rose Growers, PHILADELPHIA. FA. 
IF YOU PLANT 
IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET 
SMITH'S illustrated SEED CATALOGUE 
Beautifully illustrated, 1<KI paws. Full dir i-rmn- 
tor (lUintiug. . liitiire, ,\o. I do tint agree to 
-end a package worth S3 or * » for s; |, hut 
jot! -a ill getju-t wliat yon want at the very 
lowest price consistent with real Value. 
is - 
Mower. Field and Garden Si-.Is, T confi¬ 
dent that I shall he favored with your inquiries. 
WM.H.SMITH, Seedsman 
(Late of firm H. A. Dbe'er.) 
1018 MARKET ST., PHILAD A. 
APPARAJUS&SUPPLIES 
HII ITirCC FACTORIES! 
iiiirr.ir creameries 
VlIkkVhAND DAIRIES. 
i.nrr.ir creameries 
UlIkkVkAND dairies. 
I- ’Hnnufneiiiritig OUTFITS aSpetdnity. 
Fend for Illu-itraltHl Circular of Improved Avpa- 
ratus for making CHEESE AND BCTTe.lt. 
JOHNS.CARTERHiB™ 
LOOMINGTONgHH 
LOOMINGTON “io-” 
at ii inarnu VVi Incorporated 1883. 
NURSERY CO.sAi.,;® 5 ; 
I1VIIULII I VUI Svrino rra.le avery 
RinnUlWCTnM III lariw&fine-atockof 
DLUUMIIlDIUn,ILL. every de-ri] Cion 
of Fruit K Ornamental Trees. Catalogue for 
Spring of 1 od now ready and mailed on appli¬ 
cation 600 ACRES. 13 Greenhouses 
rnillT CTLT1RE, B Pages, Chnimo, and c opy of 
I nUI I our PAPEB. mailed tree. GREEN’S 
FKl IT ti ROWER, Rochester, N.Y. 
nn iriTT aud all other kliitU Trees. Ac., by the 
U Ii A I * U single one or Carload. -I*.' Acres; 50th 
I P H I I M Te » r - Prices on list of stock you need. 
1 UJ.LULL, Testimonials from Customers, some of 
whom are of nearly Fifty Years' standing. Jte.. free. 
STARK NL UsEKIKS. Louisiuua. .'Io. 
Seed Potatoes- 
white Star, Belle, Early Telephone, 
Brow'Hell’s IS- at. .Hammoth Pearl. Early 
and Late Beauty of Hebron, #2 per bbL. or $l.so 
iu bbl. sacks. Wall's Oi husc 3150 per bbl. All 
d ..... .atv.l venni-.int...l ft T<., 1.'. v e |.i pir.i lntg 
• uuji out »oi tr an a v •.*• ‘ 1 ' * • *“* 
first-class stock, and warranted tine. For large lots, 
write for wholesale prices. FKAMi tf l A 
Hartford. Wist.Co., Is. Y. 
SEED CORN. 
CRANBERRY WHITE. A Superior variety. 
Send vour address on a postal, and get a circular. 
E. 11. I PsON. Wiluiot, I nd. 
1 M)R SALE.- 560 acres land, near city, 159 , 1110 . 
i One fourth eash—balance, long time. 
1U>*ELL «V SONS*. 
1700W. 10th St., Little Rot-k, Ark. 
C AT ALP A SEE DI.IIVGS. 
Catalpa Seeds. Kiefer's Hybrid Pear. Small 
Fruit --.Hardy Flowers, Shrubs. vau <-1 cun, iriicre. 
Cantlogue Free A-ldress 
I Fruit s,Hardy Flowers, Shrubs, mati<d any where. 
" Catalogue Free Address 
E. 1 . TEAS. Duureitb, Henry Co., lad. 
PEACll TREES at Bottom Price*.—Apple. 
Plum Apricot,-vc- Prices free. Mention this paper. 
Ii. >. JOHN8TON, Stnckley, l»el. 
SMALL FRUIT PIANTS, 
&e A superior dock of all the leading varieties of 
SJIALL FBI ITS both new and old, at reason¬ 
able rates. Catalogue free. . 
IRVING aI.LKN. Sprnmlield, .Haas. 
r*»> .■ 
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. 
Farmers nml Fruit Growers save your trees 
from the ravages of the Anhls aud Cun-ulio, by 
using The Pbu-tiix Fruit Tree luvigorntor. It 
glv-'s health to the Trees, and luejV-ases the produc¬ 
tion of Fruit. Price 81.50 per box, containing a 
quantity sufificieut to treat from 1 -J to JO Trees. 
Sent by mall ou receipt of price. Send for circular to 
INlu-nix Fruit Tree fnvigorntor Co.. 
Livonia. I lvingstoii Comity. N. Y. 
