MARCH 15 
467 
St** NORTHERN GROWNKH 
Si*m CfCi* of Uotv »t Catalogue Vrlo<?§» My CttilDfuc of 
FIELD,GARDEN & FLOWER SE30S 
White Slur, Belle. Early Telephone, 
Brownell'* B, * 1 , Mammoth Pearl, Early 
autl Laie Beauty of llehron, ASherbbl.. oril.sn 
In bbl. sticks. Wall'* Orn him* $310 per bbl. All 
and beat in tlu* world. 
iVt/wtf «* i/oud, «i«l pure. 
mullet IMf K m »tl intcudiDS puremujcrs, ou *|>|illCRil«n. 
Kirill/’ - »mt.St<»:k fnl»irr.wi.iiur-;:ibimilo1*» •!, no n I lo 
^•pBIISKEo 
■*,1838 A 
*tg5*8f 
catalog^ 
%m\$ and giants. 
Iws, amt giants. 
THE RURAL HEW-YORKER. 
£cti Is anil giants. 
THE COMING POTATO, 
“ Early Mayflower.” 
Price, per barrel... .*is,oo 
“ “ bunbel. 4.00 
* 4 “ half bushel. ‘3.30 
Price, per peck...SI 30 
“ ** halt peck..... 1 00 
*• pound...30 
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. $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. 
FOB THE LARGEST VARIETY OK VEGETABLE, TREE mid FLOWER SEEDS, SEND FOR 
OUR CATALOGUE. 
J. M. THORBURN &; Co., 
15 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. 
n r r t s# a v a new extra early 
rtt&KAY sweet corn 
n larpe Ear. .Inst what everyone wauls 
Ripens with II iiineNOta; ear lame a* Evergreen. Per packet, hy mail, loci*. Peruuart. 
by express, oriel*., by mail, 7<)et*. Per peck, $3.00. Pei bushel. S 10.00. Address 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER. Albany, N. Y. 
MMIH W HI HH II ^ J% ATP Our Special “FARM and G ARBEIT” 
Wrv Of __ . . _ I - ■ ■ I ■ Offer I An uneguiUted opportunity lu ..curs 
nl\’V i ^r THROUQia H ■ ■■ fl 1/e "farm n»J (.'.mim'/JMinr jear, Ab«». 
I nnvwva pn | 9 y I U luudy E'KKK. and a iuppty of Choicest 
a 4 ^ a ■ H ■ ■ GAUMKN SfciEJA.H at a trifling Vv- 
fl (ft I I -nn _ W B H HHHIHi **ntl the “farm and (saii urn 1 ho uioq U, y 
MErY/iilll FOR (J U FOR TRIAL® 
hi 9 W ■■■■■ 1 w 1 ’ 1 111 ~ k U'e miAkp t lipnltpr lt> iiniupp vim lo Cr} ot;r 
^uivt tn nut . in • ilu-nj into tbo>i<»uJ« of i,,w holm- till, season, MV want every Parmer aud Gardener to give 
IhtlH S r«fr, honest trial. Partcmi* " F" e«4IH»U>» «nit (ifcltnt riu li, ( uhan (Jui rn W ulrnm l.ia, N« w Kui or- 
ite T.tmuto. EseeUlnr tubliug«, l.»ii|i Omdkc t urret, Bnslyil tlurket t'elerj. Orwa Prlnite.1 Lettuce, 
Mammoth Itcd On bin, Sugar rumnlp. Long*c«rlcl stallk. lto»i„n Market t'u umner. Purpictoa Tur- 
«Id. Bur View Melon; •isnUtaperh Pnn«y .diieli atone sells far ®Oe.i i uai iiticruf thcuSmi. ,>$ 1 .* 0 : an. 
H, l,\ ilii* print’ of thn "Farm and iiardeti. nils,, making $2.30, aUv l sen attul we Rive tnr O.M.L w 1/w. 
in r>r. n l|| ninil BDCMAIIIAMC t«r the is-t Vr-ieiahif grown from our .Seeds. < ompettiux, open 
<DoUU 111 uAwit rfitlTl lUIflO t« all purehaaer»»l th—e trial par»iut, «. »n<: no othera.Or'Bil 
narUriilars anil directions mil only with ouch iisoXam?, Order lit nneo ami lake ailvtnt»<e ut tlif greatest offer evet made. 
I, „ rr , l„„n Muniink- m with eaeh onim. S. n.l ,..ur •ddretj, with jOe- in . u.h nr utami”, and peed,.- th. Seeds 
by return nmll. and the puper one rear, all fiill., prepaid, and we wiw eal«,uar name lo compete tor the 
Cash Premiums. C. W. DdRR &. CO., 207 Fourth St. DES MOINES. IOWA 
Cash Premiums. 
[v My Vegetable and flower Seol Catalogue for 
<>_ JSS-*. the result of thirty year a' experience su, a 
’ Seed lirawcr. will be sent free la all who apply. 
f All my Seed la i,urnin 1 . il la be fresli and (rue to 
A name, so far that should il provrothervs 1 ye, l agree 
■ to retlll order* grails. My colleetiou of vegedthle 
heed, one of the most exteualve to be found In any 
Anierleun Cutulogue, Is a large nurt of It uf my 
own growing. As the urlghiul Introducer of 
EelliMe lleel. Hurhnnk Potatoes. Murbleheud 
Parly Corn. Ilu* Hubbard Njnasli. and .,'orea of 
other new Vegetables, I Invite the patronage of the nub¬ 
ile. la the gardens and on the farms of tiioac who plant 
my seed will be found my beat advertisement. 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY. Seed Grower. Marblehead. Mass. 
FIFTY-THIRD YEAR of the ALBANY SEED STORE! 
SUNRISEii POTATO 
ye' introduced. Pit for table in 30 dawn tram planting. Pioduced 130 hunhels to the 
Acre. I'er |»nind. hy mail, 30 cent*. Per peek. 73 cent*. Per biiHhel, $2.30. Per barrel. ?*3. 
P AIITinM f A* another potato hits bean offered a. our SUM RISK, we are obliged tn caution tlw 
uMU I lUll s public, no the Ollly true Sinirisr cuues fnnu ns, or from Si-ed pitreliiewd friun list 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER, ALBANY, NEW YORK 
ANDRETHS’^seed^CATALOGUE 
“gardeners: CO MPANION.' 
PRICK lO CENTS. The most complete and brilliantly embolliahod Seed Catalogue ever 
PubCiRtieil. costing llftoeu cents. The article on .Market Gardruhig under <liana is worth 
twenty times the priio. ri... ... ,«„ v, .* *.... > ., .... , , * . ....... —. , -— 
Ornate Guide for Garden and Farm. To *11 sending ns TEN CENTS in stamps. 
LANDRETH & SONS y Seed Growers. Lock Box.Phila.Pa 
POC K LING TON, Dl r Cn 
1.SS, LA D V WAS*IIINC 
TON. VKIt G i: N N E S 
MOORE'S EARLY .J I.F 
PERSON, EARLY VIC 
K I G n T O N 
Al»oother Small Frail!,and all older varir- |h | 
tlev Oranej,. Fxtra/tualH,i Wxrvaated true, mw fcr gm |U R Wt 
Cheap by tuail. Low Uateato Healera. R I n taR ■ I I VV 
FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS A Specialty. I BERF 
LATTersT STOCK In A WKK. 
J'rkrii reduced. Illila,Catalogue f'rrr. 
T. S. Ill IIHAHH. Kredonlu. X. V. 
Scud for Circulars and Price List to 
KOBT. W. FURNAS. 
Browuville, Ncbru*ka. 
cccnc 
PERMANENT P A o I u r< fc , 
►hnnld .... in, MIX I PR IN ofORAS^KSt for that I'm »««.•• 
WILLIAM RENNIE, TORONTO, CANADA. 
new SEEDS 
ot the v erv line*! v.j> u tewth cnillvattou 
now uttered bn the lir*t lime, ciu- 
biiiciiig the h..i mid /aryr.t \\ ntei Mid- 
• >ii. .Mniuiuiilh Iron Clad i ip lob paid 
(or largest uii-lmi grown tlii- .- iimui', sil¬ 
ver King, the "</■•;<•( •Il'a’l Onion* ($:*i 
li ptuej. Pec lection Mll*l. .Melon; 
lie i/< s,,nu»h tor pli> \> bite 
Pine ipiilc; ( iu dinut Tnninlo, lliiesl 
•rovn. Itiibv Iviiig Pcp|M*r: the Ue\v 
Golden llenrl Lellnre. sue tne '«*</ 
•r. I.-,/ Pen in .'uH(itiri,,„, alro Utt* new 
l iriv sweet Corn, Gcurwre, irittvaluced lu*t 
year. Mach variety, per packet. 4 pkt*. tt|; or 
line iniekel ol each. •" o< u/f, Sl.73. Kite 
I’m ketn >f etu'h, (JitlTA; all postpaid Don't lh* be 
liluil the thnea, to it >«*nd n* your nrder, olid li.vi 
lhe beat thing Introduced In ycat* tilicad ol your 
tuiiglilHirs. Our new Catalogue frcntoall. \diuc.*» 
BERSONi'MJUILE S CO.'A’.&Ka'ff- 
C5 n Wmits tv mull or ArptrrA* <!• ■ •n^-baJ/* 
Cri ■ % ¥ Ayrats' /•/*»>• », BIG Strawberries, 
Ruspliemrs.Piimiuts, black- M D C PADCID n 
berriesau.l New Strawlwrry lb TlO. UnMl I lLU 
i ■ ■ 
piitseAi nr'iirm,f< 2 rjiiui usaa trh iyh rlu'nr Fullde.serip'n 
it) tree catalogue. HALE BUGS., SaGlaetonbury, Ot 
x ^771^ Buy dlroct from the Grower. 
V\ I. \pr. or Postage paid to you. 
< fL -iKKK) Gatvloni’t * buy and plant my 
|Seeds My new bWHtltfnftllitsliti- 
I «'tl Garden Guidos cost mofcJOOO. 
FREE to evert built. Sped* nI lie. 
^ ner pkt. Clitap as dirt l»v oz. & lb. 
Send vouraddress for pr«'tilest free book 
printed. K. II. S1U MU AY, Kooktord, III.* 
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO’9 
BEACTU'OL KVF.R.BLOOMLXH 
The only eeUtdlatunent making a SPECIAL 
BUSINESS Of ROSES. OO LARGE HOUSES 
for ROSES alone. We CIV E A WAY, t» Premi¬ 
ums and Extras, mpro ROSES than moat eutah- 
liahiuetila grow Strong Pot 1’lanW amiable for ininnv- 
dmta blooiu deli went w»f«ly. postpaid, to any poatoffl ,ai. 
5 HPietnlia varictuki. your choice,all labeled.for ti; 
12 (or$2; 19 toe $3; 26 lor s-t; 35 tor *5; 75 for 
$10; 100 f‘»r $13. cmr NEW CUIOE^wmpWi 
Trc i iseim the tCase. 70 {ill, eleuunl(>/ rd<n«/ jT ^yiTTi 
> THE DINGEE A i CONARD CO. # 
Rutfo UrawufB, Woit Uvvvo, Lhc»ior Co., Pa 
SALESMEN WANTED! 
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT for Honest, 
Energetic Men . Salary and Expenses paid. 
THE CUASE NURSERIES. 
All the most desirable Fruit* and Ortmmenrnl*. 
New England applicants address us at Boston, Mass.; 
York State and Ohio at. Geneva, N. Y.: 
N. Jersey, Pa., Md.. Del., and Va., at Philadelphia, Pa. 
It. G. CHASE dt CO., \uraerymen. 
GRAPE VINES. 
Nursery establiatied 27 tears. Over 100 
varieties. AU<>, strawberries. RnsDberries, Goose- 
faerries.Curnints.dk.'. Prices low. Quality best, ('ata- 
loguesfree. Geo. \V. Ciiiti|»l*ell, fvlwware. Ohb/ 
M V NEW CATALOGUE 
SMALL FRUITS! 
ROSES! 
CARNATIONS! 
and PANSIES 
Full of ht/itrtndiion ontbeir 
cniitnre, fm* to nil •offers 
IlauU at rnasonnl.ie pru en. 
GEO. S. WALES E*£S 
some growers for 45 years. 
The quality is the fir*t 
cousideratiou secured by 
the most eatvfu] selection. 
The prices, the lowest con- 
sistent with KtcrUug merit. 
Ilreer-** Garden (iilen- 
dnr for is»4,offerlng Vege¬ 
table. Flower and Field Seeds, 
Plaids. Bulbs, and everything for 
the garden, mailed I'rec. IIKMtY A. It It UK It, 
7 14 Cheatuul Street. PHILADK1.PHIA. 
mmm 
V-, v *od " 
L A 
U AIICCI I Tb®p«rIlcAt«nd mott 
nfl n 5 t LL»*Juxble RitApherrY, 
KAUIV H ARVK8T Bluck- 
berrj* ATLANTIC A DAMKL 
KOO>E Hif*wK'rrle«; • md for 
details. Ths lurycot and best ttock of 
SMALL FRUITS 
.it (b ('. fctrhly Xiluslftitrd caCa- 
logim, uilbit/ v:h.ll to plant. Haw tn 
plant, and how to yrt and grorc Frail 
I r/r*. anil I'l.ot*, fitlrd tii!A n.rfid 
in/p r mol to 71 on fruit culture, free. 
I T I fltfCTT trrri ‘ E suTHk 
J. I. LU»t I I, SSW JKttSKY. 
pERRY’ 
Will be mailed rnrr to all applicants and to 
:ustomers of last illLt year without ordering it. 
It contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and 
Jirections for planting all Vegetable and Flower 
seeds. Plant*, etc. Invaluable to all. 
D. M.* FERRY & CO. 0 ™®.* 
,-HOVEY'S CHOICE SEEDS.-™ 
BUY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. I BY 
tail Trcinont ?«t., Boston, Mass. 
*®:NE W-®«. «®-CH0ICE.-«» 
SEEDS!! FRUITS! 
All of the beat, both Dew and old. Plants, Trees, 
Vines. Seeds, Ac., by mail, a specialty. Safe am ea I 
guarantied. UO ohoice,eheap, S 1 Ssts.foi example 
12 ROSESK$l 
30 PACKETS SI. 
D nn T an nn Best. Assortment. New 
P63Cn I rees Prtee List free to all. 
New Brunswick i Nurseries! N. J. FTiWlN ALLEN. 
GRAPE VINES® 
DI AUT9 Ac, ^ Large Stock r n • Low Prices. 
iLAfllu, circulars Free. b..l.,l LUIS, Erie, Pa. 
30 PACKETS FUiWSfe $1. 
For the other f«!» SI Set* and 1,001 things be- 
aides, send for our Ulustratat Uabil Vue of over 100 
pages, tree. .Ven, Satiei »„ so,, r.o.. s v Estab- 
ushed30yra. uOOaiws. 21 larg>j(lreeuhouae« 
THE STORRS ^HARRISON CO, 
PAINKSVII.LIi, 1.AKK COl’NTV. OHIO 
Cl Til HURT RASPBERRV PLANTS, *5 per M. 
K. VAN A LI.EX. Hriblrheui Cetpre, N Y, 
CHESTNUT TREKS 8 to 12 inches) BY MAIL. 
1*2 **pnui»b or 13 American for SI.00. 
Send for NEW NUKSERY CATALOGUE. Ehke. 
\VM. H. MOON. 3torrisviUe. Fu. 
SEEK OATS. A Unified quantity of the white 
WELCOME OATS The seed was procured at head 
quarters last season and Is warrant' d pure. White 
*tur. White Elephant. Early Hebron, and other varie¬ 
ties of Potatoes. For i rice*, address 
JAMES FORFAR, l.you*. X’. Y. 
LOW’S Peerless Early Calteie!!! 
Now INTRODUCED for ihe 
F'RST TIME. The BEST 
EARLY CABBAGE GROWN. 
KrJ f.X--. As the ORIGINATOR o* the 
ESSEX EARLY HYBRID 
^SSQUApt., ESSEX HYBRID 
TOMATO anil PEERLESS 
EARLY CAB8AGE. I solicit 
J-.*■■* e patronage of MARKET 
GARDENERS and LARGE 
PLANTERS ORIGINATING and INTRODUCING NEW 
VEGETABLES especially. My CATALOGUE for 188-1 
containing the NOVELTIES of the season, with a large 
list of STANOARO VARIETIES C!T! V W ! T ITT? T?V 
Market Gardeners send for it. Mjkge|..» A XLIjIj 
AARON LOW, U'5!k> ESSEX, Hss* 
©MALL FRUITS. Wfc'g.^ 
'-Nearly Spring trade; Crescent Seedltne.^l.V' # l.iXT); 
Cumberland Triumph. $2; Manchester. $7.50; Cuth- 
bert, $5. All the new ami valuable varieties. Send fur 
Price List to SLAY-MAKER & SON, Dover. Delaware. 
PEACH TREES at Bottom Price*.—Apple, 
Plum, Apricot, Ae. Prices free. Mention (hi.- paper. 
tt. 8. JOHNSTON, gtockley, Del. 
SMALL FRUIT PIANTS7 
&c. A superior stock of all the leading varieties of 
SMALL FRUITS both new- and old, at reason¬ 
able rates. Catalogue free. 
IRVING ALLEN, Springfield, Mush. 
C R E*»CEX'T Strawberry. $1.50 per M • Manchester, 
per M. E. Van Allen, Bethlehem Centre, N. Y. 
DCinEDI If yon love Knre Flow era, rhnirent 
ntflUCll! oiitn. address ELLIS BROTHERS. 
Keene, N. H. If will astonish and please. FREE. 
,-'^ 4 ~.x S5.00 
Wlli' i A '*s K I 11 X. nffl'-'lai.a-s frceu itii 
'«(»/ ■ w LU<z .iBeyeiy barrel. One 
fmksmh m u peck ul ' KPEEs 
fmki „1 ligf WELCOME OATS 
.... —ortwolbs. Dakota 
Beds witli every 2 bbls. Also it limited stock of 
Welcome ions inrsuleat tii.uoper bosh. ofaDlhs.; 
I hi* ih.. *10. Addr* >*. GKO. tv. lilt'KUX, Seed 
Grower, Box 557. ltuehester, N. Y. 
Seed Cofn For Sale. 
The EARLY MADRID, a very productive Yellow 
Oent. selected, and warranted tn grow. Price. $i.50 
per bushel; four busk. S3; 10 bush, or more. $1 per 
push. Address H . E. sTITT. Sabetha, Kan. 
WM.H. SMITH, SOS 
(Lute of tiie of HE3SKY A. DKEERii 
WAREHOUSE, 1018 MARKET ST., 
PHILADEI.PHIA. PA. 
Smith * Seed Catalogue for I8S4, containing all the 
best leading varieties of lrr*h and reliable Flower. 
Vegetable, and Field Seed*, also Implements and 
Garden Requi*it s, sent ft e to all applicania. 
GOOD SEEDS AT LDNN PRICES. 
E. A- REEA r ES & CO.’S 
OLD ESTABLISHED 
Seed Warehouse, 
68 Cortlandt Street, New York. 
Catalogues free on application. Mention the 
Rural New-Yorker. 
m 
BEAUTIFUL. 
n 
FLOWERS 
m 
OUR STRONG & RELIABLE 
ROSES 
inr TUC DCCT titus.f'atalogue with Dill di- 
Ant InC DlO I rections for growing. Free 
ROBT.SCOTT &SON 
Uo*e Grower*. l’U 11.Al>UI PHI A. PA. 
apparatus&suPPLIES 
p U F F C F FACTORIES! 
Iillrr»ir creameries 
U llkbVk and dairies. 
r^.TIantifaemrliur OUTFITS nSpecialty. 
Si'nd tor Illiucratod Circular of Improved Appa- 
ratua for making CHUJSSU AND III TTUlt. 
■ At hi a ■ f^*T*r*rx manufacturer 
JOHNS.CARTERw^k^ 
CEED CORN! 
Fur ENSILAGE or <! It REN Fodder. 
13 11. high. lO : ><MI tun* • vr acre uot 
uuuanal. Stock rat stalks and all. cle:*u. Sami *lean, I 
price by mail, ll crv Ii st,rj’> i. i'is Cream 
Separator. BURRELL A WHITMAN. Lit'.li rails.N Y. 
LANCS 
LIVE 
Iirsi-ciii^s si- i k. am? wanunmi nor, rur mi kl* iui?* 
write for wholesale Price*. FRANK (J l'A 
llurtford. \Vn*h. Co., N. V. 
NORTHERN GROWN, THOR¬ 
OUGHLY TESTED. Flower Vegeta¬ 
ble and Field. 20,000 Catalogues 
free. Send Uan>es of your friends. 
. FRED. N. LANC. Bamboo, Wts. 
ALL FOR 30 CENTS 
I pkg each *>f Sugar Trough gourd, 
l’rixgHead Lettuce. Acme Tomato. 
I Noire Priti.ri) unit tin gc/irrf .t*vt striped 
Frintiui. I hintepreuen the ffounts fay the 
to hold from font to (fee Quis. iarh. 
tritfi eaeh order lnnt mut my treatise 
VA TEX Dollars Uou Fanner. Address 
F. FRO U'.V FOX ii, OXFORD OHIO, 
Apple and Peach Trees. 
1 1 *.(Mil* Choice Apple Tree**, *$ toSyfl-u* old, 3 to7 
f. et. 8 1 5 per hundred 30,(Mil* Peach Trees. 4 to H 
feet, 1 year from bud, 430 per thousand. 300.000 
Strawberry plant*, tnoludlug Albany, Bldwell, 
Shut pi e*.*.l>owuiafl, K i-ntueky. ami other popu¬ 
lar kind*, at per I housatnl. I,urge *1 ut k Shade 
ami Oriiameuial Tree*. Send ftxr Catalogue 
S. E. ROGERS A SOX. Mt. Hotly. HurLCo.. N. J. 
EXTRA ONH Sill 
EXTRA, because grown by myself from the very 
chi'Ieest ouions, selected from a crop which took the 
first premium in Essex: Couuty, Miss., famous for rais¬ 
ing the driest onions In the United States. Early Yel¬ 
low Globe Danvers, per tk l ynu;’., st.eii. Danvers Early 
Red Globe, $1.65, Early Red and Yellow FuP. or Crackpr, 
♦l.fo. and Largo Red WeatUerstietd, $1.10, Danvers 
Early Red Globe la both the mriwst, I hr greatest 
trvpper inu( (A# Aandso/uiest of all the Bed Onion*. 
Seed of my own raising for premium stock. Try it 
farmer*! IlySeed Catalogue FREE to all. 
Jame. J. 1$. tiregory, Marblehead, flau, 
