MARCH 28 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
208 
JJwAiS And glmrtjss 
THE COMING POTATO 
“Early Mayflower.” 
Price, per barrel.8S.OO Price, per peck. jj 
“ •• bushel. - 1.00 “ •* hull peek. 
•* “ Half bushel... ii.30 “ “ pound. 
EARLY SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER. $5 per ounce; 25c. per papei 
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 
LARGE WINTER FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE. $3 per pound; 30c per 
LIVINGSTON’S FAVORITE TOMATO- $3.50 per pound; 35c. per otn 
FOR THE LARGEST VARIETY OP VEGETABLE, TREE and FLOWER SEEDS, SI 
OUR CATALOGUE. 
X lela, ana Flower Seeds, Plants 
Bulbs, Small Fruits ; Also, THOROUGHBRED 
Live Stock, Fancy Poultry, &c. It con¬ 
tains much valuable information, and is pronounced the BEST 
AND MOST COMPLETE CATALOGUE of the kind published. 
PRICE, 10 CENTS, but will be sent FREE to any 
reader of The Rural New-Yorker intending to 
purchase. 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO, Philadelphia, Pa. 
15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 
All my Seed ia warranted to be fresh ami 
g sQ true to mime, so lar tlmt. ahould it jtrove 
T).- otherwise, 1 agree to reflll orders gratis, 
g A large part of the great, collection of 
Seed I oiler is of my own growing. A* the 
original Introducer of Eel ipse Beet, Bur- 
IJg&M bank Potatoes, Marblehead Early Corn, 
the Hubbard Siiuusli, and scores of other 
K n*'w- Vegetables, 1 invite the patronage 
of the public. In the gardens and on the farms 
of those who plant my seed will lie found my 
best advertisement. Catalogues FK1CE to all. 
JAMES J. H.GBEGORY.SEED GROWER MARBLEHEAD. MASS. 
F g recorvv 
SEED * 
catalog*^ 
New Choice Seed Potatoes. 
hiv-ineible. R M. Rose, Roxnnua. Rose's New |!lush, 
«r» ps L E,lnlllls ' Rose Seedling, Evening 
Star, O. K. I roll ft e, Conquer, M. Bonuin all ranging 
in yield 3im to over SOU bushels to the acre. Earlv 
Sunrise, Mayflower, Telephone. Ac., selected from 65 
varieties I grew in I»W. CtucrLAHS i ni:r 
ALFRED ROSE, Pena Van. \. V. 
J • CENTENNIAL• 
PEEMANENT EMPLOYMENT for Honest, 
Energetic Men. Salary and Expeuses paid. 
THE CHASE NURSERIES. 
All the most desirable Emits nnd Ornn men tit In, 
New England applicants (uldniss ns at Boston, Mass,; 
York state and Ohio ut Geneva, N. Y.: 
N Jersey, Pa., Md., Del., and Vtu. at Philadelphia, Pa. 
K. O. CHASE <1- CO., Nurservineu. 
G ARDENERS’ COMPANION 
l*H. The most complete and brilliantly embellished Seed Cnfnlogue ever 
irteon cv'nts^ I he imtuJetm Aforket fjnnlcniiia under Linns is worth 
i.-a. Jhls being OI[lt ONE HINDU KIJTH VIC A It, we publish this 
e ror <-nr den and Pur in. lo all sending us TEN PUNTS iu -tamos, 
y, »nd on o^ets for .Seed will give credit for that amount. Address 
ETH & SONS, Seed Crowors. Lock Box.Phila.Pa. 
DO YOU WANT •Sc*. STRONG’. GEjfu* 
.. . . INK. and every way 
satisfactory at a Farit price. K. *.T. C. WILLIAMS, 
Mimucimb, N. j„ will supply you. • Oatnlutfiu- free.) 
GENUINE MANCHESTEES 
/be lilt l«. ] NATO It ? also plants of the best 
varieties of all the small fruits. Catalogues free. 
J. U.VTTKV, Mam-hester. N. J. 
Packets choice Flower Seeds, toe.-. ", pkt*. Vegeta 
ble Seeds, tile., postpaid. J J. lifitJU wIndsor, N. Y. 
rememberseED’ 
| % WHEN YOU ARE ORDERING |bI W ■ 
SEED OATS. A limited quantity of the WHITE 
WELCOME OATS. Tho seed was procured at head 
quarters last season and D warranted pure. White 
‘•tnr, White Elephant,Early Hebron,and other varie¬ 
ties of Potatoes. For prices add res* 
JAMES FORFAR, l.yona, N, Y. 
YOU CAN SAVE 
lUIrt IMP V and the be 
IV1U1MCL I 1TY BY KEN 1)1 
PRICE * KNICKERBOCKER 
ALL VARIETIES OF POTATOES FOR SEEO.^iteSS'lJU.VJ 
CHESTNUT T R EEs ,.g to K incAw) BY MAI L. 
l‘J Spanish or 15 American forSl.OG. 
Send for NEW NURSERY CATALOGUE. Free. 
WII. H. MOON. HorrisvitU, Pa. 
viiiLo 
Strawberry 
«Vc. Hr*Lnrge Stock wild Low Prices, 
i Circulars Free. S.J.A 1,1,1s, Erie,l’a, 
GARDEN SEEDS 
DIRECT FROM THE FARM AT THE L0 WEST WHOLESALE RA7 
HOOD SEEDS AT LDW PRICKS. 
E. A REEVES & CO.’S 
OLD ESTABLISHED 
Seed Warehouse, 
68 Cortlandt Street, New York. 
Catalogues free on application. Mention the 
Rural New-Yorker. 
LANG’S 
LIVE 
NORTHERN GROWN, THOR 
0UGHLY TESTED. Flower Vegeu 
ble and Field. 20.000 Catalogue 
free. Send names of your friends 
FRED. N. LANC. Bamboo, Wls 
mm in DIRECT FROM THE FARM AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE RATES. 
SEED CORN that .T know will grow; White Itcan*. Oatw. 1’otaloos, ONION'S. Oahhnire 
Mangel R anel, < arrots. Turnips, Parsnip*, Celery, all of tin: |»>„t nualitv Catalogue with 
direcuons of cti uvafion FREE. C t ? ~ SHEI)s FOR 'HIE CI1IL»UKX'» GARDEN 
rw7t per cent. Ulscouiit. Lot the children send for my Catalogue * tin TDV MV errno 
1 liey arc \\ A Kit VNI'l-.D GOOIl or money reftimh-d. ANU TRY MY O EEDS. 
Address JOSEPH HARRIS, Moreton Farm, Rochester, N.Y. 
_ _ THE OLD 
R. B. Parsons & Co. 
N ursenes, Flushing. 
I rees and Shrubs, 
In large quantity, and <u price nnd quality very deslr 
able for the one of Dealers nnd LandscapeGardeners 
Catalogues free, address p.o. Box mi!, Flushing. N. Y. 
MBULE’S 
OURHEWCSTALOGUE 
ARE THE 
NEW RASPBERRY. 
BEEBE S GOLDEN 
Catalogue of SMALL FRUITS -- tit free on aDi 
Don JAM ES BEKBK. 
Address Cimmdnia, ('haul. t o.. N. 
1,30D varieties. 300illustrations. Send ua 
w w ...... i i >ik.v m w a. r ik r.r> IAV .Alilit 
your n«lt Iron* on |*>8tal, before buying otivM bere. 
It will fSAVE you money, and yon ought to have it. 
BENSON. MAULE 4 CO . Phil 
CRAPE VINES 
nrrfl Twenty varieties of Evcrgveens and 
KrKX Korpm trees. Millions of seedlings at 75c. 
IILLUtojiin 10 X 1 . Flne.large Stocky trees cheap. 
VFRfllJ Very low rates to large 
' * J IV Lx 11L L .1 o, planters. Cnta/ot/ue free. 
G ED. PI N X E V. sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Win. 
PEAt’il T HE ICS ni Bottom Price*.—A] 
Plum. Apricot. Ac. Prices free. Mention this pr 
K. S. JOHNSTON, Stock ley, l> 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS, ftXfe 
&c. A superior 3tc*-k of all the leading varieties of 
KM ALL FRFITS tioth new and old, at reason¬ 
able rates. Catalogue free. 
IRVING AI.LEN. Springfield, Mass. 
Nursery established ‘ i"7 years. Over 100 
varieties. Also, Strawbiurlee, llaspl'crrles, (loose- 
berries. Currants, Ac. Prices low. Qualify best, Cata¬ 
logues free. Geo. XV. ('ampheH. D ' - l" ' 
Q aqn L TP „*»**,* Best Assortment. New 
r 63 Cl) rG06 Price l-lst free to all. 
New Brunswick tNurserles) N. J. EDWIN ALLEN. 
Apple and Peach Trees. 
I 0.000 Choice Apple Trees, 'i to 3 years old, 3 to 7 
feet. SI 5 1 st hundred 50,000 Peach Trees, ( tofl 
feet, 1 year from bud. S50 per rhxmsnnd, 500.000 
Strawberry plants, including A Ibu uy. fiidwell, 
Sharplew,Downing, Kentucky, and other nopu- 
lar kind*, at S'J per thousand. I.arg*- -lock Shade 
and < I rim m r ni a I Trees. Send for Catalogue 
S. E. UOGElfS A SON, Mt. Holly, iturL Co., N. J. 
OTRAWIFRRIES! CURRANTS! 
X It \ SPOP.lt It IKS. GOOSE it P l< It IKS and 
W GlUl'Ks. standard nnd new varieties. 
S i' /AX a whielt have Keii planted by 
,vv 1.1 sorin' giv.wers tor 45 year*. 
N_-40 -1 fbi- quality is the nr»i 
f' 4 ., - Wl.ll v»ni>td,'tali'ut secured by 
torii/S'' l "°f l vatyful selection. 
I lie prlo-w. till- lowest eon- 
JP/ Sl-I, ut with sterling merit. 
Dreer’s Garden Calen- 
jv^>yi!nr for ISS 1, ottering Vtve- 
. table Flower aud Field Seeds. 
Plants. Bulbs, ami everything for 
...... .....led I roe. HEN It Y A. f> it PE It. 
< 14 ( bestuut Street, PH 11.A DEI.PH I 4. 
W GlUl'Ks. Sfnndard and new varieties. 
nr Send for price list. Address, HORACE I. 
BROUGHTON, Marblehead. Essex Co., Mass. 
« Now INTRODUCED for the 
FIRST TIME. The BEST 
EARLY CABBAGE GROWN. 
As the ORIGINATOR of the 
ESSEX • EARLY HYBRID 
SgUAbtl, ESSEX HYBRID 
TOMATO, and PEERLESS 
EARLY CABBAGE. I solicit 
the patronage of MARKET 
GARDENERS anti LARGE 
PLANTERS ORIGINATING and INTRODUCING NEW 
VEGETABLES especially My CATALOGUE lor 1884 
containing the NOVELTIES of the season, with a large 
list of STANDARD VARIETIES pp-k?m rvn rvp 
Market Gardeners send lor It UilliN 1 jCXwiLjli 
AARON LOW. i. ESSEX. V aRS 
RPQDY Plants 'v «• lit nr 
t < I ■ X a .lQr-,xiA' /irirt-f. |i 
KaspG'rn. s.CurrtuiU.Black M nr 
berms amt New Strawl-erry III IIv. 
WHITE B EL U I A X.-Undoubtedly theheavl 
est In cultivation. Early and very productive. 
NEW ZEALAND. The most productive variety 
grown. The past season, by the side of common outs 
that were almost rut tied with rust, tills variety made 
a splen Hit crop. Single bushel, $1.1U; a hush, or over, 
31.00 per bush., bugs Included. 
Also BELLE. MAMMOTH PEARL, and WHITE ELE¬ 
PHANT potatoes, $1.50 per barrel. 
T & il. II VLE, Willed, Erie Co.. N. Y. 
.4 jicrfWt rft/iisrrfn;/ .vV-d. 1 ,'ny nt'Crr 4.X4*',wll!eh it far 
yA rtan , r Fulldewri 
IU tree catalogue. HALT' BKt».S„So.Gtaetonbuiy 
CAPE COD CRANBERRY {True) 
The best sort for profit The most profitable of all 
crops. Full directions for cultivation on lowland, up¬ 
land or garden, with price of plants B. 51. WATSON. 
Oltl Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass. 
BEST 
NATIVE 
WHITE 
GRAPE KVKR 
PRODUCED IN 
AMERICA. 
My Annual Priced Catalogue ts now ready and 
mailed free to all applicants. It contains all the 
leading and most popular sorts of 
Vegetable, Field, and 
Flower Seeds. 
Besides all the desirable novelties of the last season, 
and nearly everything else iu my line of business. 
ALFRED BRIDGEMAN. 
3? East IWtb Si., near Broadway, 
NEW YORK (ITY 
Will be mailed 
, r dcanls and to 
tistoiners of lost * TiEE year without ordering it. 
It Contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and 
directions for planting all Vegetable and Flower 
seeds. Plants, etc. lUVUliltlhlC to all. 
D. M? FERRY & CO. 0 ™".’ 
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO’9 
BEAUTIFUL EVF.U.BI.4MH11NG 
Large aud Small Planters Hhould send for our new 
circular, glvlug full history and description. Also 
special easy terms of payment to everybody. 
NIAGARA WHITE GRAPE CO , 
LOCKPORT, N. Y. 
The only cutublishmeut making a SPECIAL 
BUSINESS of ROSES. 60 LARCE HOUSES 
for ROSES alone. WeCIVE AW AY, in Premi¬ 
ums and Extras, nioro ROSES than moot estab. 
liHhinentK gpjw. otroug Pot Plants suitable for intme. 
diate bloom delivered safely, pcvtpa'd.to any pivstothoe. 
5 splendid vaftaUtw. your c-holce,aJt lalieied.for SI: 
12 forS 2 ; 19 for 535 2 ljTnS 4 ; 3StorS5; 75 for 
f 10: 100 for SI3. Our NEW CUIDE.a c*mplei« 
Jisi'iMim 1!ip /I'oir, 70 no. tfrcu.vtlu i71i«j>r.4ie.i T-'T?, 'RVW! 
„ ) the DlftCCE d CONARD CO. • 
Bu.d Qrowux. W*»tUicVa, CbuaLar Co., P. 
150 Strawberries 
ONLY $1.00. 
*w;NEW to« •^CHOICE:'®* 
SEEDS! FRUITS! 
PLAN Ts i nch of Wilson, Crescent, Cumberland, 
Downing, indwell nnd sharpies*, each ktud labeled 
nnd tied separate: seventy page hook mi culture of 
Fruits and Flowers, and how to destroy nil Insects 
that trouble them, to oil who send order before April 
hHh. Book sent on receipt of money. Plants in April 
or May. K. \\ r . WELD, Nurseryman, 
(Name this paper.) Jamestown, N. Y. 
All of the best, both hew am! old. Plant*. Trees, 
vines,heeds, Ac, by mail.a m-.. laity st/tarrival 
i fuiirahtscii. tkl choice.eh,-aj', S l Bets, for example 
12 ROSESS$ l 
30 PACKETS iT5,VJ',V.r,T... $|. 
For the other S- !*l Sets and I.OOI things l>e 
aides, send for our tilntdrated t'at-dogue of over 100 
pages, free. Aa 4 hiar uur ma, muik# Kstab 
I idled 30 vra. 5tKJ acres. 21 larguUri>ouhouses 
THE STORRS A'HARRISON CO. 
FAiNtSV IM E. t'UFNTY. 011 10 
85 DAYS 
(SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.) 
SMITH, MYERS & SCHNIER, 
333, 325, 327 Jc 329 W. Front St* 
CINCINNATI, & 
PLEdSK MtxM'iov q iiis PAFFft. 
The ties! Y K W mid O LI) varlet ies. including t dm in 
pion, Itrigloou. Dchtw.irc. Diii-Iicms. I.ndv. .leller 
son. Liiil> Wnsliiuutoii, Moore’s Early. Pren¬ 
tiss. Pock 1 1 ngl on, Ac t Every vanelj lluril) 
Tl’t'i’aand IMauls.) Send for Culnlogii > Address. 
W. *, MTTLFe Itoclresier, N.Y, 
THOROUGHBRED yellow FLINT SEED CORN 
I'lic beat crop last year in Saratoga County. Bushel 
|3; Half, *L5U; Peek. ;r,e. 
KIliliY HOMESTEAD, CiiAKi.ros, N. Y. 
