HEW. * 83 ! 
ROSES SIB 
GRApegflggS 
VINES j^5Bp 
ETC* IffimigAwli'. 
NEW GOOSEBERRY 
AND 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
Seeds ana Slants 
THE COMING POTATO 
“ Early Mayflower.” 
BURPEE’S MAiyiMOfH*IRON*CLlD*WATFPMCI flM 
A* the introducers of the now celebrated 
Cuban queen, wc faring before the public for the 
Urst tiiue.auantlrelydi-'liict amt most valuable 
KSiSSSf®.*. bitJumce’s mammoth 
1 IVtt.V V LA l>baj Hub decided |ioluL> r.rsnnr- 
rlonti that it e 1 II iyeedlly beenme a popular 
fa.ortM will) ail lover* of Hue melon*, wfailt. 
for market It (, nnu/nnUH. The vliapc I* the 
niO-t perfert; akin bau-Iamielv Mrl‘i».ot; Hash 
beautiful, dainty red, fan.re crnmltlbc m»,T 
any other melon; nmu delt«lju=, riuh ■aga.y 
navor ; tleab never mealy. lOwayt nrm, -rmark- 
ahty sot id. Htirpee a Maimnotn Ironclail gruwa 
uniform!.!/ to a larger kite tlum ant other rurl- 
ety knoitn. Tinier ordinary cultivation «■«. 
hale lint lllltldfedv of melons weigfaiu,- Iron, fill 
to TO ib*. ea:b and the entire crop upr,; 61 } 
lit. \ lyerous growth matUfeo earn, ini | a 
the must productive varlerr k lent 'J. rile terlona 
ilder of a man without bursting. rhehard- 
Witbont exception lIu- ben variety for xAippiuo 
Price, per bn-re!.......98.00 Price, per week. * 
“ “ h "* i,,el .i-oo •• •. i m n Pf . ck . 
*• “ half bii-hel. 2.50 •• “ poititd. 
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 EARLlf 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 our 
i'OK THE LARGEST VARIETY OF VEGETABLE, TREE and FLOWER SEEDS, SF 
heart, jtad rom&Ioa of 
If ADI C flf^ITCD I receipt 'if 50 lent* In pusingi 
>\nOLb UT i kit ■ t>lct-of tit© two rO'* uavoM-l*.^ kLo* 
« puckct (ilch or Uurn^e'a Netted f*ein Mu*k Melon, otooet 
Jmp. Hl<l Turnip licet, ben Kimim|k«h f'uUbfitft', 
-«'i t 'i*r t tulltt*ij ; KuuihI > cllnw linn \ «*c»*Onion; New 
^puitUli WojmItduh Prpnrr. ewtet, red; Hollow* Orov 
Uii.il, UI..II.I.- nmi ...«lieui : Early Long Seal-1,-1 Ku.ilaii; Hur 
•■* 1 nriilc Tivy Jl uiitc-fi Turnip. Peril e*l. handsome. uml l.lv 
'l" 1 *hoi'■ 15 I’uckw. are wurtb Ketnll \ulue-, tl,5(l| blit 
I. unpaid iu any iJiJr-.-v idr ll\I. Y 50 CENTS l.\ Si t >1TS, 
|f)I I HD ri i 9ctiil oU.ve ->.len<lM eutimilluu c f 1£* vurt.-iUi at 
'ULLHli of ilie fbtiowl«£: l uiiuillnti \\ 
»e lfiBS Ultru Swi’H Corn, tweeted of ait: 
rlpw tt IllUs >plllc C «cnm bir, dumb be Ur 
15 JOHN STREET 
All my Seed Is warranted to be fresh ami 
ti ne to name, so far that should it prove 
otherwise, I agree to reJill orders gratis. 
A large part of the great collection of 
Seed Intlerisof my own growing. As the 
original introducer Of Eclipse Diet, Bur* 
banlc Potatoes. Marblehead Early Corn, 
the Hubbard Squash, and scores of other 
liew Vegctables, 1 invite the patronage 
[Hlblic. Jn t lie gardens and on the farms 
»* "ho plant my seed will he found my 
Iverl lament. Catulogu-. ; FK EE to all. 
SEED , 
Catalog^ 
ffiperluT Uwurl' Lur^e Mibbed Celery 
rU * N«*\v No. 2 C'libbitjft** cpl^ittiid sboflitM 
Letlnce, inr; 1 ** 1 *^* Med U. iherMleL 
su ™ 1 " r s ul»slfy, lOUtf wLitu; &plu»ch. ucw Uiict-*vel fuuuu >ni Hur 
PIT * I IIiiiat Touiuto, junlf Hi cek*bn.'M ® ir 
0Cr*'» ’’*• #0 V \ KIKTKH Jicw ftU'l ciiMKr Si’e.ls. m T'aiu**.l amount tolfi 75 V^ , 'TL T VI \ 1 r*t* 
bu; we will ...I) -uiIrvL-ullwHm, r„r ONI.y ON K DOLLAR. 11 , 1 , cfc« L-f m.d 
va.h' ir w-lr'o | • l.'V \ a ri'l If s 1 ' Wl»|* tlluM/atloua. a,; 1 Tu i dlr^jtioav for cub uru prim.-1 o, 
I , 1 ' VTOUS aud uol ..mfwforg ..r thta f :.n of plarlug a v ulu v-. iu -ullr-i u.n uf -t • fa,- Ca- 
dru ita.d-, b* fun. i far [iu., u: u i ■■ <b«u ll a.f usual pri - . lit It PET’S s>'K |*s ar>- wwrrau' -d II r.r J... i. 
VskY “ ;' , ""r , ' iurl1 "> troveir‘-M|..-r1orlty to'all w'ho » ,n . rv ;bem 
(t 1 fl n n 1 ' * ,*■*..* " '*• dlv«u Ui *-be erowcf!- of 111 ,. I*m VeettAblcs uml Furm t>rn 
4> UUU CoiupeUilou «JW„ town. Srr our Ciitamuue for itordoulars Show* Lbt 
FLOWER SEEDS uf *inl»«m». Pawy, Petunia 
JAMES J. H. GREGORY.SEED fiROWER MARBLEHEAD. MASS 
J • CENTENNIAL* 
G ARDENERS’ COMPANION 
TS. TV. most complete and brilltautly cmu-JlisluM seed t'atnl 
-—-J o^iiui. i lio nrliclc on rlXurUpt (tnrilcuinif iiuiifi* i . l,«i 
OI .‘L WNK ?n ndreotii ?k.\k, V- 
wo a Kid on ordert for Seed will give credit fur that iuioui't 
LANDRETH & SONS. Seed Growers Lock Box.Pt 
ubliMhtyl, costing fifteen centB. 
gouty tini.-w tka 
u Ornate (tu 
W.'ATLEE BURPEE & CO 
M r e now ofltir for tiie -’rst fund a very valuable new variety. Circu¬ 
lar giving full dcscri/ci- n and price, r 3*j«her wjth a tiandaome 
t *lored oLite. free. VliJress. ELLWJLHtiKR & BARRY, 
Jluuut llupe Nurseries Rochester, N. Y. 
: NOKTHERN STOCK 
(irowti Expressly . 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATALOGUES OF 
New Choice Seed Potatoes. 
Invincible. R. M. Rose. Roxatma, Rose's-New Blush’ 
New So. 2 Gipsy. EvlnUus, Rose Seevlllnif. Evening 
Mar, O. K. Prolific. ComiuiT. M. Bonum—ail ranging 
iu yield 301) to over 9ft) bushels to the acre. Early 
Sunrise. TlayiUiwer, Telephone, go., selected from 65 
varieties I grew in i-«S- PiHcrLvK.s fret 
A LFKF.l) ROSE. Penn A'aii, N. Y. 
FOR 1SS-J - will b<* ready in February with a 
* . COLORED PLATE, ‘ 
It is full m really good and heantlfui plants.as well 
ns all the Novelties of Jlrrlt. 
The rich collection of Fine Fuliuge and other Green 
[louse mill liot house Plants, are well grown and at 
low prices. Free to all mv customers- t„ others file 
or a plain copy gratis Out slog tie of Seeds, Roses' 
Orehlds. Fruits, iko, gratis JOHN saJ l. 
W ashington. I), p. 
DO YOU WANT 
r,M 1 I NT. and ,wery way 
satisfactory at a Fair price. E. o* J. C. 'vVTI.LrAMS, 
Montci.aik, N. J., will supply you. Catalogue tree.) 
e IF YOU DO 
(i«»i) SFEllt AT LOW PRICE!*. 
E. A. REEVES & CO.’S 
OLD ESTABLISHED 
Seed Warehouse, 
68 Cortlaudt Street, New York. 
Catalogues free on applieatlon. Mention the 
Rural New-Yorker. 
PERMANENT EM PLOVMENT for Honest 
Energetic Men. Salary and Expenses paid 
THE CHASE NURSERIES* 
All the most desirable Fruits mid Ornamental-. 
New England applicant * address us at Boston. Mass 
\ork Statcoud Ohio at Geneva, N. Y.; 
N. Jersey, Pa., Md., Del., and V-,..at Philadelphia, Pa. 
R. <«. CHASE A- C(»*. Vur*,ervinen. 
THEN 
• SEND FOR U TO MARKET GARD ENERS 
and SAVE MONEY v Robert buist. jt 
21!" vnclh HiyiaLI ■ seed grower, Philadelphia. 
_ VICK’S SEED 
choice Flower Seeds. I IK'.; 5 pkt-s. Vegeta 
Is, Mc..postpaM. .1 J. Bull, Windsor, N. Y 
>KEI» OAT?*, k limited i(tiailtltr of the WHITE 
\V KLl’oMk OATS. The seed was prov'ured al head- 
quarters last season and is warranted pure. While 
star. White Elephant, Early Hebron, and other varie¬ 
ties of Potatoes. For prices, address 
JAJIE* FORFAR. Lyons. N. Y. 
NEW RASPBERRY. 
BEEBE’S GOLDEN. 
Catalogue of SMALL FKITTs sent free on a p plica 
tiou. JAMES BEKBK, 
Address CiiHHUdngfu Chant. Co.. N. Y. 
BEST MARKET PEAR 
SMALL FRUIT PIANTS, S«g 
Xe. A superior stock of all the leading varieties ol 
*MAl)L FRF ITS both new ami old. at reason 
able rates. Catalogue free. 
1R\ !N(« A1.LEN. Sprin K tield. Mass. 
CRCAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! 
Our stock, which is exceedingly line, embraces all the leading varieties. Thev are stored in frost proof, alrv 
I'ouses imil were grown by ourselves We offer them at the following attraetiv,- prices .- 
Chicago J arket, White Mar. Beauty of H»bron. Early Xuowtlukv, Mammotli Pearl. White Elephant, Prideof 
America. \ Id. * I rl/.e. st. Patrick, Roc best t-r Favorite, Belle, HurbankV Seetlllug, Dunmore, $*‘.5U per barrel: 
Sl.Oi per bushel: Ibeenrs per iieek. ' ' 
Boston Marker, and Early Ohio All m per barrel , $1.> per bushel; 50 cents per peck, 
v ick’s Improved PoaeJitdmv, and Early Gem, *b i,i per barrel • $:u>i per bushel -. 81>0 per riei-k. 
Two or t.lii'*-* varieties can be packed tu one barrel. II desired, without extra costr" 
W e park and deliver ai freight ami express ofileus ar above prices. 
PEACH TREES Alllte* 
mnsviol uew andoUlBtraw5errie>, 
Curuit, Grapes, Raspberries, etc. 
\EARIY CLUSTER 
-'New Blacltberry. early, hanly, goovL 
7 Single hill yielded I It quart* at out 
/ lucking, bend for I m* Catalogue. 
J. i*. t’OLI.|>>*, Uoueatvsti, S. J 
PEACH TREES at Hot tom Prices.—Apple. 
Plum. Apricot. ,%c. 1’rlcs-s free. Mention this paper. 
R. .*>. JOHNSTON, Stock ley, Del. 
Vines, Strawberries, Blackberries, 
Ruipber/n-*. Xe Kietiur A LeConte 
P«.,rs Price list > r.r, Jon, Ifon- 
smv A sli.n, MerchantvUle, N. J. 
|FA '•> Specialty. Nur- 
s«*ry «‘st abl i shed *^7 
r m > <k ‘ 
I OO best, now auti old 
. . v.’irin!ies for vintvards 
Modetlno rnees low. Catnlocm**, 
M . i. umphcll, D'Taw.trt\ Ohio 
VICK’S EXTRA EARLY 
Introduced for the first time this y ear. Is the EAUI.1 KST POTATO In cultivation. Price, ft'J.iKI per pound • five 
pounds for Si.no. ^|ot more that) live pounds sent to one address. 
Illustrated Price-List ol Puiatars Srut Free on Application. 
CALKS"KN \\ ANTED -To solicit orders for 
lih our fruit and oruameutal stuck. A splendid line 
of new speelalt! -s. Gooit wages an«l stea.lv employ¬ 
ment given to reliable, energetic men. write for 
terms to E. B. R1G1LAUDSON i CO.. 
Seneca Lake Nurseries. okneva, X. Y. 
JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y 
Jf% B* By mail, ;est p:ud 4 let 
!■ M K* -iltr., |2 let- val. Safe 
I *• arrival and tali -ali-fac- 
L9 a 1 ll t ou gieirm’.'-* d. Dttvc- 
tb>iLM fur ciillur- with all 
orilets- 1’atuhvne FKl'I-i. Order now. 
\S jl. It. REED*Cliumhernbiirg, Pa. 
150 Strawberries 
ONLY $1.00. 
DOUBLE VOUR CR OP BY PL ANTING CAREFULLYSELECTED AND TESTED SEED OK THE BEST VARIETIES 
NORTHERN GROWN, VERY EARLY. 
Also Mower Vegetable and Meld 
ibeeds. 14 New Yanties ol Pota¬ 
toes. Order cully Catalogue Free. 
FRED. N. LANG, Baraboo.Wis. 
J"- PLANTS i ach of Wilson, Crescent, Cumberland, 
Downing, Biilw>-;i anil Sharpies*, each kind labeled 
and tied separate: seventy page book on eulture of 
Fruits ami Flowers, aud how to destroy ail insects 
that trouble them, to all who send order before April 
loth, Book sent on receipt of money. Plant.* in April 
or May. E. W. WELD, Surserymau, 
reelly III Nortliern Mat,-, u ]u, »,»n., wn.-u utti.i van. i, . tie .1 i » 
of very ilis-p ..runortor. sin.-ilt r. ! ■ ol. -. c i, of rtieliuui le-tght, l-riStn,-1IIS twu . 
lual 1 riutl.uf ,r-. t tfli trirstu-l* m. I r. t r,,n, ,,,su t.., ; ,-r - I - 
eiki lliii-*-. Dnnltictl* eni-s*. .1 fit,.-^ umIU> s.n -lal-rui'lu> i ilmoutai 
tt. 5t»i-., Ibrvs- ttv. If 1,00 ll, I,,; or V,1 : |I,.-L ?5e.. t>ll*fl,-l t-l.- 
-New iiulrti-n Itcunly. I’a, .-t I Oe„ 50,-., 3 1 - |,uti|aM | ■ g * 
CI..-torC„. Mainninilt, I'urtnerV Favorite. Gulden Dent. i-wr» -t.-a. 
''-Mfv PRIOE OF THE NORTH W 
ou-ftcl if ^Ia\, l:iw . ! J Ini*.J Yt’IIdU < ui.»«lu, KiirulTl«*t*b y Unit* \\ ».it. 
V ‘ ,t T* r il **‘ Gl»l>KK NOW* K.am .11 fiv I*. <1. or.) r ,...4 .1 
tn* | sKK|>n .,, till- LOW l‘!*»T IVIpw w 1 ar fur Hie \«*w iipI EomiitHr 
M Ml.I Ip FI:► » . \\ ..Ir.r SfleS.OO IN i Vsll KOU liE* 
iS 3 «-iss 4 . p omona Nurseries. 
C t ESTABLISH ED ISttf.) 
|\ WILSON JUNIOR* 
) The l.nrgrs. Early It lac I* berry 
X) KIKFFEK HYBRID FEARS. 
MI 100,000 Peach Trees. 
/ 10O Acres, iu 8n.ail Fruits, 
Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries. GRAPES, 
Currants, .te. Fruit & Shade Trees. Catalogue wl. Ii 
col’d plates tiro. \YM. PARRY, Pam p.0., Jci sr-v. 
CARNATIONS! 
and PANS IES 
TWi'i <f t\f.n iua:i<*n on:heir 
culture, free to all*otVcrs' 
Plants at ivasonable prices.] 
EO.S, WALES R ‘3 
