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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
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TRADE 
mark; 
SEEDER 
FRUIT CUITURE, 
SPRINGPLANTING. £$*£; 
Japanese Maples, and other choice Ornamental Trees, 
s brubs, Roses ami Chrysanthemums. Also the best 
Fruits. New Catalogue of Novelties nnd Specialties 
free Also Linden’s Catalogue of Palms, Kerns, Or¬ 
chids, &e. Film. W. KKLXEY. 
HON llrmultvay, Mew York. 
SEE D Pt»T A TOE"*.—Best varieties, old and new, 
at reduced rates. Send for price list Mention this 
paper, vv. E. Weld, Evergreen Farm, Inglestde, 
Steuben Co., N. Y. 
Red Flowering Dogwood 
A-IMD OTHKR. NOVELTIES. 
Kissena Nurseries. 
Trees and Plants. 
Parsons&SonsCo., 
LIMITED. 
Flushing, N. Y. 
£tt&$ and giants. 
Tlie lost FstablisM fool House in Now M 
INVITES ATTENTION TO THEIR 
HIGH GLASS SEEDS 
SEND FOR CATALOGUES, 
\ J.M. Thorburn & Co. .15 John Si NewYork. > 
Seeds, Plants, Tines, Trees, etc. 
Acclimated Stock direct from the grower at Farm- 
rr’s Prices. Cleveland’s growth of Fens. Catalogues 
free JOHN II HI VERS, 
R etch inn’s Corners, Saratoga C« , N. Y. 
FINE 
APPLE TREES 
FOR SALE BY 
GEORGE ACHELIS, 
WEST CHESTEK, PA. 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATALOGUE OF 
NEW, RARE, AHD BEAUTIFUL PLANTS 
For 1SS5 is Xotv Ready, with a Colored Plate. 
It Is full Id really good and beautiful plants, as well 
as nil the novelties of ntertr. 
The rich collection of tine Foliage, and other Green 
house and Hothouse Plants, are well grown, and at 
low prices. 
Free ro all my customi rs; to others, 10c., or a plain 
copy gratis. Catalogue of See s, Rous, Orchids, 
Fruits, etc., gratis. JliaJi *»A1'L, 
\\ it-liington, II C. 
MMi cpt seeds awe 
DUnrCC V FARM ANNUAL FOR 1885 
Will be sent FR RE to nil who writ* f*r it. It 1b a Handsome Book of 120 nngoa, hundreds of 
beautiful new illustrations, two Colored Platen, and tells all about tho best I arm and i«ur<l<>n 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., PHILADELPHIA. PA. 
< 1 RAPE-V IN ES of over 10O kinds. Nur- 
xj f All C/Cs ser j- established 28 years, 
m Delaware. Concord. Lady. Imnitr male, 
Niagara. Vergennes, Hayes, Early Victor, Lndv 
and all the best new ami old vnrlcTles, .-plendlc’ 
stock Prices low. Catalogues FKKK. 
GEO. W CAMPBELL. Delaware. Ohio. 
Trees! Shrubs! Vines! 
SMALL FRUITS, etc., etc. 
Our New Nursery Catalogue, one of the finest and 
most complete, sent Free. WA1 II. VIDON. 
Morrlrville. 1- a. 
Plant the Reliable Seeds 
OF 
I.DEFOREST ELY & CO. 
Catalogues Free. Dealers write for wholesale list. 
11’W Market s»t., Philadelphia. 
Z. De FOP.EST ELY. ROBERTS STEVENSON 
Late of firm of R. Buist, Jr. 
V. K I NORRHII.Ih PO’KEEP**?E N Y. 
RFRRY PLANTS, all kinds, cheap and true. 
I v I j it li i yijigara Grape, Marlboro Hasp, all the 
ilVir Strawberries, etc. For Points and Prices, send 
for Berry-Lent, full, fresh and free Get the best. 
kkkiis, r, UAKBUiiL, wnoteaateseed Merclmui 
Specialties; Kentucky Blue and Orchard Gra-s 
77 AND 72 W. MAIN STREET. LEXINGTON, KY. 
EXTRA. CLBANED 
JOHNSON GRASS SEED. 
The best Grass grown; large ytelds per acre. Will 
grow wherever corn will. Can be cut In most sec¬ 
tions three times In others six to nine times per an 
uum. Well liked by all kinds of stock. 
Send for pamphlet. 
HERBERT POST, 
Formerly Postburgh.) Melina. Dalian Co., Ain. 
550000 CRAPE VINES 
80 Varieties. Also Small Fruits. Quality unsurpassed. Warranted true to name. Very 
cheap. Illustrated descriptive price list free. LEWIS ROESCH. Fredonia, IV. Y. 
OUR FARMS £S 
growing nf Seeds, and cultivated / 
by ourselves comprise ever a gAs 
1,500 ACRES,m 
LANDRETHS’ 
K. EXTRA 
*3Wearly 
— __ ___ _introduced mid named by 
OtV E** rY Y ra v>» KV? C*t7* *“* <•- ears m»«, is 
■TW Vpm h ■ B Nk \rf II h TV »aPJNI unquestionablytliebest 
Sk. l— . Lw ^ \ Pen I«r •Hui’ki't <>r 
■9 ."ft U|.l,.-.-led 'uSSffi.WrnSt 
W Private Families by mail or other*,*, , 
^ _ a waling Tlw bags ar* <it lied * '••(ii'a * '■»/!>, to dirt- 
BEWARE ofDECEPTION IltingdSh them from imitation and spurious stock. 
£ Y *? u A,rT u o LD c!? LANDRETHS’ SEEDS 
from Dealer", demand lh»m m onr original sealed package*. There are tens of thousands of dollars 
worth of Girilen Seeds palmed off annually up n the public as LAND RUTHS-’, which we never sup¬ 
plied \ tiro--. I'riiiul upon the public. I .mid ret Its* Rural Register and Alliliiline, con- 
iSSK^aSlSJKD. LANDRETH & SONS *#AmW«IS’ 
OROWERS O' AMERICAN PEDICRF-E GARDEN SEEDS 
/ la a | ■ w IB • | uujiiiiis'u vuvuh *-•*' **** * * 
LANDRETHS’ genuine SEEDS 
our original sealed noeknge*. There are tens of thousands of dollars 
off annually upon tlie public an LAN DltKTIlK’, which we never sup- 
l the public l.omlrellis* Rural Register and AImih tine, con- 
21 tV 215 So. sivtli St. 
PHILADELPHIA. 
c^ORVs 
- A SEED , 
^ATaLOG 1 ^ 
SEED Warranted to»Crow. 
or order refilled gratis. 1 have sold vegetable and flower 
United Stales, tier haps some are your neighbors, if so ask 
them whether they are reliable. Mr. Thomas Henshall of 
Trov,Kansas,writes me ; “For 26 yean I liavedealt w ilh 
you, l have lived in Iowa, Missouri. Colorado, atul Kan¬ 
sas, and no matter what the soil or climate, the result 
w«s always the s-alne, to wilrellglontly honut 
and good." This is the kind of seed I raise and 1 The 
Hubbard arid Marblehead Squash, Marlilelieinl 
Corn, Marblehead Cabbage-*, l>hlo Potato. Kclirse 
lteel, ure some of tlie vegetable- -f which 1 WHS the original in¬ 
troducer. A Fair wilh tPoo in premiums. See my catalogue,free to all. 
lAMIN J. II. GliEGOlt Y. Seed Grower), Marblehead. Mass 
NIAGARAS 
have been planted in all parts of the country, have 
proved tt success everywhere and to he the most val¬ 
uable variety in cultivation. 2year old vines of this 
wond erful ly prod uctiv e , ha rdy, delicious WHITE 
/"S 1 A A J 1 T ' are now offered for the 
I I—c Z\ |— J H first time at the low 
vA i V xa. 1 i—J prii’c i.if'tH.oo each by 
mail post paid. Wo hold the entire stock of this 
grape; none having ever boforo been sold with the 
ptivilegeof pro pagat ion therefrom. 
A T T Tv T T—' O can now be obtained only 
\l N I I \l H ^ directly from US or our 
V JL X N J — J k—/aut lioriied agents. Order 
your vines NOW before stock \* exhausted. Circu¬ 
lars free. Addrees the Sole Owners, 
NIAGARA WHITE GRAPE CO., Lockport, N. Y. 
E V R R X 
“MA« AHA” 
VINE 
Has this Reg¬ 
istered 
TRADE MARK 
Stamped on a 
Lead Seal 
Attached. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. SPS-XSSi. 
All the leading varieties ot Smalt Fruit-, both new 
and old, at reasonable rates. Catalogues free Address 
1RVINI* ALLEY, Springfield. Mass. 
• P. *. CABBAGE. Tke Beat SEED** In the 
world supDllerl l>y Isaac F.Tt, t ivohast. La Plumr, Pa. 
Tltirrv Year«,*e*t**nence in the busiae-s, enables 
b^Atmin^nfVegetable, Flower & F^eid Seeds 
F..r puri'v. vilnutv and -.ulterior quality they mr- 
ti, >t ho excelled i-spocially for three orh , aptir-viate a 
chmcestoek or Seeds A tri.U iaregnested aud they will 
reo an mend t)ienis>tl rt-s. .-miili’s I': tnlogne 
with select h-r i,f Vegetabh- Fltm ,*r A Field Seeds and 
Bulbs Impieinet out Gnrdea Reijnisites mailed 
t«. .til--•,.i.lie:.t'J,./ WK H. SK2T1I- Seedsman 
;%r.;*V^^i\^^CPHILADELPHIA. 
Unparalleled Offer 
BEMT *2 YR. VINES.' 
Samples, Read This , nnd Remit with Order. 
24 Concords, *1.10; 34 Cherry Currants, *t '0; 30 
Hansell, *1 10; ill Aguwan, *1.10- 2U0 James Vick, 81.lii: 
7-’ Ohio, *1.10 2i'Salem #1.10; 2UG Mam-he-ter, *1.10; 
44 Gregg, *1 ID; N) other collections, *1, it each. Every¬ 
thing warranted true to name and best quality, 
carefully packed In moss. Address 
A. !*. VV 4 TtfiV, 
Wealfield. I biiKiatooiti Co.. N. Y. 
Thoroughbred Corn and Squash Seeds. 
Circulars and Samples Free. 
JEFTs A CO.. Asliby. 
CORN 
PI 11 C D C D D full history of this 
DkUCDCnK T valuable fruit, with a 
beautiful cut of the fruit free. Please send your ad¬ 
dress on a postal. DKI.II* STAPLE.'. 
West Sebevsa. Ionia Co.. Mich. 
Other 
1’I.ANTS 
PLANTS m 
lu same proportion^ v- 
IVCATlLIKirE FnrR>G' S Tj!'t. ^ 
tr-CATALOGUE FREE. 
D. C. McCRAW 
BIVKESIDE GAKDF.NS, HIYGIIASTOY, 
i. rTDon’i Fall to Try_«J 
1 HORSFOKD’S n C A I 
it Market Garden “tA! 
Ul Extremely Prolific. 170 Dodson 
Pijh one plant. 20 bushels from 85 
Y? rw.unds, 25-. per 2 oa. r>kt.; S pkts, 
I I *'. postpaid. Stock small. Order 
J I enrlv. For sab- by first-elaes seeds- 
J I men. Grown by PRINGLE & 
art. HtlKM oKl), Charlotte, Yt. 
>1 Plunrs, Bulbs, and 
J Requisites. They are 
I the best at tlie lowest 
F prices. Calendar fur 1SS5 
mailed Free. Address, 
HENRY A. DREER 
< 714 CHESTJiC f M . PH IL L. 
klCPEAR 
UTA.pt. API 
EAR HEADOUARTERSit*^ 
LAt ll und ulb.r t ill IT Tin ts. 
NEWBERRIES BAUl.UOUt)''^ ~ 
\»EARLY CLUSTER!®f j; 5 
I new GRAPES S85Sft85S« S 
A'l'KK VNTS *e. C , ' i.'u ’«V 
' J. S. COLLINS Moureatown. S. J. 
It L- ri nu lu [,t tin il sty lllua- 
truted IkhiL i>t uvt'r 70 pages. 
It p i 8 Mow to grow matt., of ail 
Und, l:Iv, . K.mi -t dcewriptiuiu 
oral! WOKTIIY SMALL 
FRUITS xii l n»i»re- 
jH-t tlrii, llit lun*i‘»t Hook iu 
ihc Cultcit ^Uion. It ci»nu*TM> full Inwnwtlon* frrpluntlngt 
pruning, itn<l ultt.ilnlitic V'rult TfWI urn! I'lirntn, and 
is rvplct'f with lufiffi'iTt'oii mvAluatilo to all interested iu fruit 
oul'urc. cvdp aHy l*rlo»% with |»lntcA« ^lO 
dcittn; witSiout plttioA, d Prioe-Llut* FREE* 
J. T. LOVETT, Little. Silver, N. J. 
rtes, W ilsou Jr , Hl»ek"«rrl>‘S 
Alai I boro Hasplierrle-, Grapes, etc 
WAl. parry. 
Parry P. O., N . J. 
T HE EARLIEST POTATO: Early White 
PrUe Purchase of the Ortgtnator; one Pound, 
post-paid, 7*c.: by express, peek, tl,5e- bushel, *4.50; 
bbl. *to. Price List free GEO U, IDLYIN. 
Dalton, Pa. 
T -DREER’S 
GARDEN SEEDS 
SMALL’S 
CALF FEEDER. 
This ,VK» -rti.-lH i, appnolausi 
au.l ap|irav«l t»y mil urugrrsmire Kt.r 
rner, and Su<k Kai-cr-. Tlie calr 
aiieka u (oo.l .lu ll), In a itm.fr . r/y 
tMtucal « .iy, ttirlting a, well a. when 
r.sl ,iu Its iiwti m.ither l'irv'ul vr, 
Kris' SMALL.A At ATTHKAV-, 
M*• i-k.-t Si.. ItoMton. M».- 
ATTCMTiny I Special offer in choice vmrteties of 
B I I C B IIUH ! Small Fruits. No seconds sold. Write 
for Catalogues to A. C, s*abin, 441 rn wood. I own. 
HOVEY TOMATO. 
Pronounced by comoetenl judges as the finest To¬ 
mato vet produced- Hon. Marshall P. Wilder says it 
Is a ’’beauty." Send ror circular. 
C. .VI. MOV tv dfc I'O., 
21 South 'lnrkct Siren. Boston. 
Catnloguc ready March 15. 
YY'RLCOMK DAT**. -Iu bags of three bushels, 
*1 per bushel White schoeueu. lu bags of .’kj bushels 
75 cents per bushel. Rous 35 cents each 
J. T.VLCOTT At l*OS. Koine. N Y’. 
SALESMEN Wanted by the Introducers or Raneo- 
cas Kasptierry. R G. ‘ lust: v Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 
Salary and expenses pal i The business easily learn¬ 
ed. Growers of a Full Line of Fruits & Ornamentals. 
T HE NEW EARLY WHITE GRAPE, 
Empire State, 
For which we paid the originator *4-1.000 In cash, 
and control the entire stock, is now tirst offered to 
the trade. Send for Descriptive Circular and Price 
List- In OHCS. 
A splendid stock, our own roots. In cellar, one and 
two years, at low rates 
Clematis. 
Two years: strung- a large assortment of varieties. 
Scud lor Price Lists. Address 
PRATT BROS,, 2V«rservw«n, Rochester, X. T. 
^xQQQQQQ^eT;; 
O \wU0)WVl0 Blackberry 
M \*d'Currants, Crapes, Fruit 
C- * T rees, Ac. All BKHT old sorts and 
!r 'new. to KINS, IUKMIOKO, lO'OT, MY, 
,/KUtl.Y rUsrKK, M4UAK*. KIKKIKIU Sen 
’ m rylif K* 1 1 C, J, 4, Uttl.t YU, Buotvalvwii, \. J. 
“rural blush potatoes 
For Sale at *1.50 per bushel. Sacks free. 
11. P. 4'orey, Yates City, Knox Co., 111. 
Dew Berry Plants for sale: 50 cents each or (3 
erdozeu. A. 4) BLISS, Ceiwruila, Va. 
F«K SALE AT THU 
NEW CANAAN NURSERY. 
The Largest and Moat Complete Stock ol 
N (J ItSKIt Y-GRO\VN 
TREES, SHRUBS, AND VINES 
IN NEW ENGLAND 
a 0,0011 Peach Treea, one and two years old, very 
fine, and grown from Tennessee Pits. 
We are prepared to fill orders with choice stock nnd 
with dispatch. None wanting anything in our line 
need fear to order from us. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS. 
New Canaan, Ct. 
SEEDS. 
IS3S 1SS3. THE LARGEST mul V(«»t 
Bemiiitul E-vlr IVar. Blpenlng 
In Central New 7 ork early lu July, 
and sells at Highest Prices. Send for 
History of Grig nnl Tree. lOil 
«ld {?" flfiiih|uarirr« for 
POTATOES. Many varieties, choice new seed¬ 
lings, finest quality, g r eat ylelders, no equal for 
beauty or i-arliuoss now known. Also Roses, sweet 
Coru.ior flavor, tenderness. Juicy, sweet and sugary, 
best in the world Ears large us StowcU’s, fit for 
the table SO to 65 days from planting, and will please 
all .Hire. Also the Welcome Oats and the new Flower 
Corn, etc. Catalogue free. Ai.kiiku Kosk, l*enu Van, 
N. Y. 
COMM 
A Specialtv tt* tie -> Nurseri—< Kxtrn S’rong 
Out-Door Plants, d-o Fine Pol Put"’ I’hrnp. 
(Every vitrl'dv of ITtirdv Trees end Plied-, !'■ tit 
Fruit, and (b-laeieto-'.V' « ‘id for • nr Cdologuc. 
Address. YV. S. l.ITTI.E, RoehesSer, N.Y. 
My v tin uni Priced Catalogue Is now ready and mail 
ed free to ad applicants. It coutuius all the leading 
and most popular sorts of 
VEGETABLE, FIELD, 
AND 
FLOWER SEEDS, 
Besides all the deslrab'e novelties of last season, and 
nearly everything else lu my line of business. 
ALFRED BRIUCEMAN, 
37 Eisi 1 Mill St., near Broadway, New York. 
ford's* 
Best »ml n,o,t |>rotlubl* LATE WHITE 
PEACH; in»ia4lin< lesuliug 
vitrUftl* \l IHIuiu*h Kurl)' Red, biieofthu 
iiio*L .'urljr ati|>U*<«. Lut'd siMjk Vi»- 
I>le* *IDltr:v til. lltDsl Ifi»|.UlHr kii».f>. 
r'lirl) Iklchiiioiiil, Montmort iioy, ®n»l 
i*i r -Ib'i ’ clifrrli’a, lipupt^ '*tri»\v bfp. 
Hivs licw tuul ttldvr viuiulivs. 
100.4KK) ‘J-yrir-oM Ai>|iurutf ua roul*. Ldian* 
»(ock siliHtLt uml omiitticniKJ rnwn, S*’ii*i Uk 
ontxiloguc. 8. K Hogvi. \ Sau ( Mt. Holly. N. J. 
OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOCUE FOR 1885, OF 
“EVERYTHING FOR THE CARDEN/’ 
full of valuable cultural direction*, containing three colored plates, and embracing 
ei erv tiling nett and rare In Need* and IMmil*. will In’ mailed on receipt of stamps 
to cover post age cents). To customer.- id Iasi season sent free without application. 
PETER HENDERSON & CO., 
35 & 37 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. 
SMITH’S ccc’ive 
1 DCDDICC and !iti, q/:nr »> c«u tie 
r" 5 l C-a DCnnltOgnuvn if follow..nr 
fawEl method. Free Cat- vu<* dV'cri 1 mil 
HALE BkO&. So. Glastnnburv Gonn 
