LANDRETHS 5 
EXTRA 
tftfWEARLY 
trade 
MARK 
4885 ~ THE RURAL NEW-fORRER, 22 
®tmi, £tt&$ and giant*. 
Tie Oldest EstiisM M Horn is New Yerl 
INVITES ATTENTION TO THEIR 
HIGH CLASS SEEDS. 
SEND FOR CATALOGUES. 
J.M. Thorburn & Co.15 JohnS: NewYork. 
BURPEE’S seeds mavm 
DU In EE O FARM ANNUAL FOR 1885 
Will be sent FREE to all who write for It It is a Iln iidsnme Rook of 120 pages. hundreds of 
beautiful new illustrations, two Colored Elutes, and tells all about, the le st Farm and Garden 
SEEDS 
beautiful new illustrations, t wo Colored 
and tells all about the 
•arm and Gnrden 
Seeds, including IMPORTANT Novelties of Real Merit. Farmers, Market Gardeners, and 
Planters who want the BEST SKKDM at the LOWEST PRICES Bond address on a postal to 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., PHILADELPHIA. PA. 
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 
growing of Seeds, and cultivated 
by ourselves, comprise over a g&yj 
1,500 ACRES 
^ P ft UB *'* rs nifo, is 
C C W l ^" piT^'or Al u rket'or 
Supplied in any quantity, to Family tinrtlen. 
mja Dealers. Market ttnrdenere. or “ Put up in sealed packages, of 1 pirn 
Private Families, by mnil or otherwise, , and l j (lint. and in lead sealed bags of 1 bushel 
s _ halves, quarters and eighths. no charge for bags and 
— _ ... _ _ _ r- /m- nr ■ n SI a settling. The bags are nl ««I f(nlh,to dis- 
B E W ARE O'DECcrTIUN ! | tinguSh tbmu from imitation and spurious stock. 
certaiis < t(j cet LANDRETHS’ genuine SEEDS 
from Denlers demand them in otir original wen leal imekatte*. There are tens of thousands of dollars 
worth of (i inlim Seeds palmed otf annually upon the pul,lie ns l.AN OilETIIS', which »« never sup¬ 
plied \ line, Fraud upon the public. I.nndri-lltr,’ Rural Krgistrr and Almanac. con- 
log nr, on apidicufion. D. LANDRETH & SONS 
GROWERS"! AMERICAN PEDIGREE GARDEN SEEDS 
1 ^ The Olal Reliable stock 
f—’~ y introduced ».nd named by 
aV V^* r*1 'W-, us <12 > i'll rs Itxo, is 
lal, r.Fy J unquestionably thabetf 
V'---. Pea for Market or 
up in soiled packages. of 1 pint 
and 'j pint, and in lead sealed have of 1 bushel, 
hnlvea, quarter- and eighths. no charge fur bags and 
sealing. The bags are of n«i Oitfi/n tv., /ft, to dis¬ 
tinguish them from imitation and spurious stock. 
LANDRETHS’ ill SEEDS 
Warranted to«Crow 
* SEED , 
SATaloG^I 
or order refilled gl ut is. 1 have sold vegetable and llower 
seed to over a million farmers and gardeners in the 
United States, perhaps some are your neighbors, if so ask 
them whether ihey ure reliable. Mr. Thomas Hcnshall of 
Troy.K iiiras,write - tue: “‘For 26 y«*r» I havedealt with 
you. 1 have lived ill Iowa. Missouri. Colorado, and Kan¬ 
sas, und uo matter what the soil or climate, the result 
was always the same, to witr«Ug!ou*ly honeil 
and good" This Is the kind of seed I raise and >, ||. The 
Iluhtiard and Marblehead Squash. Marblehead 
Corn, Marhleheiid t ablmge*. Ohio Potato. Eclipse 
Beet, are some ul lie- vegel ..f which 1 W as tile original in¬ 
troducer. A Fair w ith ti'io in premiums. See iny catalogue,free to all. 
J A ill ES j. U, GHRHOIC V. 'Seed Grower), Marblehead. Mass 
NIAGARAS 
have been planted in all parU ol the country, have 
proved a suectssa everywhere and to be the most val¬ 
uable variety in eultivntiun. 2 year old vines of this 
wonderfully prod uctive, ha rdy, delicious WHITE 
/'"S T~N A 1 N T - N are now ottered for the 
I -r L A | — * H first time at the low 
'—* I VI I--L I -J price of$2.00 each by 
mail post paid. Wo hold tho entire *b»‘k of this 
grape: none having ever before been sold with the 
privilege of pro pagat ion therefrom. 
I rnVT J 1 o can now be obtained only 
w I H direct ly from US or our 
v -LAN J— < L- -/.uti.hnrixed turonts. Order 
your vines NOW before stock is exhausted. Circu¬ 
lars free. Address the Solo Owners. 
NIAGARA WHITE GRAPE CO., Lockporl, N. Y. 
E V E H V 
“ NIAGARA” 
VINE* 
Has this Reg¬ 
istered 
TRADE MARK 
St amped on a 
Lead Seal 
Attached. 
Splendid 
Ever Blooming 
ROSES. 
Fifteen Sorts for Only $1.00, 
Or 10 Hvhrid Prr, Robe*, Jt.oc*; or n Moss Rose* fi.oo; or 5 Hardy CilmbTns and 
5 Hybrid Her Ru&es. fi.ov, or 1 t Single Geranium n, $i..o; or l-I D*>uMe Ger* 
arm uu<. $100 ; or 1 0 Silver in.! iVtlCtin TivCoIo* Gotfitiium- fi.-v ; or tt Single, 
*• L» "iU < And 2- Sc cate J Geraniums %}#c: or 1^ Chrvtiiufieuiutus. fj.or 7 
ru£*r-Lv<«t-* .uni T Gladioli, |i Cw. All Nircny plants fv>f iimntdf.irr- dowering. r.n li 
lAbcIctl, delivered lately krinaii. Cliofr'c Xrw Rovrs.uvJ vtk<r plants »»ivc« aw a/ 
*ilh CAfh $i.i$ otv?r, A Urjc slid *l<“C*nt CulifN.ti»>n ol imv.-tlUunuf, plants .it 
io cts. each, purvUa-i^rA tlmicr. THE HOME FT.OKIST.— F r ®tuit'.*urs, 
trcii*. «*trarly inAnAginf Rc»vr?s. !‘uchiia>. Callai. HellniropTN, )vif%. Violets 
and 200 other plants. iTiilcdmc Atiuuals.etc.. Inf*e G »*j^n.NV Indow and Conser¬ 
vatory. H.sw i' oropAuat' fr^m Cutting. Sred. **?r. lG.T»e»s in Winter. Work 
for tAfh wi?fk, ete. JVartlral. Vliror tis. Orl 'tUAl, IlliiKiratvH, Cmaoli’N* Rdifors, Awlt^jrs sod Florist's coin* 
ni-n lit. Al»ont 1*1)0 JA HJ| tk 71 M /\ ACPCD TI,r 'HIOMK ndllU^T w ^iven away. On all 
p\;p-s, cloth fi oj. AIV1 AXal llvi KJ ■ ■ El W\ orders for Plantx »n l S< Is .rnioummj; to |6.oo, 
<»r upwards, f will nd»i gratis a copy of thn **Tloiuo Florist " the price of winch is ^l.AO. 4*19. /^ r ° ur 
Large and Hands^mt^y Illustrated Catalogue % PLANTS and SL UTS, *r Cato l '*jut FREE, 
Address, CHARLES A. REESER/Hnnisfallen Greenhouse, Springfield,* Ohio. 
Alao other Small Fruit*, aud nil 
nlil and new varieties of 
flrnpc'H. Extra Quality War- 
rant.'O line Ghoapliy mail. Low 
rate to diialun, Agmita wanted. 
VINES 
Urarral Agvnl fur ihr XIHV WHITE (iUAI'K 
NIAGARA 
THE LA BURST STOCK IN’ 
AMRKIC V. Brice* Reduced. 
UIuhI ruled Cutulogue FKKF.. 
T.S. HUBBARD 
EARLY SWEET CORN. 
every FARMER should plants package of h'X I'li A EARLY ORANUE SWEET VORN, 
the most productive ami delicious large size Early Sweet Cora in cultivation. A triul puektige 
will convince you thttf it is ail we claim for it. Scud 10 cents and receive a package l>v return 
•“■‘l- Al1 purchasers will receive a copy of our New Catalogue, eoutaiuiug a rare list of Yalu 
able Vegetable und Flower Seed Novelties uever before offered. Address 
t HOVEY & CO., 16 South Maiket Street, Boston, Mass. 
RASPBERRY MARLBORO, 
GOOSEBERRY INDUSTRY, 
GRAPE NIAGARA. 
Circulars giving full description and prices, to¬ 
gether with a colored plate of the Gooseberry free. 
KLLWaNLEK <* BA It BY- 
Mt. Hope Nurserieu. Rochester, N. Y. 
spring planting, asst 
Japanese Maples, and other choice Ornamental Trees, 
Shrubs, Roses and Chrysanthemums. Also the best 
Fruits. New Catalogue of Novelties and Specialties 
free Also Linden’s Catalogue of Pa .ms. Ferns, Or¬ 
chids, &c. FRRO. W. K.FL8F.Y. 
208 Brandway, New York. 
8EEB POTATOES.—Best varieties,old and new, 
at reduced rates. Send for price list Mention this 
paper. W. K. Weld, Evergreen Farm, Ingleslde, 
Steuben Co., N. Y. 
Seeds, Plants, Vines, Trees, etc. 
Acclimated Stock direct from the grower at Farm- 
••r’a Price*. Cleveland’s growth of Reas. Catalogues 
free JOHN H. IHYKRS, 
Ketch uni’s Corners, Saratoga Co , N. Y. 
FINE 
APPLE TREES 
FOR SALE BY 
GEORGE ACHELIS, 
AVEST C1IESTFK, FA. 
( 1R i P'R. V I~V ES of oveP 1 on lrin,,s - Nl,r - 
'Il AIIl T Ail Coy estabUshed 28 years. 
N Delaware. Concord, Lady. Euioire "itare, 
Niagara. Vergennca, Hayes. EaMy Victor, Ladv 
and all the best new ami old varieties, splendid 
stock. Prices low. Catalogues FRKK. 
GEO. W CAMPBELL. Delaware. Ohio. 
SEEDS, r. CARROLL. Wholesale Seed Merchant 
Specialties: Kentucky Blue and Orchard Grais 
77 AND 7a VV. MAIN STREET, LEXINGTON, KY. 
EXTRA CLBANED 
JOHNSON GRASS SEED. 
The best Grass grown; large yields per acre. Will 
grow wherever corn will. Can be cut In most sec¬ 
tions three times. In others six to nine times per an¬ 
num. Well liked by all kinds of stock. • 
Send for pamphlet. 
HERBERT POST. 
Formerly Puslburgb.) Selina. Da 11 a* Co.. Ala. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS,SS. 
All the leading varieties of Small Fruits, both new 
and old. at reasonable rales Catalogues free Address 
1RVINL ALLEN, tsprlnglield. illass. 
• P. 8. CABRAGB. The Bo«i wEKD8 In the 
world supplied by Isaac K.Ttt-i inuhast. La Plume, Pa. 
Unparalleled Offer 
BUST 2 YR. VINES.* 
Sample*, Read This, rind Remit with Order. 
Concords, tt.10: Cherry Currants, *1 iih ail 
Hassell, $i Ilk 30 Agawan. Vt.in: 300 James Vick, #l.w: 
73 Ohto, $1.10 30 Salem. *1.10; 300 Manchester, gUO; 
H Gregg, *1.10: SI other collections, #L1J each. F.very- 
thlng warraotdl true to name and best quality, 
carefully packed In nioss Address 
A. 8. WATSON. 
\Ve«lfleld. Chautauqua Co.. N. Y. 
DO P C P IO-”“»? s *:$l 
K I I ■■ 1 QQj’sr Ji.S.UO.prcjiaid. Cat- 
ri K 1 tl 1 il alngue j'rc, j. L. IHLI.ON, 
P * W w 1 Florist. Bloomsburg, Pa. 
FOR SALK AT THE 
NEW CANAAN NURSERY. 
The Lurueat and Moat Complete Stock ot 
Nl; K8E R Y-GKOW N 
TREES, SHRDBS, AND VINES 
IN’ NEW ENGLAND. 
2C0.000 Peach Trees, one and two years old, very 
due, and grown from Tennessee Pits. 
We are prepared to fill orders with choice stock and 
with dispatch. None wanting anything in our Une 
need fear to order from us. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS. 
New Canaau, Ct. 
FOR S AI. E — lUD.Uihi Ohto Raspberry Hants of my 
owngrowing. Guaranteed true to name. Correspond¬ 
ence solicited. Petkk Ya.\ Dusks, Newark, Wayne 
Co., N. Y. 
COMMERCIAL 
RAPE 
NURSERIES 
The best NRW urul 01<I> varieties, including Dola- 
vrare* BriftNton* NIAGARA. Duiin^s, -lener- 
son, Laily >A iiKhiiiRloui .Tloore'p* Karly, Prni- 
liws. PcK'kUnuloii* vVu* l.Kvi'i-y Turiety llaniy 
Trees uud i'autsj s-vu! forCat-alosgiHL AAliln'tw* 
\V. ^ LITTL.K, Koehesier, N V. 
® For I vilt for trial 2S 
pap*.*r> A'». Scut* growth 
\»*f *SI, *6 Cg -Vmi «rv|« in New 
Jjlnet f«r djf<*rrj. Dbl Rune 
» &Atent>^ : I»W. 
Jco/.,* N^w DM. I.ilHu-'lia. n to/., 
IUI» niibUftti Lhf^tr fl. PhhX. 
f IS c>4 t 1*1 l»k-., Ai BquA tteed; 
r Verbena. i*k» wu». mistd. New 
au«i Strip^I lVtuuiav 
-- r**r., |)l»l Fortu 
Inol S col. All above A vV . chottv Vin.ts. no two 
Alike, tmlv .Vte, i ■ »rrft SI. Cac with elc^ t plate of Pink* 
in N col., jc, or acitk .< ium^» pu/v>« uyih itnv clioiiT) 
for KV., */ in »" /.i*» Bujr fruui liOOUH.L 
Seed (irowrr. imhrrst, Sa»». iMul ett *" rc to grow 
FRANK S. PLATT’S 
Red Flowering Dogwood 
AND OTHER NOVELTIES. 
Kissena Nurseries. 
Trees and Plants. 
Parsons&SonsCo., 
LIMITED. 
Flushing, N. Y. 
HOVEY TOMATO. 
Pronounced by competent judges m Che finest To¬ 
mato yet produced. Hon. Marshall P. Wilder says It 
is a “beauty." Send for circular. 
C. f»l. HOVEY & ro.. 
21 South iRarket 8lreet- Bouton. 
Catalogue ready Mareh 15. 
WE LCD TIE OATS.-In hags of three i.ushels, 
81 per liushcl White Sctioem-B, in bogs of 2}t bushels 
75 cents per bushel. Baes 25 cents each. 
J. TALCOTT dk SON. Home, N Y. 
SaLESSIES Wauled by the introducers or Raneo- 
cas Raspberry. R G. Phase * Cu., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Salary and expenses pal l The business easily learn¬ 
ed. Growers of a Full Line of Fruits* Ornamentals. 
THENEWiARlYWHITE GRAPES 
Empire State, 
Forwhlehwc pnld the originator 84.000 in cash, 
and control the entire stock, Is now first offered to 
the trude. Send for Descriptive Circular and Price 
List. LA OSes. 
A splendid stock, out own roots, In cellar, one and 
two years, at low rates. 
Clematis. 
Two years: strong: a large assortment of varieties, 
bend for Price Lists. Address 
PRATT II If Os.. iVuraerj/men, Iiochriter, N. Y. 
POTATOES*. Many varieties, choice new seed¬ 
lings. fines! quaJltv, g'ear ylelders, no equal for 
beauty or earllness now known. Also Roses. Sweet 
Corn.ior flavor, tenderness, juicy, sweet aud sugary, 
best In the world Ears large as Stowell’s, fit for 
the table fit» to ss days from planting, and will please 
atl sure. Also the welcome Oats aud the new Flower 
Cora, etc. Catalogue free. Alfred Rose, Penn Yan, 
RURAL BLUSH POTATOES 
For Sale at *1.50 per bushel. Sacks tree. 
11. P. I'orey. Yates City, Knox Co., Ill. 
Dew Berry Plants for sale: 50 cents each or $3 
perdozen. A. O BLISs, Cenrralia. Va. 
Occno ALL TESTED 
Ut lUu TRIEtuNAME. 
\| LUUV IMMENSE STOCK. 
CATALOCUE.r,.r°2 
and old varieties, full descriptions, profusely 
Illustrated. Much valuable infor- t D p p 
tuation. SENT TO ALL APPLYING ■ t C 
Large Stock of Fruit Tree 3, Small Fruits and Vines. 
J. CS BVEKITT, Lima. Indiana. 
nmiyilQ P|S<»A RD1. New Purple leaved Dl 111| 
rnuiuid sniONI, New Iron-clad Ma« ' LUi 
rin hum Plum. Salome Apple, Marlboro Raspberry 
Indiana Strairlerm. All neir and hardy Fruits and 
Flowers. Catalogues free. E. \ . Teas. Dunrelth, Ind. 
RANCOCAS,” 
The most PROODCTIVR, HARD Y. EARLY' 
RED RASPBERRY. 
GOOD QLTALirY. FINE COLOR CARRIES WELL. 
A GREAT MARKET BERRY. 
Should be planted by every one. Send for descrip 
tton aud terms. >V. H. MOl'N. Co-Introducer, 
Morrist ille, Pa. 
N E4V EtRLY WHITE PRIZE POTATO, 
and Garden Queen Sweet Corn. *1$ In Prizes. 
New and true seeds. Our Tree and Plant Annual 
free. GEO, H. COLEI N, 
Dalton, Pa. 
“RIVALS OF THE ROSE ” 
C BEAUTIFUL EVES.3L00MING 
ARNATION PINKS 
Fragrant, Beautiful and Lasting: 
they are llie flowers par excellence for boq.ietsand 
personal decoration. Catalogue free. 
We Mail PI .nt* tafe’y to any If. J. Postofice. 
SIX SAMPLE PLANTS FOR 50 cts. 
CPO. S. WALES. Pochester. N. Y. 
BERRY 
getting late. K. H 
Y rlASTS, cheap aDd correct. 
.Marlboro free with every order. 
Ni«Bar»iGrapeand <*IL Send for 
.’•Berry Lent " Don’t wait—’tU 
E. B. Underbill, Po’koepsle. N. Y. 
PYRAMID.Xl.lSan.ttJeo. Peabody \rbor- 
> itaq Kctiiii-qinrH-and other Evi rvtwu riH.tcit 
Cuttings, by theUW, Um, nr-Vuto. s.Marl- 
boro ana liam urn. Raspbernr anduthbr small 
X*>uit Plants. OrmiiiientuLnivl ¥' • -• IV--'. Kntp- 
Yinrx.Atpara'iM Roots.etf. >1* P.Hu'iiur.Bl.H.ulj VJ 
POQCQ by mail 
r\ t for .".be. t" for # t. 
" CataUqrue Free. 
W M. B. REED, ( huiuhcrsbui'M, Penna. 
SEEDS 
Are 1'I KE. RELIABLE, and>UKK to 
GROW. 
Price# always the lowest that. good *eed<4 
can be sold for. 
CAT 4 LOG BE FREE, 
comprising a list of everything required for 
the Farm aud Garden. 
FRANK ;S. PLATT, 
NEW. HA YEN, CONN. 
