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DORR'S IOWA SEED MANUAL.
Set 41—8 Apple trees, 4 sorts for $1.00.
" 42 —3 Pear trees, 3 sorts for $1.00.
" 43—3 Cherry trees, 3 sorts for $1.00.
" 44—2 Pear trees, 2 sorts, 2 Quince, 2 sorts, for $1.00.
" 45—5 Peach trees, 5 sorts for $1.00.
" 46—1 Pear, 2 Peach, 2 Apple, for $1.00.
" 47—1 Apple 1 Pear, 1 Cherry, 1 Quince, for $1.00.
" 48—8 Grape Vines, 2 each of Concord, Hartford, Ives, and Rogers' Hybrids for $1.00.
" 49—10 Grape Vines, 5 sorts, entirely our choice for $1.00.
" 50—20 Raspberries, 4 each of Mammoth Cluster, Doolittle's Improved, Brandywine, Philadelphia, and the Turner, for $1.00.
" 51—25 Raspberries, 5 sorts, our choice, for $1.00.
" 52— 8 Currants, 2 Cherry, 3 La Varsailes and White Grape for $1.00.

Set 53—50 Strawberry plants, 10 Monarch of the West, 10 Crescent Seedling, 20 Wilson's Albany, and 10 Charles Downing for $1.00.
" 54—50 Strawberry plants , 20 Sharpless, 10 Col. Cheney, 10 Glendale, 10 Jucunda for $1.00.
" 55—50 Sharpless Strawberry plants, fruit immensely large, for $1.00.
" 56—2 Grapes, 2 Currants, 4 Raspberry, and 20 Strawberry plants for $1.00.
" 57—5 Sweet Chestnut, 1 Spanish Chestnut, 1 Butternut, 1 Black Walnut and 1 Maderia Nut for $1.00.
" 58—75 Catalpa Speciosa, perfectly hardy and rapid grower; very durable timber, for $1.00.
" 59—40 Sweet Chestnut trees for $1.00.
" 60—1 Spruce, 1 American Arbor Vitae, 1 Pyramidalis, 1 Irish Juniper, 1 Retinospora, $1.00.

We have frequent letters of inquiry similar to the following: "In your sets of ten grape vines for one dollar, please let me know what varieties you send, also in your sets of 25 raspberry plants for $1.00 what varieties do you send?" In reply to all such inquiries we would say that we are only enabled to offer such large numbers for a dollar by retaining the privilege of selecting the varieites when we fill the order, and this excludes the possibility of naming in advance of filling the orders, what varieties will be used. But all sets will be filled with good sorts. In sets where the varieties are named, those of course will be sent.

The following PREMIUMS apply to the list of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Evergreens and Deciduous Trees, &c., only. DO NOT GET THIS MIXED WITH FLOWER PLANTS AND BULBS OR ANY OTHER DEPARTMENT. They commence with Apples and end with Deciduous Trees.

It will be apparent that as we have to prepay all mail matter, we cannot afford to allow as large premiums when plants are to be sent by mail, as we can when sent by express, the purchaser paying the express charges on receipt of the plants. But as an inducement to persons to present the matter to neighbors and solicit club orders, we offer the following liberal premiums, enabling those who have not the money to spare, to procure an assortment of plants by spending a few hours time.

MAIL CLUBBING RATES:
Persons sending $2.00 may select plants valued at $2.20; $4.00, $4.50; $6.00, $7.00; $8.00, $9.50; $10.00, $12.00; $15.00, $18.50; $20.00, $25.00.
And for all amounts remitted above $20.00, 25 per cent. may be added to the order.
EXPRESS CLUBBING RATES: -Which applies to all items in this list except potted strawberry plants:
Persons sending $2.00 may select plants valued at $2.40; $4.00, $5.00; $6.00, $8.00; $8.00, $11.00; $10.00, $14.00; $15.00, $22.00; $20.00, $30.00.

And for all amounts remitted above $20.00, 50 per cent. may be added to the order.
Individual orders for any of the preceeding [preceding] amounts will be entitled to the same premiums as Club Orders.

APPLES. (Standard.)

Plant 30 feet apart each way, 48 trees to the acre. One year grafts finely rooted, cut back suitable for mailing. 15 cents each, 8 for $1.00, 4 sorts, our choice of the following:

SUMMER.
Benoni,
Caroline,
Early Harvest,
Early Strawberry,
Golden Sweet,
Holland Pippin,
Keswick Codlin,
Red Astrachan,
Red June,
Sops of Wine,
Sweet Bough,
Western Beauty.

AUTUMN.
Autumn Swaar,
Autumn Strawberry,
Colvert,
Cayuga Red Streak,
Fall Jennetting,
Fall Pippin,
Gravenstein,
Lowell,
Maiden's Blush,
Munson Sweet,
Sherwood's Favorite,
St. Lawrence.

WINTER.
Ben Davis,
Bailey's Sweet,
Belmont,
Baldwin,
Bellflower Yellow,
Dominie,
Dutch Mignonne,
Fallawater,
Fameuse,
Grimes' Golden,
Golden Russet,
H. Nonsuch,
King (of Tompkins Co.)
Limber Twig,
Milam,
Northern Spy,
Peck's Pleasant,
Rome Beauty,
Russet Roxbury,
R. I. Greening,
Rawles' Janet,
Rambo,
Ribston Pippin,
Seek-no-Further,
Stark,
Talman Sweet,
Vandevere,
White Pippin,
Wagner,
Wine Sap.

HYDE 'S KING OF THE WEST.
One year trees suitable for mailing, 40 cents each; 3 for $1.00. Large to very large; handsome yellowish green; good quality, a remarkable keeper. Apples of crops of 1880 and 1881 were exhibited side by side at the winter meeting of the Ohio State Horticultural Society, held at Warren, in December of 1881, and attracted great attention. Time of keeping, all the year round.

APPLES—Crab.
One year grafts cut back for mailing. Price, 25 cents each; 5 for $1.00.
Briar's Sweet,
Golden Beauty,
Hyslop,
Montreal Beauty,
Power's Large Red,
Transcendent,
Van Wyck's Sweet,
Whitney's No. 20.
General Grant.

PEARS—Standard.
Plant 20 feet apart, each way, 108 trees to the acre.
One year grafts cut back for mailing. Price, 40 cents each; 3 for $1.00.
SUMMER.
Bartlett,
Brandywine,
Clapp's Favorite.
Osband's Summer,
Tyson,

AUTUMN.
Buffam.
Belle Lucrative,
Beurre Bosc,
Beurre d'Anjou,
Beurre Clairgeau,
Duch's d'Angouleme,
Doyenne Boussock.
Flemish Beauty,
Howell,
Louise Bonne de Jersey
Swan's Orange,
Sheldon,
Seckel.

WINTER
Beurre Easter.
Lawrence,
Mt. Vernon.
Vicar of Winkfield.