THE HORTICULTURAL A nv K RTISE n. 



FOR SALE. 



A RARE CHANCE TO GET INTO A GOOD 

 PAYING BUSINESS AT ONCE. 



On account of nn entire failure of (he health of our managing 

 partner, we feel compelled to offer our entire Nursery for sale. We 

 have a large established trade, all over the West, North and 

 South, anil the •' St.ir Nurseries" arc well and favorably known all 

 over the United States. Si.xly acres closely planted with choice 

 stock, within the limits of Quincy, 111., a live city ot 35,000 inhab- 

 itants. Location and shipping facilities unsurpassed East or West 

 Twenty thousand dollars worth of salable stock now ready for the 

 Spring trade, and a market for all of it. 



For further particulars address the proprietors, 



HARGIS & SOMMER, 

 jan3 Star Nurseries, Quincy. 



111. 



JOHN DICK'S PATENT BOILER. 



Economy, Simplicity and Durability. The Prize Medal of the 

 Centennial Commission was awarded for this Boiler. Send to us for 

 Testimonials from those who use it. 



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JOHN DICK, Florist, 

 53d and Darby Road, Phila., Pa. 



MV YORK CITY, 



P. 0. Box 2956, 

 REPRESENTS IN THE UNITED STATES: 



Messrs. E.H. KREL'VGE & SON, Nerserymen, Seedsmen and 

 Florists. Haarlem, HolLind 



Messrs. JOHN STEWART & SONS, Nurserymen, Seedsmen and 

 Florists, Dund'^e, Scotland 



Messrs PETER S. ROBERTSON & C().,Nurserymen,Secdsmen 

 and Florists, Edinburgh, Scotland. 



Messrs. LEVAVASSEUR & FILS, Nurserymen and Florists, 

 Ussy, France. 



Mr. ANDRE LEROY, Nurseryman, Seedsman and Florist, An- 

 gers, France. 



Mr. GRANGER, Rose Grower, Suisncs, France. 



Mr. EUGE.^fE VERDIER FILS AINE. Florist ; New Gladiolu- 

 ses, koses, Paeonias, etc , a specialty, Paris. France. 



Mr. V. LEMOINE, Florist; new varieties of Plants a specialty, 

 Nancy, France. 



Mr. ALEG.\TIERE, Florist; new varieties of Plants a specialty, 

 Lyon, France. 



Messrs. C. PLATZ & SON, Seedsmen, Erfurt, Prussia. 



Mr. WILHELM BUECHNER, Seed Grower, Erfurt, Prassia, 



And many other European Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, 

 •whose Catalogues will be sent to all applicants, free of expense. 



Pear Seed Crop, 1876, For Sale. 

 $150.00 per 100 lbs. 

 $1.75 per lb. 



ROS^ 



By mail, post paid, Inn own n>n(>.) 2.") ci-iit» itplooe, $2.00 

 per do/.i-n. l.arK" l)l.itil« (liudfli-d or i>n own rnotnl bjr 

 oxi)roHHut i)ureh«»<>rH oxpi'iisii fill omuIh apictf. ?4 (K) i>er 

 doz.'u. Tin" iiioMt hclccl ciillfc-liuii in Aiiifrica. 

 8ond for CulaloKue. 



EILWANGER & BARRY. Rochester, N.Y.. 



Osage Orange Plants. 



Of prime quality and very cheap. Special rates by the 10,000 and 

 upwards. A full assortment of HEDGE PLANTS. For Price- 

 lists, address 



A. HANCB & SON, 



mchi NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS. RED BANK, N. J. 



R. laVNXSX, 



Rear of 428 Walnut Street, Philada. 



Manufacturer of Plain and l-'ancy Wire-work, for Floristsi 



Wreaths, C'rosses, Stars, Crowns, Hearts, Anchors, Birds, Lambs, 

 Gipsy Baskets, Hanging Baskets, Flower Stands, &c. 



aiig6 



8«ND FOR PRICE LIST. 



^** ESTABLISHED 1791. < 



Plants, Trees, Shrubs. 



.MIIIHKSS 



FLUSHING, N. Y. 



CHERRY-TREES 

 APPLE-TREES 



PEACH-TREES 

 EVERGREENS 



A General Line of 

 NURSEBY STOCK, 



s( Id Low, at the 



Morris Nursenes. 



Address, 

 GEO ACHELIS, 

 West Chester, Pa. 



WHITE WATER LILY. 



NVMPHIA OUORATA. Strong roots uf this fragrant Lily, for 

 planting in ponds or tubs, with printed instructions for growing, 25 

 cents each ; $2 per doz, free bv mail. 

 mch2 MANN BROS., Randolph, Mass., Box 130. 



Cut Flowers to the Trade 



ROSES A SPECIALTY. 



Carnations, Lilies, Violet.*, Bouvardia, Lily of 

 the Valley, Heliotrope, (fee. 



Parties requiring a REGULAR SUPPLY, 

 will find it to their advantage to correspond. 



EXPRESS SIX TIMES A DAY. 



Orders bj Telegpraph promptly attended to. 



JAMES HAGGERTY, 



jan4 POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 



