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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Raspberry Plants 



IN LARGE SUPPLY. 



BRANDYWlNK.truc, PHILADKI.I'III A, HIGH I. AND HAR- 

 DY, ItRlNRI.KS DKANGK, T.I.AeK CAP Varieties, &c . Ac. 

 DELAWAKK, GANARGUA, THWACK, CUITIBKRT and 

 other NEW sorts. A Descriptive Catalogue mailed to all applicants 



A. hanch:: & son, 



Nurserymen & Florists, Red Bank, N. J. 



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ARE PLANTED BY A MILLION PEOPLE IN AMERICA. SEE 



Tick's Catalogue— 300 Illustrations, only 2 cents. 

 Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, ii cents a year. 

 Tick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, 50 cents; with 

 elegant cloth covers, Si. 00. 



All my publications are printed in English and German. 

 dec4 Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, N.Y. 



A FIFTY-PAGE CATALOGUE. 



WHAT and HOW to PLANT ; 



describing all the v.aluable new early and late PEACHES, and new 

 long-keeping Winter Apples, Pears, Quinces, Grapes, Siiiall Fruits, 

 Evergreens, Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery. A laige stock of all 

 items usually found in a FIRST-CLASS NURSERY, all of which 

 will be sold for less than half the usual retail price. Catalogue 

 mailed gratis to all applicants 



Apple and Peach Trees by Mail— 75 varieties of apples to 

 select from, including my popular list of long keepers. No charge 

 for packing or postage. See Catalogue. 



KANROLPH PETERS, 

 feb3 Great Northern and Southern Nurseries, Wilmington, Del. 



SXJPtF'r.XJS STOCK. ^ 



The following Stock at low prices. Send for trade list with special 

 rates. 



100,000 No. 1 and No. 2 Peaches, Choice Kind. 

 40,000 Irish Juniper, 4 inches to 6 feet. 

 20,000 Norway Spruce, 2 to 6 feet. 

 10,000 Carolina Poplar, 4 to 5 feet. 



5 000 " " 8 to 10 feet. 



10,'000 Silver Maple. 8 to 10 feet. 

 100,0 Brandywme Raspberry. 

 150,000 Wilson's Albany Strawberry. 

 300,000 Conover's Colossal Asparagus, 2 years. 

 4,000 Early Richmond Cherry, 2 years. No. 1. 

 3,000 " " " lyear. No. 1. 



150,000 No. 1 Osage Orange, extra large. 

 fe b3 RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Delaware. 



Best SEEDS E^^^ 



grown. Clieaiiestor will 

 rci 1111(1. "Wurnmted true 

 & fresh & .sent express 

 liaid or bv mail. Send for 

 IJeaiUifiri free Illustra- 

 ted Seed CatalofTue and 

 Garden (Juide & admire 



Hundreds of nice enjiravings. 



Address, R. H. SHUMWAY 

 BOCKFORD, ILLINOIS. 



Never IJiiy 

 Poor Skeds 



SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. 



Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Currants, Grapes, As- 

 paragus Roots, &c. Prices low. Send for Circular. 



JOHN S. COLLINS, 



^ttf MOORESTOWN, N. J. 



THE NEW ROCHELLE. 



Havinga fine stuck of this wonderful R.Tspbcrry, I now offer it to 

 the public for the first time. After sev< ral years experience with 

 this Raspberry, I find it perfectly hard), a strong and healthy grow- 

 er, and will produce more than twice as much fiiiit as other known 

 varieties. Fruit large, of good flavor, and bears carri.Tge well. 

 Per 1>o/.i:n — for well-rootcd tips, 86; one year, transplanted, ^10 

 Send for a Circular. S. P. CA k PEN lEK, 



tmcha New Rochelle. N. Y. 



NEW 



Salvia IVI?rmorata Nana. 



'I'liis valuable pl.nnt was raised by Hinky 1'fisthr. It is very 

 remarkable for its dwarfness and compact growth, not growing any 

 higher than 14 inches; and its unusually free flowering habit. It pro- 

 duces when quite young, spikes of the most brilliant marmorated 

 (lowers of white and scarlet, comes perfectly true from cuttings, and 

 will prove one of our best bedding and market plants. 



Price, 50c. each ; $5 a doz.; $35 a 100. 



Young Carnations and Bouvardias, Callas, Caladium es- 

 culentum. Clematis, Dicentra spectabilis. Oranges, Pam- 

 pas Grass, and a general collectioe of Bedding Plants. Address 



G. ALTORFER, 



nicli2 West Chester, Pa. 



TREES and PLANTS. 



We offer for the Sprin/ trade 300,000 Fruit trees, assorted ; 200,000 

 Grape vines, and small fruits ; 200,000 Evergretns, i to 6 ft. high, 

 chcaji; 2,000.000 No, i Osage plants; 50000 Ornamental trees, 

 Roses and Shrubs, also Stocks Grafts, Cuttings, Cions, Plants, 

 Bulbs, Osage and Apple Seeds, etc., etc. Agents for Louis Leroy, 

 Angers, France. Nurserymen and dealers can have their orders 

 filled complete. Address, HAKGIS & SOM>IER, 



mchi Star Nurseries, Quincy, 111. 



DOUBLE TUBEROSE~~BULBS. 



Very superior in quality. 

 First Quality Large Flowering Bulbs. 

 Second Quality Flowering Kulhs. 

 A few hundred Extra Large Bulbs, 



If sent by mail, 20 cts. per doz., extra. 



Send for Catalogue and Price-list of New and Rare Plants. 



PAUL BUTZ & SON, 



mch2 "CROTON FLORAL GARDENS," NEW CASTLE, PA. 



WILD GOOSE PLUMS, 



APPLES, PEACHES, CHERRIES, STAND, and DWF- 

 PEARS, CRABS, Concord Grapes, Raspberries, Blackber- 

 ries, SxRAwnBRRiES, CvRRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, and Other stock 

 in full supply. 



EARLY SHIPMENTS.— We are far South of most other large 

 Nurseries, which enables us to ship in much better season, 

 mchi HEIKES NURSERIES CO., Dayton, O. 



TR F FQ Plants. Spring Lists free. F. K. PHOENIX. 



Bloomington Nursery, 111. 



BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP. 



T'nrlvallotl forthetol- 

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 irtiflrml and decep- 

 • ■ odors to cover 

 iiimon and deleter- 

 "sint,TCdicnts. Af- 

 r years of BClentlfic 

 ixperinient the man- 

 ufaotun rofB.T. Bab- 

 bitt's Best Soap has 

 perfected and now 

 offers to tho public 

 The FiiiovJ Toilet Soap in the "World. 

 Otilu the ijiirrxt i-irjrtnhlr ci7x imrd in it.-' mami/acture. 



For Use In the Niirnei^ It ha« No Equal. 

 ■Worth ten times its cost to every mother and family in Cbrtst- 

 ondom. Samplo box oontalnlni; 3 cakesof ozs. eacti, sent tree 



toany address on receipt of 7.5 cents. 



^ Address B. T. KiinUUt, Xev*^ York CltTi 

 *^ ^For Sale by all Druggists, .ee — — 



