THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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To FLORISTS and CAPITALISTS ! 



A Rare CMics for Mestiifiit ! 



For Sale as a Whole or in Parts. 



Twonty-six acres, fine qu:ility of land, on Market St , between 

 four and five miles ficm Market St. Bridge, Philadelphia. With 

 Stone Mansion, Barn and Stabliag, Ice House, Tenant Hou^e, 12 

 Greenhouses built of stone in the best manner and heated with hot- 

 water, throughout. The new improvements cost Twenty Thou-and 

 Dollars, and th- whole property is offered at the rate unimproved 

 land is brini;ing in the neighborhood, and at a rate per arre less than 

 has been offered for an unimproved pinion of this property It is 

 the first high ground west of Ph 1 iHeiphia ; is a beautiful place and 

 must advance rapidly in value But little c ish required For par- 

 ticulars apply to 



PENNOCK BROS., or ISAAC L. MILLER, 

 tmaya 1514 Chestnut St , Pliila. 705 Walnut St , Phila. 



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GHENT, 



(BELGIUM.) 



J. Vanderswaelnften's English Trade Catalogue for 



1877, is now ready. ^VVnolesa)e and Retail.) Containing descrip 

 lively the Choicest, New, Rare, and beautiful Lilies, Aza- 

 leas, Camellias, Rhoclodeiitlrons, Palms, Ornamental 

 Plants, Winter and Spring Flowering Plants, &c., &c., 

 can be had gratis and post tree on appl Ciiion 



N. B. — Two-cent Postsl Cards may circulate. mayi 



Geranium Madeleine. 



This handsome Ger.inium which proved so good a bedder under 

 the great heat of last Summer, will be sent by mail free to any 

 address, at 50 cents each, or 15 fijr 85. 



m.aytf 



THOMAS MEBHAN, 



Germantown Nurseries, Philadelphia. 



NURSERYMAN'S 



DIRECTORY 



of 1877. 



A reference book uf the Nurserymen, Florists. Seedsmen, Tree 

 Dealers, &c., for the United States, Alphabalically arranged by 

 States and Post Offices. 310 p.iges, 8vo. Price Jio.oo Marled, 

 post-paid, on receipt of price. 



4®~ A few copies of the Directory cf 1876 may still be had far J5. 

 Address, CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chest-nut St., Phila. 



C t: iV TA R EA (J A NJ}IOU M . 



Strong Plants, grown in large 3-ia pots, $\o per ico ; Si 50 per 

 f'oz. New Double (Jeranium, " Biihop Wood," undoubtedly the 

 finest Geranium in cultivation. Strong Plants, $1 e.ich ; S9 per doz. 

 (A specimen of the above celebrated Geranium can be seen in the 

 window of Messrs. Pcnnock Bros., Florists, i;i4 Chestnut Street!. 

 A'so a large and fine st'^ck of all kinds of Bedding Pl.ints on hand ; 

 prices low. Descriptive Catalogue of Niw, Rare and P ipular Plants 

 mailed free on application. 



WM. K. HARRIS, Florist, 



mayi 5501 Darby Road. Philailelphia. 



PIXmES ! 



Dr. Brown's Herbal Ointment Suppositories are guaranteed to 

 eureany case of Piles that can be found in the United States. A sam 

 pic box of these Suppositories will be sent free by mail to any suf- 

 ferer on receipt of twenty cents, to prenav po^tase and packing. 

 Regular price $1. Address, Dr. O. PHKLPS BROWN, 

 21 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J. 



mayi 



WALTER ELDER, 

 Landscape and Jobbing Gardener, 



12^1 Rodman Strut, Philad«lp\i» 

 Attends to all branches of bis bouaoeM on reasonable terms. 



New Double Geranium, 



" CONARD KIRCHNER." 



This new variety, resembling the "Asa Gray," in style of flower 

 and growth, is of a brilliant scarlet color ; an excellent bedder. 



Please see notice by Mr. Meehan in April number of Gardener' t 

 Monthly. Strong Plants, 75 cents ; J6 per doz. 



t.mayi 



CONARD KIRCHNER, 



21st and Alleghany Ave., Phila. 



10,000 VERBENAS. 



Fine, Strong, Healthy Plants -$30 per 1000. 



All kinds ol bedding; out plants. 



tapltf M. CLARK, Florist, West Chester, Pa. 



NEW "FIOCHEI-I-^ FtASF»BEFlFlY 



Produces ^ioo bu. to the acre Send for Circular and ('ertificates, from 

 Downing, Party and others. 1,000,000 Strawberry plants, new 

 varieties. Send for Catalogue 

 mayi W. S. CARPENTER & SON, 



RYE, Westchester Co , N. Y. 



Allen's Planet Jr 



SILVER 



MEDAL' 



Hand Seed DrUls and Wheel Hoes, have also 

 received the Centetiiiial Medal, and the Erfurt 



Medal, Germany; in addition to very numerous 

 first prizes at State and Cnunty Fairs. Our machines 

 are still further improved for 1S77. Send for fuU 

 .Descriptive Price-List, conis.mm^ also our Nevi Horse 

 Hoe, ''Iron Aqe" Cidtivatnr, Wood frame Cultivator, 

 Hand Garden Plow, Paris Green Duster, Transjylantinp 

 Hoes. etc. Every Farmer should have a copy, and we 

 want a live agent in every town. If your dealers do not 

 keep our goods, send for new terms to arjents and clubs. 

 S. L. Allen & Co., 119 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



M08AICULTURE. 



Plants for Massing, Ribbon Borders, &c., &c. Alternantheraa, 

 .lEcheverias, Centaurens, Glaucum, Golden Feather, &.c , &c. 



GERANIUMS, Gen'l Grant, and assorted. 



CAMELLIA STOCKS, for Grafting. 

 ROSES, 



Bon Silene Isabella Sprurt. and Safrano in 2% and 3-inch pots. 

 Also, severrd hundred Hybrid Peri>etual Roses, dormant, 

 strong Plants. 



Pr ce and varieties on application Send for Wholesale Price 

 List. Addre-s, 



decg 



EDWIN LONSDALE, Florist, 



Germantown, (Station GJ PHILADELPHIA. 



ITALIAN BEES FOR SALE ! 



In Movable, Coinb-observing Hives. 



Addr, ss, 

 mayt C. LUTTGENS, 245 North Ninth Street, Phila. 



15 000 Roses for Sale. 



Glorie de Dijon, Marestlial N^ il, l.amarque. Apply to 

 WM. J. McCORMICK, 

 mayi Broad and Fisher's Lane, Philadelphia. 



Small Fruits, Large Fruits, Plants 



Best varieties; lowest rates. I'L-iCH TKKKS, &c. 100,000 



Strawberry Plants for $100. Send for Catalogue. 



mch.3 JNO. S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 



