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TEE JJOIi TIC UL TUBAL ADVERTISER. 



HUSi'Vr and BABS: 



Bedding Plants. 



A Urge stock of ilic newer Roses, Gernniums, Pwtunina. 

 Dahlias, Ac. VERBENAS a aPECIALTY. first 



premiums awardc 1 whcrcV' r cxhibitcil. My Spring Calll^igue aUid 

 Wholciale Price List tent free to all applicants. 



JOHN WHITE, Florist, 



fcbia Communapaw Ave., Jersey City. N. J. 



GALVANIZED STEEL BARBEI 



FE^€E WIEE, 



This wire m.ikcs the chc.tpcst, most durable and most elficleci 

 Fence that can be put up. \^'e call the attention of 



FARMERS 



And all others needing fencing, to tlie comparative cost of this and 



other fencing. 



Four Board Fence per rod, ^i oo 



Spit or Cedar Rail " 200 



Virginia Worm Fence per rod, i 50 



Galvanized Steel B.-vrbed Wire Fence, 84 



Scad for Circular giving all p.irticulars, 



THE SELLERS MF'G CO., 



707 Market St., Phila. 



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New Rochelle Raspberry. 



A t»ew see Ilins; of wonderful promise, will produce 500 bushels to 

 the acre, (.'anes ns hardy as an oak, fruit very brge, tine flavcrcd 

 commands a high price in market Send for descriptive list 

 and certilicatL-s from Charles Downing, Wm. Parry, ai d many 

 others who have seen this wonderful Raspberry. 12 ]ilants will 

 produce enough for a good sized family, t plant, 75 c; 6, ^3-50 ; >^ 

 |6: 100, I35. 



W. S. CARPENTER St, SON, 

 mchtf Kye, Westchester Co., N.T. 



15,000 VERBENAS. 



«35 per 1000 or .«4 per 100. 



Fine, sturdy, healthy plants in 25^-inch pois Strongly of scaHets 

 and crimsons. Other Greenhouse aid Nursery Stock in pro- 

 portion. No charge for packing. Address, 



mch2 S. H. PURPLE, Columbia, Pa. 



To \\w\m\ Florists \\i \\km. 



Now is a good t -me to plant small Trees and we have a large 

 stock to sell at very l:iw pi ices. 



1,000,000 Evergreen and Deciduous Trees, once and 

 twice tr.-inN.pl.mtci. 



1,000,000 Eversreen and Deciduous Trees, from open 



p.siitre land. 



100,000 Osase Orange, t yrs trans, and twice rut back. 



200,000 Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Currants, and other 

 small Kruits. 



Large Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, &c , also mnnufacrurcr 

 of Beecroft's Wheel-He e ind Hand-Wecder, which are death to 

 weeds without hard work. Evcivbudy likes them thai have given 

 them ft tri.'.l W'hnlesale .-ind I'esrriptive C.-it.l o^u'-s mailed free 



THOMAS JACKSON, Nurseryman, 



mchz PORTLAND, ME. 



FEA^CH TFtEESr 



One year. 4 to 6 tt stocky, fjeneral assortment. NOR- 

 WAY, SUGAR and SILVER MAPLES, all sizes APRI- 

 COTS, one and two ver.rs CHERRY, two vvars .; fo q ft RED 

 DUTCH CURRANTS. ARl'.OKVIT.ES, AMERICAN, 

 SIBERIAN, and HOVEY'S GOI,DKN,a!l si^es IRISH 

 JUNIPEKS, 1 to 5 ft. HE31LOCKS, bushy, 2 ft. stock of best 

 quality, and offered low. 



P- S — A Post Office is now established at Malvern, P. R. R., 



adjoining the Nursery, which is our P. O., Express, and Freight 



Station. P.ToH ihe former 'ffice '>eine one mile .Tw.TV Itebtf 



JOSIAH A. ROBERTS, Malvern, Chester Co., Pa. 



Cauliflower Beedse 



I New, best, earliest Giants, (pi 50 francs. Rold per kilo. 



i. Karly seed of Neapolitan Giai tx, @ 40 francs, gold per Ulu. 



3. H ilf-l.-.ie seed of " " (ri) (5 '• " " ' 



QsEifoii %%%^m. 



J. Marzaioln, White, early, very small tNoccra)7frs gold per kilo. 



3. M8f£Ki>->ola, " 'May;, small, " " " 

 J. A<5Stegra, " A s'ust) very large, " " " 



4. l^ella Rocca, Red, Lite, (Salerno) " " " 



5. S> nRtii^na, Hlond-red, latest, " " " 



1 vw.uldalso bcRtocidl iheattenfon of the tradeto the ORANOJB 

 TREES, which 1 export: height of trunk, i ^ to 2 metres; di- 

 ameter of trunk, 4 to ft centimetres. Price. 10 Irancs each, package 

 extra. 



VINCESI.AO KREUPPER, Horticulteur, 



Exporter of Seeds aud Plants,at Naplf s, Italy. 

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New Ilhistrnted and Descriptive Catnlotnie. 



The newest end best Band Sred Drills, HVi^ef fine, (larden 

 Plo'r, Home Hoe, CitUiralorit Anparatinn and Corn Knhen, 

 TraiiKiilanthig Hoes, etc. Live agents ought to sell to 

 every Farmer. S. I.,. Allen & Co., 119 S. 4th St., PbUa. 



100,000 STlver^aples. 



And otTer Shade Trees, cheaper than the che.ipest. 10 to t2 feet, 

 thrifty and fine. Alsoimmense qu.^ntities of 



ARBOR VIT.ES AND JUNIPERS. 



S. H. PURPLE, 



mcha Columbia, Pa. 



PO P^~0 N A NURSERY a^,5^Kr 1:^ 



Jack and Great American, the best Strawberries. Ten acres 

 of Brcindy7vine .SuMiueco) Ra^pl)crrics. yielded last summer 

 iSl.aaS. Send for Catalogue. WM. PARRY, Cinnaminson, N J. 



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BACK VOLUMES 



OF 1 HE 



Gardener's Monthly 



Can stiU be had in numbers, per year . . . 5210 



Bound in neat cloth cases, including numbers, . . 3 00 



" " Roan " " . . 3.15 



Delivered postage free. 

 Or m;oI us your own numbers, and have them bound in cloth cases 

 for 90 cen's. Returned to you bound postage free. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, 



Philadelpliia. 



laiil of Small Fmit GDllrer 



By E. P. ROE, 



1" The chapter on plcl.ms; and maiketing is eminently practical 

 »'id sensible." — American Agriculturist.') 



How to raise and market Strawberries, Raspberries, Currants, 

 Gooseberries, Blackberries, &c. 82 pages, 8 vo., p?per, price 50 

 cent"^. Mailed post-paid on receipt ol price. Adc'ress, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



