THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Cascade Rose Nursery. 



YOUNG ROSES, in the very choicest varieties, fine healthy plants rooted last Summer ; price, 36.50 per 

 100,860 per 1000. Gl. de Uijon, Devoniensis, Marie Guillot, Aline Sisley Shirley Hibberd, Souv'r d'un 

 Ami, Sairano, Bon Silene, Luxembourg, Countess Labarthe, M. Neil, Mad. Cecil Berthod, A. Aubert, 

 Hermosa, Malmaison. &c , &c. 



NEW KOSES of 1876. Abel Carriere, Duchesse de Vallambrosa, Dingee Conard, Mad. F. Jamin, 

 Mad. P. Langier Miss Has-Jard. Rev J. B. M Camm, he &c. Prices low. 



NEW GERANIUMS of 1877. Lemoines, Alegatiere's and those of other Continental raisers— new- 

 styles, new colors, great improvements. 



NEW GERANIUMS of 1876. Superb Novelties, dwarf, bushy, short-jointed, with large pips in 

 immense trusses, combining all the requisites for first-class market plants. 81.50 per duz., Sio 00 per 100. 



VERBENAS ! VERBENAS ! VERBENAS ! Fine, healthy, luxuriant plants, ^4 per 100, $yj per 1000 

 Trade List to Florists and Descriptive A.. K. "WlLIjil A.M[$>. 



Catalogue to all on application. tdeci2 Richmond, Ind. 



©w, lare ami leauIlM Planfe 



FOR THE SPRING OF 1877. 



We are now prepared to fill orders to the trade from choice, healthy, young stock of 50 varieties Cactus ; 100 varieties Begonias ; 10 

 new varieties Coleus ; 5 new varieties Oleanders ; 10 varieties new Hybiscus ; also Caladiums, Aloes, Agaves, Yuccas, Young Palms 

 and Dracaenas, Choice Ever-blooming Roses, hardy flowering Shrubs and Ornamental Vines. Send for Price List and Catalogue. Address 



mchS L. B. CASE, Richmond, Ind. 



ELLIS' B 



ASK 



URNING 



OILER. 



Estimates and Circulars furnished, t.sep.12. 182 CENTRE 



I7nD ^XrADMTMr Dwellings, Greenhouses, Graper- 

 rUK YVAKiYlllNVJ ies, Forcing Fits, Drying Rooms 

 Heating Water for Public Baths, Baptisteries, Ac., by Hot 

 Water or by Steam. 



STREET, NEW YORK. 



ImiM M\ii Pips anil lik for kikm M% 



' JOHN G. WILSON, 71 Centre St., N. Y. City. 



Report on Awards: — The undersigned, having examined the product herein described, respectfully recommends the same to the 

 United States Centennial Commission for Award, fcr the following reasons, viz : — 



The Corrugated Pipe, extending the radiating surface causes the heat to be radiated at a lower temperature, an important point in all 

 artificially heated atmospheres, either for plant or animal life. A Boiler, upright cylinder, with coil in fire chamber, large fire surface, and 

 compact in size : therefore economical for a Boiler of its class. W. D. BRACKENRIDGE, Judge. 



(GEO. THURBER, 

 Group Judges:-^ F. PENTLAND, FRANCIS A. WALKER, Chief of Bureau of Awards. 



(WM. SAUNDERS. 



Given by authority of the U. S. Centennial Commission, 



tapis 



A. T. GOSHORN, Director General. 

 J. R. HAWLEY, Preisdent. 

 J. L. CAMPBELL, Secretary. 



IMPROVED HOT WATER APPARATUS, 



Patented September 17, 1872. 



For Warming and Ventilating Dwellings., Greenhouses., Graperies., Forcing 

 Fits, Drying Booms, Heating Water for Public Baths, ^c. 



This Boiler is perfectly self-cleaning, simple, economical : nd powerful, having more effective surface into less space than any Boiler 

 the market. Scollay's Patent Plant Sprinkler, for Window Gardening, &c., to oe obtained of all Seedsmen, Florists, &c 

 Send f«r Circular and References. nov.12 



351 Adams Street, Brooklyn, New York. 



PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. 



liV P T. QUINN. 



A practical Horticulturist and author of "Money in the Garden " 

 Containing practical method of raising Pears intelligently and w ith 

 best results ; character of soil, b-;st mode of preparing it; best varie- 

 ties to select under existing conditions ; best mode uf planting, prun- 

 ing, fertilizing, grafting, and utilizing the ground before the trees dime 

 into bearing, and finally, gathering and packing for market. Illus- 

 trated with practical cuts on pruning and grafting, distance table and 

 orchard record. 136 pages, i? mo, ck'th. Price Ji. Sent by mail, 

 post-paid on receipt of price. Address, 



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



Chamserops, Latanias, 



and CYCAS REVOLUTA; Ferns, Agaves, Yuccas, Magnolia*, 



Gardenias, Crllas, and all kinds of 



SEMI-TROPICAL PLANTS, 



Greenhouse Plants, Roses, Tuberoses, and a great collection of Bed- 

 ding Plants. Address, 



A. HENRY & C. HUGO JAQUOT, 

 dec6 Jacksonville, Florida. 



