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TllK J/OJi TIG UL TlIIiA L A I) I A'/.' T/Sh'J:. 



ROSES BY 1VIA.II-. 



Wc ,.lTcr (luin ..ur list c mu)ri-.'ng ' ve J'o varieties, 10,000 well- 

 roowd young K> scs rcaiiy torSi.ri.in iil..iU.i)g. 



Om- .--eleetion. $1.50 p<r Doz. ; $8 00 per 100 

 Buyers " 2.00 " " 10.00 "_ . 



If ordered by the lOo, must Lc sent by express or frelRht ; too 

 :avy for nu-iiling. Catalogues r e.'i/ o" repf''"* r f 3 cent 



Mount A'ry, Philadeipuia, Pa. 



hea 



postage stamp 



t(eb3 



Cpncprd Vine©, 



1 year No. i — ^i6 per lu ■ ■. 



Jv00 Seedlings 



I year, No. i — ^20 per looo. 



apU JOHN GP.A.VETT, Lancaster, Ohio. 



SOMETHINQ NEW! 



Send for NORDYKE'S lJE.4.l3TirUI. II.LUSTRATED 

 CATALOGUE of 



VEGETABLE, GREENHOUSE 



n 



Fur Spring af itij. Free, or with 2 packets rhoVe flower se-ds, lo 

 ct^ Address C. A. NORUYKE, Florist, 



mchtf Lock Box 1389. RICHMOND. IND 



Strawberry Plants, 



BY THE 100, 1,000, OR 10,000. 



Monarch of the West, Chas. Downing, Col. Cheney, Ju- 

 conda, true, Kentucky, Seth Boyden, Wilson's Albany, etc. 

 Also Great American, Cumberland, Triumph, Duchesse. 

 Capt Jack, Duncan, Prouty's Seedling, Kerrs's Prolific, 

 Sterling, and nearly twenty nher N EW varieties. A de.scrip- 

 tive Catalogue mailed to all applicants. 



A. HANCB & SON, 



NURSERYMEN & FLORISTS, RED BANK, N. J. 



mch3 



Small Fruits, Large Fruits, Plants 



Best varieties; lowest rates. PEACH TREES, &c. lOO ooo 



Strawberry Plants for $ioo. Send for Catalogue. 



nich.3 JNO. S. COLLINS, Mookkstown, N. J. 



Fine young plants all nicely colored, $6 per no, $50 per 1000. 

 Extra Fine Double Tuberose Bulbs, 85 per 100; $^o per 1000. 



H. W. HALES, 



aph Spring Ave. Gardens, Ridgewood, N. J. 



sale! 



With full stock of Flowers and Plants on one acre of superior land, 

 »et out with Fruit Trees and Bushes. Is doing a good business, but 

 must be sold to settle the estate of John M. Shinn, deceased. 



JAMES LIPPINCOTT, Attorney for the Heirs, 

 Mount Holly, New Jersey. 



vi:iniE\As. :i() rjnn:TTj:s. 



Kr<>o from KiiKt, (•r<>cii)ii>iiHu und Itt'ilding I'laiitH, Cat 

 Flowcm, tor ilic Trad«'. < )r'-rs hv n.iijl or f^ ui.ipli. Address 

 .SAMUEL DlCKEY. Oxford, i'a. 



tfcb5 f hil.i. *i H.ilt. C. R. R. 



VEGETABLE 



POULTRY FARM, 



OF TWFNTY-SEVEN ACRES, 



From which 1^1500 worth of vegetaliles can be sold each year at the 

 village. Warm, early soil, e;isy tn work and under good cultiva- 

 tion. For a market garden farm it cannot be equalled forihe money 

 — Choice fruit in variety, pr iducing good crops A Mream fon 

 which is a niill-privilege) affords facilities for br eding water-fowl, 

 and the privilege may become valuable as the .site for a factory. The 

 buildings are excellent, comprising a i-story house of 14 rooms with 

 L and pLiz/.a painted and blinded. The house alone costjijsooto 

 build Barn 24 feet long with c.irriage-hoiise attached. Two ex- 

 cclent henneries with set boilers — and fir a model chicken farm this 

 is worthy the particular attention of parlies about engaging in the 

 poultry business ; beautifu'ly located, high and healthy. Shade 

 trees in front. Price only J2700 ; $700 cash — ^located 20 miles from 

 Boston. This(No. 8651, on page 45) and over 1000 other estates in 

 Massachusetts, fully described in Couttlry Homes, a book of 120 

 pages, illustrated; mailed for 3 cent stamps (none mailed free), or 

 obtained free at the New England Farm Agency, 24 Trcmont Row, 

 Boston, M.iss. 

 <pl3 GEO H. CHAPIN. 



THE ALBANY SEED STORE, '{^ 



PRICE feKNICKEKBOCKSR, successors to 



/. P. D U .W>8^p^SS 



' ■teSir 





FEESH AND 



KELIABLE 



SEED 



MAIL. 



Send address on a postal card for our Spring Catalogue, contain- 

 ing 96 pages and 250 illustrations. 

 Apli 80 State St., Albany, N. Y. 



20,000 Verbenas 



Of the best varieties, including the best shades of color. The 

 Plants are fine and healthy. .\lso, a general collection of Green- 

 house and Bedding Plants. Send for Piice List. 



apl2 WM. i^. BRINTON, Christiana, Pa. 



1877. 



ODESSA AVIiSJlJilES. 



We offer a Large and well selected stock of 



I>EA.CH XFIEES. 



Also, Pear, Apple, Plum, Quince, Ornamental 

 and Shade Trees. 



LAKGB STOCK OH 



OSAGE ORANGE, also, SMALL FRUIT PLANTS, 



Gooseberry, Currant, Grape Vine, Easpberry, Black- 

 berry and Strawberry. 



General assortment of Nursery Stock. 

 fi^g_ Send for Price List. Address, 



feb3 POLK & HYATT, Odessa, D elaware. 



MPW ^TVT P^ °' ^'^'''"B Cards. Papeteries and Novelties. 

 illJlV Ul IliritJ Send 3Ct. stamp for samples and price-list to 

 mchi DAVIS 8: CO., Jhkmyn, Pa. 



