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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Indox to Advertisements. 



Advertiser* are reiiuesled to have orders in hand tu Rari.Y as 

 POSSliii.K. <1>I'!/ recrired ti/ler the '2'ird uf each month caunol be 

 INSlilti:n insertion in the next i.i.nie. 



Ailiflis George. West Ch.ster. Pa 9 



Allen Kdwlii, New Uruiiswick, N.J 9 



Aver N. W. A S.)ii. I liihulelphia 9 



Bnsitett Will. K . Hainiiiouton, N. J 14 



Bayersdorfer M. M. >t Co., Philadelpliiii 4 



Benson A Burp.e. I'liila , Pa 18 



BridKeinan A., New York citv 6 



Brooks N. P.. Hrlckst.urg.N.'Y 13 



Biiist R , Philadelphia 11 



Bush J.S.. New York city 8 



Cadiies-s John, Flushing, L. I., New York 7 



C»nnell H .Swaiilev Kent. Eng 11 



ChRtfield, A. P., Alimnv. N. Y 6 



Dick John. Phila ' 6 



Dingee & Omard Co . West Grove, Pa 2 



Elder Walter. Philadelphia 10 



Kll.sworlh Lewis, Naperville, 111 9, 10 



Kllwauger A Barrv, Koehesler, N. Y 10 



EuKle H. M. A Son . Marietta, Pa 10 



Gihson A Bennett. Woodhurry, N J. 15 



■Goehels F . Meinfihis, Tenn 15 



Grannis, E. B., New Y"ork 6 



Haiice A. A Son, Red Bauk. N. J 14 



Ilargi.i A Somiuer, Quincy, III 17 



Henderson Peter A Co., New York 1 



Hews A. H. A Co., No. Cambridge, Mass 8 



Heikes Nurseries Co , Dayton, Ohio 9 



HinrichsC. F. .■V., New York city 15 



Hitchings A Co., New Y'ork city 3 



HooKer H. E , Rochester, N. Y 14 



Hovey A Co., Boston, Mass 11 



Hubbard T. S.. Fredouia, N. Y _ 4 



Husted J B., Na^8au, N. Y 10 



Kaulfinan L , Iowa City, Iowa in 



Kurtz A Bro., Philadelphia. Pa 9 



Lane C. F.. Koshkouong, Wis 9 



i.,andreth David A Sons., Philadelphia Fly-lea* 



Lonsdale Kd»in,Gerniantown, Phila 14 



Lord's Horticultural Works, Irvington, New York 7 



Lynex Richard, Philadelphia 10 



Marot Chas. H., Phila 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, Fly-leal 



Meehan Thomas. Gerniantown, Philadelphia 8 



MincrT. B., Linden, N J 6 



Monell J. D., Hudson, N. Y ^ fi 



Moody E. A .-sons, Lockport, N. Y 10 



Moon, Wm II. Morrisville, Pa 10, 15, 15 



Murphy John. Dansville. N. Y 15 



Myers Thomas J., Philadelphia 11 



Ni'mmo Alexander, Brooklyn, New York 13 



Nurserymen's Cards 17 



Parsons, R. B. A Co., Flushing, N. Y 18 



Par.ioiis S. B. A Sous, Flushing, New York cover 



Parry Wni , Cinnaininson, N. J 9 



Pratt E. H., Dansville. N. Y 14 



Rakestraw A Pyle, Willow Dale, Pa l.°i 



Raoux C, New York . 14 



Richardson A Nicholas, Geneva, N. Y 10 



Roberts Josiah A , Malvern, Pa 9 



Roe E. P.Cornwal -on-Hudson, N. Y 18 



Rolker A. A Sons, New York city Fly-leaf 



Saul John, Washington, D. C 13 



ScoUay John A., hrooklyu. N. Y 8 



Scott R., Phila 10 



Selover A Willard, Geneva, N. Y 4 



Siddall Robert J., Philadephia 10 



Sked, Paddock & Co , Cleveland, O 10 



Small A L., Kankakee, 111 17 



Smith A Lynch, Boston, Mass 5 



Smith A Powell, Syracuse. N Y 9 



Smith W. A T., Ge'neva, N. Y 13 



Siraiton & Storm, New York city 10 



Taylor James, Urhana, 14 



'1 he Tebo Nurseries Co., Clinton, Mo 15 



Thomas M. A Sons, Philadelphia 10 



Thompson E. W., Slelton.N. J l.'i 



Thornburn J. M A Co., New York cover 



Totten A Schafer, Saratoga Springs, NY 15 



Vick James, Rorhester, N. Y'' 9 



Williams A. K., llithmond, Ind 4 



Wood G. J., Madison, Ind 10 



Wright Peter A Sons, Philadelphia 9 



Young A Elliott, New York 11 



An Assistant in Greenhouse at moderate salary, who has had e.xpe- 

 rience in Rose gnwine. with other general commercial stock. Ad- 

 dress, Greenhouses, Office of Gardener's Monthly sepi 



CAMELLIAS and AZALEAS. 



Our slock of these is this year In unusually fine conditiuii. The 

 CamcUi.is arc well furnished with Flower buds, and arc in excellent 

 health '1 he Chinese Aza'easare also of very superior quality, and 

 under our treatment produce flowers ol unusually large size. 



We have the best ntw sorts and can uffer plants from 25 cts. up- 

 wards. Evergreens can now be safely moved, as well as Ghent 

 Azale-is and Rhododendrons Our plants of these are always of fine 

 quality. We invitr the attention of 



NURSERYMEN and DEALERS 



To our general stock, boili UecidiioiiH ami Kvergreen, which is 

 very large and complete. Our Roses on their own rooLs, both i 

 antl 2 years, arc in very fine con'liliun, and at low rates. 



Our t )Hice and Greenhouses being at the location once occupied by 

 the old house of i'arsons & Co , (now dissolved), of which the head 

 of this firm was a memtier. visitors will find it quite accessible 

 •from either the Bridge or Main St. Railroad Stations. For Cata- 

 logues, address, 



R. B. PARSONS & CO., 



Bowne Ave. 



Febi2 P. O. H()X,Q9. 



I'TuHliini;, N. Y, 



Strawberry Plants, 



Thirty odd varieties. 



RASPBERRY PLANTS, 



Fourteen varieties. 



Currant, Gooseberry and Blackberry plants for saleby E. P. ROE, 

 author of " Manual on the Culture of Sinall Fruits," "Play and 

 Profit in My Garden," &c. Send for a Circular. 



E. P. ROE, 



lebtf Comiivall-on-Hudson, Orange Co., M. T. 



Yorksliire, Berkshire. Essex, Poland China, and Chester 

 WHITE SVVINE, ot unsurpassed excellence. Alderney, Ayr- 

 shire and Shorthorn Cattle, Southdown and Cotswold SHEEP. 

 Imported and Prize POULTRY, and PIGEONS bred on 3 

 FARMS. DOGS, Ac. New descriptive circular free. Elegant 

 new Catalogue with cuts from life of our stock, 20c. Sbkps, 

 Trees, Plants, Fkrtilizeks, Implemkts, Ac. 6 PACKAiiE-S 

 seels, free, as samples, for two 3c. stamps. Benson A Burpee, 

 successors to W. Atlee Burpee, Seed Warehouse, 223 Church 

 Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ocil2 



SITUATIONS WANTED. 



A position as Head Gardener or Superintendent of some Cen.e- 

 tery or large country place by a man thoroughly acquainted 

 with all branches of horticulture, both in-doors and out. Can t.ike 

 while direction of an estate, lay out and superintend work ; is ac- 

 customed to the charge of men and willing to work himself Or. as 

 partner in some well-established Nursery, Horticultural or Floral 

 Husiness of any department, of which would take entire charge. 

 Highest references given. Address, HOK 1 ICULTURIST, care of 

 (jeo. Such, Esq., South Amboy, N. J. aiigtf 



TO FLORISTS :— By a single man Wanted a situation, to take 

 charge of a commercial place ; well versed in the cultivation of 

 Stove, Greenhouse, and Bedding Plants, Roses. Coniferas, elc; 

 also, In and Out door Department, and understand thoroughly the 

 routine of a commercial establishment. Address, J. K., 2011 Mer- 

 vine St., Philada., Pa. 



BY a professional Gardener, young man ; wanted, a situation in 

 either commercial or private establishment, many practical 

 years' experience in both ; can furnish first class reference, and 

 speaks several languages ; distance no object. Address, P. M. K., 

 919 Melon St., Phila., Pa. 



BY a single man ; 12 years practical experience in Horticulture; 

 thoroughly understands the management of a commercial estab- 

 lishment, or private gentleman's place, the culture and forcing of all 

 kinds of Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables ; is at present employed; 

 but wishes to make a change in (jctober; no objections to 

 any part of the country ; first-class references from leading florists 

 and private gentlemen. Address B. B., Florist, Gardener's 

 Monthly Office, 814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



AS P'irst class Gardener, single ; 23 years' experience in England 

 and United States; understands the laying out of Grounds. 

 Hot and Cold Graperies, Stove and Greenhouse Plants, &c., &c , 

 best of references. Address, H J. B., care Wm. Grassie, Green 

 and Johnson Sts., Germantown, Phila. 



By a young gardener, married man; competent, satisfactory re- 

 ference as gardener of experience and ability in all branches of 

 In and Out-door Gardening in private or commercial establishment ; 

 forcing plants and fruits, laying out grounds, tastefully managing 

 place given his charge ; is strictly sober, industrious and honest ; 5 

 years' experience in Europe, 3 in United States. John Wasatko, 

 from First National Bank, Upper Sundusky, Ohio. 



