THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER 



By 100, 1,000 or 10,000 Grown on New Soil, Strong 

 and Vigorous. ALEXANDER, AMSDEN, STEADLY, 

 CRAWFORD'S, OLD MIXON, and 18 other kinds at 

 lower rates. 10,000 BRANDYWINE RASPBER- 

 RIES Cheap. Nursery at Malvern, P. R. R. 



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JOSIAH A. ROBERTS, 

 Malvern, Pa. 



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We offer in large quantities, 



Apples, Crabs, Plums, Peaches 



CHERRIES, and SMALL FRUITS, 



Including the new and prominent sorts, at lowest 

 rates. 



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DAYTON, OHIO. 



1 f^Q Bill-heads, 100 Cards, 100 Envelopes, 

 •*-^^^>J withlyour business printed ; the lot sent 

 post-paid, $1..5d. Kurtz & Bro., S. E. Cor. 5th and 

 Chestnut, Philadelphia, Pa. augi2 



MANUAL 



Por Advertisers 



Acoraplete guide toadvertisers. yew Hnit^ii Ju-.ryial. — 

 A necessity to all whi) advertise. T.-iuisviUe CoiinueTc^nJ. 

 — The most complete and reliable work of the kind. 

 ritt»b'n-rj Gazetif. — ficnt ("ree to ;'ll who advertise. 



NU/ AYER A dvert-s.ng JI'.TES BUILDING, 

 .VVirti-soN Mgknts, I Philadelphia! 



(ii't our Esriiiiafe beiore making any advertisinfj 

 contr-'.cts. Onr bu'iiness is large. Facilities unsur- 

 passed. Prices the lowest. Terms the best- 



THE AMERICAN 



Steamship Company of Philadelphia. Philadelphia and Liverpool 

 Line. The only Trans-Atlantic line sailing under the American 

 Flag. Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and Wednesday 

 from Liverpool. 



THE EED STAE LINE, 



Carrying the Belgian and United States Maik Sailing every 

 twelve days, alternately from Philadelphia and NewYork. Direct 

 and only 



To ANTWERP. 



The American and Red Star Lines heinj; undi;r one management, 

 E.xcursion Tickets are good to return by either, thus saving the ex- 

 pense and annoyance of re cros-ing the Channel. 



For rates of passage and general information apply to 

 apltf PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Phila., Gen'l Agents. 



Brighton Grape Vines ! 



I offer at low prices, various sizes ot Brighton Grape Vines, pro- 

 pagated from the original vine now growing upon my grounds, where 

 it has produced more than ico fine bunches this season (the fifth 

 year after planting). Send to head-quarters for vines and descrip- 

 tive circular. 



Rochester, Sept. lo, 1877. 



H. B. HOOKER. 



Also, Weeping Ch-rries, and.i general ass'irtinent of Nursery Stock, 

 for sale, cheap, for cash at the Morris Nurseries. 



STOCK. 



THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK of PEARS 

 and PLUMS in this COUNTRY. 



Also Standard Apples, Cherries and all varieties of Nursery 

 Stock of the finest quality at prices that will make it an object 

 for every nurseryman and dealer to correspond with us or call before 

 purchasing. 



SMITH & POWELL, 



SYRACUSE. N. Y. 



Choice Selected Field. Flower, Tree, Grass, Herb 

 Vegetable and Honey Plants. Garden and Apiarian Imple- 

 ments and Supplies. Agricultural Books, &c. Our new Descrip- 

 tive Catalogue sent free. 



Address carefully, 



C. F. LANE'S 

 N-"W-Apiary and Seed Warehouse, 



febi2 Koshkonong, Wis. 



APRICOT AND PEAR. 



My trees of the above are unusually fine — Best varieties — Prices 

 low. Also a full Assortment of othertrees and hardy plants. 



EDWIN ALLEN, 

 sep3 New Burns"wick, (Nurseries,) N. J. 



C. F. A. HINRICHS, 



29, 31 & 33 Park I'lace, New York City. 



HYACINTH AND BULB GLASSES, 



DECORATED FLOWER POTS. LAVA, MAJOLICA, .^c, &c. 

 Vases, Iron Sections for Flower Beds. Lawn, Fish and Flower 

 Stands, Floating animals for Aquaria. Buttonhole Bouquet Hold- 

 ers. Only and Original GERMAN STUDENT LAMP for Con- 

 servatories Send tor prices to above address. 0Ct3 



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GEORGE ACHELIS, West Chester, Pa. 



"^ Hro R TH €'H O U S E <^ 

 The Autumn No. of Vice's Floral Guide, 



C'r^ntaining descriptions of Hyacinths. Tulips. 1 ilie". and all Bulbs 

 and Seeds for F:.I1 Pl.-inting in the Garden and f.rWinter Flowers in 

 the House— just published anci sent free to all. Address, 



sep2 JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y. 



