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THE BOH TIC UL TUBAL ADVERTISER. 



Index to Advertisements. 



Advertisers art requested to have orders in hand as Eari.v as 

 POSSllti.K. Copy received after the 2'.Wd of each month cannot be 

 INSURED interlion in the next issue. 



Achelis GoorRO. West rhostor. Pa H 



Allen Edwin, Now Uninswick, N. J 



AltorrerGcrold. West Clieitpr, Pa 15 



Ayer N. W. A Son, T liilad-'Iphia 9 



Basset! Wni. F. Hannnouton, N. J 14 



Bayersdorfer M. M. A Co., Philadelphin 4 



Brinton W P . Lancaster Co., Pa 11 



Buist R , ri)ilad.>lphia 11 



Bush J.S.. New y>.rk city 8 



Collins, John S., Moorestown, N. J 15 



Cliatfield, A F., Albani. X. Y fi 



DIngee A Couard ("o , west Grove, Pa 2 



DreerllinrvA . Pliila 11,15 



Elder Walter, riiiladelpliia 10 



Elsworth Lewis. Naperville, 111 10 



Olbson A Bennett. Wondburry, N.J.. 15 



Goebels F , Meniidiis.Tenn.. .' 15 



Grannis, E. B.. New York 



Hale G. H A .T. H , South Glastonbury, Conn IG 



HanceA. & Son, Red Bank. N.J 14. 15 



Harris Wm K . Pbila 15 



Ilarftis A Sonimcr, Quincy, 111 16 



Henderson Peter i Co., New York 1 



Hews A. H. it Co., No. CanibridRe, Mass 8 



Heikes Nurseries Co . Dayton, Ohio 9 



Hinrichs C. F. A., New York city 9 



Hitcliinjts & Co.. New York citv..'. 3 



Hoo "er H. E , Rochester, N. V. 8, 9, 14 



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



HustedJ. B., Nassau. N.y 10 



International Exhibition, Phila 6 



Jenkins J., Winona. Columbiana Co., 12 



KauH'nian L . Iowa City, Towa 10 



Knautb, Nachod <% Kuhiie Me.ssrs., New York city 7 



Kurtz & Bro., Philadelphia. Pa 9 



Lane C. F..Koshkonong, Wis 9 



Landreth David & Sons., Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Lonsdale Edwin, Gertnantown, Phila .'... 11 



I.K)rd's Horticultural Works, Irvington, New York 7 



Lynex Richard, Philadelphia 10 



Ludlow Frank, >apfrville, III 10 



Marot Chas. H., Phila 6, 14, 16, 17, Fly-leaf 



Meehan Thomas, Germantown. Philadelphia 12 



Merriam G. & CSpringfild, Mass 10 



Miller & Hayes, Mt. Airy Nurseries, Phila 11, 12 



Monell J D., Hudson. N. Y fi 



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



Mvers Thomas J., Philadelphia 12 



Myer D S.. Bridgeville. Del 15 



Nimmo Alexander. Brooklyn, New York 13 



Nurserymen's Cards 10 



Parsois S. B. & Sons, Flushing, New York cover 



Parsons, R. B. & Co.. Flushing, N. Y IS 



Pratt E H.,Darsvine. N. Y 14 



Rand, McNally & Co.. Chicago, 111 G 



Raoux C, New York 14 



Richardson & Nicholas. Geneva. N. Y 10 



Roberts Josiah A., Malvern. Pa 9 



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



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



Saul John, AVashington. D. C 13 



Saunners David, New Haven. Conn 10, 15 



Scollay John A.. Brooklyn. N. Y S 



Seal Thos. F . Chester Co., Pa 14 



Selover & Willard. Geneva, N. Y 4 



Siddall Robert J, Philadelphia 15 



Sked. Paddocl & Co., Cleveland. O 10 



Small A L., Kankakee, 111 16 



Smith & Lynch, Boston, Mass 5 



Smith <t Powell. Svracuse. X' Y 9 



Smith W. & T., Geneva, N. Y 13 



Starr Chas. T., Chester Co., Pa 15 



Straiton & Storm, New York city 10 



The Tebo Nurseries Co., Clinton, Mo 15 



Thompson G. W.. Stelton.N J 15 



Thorburn J M. & Co., New York cover 



Tillinxhast Bros , Luzerne Co., Pa 13 



Totten A Schafer, Saratoga Springs, NY 15 



Transon P. A E., Orleans, France 7 



Vick James, Rorhester, N. Y 9 



Vuvlstcke Ch , Loochristy-les-Gand, Belgium 10 



Williams A. K., Richmoiid, Ind 4 



Wood G. J , Madison, Ind 10 



Woodruff Geo. S., Mt Airy. Phila 14 



Wri<Tht Peter <t Sons, Philadelphia 9 



You iig & Elliott, New York 11 



CAMELLIAS and AZALEAS 



Our stock of tliesc is this year in uiuisimlly fine condition. 'llic 

 I Camellias arc well fiirnislieil with Flower buds, and arc in excellent 

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

 under our treatment produce flowers ol unusually large size. 



We have the best new sorts and can offer plants from 25 cts. up- 

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

 Azale-»s and Rhododendrons. Our plants of these are always of fine 

 quality. We invil- the attention of 



NURSERYMEN and DEALERS 



Toour general stock, Ijolli l)cci<luous .uid Kverjirccn, which is 

 very large and complete. Our Roses on their own roots, both t 

 and 2 years, are in very fine condition, and at low rates. 



Our Office and Greenhouses being at thelocation once occupied by 

 the old house of Parsons & Co , (now dissolved), of which the head 

 of this firm was a member, visitors will find it quite accessible 

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

 logues, address, 



R. B. PARSONS Sl CO., 



Bowne Ave., 

 Febi2 P. O. Box, 99. Flushing, N. Y. 



Strawberry Plants, 



Thirty odd varieties. 



RASPBERRY PLANTS. 



Fourteen varieties. 



Currant, Gooseberrj' and Blackberry plants for saleby E. P. ROE, 

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

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



E. P. ROE, 



febtf Cornivall-on-Hudsoi», Orange Co., N. T. 



SITUATIONS WANTED. 



A position as Head Gardener or Superintendent of some Ceme- 

 tery or large country pbce by a man thoroughly acquainted 

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

 whale 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 

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

 Highest references given. Address, HORTICULTURIST, care of 

 Geo. Such, Esq , South Amboy, N.J. augtf 



W.VNTED. — .\ situ:ition by a single man 28 years of age : thor- 

 oughly competent in the management of a commercial or pri- 

 vate establishment ; the propagating and growing of all kinds of 

 plants, fruits and vegetables, forcing, &c. Reasonable wages ac- 

 cepted ; most satisfactory references given. Address, A. G B,, 

 Gardener's Monthly Office, 814 Chestnut -St., Phila. 



TO Florists and Nurserymen. — A man of first-class ability as 

 Propagator of soft or hard-wooded plants, and grower of 

 stove and greenhouse pi mts wants an engagement. Is thoroughly 

 versed in the general routine and management of a florist's es- 

 tablishment ; has been accustomed to grow plants and cut flowers 

 for the New York market ; can grow Orchids if required. Refer- 

 ences from present and former employers. Address, A. B., Fair 

 View, Bergen Co., N. J. 



WANTED. — By a young, unmarried man, a situation in a com- 

 mercial or private greenhouse or botanic garden; is a thor- 

 ough, practical , and scientific florist ; not afraid of work ; unexcep- 

 tionable reference. Address, Horticulturist, Lock box 123, Cedar 

 Rapids, Iowa. oct2 



BY an Englishman. ~a situation as gardener ; married, without 

 family ; age 40 ; thoroughly competent in every department of 

 his business ; 25 years experience in England and America. Good 

 reference can be given. Address, X. Y., Post Office, CheUnut Hill, 

 Philadelphia, Pa. 



WANTED. — K situation as Gardener, by the undersigned, mar- 

 rie '. no children, who thoroughly understands the manage- 

 ment of Greenhouses, Propagating and Kitchen Garden. Best of 

 references. PETER K AMP, 1205 North 26th St., Phila. 



BY a Scotch Gardener, single; has had long experience in Europe 

 and this country'; is well up in cultivation of Greenhouse apd 

 Hot-house Plants, Graperies, Fruits and Vegetable Gardening ; can 

 give best reference from last situation of nine years' duration; would 

 prefer a private place. SAMUEL BAIRD, Ithaca, Tompkins Co., 

 N. Y. 



FIR3T-CL.\SS Gardener and Florist, competent in the manage- 

 ment of any Florist's place ; will give g' od recommendations; 

 single; wishes a situation as propagator and general manager. Ad- 

 dress, F., Gardener, 927 Sartain St , Phila. 



