TEE HORTICOLTUHAL ADVERTISER. 



Index to Advertisements. 



AdvArtinerK nre rtquetleil to hmt orders in hnmi at aAiu t as 

 P09SIHI K. (V;'y rtrrived after Mf '2.'trJ of each viont\ ranuol be 

 msDBKn in/er<ion »r> t/if next istue. 



American ,)ourn:il of Microllcu^^y, Ni-w Vork city l:i 



Ayer N \V. ASon, f hilmltli.liiu I 



BaUa William F., Bl.i..iniiiglon, III 11 



Bayer T., Lolir-oii Main, Havaria 17 



BaTersdurfer M. M. .t Co., Philaiiolphiii 4 



Bii'ist. y«'n. K , riiilacl<lphia 8 



Bush J.S.. Now York ciiT coTor 



C»dwallailer K F , Mu«ml County Nurtery, [.ouisbiirg, Kan.. 9 



CliWestcr W. 11., Nrw York city 12 



Collins, John S , Moor^stown, N. J .* 9 



Dick John, Philadelphia 8 



Dinjcee ACoM»rd Co . West (irove. Pa 2 



Elder Walter, Philadelphia 3 



Engle A Bro , Mari. tta, Pa 10, 11 



Ennis Henry J . Wa^^hington, I) C ... « U 



Foster P. H.. Hah) Ion Nursery, Sullolk Co., N. Y 8 



Foust George, Harneual, N J 10 



fiochels F ,Men>i]hi»,Tenn 9 



Crannis, E. B.. New York 6 



QreRory James J. H , M»rblehead, Mass Fly-leaf 



HauceA A .Son, Ri-d Bank. N, J U 



HarrU Wm- K . Phila 4 



Henderson Peter A Co , New York 1 



Hews A. II. A <"o., No. Cambridge, Mats corer 



Hinricb.i C F. A. New York city 9 



Hitchint;9ACo..New York city 3 



Hubbard T.S., Fredoma. N. Y - 4 



Hudson J. K .Topeka. Kan 10 



Husted J. B , Nassau, N. Y. 9 



Huster Jacob. WashiuKlon. P. C 11 



Jongkindt A M ('., Conin< k, Tot'.eihaia N'urs .DedemsTeart 10 



Knaulh, Nachod A Kuhue Mewrs . New York city 7 



LaneC. F., Koshkonong. Wis 9 



Landreth Darid A .Sods , Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Lenk George, Waldt^nberg. Saxony 16 



Lippineotl James, Moumt Holly, N. J 10 



Lonsdale Edwin, Gerniantown, Phila U 



Lord's Horticultural Works. Irfington, New York 7 



Lynex Richard. Phila<lelplii» 9 



Marot Chas. H., PUila 1, 8, 10. 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, Fly-leaf 



Meehau Thomas. Germantown, Philadelphia H 



MellorThos., Philadelphia 9 



Merriam G.Jt.C . Springflelo, Mavs 11 



Miller A Hayea, Mt. Airy ^^urserle•, Phila 4, 8, 9 



Nimmo Alexander. Brooklyn, New York cOTer 



NurserTmen's Cards 13 



Paillet L. < hatenay. Krante 11 



Park Geo. W.. Mt. Vrrnon 12 



Parrr William, Cinnaminsoii. N.J 9 



Parsons S. B. A Sons, Flushing, New York cover 



Parsons, R. B. A Co , Flushing, N. Y 16 



Philips J T. A Son Chester Co., Pa 8 



Practical Farmer, Philadelphia 12 



Rand, McNally & Co., Chii-«g«, III 6 



Raoux C, New York 6 



Reed Gee. I. A Co-. Ka-'sau, N. Y 9 



Roe E. P.Cornwal -on-iiudson, N. Y 16 



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



Schoenfeld GuslaTus, Watertown, N. Y 11 



Stientlfio Farmer (o , Bo-ton, Mass 10 



Scollar John A.. Brooklyn, N. Y coTer 



Siddal'l HoVjert J, Philadelphia 9, 



Skcd. Paddock &<').,< l^veland, O. 10 I 



Smith A Butler, Newport. R. 1 9 



Smith A Lynch, Boston. Mass ,5 ; 



Straiton & Storm, Now York city 9 ' 



Thorburu J. M. A <'o.. New York city coTcr 



Tillinghast Bros , La Plume, Lusserue Co., Pa 6 



Transon P. A E., Orleans, France 7 ' 



Vick Jawci, Rochester, N Y 12 



Wood G. J., Madison, Ind S 



Wright Peter A Sons.Philadelphia 8 , 



Wyman, Jr.. E., Rockford. Ill 10 i 



TO FLOKIST.S. 



WANTED — A situation as Foreman and Propagator; has a i 

 thorough knowledge of the business in its several depart- I 

 ments, including the Propagation of Plants, the Production of Cut I 

 Flowers; has had large practice in the London nurseries, with sev- j 

 eral years in a leading commercial nurserj- at New York; is well ' 

 conversant with getting up Plants for Commercial Shipping and j 

 Local Ttode; is active and industrious ; is anxious to secure a posi- < 

 tion in a firm doing a good trade ; married man with small family, j 

 Address.A. B.Box 54 Astoria P.O., Long Island City, N.V. nov3 ' 



CAMELLIAS and AZALEAS. 



Our stock of these it this year in unusually fine conditiun. The 

 Camellias arc well furnished with Flowcr-budk. anil are in excellent 

 licalth I he Chinese Azalrasare also of ver)' superior quality, and 

 under our trr ttnieni proituce flowers of unusually large sue. 



Wc have ihc best new sorts and can offer plants from as cts. up- 

 wards. Evergreens caii^ now be safely movtti, as well ai Ghent 

 Azale-u and Rhododendrons Our plants of thoe are always of fino 

 <iuality. Wc invltr the attention of 



NURSERYMEN and DEALERS 



To our general stock, both JDeciduouH and Kver|;reen. which is 

 »ery large and Complete. Our Roses on then own roots, both i 

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



Uur OtSce and Greenhouses being at the location once occupied by 

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

 of this firm wa.s a member, visitors will find it quite accessible 

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

 logues, address, 



R. B. PARSONS Sl CO., 



Kownc Ave., 

 Febu P. O. Box, 99 KluHhing, N. T. 



Strawberry Plants, 



Thirty odd varieties. 



RASPBERRY PLANTS. 



Fourteen varieties. 



Currant, Gooseberry •ml Hlackbeiry plants for sale by E. P. ROE. 

 author of " Manual on the Culture of Small \Fruit»,' " Play and 

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



E. P. ROE, 



(ebtf Ck>rnir«ll-on-FIudiion, Ormage Co., N. 1. 



■WA9rr3BiX> 



Illustrated Catalogues of all torts of natural Anericaa rustic wark 

 a'd rustic baskctsi. 



GEOBG LKNK, 

 deci Waldeuberif, .Saxon y. 



Catalo|aes of fiuits and noTcltlcs of all kinds. 



T. BAT£B, XurMryniAn, 

 deci La>br-*a-llsin, U^ritrim, 



SITUATIONS WANTED. 



BY a first-class Propagator, in a good Nursery or Florist Estab- 

 lishment. Address, Propagator, care Mr. Jehm Saul, Nur- 

 seryman and Florist, Washington, I). C. noT3 

 WANTED. — A situation to take charge of a gentleman's private 

 place, by a young man 35 years of age. no chddren ; is well 

 up in the growing of vegetable* beth for market and private use ; 

 thoroughly understands the management of a greenhouse, and hot 

 and cold fratucs , wife will be willing to take charge ef peultry and 

 attend a dairv if required. References given and requited. Ad- 

 dress, J S. Rus,sell, Catonsvi'le, P.O. Balto. Ce., Md. 



(""ARDENIR, married; wants a simaiion ; understands gar- 

 1 dening in all its branches ; has lived on the estate of the late 

 John S. Milchells f r about 14 yars ; in his employment nearly le 

 years; the beet ai reference will ke given. Please apply or address, 

 Thomas Hoctor, Tarrytew*, N. V. 



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Can still be had in numbers, per year 

 Bound in neat cloth cases, including numbers, 

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Delivered postaj^e free. 



Or mail us your own numbers, and have them bound in cloth caaea 

 lor 90 cents. Returned to you bound postage free. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, 



Philadelphia. 



