THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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By mall, post paid, (on own roots) 25 cei tn apiece, M.OO 

 por dozen, $l'2.liO per hundred. Large plants (budded 

 or on own roots) Djr express at purchjiser's expense oU 

 cents apieoe. $4.00 per dozen. The inOMt select 

 collertion in America. Send for Catalogue, with 

 colored plate, 10c ; plain, free. 



ELIWANGER & BARRY, Rochester, N.Y. 



VERBENAS. 



Fine, Stockv Plants Entirely Free from Rust or Mil- 



•dfw. 30 beet named sorts, $3.00 per 100; $25.00 per 1000. 

 Saraplesi sent free to those desiring to purchase. 



TIJBEROSfcS, DOl TBL.E. 



First-Class Bulbs $4.00 per 100, $26.00 per 10(K). 



C. A. NORDYKE, 

 fob 1 Riclmioiid, lud. 



ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF 



Mlwestock: 



THE AMERICAN 



JOURNAL OF MICROSCOPY. 



THE MICROSCOPE has now become such an imiMirtant as- 

 .si.stant in Science, Medicine and the Industrial Ans, that no 

 intelligent person can afford to be without a knowledge of the 

 best methods of using it, and of the advances made by i*s em- 

 ployment. THE JOURNAL OP MICROSCOPY ftims to give 

 this knowledge in simple, but thoroughly accurate and trust- 

 worthy form. It addresses itself to the Naturalist, the Teach- 

 er, the Student, the Physician, and the general reader, and it 

 is so simple, practical and thorough, that it may prove to the 

 advantage of every one owning even a pocket' magnifier to 

 take it. 



It is published monthly, and is printed on good paper, aud 

 well illustrated. 



It is now in its third year, and has met with very general 

 favor, so much so, that at the request of more than two-thirds 

 I of our subscribers, we have doubled its size. Subscription, 

 $1 .00 per year. 



82^Vols. I and II, handsomely bound in cloth, with gilt title, 

 [ $1.2.'5 each. Vols. I and II, bound, and Vol. Ill in numbers as 

 issued, $2.60. 



Send for free specimen copy. Address, 



American Jonmal of Mirroscojyy, 



decs 



Box 4875, New YorR City. 



Roses, Roses, By Mail. 



10 Beautiful Ever-Blooming Roses, postpaid to any address, 

 for $1.00, purchaser's selection. All the best varieties. The 

 "bept inducements offered to purchasers of Greenhouse and 

 Bedding Pl.snts in the V. S. for Spring of 1878. All plants 

 ■warranted to reach the purchaser in good condition. Cata- 

 logues Free, and send for one before purchasing elsewhere. 

 Address >V. H. BRENNEMAIV, 



feb 6 Harrisburg, Pa. 



IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. 



A patent that will enable any one to produce new potatoes, 

 ripe fruit, <&c., all through the Winter, nearly as cheap as in 



'their ordinary season, will be given to "responsible" farmers 

 for one-fourth of the proceeds for seven years, and afterward 

 free. Address, with two stamps to pay return postage, .1. 



■CLARK, P.O. Box 1671, New- York. feb 1 



A NEW RASPBERRY 



"NEW HOCHELLE." 



This is a hardy, strong, and healthy grower, and will produce 

 "twice as much fruit as any known variety; fruit large, of good 

 'flavor, and bears carriage well. I can furnish one year trans- 

 )planted canes at $3.«)0 per doz. ; tips $2.00 per doz. 



Send for a circular. 



feb.3 S. P. CARPENTER, New Rorlteile, N. Y. 



r^rvorO from open ground. Hybrids, Monthlies, Climbers, 

 L^V/OllO and also small Roses from 3-inch pots. Florist 

 II Stock, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. 



FLORETS OF CARNATION Pinks, assorted colors, $1.26 per 100 

 Dy express t\.M per loo; by mail, post-paid, $2.00 per 100, at 

 the holidays. 



DAPHNE CNEORUM, (strong) $2.00 per dozen, Sl.-i.oo period. 

 W holesale List free. Address, 



J.T. PHILLIPS iL SON, 



I Jan. 2 West Gr-ove, Cfietiter Co., Pa. 



Small Fruits a Specialty 



I Great American, Durand Beauty, Cwmberland Tri- 

 ' ninpii, Cinderella, Continental, and all Best Sta wher- 

 ries. Early Proliilc, Reliance, Brandywine, and all 



I Best Raspberries ; Wilson's Early and all best Blackberries; 

 also Currants, Grapes, Peach Trees, &c., Ac, all reliable 

 and at HARD PAN prices. Send for price list, and oblige, 



JOHN S. COLLINS, 



oct tf Moorestown, AT. tf. 



Special Offer to the Trade. 



Clematis flammula, Jackmanni viticella rubra grandiflora, and 

 ■other sorts, Dicentra spectabilis strong roots. Roses, Oranges, 



iLauerstrffmiass, Hydrangea, Otaksa and Panicul ta grandiHoia 

 Daphne indica, Pl'imbago capensis. Pampas grass, very showy 



iplants ; Verbenas and other bedding plants. Apply to 



WALTER ELDER, 



LAJfnSCA.JPE A\n .TOBHl^'G OAHnHNJCK. 



1231 Rodman Street, Philadelphia, 

 Attends to all branches of his basiness on reasonable terms. 



feb.2 



GEROLD ALTORFER, 



West Chester, Pa. 



LANDS Sfet^rJQWA 



I onn nnn acres m\m wl ^ 



Central- 

 Western 



1 2nn nnn acres 



l5^W»,v» Wfor sale uc sr, aiirt i^i per acre, in 

 fiirin lots, aiid on terms to suit all classes. Round- 

 trip tickets from Cluoago and return free to pur- 

 chasers, s^eiid pcital-card for maps and pamphlet 

 describing climate, soil ami produc-ts in ir, coufi- 

 ties. Call on or addiess I<»«VA R. It. I.A>n 

 COni>AKV.03 Randolpli .street, Cliieago, 

 or Cp<l»r R»|>l«i.>). I«»M ». 



J". B. CALHOUN, Zand Cmnmii.vnner. 



KANSAS! 



All about its Soil, Climate, Resources, Products, Laws, and 

 its People are given iu the KANSAS 7'Vl 7/.W KU. a 10-pagc 

 Weekly, iu it-* 16t"h year. Post-paid, 3 mo.,.')Oc. 



Address. J. K. HUDSON, Topeka, Kansas. 



Has quickly taken a high place among agricultural journals.— 

 N. v. Tribune. We have considered '.t among the best of our 

 exchanges, and a worthy representative of the West. — Practical 

 Farmer, Pliil'a. Our Kansas friends should feel much pride in 

 the high character and sterling worth of their State agricul- 

 tural paper.— XatiMial Live-Stock Ji.urnnl. We cheerf-uUy 

 credit it with being one of the best edited of our Western agri- 

 cultural exchanges. — Spirit of the TiwfK N. Y. dec4 



