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N.BARNARD, ^ .„ „ , „, 



.N.i,>. ryraan, Still Pond, Md. 



INO. A, BRUCE & CO., 



s. :f,i ..b Tiiiaiiis, Jiamiltoa, Canada. 



R, J. BLACK, New and Rare Fruits, 



iii-eineu, Fairtleld Co., Ohio. 



R, BUIST, Sr,, Nurseryman. '' 



li.tii St. and Darby j' ve , P.iiUi. 



W. B. BURLEIGH, „,.„,, ^, 



t-'luiisi ni'i o ilsman. Plai nfield, Coun. 



PAUL BUTZ & SON,^~'^ ^, '^ 

 .Nuix-N itiiii bliiriyt. New Castle. Pa. 



GEOTOU^ST, 



A jrsi lyiii.n andFlons'.Barnegat. >..J. 



S. jrcTLLOWAY, 



> lasii V lid seed.^ m»ii. Montgomery. ' '. 



WM~KTHARRISr 



Florist, PliiLidflphia. 



PETER HENDERSON & CO., Wholesale 

 M/odsaun and Florists, JNew York City. 



HOVEY & CO^; 

 Nursery and Seedsmen, Boston. Mas s. 



A^ HANCE & SON, Nursery and FriTit ^^ 

 G I i uver.s. Ked TVink. N. J. 



SAlVIUELn<TNSEY, 

 .-.mail I'liut J^urs er y, Da y ton, Ohio. 



C, F. LANE, Seedsman and A;\iariaD, 



Janesville, Wis. 



FRANCIS LUDLOW,^ 



;rville, Ills. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, . „, .. 



.Mus rv.\: I i,e .~!i'eds, (^ynu'int u, Phil 



JOHN R. (STA. MURDOCH, ^ 



■M:r> er\ in n. I'risn.ii l'.i. la. 



HENRY MICHEL & COTj 



Fljnsi, t. u./iiis, All). 



SARAH H.MARTIN, 

 .^eeus ana hiulbs, Marblehead, Mass. 



A. C. NELIS, Florist ami Seedsman, 



Canajoharie, N.Y. 



JOSHUA M, PHILIPS^ 



.Ml >crs and ie. iisiiian,Mercer8bv.rg,Pa. 



WM, B. REED, iNurseryman and Florist, 

 Chatiihersburg. Pa. 



WrL. SMITH, 



Fionsi. Aurora, Ills. 



G.W.THOMPSON, 



.Narseryiuaii, -•i.-ltoii. N. -T 



J. c. vaughaim, 



'I'rees, Seeds and Bulbs, Chicago, 111. 

 I. C. WOOD &, BRO-jWholesaleaiTd Retail 



> u 1 M-rv and Fii.rist. FiMikill. y. Y. 



FRANK WHITNALL; 

 Seejsniaii and florist, Milwaukee, Wis. 



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ILLUSTRATEQ 8ATAL0GUES 



Sent free on application. 



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Low freights from Boston 

 allow us to compete with any 

 Pottery in the United States, 



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H. HEinrS & CO., - - No. Cambridge, Mass. 



VERBENAS! 



Splendid plants, free from rust or mildew. 



In 20 distinct named varieties. 



The same unnamed, 



Carnations— Edwardsii, LaPurite, . 



Pres.De Graw. and others. 



Roses— 214 in. pots, Tea, Bourbon, and Hy- 

 brid Perpetual, our selection, . . . 5 00 



Geranium— Mt. of Snow, Silver-leaved, 2,H. 

 in. pots, •''*'" 



Geranium— Mt. of Snow, Silver-leaved, 3 in. 

 pots. fine. ..*...." On 

 Send for Trade l>ist. 



SKED, PADDOCK & CO., 



Clevelaufi, O. 



Evergreens, an Immense Stock. 



^Vmericau Avlior Vitne, .30 cts. 

 to S20 per hundred. 20 other 

 sorts at low rate.s. 



Pine in variety, .50 cts. to S15 

 per hundred. Norway Sjiruce, 

 50 ct.s. to S.30 per hundred. 

 ■ Greenhou.'^e and Stove Plants, 

 Archyranthus, Chrysanthe- 

 imnns and Coleiis, 5 cts. each. 



Callas, 4 cts., Verbenas, ;> cts. 

 Geraniums, 5, G .and 8 cts. 



Petunias, .T and (icts. Smilax, 

 2.") cts. jier doz. 



A full assortment of Fruit 

 and Ornameiitel Trees, Shrulis, 

 Viii(\s, &c., at low rates. 

 Catalogues free. 



Address, 



rishhiii, y. r. 



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RAILROAD NURSERIES, 



Christiana, Lancaster County, Fa. 



A fine stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Grape Vines. 

 Greenhouse Plants, etc. 



SPECIALTIES. 

 Sugar Maples, Linden American, 



Norway Maples, Siberian Arborvitse. 



Silver Maples, American Arborvitse. 



Norway Fir, Balms, 



I. Juniper, Hemlock. 



Prices very low; s(!nd for I'rices. Verbenas, Coleus. Carna- 

 tions. Koses', Geraniunis, and a general assortment of Green- 

 house plants and Tuberose bulbs. Address 



' W. P. BRINTON, 



apii Christiana. Lancaster Co.. Pa. 



