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THE HORTICULTURAL Mf V E RTISE It. 



Index to Advertisements. 



A(lv(>rtisoi-s (jrc rff/HW^rd /o have orders in hmvl as IUki.Y as 

 ro-isiiil.K. (hpy rrceivfd nflfr the lid of each muiith ruiinut be is- 

 MlKKl) insertion in the next issue. 



Ai'holisCeo., West Choster, I'x •<• 



Allpii ICdwin, New Brunswick, N.J 'i 



Allen .S. I>. A Co., Philadelphia, Pa " 



.MloiiVr (icralil. West ("liiMtor, I'a. 1- 



Itairii \V. !•'., HKioniiiiiiloM, 111 'J, 1>< 



Haird l)iivid, Mnnalapan, N. J 8 



Harkor [>aniol, NinlVilk, Va 12 



Havirsilorfor .M. .\t. A Co. Philadelphia 4 



Hrvant .1. M., I'hiladclphix Fly-leaf 



Hrinton W. P (hrlNtiana, Pa I^ 



Hridtioiuan's. New York IS 



Hiii.-t !{.. Pliihulelphia 10 



ChatlJild .\. v., Albany, N. Y 



Chapin Ci. II., Boston, Mass o 



Collins .lolin S., Moorcstown, N. J 16 



(.'owiii N., New York 16 



I>owfy I). M.. Uoehestcr, N Y 8 



Diik ,'lohn, Philadelphia. 7 



IMllon .1. L.. HlooMist.uip, Pa 9 



Preer Henrv. Philudelphja, Pa 6 



KKl.r Walter, Philadelphia 6 



KllwanKCr >t Harrv, Kochester, N. Y 'i, C, « 



I'ost. r P. H., Babylon, N. Y " 



<;il)*>ii ^<: Bennett, \Voo<Ibury, N. J 2 



< .ilniore S. J., Salina, Kan 9 



tila-cher and Kuhlnian, Cincinnati, 9 



liahels I'"., Memphis, Tenn 2 



Harris Wui K., I'hiladelphia 5 



Hews A. II. & Co., Cambridge, Mass Cover 



Hoeu K., Baltimore. 12 



lleii'lorson Peter A Co., New York 1 



Hickman J. B., San Juan, Cal 6 



Hicks Isaac <t Sons, Old Westbury, L. 1 12 



Hiuhing.s & Co., New York 3 



Hubbard T. S., Kredonia, N. Y 10 



Jenkins J., Winona, Ohio 6 



Kelsov F. W., Rochester, New York Fly-leaf 



1-andfelh, David i .Sons, Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Ix>rd's Horticultural Works, Irvington-on-the Hudson, N. Y.. 4 



Lvnex R., Philadelphia 6 



Idarot Cha-s. H., Philadelphia, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, i:}, 14, If., 10... 



Fly-leaf, cover 



Meehan Thos., Gennantowu, Phila 8, 12 



Merrill J. Warren, Cambridgeport. Mass 6 



Michel Henrv & Co., St. Louis, Mo 9 



Miller S, H.. Norwich, O. 2 



Moon Wm. H.. Morrisville, Pa 2,6 



Morris & Miller, Frcderickj Md 9 



Simmo Ale.v., Brooklyn, N. Y 5 



Nursery Cards 9 



Parrv, Wm., Cinnaminson, N. J 2,13 



Pars')ns & S<jns Co., Flushing, N. Y Cover 



Parsons R. B. A Co., IHushing, N. Y' 16 



Rakestraw A Pyle, Willow Bale^ Pa 10 



Reed (jeo. I. A Co., Nassua, N. \ 6 



Richardson A Nicholas, Geneva, N. Y 13 



Rickett James H., Newburgh, N. Y 9 



Robson Charles, Philadelphia 12 



Roe E. P., Cornwall-on-the-IIudson, N. Y 16 



Bolker Augurt A Sons, New York 1, Fly-leaf 



Saul John, Witshington, D. C 13 



Seal Thos. F., Fnionville, Pa. 12 



Selover A Willard, Geneva, N. Y 10 



Scott R., Philadelphia 13 



Situations Wanted. 15 



Small A. L., Kankakee, 111 2 



Smith A Butler. Newjwrt, R. 1 2 



Smith A Lynch. Boston, Mass 11 



Smith A Powell, Syracuse, N. Y 2 



Southern Enterprise, Atlanta, Ga 9 



Straiton A Storm, New York. 2 



Thorburn J. M., New York Fly leaf 



Townsend, Ilammar & <,'o., Boston. 8 



Tran.son P. A E., New York Cover 



Vaughan J. C., Chicago, III 6 



Watson William, Brenham, Texas 16 



WeHbrook C. W., Wilson, N. C 12 



Wo<xi Edmund M., Boston. 5 



Wright Peter A Sons, Philadelphia 2 



Young C. A Sons, St. Ix)uis, Mo 2 



FOR"SITUATIONS WANTED-^ecpagelS. 



Flowering Camellias, 



We are this ypiir again able to ofler very fine planla, 



WITH A GREH ABUNDANCE OF fLOWEB BUDS. 



Purchiusers will lind Ih.tt the llowc-rs will return much more 

 than the cost of the plants. Among the budded sorts are 



m PLENA m OTHEK Ml WHITES, 



.\s well as the best loliircd kinds. I'dr piiccs a'idress, 



R. B. PARSONS & CO., ' 



BOX 99. 

 JSBEFOM^lTYiNG GLASS." ESTIMATES 



t 'saaa-iOH 'sasnoH-ioH 'sardadYHO •< 



yE W SE ED L rNfif R i S PB E li li Y 



E"D T5 rk T7 ' C PRIDE OF THE 



Awarded "1st ini/.c'" by the Boston Jlurticultural Society; also 

 all the new and standard vaiicties. October is the best time to 

 set out Raspberries. 



•GOLD MEDAL" 



The new and standard kinds true to name. 

 Currants, Gooseberries and Blackberry plants. Send for catii- 

 logue. Address E. P.vROE, 



COKNWAI.L-<J.N-THI>HlDSON, 0K.\N<;K CO., N. Y. 



Foreman Wanted. 



A first-class out-door working foreman, one who is well up In 

 the propagation of Fruit Tree.s, and hardy ornamental iiurse.ry 

 stock, and is willing to do what he is told. Location very 

 health V. Good wages to a gofxl man. Address, stating wage^. 

 wantwi. WILLI A.M WATSON, 



oct-2 Rosedale Nurseries, Brenham, Texas. 



WANTED. 



A single man who tlioroui,'lily understands the propagation of 

 Roses, growing of cut-flowers, bedding jilants, Ac. Must bring 

 first-class recommendations. Address, C. II. M.VROT, 



.S14 Chestnut St., Pliilada.. Pa. 



LAWN AND SHADE TREES. 



By F. R. Elliott. 



Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and Shrubs, for planting In 

 Parks, Garden-i, Cemeteries, &c., &c. Illustrated. 125 pages, 

 i2mo, cloth. Price, J1.50. Seat by mail, post-paid, on receipt of 

 price. 



Address, CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 



APPLE, "CHERRY," PEACH, AND PLUM 



T.REES. 



LARGE MAPLES, "EVERGREENS," Etc. 



At low rates. Catalogues sent free. 

 Address, Geo. AciinLLs, West Chester, Chester Co., Pa. 



Strawberry Plants, 



FOR FALL PLANTING, IN POTS OR OUT. 



Pi:icK List .sk.vt Fkkk. 



augtf JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 



