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THE HORICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Index to Advertisements. 



Advertisers are requested to have orders in hand as Early as 

 Possible. Copy received after the 22d of each month cannot be in- 

 sured insertion in the next issue. Fur Adv. rates see 2d cover page. 



American Dentaphone Co., Cincinnati, 14 



Bayersdorfer M. M. & Co. Philadelphia 4 



Beatty Daniel F., Wivshington, M. .1 Fly-leaf, IS 



Bliss B. K. A Sons, Nev York. " 4 



Boyle Win. F., Philadelphia. 18 



Bryant & Stratton, Philadelphia 3 



Bu'tterworth T., Quincy, 111 9 



Butz Paul A Son, New Castle, Pa. 12 



Chicago Floral Co., Chicago, 111 11 



<'hilds J. Lewis, Queens, N. Y 6 



Clinton Bros, Clintouville, Ct ii 



Collins John S., Moorestown, N. ,T 18 



Coquillard A. F., South Bend, Ind 18 



Cowen N., New York 18 



Dick John, Philadelphia 11 I 



Elder Walter. Philadeli)hia Flv-leaf 



Engle & Bro., Marietta, Pa '. 17 [ 



Excell Robt., Chicago, HI 8 , 



Ferrv D. M. & Co., Detroit, Mich 7 ; 



Frank & Co., Buffalo, N Y G 



GilesW.W., Chicago, 111 14 



(ioodell L. W., Amherst, Mass 6 '■ 



Gregory James J. H , Marblehead, Mass Fly-leaf 1 



Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine 12 j 



Hallock V H. & Son., Queens, N. Y'. 14 



Harper A Bros., New York G, 8, 14 



Henderson Peter & Co., New York 1 



Hitchings & Co., New York 2 



Hubbard T. S., Fredonia, N. Y' .S 



Jenkins' Nurseries, Winona, 14 i 



Knauth, Nachod A Kuhne, New York City 10 j 



Knight Ceo., Bowling Creen, Ky 18 



Laudreth, David & Sous, Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Lord's Horticultural Works, Irviugton-on-the Hudson,N.Y 7 ' 



Lovett J. T., Little Silver, N. J. Cover ^ 



Marot C. H 3,4,6,7,8,9, 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 



17, 18, Fly-leaf, Cover 



Marschuetz & Bacharach, Philadelphia, Pa 6 j 



Meehan Thos., Germantown, Phila 17] 



Meehan W. E., Philadelphia, Pa, 15 i 



Miller & Yates, Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Nimmo Alex., Brooklyn, N. Y' 7 



Nursery Cards 9 



Parry Wm., Cinnaniinson, N. J 16 



Parsons A Sons Co., Flushing, N. Y Cover 



Pearson & McGiil, Ainsworth, Iowa. 14 



Perry Wm. * Son, Bridgeport. Conn 8 



Robson Charles. Philadelphia 15 



Rolker August & Sons, New York 1, 17 



Rural New Yorker, New York Cover 



R. W. P., Pennyan, N. Y 6 



Scott Alex, Waverly, Md 11 



Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich 3 



Situations Wanted 18 



Smith & Lynch, Boston, Mass 5 



Smith W. L., Aurora, 111 '...'.'....'.. 15 



Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine 17 



Straiton & Storm, New York • 9 



The Dingee & Conard Co., West Grove, Pa 3 



The Maryland Farmer, Baltimore, Md 4 



Thorburn J. M., New York Fly-leaf 



True & Co., Augusta, Maine 8 



Van Geert A., Ghent, Belgium 17 



Vaughan J. C, Chicago, 111 ; 9 



Wales Geo. S., Rochester, N. Y 6 



AVatson Wm., Brenham, Texas 12 



Wright Peter & Sons, Philadelphia. 9 



FLORISTS! GARDENERS! 1 



RARE CHANCE I To LEASE, for a term of years, the well- 

 known "Boyle's Nursery," Lancaster Ave. and Forty-third St., 

 West Philadelphia, estate of late William F. Boyle, Florist. 

 Establislied over thirty years. Dwelling, Greenhouses, two 

 Large Lots, Stock of Trees, Plants, etc. Laige business guaran- 

 teed. The Executors will lease at a low rental to responsible 

 party. Unequalled chance! Call or address as above imme- 

 diatelv for further information. jan.l 



HOW TO READ7~" 



AND HINTS IN CHOOSINa THE BEST BOOKS, 



With a classified list of works of Biography, History, Criti- 

 cism, Fine Arts, Fiction, Poetry, Religion, Science, Language, 

 etc- By Amelie V. Petit Pp. 220. 12mo, cloth. Price, Sl-OO- 

 by mail, post-paid on receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



SITUATIONS WANTED. 



BY a thoroughly practical (iardenei, well versed iuall branches 

 of Horticulture, competent to take charge of large place, 

 either private or commercial, also the management of Land and. 

 Stock. Large expei-ience and best of references from former 

 situations. Address J. G. care of M. Milton, Voungstown, Ohio. 



BY a tirst-elass man ; understands Gardening in all itsbranches. 

 Green-houses and Graperies. Also farming and everything 

 connected with the business of both braiiches, with many years 

 reference. Address M. B. Maguire, care of James Y'. Murkland, 

 Recording Secretary New York Horticultural Society. 



AS Gardener, by a single man, to engage with a lady or gentle- 

 man. Has had thorough experience in the cultivation of 

 Stove and Greenhouse Plants, Ferns, Orchids, Hot and Cold 

 Graperies, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Has served in some of the 

 principal establishments of England and the L^nited States. Re- 

 ference satisfactory. Address B., care of E. Wyatt, 16th Street, 

 above Venango, Philadelphia. 



BY a young man (from Jan. 15th, 1880) as Forenuin or Propa- 

 gator in a commercial nursery. At present Foreman and 

 Propagator to R. Bui.st, Esq., in (Jlass Department. Can also give 

 satisfactory refeiences from tirst-class English, French and 

 (ierman Nurserymen. Address J. Petersen, care Rosedale Nur- 

 .sery, 67th and Darby Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 



AS (iardener, (ierman, middle-aged, small family, of 25 years 

 practical experience at Greenhouses.Graperies, Lanscaping^ 

 and Florists' business; 15 years in this country. Send refer- 

 ences t'lwards the 20th instant or after. Address Gardener, 

 Bayonne City, Hudson Co., N. Y'. 



BY an Englisliman, married, no incumberance, age 28, as 

 Gentleman's Gardener or Foreman in a Commercial estab- 

 lishment. Well posted in all branches of his profession. Satis- 

 factory reasons given for leaving present employer. Address to 

 B. C. D., Post Office, Stapleton, Staten Island, N. Y. 



A practical gardener, plantsman and propagator, of standing 

 ability and experience, fully competent in all the branches 

 and te(iuisites of the business, — best references, — wants a situa- 

 tion, either private or commercial. Address first, J. F. T., care 

 Charles H. Marot, 814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 



To take charge of Fruit 

 and Vegetable grounds, 

 and Hot and (ireenhouses. Must go West. Address, Horticul- 

 turist, care CHAS. H. MAEOT, 814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 

 Pa. Jan. tf. 



GARDENER WANTED. 



WANTED 



-A GOOD PRACTICAL GARDENER 

 to engage as Partner in the Nursery 

 and Flower Inisiness. Address 



GEORGE KNKJHT, 

 jan.l Bowling Green, Ky. 



BEATTY'S TOUR IN EUROPE. ,oTeW 



Being a condensed history and travels in Europe, over 30 en- 

 gravings, nearly 100 pp., nicely bound book sent for only 10 cts. 

 address the Author and Publisher, Daniel F. Beattv, Washing- 

 ton, N, J. 



THOSE wishing to sell, purchase or exchange property, with 

 the view of emigration, are invited to address A. F. CO- 

 QUILLARD, South Bend, Ind. 



2,000,000. 



Genuine Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Currant, Grape 

 Vines, Asparagus Boots, I'eacli Trees, &c., Ac. (iooD Stock, 

 Lowest Prices. New Catalogue now ready. Sent free, 

 augtf JOHN S. COLLINS. Moorestown N. J. 



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