THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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Roses! Roses! Roses! 



We offer a large stock of 



FINE STRONG GROWING YOUNG ROSES, 



grown in 2 and 3 inch pots, and include the fin- 

 est and leading varieties. 



Hybrid Perpetuals, Teas, Bourbons and Chinas. 



Also MOSSES and CLIMBERS. 



at very lowest prices. Orders solicited. 



JAMES ALDOUS & CO., Florists, 

 tfeb7 Iowa City, Iowa. 



NEW YORK, FEBKUAKY 1st, 1876. 



A FEW 



THOUSAND PLANTS 



In excellent condition, just 



IMPORTED FROM FRANCE, 



To be sold for CASH ONLY and delivered at once. 



Mahaleb Stocks, middling size, - per 1000, 86.00 



Pear Stocks, 1 year, 1st class, - - " 16.00 



Quince Stocks, Angers, 1st class, - " 20.00 



Roses, Standard, 1st class, in choice varieties, per 100, 50.00 



Roses, Half Standard, ist class, in choice varieties, ' 25.00 



PACKING, EXTRA. 



Liilles, in collection of 30 fine varieties, per 250 bulbs, 35.00 

 Pear Seed, fresh, - - per pound, 1.50 



LIST OF ROSES AND LILIES 



Will be sent to applicants. 



C. RAOUX, 



Jaatf 35 Maiden Lane. 



THE loo DAYS TOMATO 



Actually ripens in one hundred days. Earliest Good Toma- 

 to ever oflered. Free from rot; ship will; remarkably pro- 

 litii. S419. 50 Sold from Oae-fourtli Acre. 



Positive proof ol these claims iu Free Circular. 25 cents per 

 packet; 5 for $1.00; nost-paiii. Address 



J. A. FOOTE. Seedsman. 

 f;b3 513 Main St., Terre Haute, Ind. 



E. IP. I^OE, 



In preparing his Manual on the Culture of Small Fruits has 

 been led to more than IJOUBLE its size, making it very full and 

 complete as a practical guide, both for gar.len and field cultiva- 

 tion. It is also being published in handsome form. This makes 

 it nece>sary to increase the price a little, and it will now be mailed 

 on the receipt ofprice, 50 cents. 



Send for CIRCULAR and PRICK LIST of STRAWBERRY 

 and other plants, address E. P. ROE, 

 feb3 Cornwall on the Hudson, Orange^Co., N. Y. 



Ferxis^ Palms, d^c 



A large collection — many of which wereimporud from Germany 



the past spring. 



«®_Send for NEW TRADE LIST. 



HOOPES, BROTHER & THOMAS, 



CHERRY HrLL NURSERIES, 

 tfebS West Chester, Pa 



AMSDEN, Amsden, Anctsden. Earliest and best early 

 feach in the woild. I'rets, root grafts and scions at Carth- 

 age, Missouri, and Dayton, Ohio. Price of the trees reduced forspring 

 1876. For full history of this Peach, and price of the trees, root 

 grafts and scions, address 

 augi2 JOHN WAMPLER, Carthage, Missouri. 



PEACH TREES, of best varieties; Norway Spruce and 

 American Arbor Vitses, several sizes ; Mammoth Cluster and 

 Brandy wine Raspberry; Cherry Currants; 2 yr. Concord Grape 

 Vines ; Strawberry Plants ; and a general Nursery stock at greatly 

 reduced rates. Satisfaction en irant'"eH. For prices, address 

 feb2 DAVID BAIRD, Manalapan, N. J. 



A Hygroscope for 50 cents. 



THE CHEMICAlT HYGROSCOPE. 



This indicator of atmospheric moisture is as accurate as tha 

 costly ones. Rooms heated by furnaces or stoves are almost in- 

 variably so dry as to be damaging not only to health but to fur- 

 niture. Some people take the consequences others keep water 

 on the heater. The Hygroscope shows at a glance whether the 

 air is too dry or not. 



Sent by mail for 50 cents. Address, 

 febtf CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 



Sussex Nurseries, near Georgetown, Del. Orders for 

 Peach Trees received for Spring delivery at the following low 



Per 100. Per 1.000 

 Beatrice, 1 yr., 3 to 5 ft., stocky, . $7.00 860.00 



" 3 to 4 ft., light, . . 6D0 50.00 



'• " 2 to 3 ft , nice, . 5.00 40.00 



Assortments of varieties ) 1 yr., 3 ft. i over, stocky 5.00 40.00 



including Beatrice, Fos- )■ '• 3 to 4 ft., light, 4 00 30.00 



ter. j " 2 to 3 ft., nice. 30i 20.00 



Wilson's Early Blackberry Plants, . . 2.50 15.00 



All orders for SlO worth or more packed to go to any pait of 

 the country without extra charge. Prices of other Nursery 

 slock given on appliralion. Can sliip Smith at any time in win- 

 ter when weather is mild. R. S. JOHNSTON, 

 feb2 Stockley, Del. 



Roses, Lilies, Violets, Carnations, GeianiumSi k 



The Greenbrook and Paterson City Nurseries furnish 



them "Client) as the Cheapest, Goed as the Best.'' 



Their Dollar Collections i^mailed evervwhere) contain Ten 

 DifTerent Varieties of Choice Plants and Roses with three 

 tine Album Cliromos or a beautiful L.ilium. Buyer's choice. 

 Address 



J. GREr\ES, Sec'y, 



Box 837, Paterson, N. J. 

 Catalogues Free. febS 



CHENOA NURSERIES. 



APPLE and other FRUIT TREES, GRAPEVINES, HEDGE 

 PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, GREENHOUSE and 

 BEDDING PLANTS fur sale. Steck ?OUNI ) and HEaI.THY. 

 Prices low. Great inducements 10 Granges, Clubs, and Deal- 

 ers for CASH. Spring Price-list now ready. Free to all apph- 

 cints. Address 

 mch2 SCOTT & MAXWELL, Chenoa, 111. 



HEDGE PLANTS! HEDGE PLANTS! 



^Making liedge plants a specialty, we have pailioularly to offer 

 this spring Osage Orange, Norway Spruce, Hemlock Spruce, 

 Arbor Vitx, in immense quantities, and of any size to suit. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, 

 jantf Germantown, Phila. 



