THE HOB TIG UL TUBAL ADVEBTISEB. 



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AND OTHER 



FRUIT SEEDS. 



Notwithstanding the general scarcity of Fruit Seeds this sea- 

 son we expect to turnish our cuslomers with lull supplies at our 

 usual low jrices ; but solicit 



EARLY ORDERS. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, 



tsep GERMANTOWN, PHILA. 



WILD GOOSE PLUM. 



One and two year on Peach, Genuine worked from our bearing 

 trees. Also a good assortment of other varieties, stocky and well 

 branched. 



Send for new Trade List. 



HOOPES. BRO. & THOMAS, 

 Cherry Hill Nurseries. septa West Chester, Pa. 



HUE'S PATENT 



Digs Irish or sweet, and is free from choking. 

 Ug^ Send for circular. 



sepl 



PLA/\/TS, HE]N AND RARE. 



From the Victoria Nursery, London, England, now on exhibiticn 

 at the Hoiticultural Hall, Centennial Grounds. 

 For Descriptive Lists aud Prices, apply to 



JOHN DICK, 



tepa 53rd and Darby Boad, Pliila., Pa. 



APRICOTS. 



I and 2 years, Jgo.oo per i.ooo. 



RED DUTCH CURRANTS. 



a years, fine, J^o.oo per loco. 



IRISH JUNIPERS. 



3-3}^, bushy, 8i;oo per 100 ; price per 1000 on application. 



GEORGE ACHELIS, Nurseryman, 



sep2 West Chester, Pa. 



SPECIALTIES. 



Apple Trees, Peach Trees, Cherry Treei;, Gooseberries, Double 

 flowering White Almonds, Prunus triloba (Double flowering Plum), 

 Norway Maples olall sizes. Dwarf ArborviiaeA, Sibericin, American 

 Arborvitae-i and Hemlocks for Hedging, Norway Spruce, Pyrus Ja- 

 ponica. Purple Mist. 



GEORGE ACHELIS, Nurseryman, 



Bep2 WES r CHESTER, PA. 



TDrrO DT aXTT^ SulbH. Fall Price List aud Bulb Cata 

 IniJlIlO, rLUUO logiie Gratis Adlress, 



• WASHINGTON, D.C. 



The undersigned ofl'ersa fine stock of the following at Iowrat«8: 



New Pears —Souvenir du Congress; Beure d' Assumption; 



Pitniasior I)uclicss, and other new Pears. 

 New Peaches. — American and Europf an varieties. 

 Fruit Trees. -An extensive stock ol well-grown Trees. Pean, 



Standards and dwarf, of extra size— a heavy stock. Apple, 



Cherry. Plum, Apricot, &c. 

 Grape Vines, J-'triiwherries, Easpbenifs. &c. 

 Evergreens. — Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, <fec. Small size*. 



suiiable for Nurserymen; as well as large Stock in greai 



variety. 



Dutcli Sullis. 



Larsce Importations direct from the leading growers in Holland. 



First quality BuUis: Hyacintlis. Lilies Tulips, rf:c 

 New and Rare Greenhouse Plants for winter blooming. 

 New Roses — Luciiess ot Edinburgh, Perle de Lyon, &c., at re- 



diictd jates. 

 New and Scarce Roses, an immense stock grown in pots^ 



piicf"< low. 

 New Wisterias, New Clematis, Nt w Pelargoniums, Geraniums, 



Primula Japonica, &c. 



Catalogues mailed to applicants. 



JOHN SAUL, 



¥ASHII&TOIf, D. 0. 



t.sep3 



COMBERUiO 



Unquestionably 

 one ot the finest 

 berries under culti- 

 t'ation. 



aep2 



F. K. PHtENlX, Bloomington Nursery, 111. 



FORTHE HOUSE 



The Autumn No. of Vick's Floral Guide, 



rontainiug df-.'-cnptinns ot Hyaciuilis, Tulips, Lilies and all 

 Bulbs and Seeds for Fall Planting in the Garden, and for Winter 

 Flowers in the House— just published and sent tree to all. 



Addrpits 



gep2 JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. T. 



