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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Index to Advertisements. 



Send orders early as possible. Changes of copy must be in 

 by 16th. New orders received after 22d of month cannot be in- 

 sured insertion in next issue. Fli/-lea/ copy {new or changes) 

 must be in by 16ih. For Advertising Rates see 2d cover page, 



Benz Albert, Douglaston, N. Y Fly-leat page 2 



Blanc A., Philadelphia 6 



Boebmer Louis, Yoitohama, Japan 12 



Carmody J. D., Evansville, Ind 12 



Coiiins J. S., Moorestown, N. J 24 



r'owen N. & Son. New York 24 



Dayhofl J. W., Hagerstown, Md U 



l)e Veer & Boonikanip, N. Y Fly-leaf p. 1, 4th cover page 



Dillon J . 1.,, Bloomsburg, Pa 8 



Dingee & Conard Co., West Grove, Pa 4 



Dreer Henry A., Philadelphia 14 



Eastern Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia 11 



Elliott Benj. A., Pittsburgh. Pa 6 



Excelsior Publishing House, New York 11 



Exeter Machine Works, Boston, Mass 4tb cover page 



Farquhar A. B., York, Pa 6 



Fergusson David & Sons. Philadelphia 1.5 



Hallock V. H., Son AThorpe, q,ueens, N. Y 12 



Hanna J. L., Baltimore, Md ~, 24 



Heinl Joseph, Jacksonville, Ills l(j 



Henderson Peter & Co., New York 3 



Hitchings A Co., New York 6 



Jenkins J., Winona, Ohio 12 



Landreth D. & Sons. Philadelphia Fly-leaf page 2 



Marschuetz & Bacharacb, Philadelphia « 



McAllister F. E., New Vork 24 



Merriam O. Jt C. & Co. , Springfield, Mass 13 



Moon Sam'l C., Morrisville, Pa B 



Mullen Geo., Boston, Mass 11 



Newark Machine Co., Columbus, O 6 



Parsons <S Sons Co. F lushing, N. Y 4th cover page 



Patty D. H., Geneva, N. Y r..24 



Plenty Jos., New York and Phila Fly-leaf page 2 



Raijux C. New York 8 



Kice H. C, Farmington, Conn U 



Etdlker August & Sons, New York S, 8 



Sanders C, St. Louis, Mo IB 



Saul John, Washington, D. C 8 



Schultheis Bros., New York 13 



Seal Thomas F., UnionviUe, Chester Co., Pa II 



Shore James, Oermantown, Phila 11 



Smith David, Boston, Mass 7 



Stewart Wm. J., Philadelphia and Boston 11 



Still well Chas. R., Gravesend, L. L, N. Y II 



Straiton A Stonn, New York 11 



Studer Nicholas, Washington, D. C 14 



Swain R. A., Philadelphia 9 



Taber W. B. & W. M., Detroit, Mich 8 



Thorbum J. M. A Co., New York Fly-leaf page 1, 24 



True A Co., Augusta, Maine 13 



Tucker H. V., Toronto, Unt., Can 24 



Van Ueert A., Ghent, Belgium 12 



Vanhome, Griifen A Co., New York 8d cover page 



Vaughan J. C, Chicago, III Fly-leaf page 2 



Waterer H.. Philadelphia ..Tv.1.5 



Weathered Thomas W., New York Id 



Welch Bros., Boston, Mass H 



Wilaon Wm. C, New York City 11 



Young Thomas, Jr., New York 11 



WANTED 



Wanted 



We have applications for sev- 

 eral young men, having some 

 knowledge of the Seed busi- 



. _^ ness; ntute experience, wages 



required, and line most proficient in, &c. Must have un- 

 questionable references. No applications entertained ex- 

 cept by letter. J. M. THORBCRN & CO.. 



15 John 8t.» New York. 



First-class Uardener to 

 take charge of commercial 

 place. Good Rose Grower, 

 with American experience. 

 Permanent situatnm ; lib- 

 eral wages. Send particu- 

 lars. B. V. TUCKER. 282 Saokvllle Street, Toronto, 

 Ontario, Canada. 



49* IP YOU WANT TO BUY A ^» 



FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT 



in the mild and dclighttul climate of 



MARYLAND OR TH£ SOUTH 



^-^-^ J. L. HANNA, 



inh4 



75 W. FAYETTE ST., BALTIMORE, MO. 



SITUATIONS WANTKD. 



Advertisements under this head must be paid for m advance, witA 

 the order, at rate of $1.00 for each 36 words per insertion. 



BY German of 28. in first-class private place or good home 

 with florist. Experience in Europe and America, has 

 thorough practical knowledge of all branches. Address, 

 W. W., Florist, 3327 S. 7th Street , St. Louis, Mo. 



BY thorough practical gardener, experienced in Ids profes- 

 sion. Stove A greenhouse plants, hot & cold graperies. 

 Kitber commercial establishment, or l>t-class private place* 

 Good references. Gardener, \V. Chester, Pa. 



BY steady, married man, no family; English, two years in 

 U . S.; understands thoroughly management of all green- 

 houses and garden work. 23 years' experience. Jno. Whit- 

 taker, 19 Bank St.. Cleveland, Ohio. 



\S gardener or florist ; knows all branches of the business. 

 Orchids, Roses, Ornamental Graperies, Vegetables, and 

 Land ; taken many premium;*. 25 years' experience, Eng- 

 land & America. J. Groucher,97 Rowe St., Rochester, N. Y. 



F. E. McAllister, 



Seed Merchant and Importer, 



No, 22 Dey St., Bet. Broadway M CliDrcli St., 



NSIAT YORK, 



IS READY TO BOOK ORDERS NOW KOR 



Lilium Candidum, Longiflorum and Harrisii. Roman and 

 Dutch Hyacinths, Paper White Narcissus, Lily of the 

 Valley, Freesia refracta alba, Leicntline and Odorata and 

 other Fall Bulbs. 

 Prices on application. je 



^ >| ^\ Per Month and Expenses. Men Wanted to sell Nur- 

 «9 *fr\J seryStock. D.H.PATTY. N urseryman , G eneva. N.Y. 



1,999,999 



Strawberries, Raspberries, 



Currants, Grapes, 



including the Older tested and New Varieties, 

 MAY KING. MARLBORO. EARLY CLUSTER, FAY. NIAGARA. 

 Peach and other Fruit Trees. aul2 



COMET, KIEFFER, LE CONTE 

 Ac, &c. 



SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 



JOHN S. COLLINS, 



MOOKESTOWN. N. J. 



London Gardener's Chronicle 



Will be furnished, post-paid, direct to subscribers in the U. S. for 

 86.35 per year. Apply to 



CH AS. H. MAROT, AEent. an Chestnut St. . Phili. 



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