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THE HOR TICUL 7 URAL A D VER TIBER. 



Roses to the Trade. 



We have a fine lot of tluirty young plants, ol' the follow" 

 ing choice and popular varieties, to offer :— 



Perle des Jardins, Md. Lambard, 



Queen of Bedders. Hybrid Teas : 



Beauty of Stapleford, Duchess of Westminster, Michael Saunders- 

 Jean Sisley, Nancy Lee, Mad. Etienne Levet, and some others- 



Send for Price liist. Free on aijplication. 



LONSDALE & BURTON, Florists, 



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Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Teachers Wanted ! 



Of every kind, to flU Spring, Summer and P'all engagements 

 now coming to hand. 



Graduates and undergraduates of any School, Seminary, or 

 College, of little or n(] experience, or other persons desiring 

 to teach, should not fail to address at once, with stamp, for 

 application form. 



NATIONAL TEACHERS' AGENCY, 



CINCINNATI. OHIO. 



N. B.— Situations in the West and South a specialty. Good 

 pay to local agents and private correspondents. ap.3 



; FOREIGN GRAPE VINES FOR GRAPERIES. 



A\'e now oU'ei tin- finest collection of Foreign Grapes grown 

 , in the country. They are all good, strong, healthy canes, all 

 j true to name and all in excellent condition for shipping. 

 I Below will be found list of varieties grown hy us, one and 

 two years old. 



< One year old vines, $1.00 each. 

 PRICE : ^ j^„ ygg^ ^,j ^j^gg J2.00 each. 



' Bowood Muscat, Frontignan Grizzly, 



I Muscat Hamburg, Frontignan Black, 



Canon Hall Muscat, Gros Colman, 



Madresfield Court Muscat, Hamburg Black, 

 Mrs. Prince's Black Muscat, Hamburg Wilmot's, 

 Muscat of Alexandria, Hamburg Mill Hill, 



Black Prince, Hamburg Victoria, 



Black Alicante, Lady Down's Seedling, 



Black Barbarossa, Prince Albert, 



Black St. Peter's, Royal Ascot, 



Buckland Sweetwater, Santa Cruz. 



Calabrian Raisin, Trentham Black, 



Chasselas de Fontainebleau, White Nice, 

 Chasselas White, White Syrean, 



Chasselas Golden, NVhite Sweetwater, 



; Duchess of Buccleuch, White Tokay. t.f.l2 



Frontignan White, Oat;ilogue sent free on application. 



We would also call special attention to our stock of 

 Camellias, Azaleas, Acacias, Roses and general collection 

 of winter-blooming ornamental foliage and bedding plants. 



DAVID FERGUSSON & SONS, Laurel Hill Nurseries, 

 Ridge and Lehigh Avenues, opp. Laurel Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Strawberry Plants 



In LARGE or SMALL LOTS, 



Crescent Seedlings, Wilson's Albany, 



SHARPLESS and other sorts. Also Asparagus ; and fult 

 line of Nursery Stock. Catalogues gratis. 



HAL£S' PATENT MOL£ TRAP j f.s Randolph peters, Wilmington, Dei. 



For destroying ground moles in lawns, parks, gardens and 

 cemeteries, This is the only "perfect" mole trap in exis- 

 tence and is warranted superior to all others. Sold by all 

 Seedsmen and Agricultural Implement Dealers. Illustrated 

 circulars sent free to any address. 



H. 



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W. HALES, 

 Ridgewood, N. 



CLEARING SALE OF TREES. 



American arborvitae, 5 to 6 ft.; Siberian arborTitae, 1 

 to 4 ft.; Norway Firs, 1% to 4 ft.; Baling, IJ^to 4 ft.: Hem- 

 lock, 5 to 7 ft.; Irish Juniper, li< to 4 ft.;" Sugar Maple, 

 5 to 16 ft.; Silver Maple, 10 to 16 ft."; Norway Maple, 10 to 

 12 ft.; American Linden, 5 to 14 ft. Will be sold low by 

 the (quantity, as the ground must be cleared. Nursery 

 within two minutes walk of the depot at Christiana Station, j 

 on Pennsylvania R. R. | 



W. P. BRINTON, 

 mh2 Chri8tia na, Lancaster County, Pa. 



1828- RELiAB l l ^H882" 



BUIST'S SEEDC 

 1^— ARE THE «— i ^^k 

 EST SEED^ 



Are entirely the product of our own t'aruiH, and 

 are unsurpassed by any in the world for purity 

 and reliability. Itiiint's fiarden Almanac, 



containing- 192 pages useful iuformation, with prices, 



mailed on receipt of 3c. stamp. 



ES?" Wholesale.l'nce-List for Merchants on application. 



ROBERT BUIST, Jr.,Seed Grower, 



PHILADELPHI\. mli2 



HARDY PLANTS and BULBS. 



Our catalogue of the above is now ready and will be 

 mailed to all free on application. It contains a large varied 

 selection of choice Hardy Plants with full directions 

 as to cultivation. Our collection of Lilies together with 

 other miscellaneous Bulbs is unsurpassed in this 

 country. Special wholesale price list will be sent to 

 Dealers. 



mb3 WOOLSON &; Co., 



Lock DrawerJE. PASSAIC. N. J. 



CHOICE EVERGREENS! 



And all kinds of Ornamental Trees and Plants. 



SPECIALTIES at the MOREISVILLE NUESEEY. 



A large stock of handsome specimens of the best and 

 choicest varieties of Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, Flow- 

 ering Shrubs, &c., &c., which have been recently trans- 

 planted, and are now in excellent condition for planting. 



Abies conica 3 to 8 ft. 



" compacta — ItolJ^ft. 



" orientalis .3 to 5 ft. 



" inverta o to 10 ft. 



Picea Nordmaniana.. .3 to 8 ft. 



" cephalonica — 2 to 5 ft. 



" pectlnata 4 to 8 ft. 



Hemlock Spruce 3 to 8 ft. 



Norway " 3 to 8 ft. 



Retinospora plumosa.4 to 8 ft. 



" plumosaaurea 3 to8ft. 



" obtusa nana...3 to 6ft. 



" squarrosa 6 ft. 



Arborvitaes In great variety. 



lOOO SUGAR MAPLES, 



10 to 18 ft. A very fine lot of young thrifty trees, with clean 



straight stems, well branched and with excellent roots. 



3000 SUGAR MAPLES, 



6 to 8 ft. Young, thrifty and straight. 



500 PURPLE BEECH. 



Grafted trees of a superior variety. 8 to 12 ft. high, with 



well-formed heads. 

 Norway Maple, Silver Maple, Am. Elm, Ash, Linden, Larch, &c. 

 SPANISH CHESTNUTS. 

 Trees grafted with a very large and superior variety which 

 is perfectly hardy, enonnously productive and a regular 

 bearer. We believe this to be the best variety of European 

 Chestnut in the United States. One tree, about thirty years 

 old, has borne one hundred and ninety (190) quarts of nuts 

 during the past three years. Average size of nuts seventy to 

 the quart. 



CONCORD GRAPE VIN^S, 

 4 years old, very fine. Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs, &c. 

 Pseonies in variety. Iris Koempferii, Smilax from 2>^-in. 

 pots. Gladiolus in great variety, splendid collection. 

 Double Tuberoses, strictly pure. 



LILIUM LONGIFLORUM FLORABUNDA, 

 The new White Ldly. Rhubarb, Asparagrus, &c. Send 

 for Catalogue. SAJVIXJJei.- C I«OON, 



Successor to Mahlon Moon & Son, 



MorrisTille, Bucks County, Pa. 

 30 miles from Phila., on N. Y. Div. of P. R. R. mhS 



a week in your own town. Terms and $5 outfit free. 

 Address H. Hallett & Co., Pertland, Maine. ja.l2 



$66 



