THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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New and Rare East Indian and Other 



The undersigneil offers EAST INDIAN and other ORCHIDS 

 in large quantity, including 



ANCR^CUMS in variety; splendid plants. 



A RIDES— Sirens Ellisii, Curvifolium, Lobbil, Roseum, 



Quinquevulnera, Adoratum, &c. 

 CATTLE Y A— Eldorado, Eldorado splendens, Superba, 



Mossiie, Leopoldii, &c. 



CYPRIPEDIUM S— Candatum, Concolor, Niveum, 

 Piereeii, Jcc. 



DENDROBIUMS — Aggregatum, Albo-Sanguineum, 

 Barbatulum, Cbrysanthum, Cretaceum, Chrj'sotoxum, 

 Crassinola, Dalhousianum, Devonianum, Eburneum, 

 Falconerii, fimbriatum, occulatum, formosum, gigante- 

 um, Lutecium, macrophyllum giganteum, Parishii, 

 Pierardii latifolias, Suavissimum, Wardianum and 

 many others. 



L^LIAS— Anceps, Superbiens, Alba, &c. 



LYCASTE SKINNERII-A grand winter-flowering 

 Orchid. 



ODONTOCLOSSUMS-Grande, Bictonlaensis, &e. 

 PH^LANOPSIS— Amabilis, Schilleriana, &c. 

 SACCOLABIUM— Blumei majus, Guttatum, Ainpula- 



ceum, Violaceura, Curvifolium, &c. 

 CCELOCYNES ; Tricopilias; Vandas; Masdevallia; Bar- 



keria; Calantha ; Chysis ; Coryanthes ; Phajus ; Stan- 



hopea ; Sobralia ; &c. 

 All are offered much lower than can be purchased In Europe. 

 a&- CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. -^l 



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JOHN SAUL, 



WASHINGTON, D. C. 



BPIEWDID AND WONDERFtTl VARIETY OP 

 ORNAMENTAL 



i GRASSES 



EVERLASTING 



FLOWERS 



AND 



IMMORTEUES 



Tastefully airauged in BOUQUETS and DESIGNS, 



or for sale in Bulk. 

 LARGEST STOCK. FINEST COLORS. 



No other house offers such advantages to the Whole- 

 sale Trade. Florists.Drus^^sts.Fancy and Art Stores 

 should send for our Illustrated Wholesale Price-List 



Natural Grasses, Flowers and Moss, bleached and 

 dyed to order. 



HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. 



179-183 E. Main St., ROCHESTER. N. V.- 

 200-206 Randolph St., CHICAGO, ILL.; 



WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 



Gui Flowers and Florists Supplies. 



Shipping of Bon Silenes, .Safranos, Fancy Rnses and 



Smilax a specialty. Flowers Sold on Commissiou. 



Circulars to Growers and Ketail Florists 



sent on application. 



f.i2 165 Tremont S treet, Boston, Mass. 



WALTER ELDER, ~^ 



Landscape and Jobbing Gardener, 



12.^1 Rodman Street, Philadelphia, 

 Attends to all branches of his business on reasonable terms. 



^^ tn 4iOnP®''*^*J**home. Samples worth 86 free. Ad- 

 *j»*# lu »ptUdress Stihson & Co., Portland, Maine. ja.l2 



CKLOSIA PYBAMIDALISCLAKKIC.-Tlie most pro- 

 litic winter-llowering plaiit ever ottered. A constant suc- 

 cession ot bright crimson pyramidal flowers from October 

 to May. No florist should be without this splendid novelty. 

 Strong plants, in 3-in. pots, 50c. each, aS5.00 per dozen. 



— coi^e:us — 



Magnificent new strains. Seed imported from newly ex- 

 plored portions of South Sea Islands. 

 COLErS MACRO PHYLLA, GEN. GARFIKLD.— A 



grand variety ; leaves under good cultivation, 8 to 10 in. 

 long, « to 8 wide ; color, chocolate marbled with bright rosy 

 carmine. COLEUS MACROPHYLLA, MRS. GEDDES.— 

 Leaves 10 to 12 in. long, 8 to 10 wide ; beautifully variegated 

 with carmine, green, pink, chocolate and cream. The finest 

 colored Coleus in cultivation. COLELS GARLAND.— 

 Elegantly colored with purple, cream, green and carmine ; 

 deeply serrated edges, forming miniature leaflets of great 

 beauty. Price, single plants, 50c. each ; set of 3, ISl.OO. 

 (Nothmg equals them for pot culture in winter.) 

 ts2 A.THOR PE &, CO.. Washington, D. C. 



BOUVARDIAS. 



Neuner and Garfield specialties ; these and other fine 

 sorts in 2, 3 and 4-iiich pots. All the best sorts of ROSES, 

 OLEANDERS, BEGONIAS, &c., &c. Strong, clean stocky 

 plants grown in pots. For lowest rates by the doz., 100 or 

 1000. Address 



D. R. -W^OODS, 



NEW BRIGHTON, PA. 

 Wanted, two-year old Gen. Jacqueminot and La Riene 

 Roses. 



MAKE HENS LAY. 



yiu £.uguau V cieruiciry scrgeon ana unemist, now 

 traveling hi this country, says that most of the Horse 

 anfCittle PowJers B<.>!a heie are worthless tiash. He 

 says tliut Sheridan's Condition Powders are absolutely 

 pure an 1 immensesy valuable. Nothin;j on earth will 

 make heus lay like Sheridan's Comlition Powders. Dose, 

 oneteaspoonful to one pint food. Sold everywhere, or sent 

 by mail for eight letter stamps. I. S. JOUNSOX k CO., 

 Oustuu, Mass., formerly Bungor Me. 



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 month with choice .stock from the best artists. Send stamp 

 for sample copy. All articles written by men of authority. 



Address, 



FARMERS' ADVISER, York, Pa. 



The Typographical appearance of this spicy paper is alone 

 worth the subscription price. f.i2 



NEW DOUBLE WHITE BOUYARDIA 



the most valuable plant sent out for years. Price per plant in 

 2)4-inch pots, 50c each ; $3.00 per doz. Large plants in 4-inch 

 pots, 7=;c. each ; $6 00 per doz. New Pelargonium Maddons' 

 Victor, strong plants 7";c each ; $f>.i o per dor. New set of 30 

 Verbenas for 1881. Splendid Varieties ready the 15th of 

 October, $2 00 for the ^et John White's Mealy Bug 

 Exterminator, the only known remedy to kill the Mealy Bug 

 without injuring the plant, $1 ,00 per bottle ; ;f 8,co per doz. 



JOHN WHITE, 

 ja.i2 Communipaw Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 



$72 



A WEEK. S12 a day at home easily made. Costly Out- 

 fit free. Address Tkue <& Co., Augusta, Maine. ja.l2 



