THE HOR TICUL TURAL A D VER TISER. 



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stocks of every kind from French importation, offered for sale this Fall 

 at very cheap and reduced prices. 



200,000 Roses on fine high and 

 half standanls, low buiUled 

 on Manneti stock, on briar 

 roots and on own roots ; 

 Tea Roses cultivated in 

 pots and in open ground. 



500,000 Manetti stocks and briars, 

 seedlings one year old. 



BOO, 000 Pear stock, fine 1 year ex- 

 tra, and 800,000 good No. 1. 



300,000 Quince stock, fine extra, 

 and 800,000 No. 1 & 2 choice. 



200,000 Plum, St. Julien 1 vear 

 seedling, and 2.30,000 iS^o. I 

 and 2 choice. 

 i 00,000 Plum, St. Julien, true, ex- 

 tra and No. 1, from layer 

 transplanted, special vari- 

 ety to make up fine stand- 

 ard trees. 



500,000 Mahaleb, extra, and No. 1 

 and 2 choice. 



200,000 Cherries stock, common 

 Cherry (Cerasus avium). 



300,000 Doucin and Paradise Ap- 

 ple stock, extra and No. 1 

 choice. 



800,000 Apple stock, 1 year, from 

 seed, in extra and No. 1 

 choice. 



1000 to 1200 lbs. of Fresh Pear Seed 

 wdl be cropped with the 

 best care in October and 

 November and ottered for 

 sale. 



The whole at very cheap and reduced prices. Prices on demand. Orders must be sent as early as possible, in 

 order to be a.ssured to be supplied in full. Halt the value of orders must be sent with the order, or dep^isited with my 

 bankers in New York, Me.ssrs. John Munroe & Co., 8 Wall Street; but orders must be sent directly to me, Munroe 

 & Co. only trusted with money matters. Catalogues and General Trade List will be ready by November, and will be sent 

 on demand. All communications and orders must be sent directly to 



L. PAILLET, Nurseryman, Vallee de Chatenay, a Chatenay pres Paris, France. 



Special arrangements may be made for large or small orders sent franco at New York, and duties and expenses of trans- 

 port of every kind paid, customers paying only expenses from New York to his place. Special prices sent on demand. 



We offer in splendid condition a few 



Extra large Bulbs 



I >f this celebrated lily that has created such a consternation in the Horti- 

 I ultural World. One specimen exhibited at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New 

 ^■ork, last Spring, produced 145 blooms. It may be brought into flower 

 l.y Christmas. 



Each. Doz. 



Julbs that measure over 10 inclies in circumference 91.50 816.00 



" " from 6 to 10 inches in " 1.00 9.00 



Delivered free of Mail or express charges. 



HENRY A. DREER 



714 CHESTNUT STREET, 



PHILADELPHIA. 



TUBEROSE BULBS, 



PEARL AND DOUBLE. 



The largest stock of Pearl and Double in the country. 

 Our new crop is exceptionally fine. 



ENCLE & BRO., 



Nurserymen and Florists, 

 nl MARIETTA, PA. 



HOW TO READ 



AND HINTS IN CHOUSING THE BKST BOOKS, 



With a classified list of work of Biogr phy, History, Criticism 

 Fine Arts, Fiction, Poetry, Religion, Science, Language, etc. Bv 

 Amelie V Petit. Pp. aao. i2mo, cloth. Price, ;|i.oo. By mail, 

 post-paid on receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



TOBACCO STEMS, 



In bales weighing 500 lbs. each, at 85.00 per bale, or three 

 bales for S12 00. 



TOBACCO DUST, $3 per case. Free on board of boats or cars. 



ni2 Straiton & Storm, 



204-208 East 27th St., New York City. 



Farm ImpIemeDts and Machinery 



AND THE PRINCIPLES OF THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND USE, 



wvth explanations of the laws of motion and orce as a> pi ed on the 

 farm, with over 300 illustrations by John J. Thomas; newand 

 revi.sed edition, 312 page^, 12 mo, cloth, prireji.so; mailed postage 

 free on receipt of price. Address. 



CHAS. H. MAROr, 814 Chestnut Street, PMa. 



