THE HORTICbLTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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H.S. ANDERSON, Cayuga Lake Nurseries, A.W. & J. S. KERR. Trees, Roses, Siirubs, W. R P.HILLIPS, Peach Trees, Patentee o. 

 jai2 Union Springs, N. V. i Bedding Plants, McKinney, Collin Co., Tex. Phillips' Evaporator, Milford, Del. apli2 



ALBERT BENZ. Pansies a specialty. I THOMAS MEEHAN, W. C. STRONG. New and Choice Ornamen- 



SI2 Little Neck, L. L, N. Y Nurseryman & Tree Seeds, Germant'n.Phil tallrees. Ruses, &c., Brighton, Mas-s. api2 



ELLWANGER & BARRY, Ornamental and 

 Fruit 1 rccs. Shrubs, &c., Rochester, N.Y. , 



WM. J. STEWART, 



WHOLESALE DEALER IN 



Boston Store : 4 Park St. Philadelphia Store : 1518 Chestnut. 



Telegrf pliic orders to either store promptly attended to. 



Fresh Flowers and careful packing a specialty. tol2 



GOOD SEED 



Is the bisis of Nice Vej?- 

 etabIes,Beaiitifiil 

 \ Flowers, and Big 

 ^^^"ariii crops. Our 



''^ ^eed IS testedioTVi- 

 rfv,tality and purity, 

 and only the 

 EST otiered. 

 We are the larg- 

 esi fanners, feed 

 growbrs & deal- 

 ers anywhere. 

 'f^nriiig Catalof^ue 

 '.f Flower, Veere ta- 

 le. F.irm.andTree 

 Seed, tree. CaUi- 

 Inipie ')J' Floictring 



Bulbs and Plants tor 



honaetLTidisTiTden.ffci^.Siiii'^i/'s Fnrmers' Almanac.^Ml 

 prize essi> son special crops. North'n or South'n edition, 

 lOcts. firain an'^farm.Seerfsl/anua?— history, descrip- 

 tions, culture ■ if liest Grains.Grasses.Potatoes.lOcls. 



HIRAM SIBLEY &, CO., Seedsman, 



atll2 Kooheater, >\ T. und Chlcoisa. 111. 



HARDY PLANTS AND BULBS 



{ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. % 



Fine Lilium iuratum Bulbs, $10.00 per hundred. 



For CATALOGUES, address 



WOOLSON & CO., 



Jal2 Lock Drawer E. PASSAIC, N. J. 



TOBACCO STEMS, 



In bales weighing 500 lbs. each, at S5.00 per bale, or three 

 bales for S12 00. 



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



ni2 Straiton Sl Storm, 



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



^^ f n ^OflP^r t'^y a*^ home. Samples worth So free. Ad 

 ^s9 tU gy^Ujiess Stinson A- To.. Portland. Maine. ja.l2 



I HAVE NOW IN STUCK OVEK lOOO EN(iHAV- 

 1 INGS of Fruits, Flowers, Trees, Vegetjibles, Catalogue 

 Covers and Ornamental ('uts for Florists and Nurseiymen's 

 use only, of which I am selling duplicates at lowest po.ssible 

 rates. "The demand for my Catalogues has been so heavy 

 that my edition is nearly exhausted. Completed Catalogues, 

 illustrating every cut in" stock, will be sent on receipt of 25 

 cents (printing alone cost 50 cents), which mav be deducted, 

 off tirst order. A. BL.ANC, 



Engraver for Florists, Seedsmen and Nurserymen onlv, 

 ftf 31-1 North Eleventh street, Philadelphia. 



TREE SEEDLINGS 



For Timber Plantations, Young Everi?reens, Stocks, Grape- 

 vines, Seeds and Seedlings for Nurserj'men. Immense block. 

 Lowest Prices. Grcil Varitty. Catalogut Free 



J. JENKINS. 



Grape and Seedling Nursery, 



nihtf Winona, Columbiana Co., Ohio, 



DOUBLE WHITE CHINESE PRIMROSE-Str.ng plants in 2-in. 

 pots, »3..50 per doz., »2r>.00 i.er l(¥) : in S-in potu. MS.OO 

 per doz., «i3 J.OO per lUO. RHYNCOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES 

 —Strong plants 2-in. pots, »2.r,o per doz.. W16 oO |.fv n (i; 

 in 8-in pots. «.'?.ftO per dr./.. !«25.00 per KXJ. LORD BYRON 

 FUCHSIA AND BFGONIA RUBRA 2U-in. pots, «il.50 per doz. 

 FRED DORNER MONTHLY PELARGON.— »-f.50 per doz., 

 !!l)i».00 per luO, 2-iii. pots. Atldress, 



JOHN C. HEINL, Terre Haute, Indiana. 



WANTED— An experienced Plantsman and cut flower 

 grower, a man with family preferred. To a good man a per- 

 manant situation and good wages guaranteed. Address- 

 as above. 



CARNATIONS. 



Rooted Cuttings NOW READY in large numbers, 

 the usual large STOCK of FLORETS. 



Also 



THOMAS F. SEAL, 



Unionville. Chester Co., Pa. 



d>CCa week in your own town. 



MAKE HENS LAY 



Terms and S5 outfit free, 

 ddress H. Hai.i.ett & Co., Portlan d, Maine. ja.i2 

 Kn English Veterinary Surgeon ancChemist^ 

 now traveling in this country, says that most 

 of the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here 

 are worihlesg trash. He says that Sheridan's 



d.12 



Condition Powders are absolutely pure and 

 Immensely valuable. Nothing on earth will make hens lav like Sheridan's Condition Powders. Dose. I teasp'n- 

 fttl to 1 pint food. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail for 8 better- stamps. I. S. Joumson ii Co , Uostun, Mass. 



