THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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ROSES ! XX ROSES ! 



ANDRK SCHWARTZ, New Tea, crimson . strong grower, 

 free Momner. extra. 'Jio-inoli pots, 50c. e.u'h: «3.00 per doz. 

 MISS EDITH (ilFFORD, N^ew Tea, crean\ color, large and 

 distinct, 26c. each. L'KLEGANT, New Tea, vivid rose; 

 center, vellow striped white, 25c. each. ETOILE DE 

 liTON, Kew superb vellow Tea, 25c. eacli : »1.50perdoz. 

 MAD. JOSEPJa SCHWARTZ, Tea. wliite flushed with 

 oink. 20c. eacli ; 81.50 per doz. COUNTESS OF PEM- 

 BROKE, H. T., velvety crimson, beautiful, 26c. each, 

 DISTINCTION, H. T., Peach pink, 25c. each. DUKE 

 OF CONNAUGHT, H. T., velvetv crimson, 50c. each ; 

 S3.00 per doz. MAD. ISAAC PEREIRE, H. B., vi-iid 

 carmine, extra fine. 85c. each ; 2.50 per doz. ANNIE 

 MARIE DE MONTRAVEIi, Polvantha, white, 15c. 

 each; »1. 60 per doz. MIGNONETTE, Polyantha, clear 

 rose. 16c. each ; iSl.50 per doz. 



MONTHLY ROSES, in 50 sorts, 2K-inch pots, S5.00 f. 100 

 "3 '• 8.00 " 



" " " 4 '• 12.00 " 



HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES, 35 sorts, 2i^-inch pots, 

 97.00 per 100. .3-inch pots SIO.OO per 100. List of varieties 

 on application. 



HANS NIELSON, 



t<>2 St. Joseph. Mo. 



TO^URSERIES, 



-^^^ Washington f J), C, 



The undersigned offers a fine stock of the following at 

 low rates : 



MVti PEARS, NEW PEACHES, NEW CHERRIES, NEW GRAPES, 

 NEW STRAWBERRIES, &c. 



FRUIT TREES OF ALL KIXDS 



AX EXTENSIVE STOCK, VIZ. : 



PEARS, PLUMS. CHERRIES. APRICOTS, APPLES, 

 Suitable to the South, &c. 



Grapevines, Strawberries, Raspberries, &c. 



New sorts Evergreens, New Ornamental Ti-ees, New Shrubsi 



dec. Small Sizes, suitable for Nursei-ymen as well 



as large stock in great variety. 



Large importations direct from the leading growers in Hoi 

 land. First quality Bulbs: Hyacinths, Lilies, Tulips, &c 



A large stock of Smal 

 Plants, suitable for florist 



11MHID5?S.S;!'K|PALK5 



Beautiful Hothousp & Greenhouse Plants 



Tie Riclmioni Sol Cnlier 



Has proved to be a g^reat success. This Machine is meet, 

 ing with high endorsement. It will enable you to beautify 

 your grounds, parks, and lawns, at a low minimum of cost. 

 This new implement cuts the sod of uniform width and 

 thickness, in any length ; working equally well on level or 

 uneven surface, cutting both ways with the land. Being 

 light of draft, easily managed, strong, neat, and dura- 

 ble, substantiates us in making this recommendation. One 

 machine will cut from (M),000 to 100,000 square feet per day, 

 thus doing the work of FORTY men. Pays for itself in one 

 day. Address, 



RICHMOND SOD CUTTER CO., 



t n RICHMOND, INP. 



800,000 No. I Peach Trees. 



Over Eighty varieties, among which can be found kinds 

 suited to all sections, including all the New and Old 

 Standard Sorts Also SOO.UOO Apple Trees, 200,000 of 

 them extra long keeping varieties, adapted to Southern 

 planting and wherever long keeping varieties are desir- 

 able. KIbFFER and LE CONTE PEARS. Also a full 

 line of all kinds of Nursery Stock at prices to suit the 

 times. Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruit and other plants 

 sent by mail to all sections. Catalogues, showing how 

 and what to plant, with much valuable information, 

 mailed gratis. 



RANDOLPH PETERS, 



b3 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. 



WEBSTER'S 



UNABRIDGED. 



In Sheep, Russia and Turkey Bindings. 



CBOTONS, DRACENAS, DIEFFENBACHIAS, 

 WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS, etc. 



NC 1*1 P n C IT C Bennett's Hybrid Teas, New 

 C W n U O C. O French and English Roses. 



New Wistarias, New Clematis, Geraniums, Primulas, &c. 



Everything at low rates. Catalogues mailed to applicants. 



s8 JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 



^^TO THE TRADE.*- 



The verv large stock of PALMS. FERNS, PANDANTS, 

 BEGONIAS, &c., which we otter is in the be.*t possible 

 condition, clean, healthy and well grown. Send for October 

 price list, just issued," giving description and offering a 

 general list of plants for Autumn and Winter demands. 

 Mailed free to all applicants. 



HENRY A. DREER, 



714 CHESTNUT STREET, FHILA. 



THE STANDARD. 



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Biographical Dictionary. 



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TPJ^ICjr]n aid to make a Family intelligent. 



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TEACHERS and SCHOOLS. 



Webster is Standard Authority with the U. S. 



Supreme Court. Recommended by the State 



Sup'ts of Schools of 36 States. 



"A LIBRARY IN ITSELF." 



The latest edition, in the quantity of matter it 

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 and nearly 3 times the number of Engravings. 

 The Unabridged is now supplied, at a small ad- 

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 " The greatest improvement ia book-making that 



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 G. & C. MERRIAM & CO., Pub'rs, Springfield, Mass. 



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Pension now increased. Charges of Desertion removed; 



Discharges and Bounty obtained. Horse claims now jiaid. 



Send stumps for New Lavs and blanks. Col. L. BINGHAM, 



Att'y since 18(>5 for Claims &. Patents. Washington, D. C. n6 



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