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The Horticultural AdveHiser 
SEEDS AND BULBS. 
I LLUSTRATED SPRING CATALOGUE FOR 
1875, NOW READY, 
sent, with a specimen copy of The American Oar- 
xlen, a new Illustrated Journal of Garden Art, edited 
by James Hogg, on receipt of ten cents, 
janl2 
BEACH, SON & CO., Seedsmen, 
76 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
WALTER ELDER, 
Aisrx> j-obbizstq 
1231 Rodman Street, Philadelphia 
Attends to all branches o his business on reasonable terms. 
mALmAGE’S 
)xcepted.” 
I each subscriber is presented i 
beautiful premium, a 
own paper 
vel, unique, 
Portfolio of Gems, 
BY A. HENDSCHEL. 
Twelve charming sketches for the parlor table, in an 
Illuminated Portfolio, 8^x1 in. Subscription 
price, including postage on the Portfolio, and al 
I the paper, asreqnirer ' ’ 
nuary 1st, 1875, $3 2-i. 
) extras of any kind. 
A CHOICE of” premiums. 
Subscribers who may prefer our splendid Chromo, 
aft<^ r 1 andseer’s great animal painting, “ The Twin 
Lambs,” size 22x28 inches can have it (unmounted) at 
the same price. Without Premium $3.00 
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Agents wanted. Liberal commls- 
SionS. Exclusive teriitory guaranteed. Samples 
and circulars sent on application to 
HORATIO 0. KIHG, Publisher, 
mayU Box 5105, New York:. 
LONDON GARDENER’S CHRONICLE 
Will be furnished, mailed direct to subscribers in United States 
tor $7.25 per aiiunm. Apply to 
tnovtf CHA8. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Phila. 
ENNIS & PATTON, 
Nurserymen and Florists, 
CLINTON, IOWA. 
We are extensive growers of General Nursery Pr^ucts, 
Seedlings of Apple. Pear. Osage. Honey Lo^. 
Trees. Evergreens, Small Fruits and Hardy Ornamentals. 
Also, of Stove. Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. 
Our new conservatories will compare favorably with a^y in the 
country. To the trade in the South aud West we can offer many 
items at low rates. 
-OUR CATALOGUES:— 
No. 1. RETAIL— Descriptive Hothouse and Greenhouse Plants, 
^^d General Products. 
Issued semi-aunnally. . -m * 
No 3 WHOLESALE— Hothouse, Greenhouse* Bedding Plants. 
Issued semi-annually. Wii 1 be mailed free to all applicants. 
We shall have to offer this Spring 
1,000,' 00 Osage, 2 year. 200.000 Honey Locust, 1/ear as- 
sorted Evergreens, 10 to 20 in., all transplanted. 500,090 Timber 
Tress, 1 and 2years. 10,000 Roses 20,000 Horse Chestnut, 1 year 
20,000 Concord Vines, 1 year. 20,000 Pear Seedlings 2(W 000 
Apple Grafts. Also imported Mazzard and Mahaleb Stocks. Stock 
and packing fully up to best Easieru Standard. 
A French and German Correspondent attached to our house. 
Respectfully, 
5anl2 ENNIS A PATTON. 
To Nurserymen & Dealers. 
25,000 Houghton Seedling oooseben y Plants— 2 years old, fine. 
loOfO Siberian Arhorvitse — 15 to 18 it ches. 
6.0U0 Irish Juniper— 15 inches to 3 feet. 
For sale in quantities to suit, and at Low Prices. 
>0^No circulars issued, but correspondence solicited. 
BOARDMAN & PECK, Nurserymen^ 
mar3 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK. 
f^uaranteed using our 
$].00 per month paid to Good Agents. 
IMFOETBES 
OF 
Dutch Bulbs and Flower Roots 
WISHING TO EEOEIVE SOON 
E. H. Krelage & Son’s Catalogue. 
SEEDSMEN 
IN NEED OF 
E. H. Krelage & Son^s Seed Test- 
ing Plants. 
amateurs 
Bzsntraa to be sebtei with 
Van Eeden’s Album of Dutch 
Bulbs or Bulbous Plants 
IN COLORED PLATES, 
are requested to apply to 
O. R^OUX, 
SB Maiden Lane, 
N E W Y O R K . 
Or EOS 2956. jnne 
Geraniums, Roses, Carnations, 
BEDDING & MISCELL ANIOUS PLANTS. 
Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp. 
CHARLES J POWER, 
Framingham Nurseries., 
may2 South Framingham, Massachusetts. 
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