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AND BEFORE TO U ORDER YO UR PLANTS AND SEEDS, 
Enclose a Letter Stamp and send for our Illustrated Catalogue for 1875. We offer 
72 Choice Roses for $2 . 72 Choice Carnations, including Isa Relle 9 
fo?* $2. 72 Choice Reta?\(/oniums, and one of the fittest cottec- 
tions i?i the world to select from y for $2. 
BESIDES A 
GENERAL COLLECTION OF CHOICE PLANTS AND SEEDS, 
WHICH ARE FULLY DESCRIBED IN OUR CATALOGUE. 
A.d^rcss 
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H. E. CHITTY, Supt. PATERSON, 3STj CT. 
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The great popularity of, anddemand for our paint, 
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Sample Card and Price List Sent Free on 
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ONE YEAR’S 
SUPPLY OF 
THE NUHSERY. 
A Magazine for Youngest Readers. 
SUPEBBLY ILLUSTRATED. 
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JOHN L, SHOREY, 
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VEGETABLE SEEDS 
FOR SMALL GARDENS. 
To those who are not conversant with the differ¬ 
ent varieties of Vegetable Seeds, or may not have 
the time or inclination to make their own selections, 
we offer the following collections, which contain 
only the most approved and desirable kinds in eacli 
class. They are made up in the most liberal man¬ 
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of the best aiullnost useful varieties in each section. 
Collection Ho. ], price $6.00 
“ “ 2, “ $12.00 
Collections of Annual Flower Seeds, 
carefully selected so as to give a beautiful succes¬ 
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summer months. Explicit directions for sowing 
and treatment sent with each package. 
25 distinct varieties for $1.00. 
50 “ “ “ 2.50. 
100 “ “ “ 5.00. 
Any of the above collections sent free , by mail, 
on receipt, of price. 
Purchasers of any of the above collections will 
receive, without extra charge , our Seed and Plant 
Catalogues for 1875, together with five colored 
plates. 
35 Cortlandt Street, Yew York. 
MILLER & HAYES, 
MOBTICUJLTVBISTS. 
ROSES, New Catalogue ROSES, 
Our descriptive BOSE CATALOGUE of 1S75, 
containing over 500 named varieties, grown by us 
on their own roots, embracing all the latest novel¬ 
ties and best old varieties, now ready for distribu¬ 
tion. Copies with colored plate, 10 cents. Plain 
Copies sent on receipt of 8 cent postage stamp. 
MILLER & HAYES, 
Mount Airy Nurseries, 5774 Germantown Ave., 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
Ten New Styles of Cabinet Organs Ready 
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N. B,—Please state where you saw this Advertisement, 
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DREER’S GARDEY CATALOGUE, 1875, 
contains descriptive and priced lists of Vegetable, 
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are being received from all parts 
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Sole Manufacturers, 
Hew Haven, Conn. 
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New York, Agents. 
NEW CATAtOGUB. 
Our illustrated and descriptive CATALOGUE of 
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GREEN-HOUSE & BEDDING PLANTS, 
and ka«ie and cnoiCE STCTRSERY STOCK, 
is now ready for distribution. Mailed on applica¬ 
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MILLER & HAYES, 
Mount Airy Nurseries, 
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
BEAUTIFUL EVERBL00MING 
Strong Pot Plante 
Suitable for immediate Flowering. Sent safely 
by mail, post paid. Five Splendid Varieties, pur¬ 
chaser’s choice, $1; twelve varieties $2. For 10 
cents additional, we send 
Magnificent Premium Rose. 
Our elegant Spring Fatalogue for 1S75, describing 
more than two hundred finest varieties of Roses, 
and containing full directions for culture, with chap¬ 
ters on Winter Protection, Injurious Insects, etc , 
etc., is now ready, and will he sent to all who apply. 
The Dingco & Conard Co., 
ROSE GROWERS, 
West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
Fine everblooming and 
other roses sent safety by 
mail, postpaid, every¬ 
where, and their safe arrival guaranteed. 6 for 
$1.00, 14 for $2.00. A splendid premium rose 
with each package when ten cents is added. A 
large collection of bedding plants, shrubbery, 
&c. CATALOGUE FREE TO ALL. 
Address JOSEPH T. PHILLIPS, West 
Grove, Chester County, Penna. 
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The Greenbrook and Paterson City 
Nurseries give to purchasers of their plants, 
ELEGANT ALBUM CHROMOS of ROSES, FLOW¬ 
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on receipt of stamp for postage. Our Descriptive 
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dress, Box 837; Paterson, N. J. 
I will send the bulb of this beautiful and fragrant 
flower, until the middle of May, by mail, securely 
packed in moss, for 25 cents each, or $2.50 per doz. 
Instructions for growing them in ponds, tubs, or 
aquariums, sent with each package. N. B.— Four 
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first year. Address F. E. S. Crandall, Rockville, 
Washington Co., R. I. 
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I 700 SUPERB VARIETIES OF I 
I 500,000 Greenhouse Plants. 
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