®(ie J^tkes SfLaral iaafcnet w*i3 3Pietorikii, 
offie s^ampewiiaii. 
For Singing Schools! 
Make them doubly interesting by introducing 
We offer for Spring of 1877, the largest and most 
complete stock in the U. S., of 
Fruit Trees, Standard and Dwarf. 
Ornamental Trees & Shrubs, deciduous and 
evergreen. 
Hoses a specialty—all the finest sorts. 
Green and Ho't-House Plants, including best 
Novelties. 
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues sent 
prepaid to customers, free, to others, on receipt 
of >tairps, as follows : 
No. 1. Fruits, with colored plate, 15c.; plain. 10c. 
No. 2. Ornamental Trees, colored plate, 25c.; plain, 
15c. No. 3. Greenhouse, Free. No. 4. Whole¬ 
sale, Free. No. 5. List of New Roses, Free. 
I2P Small parcels forwarded by mail when desired. 
Address, 
ELLWANOER& BARRY, Rochester, N.V. 
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BY MAIL. Gloxinia, 20c.; Achimenes, 15c.; Calla 
Lily, 15c.; Gladiolus, 10c.; Double Tuberose, 10c., 
three for 25c ; twelve for 15c. Special Mail Cata¬ 
logue of bedding and house flowers, hardy yard 
flowers, small evergreen trees, small fruits, etc., sent 
free to all applicants. HENRY S. RUPP, 
Shiremanstown, Cumb. Co., Pa. 
|Roses 
Seeds 
Plants 
Eight beautiful ever-blooming I 
Monthly ROSES, pot-grown, I 
sent safely by mail, postpaid, on 
receipt of $1. 
25 varieties choice Flower | 
Seeds sent, postpaid, for $1. 
Special Price-List of Vejreta- | 
hie Seeds sent to market gar¬ 
deners and dealers on application. 
Our Descriptive Catalogue 1 
of Seeds and Plants will be sent 
free to all who apply. Address, | 
Benj. A. Elliot & Co., 
Pittsburgh, Pa. I 
JOHN SAUL’S 
Catalogue of New, Rare, and 
Beautiful Plants, 
WILL BE READY IN FEBRUARY, WITH A 
COLORED ELATE OF THE 
NEW STRIPED ROSE, 
BEAUTY ©F CLAZENWOOD, 
“A Rose of golden-yellow, striped and flaked with 
scarlet or vermillion, sounds like a dream or a fairy 
tale; it is, nevertheless, a realty." —H. Curtis, in 
The Garden. 
Free to all my customers, to others, price 10c., or 
a plain copy free. 
Washington City, D. C. 
OYA3L, B’R.A.GtR.^INrC 
SOLID COLOCNE. 
Double Strength of Perfume! Excellent to pre¬ 
vent ravages of moths in clothing, bend for it. 
* 3 samples for 25 CtSa Postage stamps will be 
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received. 
Dr. W. A. HUBBARD, Chemist, 45 N. Anderson Street. 
BOSTON, MA.->S. 
ILL. CATALOGUE OF ARTICLES FOR flRCMTC 
Free. BOSTON NOVE LTY CO., Mass. HwlN I O 
KfS ELEGANT CHROMO CARDS, in 
Card Case (new designs, Flowers and 
Leaves), suitable for Visiting Cards, Rewards of 
Merit, Book Marks, Ac., sent postpaid for 25 ots., 
and 3c. stamp, printed, 10 cts. a line extra. 
JEWETT CARD CO., New Haven, Ct. 
Leumon’s Dyes Color Silks. 
Leamoifs Dyes Color Woolens. 
Leamon’s Dyes Color Cottons. 
Splendidly adapted for all kinds of iancy work. 
They make the best and cheapest Inks. 
Druggists sell them. A book giving full and ex 
plicit directions will be sent to any one by address¬ 
ing the proprietors; or a package of any color will 
be sent postpaid on receipt of 30 cents. 
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt. 
FLORAL' GUIDE 
Contains over 1,200 varieties Vegetable and 
Flower Seeds. COIOBED P14TES. Elegant 
wood-cuts of vegetables and flowers. Handsomest 
©Hide Pnblislicd ! J8®* Send for it. 
DETROIT SEED CO,, Detroit, llich. 
By L. 0, EMERSON. 75 cts.; $7.50 per dozen 
THE ENCORE 
Contains a First-Class Elementary Course, with the 
best kind of exercises, airs, tunes in one, two, three 
or four parts, for practice. 
THE ENCORE 
Contains 100 pages filled with bright, wide-awake, 
easy glees and four part songs. Thus it is a good 
Glee Book as well as Singing School Book. 
THE ENCORE 
Contains 50 of Hymn-tunes and An thems of the 
best character. 
Mr. L. O. EMERSON, 
(Half a million of whose books have been sold), has 
never been excelled as composer and arranger of 
music exactly adapted to the public taste. His 
“ tact ” in this matter is infallible. Then try 
THE ENCORE 
For sale by all prominent dealers. Specimens 
mailed, post-free for 75 cts. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. 
C. H. Ditson & Co. 
711 Broadway, 
NEW YORK. 
J. E. Ditson & Co. 
Suco’rs to Lee & Walker 
PHILADELPHIA. 
is the most beautiful work of the kind in the world. 
It contains nearly 150 pages, hundreds of fine illus¬ 
trations, and six Ghromo Plates of Floioers. beauti¬ 
fully drawn and colored from nature. Price 50c. 
in paper covers; $1.00 in elegant cloth. Printed 
in German and English. 
Vick’s Floral Guide. Quarterly, 25 cents a 
year. 
Vick’s Catalogue —300 Illustrations, only 2 
Address JAMES VIlK, Rochester, FT. Y. 
fre^h8cR elI A sle - 
1877 DREER’S GARDEN CALENDAR, 1877 
Contains descriptive and price list of Vegetable, 
Flower and Grass Seeds. Plants. Bulbs, Novelties, 
and every GARDEN REQUISITE. Beautifully 
illustrated, containing 192 pages. Send two 3 ct. 
stamps for postage. HENRY A. DRELR, T14 
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 
SEED CATALOGUES FREE! 
Flowers and Vegetables. Best Si 
All about 
. .. growing 
the market; sure to grovP; large packets; low pricelf^lfber- 
al discounts. Books and Papers as premiums. Address 
COLE Sc BROTHER, Seedsmen, Pella, Iowa. 
\/ I M F P A D How made in 10 hours 
V U /“\ u from Cider, Wine or 
Sorghum without using drugs. Name paper and 
address F. I. SAGE, Springfield, Mass. 
CHOICE SEEDS GIVEN AWAY. 
A paek^t of new Japan Cockscomb, the new 
1 “ lox , 1/ruinmondii Grandiflora, and finest 
Mixed 1 ortnlacca mailed free to all who send 
lAJc. I his monk for my Catalogue of Choice Flower 
Seeds for 1877. I.. \Y. GOODELL, Amherst, Mass. 
AM A' per 100 at 1,000 rates post-paid ”\600 NEW 
VAR.) Transparents, 50 scenes, 35c. Nonpareil 
Floral 12 designs, 75c. Samples free. N. E. Cakd 
Co., Woonsocket, R. I. 
lflJlTr JUSTMtrVERYCHEAP 
ill IIII1II These 8 choice 3-page pieces, Vocal 
and Instrumental, all for 25 cts. 
Am I still Beloved— Panics. Can you Sweetheart, 
keep a Secret?— Eastahrooke. From onr Home 
the loved are going— Percy. Haunts of Childhood 
— Munn. Summer Longings— Dinsmore. Cloud- 
land Polka— Greenwood, Tam-Tam Galop- Rey¬ 
nolds. Lottie Bell Waltz. 
Excelsior Music Co., 25C Wash. St„ Boston. 
Use Cortieelli Silk! 
IT IS THE BEST. 
C tn tOn per day at home. Samples worth $5 
4)3 LU *PZU free - Stinron&Co., Portland, Me. 
Dr. Warner’s Health Corset, FRENCH LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH. 
With. Skirt Supporter and Self- 
Adjusting’ Pads. 
Secures Health and Comfort of Body> 
■with grace and beauty of Form. Three 
Garments in one. Approve ! by all phy¬ 
sicians. AGENTS WANfED. 
Samples by mail, in Coutil, §2; Pat- 
teen, $1.75. To Agents at 25 cents less. 
Order size two inches smaller than waist 
measure over the dress. 
WARNER BROTHERS, 
763 Broadway, New York. 
The receipt for making and full directions for 
using will bo sent to any address on receipt of 50 
cents. It produces the beautiful gloss finish which 
is seen on all first-class Laundry work; does not 
injure the material in the least, and is highly prized 
by all who have tried it. Address 
P. O. Pox 518. C. A. LANDAU, Buffalo, N. Y. 
$ 
ONE DOLLAR. 
Spooner’s Gardening Guide for 1877, 
And Spooner’s special collection, 30 varieties 
choice Flower Seeds, or 25 varieties selected 
Vegetable Seeds, mailed to any address on re¬ 
ceipt of $1.00; or the guide free to applicants. 
WSV3. H. SPOONER, Boston, EVBass. 
PER DNL-A-IJL,. 
_ We offer from our list comprising over 500 varie¬ 
ties, 10,000 well rooted young Roses, ready for 
spring planting; 
Our selection,. . . $1.50 per doz., $8 00 per 100. 
Buyers’ “ ... 2.00 “ 10 00 “ 100. 
If ordered by the 100, must be sent by express or 
freight (too heavy for mailing.) 
Catalogue sent on receipt of 3o. postage stamp . 
MILLER & IIAYES, 
Mount Airy Nurseries, Philadelphia, Pa. 
(jJRR a week in your own town. Terms and $5 out- 
i|)UU fit free. H. IIallett & Co., i ortland, Maine. 
DOBBINS STARCH POLISH 
For polishing Shirt Bosoms, Cuffs, Collars, Lace Curtains, clc , 
putting on the same gloss and hard pearl finish as when hough r, 
at the store new. It enables the most incompetent ironer to 
compete with any laundry. It makes the clothes clear and 
white. Itmakes the clothes iron smoothly, and prevents the 
iron from sticking. It makes old linen look like new. It saves 
a woman many hours of hard work each week. 
A polished shirt bosom, cuff, or collar, keeps clean much 
longer than linen not polished, for this reason: The enamel 
fills up the pores, lays down the nap, puts on a hard, pearl 
gloss, which prevents the dust or dirt from working into the 
cloth; therefore, by the use of the enamel, clothes can be 
worn much longer without washing. Price, £5 cents 
postage paid. Address, 
Henry T. Williams, 46 Beekman St., N. Y. 
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iDoublc Treadle, includingonedoz. 
Saws, thirty inimitable Fret Raw- 
, ing Patterns and Prepared Wood, 
to the value of $4. A new device 
1 for tightening Saw, Power Drilling 
attachment, Wrench, Oil cup, and 
Screw driver. Speed, 800 strokes 
«* coC.per minute. Saws 11-2 inch thick. 
C^L,Price, complete, cased and deliv- 
a ered on board carB or at Express 
» office, 12 Dollars. 
gg SMALL STEAM ENGINES, 
c~~ with copper Boiler, to drive light 
CLr_ '> Lathes, Scroll Saws, &c. 100 Scroll 
Work Designs Free on receipt 0 f stamp. Saw only, without 
Attachments, $9. GEORGE PARR, BUFFALO, N, Y. 
25 
FLOWERING PLANTS FOR 
BY MAIL , POSTPAID. 
Tour choice from over 150 varieties, some of 
which see below. Abutilons. Achimines, Bouvar- 
flias, Begonias. Oallas. Gobeas. Cnpheas. Coleus 
Cactus. Daisies. 3 varieties Deutzias, Fuchsias, Ferns’ 
Geraniums (either Ivy. Silver, or Zonaie-leafetl sorts)’ 
Gladiolus, Tloyas Heliotropes, Ivies, Jasmines, Lan- 
tanas, Myrtles, Pansies, Pomegranates. Pilea. Smi- 
lax. Stevias, Solaniums. Tuberoses, Tulips. Violets 
Zephranthes. 10 of the above for 50 cents! 
Catalogue free. Hillside Greenhouses , New Brigh¬ 
ton, Beaver Co., Pa 
THOMAS EL VERSON, Proprietor. 
All who have a Garden should send^ 
for nay Illustrated Catalogue, descrip¬ 
tive of the latest Novelties and choic¬ 
est Varieties of Vegetable, Field, and 
Flower Seeds. Free to all on receipt 
of postage-stamp. 
WI. Ho CARSOT, 
SEEDSMAN, 
CIxaiYi'bers St., 1ST. "ST., 
{Late of Peter Henderson & Co.) 
Strong Plants delivered free of cost safely 
per mail at your door. Satisfac¬ 
tion guaranteed. Splen¬ 
did assortment of 
~ wt*mm ROSES 
6 for $1: 
13 for $2. Send for 
New Catalogue of Plants. 
HOOPES, BR.O. & THOMAS, 
Cherry Hill NurseriesAVest Chester. Pa. 
SP 
Will be 
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to all nppli- 
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ceipt of 25 cts. 
’’’This is one of the 
„ In rgest CATALOGUES 
published, contains 
r about 250 pages, over 
00 fine engravings, two 
^elegant colored plates, and 
r gives full descriptions, prices 
and directions for planting 
r over 1200 varieties of Vegetable 
and Flower Seeds, Bedding Plants, 
r Boses, &c., and is invaluable to 
Farmer, Gardener & Florist. Address, 
D. M. FERRY St CO., Detroit, Mich. | 
Our Abridged Priced Catalogue FREE to all Applicants. 
The PERFORMING SBCELEY0M, 
14 inches in height. It will danco in perfect 
time to any tune ; falls down, rises, walks, 
bows, &c. &c.,as requested, seemingly en¬ 
dowed with life ; defying detection, it never 
fails to delight, astonish, and produce a 
decided sensation, Price reduced to 15 cts. 
2 for 25 cts. Mailed, post-paid. Address 
EUREKA TRICK AND NOVELTY CO., 3Q 
Ann St„ 5 New York s Box 46 04a 
HYAIID iECLIHUfi CHAIR 
OUST W IbAJuiEQIiS. 
Iccupant can lie down or sit erect in it. 
MADE BY 
HEW HATCH lOLDIHG CHAIR CO., 
New Haven, Conn. 
'end for Price List. 
Mention thrs Journal, 
For 25 Cents. THE EUREKA CABINET. 
M Containing 1 Chinese “ What Is It ? ” a capi- 
wfffL tal trick—hand it to a person to open and a 
iiny|«ir ra*™ small needle stabs their finger every time. 
1 elegant French bronze Pocket Pencil with 
adjustable leads. 1 Eureka Camera, shows persons or ob¬ 
jects behind you or at your side. 1 Nest of Pharaoh’s 
Serpents Eggs, each egg when ignited produces an im¬ 
mense serpent. 1 Centennial Badge, beautiful designs. 
The Cabinet containing the five articles sent post-paid, for 
only 25cents. Address, Eureka Trick & Novelty Co. 
Box 4614. 39 Ann Street, New York. ’ 
Exhibited at International Exhibition, Phila. 
