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Simian ioah Nurseries 
OFFER IN CAR LOTS: 
Apple, Cherry Peach, Plum 
and Ornamental Trees 
NORTHERN-GROWN APPLE SEEDLINGS, 
ALL GRADES. 
Established in 1852. 
MUNSON HILL NURSERIES, cnuto,, v “- 
A General Assortment of Nursery Stock for Sale. 
50,000 FIRST-CLASS PEACH TREES one year from bud, all budded 
on natural Tennessee pitts, and free from yellows and San Jose scale. 
Prices on application. 
D. O MTJNSON, Proprietor. 
HOW TO FIND CUSTOMERS. 
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A specific and carefully prepared list of 1.500 names and addresses of 
suburban residents of Philadelphia who annually buy Trees, Plants, 
Seeds, Bulbs and Garden and Greenhouse Supplies to a greater 
or less extent, can be had at a very moderate rate on application to 
F\ S. DENISON, 
615 Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
SPECIALTIES : 
PIN OAKS AND 
Osage Orange Plants—One and Two Year. 
HEMLOCKS. 
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LARGE GENERAL STOCK. 
D. S. LAKE, Proprietor, 
SHENANDOAH, IOWA. 
Write for Prices. 
TO EXCHANGE—Dwarf Pears. Standard 
Pears or Champion Quince for Sour Cherries. 
If you are in need of any of the above stock 
and have Sour Cherries in surplus let me 
hear from you. 
D. H. PATTY, Nurseryman, GENEVA, N. Y. 
and many other fruit 
stocks will be scarce. 
Get our quotations at 
once. Fruit Seeds. Ma- 
netti Rose and Raffia. 
Thos. Meehan 6 Sons, 
Germantown, Penna. 
A FINE STOC K O F 
Yellow Rambler Roses, Bismarck Apple Trees 
(GENUINE STOCK), 
At prices that will sell them. Can offer a few hundred H. P. Roses on own roots. 
G. L. YATES, Rochester, IN. St '. 
ANDORRA NURSERIES. 
WM. WARNER HARPER, Proprietor, 
CHESTNUT HILL, Philadelphia, Pa. 
WE HAVE A FINE LOT OF 
SNYDER AND ERIE BLACKBERRY PLANTS 
ROOT CUTTINGS, 
Which we wish to exchange for a general line of nursery stock, and invite 
correspondence to that end. 
A. E. ATWATER 6 SON, Cheshire, Conn. 
W. H. SALTER, Rochester, n. y. 
WILD MAKE SPECIAL PRICES ON 
CURRANTS. Fay ’ 8 ’ Cherry ’ p r h ^ e flc Grapeand Lee ’ 8 
GOOSEBERRIES—Houghton, Smith and Downing. 
Will also make surplus prices on Clematis Virginiana, fine strong plants. 
Moderate rates on Roses, I.arge Flowered Clematis, (field grown) Hydrangea 
P. Marlboro Raspberry, (transplants) Carnations and Chrysanthemums 
from pots, etc. 
SURPLUS STOCK, ww.* w»». 
CLEAN AND BRIGHT ELBERTA PEACH TREES. 
and thirty other varieties, grown from natural seed on new land, single 100 or 
by carload lots, at low pi ices. N orway Spruce, fine bushy trees, 3 ft, 4 ft.. 5 ft., 
6 ft., 7 ft. White Spruce, 3 ft.. 4 ft. Am. Arborvitae. 2 ft.,3 ft., 3>^ ft., 4 ft. and 
5.ft. Norway Maples, transplanted 18 inches, 2 ft., 3 ft. Norway Maples, 
stocky, 6 to 7 ft., 8 to 9 ft., and 10 feet. Carolina Poplars, 6 ft. to 28 ft., inch 
to 6 inch caliper. California Privet, one and two years. Osage Orange, two 
years and some one year. MAJLVERN MUHSEUIL^. 
JOSIAH f\. ROBERTS, Prop,, Malv/ern, Penna. 
B u o d f s DELAWARE PEACH 
$25. Per,1000. Trees and plants ol 
new and old sorts in assortment at the 
lowest possible price. Catalogue Free. 
MYEIt «fc SON. 
BlilliGEVlLLE, 1>EL. 
CAMPBELL’S EARLY GRAPE. 
INSIST ON OUR SEALS AND THUS INSURE AGAINST IMPOSITION. 
The Largest Stock of other First-Class Grape Vines. Extra Fine Stock of Gooseberries, Currants, Blackberries, &c. Let us Know your Wants. 
GEO . S. JOSSEEYN, Fredonia, N. Y. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
