Forty Thousand Grated
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4 NOW onrr to the public at my Nursery near
l. the village ol Dayton, ives, side of Fox river.
IA Sale county, the largest number aud creates,
variety Of


GRATED FRUIT TREES
Fha, can be found n,rth-west Of the Wabash.
They were procured FROM Curtis celebrated Ed
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun ir,d
varIIies Of Apple, iity varieties OF Pear, thirty
rites Of Plums, Cherries and Peaches, all nt the
choicest fruit, which have been selected during
the last % years 10y the industrious and ndciati-
gable proprleturs Of The Nursery, al a great ex-
pense, from nearly oil the states in the Union,
and many Of the choicest varities from Europe.
rhey mostly Of two years growth, an from
three To five feet in height and OF sufficient sIzr
To set. Those wishing to plant orchards will nor
fail to perceive the great advantage of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
aud climate in which they are destined to he set,
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs anpu,a
ted To save transportation, and the iibrous roots
injured hy long exposure to dry atmosphere.


WELLS WAIT.
Sept IS, 1876 12-y