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FRUIT TR EES
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Il NOW ollrr TO the public at my Nursery ncar
l. the village OF Dsytup, west side oi Fox rivrr,
in Sale county, the largest number aud grealrst
yaiisiy of


GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest Of the w ahash.
They were procured lron Curtis celebrated I'd
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun lrru
varilics Of Apple. fifty varieties Of Pear, hlry va
rites OF pluus, cherries and Peaches, all oi the
chncesi fun, which1hs,e been selected during
the last % years 10y the industrious and indeiali.
gable pr"prlelors Of the Nursery, at n great ex.
pense, from nearly all the states in the Union,
aud many of the choicest variiies from Europe.
They are mostly Of two years growth. .nl from
three tu five feet in height, aud OF sufficient SIZE
to set. Those wishing toplant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage Of setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared IN The same soil
and climate in which they are destined to be set,
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs ampuia.
ted to save transportation, and The iibrous roots
injured by long exposure to a'dry atmosphere.


" ELLIS WAIT.


Sept. IS, ls46 l2-y