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Nathan Smith & Son, 



ADRIAN, MICH. 



Trees implants 



We offer a large and fine stock of every description 

 of Fruit aud Oruamental Trers, Shrubs, 

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(Sue. to Sidney Tuttle i Co.) moomiiigton. 111. 



1840. OLD COLONY NURSERIES. '896. 



Hardy Shrubs, Trees, Vines, Ever- 

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A large and fine slock of well-rooted plants, 

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THE WATER GARDEN. 



Now is the lime to plant all Hardy Aquatic aud Sub Aqua 

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 Giant Reeds. Grasses and Hardy Perennials; ; 

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grand collection of newly Imported Japan 



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