GENERAL REMARKS. 



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CANDID ADVICE TO AMATEURS. 



"We make it a point to cultivate the largest stock of all the most estimable varieties, and con- 

 sequently have larger and finer trees of these kinds. If, therefore, those persons who are desirous 

 of adorning with promptitude their gardens and pleasure grounds, will transmit to us a general 

 list of their wants, and leave the selection in some degree to us, we will send strong, well-grown 

 specimen trees of the respective kinds, such as will be sure to succeed and realize their expecta- 

 tions. 



GENERAL REMARKS. 



Persons who may not have our whole set of Catalogues, or those of the latest edition, may, 

 from not seeing some articles enumerated therein, infer that we cannot supply them, "We have, 

 therefore, to state, that we obtain all desirable new Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants, 

 with the greatest dispatch, and are always among the first to have them for sale, whether an- 

 nounced in our Catalogues or not. 



