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Address, FAS1 AND GARDEN, 
14—15 125 S. 4tli St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
APPLE, keeps until 
IV AN .n July. I anabranch Head 
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HEADQUARTERS in the SOUTH for 
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ELECT NURSERIES 
.999 PEACH TREES 
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L. W. GARDNER, Port Colden, N. J. 
Will offer in Spring of 1883, one 
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