Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
Fruit Trees.

CULTIVATED AT THE NURSERY or
r. & H. Avery, six miles s. W. Of Burlington,
Consisting Of .laels, Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce. Grape Pines, Strawberries, &C.
.sssA WE would call especial attention to our
fine stock Of APPLE TREES. They are re-
-D variable for their handsome shape, thrifty
anu vigorous growth, aud we'll furnished branch
es. Our STOCK consists of over $4,000 frees. from
to feet high and embraces all the lie aiding STAN
dard vatieties-together with large stock of new
and rare kinds. We cultivate only such varieties
IN large numbers as are most worthy and have
proven 20 De hardy and well adapted to our soil
and climate.
PRICE:
Apple T'ees-sio per 100 or $50 per 1000.
Large Pear Trees OF the most approved kinds
80 cents each or $40 per 100.
DUdrf Psars-One year old, 2 to feet highs
cents each or $50 per 100.
Aiso-the following Nursery stock:
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard, ono year old, $40
per 1000.
Apple Seedlings, one year old, So per 1000.
Plum Seedlings, bos, for stocks, one year old,
So per 1000.
Apple Trees. just grated and ready for setting
In the Nursery; i'll less number than 5000, s25 per
iooo, IN larger number $40 per 1000.
Apple frees, one year from graft, feet high,
$50 per 1000.
Wewould say that we have been eng .ged Is
yeatsat tho Nursery business in this State, and
nave one OF The largest MI Oldest bearing Orchards
from winch To procure cuttings for Grating; and
nave spared no pains or expense in procuring and
testing all highly approved kinds, and we there
tore feel prepared to furnish Trees true to the
name.
Persons sending orders who are unacquainted
win the different kinds, assured tina, careful
selections will be made from the very best.
In all cases when a variety is exhausted by
sales an orders Cannot wholly be hled, the bal
ance afremittance viii be returned to the purchas-
er, unless requested to supply the deficiency with
other kinds.
Trees delivered at the Nursery or packed and
aent according to order are then at the risk ofthe
purchaser. Those to he forwarded by water will
be labeled and packed in such ne r, that W n
at their destination will be found nearly or quite
as fresh as when taken from the Nursery, and will
be delivered at the wharf or on board of steam
boat at bnrlinst"n, without any additional CHI arg.
except for packing.
- All orders accompanied with the Cash or
satisfactory reference, directed TO the propre tors
or left with Alfred Clarke, in Burlington, will meet
with prompt attention.
Printed catalogues sent gratis to all post
paid applicants. r.. s. H. AVERY,
Oct. Is, 1851. Burlington, Iowa.
6o bags RIO Java Coffee IS boxes ground Ginger;
So do butter salt; 10 do do Mustard:
10 do pepper an spice do Pepper sauce;
20 nj chests ass'd Tea; rs do Bar soap;
80 catties do do 40 do varierated do
40 boxes Raisins; 40 lbs. Cloves;
25 10 chewing Tobacco; 10 do Nutmegs;
gro smoking do SO doZ. buckets;
10000 Cuba skies; 20 nests Tubs;
900 lbs pri,ne Indigo; so daz. CON. Br ooms;
1900 do do Nader; 10 coils Manila Cord age;
1000 do b ,ston saeratus - doz. bed cords;
80 hbls. Molasses; 5000 lbs. OK chains;
10 hhts. sugar; 2 dog halter do
5 bills loaf crush'd do 80 pairs trace chains;
ocasks Rice; go dog Hunts axes.
Burlington, Oct. 1851 CORP, PARSONS 4 co
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