Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-24

CAREW SANDERS
OF THE
Saint. Louis Nurseries,
Situated FIVE MILES WEST OF ST. LOUIS
on the Olive street Plank Road,
OFFERS the following choice and excellent vaTi-
Oeties of Fruit Trees and Plants 10 Western Far
mers and Fruit Growers, at the following prices:
APPLES,
STANDARD Trees, 3 years old, very fine, $40 per
hundred. or % cents each.
SUMNER VARIETIES. AUTUMN VARIETIES.
Summer Sweet Paradise Maidon's Blush
Red Astracan Fall Pippin
Benoni HaWley
Large Sweet Dough Jersey Sweet
Early Harvest RambO
Early Strawberry Fameusc
Golden Sw%eeting Gravenstein
WINTER vARtETfEs.
Yellow Bellheur, Northern Spy, Wine Sap, Gold
en- Russell, White Pippin, Jen5tsn, Pryor's Red,
Rome Beauty, Newtown Pippin, Esopus Spitzcnberg
Horton's Melon, Tompkin's County King, Jonathan,
Baldwin.
Price $40 per hundred, or Is eenis each.
CrawfOrd's Early, Crawford's Late, Early York.
Old Nixon Frecstone. Red Cheek Malacaton, Heath
Cling, Large Early York, Cooks Seeding, Troths.
Early, George the ", Coolidge's Favorits, Red Or
ange Free, Wards Late Free, Large White Cling.
PEARS.
Standard Trees, so cents each; DtcaCf Trces on AA-
gers Ounce Stocks, Gerry superior, bearing fret
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Bartlett, BloOdgoOd. Tyson, Buffum, Beurre dan
jou, Belle Lucrative, Duchess d'Angouleme Doyenno
Boussoch, White Doyenne, Flemmish Beauty, Para
disc d'Autome, Louise Bonnie de Jersey, Seckel, Ste
vens' Genesee. Swans Orange, Glout Moroccan, Law
renee, Easter Bourre. Kirkland.
CHERRIES.
Standard Trees, so cents each.
Knights Early Black, Black Eagle. Black Tarta-
rian. Goes Transparent, Elton, Gov. Wood. Napolc-
on, Yellow Spanish, CsrnatiOn, Early Nay, May
Duke, Belle de Choisy.
Plums, Apricots, Neetarines, Ounces, best vGrie;
ties so cents each.
RASPBERRIEs.
Red Antwerp and English Purple, Is cents each;
American Black, 10 cents each, Brinckl's Orange, 20
cents each.
STRAWBERRIES.
~Longwortb,s Prolific, McAvoy's Extra Red, Wash
ingtOn, $500 per hundred plants.
THE LAWTON BLACKBERRY.
50 per dozen three dozen IS, and Sl2 per hun
dred. Plants fine and strong
CURRANTS.
White Dutch, Cherry, White Grape, Victoria. Red
Dutch, Knights Sweet Red, Black Naples, one year
GOOsEBERRIEs.
The Houghton Seeding is the best variety cuiti-
v~ated-neyer mildews, and bears enormously. Prico
Is cents each.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Shade Trees, Evergreen Trees, Towering Shrubs,
Roses, &c. &C., a large and fine assortment always on
hand.
All trees. plants, &C., will be taken up and labelled
and packed in the most careful manner. A small
charge, merely enough to cover the outlay, viii DO
made for packing, as is customary with all nuTSer-
men.
All articles ordered viii be delivered. at the St.
Louis steamboat landing, or any railroad depot, free
of charge. Each box or package win be carefully
marked with the name and residence Of the party
making the order, and shipped as directed. but after
the shipment they will be at the risk Of the pur-
chaser.
Persons visiting st. Louis, can leave orders at the
Valley Farmer Office. corner Of Fifth and Chestnut
streets, and they viii be promptly attended to. All
orders should be accompanied by the money, or an
order or draft on some person in st. Louis. or good
reference given.
AIletters should be addressed to
CAREW SANDERS.