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LA VERSAILE, 25 cts. 3 dolls. per hun. 10 dolls. per hundred.
CHERRY, BLACK ENGLISH, and BLACK NAPLES, same.

GOOSEBERRIES.
AMERICAN and HOUGHTON SEEDLINGS.—Entirely free
from mildew; an enormous bearer. This fruit is most excellent, and
greatly superior to many kinds. 1 and 2 years old 15 cts. each, 1.50
per dozen, six dollars per hundred, fifty dollars per thousand.

RASPBERRIES.
DOOLITTLE. PURPLE CANE, HUDSON RIVER, ALLENS,
COL, WILDER, RED ANTWERP, BRINKLES ORANGE, WHITE
ENGLISH, BELLE DE FONTENAY, MARVILLE of the four
Seasons, OHIO EVERBEARING, 10 cents each, one dollar per
dozen, two to six dollars per hundred.
CATAWISSA, eight dollars per hundred.
DOOLITTLE, improved Black cap, four dollars per hundred, and
only eighteen dollars per thousand.

RHUBARB.
MYATT'S LINNAEOUS, is so much superior to all other kinds,
that we cultivate it exclusively. $1,50 per dozen, $5 per hundred.

STRAWBERRIES.
WILSON'S ALBANY, 1 dol. per hun 5,50 per thousand.
McABOY'S SUPERIOR, 1.50 per hundred, 7,00 per thousand.
RUSSEL'S PROLIFIC, 1.50 per hun 7,00 per thousand.
EARLY SCARLET, 1.50 per hun. 7.00 per thousand.
WASHINGTON, 1.50 per hundred, 7.00 per thousand.

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PINES, 1.50 per hundred, 7.00 per thousand.
IUCUNDA or 700, 2.50 per hundred.

Flowers and Bulbs.
Roses—Of more than a hundred varieties, the best in the country,
From 20 cents to 75 cents each, 1 dollar to 3 dollars and fifty cents,
per dozen, 16 dollars per hundred, 100 dollars per thousand.

PAOENIES.—A very fine assortment, 25 to 75 cents each, 2 to 6
dollars per dozen, 10 to 30 dollars per hundred.

Peach, Pear, Cherry and Plum Trees.
I have a small number of fine selected Plumb, Cherry, Peach
and Pear Trees, which I will sell cheap, extra selected, 1 dollar
each.

Hedge Plants.
OSAGE ORANGE.—One year old, No. 1, 3 dollars per thousand.
Osage Orange Seed 1 dollar and 50 cents per pound.

WINES.
WINE—The purest and best kinds from one to four years old
for sale by the Gallon, Dozen or Bottle. Also sparkling wines of
my own production. Samples of Deleware, Concord, Clinton, Nor-
ton's Virginia, Herbemont and Catawba, 15 dollars per dozen bot-
tles, packed well.

When the parties are not known to us, orders must be accom-
panied by the Cash, or a suitable reference. We keep the right
of substituting varieties if we have not exactly the ordered sorts,
without otherwise ordered.
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Special Notice!
In order that my friends going into the Wine Business may know the quality of wines of different leading varieties, and to have
a taste of the same, I will sell 12 bottles of the different sorts well packed in a case at $15. Half a dozen bottles $8.
ADDRESS,

Dr. H. SCHRODER,
Bloomington, Illinois.

Bloomington, Illinois, January 24 1868.
Mr. John B. Minor

My Dear Sir:
[Concurring?] [?] & after a little sickness come to your Kind letter
to answer the Same. Pardon me for not having done the
Same before. I have a very extensive Business all over the
U.S. and my Correspondance is immense. My Stock of Vines &
Cuttings is the largest ever offerd by one man in the U.S. Now
than to your letter I have answered all your Questions
as good I [out?] and if not satisfactory send me more
to answer. I assure you that it shall make me only
Pleasure to do so. And if you have any orders for me send
them along and you shall find out that I always try
to please my Customers.
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