1849. 



THE GENESEE PARMER. 



247 



BnfiMo Nursery :wnl Horticultural Garden. 



ga& THE Proprietor i F lb old ■ 



0RNAM1 NT \l. 

 — &~ . 



• il healthy. I lis •• I a props- 



grow- 

 ing on his own groi 



ni spy. I: • ■. ^'- . See bj the thousand at 



!',y irf Pel '■ of beautiful 



troi s 000 Po '-li 'i 



oe and free from all dlsea 



of the Plum, Pear Vprioot, Nectarine, .Quiuco, and all the 



The assortment of Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, iV<-.. 



le article. Annual importations 



i Europe "i new and rare varieties of Prnits, Roses, 



v. 1 itiui-c and ' . he quantity . 



I at low 



Ordi I Inquiry will receive 



ition. Every article carefully labelled, securely 



: and forwarded agreeable I" order, and with the least pos- 



{Jjj- Descriptive ratalogues sent gratia to all who apply (post 

 i .ii i.) and every article will be sold at the lowest nursery ; 

 Bulla!... N. \ '.. Sept. 1. 1849. B. HODGE. 



Walwoilh Nursery. 

 GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASE FRUIT 

 V^i? TREES.— 1 propose to sell at my extensive Nursery about 



! thrifty grafted Apple ["rees four years old. at very 



reduced prices by the thousand. Being engaged in other business 

 that requires mostly my attention the present season. I am dis- 

 I i sod to offer rare inducements to those who wish to purchase in 

 ;;cs. 

 The Vpplcs consist mainly of Baldwin, Rhode Island Greening. 

 Rozbury and Golden Russ ts, 1 sopus Spitssenburg, Talman Sweet- 

 ing, ( -I l.l'ii Sweeting and many other sorts in smaller proportions. 

 Also, for sale a good assortment of Pear, Cherry and Peach 

 Trees of the m. sorts. G. T. YEOMANS. 



Walworth, Wayne Co., N. Y., 1S49. [10-1*] 



Seeds an<! Impltmeists. 



GENESEE SEEDSTOn;'. AND AG. "WAREHOUSE— Irving 

 Hall, opposite thi ' Fl .tel, Buffalo-st. — Having purchased 

 ricultural and Seed department of Messrs. Nott. Elliott Sc 

 I .;d going mure extensively into ail the branches of 

 ourbu ihall Ice p constantly for sale, all kinds of Im- 



ported and American Field and Garden Seeds, and a large assort- 

 i 1 proved Implements and Machines used by 



irdener and Farmer. We manufacture rennock's Wheat 

 the most perl ' i'.ill in use.) the c 



. Drags, < ultivators, &c , &c. all 

 I patterns and ep a full 



. i \>. orcester Plows. Sub-soil, Delano's, 

 Durrall's Shell Wheel, Anthony's Patent Index, t^c, &c. 

 In addition : its, t^c we think we can 



th perfect confidence, we have one of the largest, most 

 .. n and best selected stock of FIELD. GARDEN and 

 itry, including several kinds im- 

 lardeners and Dealers would 

 I their interest are good crops, by calling 



hment. RAPALJE & BRIGGS. 



t'.ay 1. 1849. 



rumor's Wheat Drill. 



i rribers liave nia.'e an arrangement with Mr. Palmer 

 1. to manufacture for the coming season five hundred of his 

 heat Drill, to be be sold in Western N'ew-Yotk. They are 

 ; orders for tie m, and relying upo I s, have 



at least twenty-five 

 ,v mil. r drill ■•'■tig as much. 



The Drills are constructed under the immediate direction of the 

 '. and Warn 

 Au agricultural implemi nt as important as :' 

 ed at a rate t I within the reach of every farmer. To 



li h this Mr. Palmer has spared no : ne ac- 



quainted with all the og both English and 



American Agricultural works, and by pi invent- 



3 used 



by prac- 



wants of the farmer. After repeated I oxpen- 



1 which 

 ■ i I ■ 



ti the costly and complicated machine e in use. 



'\ bis is the third Drill ho has invented, and he has now brought it 

 of perfection beyond which it cat ■ id. It 



is the Nc Pius Ultra of Drills, combining all the advantages of 

 every other, and free from their imperfections. 



We challenge the world tc produce a Drill equal to this in du- 

 rability, operation or price ! I {Xr~ All orders should be sent in or 

 delivered to one of our agents as early as July to secure atten- 

 tion. J. A. HOLMES it CO. 



Broekport, March 15, 1549. 



MOUNT HOP!: GAUD EN AND NURSERIES, 



ROI HE8T1 b\ \ ■> . 



^Mtr. proprietors Invite the attention of Fruit Growers, Nar- 

 ad 



By recent large Importations from Europe, and 

 ' .-.t home, we have obtained a 

 ' nursery art „ the country, and 



them i" purchasers on the mo 



ealth, vigor and bar.li ... - - of th 



ad the undivided and scr I< .. ., to every 



department by the propiet 



STANDARD Pitt ,r TR1 



I the . Ipple, Pear 



The pi i le up of ti,. well kn 



but all the new American and foreign kit 

 and can be furnished. 



PYRIMTDAL and DWARF TREES, 

 ilecl varicties'of P< ars on Quin Para- 



dise, and Cherries on St. Lucie, or Mahaleb stocks, for gardens, 

 and limited grounds; and for nurserymen and 

 obtain fruit from their trees at an early day. We ha 

 years given special attention to this department, i 

 bi lii . ■ we have probably the largest and best stock in the Union. 



GOOSEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, CURRANTS, ETC. 

 Of the •' we have a large and complete assortment, and can gup- 

 ply them by the 100 or 1000. The best English Gooseben i 

 imported every year. All the new Currants can be supplied. 



ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUB ROSES, ETC. 

 All the leading sorts, such as H i at, Mountain Ash. 



Ailan! us. & c . can be furnished by the 1000 or 10.000 at much be- 

 low ordinary rates besides a large collection of new and rare 

 'Profs Shrubs. Roses, &c., recently imported. 



HEDGE PLANTS. 

 Buckthorn 2. and 3yearsfrom seed; Osage Orange. 1 and 2 



; besides Evergreens, such as Red Cedar. Hemloe 1 

 way Spruce, Arbor Vitee, &c., can be furnished to any extent 

 required. 

 STOCKS AND TOUNG WORKED TREES FOR NDRSERVMEN. 



Pear Seedlings, 1 and 2 years transplanted; Plum do . 2 years from 

 seed bed; Paradise Stocks, for Dwarf Apples: Mazzard ' 

 Seedlings, 1 year; St. Lucie, or Mahaleb stocks, for dwarf ( hi r- 

 ries; Quince Stocks, of sorts commonly use 1. 



Young worked tres for distant transportation. 

 NEW UPRIGHT Ql INCEthe most easily propagated, and freest 

 grower. We have now obtained a pretty large stock, and can 

 supply them in moderate quantities. 



Wholesale Priced Lists and General Catalogues forwarded to 



paid applications. 

 Sep 1, 1 19. ELLWANGER & BARRY. 



'•iny Agricultural Warehouse, 



No. 3'i9 & 37 I South Bkoadvi \ v. 



Tin. having during the past season suffered in 



common with many .if his fellow citizens -his warehouse 

 being --'.I amed has procured the spacious new store erected 



: d i'.Tl South Broadway, where I 

 ■ | ■ 

 ' : I R '. ■ ■ Fi >m his 



and ace in the manufacture 



:. line, he flatters himself that he can su 

 of the farming public to the best of its kind, and on as iV- il 

 terms as any ot the SI 



Amon 



i . 



horse power. 

 Clinton Hand Shelters, single and double ho 

 Patent Premium tanning Mills, for powtr and hand, &c , \.c. 

 Also, a ccmnletc a F Garden. Fiel 



(9-tf] ' I). L. !• MERY. 



DR. KITTRIDCJE'S 



. rED SPRAIN & RHEUM ■ riC LINH 

 "jVTO better preparation i public for the 



_L\ following complaints : — Rheu tatism. Pane B; 

 Sprains tracted 



This Liniment Is likewise excelled bj nont in i ■ use upon 



Horse nima! n.foi 



nies, Galls and all flesh woo 

 I'l-i ;e 1 desalt- 



I GRANT, 

 Exchange-st., Rochester. N. Y. 

 Id ; S. D. Lundy, Water- 

 loo: W. P. Ml Seneca Kails; E. W. < heney I 



Livonia : H. Ti'.tou. Moscow; 

 lvdc. 

 [10-tf] 



Agricultural Books. — A large assortment of Books on 

 Agriculture, Horticulture, &c, for sale at this Office. 





