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SOUTHERN CULTIYAROR. 
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
F]^LLW ANGER & BARRY have the pleasure of announcing to 
Hi their customers and the public in general that they have now 
on their grounds for the ensuing Fall Trade a very large and com- 
plete stock of Fruit and Ornamental TREES, embracing 
Standard and Dwarf Apple Trees. 
“ “ Pear “ 
Standard and Dwarf Cherry, Plum, Peaches, Apricots, Nectar- 
ines, &c. 
QUINCES — Large Orange, fine grafted plants. 
GOOSEBERRIES of the best sorts, a large stock. 
CURRANTS, including the newest and finest sorts, upwards of 
300,000 plants. 
RASPBERRIES — High Bush and New Rochelle or Lawton 
BLACKBERRIES— a large stock; besides Walnuts, Chestnuts, 
Filberts and all other fruits usually cultivated. 
GRAPES — native and foreign— in large quantities. 
STRAWBERRIES, all the best and new and old sorts. 
RHUBARB, ASPARAGUS, &c. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, &c. 
D eciduous ornamental trees, for street. Parks, 
Lawns, Cemetaries, &c. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS. 
ROSES— an immense collection, old and new ; covering upwards 
of five acres of land. 
EVERGREEN TREES, including half a million of Norway 
Spruce, of all sizes. 
WEEPING TREES— everything desirable. 
DOUBLE DAHLIAS and BULBOUS ROOTS. 
HEDGE PLANTS of all sorts. 
STOCK and SEEDLING PLANTS, for Nurserymen. 
GREEN HOUSE and BEDDING OUT PLANTS, a full assort- 
ment. 
Nurserymen and dealers dealt with on the most liberal terms, 
and amateurs’ orders attended to with the greatest care. Packing 
done.m the most thorough and skillful manner and with the best 
material. 
For full particulars we refer to special advertisements and to 
the following Catalogues, sent gratis to all who apply and enclose 
a stamp for each ; 
No. 1.— Descriptive Catalogue of Fruits. 
No. 2 — Descriptive Catalogue of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs 
Roses, &c. 
No. 3. — Catalogue of Dahlias, Green House and Bedding plants. 
No. 4. — Wholesale or Trade List. 
No. 5.— Supplemental Catalogue of Fruits. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
()ct56 — It Mount Hope Nursei’ies, Rochester, N. Y. 
EVERGREEN TREES AT LOW PRICES. 
M essrs. ELLWANGER & BARRY solicit the attention of 
Nurserymen, Planters and Dealers in Trees to their immense 
stock of EVERGREENS, by far the largest ever offered in the 
United States. They are prepared to fiu-nish the following at the 
exti’emely low prices annexed. 
All frequently transplanted, and, therefore, finely formed 
and well rooted. 
period per 1,000 
$500 00 
350 00 
225 00 
150 00 
120 00 
70 00 
30 00 
10 00 
80 00 
60 00 
90 00 
80 00 
60 00 
40 00 
Norway Spruce, 5 feet $60 00 
“ 4 “ 40 00 
“ 5 “ 25 00 
“ 2 “ 18 00 
“ U“ 15 00 
“ l'“ 10 00 
Norway Spruce 4 yrs Seedling, 2 yrs. transplanted 
“ 1 year from seed bed 
Scotch Pine 12 inches 10 00 
“ 9 “ 8 00 
Australian Pine 10 to 12 niches 12 00 
“ , 6 to 9 “ 10 00 
Arbor Vitae, Siberian, 3 feet, beautiful plants 40 00 
“ “ 2 “ “ 30 00 
“ American, bushy, for hedges 2-21 feet. 8 00 
“ “ “ 1-11 feet. 5 00 
“ Golden, a beautiful tree, 11 to 2 ft., $9 per dozen. 
per doz. 
Himalayan Spruce (Abies Morinda) 2 to 3 feet $10 00 
Pinsapo Spruce (APinsapo) fine broad plants, 10 in. high.. 9 00 
Chili Pine (Amacaria imbricata) in pots, 12 to 18 inches 9 00 
Deodar Cedar, 2 to 3 feet, beautiful plants 9 00 
American or Silver Cedar, (C. Africana, or Argentea) beau- 
tiful, 11 to 2 feet (morehardy than the Deodar) 9 00 
Japan Cedar (Cryptomeria) beautiful Seedlings in pots, 3 ft. 10 00 
Funebral Cypress (Cupressus Funebris) in pots, 1 foot 5 00 
Twisted or Bhotan Cypress (C. Tordiosa) in pots, 1 foot 4 00 
Yajw, English, 11 to 2 feet 4 00 
“ 1 “ 3 00 
“ 6 inches 2 00 
Golden (Elegantissima, 9 to 12 inches 5 00 
Irish or upright 11 to 2 feet 5 00 
“ 1 foot $3 per doz. $18 per 100 
“ 6 inches $2 per doz. $12 per 100 
For further details we refer to our wholesale catalogue, sent 
gratis to all who apply and inclose a stamp. Addi’ess. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Oct56 — It Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
TO NURSERYMEN. 
Stocks and Seedling Trees. 
W E solicit the attention of the Trade to the following article.? 
which we are prepared to furnish this fall at the annexed low 
rates — aU are exceedingly vigorous and well grown. 
per 1,000 
Magnolia Acuminata, 3 year seedlings, 2 feet $50 00 
“ “ Ifoot 30 00 
Elm, American, 2 year seedlings 10 00 
Horse Chestnut 3 “ 60 00 
“ 2 “ 40 00 
Oak, White American, 3 years 20 00 
Oak, Red “ 3 years 20 00 
Butter Nut, 3 year Seedlings, 2 to 3 feet 40 00 
Black Walnut 3 yr “ “ 40 00 
Maple, Silver 2 “ “ 12 00 
“ Scarlet 2 “ '■ 20 00 
“ Sugar 1 “ “ 6 00 
“ “ 1 to 2 feet 30 00 
Larch, European, 2 feet 50 00 
Catalpa, “ Ifeet 40 00 
Mahouia, or Ashberry, one of the finest Evergreen Shubs, 2 
year Seedlings 50 00 
“ “ 1 “ 20 00 
Plum Seedlings, lyear, native 10 00 
Pear “ 1 “ 10 00 
Cherry, Mazzard, 1 year 4 00 
“ Mahaleb, strong 15 00 
Manetti Rose, Stock, strong 40 00 
For further particulars we beg to refer to our whoie.sale Cata- 
logue, sent gratis to all who apply and inclose a stamp. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Oct56 — It Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
CALIFORNIAN EVERGREENS. 
W E have a small stock of the following fine Califoraian TREES 
which we offer at the annexed prices. The}’- are all kept in 
pots for their greater safet}- in transportation, and can be forward- 
ed at any moment. Prices. 
each. doz. 
Sequoia gigantea (Wellingtonia gigantea) the cele- 
brntpfl “'Rio' trpp ” 9 x-pnr RP.priliTio-s 13 inches 
Sequoia gigantea (Wellingtonia gigantea) the cele- 
brated “Big tree,” 2 year Seedling, 6 inches 2 50 18 00 
Taxodium Sempervirens, the Red Wood, 2 to 3 ft . . . 6 00 
“ “ 1 to 2 ft... 6 00 
Pinus Sabiniana, 1 year seedlings 2 00 12 00 
“ Benthamiana “ 50 5 Of) 
“ Jeffreyii “ 2 00 
“ Lambertiana “ 2 00 
“ Monticola “ 2 00 
“ Tubercula “ 3 00 
“ Frazeri “ 2 00 
“ Californica “ 2 00 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Oct56 — It Mount Hoj^e Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS. 
W E have now on hand a large stock of choice BULBS, and are 
receiving a new invoice from Holland, consisting of the finest 
Hyacinths, double and single. 
Tulips of all the classes. 
Crown Imperials. 
Crocus, Jonquills. Narcissus, 
Japan and other Lillies. 
Gladiolus, a superb collection of new and all the older .sorts, &c , 
We are prepared to furnish all, at low rates, in large or small 
quantities, and solicit orders during the month of September, be- 
fore the busy season opens. 
Priced Catalogues forwarded jO'ratfs. 
' ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Oct56 — It Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
TROUP HILL NURSERY, MACON, GA. 
T he Subscriber offers for sale a choice selection of gi’afted 
FRUIT TREES adapted to our climate, and comprising many 
new Southern Seedlings of superior quality. All are raised here 
and worked on native Southern stocks, possessing great advanrages 
over Northern Trees. 
My collection of Everblooming ROSES, is very choice and 
the plants being raised on then’ own roots, and in the open 
garden (not in pots, nor budded,) are very strong. 
Also, a fine assortment of EVERGREENS and other ornamen- 
tal SHRUBS, POMPON CHYRSANTHEMUMS, VERBENAS. 
Double WALL-FLOWERS, etc. 
The subscriber, having learned the difficulty in obtaining relia- 
able seed of flowers, adapted to a Southern latitude, also offers 
SEED, Southern raised, of such flowers as are desirable in our 
gardens. 
It is always highly gratifying to the proprietor to receive visits 
from all persons who feel an interest in horticultural improvement. 
The subscriber will, therefore, cheerfully give any explanations 
that may be desired, and hopes that no body will leave his place 
unsatisfied. 
^^Catalogues sent to applicants. ROBERT NELSON, 
Oct56— 3t Macon, Ga. 
