SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. 
EVERGREENS AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 
for the South. 
A i'EWrarofvud beautiful EVERfillEEX.S Trees and Shrubs 
of the proper .size for trausplauting- may now be obtained 
Horn the .subscriber. The collection.s embraces the Deodar Cedar, 
Ciwptom-eria Japonica, Oriental Cypress, Norway tjprnce. .Silver 
iir, White Pine, Balsam Fir, Silver Cedar, Irish, English and 
Pyramidal Yew, SwedLsh Juniper, American and Chinese Arbor 
VittP : Cedar of Lebanon, Magnolia Granditlora, “Mock Orange,” 
1 ^tto.^porumJ^ Ac., &c. ; in short all the most desirable Evergreen 
Shrubs that tlonrish in this latitude, DECIDUOUS 
SiIiU.B.S and TREES, of many varities can also be supplied in 
<iuan ity, {-See Descriptive Catalogue sent iOratbs per mail.) Ad- 
[Decoti tf] D. REDMOXD, Augusta, Ga. 
GRADE CASHMERE GOATS. 
F or SALE, a few half blood BUCKS at $:10 each. Address 
fNov...^tf] R. peters, Atlanta, G.a. 
SOUTH DOWN SHEEP. 
T A1\I willing to dispose of a few Aory tine vearlino- SOf'i'n; 
to obtam a small hock ot undoubted pnrifv. ' 
thJ v-i'if f ^ ^ J’PPlied for prior t< 
Deft? lilCJ-I ARD peter, S. 
Atlanta, Oa 
THOROUGH BRED NORTH DEVON^^d 
A yrshire Bulls. 
T OFFER for sale a feAv choice voungBTTLLS, bred from suoe 
\ pedigrees. Fuv jiarticulars, address me at 
No. .,3 1 niton .street. New York Cilv A. M. TREDWEI T 
Iinportcn-, Breeder andDealcr in Xolth Devon and Ayrshire Cattle 
liesidence Madison, IMorns county, N’cav York 
DecoG — 3 mo 
CHINESE PROLIFIC PEA! 
inx; GHBAT FORAGE PLANT AND REXTOVATOR OF SOUTHERN LAITOS l ' 
ev,, 
mcredime. It groAvs in clu.sters of from 12 to 20 pods eacli iKjd Vontafuino-^i lu-oducmg a groAvtii of vine almo>( 
any other. The vine never becomes hard. Imt is .vq/> and 7/«M7t/(;7/stVorrtrie ]n~ ■f I course far more casU>j gathered than 
The Peas are u.osurpassed/m- f/ie table in delicacv aiM richness of fl A l>Io-'^om to the root. It i.s greadily eaten by stock, ami 
Tlie^as Ae Si hAmr 
l-<iov„n.„rD.w;„f remainder from 
v.'d well IcnoAvn citi 
20 , isob, 
d from one 

It Avill prove a hue manure and supporter of the soil. ^ ^ ^ quantity of waste vines remaining on the ground, I th in k 
^atSS: in the older 
the same time, the yield is likely to be as great on ;i: ml tSlSTStJ^S^ Sk W 
To Robvht H. DOUGLA.SS. E.sq Re.spectfully your ob’t. servT., TIIOS. .S. DREW 
w.k. 
cate settles the question of its value for Hay : ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ supersede the use of every otiurf and the following certiti- 
a stout man cmhd fcd ^d£i^ i-ny as 
w:.r. c. iviEEK.k. 
South Bead, Arl-., Sept., 18-50. 
Col. J. B L SiarsUali, Assistant Eugineer on the Little Rock and Napoleon Rail Road ways • 
Theyfiuen hogffelJer^'^^^^^^^^ 
D. V,'. LEE. 
‘If the 
know-n. They fatten hogs faster^thaVauvrtdng^I havifeA-m On*t]m '^h' for feeding stock, n<»w 
otUctferur-ntes asrnuchviae as lever se^^o onlay ^^Ifl^nd u/Se ’’ I? Jr'” cultivation last year,ther[. was 
For tartherparticular.s, see Cmcnlars furnished |i4isb/the IgeSs ’ ' ’ ” 
^nr names Avill be printed on all packages of tlie o-etijrme. seed ' ^ ^ and posmge stamps will be a satisfactory remit- 
^ An^ one not pertoetly tatl.iied .vithtl.c Pcarvmlmvo hitmoncy returned. Addrett (with plain direr, lon.t for maiUnr, 
*» - ■l-ited eaten,, a, tho'™ktt?t“f tlkSL. 
- ■ - . . A-_ . - _A^=iA:r _ . ^ FcbOT tf. 
FRUITS FOBYTHE SOUTH ! 
“ PRUITLAWD NURSERY," AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. 
T"fvhS5a?e%lSfES’SI,V;k cl, oiee TREES of the followinr varieties of Erui,.. all of 
rece^dj?Sl, Al”“lfe'p";i,Ik-p^^^^^ Dece.oI.er, and keeping until June, of Southern origin, and ,.,a.,y hr, 
varieties as Moorpark, Breda. Hcmskirlcc, Poach. &c., Ac 
PLA0.^S— the caoiccst collection ever offered, iuciuding,inaddititiou to '«« the 6c.«Xorthera and Fo-ei-nw.ri - . i ,-i 
of new Southern Peaches not found in anv other Catalogue The preoeut year’s steek 4 l P^'h tilt • variety 
that early order.- are advisable. Price. 2:5 cent.-. I'le.xiu :yeai .s stock ol l eadi trees is (luite limited in number, .m 
Huuf- TaiA Uv, Xc-iv 'VN-bite, and all other fir.st tdas.s sorts 
of .rtk^'ave been oily TiYd^Ytlm'siYa.’ Y Hm Amerirau l-„m„l. 
PLVHS— all the larg 'St andbe.st varieties. 
as low Standard, or DwarL-lhe propor forn 
peal .Society, and mo-.'. 
Scuppo„„„g, Wanannon and other uative varietiea. 
for I he i.-.ble .-ovl rbr 
contf^^^ ' ^ *'1 'uc e-rsiomal crop throngliout the entire .sea < 
STE^WEEERIES-a select; .11 from 35 mU; van, Tie- in.-iuding Ilovey'- S.-edling, Longworth's Pn.litle. McA 
■ 11 irom .>.) I 
all the new and de.sirable sorf-. Pr;r e, .-.vj to .23 i.er Imml 
POMEGRANATES— stronuri.nted tre, -. of the sAveef ;iud sub-a. ld 
BLACKBERRIES — the famou.s Rochelle or “Lawton ’ — a'-o Jk- 
dozen. , - - 
varieties. Price, 2-5 to .qu eent.s. 
Albino or “Wiiite BlackbeiTv.” P.dce. .50 
RASPBERRIES —The American Rlaek. P-d aAntworp Ac price si “0 tp «•> mr i 
HEOGEPtMJTS^au, ..age orange, .--to.Slh,. I, at, ..ulliYlV,;;;" A, 
Rose, cuttings, .t^.o per tbou.arid ; Fortune^ YcIIoav Rose, eutiiugs. & e.. ‘'uttui„ . . i i p, i 
Alr.SG- 
on. Price 2;5 r 
A-iy'.- .SiipiTi'or. 
CTl, .-u'-h — -f.' 
o'-and: (.In.-, 
^7 ofcoke selection of RO.SES. new and r.are E VER<'-RE>1\S. FI.r.\YF.RlXG .SIIRUB-S Ac A-- 
La^ibug, packing, marking ;uid -bii.ping. car.; fulb, attended t.>, ' .. -. 
%-*A new de.scriptive CcUvhgY: wa realty, and 
Xca "50 — 
Y to all Av-o de-ir 
■'J p->fiage. Ad irr-s- : 
D. kld.mgxd. h -trs Yp., 
