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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
TO PLANTERS. 
FAlISOM§ & Co. 
A T 
FLUSHING, L. L, W. Y. 
In inviting attention to their stock, which is this season 
very large and of fine quality and vigorous growth, would 
remind planters that the soil and climate of Long Island 
are noted for producing thrifty, well-ripened wood : it is 
thus, that with the proper cultivation our trees have at¬ 
tained their reputation for hardiness and for uniformly 
succeeding when they receive the care to which all 
plants are entitled. 
A member of our firm is now sending out from the nur¬ 
series of Europe the choice varieties of late introduction, 
and it continues to be our constant aim to present to ad¬ 
mirers of fine fruit and beautiful vegetation, a selection 
worthy of careful examination. 
Among the large variety we cultivate, we hare only 
space to mention of 
FRUIT TREES ASD PLANTS 
APPLE, fine trees, 3 to 5 years old. 
PEAR, dwarf, in bearing stale, and in large quantity. 
PEAR, standard. 
CHERRY, dwarf and standard. 
PLUM, APRICOT, and NECTARINE. 
PEACH, 1 and 2 years. 
All the above can be furnished of suitable size and form 
for training on walls and for pot culture. 
CURRANT, Versailles, Cherry, and other sorts. 
MULBERRY, FIG, WALNUT and FILBERT. 
GOOSEBERRY. American and English sorts. 
BLACKBERRY. New Rochelle by the 1000. 
GRAPE VINES of all the foreign sorts, strong and well 
grown in large pots, including the fine new kinds. 
Our NATIVE GRAPES, embracing Concord, Delaware, 
Diana, Logan, &c., &e., are of very thrifty growth, 
and priced at moderate rates. 
RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, RHUBARB, &c., &c. 
Prices of Fruit Trees, Plants and Vines by the hundred 
and thousand at proportionately reduced rates. 
TO OUR 
EVERGREENS 
we invite special attention. Among them are 
NORWAY SPRUCE from 1 to 10 feet, and at low rates 
by the quantity, 
ARBOR VIT/E, American, of many sizes for hedges. 
Siberian, both small and large, and 
of very handsome form. 
PINES, including Excelsa, Cembra, and others. 
JUNIPERS, Irish, Heath-leaved, and others by the 
thousand. 
RHODODENDRON, both seedling and worked. 
YEW, Podocarpus. &c., &c. 
All these, and many others, we offer at low rates at 
wholesale. Our list of 
Pcciduous Trees and Shrubs 
embraces all that are cultivated for ornament, and of 
all the different sizes, whether for 
THE GARDEN, THE LAWN, OR THE AVENUE. 
THE EXOTIC DEPARTMENT 
contained in nine houses, is now especially rich in Or¬ 
chids and other choice Stove Plants, as well as 
in the large variety of Green-house Plants. 
Purchasers will find our Plants well grown, and priced 
at low rates. 
ROSES—We cultivate in great variety, and from our 
mode of propagation, they are sure to thrive. 
For particular lists, with prices, of the different classes 
of plants, we refer to Catalogues No. 1 and No. 2, which 
can be obtained by mail, or from J. B. Parsons, No. 3 Nas- 
sau-street, New-York. 
We ask the attention of 
THE TRADE 
to our collection of new and rare plants of various sizes, 
and suited both to nursery planting and immediate sale. 
We can furnish a very large quantity of small plants at 
lower rates, than they can be imported for. Our collec¬ 
tors are keeping us supplied with seeds from different 
quarters of the world. 
We will forward the Trade List upon application. 
Orders will be filled with promptness and care, and 
packed for distant transportation. Goods delivered free 
of freight-charge upon Fulton-mnrkat wharf, New-York 
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
For Spring of 18G0. 
Ellwanoer & Barry solicit the attention of Planters, Nur¬ 
serymen, Dealers, and others, to their large and fine stock of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Plants, which 
they offer at wholesale and retail. All who intend to purchase 
trees this Spring, in large or small quantities will do well to 
consult the Catalogues named below Our new Descriptive 
Fruit Catalogue is now ready for distribution. In general 
terms, the stock may be enumerated in part as follows, viz.: 
STANDARD FRUIT TREES FOR ORCHARDS, 
embracing all the most esteemed and valuable sorts for different 
parts of the country. 
DWARF TREES FOR GARDENS—All the best varieties 
adapted to garden culture in this form 
GRAPES—Hardy varieties, including 
Delaware, "I Hartford Prolific, I Emily, 
Diana, Rebecca, Raabe, 
Concord, | Clara, | Brincklc- &c. 
GRAPES, FOREIGN, for vineries, including the Muscat 
Hamburgh, Stockwood Golden Hamburgh, Lady Downs, Buck- 
land’s Sweetwater, &c. 
STRAWBERRIES—All the American and Foreign varieties 
of proved excellence in this country. 
BLACKBERRIES—Dorchester and New-Rochelle or Law- 
ton : of the latter a great stock of strong plants. 
GOOSEBERRIES—The best English sorts, and a great stock 
of the American Seedling that bears wonderful crops and is 
exempt from mildew. 
CURRANTS—White Grape, (the largest and best white Cur¬ 
rant,) Victoria, Red Dutch, Black Naples, &c. 
English Filberts and Spanish Chestnuts. 
Figs—S everal finest sorts. 
RHUBARBS—Linnieus, Giant, Victoria, and several new and 
fine English sorts. 
FRUIT TREES FOR ORCHARD HOUSES. 
DWARF MAIDEN TREES—Of Apple, Pear, Plum. Cherry, 
Apricot, &c , of the finest sorts for pot culture, or Orchard 
houses. Suitable selections made by E. k B. if desired. 
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. 
The stock of this department is the largest and best we have 
ever before offered, and embraces everything desirable, new and 
old, among 
Deciduous Ornamental Ttees, Pjeonies, 
Evergreen Trees, Dahlias, 
Flowering Shrubs, Phloxes, 
Climbing Shrubs, Border Plants. 
Roses, 
BULBOUS ROOTS—Summer flowering, including Amaryllis 
Gladiolus ; Lilies, Japan, &c. ; Tuberose, Tigridia, Tritonia 
aurea, Coichicum, &c. 
STOCKS FOR NURSERYMEN. 
Pear Seedlings, our own growth, 1 and 2 years. 
Mazzard Cherry, 1 year. 
Mahaleb Cherry, 1 and 2 years. 
Quince Stocks, l year from cuttings. 
For full and detailed information respecting the stock, prices, 
terms, kc , we refer to the following Catalogues, which will be 
sent gratis, pre-paid, to all who enclose one stamp for each : 
No. 1.—Descriptive Catalogue of Fruits. 
No. 2.—Descriptive Catalogue of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, 
Roses, kc.. kc. 
No. 3.—Descriptive Catalogue of Dahlias, Green-house and 
Bedding Plants, &c. 
No. 4.—Wholesale Catalogue for Nurserymen, Dealers, and 
others, who purchase in large quantities 
ELLWANGER k BARRY, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
Ravenswood Fruit Nursery. 
WHOLESALE k RETAIL. 
Brinkle’s Orange Raspberry. 
Linnaeus Rhubarb —(propagated exclusively from the roots,) 
at very low prices to the Trade and Market Gardeners. 
Dwarf Pear Trees —Fine two year old trees of the best se¬ 
lected varieties. 
Rebecca and Delaware, Diana, Concord, and Hartford Pro¬ 
lific Grape Vines. 
New-Rochelle or Lawton Blackberry. 
Newman’s Thornless Blackberry—A lso Cherry Cur¬ 
rants, Stawberries, and other Raspberries, &c. 
We have a large stock of the above superior varieties and 
offer them to the Trade and Fruit Gardeners at very low prices. 
Circulars furnished on application. Address 
H. C. FREEMAN, Ravenswood, L. I., near New-York. 
All plants delivered at any part of New-York City free of 
charge. 
g&FRUIT, SHADE, AND EVERGREEN 
«3=»TREES.—Stock for Nurserymen, Dealers and Planters. 
{^"Public Institutions, Cemeteries and Parks supplied on 
the most liberal terms 
Priced List and Descriptive Catalogues furnished on ap¬ 
plication. DAVID J. GRISCOM, 
Evergreen Nursery, Woodbury, N ,T. 
New-Roclielle (or Lawton) Black¬ 
berry Plants. 
$50 per Thousand Plants. 
$6 per Hundred do. 
$2 per Twenty five do. 
$1.50 per Dozen do. 
Concord Grape Vines, Strong and fine $30 per Hundred. 
Diana do. $50 per Hundred. 
Allen’s Hardy Raspberries, $10 per Thousand. 
Brinkle’s Orange Raspberries, $40 per Thousand. 
GEO. SEYMOUR & CO.. South Norwalk, Conn. 
Lawton Blackberry, 
Permanent, hardy, and singularly prolific in all climates—fine 
flavor and very large. My plants are carefully preserved from 
admixture with seedlings of the common New-Rochelle Black¬ 
berry. For sale in large or small packages. 
WM. LAWTON, New-Rochelle, N. Y. 
L awton blackberry plants at 
greatly reduced prices, warranted genuine: 1000 plants, 
$40.00; 500 do, $20.00; 100 d<». $5.00. 
Also, 10,000 and upwards Albany Strawberry Plants at 75 Ms. 
per 100. Orders solicited. 
T. B. NASH, South Norwalk. Conn, 
W. T. & E. SMITH, 
GENEVA SUKSEBT, 
GENEVA, N. Y. 
Take pleasure in offering for sale the following articles of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. 
Apple, Standard Trees, 4 to 5 feet, cheap, 
do do. 2 years old, 2% to 4 ft., thrifty and fine. 
Pears, Standard Trees, 3 to 5 ft , stocky and fine 
do. Dwarf Trees, 2 years from Trpes. 
Cherry. Standard and Dwarf, a large lot, cheap 
Peach Trees, 1 year old, thrifty and fine growth. 
Blackberries, (Lawton and Highbush ) good thrifty Plants. 
Raspberries of all the leading sorts, a’so Doolittle’s Improved 
Black New. 
Grapes, New Sorts, Diana, Delaware, Concord, Hartford Pro¬ 
lific, Rebecca, Anna, kc. 
Cunants, A general collection of the best sorts. 
Gooseberries of all the leading and best English sorts, includ¬ 
ing Houghton’s Seedling, a variety that never mildews. 
Strawberry Plants. Wilson’s Albany (true). SI per 100, $6 per 
1000 : Hooker's Seedling. Trollop’s Victoria, Triomphe de 
Gand, and a general collection of the best sorts. Plants 
ran be sent per express. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. 
Of Norway Spruce, Balsam Fir, Arbor Vitse, Mahonia, Aqui- 
folia*. Mountain Ash. 
Roses, a fine collection of all the best and new sorts ; Bulbous 
Roots; Hardy Border Plants, &c. 
Greenhouse Plants, a fine collection of all the fine sorts. 
SEEDLINGS. 
Pear Seedlings, one year old. Imported this season in fine order. 
Pruned ready for planting, Price ..$12 per 1000 
Cherry. Mazzard. 1 year old do. 4 per 1000 
Apple, I year old. 4 per 1000 
Plum Seedlings, small size. 
Catalogues of Wholesale and Retail sent on application by 
enclosing a stamp for each. 
Address W. T & E. SMITH. 
March 1, 1860. Geneva, N, Y. 
Walworth Nurseries. 
Careful systematic effort, aided by much experience, direr ted 
to growing trees of superior quality; and extensive orchards 
now embracing 125 acres and 13,000 trees ; furnishing a means 
of testing and comparing varieties; enable the proprietor to 
furnish trees of most desirable quality, as well as most profita¬ 
ble varieties for Orchard Culture. Large space is given to 
trees in the Nursery, thus rendering them stocky and strong. 
A Dwarf Pear Orchard of over 3,000 trees, part of which are 
in successful bearing, has furnished much experience of great 
value to such as may wish to engage in that interesting depart¬ 
ment of fruit culture. 
The present Nursery Stocks consist of a large and general as¬ 
sortment of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants, while 
special attention is invited to his large stock of Dwarf Pear 
Trees . grown with special care, and thoroughly headed back so 
as lo give them the best possible form for transplanting. 
Trees packed in the best manner at moderate charge ; Cata¬ 
logues furnished on receipt of stamp. Also, Circular of Yeo¬ 
man's Fruit Bottles. Terms advantageous to the buyer. 
T. G. YEOMANS. 
Walworth, Wayne Co , N. Y. 
LARGE STAIN!DARD PEAR TREES FOR SALE. 
At our Nursery we have a quantity of extra large Pear Trees 
of the most approved kinds, very thrifty, and all of them have 
been trimmed and transplanted, and therefore have splendid 
tops and roots. We also have a quantity of Apple, ('berry and 
Plum Trees, and a variety of other trees, vines, Shrubs. &c., (as 
above,) for sale by WICKHAM k BLOODGOOD, 
Tioga, Tioga Co , Penu. 
Kew*raiiaaii Nairseries. 
The Subscribers offer for sale 
20,000 Peach trees, Popular Varieties. 
50,000 Sugar Maple Seedlings, 2 years in seed bed. 
50.000 Elm do. do. 
New-Canaan, Ct., Feb., 1860. STEPHEN HOYT k SONS. 
Osage Orange for Hedge Fences. 
1 and 2 rears old. $3 and $4 per 1000 ; S25 and $30 per 10,000. 
RHUBARB or PIE PLANT. $5. $6, and $8 per 100,accord¬ 
ing to kind—lower by the 1000. 
Catalogues of all the extensive departments of these well 
known nurseries, gratis—a one cent stamp fflr postage. 
Germantown Nurseries, near Philadelphia 
THOS. MEEHAN, Proprietor. 
Allen Raspbcri’y, Wilson’s Albany 
Strawberry, Lawton Blackberry &c 
Another year’s trial has proved the Allen Raspberry not only 
perfectly hardy, but mote productive than any other Raspberry 
we raise. They have given perfect satisfaction, so far as wo 
have been able to learn, to growers in New-England, New- 
Jersey, and other localities, where the Hudson River Antwerp 
has proved worthless. The fruit is large and firm, and the 
flavor very fine. 
Price SI per doz. ; $5 pr. 100 ; $10 pr. 1000 plants. 
Also Hudson River Antwerp, $2 pr. 100; $15 pr. 1000. 
Fastolf, 75 cts. pr. doz ; $4 pr. 100. 
Lawton Blackberry. $l pr. uoz : S3.50 pr. 50; $6 pr. 100 . 
Wilson’s Albany Strawberry, Extra strong plants, $10 pr. 
1000; $70 pr. 10,000. 
Large Early Scarlet, $1 pr. 100; $8 pr. 1000. 
Moyamensing (late). SI pr. 100 ; $8 pr. 1000. 
I.oiisworth's Prolific, Si 50 pr. 100; $10 p-r. 1000. 
River’s Eliza, $1.50 pr. 100; $10 pr. 1900. 
Red Dutch Currants, good 1 year old plants, $4 pr. 100; $30 
pr. 1000. 
Do. do. 2 and 3 do. $6 pr. 100 ; $40 pr. 1000. 
Black Naples Currant. $1 pr. doz.; $8 pr 100. 
Also, Strong one year old Asparagus.Roots, $10 pr. 1000. 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. H. k J. CARPENTER 
The Aliena Raspberry. 
Will bo sent after 1st April next, well packed, by express, at 
SI per dozen. $1 per hundred, $25 per thousand, on receipt of 
orders, enclosing the money. LEWIS F. ALLEN. 
Black Rock, Erie Co., N.Y. March 1, I860. 
ALLEN RASPBERRY PLANTS, 
(Warranted true.) 
$30 for 1000; $4 for 100: $2.50 for 50; $1 for 16 plants. Ad¬ 
dress JOHN GOMAN, Jr . 81 Murray st , New-York, 
or GEO. W. TAYLOR, West Bloomfield, N. J. 
qnan raspberry plants for 
Ov/a/"/SALE, of the celebrated Allen variety, best berry 
ever known, superior to all others, wants no covering, is per¬ 
fectly hardy in any climate. Price S3 per 100 Orders directed 
to C. SHERWOOD, Summit, N. J, 
N ansemond sweet potatoes 
for Seed, put up carefully in new barrels, at $5 a bbl. 
IS? 1 *Order directly from the grower. Plants in their season. 
C. B. MURRAY, (late O. S. Murray k Son,) Fos»er’« Cros¬ 
sings, Ohio. 
