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1 8 48 1 849; P E RI O D I CAL CATAL O GUE F RU IT A N D ORN A M E N TAL T R E E S A N D P L A N T S , C U L T I V A T E D A T THE H GHLAND NURSER ES, E EW - YORK NEWBURGH, N AR N , S A U L C O . A . ‘ E N T G E O . G . S H E P P E R D , A G , - L N E \V Y O R K . 1 4 3 M A I D E N A N E , NE \VB UR GH R I T . s . T . C A LLA HA N , P N E R 1 848 . B A F D . [ . MILLER, IN ER ? F r ei g ht p a i d to N cw Y o r k fi 1 848 1 849 . PE RIOD I CAL CATAL OGUE A N D ORN A M E N T A L T R E E A N S D P L A N T S , C U L T IVA T E D AT THE H GHLAND NURSER ES, A L C O ; A . S U NE W B URGH ' s . r . C A L L A H A N P R T R . , I N E 1 848 . A F. MILL E B D . [ . R , IN ER h . W Fr ei g t p ai d to N ew Y ar /c £1] N O T I C E . N w A. D o m a e fr o m t h e N u s f e e J. w w h reti red r ery Business hereto oreconduct d at N fi A J D ow Nl G O . i f h burgh un derthe r m of . C , the same w ll herea terbe conti n ued i the i i i N r subscribers . They willnot only endeavor toma ntan the h gh character whichthe urse ies D ' s 5 Mr . e havehad, for a long time, but as the presentstock i s gradually drawn 0 ground , ‘ they Wi ll greatly e n large the Nurser ies an d e n d e a v n r fillly to m ee t t h e con s tan tly increasi ng demand forthe trees grown here . i T i i Orders addressed to the subscr bers, P OS PAID, w ll rece ve prompt attenti on ; and all r 1an ts tc . Wi i i t ees, shrubs, p , e llbecarefully packed and sh ppedto any part ofthe Un on . A A . S UL CO . H H N n N u 5 7 IG LAN D u n s m xs, ewb rgh, Feb . 1 , 184 . i N fir m on fid en mi The unders gned strongly recommends theabove ursery to publi c c ce . th e N A The practical managementof urseries ill be in thehands of . S AUL who has been w , i t fie at the head of th s depar ment here for the last eight years, and hi s accu racy and d li ty i n ti i thepropaga on of fru ts during that time , are the best gu arantee for th e faithful and carefu l i n i i e A manner wh ch the bus ness will hereaft rbeconducted . J D OVVNING. G N r . 7 H IGH L AND ARDEN, ewbu gh, Feb 1 5, 1 84 . A D V E R T I S E M E N T Q r a ti r i i s ti The p ese t propri etors i n presen ng to thei r pat on s and the publ c, th edi on of the l N n Cata o u e ofthei r urseries retur n their si cere thanks, for a conti nuation of the li beral a g , p th e t ronage bestowed u pon thei r predecessors and they assure thei r fri ends and public, th at , i l S r l all i i m r i no pans or exp ense shal be pa ed to add to thei r aready fu ll stock acqu s ti ons of e t, e they ar introduced both i n thi s Countr y and Eu rope . ' Si nce the las t edi ti on of th e Catalogu e ofthi s establi shment was pu bli shed, we have had the satisfaction of provi ng a large number ofnew fru i ts, i n addi ti on to those whose qual t! i c ex er e ites have heretofore been arefully teste d i n the gardens here. The utmost care is ci sed i n g ti s an d ff propa a ng genuine sort , we have great pleasure 111 o eri ng ou r present stock t th e i h c n fi n of rees to publ c, as worthy of t eir o de ce . The nur serieshere were commenced about forty years ago andnow contai n over thi rt , y i s a s T h e an d acres ofground, exclus vely devotedto the cultu re oftrees, sh rub and pl nt . soil _ i e H cl mate of th udson H i ghlaq h ave render ed th e su ccess of the trees sentfr om her e , a matte r ofnotor i ety i n all parts ofthe Union . i a Gentlemen w h oare li ttle fami li ar wi th th e subject, and who w ll favor n Wi th the nu mber &c u h of each speci es ofthe fr u it desi re d, as apples pears, ., are ass red t at a selecti on made . i ll i wi th the utmost care an d compri si ng the B E S T w b e furn shed by the propri etors . P er , , n i t ul al i s i n th um so s wish ng rees of extra size, sho d ways send the r order e, au t n as th e largest , ’ nurseri es are th ii med by awhole seasons sale h e t ti N T proper seasons for ransplan ngare October, ovemberand December i n th e au t umn , , ’ n e A i l i n i . u i s f a d Mamh ad pp , the sprng The aut mn the most avorable ti me for t h e tran sm i s “ i o r i n a o r i s on oftrees to the south and west, and u experience p ckmg trees f transport aton, n renders thei r success as certai n atthe di stance ofone or two thousa d mi les, as i n ou r i m m e i di ate ne ghborhood. “ Thebu ndles oftrees or plants will be shipped fr om New York to any por ti on of Nort h A ' ‘ i i t 1s i i u a i fi — as e ected e h u h i mer ca or Europe ; and when des red, n s r nce w ll be t e p rc er be ng at e th e expens of the same . flu ct u ati on s 111 di fficu lt i i The exchange, and the y ofobta ning remttances f rom some di stant u s all ti s states, render it necessary for to state, that orders from those por on of the country n i f New must be accompa ed by cash, or dra ts on the city of York, Boston, or Phi ladelphi a , _ i hi hi r i payable at sight, or w t n t ty days afte r the del veryofthetrees . ' AH or . i m u i n es i i w letters on business, mak ng q , must, to insureattent on, bepostpa d . g m i i e i Persons l vng out ofthe usual rout s oftransportaton, are requested to state the particular li n 01 e , ; conveyance, by whi ch the bundles of trees are to be sent and the am ount of heavy , l landcarriage, an d th etrees wi ll bepackedaccordi ngly. Ordersby mail wil receivethe same atte nti on and th e trees wi ll be as car efully selectedas when th e person orderi ng them i s pres n e t , N B . ul an d ul r . Persons desi ri ng af l complete manual on the c tu e and propagati on offrui t t i rees, drecti ons for the care oforchards modes ofdestroyi ng i nsects, etc . etc ., wi th d escr i . p i i fi es of all fin es t ons and outl ne gur the t fru i ts known in thi s coun t ry, are referred to D own i n ' r' s AND a r' S O M ! g s a TREE F A ERICA, recent y pu bli shed and for sale b o k l , y b o ; i sellersmall the princ pal cities . “ ‘ P A s m e a r Y E L Lo r The E , the u s i n the peach and a very su ccessfu mode of PRUNING R , l th t e lat er tree are treated of at i n t i .

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