Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

L0I DgHhf0t Up10 and al a..
OUR Stock Of Fruit Trees. A. 1foRndi
~ entkall and next Spring. e ~ @lsR a,
elnalng an the most approved Va &C saaeel
EAR, Peaches, Cherries, Aprieots A.
Quine Grapes, Currants, Goosbs~;@
straw fres etc. Especial care bas Ha9h
Proeqrt md propagate mostly such zen st
class q 20 foand best suited to tbs ~ ets Il
Of the " est nd South, where mos, a!d
1Eglts' specially Of the Eastern Sssega ee
Our stOokof Peach Tree
and the price SO loW that all the.S -l,ria55
trees the past winter, should now re.l. % 4
Cherry Trees also We have a 81 asn
grown on Nabaleb ,oeks, which, seen-@- IA
dlness to the tree, q il trained ra,I siaS
to cause the tops to shade the sse0o : ss,s
anyitlsbeleiFednO dif6oalty yviH - su9 4s
ing fine cherries in the South and w..
we have q splendidlob especially an Per-
Strong ARgers Quhtcea sOeks. the he, se1 ina
abundant productiyeness. u 'PesyS
CATALOGUES, with prices, Etc. win
applicants. Nurserymen and Dealer = pt
are invited t0call and examine sur 4@NNts
Pears and Cherries, especially bofo-e
as we believe they can save expense a.
by purchasing Of Us. WhofssaTe gs5As
ready. m. B. BATFHIY'a y
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U.s. Syracuse NlRsstieaT7IF
- TH0RP, SMITH & HANC9FT,
DR0PRIETORSNBsads
ISL extensive assortment Of -rsSsn Il
kept by Nnrseymens WshaYe on hand n. S y
tradeiIatcW bae astw Sad .fis,ts fs
100000 Apple Trees, from & to feet @ea
100000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 years al
$4,000 Standard do + I from 2to1
100000 StOa5yi Tssfs to gsaa old, BTad q,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, and Ncstariu.
large numbers. l-- !
100000 Raspberries, embracing everv kir5
value. All the popular Us wen as rarer III
other small fruit. a.aeT A 4
Foreign and Native Evergrpens-NorFsv
Pines, CryptOmerias, Cedars. Hack ana n
Spruce, Balsams, uemloeks,f etc., Largo. meE,
small. ~S
Ornamental Trees, Roses, Shrubbor7. Crr,
Hedge Plants, etc.
BulbOus Roots, native and imported; DaLE,. :
nations, Ponies, Chrysantheinams, PhsTPs sS
great abundance, and Of the most beautfai-
ties.
While we confidently claimf for our prOlu.g..
general an excellence not SURPASSED bv IN, .E
Nursey, VIC particularly and emphatieaiv a.
our stock Of Pear trees, both Dwarf and Ss55..
as unparalleled either in extent or sualitv +.
existing stock in America. The follOvipS ~
refer to trees taken from the same lot A Sos. y
offered, when they were hut one yearold:
From Thomas W. Field, Esq, an extensive 5I
in and importer Of Pear trees in New YORK N
specimens are really Splendid tho finest I bsls,
ever Nv asetsEs ia ~
From Robert HarEen, Esq, Mobile: IhaTon
er seen finer trees" turfrH $50.
From Messrs. Neatly & Brothers Burington L,
SThey are really the faest trees Of their See y :.
or saw, and VIC. have purchased a great May n
few past years, ~ al -Sssf
As suggestive to persons about to purchase
would remark that oar trees Wer8 not subi0tsl
the extreme cold during tho Inst winter, Whsh "a
ted s0ioxtensive injury to Nurseries at Ia. NJ,
and that we have had no Drought during the ur-
summer by which the growth Of our trees hlsb.
retarded. They may be relied upon, Therefore, .
in prime health and yigor. s1is
OUR CATALOGUES asaal
VIII be sent postpaid, to all who enclose for No
letter stamp, and for the Others a one cent "a
each, A -
No. LA general descriptive Catalogue Of al
productions. fAN
No. 2AAIAtereditiO1 tS the Frai. Beparimsu
No. s-A aesctiptiFs Cn~tsaague' Of Oriaha
Trees, Shrubs, Roses, etc,
No4-fA descriptive CRtal0NloQf Dahlias, On
house and Bedding pIanks. shfN'
No. "a wholesale Catforlt ct E urserymea
Delas. fiH 1HW NJ
Also a Supplementary a oz1R6f tho Oman
tai and CTeenhouse depu mctt