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THE GEKESEE FARMER. 



WHEELER, MELICK & CO., 



PEOPRIETORS 



N. Y. STATE AGKICULTURAL WORKS, 



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{Double Power and Combin'eJ Thresher and Winnower at Work.] 



MANUFACTURERS of Endless Chain Pv.iil way Horse Powers 

 ami Farmers' and Planters' Machinery for Horse Power use, 

 and owners of the Patents on, and principal makers of the follow- 

 ing valuable Machines : 



WHEELER'S PATENT DOITBLE HORSE POWER, 



AND 



Improved Combined Tlireshcr and 'WInno'wer. 



[shown im thr cut] 

 Wheeler's Improved Patent Combined Thresher and Winnower 

 is a model of simplidiy and compactnosa, and is made in the most 

 substantial manner, so that its durability equals its efficiency and 

 perfection of work. Its capacity, under ordinary circumstances, 

 has been from 125 to 175 bushels of Wheat, and from 200 to 300 

 bushels of Oats per day. It works all other kinds of grain equally 

 well, and also threshes and cleans Uico, Clover and Timothy Seed. 

 Price, §245. 



WHEELER'S PATENT SINGLE HORSE POWER, 



AND 



<>versIiot TlircsHcr ^vltU Vibrating Separator, 



Threshes from 75 to 100 bushels of Wheat, or twice as many Oats 

 per day, without ciiangin? horses — by a change, nearly double 

 tlie quantity may be threshed. Price, $12S. 



WHEELER'S PATENT DOITBLE HORSE POWER, 



AND 



Orershot Thresher with Vibrating Separator, 



Does double the work of the Single Machine, and is adapted to 

 the wants of large an>l medium grain growers, and persons who 

 make a business of threshing. Price, $'.60. 



WHEELER'S NEW FOXTR HORSE, OR SIX MULE 

 HORSE POWER, 



Is a recent invention, designed to meet the wants of Southern 

 and Western customers. We believe it is the simplest and most 

 perfect Lever Power made. Price, $100. 



Also, Circular and Cross-Cut Sawing Machines, Clovftr HuUers, 

 Feed Cutters, Horse Rakes, and other Farming Machines. 



^^"To persons wishing more information and applying by 

 mail, we will forward a Circular containing such details as pur- 

 chasers mostly want — and can refer to gentlemen having our Ma- 

 chines in every Stiite and Territory. 



Our firm having been engaged in manufacturing this class of 

 Agricultural M.ichinery 25 years, and have had longer, larger and 

 jnore extended and successful experience than any other house. 



All our Machines are warranted t" give entire satisfaction, or 

 may be returned at the expiration of a reasonable time for trial. 



^»7~ Orders accompanied with satisfactory references, will be 

 filled with promptness and fidelity ; and Machines securely 

 packed will be forwarded according to instmctions, or by cheap- 

 est and best routes. 



WHEELER, MEIiICK & CO., 



April— It ALBANY, N. Y. 



ROCHESTER CENTRAL NURSERIES. 



SJSl^D FOR A CATALOGUE. 



IF YOU WANT FRUIT TREES, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 

 IF YOU WANT GRAPE VINES, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 



IF YOU WANT STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 



Senci for a Catalogue and make a selection. 



IF YOU WANT BLACKBERRY PLANTS, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 

 If you want.CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, Raspberries, &c. 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 

 IF YOU WANT SHADE TREES, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 

 IF YOU WANT SHRUBBERY, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection- 

 IF YOU WANT EVERGREENS, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection 

 IF YOU WANT ROSES. 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 

 IF YOU WANT GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection . 

 IF YOU WANT BEDDING PLANTS, 



Send for a Catalogue and make a selection. 

 If you want any kind of FRUIT or ORNAMENTAL TREES, 

 or SHRUBS, send for a Catalogue to C. W. SEELYE, 



April — It Rochester Central Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 



NANSEMOND SWEET POTATOE PLANT3- 



For Northern planting. A superior article. 



Packed to go Safely Long Dlstaiaceg. 



.-m Prices— 400 for $1. 1,000 for $2, 5,000 for $9, 10,000 fo"" 

 ■ill $15, during May and June. 



Send stamp for circular of directions in culture, and 

 experience of growers at the North. 



C. B. MURRAY, 

 (Late O. S. Murray & Son,) 

 April — 2t Foster's Crossings, Ohin. 



~ TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS. " 



Norway Spruce, per lb. 75 



European Silver Fir, '* 100 



Balsam Fir, " 3 nO 



Hemlock Spruce (clean seed), " 6 00 



American Arber YitiB (clean seed), " 6 00 



Chinese " 3 00 



Stone Pine " 150 



Black Austrian Pine " 3 00 



Scotch Fir, " 1 50 



Scotch Larch " 3 00 



Amcric.in Bald Cypress (beautiful), per qU 30 



Strawberry Tree (Arbutus unedo), per oz. 40 



IlopTree " 25 



Buckthorn, per lb. 1 00 



Tree seed catalogues on application to 



J. M. THORBURN & CO.. 



April— It 15 John street. New York. 



BEAUTIFUL FRENCH HYBRID GLADIOLUS. 



WE have just received fifty named varieties of the above spe- 

 cies. 

 Price from 15 cents to $1,50 each. 

 Also, all other varieties of 

 GLADIOLUS, 



JACOBEAN LILIES, 

 TUBEROSES, 



TIGER FLOWERS, <&c., <&c. &c. 

 for which see our Flower Seed Catalogue. 



J. M. THORBURN & CO. 



15 John street, New York. 



1 AAA HARDY PLUM TREES, 1 and 2 years, extra. 

 l«vV/V 2,000 Pear Trees, approved sorts, 2 years. 



2,i»00 Concord and Clinton Gra])e Vines, 1 year. 

 10,000 Wilson's Albany Strawberry Plants, grown 

 with care. 

 For terms address ', Oneida Community. Oneida, N. Y." 

 April— It 



MYATTS VICTORIA RHUBARB-For sale at $r,.oo pe. 

 100. Warranted, by D. C. ANDREWS, 



April— It* Woodbury, Gloucester Coi., N. J. 



