TO 3 Note Well— The pages numbered 213 to 220 are to be cut out and placed at the end of the Volume, and the 
remainder in front. 
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We give below, according to promise, such references 
as have been forwarded to us, of venders of FARM 
STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, FARM and GAR¬ 
DEN SEEDS, and of PUBLIC NURSERIES. Its ad¬ 
vantages to the public at large, even on this limited scale, 
will be apparent to all; but we hope another year to be 
furnished with the means of greatly enlarging and im- 
provi ng it. ___________ 
Venders of Farm Stock, &c. 
J OHN COWLEN, Truxton, Cortland, N. Y. Im¬ 
ported New-Leicester Sheep, Bucks and Ewes. 
S AMUEL LOOK. West-Sehuyler, Herkimer, N. Y. 
Thorough-bred Improved Short-Horn Cattle. 
[ARK R. COCKRELL, near Nashville, Tenn. 
Saxony and Bakewell Sheep, Durham Cattle and 
Blood Horses. 
B, ALLEN, Buffalo, Erie, N. Y. Berkshire and 
• China Pigs, pure breed. 
T F. NELSON, near Mihvood, Clarke county,Ya. 
« Berkshire Pigs. 
jff> sr. JOHNSON, Rome, Oneida, N. Y. Berkshire 
and China Pigs. ' 
C. STANTON, seven miles east of Edwards- 
• ville, Madison co. Ill. Durham Cattle, Berkshire 
Pigs, South-Down, Saxony, Bakewell and Merino Sheep. 
W I. R. MOAKLAR, Maysville, Ky. Berkshire, 
Irish Grazier, Byfield and Berkshire cross, and 
Belmont Pigs. 
D R. 8. B. MARTIN, near Colbyville, Clarke co. 
Ky. thorough-bred and grade Durham Cattle and 
Woburn Pigs. 
W. WHITE and AMOS FISHER, Medway, 
Mass, will sell Berkshire Pigs. 
R OBERT M. SCOTT, Locust Hill,Frankfort,Ky. 
, Improved Short Horned Durham Cattle. [Three 
fine lithographic portraits of Mr. S.’s stock maybe seen 
at the Cultivator office.] 
N. BEMENT, Three Hills Farm, near Albany, 
. N. Y. thorough bred “ Improved Durham Short 
Horned Cattle,” pure Berkshire Pigs, Neapolitan and 
China cross do. and South-Down Sheep._ 
OHN COWLEN, Trenton, Oneida, N. Y. imported 
New-Leicester Bucks and Ewes. 
1). CLIFT, Carmel, Putnam, N. Y. Lincolnshire 
> Sheep, Bucks and Ewes. 
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'CORNELL, Ithaca, Tompkins, N. Y. sells Dutton 
> Corn and Berkshire Pigs. 
J OHN LOOSING, Albany, N. Y. pure Berkshire 
Pigs. 
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Pigs. 
KILBUHN, Lawrenceville, Tioga, Pa. Durham 
. and grade Cattle, andMocho and Berkshire cross 
OSfcPH HASTINGS, Brunswick, Rensselaer, N. 
Y. grade Berkshire and grass breed Pigs. 
D. GROVE, Buskirk’s Bridge, Washington, N. 
. Y. Saxony Rams and Ewes, of the pure race. 
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M. MITCHELL, Norwich, Conn, breeds and sells 
. Stock of various choice breeds. 
D ANIEL S. CURTIS, Canaan Centre, Columbia, 
N. Y. choice Bucks, Ewes and Lambs, full blooded 
Saxony S heep. ______ 
J OSEPH TYREE, Jr. Bordley, King and Queen 
co. Va. sells Herd’s Grass and Timothy Seed, Dutton 
and Baden Corn, Beeves, Cows, with or without Calves, 
and Oxen of blood. 
H ENRY RHODES, South-Trenton, Oneida, N. Y. 
a full blood Improved Short Horned Bull, grade 
Calves and Berkshire Pigs. ___ 
M HUDSON, East-Windsor, Conn, pure improved 
• Durham Short Horned Cattle, (Herd Book ani¬ 
mals,) Berkshire Pigs, and New-Leicester or Bakewell 
Sheep. 
G EORGE VAIL, Troy, Rensselaer, N. Y. a num¬ 
ber of Berkshire Pigs. 
T HOMAS DUNN, Albany, N. Y. New-Leicester 
Sheep, Bucks and Ewes. 
Q CHAPIN, City Hotel, Albany, N. Y. choice Berk- 
k3* shire Pigs. 
F. ALLEN, Black Rock, Erie, N. Y. pure Im- 
t proved Durham Short Horned Cattle. 
Venders of Farm implements. 
W THORBURN, Albany, N.Y. Farm Implements 
• in general, including Bement’s and other Drill 
Barrows. 
R UGGLES & NOURSE, Worcester, Mass, gene¬ 
ral assortment of Farm Implements. 
JOSEPH BRECK & Co. Boston, Mass, general 
< f assortment of Farm Implements. 
SINCLAIR, Jr. Baltimore, Md. general assort- 
6 ^ • ment of Farm Implements. 
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WAKEMAN, American Institute, Broadway, N. 
o York, several patented Implements. 
W. BOYNTON, South Coventry, Ct. Boynton’s 
« Patent Straw Cutter. 
ASON SMITH, Tyre, Seneca, N. Y. Improved Con¬ 
tracting and Expanding Cultivator. 
JJUDNEY & COWLEY, Stamford, Delaware, N. 
JL Y. Pudney’s Revolving Horse Rakes. 
J R. & O. G, MERCHANT, Guilford, Chenango, 
. N. Y. Drill Barrows. 
O H. BUSHNELL, Sheffield,Mass. Bushnell’s Drill 
O. Barrows, and also for sale by W. Thoreurn. 
D & J. R. HADDEN, Mamaroneck, 
, ter, N. Y. Patent Ground Mole Traps. 
Westclies- 
& J. BRYANT, Buffalo, Erie, N. Y. Garden 
» and Farm Seeds, and Implements. 
Venders of Farm and Garden Seeds, &c. 
W T HORBURN, Albany, N. Y. general dealer, 
* including Rohan Potatoes, Dutton and Tree 
Corn, Italian Wheat, &c. Cultivator agent. 
LANDBETU A Co. Philadelphia, general deal- 
• ers in Seeds. Cultivator agents. 
A LEX. SMITH, Broadway, New-York, general 
I JL dealer in Seeds and Green-House Plants. Culti¬ 
vator agent. 
JAEORGE C. THOR BURN, John-street, N.York, 
vA general dealer in Seeds and Green-House Plants. 
SINCL AIR, Jr. Baltimore, Md. general dealer 
V. in Seeds and implements. 
I’YNftLBS & iJATFHAM, Rochester, Monroe, 
N. Y. general dealers in Seeds. 
R. BRECK, Boston, Mass, general dealer in Seeds 
1 and Implements. 
H OVEY & Co. Boston, Mass, general dealers in 
Seeds and Green House Plants. Cultivator agents. 
S. POWELL, Market-st. Philadelphia, general 
• dealer in Seeds. Cultivator agent. 
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DINN, 17 Commerce-street, New-Orleans, La. 
• general dealer in Seeds. Cultivator agent. 
S 
C. PAKKHURST, Cincinnati, Ohio, general 
dealer in Seeds, &c. Cultivator agent. 
J OHN T1IORBURN, St. Louis, Mo. general dealer 
in Seeds, an d agent for the Cultivator. _ 
BRISTOL, Utica, Oneida-, N. Y. Druggist and 
. Seedsman. Cultivator agent. 
J 
F. CALLAN, corner of E and Seventh streets. 
• Washington city, Druggist and Seedsman. 
GLASCOCK, Westmoreland C. H. Ya. Superior 
• Potato Oats.___ 
A. THOMPSON, Catskill, Greene, N. Y. two 
• hundred bushels of Rohan Potatoes. 
BUEL, Jr. Cultivator Office, Albany, N. Y. seed 
i of Dutton Corn. 
G EORGE CHI RCHILL, Ridge Prairie, Madison, 
Ill. Baden Seed Corn; for sale also, by Marsh, 
Hankinson & Co. Alton, Ill. and J. Lockwood, St. 
Louis, Mo. 
B. JOHNSON, Rome, Oneida, N. Y. Rohan Po- 
• tatoes and seed of early Corn. 
P 
KXLBURN, Lawrenceville, Tioga, Pa. Dutton 
i Seed Corn. 
ENRY REED, Waterville, Ohio, Italian Spring 
Wheat and Dutton Corn. _ 
SILL, Warren, Warren co. Pa. cultivates Madder 
• and sells roots. 
Public Nurseries, &c. 
BIT-EL &, C«. Albany, general assortment of Fruit 
and Ornamental Trees,Shrubs, Green-House Plants, 
Brussa Mulberry, &c. 
PRINCE & SON, Flushing, L. I. general as- 
» sortment of Trees and Plants. 
BLOODGOOD A Co. Flushing, L. I. general 
assortment of Fruit Trees. 
SINCLAIR* near Baltimore, Md. general assort- 
Y • ment of Fruit Trees. 
ROWE, Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. general as¬ 
sortment of Fruit and other Trees, Green-House 
Plants, &e. 
LA & A. J. DOWNING. Newburgh, Orange, N. Y. 
VA* Fruit Trees, Green-House Plants, Brussa Mul¬ 
berry, &c. 
HODGE, Buffalo, Erie, N. Y. general assortment 
of Fruit Trees, &e. 
RENRICH, Newtown, near Boston, Mass. Fruit 
> Trees, Ornamental Plants and Mulberries. 
E'^SRS. WINSHIPS, Brighton, near Boston, 
Mass, general assortment of'Trees, P lants, &e. 
K. GEORl E GREER, Belvidere, Warren co. N. 
J. Morus Multicaulis Trees. 
J 
' FORD MORRIS, Mendham, Morris co. N. J. 
* Morus Multicaulis Trees. 
LYMaN, Manchester, Ct. Fruit Trees. Morus 
A* Multicaulis Trees and Cuttings, Silk Worm Eggs 
and Corn Cultivators. 
X STlvHJHN>, Northampton, Mass. Manilla, Al- 
J ® Pine, Smyrna, Dandolo, Brussa, Multicaulis, Asi¬ 
atic, and other Mulberries. 
C HINESE TREE PROLIFIC CORN.—The subscri¬ 
ber has for sale at his store, No. 11, John-street, 
New-York, a supply of this new and excellent variety 
of corn, (some account of which will be found in the 
November number of the Cultivator,) price 25 cents 
per ear. Also, Rohan potatoes and Baden corn, with 
a full supply of garden, field and flower seeds, growth 
of 1838. Also a famous early pea, called the Early 
Cedo Nulli, which are fit for table 20th May, dwarf and 
very productive. Price 50 cents per quart. 
_.__George C. Thorburn. 
1\TEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL WARE- 
j \ HOUSE and Seed Store, No. 51 and 52, North- 
Market-street, Boston; Joseph Breck & Co., proprie¬ 
tors, also publishers of the New England Farmer. We 
have one of the most extensive agricultural implement 
and seed stores in the United States. For particulars 
we refer to our catalogue which we send gratis, to all 
who apply postage paid. 
Joseph Breck & Co. 
H OVEY 
house. 
8c Co.’s Seed Store and Agricultural Ware- 
No. 7, Merchants’ Row, Boston, Mass., sell 
at wholesale and retail, all kinds of garden, grass and 
flower seeds, agricultural implements, books on farm¬ 
ing and gardening. Also, fruit and ornamental trees, 
greenhouse plants, splendid double dahlias, bulbous 
roots. See. They likewise publish the Magazine of Hor¬ 
ticulture, a monthly periodical devoted to the cultiva¬ 
tion of fruits, flowers and vegetables, at $3 per year.— 
Vol. 5th commenced Jan. 1st, 1839. 
A FARM of about 90 acres is offerred for sale. It 
is in Watervliet, near the western bridge, on the 
Albany and Schenectady Rail Road. It has upon it a 
good barn, a small dwelling house and anapple orchard. 
Apply to J. Buel, Albany. 
A FARMER WANTED, who can understand in- 
i 3L structions, and will execute them. A single man, 
who can bring recommendations as being trusty, sober 
and industrious, will receive liberal wages, by applying 
J. Buel, Albany. 
soon, to 
r jPHE ORANGE FARM.—This highly improved farm 
JL situated two miles from the city, on the Philadel¬ 
phia Turnpike road, is offered for rent. It-contains 
about 300 acres of land, in the improvement of which, 
no expense, has been spared for many years. In addi¬ 
tion to a large quantity of barn yard manure, ashes, 8cc. 
25,000 bushels of lime have been advantageously spread 
within the last iour years. The improvements, consist 
JL,„„1L °f a plain DWELLING with ample acccmmo- 
(Kff elation for laborers, a costly Switzer Barn, sta- 
bles for one hundred Cows, a well arranged and 
extensive dairy. Ice House, Steaming Room with boil¬ 
ers complete and every accommodetion for a Dairy 
Farm on the most extended scale. The House, furni¬ 
ture, farming utensils and horses will be Jet with the 
farm. S, W. Smith , Monument Square, Baltimore. 
B ONE MILL.—The subscriber has erected a mill 
for grinding hones for manure, at Waterford, N. 
Y. where those wishing to purchase may be supplied, 
on liberal terms. R. Burke. 
