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THE CULTIVATOR 
May 
SCHENECTADY AG. WORKS- 
F ARMERS or others, who have an interest in introdu¬ 
cing the best machinery for Farming purposes, are re¬ 
quested to notice our improved Endless Chain Horse Pow¬ 
ers, for one, two or three horses, in connection with Over¬ 
shot Threshers and Separators, or Combined Threshers 
and Winnowers. We have been engaged in the manufac¬ 
ture of this kind of machines for a number of years, and 
have made improvements which make them equal to the 
beet in use. A Circular, with full description of machines 
made by us, and list of prices for them, may be had by ap¬ 
plication to us. G. WESTING-HOUSE & CO., 
March 25—weow6tm3t Schenectady, N. Y. 
Seeds—Seeds—Seeds—Seeds-— 185S. 
ALBANY SEED STORE. 
T HE subscriber again offers his annual assortment of 
genuine Garden, Field, and Flower Seeds, growth of 
1857, consisting in part of the following desirable articles : 
Extra Early, Early and Late Garden Peas, the best new 
and standard sorts, viz : 
Extra Early —Daniel O’Rourke (true,) Sangster’s No. 
1, and Cedo Nulli, each 37| cents per quart; Prince Al¬ 
bert and Emperor, each 25 cents per quart; Tom Thumb, 
75 cents per quart. 
Early — Sebastopol, (new,) 50 cents per quart; Blue 
Surprise, Zlh cents per quart; Washington, Kent, June, 
Double Blossom Frame, Bishop’s Dwarf Prolific, and 
Strawberry, each 25 cents per quart. 
G eneral Crop —Harrison’s Glory and Perfection, (both 
new,) Hair’s Dwarf Mammoth Marrow, (extra fine) each 
50 cents per quart ; Napoleon and Eugenie, (both new 
and fine) 75 cents per quart ; Fairbeard’s Early Champion 
of England, (the finest wrinkled variety known,) 37^ cents 
per quart. 
Late Sorts —Epp’s Monarch, 75 cents per quart; Brit¬ 
ish Queen and Knight’s Marrow, each 50 cents. The above 
comprising but a part of my assortment, for which see 
my catalogue. 
Also, Extra Early and Early Beets, Early and Late 
Cabbages, Cauliflowers, Brocolis, Celery, Tomatoes, Cu¬ 
cumbers, Egg Plant, Lettuces, Turnips, Peppers, Radish¬ 
es, Herb Seeds, &c., &c., in large or small quantities : 
Garden Beans of all sorts, Early, Late, Bush, and Pole. 
Fine large Lftna Beans, (a few) at 50 cents per quart. 
Sweet or Sugar Corn of the best sorts for the garden. 
The Gigantic Constantinople is particularly fine—25 cents 
per quart. 
Indian Corn of the best sorts for the Field. 
Millet Seed, Long Brush Broom Corn, Luzerne or French 
Clover, White Dutch Clover, Red Clover and Timothy, 
Red Top or Herds Grass, Orchard Grass and Mixed Grass 
for Lawns, English Rye Grass, Spring Vetches and Sun- 
Flower, White and Yellow Onion Sets and Top Onions, 
Best Improved Ruta Baga and other Turnips, 75 cents 
per pound ; Long Orange, Large White and other Carrots, 
$1 per pound ; Onion Seed (a limited supply)—Large Red 
at $1.25—Large Yellow, $1.50, and White Portugal at $2 
per pound. Long Red and Yellow Globe Mangold Wur- 
zel, White and Yellow Sugar Beet, Honey Locust, Buck¬ 
thorn and Osage Orange Seeds for live fences, Yellow Lo¬ 
cust for timber and Locust posts, with a large assortment 
of Choice Flower Seeds, of which a choice and liberal 
assortment will be sent by mail for $1 or upwards, and 
postage paid. 
Spring planting Bulbs, viz Amaryllis, Gladiolus, Tiger 
Flower, Tuberoses and Madeira vines. 
Choice Double Dahlias—named varieties $3 per dozen. 
The best standard books on Poultry, Kitchen Garden¬ 
ing, cultivation of Fruit Trees and Flowers. 
Imphee or New African Sugar Cane, (genuine at $1 
per pound) 
Sorghum or Chinese Sugar Cane, 50 cents per pound. 
Chufas or Earth Almonds, 25 cents per ounce. 
Clean Strawberry seed, (mixed sorts.) $2 per ounce. 
The true Christina Musk Melon, at 50 cents per ounce ; 
also the new Orange Water Melon, with many other arti¬ 
cles too numerous to be detailed in the confined limits of 
an advertisement. 
Full reference is made to my new descriptive priced 
Catalogue for 1858, which will be mailed to all applicants. 
The subscriber, thankful for the patronage he has re¬ 
ceived for the past 27 years, hopes to merit a continuance 
of the same from former, as well as new customers. 
Orders received for Wilson’s celebrated ALBANY 
SEEDLING STRAWBERRY. Can be planted to great¬ 
est advantage in the spring. Price $2 per 100—$15 per 
1,000 plants. WILLIAM THORBURN, 
Seedsman & Florist, 492 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. 
Small packages of Seeds carefully enveloped, and 
forwarded by mail. March 11—w8tm2t 
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements. 
I N ADDITION to the great variety of Plows, Harrows, 
Rollers, Seed Sowers, Cultivators, Draining Tools, &c., 
&c., usually found at my warehouse ; the subscriber has 
recently introduced some 
New and Improved kinds 
of Implements, both for the Field and Garden, which he 
will be happy to show to his friends and customers. Also 
Garden and Flower-Bed Tools, 
a large assortment of the best and most approved kinds, 
an enumeration of which is unnecessary, considering my 
large and well known establishment. 
R. L. ALLEN, 
Mar. 25—weow3tm2t 189 &. 191 Water-st.. New-York. 
Four til Annual Catalogue 
Of Thorough-Bred North Devon Cattle, 
the property of 
C. S. WAIN WRIGHT, The Meadows, Rhinebeck, 
Duchess Co., N. Y. 
T HE subscriber has just issued his Catalogue for the 
present season, containing full pedigrees of all the 
animals composing his herd at this date, terms of sale, &e. 
He offers at private sale, some half a dozen young bulls, 
and about the same number of females, all of them of the 
very first quality, and either bred or imported by himself. 
Copies, with the prices marked against such animals as 
are for sale, may be had by addressing him as above. 
April 1—w&m3m _ C. S. WAIN WRIGHT. 
CSarden, Field & Flower Seeds. 
ri^HE subscriber offers a full assortment of GARDEN, 
1 FIELD and FLOWER SEEDS of the growth of 
1857, and of the very best qualities, and in addition to all 
the standard varieties, will be found many novelties, for 
sale Wholesale and Retail. Orders by nail attended to 
immediately. 
Peas— choice and new varieties, Extra Early Daniel O’ 
Rourke, Champion of England, Carter’s Victoria, Hair’s 
Defiance, Dwarf Sugar, Tall Sugar, Hair’s Dwarf Blue 
Mammoth, Harrison’s Glory, Harrison’s Perfection, Epps’ 
Monarch, Epps’ Lord Raglan, British Queen, with alloth- 
er varieties. 
Cauliflower— Early Paris, Nonpareil and Alma. 
Cabrage— Early Wakefield, Early Ox Heart, Enfield 
Market and Winningstadt. 
Corn—K ing Philip, Early Darling’s, Constantinople and 
Stowell’s Evergreen. 
Turnips —Ashcroft’s Swede, Rivers’ Swedish Stubble 
and Waite’s Eclipse. 
Prize Cucumbers for frames. 
Winter Cherry or Strawberry Tomato. 
New-Zealand Spinach. 
Potato Seed—German and English. 
Oats —Poland, Potato and other choice varieties. 
Potatoes —Prince Albert’s, which we highly recom¬ 
mend, (Ash Leaf Kidney, imported,) Early Dike- 
man, Early June, Dover, Mercer, and all other vari¬ 
eties. 
3pring Wheat— Golden Drop or Fife, Sea, Canada Club, 
&c. 
Spring Barley, Spring Rye. 
Tobacco Seed —Havana and Connecticut Seed Leaf. 
Spring and Winter Vetches or Tares— Broom Corn, 
Buckwheat, Cotton Seed, &c. 
Fruit Seeds —Apple, Pear, Quince, Currant, Gooseber¬ 
ry, Raspberry and Strawberry Seed, Peach, Plum, 
and Apricot Pits. 
Osage Orange, Buckthorn, Yellow and Honey Locust, 
Chinese Arbor Vitas. 
Grass Seeds —Hungarian and American Millet, Green, 
Kentucky Blue or June, Orchard, Ray, Italian and 
Perennial, Foul Meadow, Sweet Scented Vernal, 
Fine Mixed Lawn, Red Top, Timothy or Herds, &c. 
Clovers— Large and Medium Red, White Dutch, Lu¬ 
zerne or French Sanfoin, Aliske, Crimson, Yellow 
9 Trefoil, &c. 
Onion Setts— Red and Yellow, Top or Button, and Po¬ 
tato Onions. 
Rhubarb Roots— Myatt’s Victoria and Linnaeus, Im¬ 
ported. 
Asparagus Roots, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Egg and To¬ 
mato Plants furnished in season. 
Everything in my line furnished and at reasonable rates. 
A Catalogue containing a full list of seeds and prices 
furnished on application. 
African Imphee—genuine as raised by Leonard M. 
Wray, One Dollar per pound. 
Chinese Sugar Cane—American and Imported, 25 and 
40 cents per pound. R. L. ALLEN, 
March 18—weow3tm2t 189 & 191 Water-st., New-York. 
