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THE GENESEE FAEMEE. 



ROE'S WESTERN RESERVE 

 ^Patent IPremrum Vat a 



With Improved Heater and Valves. 



THIS well known CHEESE VAT was first int»oduced to the 

 Dairymen more |than seven years ago. Several thousand 

 have since been sold throughout the country— mora than one 

 thousand the past season. Numerous and valuable improve- 

 ments have been added from time Jto time, to embrace every- 

 thing wanted in a Cheese Vat, and we believe it now is the most 

 compute, simple, durable and convenient Cheese-making Appa- 

 ratus in the world. Our long experience enables us to warrant 

 our Vat to give entire satisfaction. By getting one of these Vats, 

 a single Dairyman in any partofthe country will have as com- 

 plete an Apparatus as is used in the largest dairying localities. 

 The Cui, shows the back side of the Vat when opened, after using; 

 the tube on the end of the heater is for the escape of steam ; the 

 knob at the top operates the valve. 



Roe's Patent Adjustable Expansion Cheese Hoop. 



; A very nice thing. One hoop makes three sizes, and expands 

 *to lift off the cheese. 



J^~ Send, for a Circular, to ROE & BLAIR, 



Madison, Lake Co., Ohio. 



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OOTS FOR FEEDING STOCK. 



1,000 lbs. LONG RED MANGEL WURZEL BEET. 

 1,500 lbs. WHITE SUGAR BEET. 



500 lbs. LONG ORANGE CARROT. 

 5,000 lbs. PURPLE TOP YELLOW RUTA BAGA. 

 10,000 lbs. RED TOP "STRAP-LEAVED" TURNIP. 

 The Beets are Imported French ; Carrots and Turnips of our 

 own growth— all of which are warranted first quality. 

 Forwarded by Express at 40, 30, 75. 40 and 40 cents per lb- 

 Forwarded by Hail, " postage paid," at 60, 50, 95, 60 and 60 

 cents per lb. 



p&~ Wholesale quantities at greatly reduced rates. Remit- 

 tances to accompany all orders. 



ROBERT BUIST & SON, 

 Seed Growers and Nurserymen, 

 April — 2t Philadelphia, Pa. 



SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS! 



FROM HALLOCK'S SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WARE- 

 HOUSE. — The subscriber will forward by mail, postage paid 

 to any address in ths United States, a package of twenty sixpenny 

 papers, well filled with good and reliable vegetable seeds, of good 

 varieties to supply the garden, on receipt of $1 by mail. A part 

 Flower seeds will be substituted if desired. Send on your orders. 

 If you wish any particular varieties, name them and they will be 

 substituted if they are to be had in this market. 

 SEEDS TO CANADA. 

 As there is some difficulty in sending seeds to Canada by mail> 

 I will send them by Express, and will add Ten extra packages 

 (making Thirty packages for one dollar !) to pay express charges 

 on all orders received from Canada. If two or three parties 

 would order their seeds together, they would in this way get them 

 at exceedingly low rates. Address 



E. D. HALLOCK, Agt., 

 No. 31 Exchange street,Rochester, N. V. 



ITALIAN QUEEN BEES. 



I SHALL continue to breed (his season from my well known 

 stock of Italian Bees, imported in March, 1861. by steamer 

 New York. I guarantee the perlect purity of my Queens, being 

 In possession of the 



Only Six Live Original Italian Queens 



in the United States. 



To suit the times, I have reduced my price to $7 50 for a 

 Queen and a few hundred workers. For particulars apply to 



C. WM. ROSE, 



April— 3t «3 Exchange Place, New York. 



-WIVE. PATERSON'S 



Improved Superphosphate of Lime, 



MANUFACTURED and for sale at Division Street Wharf, 

 Newark, N. J., and by the manufacturer's agents in this and 

 other Stales. 



%W° CIRCULARS, with particular instructions for use, will be 

 sent by mail when requested, or on application to his agedts. 



WM. PATERSON, 

 The oldest manufacturer of Superphosphate of Lime in the 

 Union. April — 3t 



RHODE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE}, 



The Standard Manure, 



ENDORSED by Prof. S. W. Johnson. G. A. Liebig and Dr. 

 Evan Pugh. Sold under a Leg'rt Guarantee of purity 

 and freedom from all adulteration. H. E. MORING, General 

 Agent, 97 Pearl street, near Hanover Square, New York, to 

 whom agriculturists and dealers of New York and New Eng- 

 land will apply. B. M. RHODES & CO., 

 May- 2t Office, S3 South street, Baltimore. 



NANSEMOND SWEET POTATOES. 



NORTHERN Farmers can grow no more profitable crop near 

 cities. Plants from 1st May till July. Price, 400, $1 ; 1,000 

 $2; 5 000, *9; 10,000, $15. Packed and guaranteed to carry in 

 good condition throughout the country. 



{a?r~ Directions for Cultivation and Preservation sent gratis. 

 Send for one. Address M. M. MURRAY. 



April — 2t Loveland, Clermont Co., Ohio. 



FOR SALE— By the subscriber, a MORGAN BLACK HAWK 

 STALLION, sired by Black Hawk, Jr., is five years old, 

 and stands fifteen and a half hands high. Is a beautiful mahog- 

 any bay, with black legs, mane and tail. Weighs about 1100 lbs. 

 when in good condition. Is compactly built, possessing remark- 

 able intelligence and muscular powers, having a strong, vigorous 

 constitution. Has an easy, open gait, and biffs fair to make a fast 

 traveler, JACOB UOUSTATER. 



March.— 3t* Pekin, Niagara Co., N. Y. 



BEAN PLANTER-Patented 1860. 



WE manufacture the cheapest and best Bean Planter in use. 

 Worked by one Horse, Plants two rows at a time, and in 

 hills. Rows from 28 to 80 inches apart, and hills 14 inches apart. 

 Price $12. WHITESIDE, I3ARNKTT & CO., 



April— 2t Brockport, Monroe Co.. N. Y. 



DWARF BROOM CORN SEED. 



ANEW variety, which seldom grows more than four feet 

 high, and produces a greater weight of corn and of supe- 

 rior quality to the ordinary kind, is now offered for sale for the 

 first time by ROGERS & GEST, 



April,— 2t No. 183 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa, 



A NEW GOOSEBERRY AND NEW RASPBERRY. 



NATIVES of the Great, West. The Gooseberry is smooth, 

 prolific, larger than Houghton, of fine flavor, and free from 

 mildew. The Raspberry is a Black Cap, better than Doolittle's 

 Improved. Circulars on application. 

 April.— 2t HEFFRON & BEST, Utica, N. Y, ' 



ELECTEIC WEATHER INDICATOR. 



THE original and only genuine Instrument of the kind — fore- 

 tells the approach of storms 24 hours in advance. Agents 

 will find for this article a ready and profitable market everywhere. 

 Samples mailed for 50 cents bv LEE & CO.. Newark, N. j. 



KA HONOLULU NECTARINE SQUASH SEEDS-Free, 

 OU 9 cents: Giant Emperor and Truffaut's Penaflowered As- 

 ters, mixed, 9 cents ; Zin' ia Elegans, 9 cents, All the above 

 tree for 24 cents. P. SUTTON, Ransom, Luzerne Co., Pa. * 



