THE GENESEE FARMER. 



New York State Agricultural Works. 



WHEELER, MELICE& CO., 



PROPRIETORS, 



A.X^BA.TSr^ST, 3ST- "3T-, 



MANUFACTURE WHEELER'S PATENT 



IE POWERS, 



FOB ONE AND TWO HORSES; 



LAWRENCE & GOULD'S PATENT RAILWAY 

 CHAIN HORSE POWERS, 



FOE ONE, TWO AND THREE HOE8ES ; 



Plantation or Lever Horse Powers, 



FOUE HORSE OR SIX MtTDE GEAR; 



WHEELERS PATENT COMBINED THRESHER AND CLEANER. 

 No. 1, 30 inch and No. 2, 26 inch Cylinder; 



Bargefs Patent Cleaning Attachment, 



AS SHOWN m OUT BELOW. 



This Cleaning Attachment can be used with any ordinary 

 Thresher, over or undershot, dispensing with the Shaker or Sep- 

 arator and takes no more power to drive it than to drive the Sha- 

 ker—to which we call the attention of farmers having Threshers 

 without Cleaners— and <:an be attached without the aid of a me- 

 ■chanic. 



OVERSHOT TRESHERS AND SEPARATORS' 



And other Farming Machines for Horse Power use. 



Circulars containing List of Prices, and full description and 

 •Cuts of each Machine, with statement of their capacities for work, 

 will, oh application, be sent by mail, free. 



p^- Liberal Discount* are mad-e to Dealers. 

 RESPONSIBLE AGENTS ARE WANTED in sections where 

 ■we have none. Address . 



WHEELER, MELICK <& CO., 



ALBANY, N. Y. 



SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! 



BY MAIIj. 33Y JMATTi. 



In Large Quantities by Express or R. R. 



Extra Early Cedo Null) Peas, best for Summer plant- 

 ing per qt.. 80c. 



♦Madras (edible pod) Badish per pkt. . 10c 



French Scarlet Turnip Badish, may be sown at any 



time with success during the summer. p. lb. 75c. p. oz. .10c 



Black Fall or Spanish Badish •. per lb. 75e. per oz.. 10c 



♦Rose Colored Chinese Winter do., splendid for late 



sowing, keeps well all winter " ..20c 



♦Early Curled Silesia Lettuce, the best for succession 



and Summer crops " ..20c 



Fine Long Orange Carrot per lb. 75c. " ..10c 



Red Altritigham do " 75c. " . .10c 



Corn Salad or Fetticus, excellent for Fall 



and Winter use " 75c. " ..10c 



*New Speckled Lima Beans (extra fine) per pkt. .25c 



Horticultural Pale or Speckled Cranberry Beans per qt..25c 



Early Mohawk Bush Beans (the most productive). . . " ..20c. 

 *Fine Lung Green Cucumber for pickles or ta' le 



use per lb. $1.50 per oz.. 20c 



*N. J. Hybrid Cucumber (extra long varieU) '• ..30c 



*West India Gherkin for pickling per pkt. 5e. " ..40c. 



*Fme Green Curled Endive for fall and winter Salad " ..20c. 



*True Hubbard Squash " ..20c 



♦Honolulu Nectarine do " ..30c 



♦Seven Year Pumpkin, very best late keeping sort.. " ..30c. 

 ♦White Leghorn Squash, a fine variety, growing to 



weigh 150 lbs per pkt.. 25c 



♦New White Japan Melon, the very ealirest in culti- 

 vation, and of superior flavor " ..25c 



TURNIP SEKIK 



Early White Dutch, finest early variety per lb. 75c. p. oz..10c 



Bed Top Strap Leat for early or late use.. " 



White Strap Leaf do do do .. ' 



Yellow Stone, fine Winter variety for fami- 

 ly use ' 



Yellow Aberdeen or Scotch ' 



Bobson's Golden Ball or Orange Jelly ' 



Waite's Eclipse, very productive ' 



English Green Globe ' 



English White Norfolk ' 



White French — We recommend this as the 

 finest and most productive winter va- 

 riety in cultivation either for family 

 use or for field culture 



Improved Buta Baga of our own growth . 



Skirving's do 



Laing's do 



English Purple Top do 



FLOWER SEEDS. 



♦Beaulifnl Collections Phlox Drummondii (5 distinct sorts)... 40c 



♦Beautiful Collections of Portulacca (7 distinct sorts) 35c 



♦10 Varieties of Keautiful Annuals 50c. 



♦25 do do do $1 



*50 do do do and Pereunials $2 



♦100 do do do do $4 



OT/R OWN SELECTION. 



Any of the above varieties marked thus ♦ will be MAILED 

 FKEE OF CHABGE on receipt of the amount annexed. For 

 all the others, if required by mail, an additional 1 cent per ounce 

 must' be remitted. J. M. THOBBUEN & CO., 



Seed Warehouse, 15 John St., New York. 



Show and Sale of South Down Sheep. 



PROVIDENCE permitting, my TwelfHi Annual Sale of Year- 

 ling Bams, Bam and Ewe Lambs, will take place on WED- 

 NESDAY, Sept. 3d 1862. 



Having used Mr. Webb's choice stock Bams the past four ye^pi 

 on my flock, and imported the best Breeding Ewes from his floSk. 

 I can with confidence invite the attendance ef all Sheep Breeders 

 at said sale, when 1 hope to show size, thrift, wool and fine quality 

 -surpassed by no flock in any country. Please send for ciicular. 

 Particulars abotit routes, &c,'in August papers as welt as in cir- 

 cular Ji C. TAi f/OB, 



June— 2t HoLmdel, N. J. 



TO THE UNEMPLOYED. 



I CAN GIVE STEADY EMPLOYMENT to active young 

 men to solicit orders for the 

 LITTLE GIANT SKWIIVG MACHINE— Price, $15. 



Hemmer, Gauge. Screw-driver and extra Needles. Will pay a 

 liberal salarv and expenses, or allow large commissions. 



COUNTY EIGHTS given to Agents. An Agent wanted in 

 every County. For particulars, descriptive catalogue, &c, ad- 

 dress, wKh stamp, T.S.PAGE, 



Gen'l Agent for U. S., Toledo, O. 



Peruvian 



(~i OVEENMENT Brand and We 



Guano 



ht, 



SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. 



BONE DUST, 



LAND PLASTER, 



For sale by * A. LONGETT, 



84 Oliff street, corner of Fulton, N. Y. 



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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 



GOOD assortment, for sale by 

 A. LONGETT, 84 Cliff street, cor, of Fulton, New York. 



