THE GENESEE FATTMER. 



388 



C^^^'^HOIS^^^^S 



THESi. MACHINES WERE AWARDED THE 



HIGHEST PREMIUMS 



OVKR ALL OOMPKTITORS, 



At the following State Fairs of ]S63, 



FOR THE BliST FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, THE 



BEST MANUFACTUUINOt MACHINES, AND TUE 



F,E-T MACHINE WORK. 



KEW YORK STATE FAIR. 



First Premium for FamilyMachine. 

 Firsi Premium for D'^uljle-Thread Machine. 

 First ['rt-miimi for Macliine Work. 

 INDIANA STATE FAIR. 



First Pn-miuiii for Machine for all Purposes. 

 Fir>t Premium for Machine Woris. 

 VERMONT ST.,TE FAIR. 



First Fremiam for Famiiy Machine. 

 First Premium for Maniiracluring Machine. 

 First Pr. mium for Machine Worlc. 

 ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. 



First Premium for Machine for all Purposes. 

 F''iist S'reraiuin tor Macliine Work. 

 IOWA STATE FAIR. 



First Premium for Family Machine. 

 Fir« Premium fir Maiufaciurinc Machine. 

 First Premium for Maohine Work. 

 KENTUCKY STATE FAIK. 



First Premium for Machine for all Purposes. 

 First Premium lor Mucliine Work. 

 MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. 



First Premium for Family Machine. 

 First Premium lor Manufacturing Machine. 

 First Preimium for Machine Work- 

 PENN8YLVANIA STATE FAIR. 



First Premium for Manufacturing Machine. 

 First Premium for Beautiful Machine Work. 

 CniO STATE FAIR. 



First Premium for Machine Work. 

 •AND AT THE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS. 

 CHITTENDEN Co., (Vt.,) AGR'L SOCIETY. 

 First Premium for Family Machine. 

 First Premium for Manufacturing Machine. 

 First Premium for Machine Work. 

 FRANKLIN Co. (N. Y.) FAIR. 



Firs' Premium for Family Machine. 

 First Premium for Manufacturing Ma'^hine. 

 OBAMPLAIN VALLEY (Vt.) AGR'L SOCIETY. 

 First Premium for Family Machine. 

 First Premium for ManufMcluring Machine. 

 First Premium for Machine Work. 

 HAMPDEN Co. (Mass) AGR'L SOCIETY. 

 Diploma fori'amily Machine. 

 Diploma for Machine Work. 

 QUEENS Oo. (N. Y ) AGR'L SOCIETY. 

 First Premium for Family Machine. 

 •WASHINGTON Co. (N. Y.) FATE. 



First Premium for Family Machine. 

 SARATOGA Co. (N. Y.) FAIR. 



First Premium for Famiiy machine. 

 MECHANICS' INSTITUTE (Pa.) FAIR. 



First Premium for Machine for all Purposes. 

 First Premium for Machine Work. 



Liebig's Great Work on Agr^•ul^ire. 



D. APPLETON & CO., 443 and 445 BROADWAY, N. Y., 



HAVE JUST pt;blishkd 



.THE NATURAL LAWS OF HUSBANDRY, 



BY 



JUSTUS VON LIEBIG,' 



KDITED BY 



JOHN BLYTH, M. D., 



Professor of Chemistry in Queen's College, Cork, 



1 vol, 12mo. Cloth. 387 pages. $1.50. 



Chap. I. The Plant. 

 Chap II. The Soil. 



Cli:ip. III. Ai;tion of Soil on Food of Plants in Manure. 

 Chap. IV. Fi.rm YuM Mam. re. 

 Chap. V. The Svstem of Farm Yard Manuring. 

 Cap. VI Guano. 



Chap. VII PoudrettP— Human Excrements. 

 Chap. VIII. Earthy Phospliales. 

 Chap. IX Ground Rape-Cake. 

 Chap. X WooilAsh. « 



Chiip. Xt. Ammonia and Nitric Acid. 



Chap. XII. ' omraon Salt, Niirate of Soda, Salts of Ammonia, 

 Gypsum, Lime. 



The work is especially adapted to the promotion of Agriculture, 

 and should be read by all intelligent farmers throughout the 

 country.— Rochester Dem. and American 



This vrlume should be studied by all cultivators of the soil, as 

 treating ot their business in the fullest and most enlightened 

 manner; and to th'> men of science it jwesents much tlial is of 

 general interest. — Boston Traveller. 



,_„ • The above comprises all the Fairs at which the Gbovkh & 

 Bakbb Machines were exhibited this year. 



SALESROOMS, 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 



FOR SAI.E BY V. C. GOODWIN, 



No. 29 State Street, Rochester, N. Y. 



Sent to any address in the United States, free of postage, on re- 

 ceipt of the price. 



C A. T T L E , 



HORSES, SHEEP AND SWINE, 



TEOM MT BBBDS AND STOCK OF 



SHORT HORNS, 



DEVONS AND AYRSHIRIS. 



THOROUGH-BRED TROTTING HORSES. 



SOUTH DOWN AND SHROPSHIRE SHEEP, 



ESSEX SWINE, 



Carefully selected and mostly from recent importations. I will 

 sell a few choice animals. For particulars address 



A. B. CONGEK, 

 decSt •yValdb ery, Wear Haverstrnw, 'V. V. 



" BOXJND VGLIJMBIS OF THIS 



RITEAL ANNUAL AND HORTICULTTJKAL DISECTOaY. 



COMPIETB SETS of the Rttral Annual and HorUnMnrcU 

 Direct ry for 1 S56-7-8-9-'6()-'61-'62 and '68 can be furnished, 

 handsomely bound in two volumes. Price, %1 50. Sent by re- 

 turn mail, free of pi»tage. on receipt o',''"' prjce^ 



Atldress tJO"^x.ril llAKKlr*, 



Publi«her and proprietor of the Oenesee Fanner an<l Rur<d 

 Annual, Kochesk-r, N. ^ ■ 



FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 



A FARM OF ONE HUMORED AND TEN ACRES in Van 

 Eitenville, Chemune county, N. Y., a few mil s from El- 

 mira There is a Saw-mill, H .u^e, &c.. on the premises. \V i U 

 be 8 Id cheap, or. if desir<-d, exchnnsed for property near Koch- 

 ester. Farther particulars c«n be ohtnined from 



' JO.SEPH HARRIS, Rochester, N. Y. 



CHOICE NATIVE AND FOREIGN GRAPE 



YINES— LENK & CO. OFFER FOR SALE A L \RGK 

 stock of Native and Foreign Grape Vines, mcluding all 

 the rarest and most valuable varieties. Send for a Price List. 



Address ^ „ . ^^^ f i" SV;:'- 



novtf Humboldt Nurseries, Toledo, Ohio. 



