THE GENESEE FAEMER. 



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FAIRBANKS 



STANDARD SCALES ! 



A DAPTED TO EVERY BRANCH OF BUSINESS where a 

 r\- correct and durable Scale is required. 



'>i:-ry Farmer and Cattle Dealer- should have a Fairbanks' 

 Scale. 



Send for a circular. FAIRBANKS & CO., 



ISO Broadway, New York. 

 S. W. Stevens, Traveling Agent Post Office address, Roch- 

 stir, N.Y. June— 6t 



"WOOD'S IMPROVED 



MOWING MACHINE, 



For 1860. Patented Feb. 22, 1859. 



rllE SUCCESS of this Mower during the past harvest is with- 

 out a parallel in the history of Mowing Machines. In intro- 

 uciiiLC it, I offered to the farmers a Mower at a less price than 

 ny in use; one that was light, durable, and capable of doing 

 iTi,, t worl,-. It has performed more than I claimed for it : the 

 'liuction in price and draft is equal to 25 per cent., as the trials 

 lid te»ls show, ('ee my pamphlets for 1S60.) I have added some 

 iijirovements to it for this year — a lever arrangement for raising 

 le cutter-bar; some of the parts are strengthened, and the driv- 

 i:,'-\v heels enlarged. 



i (MUtinuc to manufacture, as heretofore, Manny's celebrated 

 .I'luixED Reapkr and Mower, with Wood's Improvement. This 

 iiirhine fully maintains its reputation as the best Combined 

 ;!;i|i(r and Mower yet introduced, and inferior to noneasaKeap- 

 r or Mower. 



1 have added to this machine a Self-Raking attachment of my 

 wii invention— the most simple in its structure and mode of ope- 

 itinu of anything of the kind ever offered to the public. 



rice of two-horse Mower, delivered here on the cars f SO 



one-horse do. do. do. do 70 



Combined Machine, do. do. do. 120 



Do. with Self-Raking Attachment, 140 



June— 2t WALTER A. WOOD, Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 



. S. TENT AND FLAG MANUFACTORY. 

 No. 43 Exchange Street, Rochester, N. Y. 



CENTS to rent of the following sizes, suitable for the purposes 

 designated : 



'or Agricultural Fairs, Conferences, Political or other large 

 Gatherings. 



80 ft. by 110 ft 80 ft. diameter. 



Gil ft. by 90 ft 70 ft. " 



50 ft. by SO ft 60 ft. " 



16 ft. by 20 ft. fancy 50 ft. « 



'or Camp Meetings, Military Encampments, Pio 2ficS, Fislif 

 ing Excursions, t&c. 

 24 ft. by 30 ft. I 12 ft. by 17 ft. 



10 (1. by 24 ft. 1 9 ft. by 12 ft. 



Flags furnished with Tents, when required. 

 Parlies wishing to rent, will please address the proprietor, 

 ating what the Tents are to be used for. Also the facilities for 

 ansportalion. Address JAMES FIELD, Box 70l, 



June, 1800— 3t Rochester, N. Y. 



N. B. Several large second-hand Tents for sale cheap — one 

 !nt 60 by 90— ten feet wall with seats. 



DITTSBUEGH WATER CURE— A first-class Citre, in its 

 I., sixth year. Room for over lO'i patients. Send for circular to 

 June— 2t* Dk. FKEASE, Pittsburgh, Penn. 



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SUPERIOR SPANISH MERINO BUCKS for sale by 

 June— 6t GEO. CAMPBELL, West Westminster, Vt. 



ATTENTION, FARMERS! 



FROM the unparalleled success of the KETCIIUM MACHINE 

 the past season, I am induced to build for the harvest of 

 1860, A LAROBn NUMBER THAN usiTAL, itiid I offer them as the 

 most perfect machine I have ever manufactured, and at prices to 

 correspond with the times. 



Hovk^arcl's IVe^v T%vo-Horse Mow^er— all iron— light 

 draft — no side draft— no driving fast to have them work well — no 

 clogging — price only $100. 



Ho-ward's Ne-w Oiie-Horse Mower is of easy draft for 

 one horse, and capable of cutting sLx to eight acres of any kind 

 of grass per day — price .$75. 



Wood Frame Two-IIorse Mowers— price $80. 



Combined Mower and Reaper (Iron), with late improvements 

 —took first premium at United States' Fair at Chicago last fall- 

 price .$130. 



All of the above Machines have Emery's Adjustable Lever and 

 Roller, and various other improvements, and are warranted. 

 Send for a pamphlet. Address 



June— 2t R. L. HOWARD, Bufl'alo, N.Y. 



MOWING MACHINE IMPROVEMENTS. 



HATING made very important improvements in the KETCH- 

 UM MACHINE within the last two years, I have done so 

 with a view of their being aitached to any Machine of my make 

 prior to 1858, and all who desire will be furnished them at mode- 

 rate prices. Those who have Machines numbering above 1.540, 

 with wood finger bars, can have the iron finger bars and all lato 

 improvements attached, which will very niueh lessen the draft of 

 the Machines, and make them in many respects better than when 

 new. 



The improvements consist of a gu; rd finger that will not break 

 nor clog; an outer shoe with roller, that very much assists in 

 turning at the corners, and the direct draft of the machine ; a lev- 

 er with roller, which is to be attached behind the inner shoe, by 

 which the driver in his seat can rai-e the finger bar over obstruc- 

 tions, assist in backing, and transporting the Machine from field 

 to field. 



In ordering the improvements or extras, be particular and give 

 the number of your Machine. Address 



June— 2t R. L. HOWARD, Buffalo, N.Y. 



NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 



PREMIUM ON FA1;MS, 1 sen —Premium for best grain 

 farm of not less than 50 acres, under culture, $50 CO 



Best grazing and cheese dairy farm, not less than 50 acres, 



under culture, $50 00 



Best grazing and butter dairy farm, as above, $50 00 



Best cultivated farm, not less than 50 acres, (woodland in- 

 cluded,) * $80 00 



^^ Competitors for the premiums on farms are desired to 

 give notice to the Secretary, on or before the 1st of July, of their 

 intention to compete ; and some member or members of the Ex- 

 ecutive Committee will be assigned to visit and examine the 

 farms, and report on the same. B. P. JQUNfeON, 



Agricultural Rooms, Albany, I Secretary. 



April 12th, 1S60. ) May— 3t 



PUEE BLOOD AYESHIRE CATTLE, 



IMPROVED "LONG-WOOL" SHEEP, 



BRED BY 



PATRICK R. WRIGHT, 



COBOURG, O.W., 



PRESIDENT of Northumberland Co. Agricultural Society. 

 His herd is well known as the best in Canada West. His 

 pri ces a re reasonable and terms liberal. 

 S[^~Full pedigree of all animals, U. C. Stock Register. Julylt 



MEND YOUR OWN TIN-WARE— As every one can do, 

 even Ladies themselves, when furnished with linoPs Im- 

 proved Portable Soldering Implements. Also suitable for mend- 

 ing Brass and Copper Kettles, Jewelry, &c., itc. Implements and 

 Materials, with full printed instructions, carefully mailed to any 

 address, post-paid, on receipt of 30 cts.. or four for ^1. Agents 

 wanted. It* Address A. J. ROOT & CO., Medina, Ohio. 



DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE IN VIRGINLA..-250 

 acres, 6 miles from Fredericksljurg. 1000 Ai)ple, Peach and 

 Dwarf Pear Trees; one acre each Raspberries and Strawberries. 

 Soil clayey loam, clay subsoil. Climate pleasant, and location as 

 healthy as any in the United States. Price^ $25 per acre. Cause, 

 going South. ABEAM VAN UOEEN, 



June — 3t Falmouth, Va. 



AMERICAN GUANO— From Jarvis & Baker's Islands, in the 

 South Pacific Ocean, imported by the American Guano 

 Company. 0. 8. Marshall, President ; II. Matmee, secretary. 

 J. K CHAPPELL, A2ont. 

 June — tf 64 Exchange Street, Rochester, N.Y. 



AGRAICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS— A general assortment 

 at manufacturers' prices, for sale by A. LONGETT, 

 May— 3t 84 Cliff Sireet, New York. 



