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THE NEW GENESEE ElRNCR

! AND GARDENERS JOURNAL.
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Large Pages Monthly, with engrayings) only 60
Cents per year.!
HESRY GOLDMAN, EDITOR.
| I.dte agricultural Commissioner nj the STATE of
Massachusetts,, and Edtoroithc Ncir Eng. EarmerI
| Grateful for the extensive patronage which the New
Gcncscc Farmer has received during the past year
the proprietor now has the satisfaction of announcing
that the has made such arrangements for the comipT
year ms cannot fail to be highly gratifying to the read
ers OF the paper and secure for it still more extern
sve circulatIon.
Desiring 10 make it the most useful and widely cir
cuallng agricultural paper in the Union the pro-
prieor has cnga-od the IS tho I'll lr,,1 a,J
eminent agricultural writer and orator. fENRS o..
Man, well known as the late Agricultural Commits
soner of the State OF Massachusetts and formerly
editor Of the New England Farnsr. Depending on
the cooperation and support Of the friends of agrcu
! ture in the Empire State and the Great West, Mr..
Cuman has consented TO leave the field where he has
labored with so much honor and success and locate
at Rochester, where through the medium of the Ge-
/ nesec Farmer, he expects TO fad more extensive
! field of usefulness
! The iormci editors and contributors will continue
their assistance, and vii! be taken TO make the
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| 10 all persons engaged in rural or domestic affairs
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give new impulse 10 the cause of agrculture-Iro-
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