Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
ROBERTS, SANDS aud NELSON,
Having purchased the Establishment Of the
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Successor to the AMERICAN FARMER,
And being DESTROYS to place it within the re ach
of every agriculturist In the United States have
CONCLUDED to reduce ns subscripfio price from ue
dollars, to too dollars aud q If per year, from and
after the beginning of the next volume, which will
commence in May next.
1t is NOW nearly eighteen years since the Amer
lea IN Farmer first established. Prior to its in
stitution, there as no paper exclusively devoted
to agriculture in the country, and it will not De
arrogatng any thing blu. what it deserves, to say,
that, as 1t was the pioneer IN the good work, the
labors of its former conductors have been pro-
ductive of much solid advantage to those for whose
benefit it established. In continuing its pub.
location, the present proprietor atter mseives
that its pages will be found to contain matter at
once calculated to instruct the agricultural reader
$50 far as they concerned, they determined
to conduct it with industry, unfllnchng persever
ance, and with undivided attention to the great
and important purposes which called it into cxis-
tence. They feel certain that none of its patrons
will have cause to complain, at the end of their
subscription year. that they have left any effort
tessayed to render 1t worthy of their confidence
and support.
| In reducing its subscription price, they have
ventured upon an experiment full Of risk and res
possibility, and as they have done under the
influence of motives hitch they must be permitted
to say should commend it to greatly inc sub
scrpti0n---as they can alone look to that the
source of their remune ration-and as in SO doing,
their labor i'll be much increas.d-they appeal
lextendcd circulation. They are confident that
1 those " ho honor them with their support AN
without personal incOnven lence, in their i'm
mediate eighborhoods, and among their personal
friends, by using their deserved influence procure
such addition to their prese Mt list of subscribers
will not only realize ther fondest expectations
but place them under renewed obligations of in.
tcrest ard gratitude, TO render the Faynrer ana
Gardner welcome visitor to the freside of every
: farmer planter.
J The Farmer & Gardner will at once be faith
> full repository of original communications from
practical agricultursts and horticulturists ana O
ljudicious selections from every other avallabl,
source. Foreign, and domestic agricultural ant
scientihc works, will be constantly resorted to
for the purpose Of furnishing materials cacul ate
to advance the prosperity & happiness ofthe coun
try, and Of adding to the intelligence of the Anne
lean husbandman.
. In fine, whatever concerns the business of tn
o farm domestic animals of all kinos newly inven
: ted implements of husbandry, those of approve
utility now in use, together with the principle
and practice of agriculture, hortiuclture and rad
: ening generally, will be regularly and conscieu
itiousiy noticed The price ct produce in this N al
laid before its rea ders.
III With view of keeping their patrons advised
y all superior breeds of animals already introduce,
= or which may be hereafter imported, they vi
seize the earliest opportunity of translating q
such information to the columns of their Journal.
TERMS, ETC.
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lail subscriptions paid advance or within O.
Imonth from the date Of subscription-aIl subscri
!tons which remain unpaid be ond that pc riod vi
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at sday, and is printed on fine paper, with bea
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