Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-12
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or1THE poyRTH VOLUME 2
THE OHIO FARMER
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Published, at Columbus. Ohio, by N1E
In commencing the fourth yoluEne9
farmer ihc Proprietor announces TO hiss fGssEn~sM
and the public. that lie has made arrangements
which he trusts will morc fully insure ts success,
by placing its editorial dspa,tmsne IN sns nsnos
mites. it is confidently believed, Iualty him tor
The <th volume Of the armcr. will theresoge
be commenced an the 1st OF January. 1855 and
the proprietor appeals 30 the friends ~ the enter
prise to assist him with their irScfrespondcnces ad
10 aid hiu in ts circulation. He hopes to make
his paper useful 20 all classes M indlsidualss %
well the efckapk, the mechanic. ard ptoteSsiCn.
al man. as those engaged IN agricultural and hors
|s;cuiturai CatsGissIit viii be his aim nUt only
improve the so,., but to cus the MINDS % Ills
readers. by endeavorng to itlcuiya:c sound pril,-
|ciples ct morality, ofinustry, and Of virtue. He
>ven believes that his paper may be made in-
ssructive and amusing tothe politician, by with
drawing his mind for few moments from the
discordant clashing ofparty warfare, to the calm
and. .dlgif.d pursuits 1T husbandiy. Z E, r.
nc paper will be devoted to agricultural per-
suits, under which general head is coTnpriscd-
the proper culture ofthe soil - improving live
tock--diseascs Of fanimals-.mprovemen in the
culture ct garden and field vegetables, AMI agri-
cultural and gartcnim implenlcnts--lomes site eco
:;omy--;;otai1y-geclcs1 -natural history, chemis-
Try, and improvements in the mechanic arts--thc
culture and manufacture of silk, and of sugar
tromthe beet, and III general all subjects tending
10 deveope the resources IT rural industry 10
these II is also intended T., add occasional ESSAYS
"n common school education, under the belief
tnat inc pest way OF increasing the agricultural
wealth Of our people will be to improve their
minds. - ...~' r. J.. .....,r,f. :. =,
In addition, the proprietor int ends to eniiven his
Paperb and to illustrate the subjects embraced in
10y cuts, Whenever The subscriptions to it may
&c found to- justify the increased expense and as
os,A al
already necessarily involve heavy expense, a
corresponding patrunage Is solicited and expected
II IS believed that this paper may Ec made
valuable and interesting TO the rcs,tl, u,s Of al
i;ortlons Of the great Mississippi valley. tits
therefore the aim of the proprietor to introduce
INTO its columns articles which may prove to be
useful TO ALL He will not specify any particular
interest i'll agriculture, which he will Specially at.
vCcate, exceI,tonc which is common TO mcst i,%rtx
OF the district, the cattle business He invites the
ICoriespontlercce ct any pen sons engaged in this
business, who have any thing to Communicate
which they Judge will be valuable to the public,
ind he also invites the correspondence Of ali those
whose communications will aid in impro, ing any
branch OF husEateiiy - will assist in developing
the resources tfthe Great West, or will aid tie
lproprctors Of the soil, aid the emigrant, in ex-
tending clvllIzaton andb good husl.Iltlry
he proprietor is " Hing TO encounter the diff
Eeu,tles attending the publication tf an asricuu-
raj paper, because he believe there is no oCcu-
PatoA "'UTe hohofaole than the cultivation of the
soil - and no science In the development Of It's
de,a'iS, more pleas eng ennebling the md
perSevere in despite Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. trusting
that the enlightened farmers It this country viii
appreciate his zeal and rewai d his labor.
II RMS s--z' The Uhio Farmer and Horticul,u-
rIst is published twice month. at the low price
Ut 81, 90 year i'll advance. Persons obtai,,;nr
Ave subscribers shall receive the 9Th eopv rrat,S
orlf"r $50 shall receive twenty FIVE copies. sen
Letters ON business must be directed 20 the
r1'Shc' communications, to the EdisuY.
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