Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29
THE NEW ENGLAND FARMER AND GAR.
DENEK'S JOURNAL.

Volume Sopcateenh, -eommcncing July II, 1888.
Back Numbers can be furnished. PaJia8d by
Josrpu BRICK, & Co.. No. 80. Norh .H5rket-
street. Boston.
To THE PuBMC -
The proprietors and publishers Of The New
England Farmer ask leave respectfully to present
their claims upon the continued patronage OF The
agricultural community.
"ShalI ould acquaintance be forgot p Tie New
England Farmer was commenced slXlce" years
20 by the late amcnted Mr. Fesscnden. 1ac pro-
ject Of newspaper devoted exclusively to the con-
Germs and interests Of agriculture at shat time
project entirely novel III New England the sue
cess Of which was altogether questionable. lie
brought to it the treasures of his practcu, knowl
edge his careful observation his varied expert
ence and his perseverlng and exact inquiry. 1t
soon rose into public esteem, and continued iay-
Urlle Of the public until hls death. The vast u
mount Of learned, practical, aud useful Iulorma-
ton contained IN lis volumes fully Justify the pat
ronage, which II has received ; 1t Is confidently
believed that III this respect no work has been more
distinguished and the same number Of volumes
not to be found, - hch richer Ia varied sound,
useful and practical knowledge.
No pains or labor have been spared since the
death Of this excellent friend of The farming inter
useful enterprise, To maintain the high character Of
this Journal aud to extend It's useh.lness. These
efforts from the appreciation generally expressed,
have not been without success and tAs success
s an encouragement to persegcfc and TO rcjoub,e
these Efforts. This We promise and respectfully
ask therefore the continued patronage Of read
ing working, aud intelligent public.
The pro?retors Of the New England Farmer
would scrupuiously AVOID any Invldluus comparisons
with other agricultural papers, and desire "a enter
at" no competition or r>aify bot hey confident.
Is believe that paper OF tie same number Of
poges, within The last year has presented q larger
amount Of ougl"al matter Or Of Interesting pracl-
cal intelligence; and ,aeiT selections LaYe been
made from extensive aclligcs, both az home obd &C.
broad With O. nocn Judgment us lEey can eAef-
cise.
Tley wi.l coa'nac to DO their best. The Com
missioner AZ Aguculigrs. &.uey ui.i render Oh
the ad consistent virD L.s public eugu rcmeuts and
make % tuc vehicle @! o.. bic communicative 90
Use pub.c. The various agricultural auI Houi-
CULTURE. Societies 90 The Stale ail present their
repaHs through iis fsecs and some o. ile beet
farmers o. Nea England oi.i cou..nra Go cuuca
is columns aIiA lhoii valuable co8trlut.n..
The propDe,.f- hold 90 utter G.eJa.a o.. tacaa
arts. ln,usa,s o5 misrepresentation. ur .-..,..a-
promises ai.A o ,lea 90 o1's.a patronage. These
apul. be wholly Inconsistent nr4 i.e rriuc.a.es
sad character ~a'cH ne Farmer las a.v1gs u,-.a.
!s,aec.
The Farmer ii.lefto Doe been ca.ata,.y fm-
Nv pepper. i'f la-.s iste as,tr teea sta.asd a..I
sa'r.re.'. seu.aeu. ~ oEg.s-a.aH. which 0a..a
raI-e s.a-.. % ta11.e oa l.c l.,, .. p.-esiy or
iai-se poison 90 i.e uac.r.Wel sah-. Ne
fe-se .urse.sos lha, mall tLese respects 10 aas.l
ngt IgrI.IL If- mol frl..f rF..n