Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-12-22
PROSPECTUS OF
CHIC Nem GcucSScE Farmer.
AND GARDENERS JOURNAL.


AND GARDENERS JOURNAL.
Edited by j. j. Thomas and II. b. Batchqn-As-
sisted By Dau,d Thomas and Others.
BATEHAM 81 CROSMAN, PRoPRIEToRs, ROCH-
ESTER, N. Y.
VOLUME I'd, FOR 1871, 16 PAGES MONTHLY, WITH
Ours.
The Cheapest Agricultural Paper in the Union
TERMS.-Only 81 cents a year-In advance-Se-
ven copies for So; twelve copies for S.; twenty
five copies for s l0--to Agents land Post Masters
who send money free of postage.
" The Neto Genesee Farmer has passed through
the first year of its publication with very fatterng
success, notwithstanding the opposing influences which
1t has had 10 encounter and while the publishers
press their gratitude for the assistance and support they
have thus far received, they would now with renewed
confidence appeal TO the friends of Agriculture for aid
in behalf of The second Volume The successful re-
establishment Of the GENESEE FARMER in It's own
Native Sol, and its economical price is source of
much qualification to the friends of Improvement in
Western New York and the publishers laiter them
selves that Their efforts are not unapprecated and will
not long be unrewarded.
1t is fairly proved that the ''New Genesee Far
mer can be sustained, at price which places it with
In the reach of oil and the reputation which it has
already obtained for talent and usefulness will suf
fer by comparison with any paper Oft he kind in the
Union. Every successive Number that has been is
sued, has shown an increase of talent and additional
correspondents. Besides containing the most use
fu and spirited articles selected rem other Agricutu-
raj publications. the New Genesee Farmer has received
during the past year original contributions from more
than SEVENTY WRITER'S, most of whom are we'll
known PRACTICAL FARMERS. This correspon-
dcnce will continue ncrease and with our able ed
torlal assistance confidently the readers
of the paper that it will continue increase in interest
and usefulness in proportion becomes better known
and more generally circulated.
The propretors determined ~ spare no rsas oaa-
bic pains expense in making the New Genesoe Far
mer worthy of liberal support; Several important i'm
provements will be made in the Volume: among
" hich are the following number will contain
items of English and other news, particularly relating
to the crops and the markets such may be of SER
vice 10 farmers IN marketing their produce Tho m.
per will be of fine quality, and, with handsome en-
graved heading, (which is in state of preparatory
the appearance of the sheet will be much improved -
The Farmer will be issued regularly the first of each
month, and mailed with great despatch competent
and careful clerk is employed TO the names sub
scribers and keep the accounts, tha. we hone TO
AVOID all inaccuracies or cause Of complaints.
The aim and object of the New Genesee Farmer. is
to please and benefit all of its readers and advance the
interests of Agriculture and Horticuture-the best in
forests OF the community. Many ofits present readers
have expressed the high degree Dissatisfaction they have
derived from its pages and hope all of them are
well pleased with it that they will not only renew
their own subscriptions promptly, but induce their
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farmers TO be found, who have nevec seen the New
Genesee Farmer; and if it shown TO them and its
character explained, they would readily subscribe
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the paper owe to their neghbors and to their country
as well Let this duty be done promptly and
the salutary influence Of the paper will be mani
fest throughout the Agricultural community.
The friends of AgrtcutHrdl Societies should espe-
ciay encourage this paper; for unless farmers READ
the subject and get their minds interested in their
profession they will not efficiently for its advance
ment The Societies formed last year in Western n
York, and their fine exhibitions, have Already given
new impulse 10 the cause in this section of country
and it is confidently expected that much more will be
done the coming season.
1t will readily be that the paper cannot be ss-
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ton list and it will not afford the expense of en-
ploying travelling Agents. rely on the volun-
ary efforts of the friends of the cause to obtain sub
scrbers. TO POST MASTERS especially, we are
already greatly ind bted, and respectfully solicit
continuance of their patriotic assistance.
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from subscribers to publishers of papers free of Post
age. So that subscribers have only hand them Their
names, with the money, and request them to forward
the same
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ularly requested to inform us, early possible what
number of Papers likely to be wanted at their Off
ces so that we may calculate how large an addition
will be required.
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year-Complete sets Of back numbers can still be fur
nshed.
Address, BATEHAM & CROSMAN. Rochester
Ny.