Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-01

store end agricultural REPOSITORY
Thomas and BatchaDa, Editors-B atc5on
and Marshall, Proprietors.
THE GENEsEE FARlrER which for nine years ns,
has been published in Rochester, to the great betes
of the whole Western Country, is now dlscunt,nneI
and the labors of its respected publisher are transfa
red 10 the Cultiuator'' at Albany. Regretng the lo
OF their avorite Journal many Of the warmest friel
of agriculture in this section have advised the esab
fishing OF NeW GeneSee Farmer in this place and
have pledged their influence and talents 10 lis slppof
The city of Rochester is the Capital Of the great a,1
Justly celebrated "Genesee Country it is surrounded
by an intelligent agricultural community, and a vas,
territory of unrivaed richness and fertility. Ii hasr m.
equaled facilities for communication with the Western
States and Upper Canada; and is, every respect
most appropriate location for Agricultural Periodic
al he very extensive circulation of the late Monthly
Genesee Farmer, affords good evidence that such pa
per is demanded in this section, and that it will be sl
tanned by the liberal and enlightened community 70,
whose benefit it is intended. Influenced by these con-
Sderatlons we have concluded 10 enlist in the cause
and Issue " New Genesee Farmer which we shall
ann to make not only thr cheapest but the most Us j
and the most eTenSipely circulated agricultural oaDr in
the country. With The advantages we possess and rh4
talented assistance engaged, confident this can
be done, provided our friends, end the friends Of i'm
provement, orwar I'd 10 our aid with that prese
worthy and successful zeal which many have hereto.
fore manifested.
The grand aim and object Of The New Ceresee En-
Agriculture and Horticulture, and the interests OF all
those engaged in them No reasonable pains or expense
will be spared in making The paper usenand interest
ing. 1t will readily be seen, that in order to afford 90
large paper at so small price, 1t is necessary That
the subscription list be very large. The small sum
which 1t costs certainly places It within the reach Of
every farmer, and is confidently believed that with
little effort on the part OF public spirited individuals
nearly every farmer in the land may be induced to sub.
scribe tor 1t, and new impulse be thus given to the
march OF agricultural Improvement. One of the PUB
fishers and coeditor is well known the proprietor of
the Rochester Seed Store His extensive correspond.
ence and business connections this country and in Eu-
rope, together with his intimate knowledge OF the sub
Jects well qualify him for the present undertaking
ne other publisher Is 2n experienced Master Printer
and publisher, and the appea rance of sheet will
seon prove that he is well qualified TO supernend the
mechanical department of the business. The other
gentlemen. whose name place the head as editor
Is SO well known 10 the public q grcu.
treand Horticulture TINT nothing need be said respect.
ing HIM. His able and frequent communications IN thr
Old Genesee Farmer together with those of his father
David Thomas, whose aid also expect,) has contr
ou'ed largely to the high reputation which that paper
mas sustained. in addition 10 the above we have as
surances OF aid from many, if not most of those who
have already distinguished themselves writers on
these subjects, and from several other gentlemen of sell
ence and talent who have not heretofore contributed To
this cause.
TERMS. 8c.-The " New Genesee Farmer will
be issued monthly, commencing LIST January, 1870 in
double quarto FORM 10 large pages, tsame as the oll
SIeIleSee JU cents per year,
able aliUGys IN aduancc.
Post Masters and Agents, sending money free Of
postage, will be allowed commission as follows:
Eleven copies for $500
Twenty -four s. - 1000
Fifty Sc ss 5000
AS additional inducement donations of rare aid
valuable seeds, lately obtained in Europe and else
where, will be given from the Rochester Seed Store as
opportunities may occur, TO sHcl persons them
selves in obtaining subscriptions writing communl-
cations. The Post Master General has decided that
Post Masters have right TO remit money free of post
age, from subscribers TO publishers of papers Those
TO whom this prospectus sent are respectfully soc
ted to use their efforts to obtain subscribers
Agents will please nunber the subscribers they send
u.s. from upwards, and keep duplicate list al homc
IN order to prevent mistakes and TO facilitate the keep
ing Of our books.
o. All Letters and Communications must be ad-
dressed to Ratsham g. NarshaH, Rochester, n. Y.