Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-12-01
PROSPECTUS OF
CDe NeO GzgngsSeg .Tatnter,


Edited by J. J. Thomas, and IA. B. Batchqn-As-
sastcd by Dactd Thomas and Offers
BATEHAM q CROSMAN, PRoaRIEroRs, ROCH-
ESTER, n. Y.
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Ours.
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!, ne ~ u Ge.eSee Farmer" has passed through
the first year Of its publication with very fatteri1r
success Notwithstanding the opposing influences which
1t has had 10 encounter and while the publishers ex
press their gratitude for the assistance and sDnort th
have thus far received, they would now with renewed
confluence, appeal 10 the friends Of Agrcnlture for mid
in behalf of the Second Volume. The successful re-
establishment of the GENESEE FARMER in its own
NGt3ce Sod, and its economical price is n s0urca of
much qualification TO the friends OF Improvement in
Western New York and the publishers natter them
selves that their efforts are not unaDDreced ond will
not long be unrew arted
1t is now fairly proved that the New Genesee Far
mer can be sustained, at price which places it with
IN the reach OF al and the reputation which it has
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fer by a comparison with any paper off he kind in The
Union Every successive Number that has been is
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correspondents. besides containing the most use
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raj publications, the New Genesee Farmer has Tecava
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dehcc will continue TO increase; and with orr
itorla assistance confidently assure the dors
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proyemcnts will be made in the next Volume. on,ong
which are the following Each number will con,oi3
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