Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-04
THE NEW GENESEE FARMER.
AND GARDENERS JOURNAL.
VOLUME THREE-FOR 1912

AND bARDENERS JOURNAL.
VOLUME THREE-FOR 1912.
THE Cheapest A Agricultural Pa per in the I'M
l. ion:-l6 Large Pages Monthly with engravinss
only Do cents per year,!
HENRY COLM4N, EDITOR.
(Late AgricaltaraL Commissioner of the State of
massachusetts,, and Editor of the Neao Eng. Farmer. }
Gr'tefn for the extensive patronage which the New
Hehesee Farmer has received during he past year, the
proprietor has the satisfaction of announcing that
he has made such arrangements for the coming year
rs cannot fail to be highly gratifying the readers of
The paper and secure for still extensive circu-
lation.
Desiring to make it the most useful and widely cir
cnating agricultural paper the Union. the proprietor
has engaged the services of the celebrated and eminent
agricultural writer and orator, HENRY COi.MAN
well known as the late Agricultural Commissioner OF
the State of Massachusetts and formerly editor of the
New England Farmer. Depending the cooperation
and support of the friends ofagricuure in the Empire
State and the Great West, Mr. Colman has consented
to leave the fed where he has labored with much
honor AMI success and locate at Rochester, where,
through the medium ofthe Genesee Farmer he expects
To find more extensive field of usefulness.
The former editors and contributors will continue
their assistance and will be taken to make the pa
per interesting and useful not only farmers but to
all persons engaged in rural or domestic affairs With
such n combination of talent, the New Genesee Far
cannot fail to obtain an immense circulaton-give
new imp Use to the cause OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
best interests of community and tend TO increase the
wealth ana prosperity OF the Nation. 1t is hoped
therefore, that every friend of we'll
wsher Of his noighborhood and county, will lend his
ai. and not only subscribe himself but induce his
neighbors to subscribe also. The paper will be con-
timed at its present low price in order that nln-
ence may be most widely extended. Its appearance
VIII be considerably imoroved and having a
Power Press exclusively for the work. greater prompt
ness and regularity will be secured Careful clerks
are engaged to mail the papers, that it is believed
there Will be little cause for complaint hereafter.
Post Masters and their Assistants, are authorised
and respectfully so! cited TO as Agents and remit
subscriptions for the Farmer. The low price ut which
it is published will net allow ofmuch pecunarv COM
pensaon to Agents, but it is believed they vill find
reward in the benefits which result from the circulation
of such periodicals in their neighhorhoods.
i Persons ordering pape requested TO strict
IN ObSerre NE Terms, and be careful to write plainly
the names Of subscribers, their Post Office. Comfy,
and State; and in all cases send the money with the
order, so that the perpexity of keeping may
be avoided. NJ. B BATEHAM, Proprietor.
TermS.---lf current money ISIS sent-such as New
York or New England hls-commisson will be al
lowed foc'vs =
Seven copies for -. So Sc -5-,,oD, ALWAYS {o
twenty-five do. for 10 90 } NC 'aA0 III "u' d''0.
No commission will be allowed, if uncurrcnt money
| is sent. Address BATEHAM a. COLMAN,
December |, 1871. Rochester. ~ Y.