Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05

over 4UU acres IN any one larm, -
The method cannot be taken for only
potion of ii farm, and every subscriber is
required TO declare the whole extent Of his
arabic land.
By the necessary documents recorded in
the Palen, Office, the right for the southern
and western states is held by Abbott 81 Co.
of Baltimore, and for the northern and cast
crn states, viz. New England, n. York, N.
Jersey, Pennsl lvania and Delaware, by
George BONNER of New York, who keeps
his office at rs Greenwich street. Farmers
living in the Northern states who desire to
buy the true method, arc invited TO send to
my Office or to my agents. The only agents
established by me, and vino are authorized to
sell my patented method, are Messrs. Eli
Barnett at Wrstvlle Connecticut. general
ngen, for the New England states. and II. D.
Robinson at New Brunswick, New Jersey,
principal agent for the state of New Jersey.
All agents hereafter appointed will be an
nounccd in the newspapers of the respective
counties and states. Principal agents. vino
| may appoint sub-agcn;s, are bound to give
notice to the agricultural public through the
press. Whenever tins announcement, is not
made, the farmer shonld be on his guard NO,
to be dnpcd by connlrririirrs, (who have al
ready arrived and who viii nol fail to offer
them false methods for their good money.
TO facilitate the circulation Of my method,
a register is opened with each postmaster,
where farmers, who have the intention to buy
it, can subscribe. These postnaslrrs will
address every month Il list of subscribers to
my Office, or to my principal agents in the
respective states. The postmaslers will re-
ccive, in the course of the next month, in.
sruc,ons for their guidance under the cir
cumstanccs.
Every subscriber, who, having paid the
price, should not receive the method in due
time, will please notify me of the delay, Cat
Is Greenwich street, n. " when it will be
Immediately attended 10.
Farmers, take notice tina, !Tr. II. Her.
=, nance of Kinderhook is not Ty ogent.
In order 10 prevent the frauds and to oonn.
,eract the manGuvrcs of some rapac!ous IN
dividuals always ready to invade tie right
Of others, will serve them up TO tho agri
cultural public, as they present themselves
and in this count upon the support Of ,h'
press, vino are also interested in dcnouncinj
, to. the public those who mediate injury I,
T. them.
h Finally, 1t should be known that all copic
: of the method for the northern and easter
b states, are ,i4ned and sealed by myself, an
those of the southern and western states b.
III Abbott g. Co. that any method embodyn
our instructions which should be circulate
r under any other name will he considered a
. false and counterfeit, and that those wh
make use of i, will be prosecuted accordn
to law.
Those who desire to huy the right for
d state, or for one or more counties within m
limits can address me at my office, or m
IS principal agents in the different states.
All editors of newspapers who have NOR
o than 400 farmer subscribers, by inserting til
|. present article entire, and accompanying
by small editorial article, shall have RICH
Is with "A copy of the method, to its fullest ca
n tent, with the privilege of ceding the right !
'. any orhs friends, if he should not himself h
d a farmer. To be eHlled TO the above priv
@ llegc, he will address TO my Office the jour-
al which contains the insertions in qneslio'
l. and the method will be Immediately iorwarC
}. ed. IL the editor Intend to ccde his mciho
to another person, he should inform me, pc
v paid, and send me the name and rcsdenC
D. of the person to whom he wishes to ccde
Of GEORGE BONNER.
J. New York, Sept l3, 1913.