Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22


great interests Of commerce, agriculture :
manufactures, and the currency. Ii
arsy- Complete sets OF the Mercnans
Magazine, embracing ten semi-annaai Ne-
tunes. of about GOO large oclavos eacns
bringing i: down to June. 1914, inclusive,
NAV be obtained at the Publishers otnee-
Publishers Of newspapers ~ the
United States, by giving this advertise
ment two or three insertions, and remit
tine two dollars to the Proprietor, ~hl
be entitled 10 the Magazine for one year.
New York, August, lS4f.
| CtoUTH-WESTERN FARMER: \.
- g. NORM, 81. ". PHrLLIPS, Editors /
Not despairing of ultimate success n
my cherished obiect-the permanent es-
adjustment of an AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
for this section of the Union now pro-
nose to this community, which IS emPhat-
icaIly an agricultural one, plan for ex-
tending the circulation, improving The
Is,vly. and increasing the efficiency, OF
nThe South-Western Farmer
/ This journal has now existed nearly
three years-merely existed; for 4 mas
not fourished. Like some Ill-tended but
: hardy plant, which barely keeps alive da-
RING a lonq-continued drought. il has net
ther delighted the multitude with ats sigo-
rous growth, nor chcered the owner with
!. lis profitable fruits. A few indulgent
friends. scattered sparsely over this and
the adjoining states, have chaniably borne
with its many imperiecsions. For the
first two years, 1t was published IA book
form, quarto size; but, on entering uPon
the present volume, for many reasons
!. which seemed imperative 70 mo at the
time. il assumed the common newspaper
or folio form.
Il is the wish OF most Of It's readers, (as
: am now well satisfed,l and il IS my own
desire and purpose, that II again revert tc
the book form. Accordingly, propose
with the cooperation Of the public, L
q place the "Farmer" at the beginning o
l. the fourth volume, in such form that Oh.
$, body of the work VIII be Invested Of I'd
d vertisement, and in pages OF sach con
&c venient size as to be easily handled, ME
y and bound.
TUE Proposed FoRsT.
j. The present form of the Farmer : fols
$, II. e.. IT consists OF four pages, each pag
'e measuring I9s X I3A inches. The t0rr
a. Of the first and second volumes was qEari
ie ii G.. OF eight pagess each II x J. In
rs form of the fourth volume, as now propos
'e It. shall be oclarO-i. e., II will consist {
n, sixteen pages, each measuring Q < )
n inches. contemplate procuring, for ii
: purpose of advertisements, 4 set OF vef
70 small types, (nonpariel,l sufficiently coE
On densed 10 admit all tae advertisements Q
The two outer leaves, /. e. on the four %
nc er nares-which outer sheet can be cuts
al in binding or fling, thus leaving the rea'
'es ING matter Of u pages to itself. In u
ne way subscribers will get IN one month
ae pages. exclusive OF advertisements, or
ne Inc year more than 600.
= SCALE or TERMS.
Wy To induce some effort am0ng the frien
OF of agricultural improvement. IN o5talnil
IN subscribers, announce the following sea
q of terms:
Single subscribers, as before, $ ?
es- 4annum: or two subscribers for s..
'oFl Clubs or individuals paying any one
by the following sums, shall receive the =
= Enexed number Of copies for one year, p
po- vided the copies al 60 to one address.
$40 entitle to copies:
lea $50 entitle to Is copies:
- $50 emile to.2S copies:
lers 800 entitle 10 so copies:
a o'S postmeslers, or local agents, obtain
-. subscribers and renting as above, 50
~ be entitled 10 all the advantages oder
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