Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
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SlIl LCI NO-l tlAlIl
SUGAR CANE.-AlI Old aud
new Subscribers TO The American
Agiculturalist, wishing 20 try this
new, interesting, and promising
aaCD n nlplant, will be supplied with at
'>'<.A IN l. itcast two hundred and fifty perfect
Seeds. free of charge, il they send
prepaid t3 cent envelope, ready
directed. TO mail them in.
Es5 This number OF seeds will
SSCG KIplant six to ten square rods, and
"a y Elproducc an abundauce Of seed l"r
dozen or twenty acres another
year, should it be wanted.
n. B.-Full directions for cul-
ture, treatment, &c, vii be given
SSCG Ii II the Agrcuturalist during the
'OCAN l. Spring and Summer.
The publisher has just received
lurge new supply Of first rate
pure, fresh Seeds from France, to
,,,, be added to his previous large
SSOG K -tock Of American growth. lie
'OCANE has now enough to plant over two
Iundred acres. Noueof this stock
for sale, but now all on hand
will be divided among subscribers
Ito the .igrcuturaiist. (Distr!hu-
- va II ion from Jan. 20 TO Feb 25.)-
o-AN / Some 200 or more applications are
received daily, and $4,000 packa-
ges Of about 500 seeds each are
being made up
The Agricuturalist is generally
S!oHAh acknowledge TO be the best jour
AN l. tnal in the country devoted only
Soil Culture in all its various
departments. 1t is the best"
because Of It's great variety Of plain
practical, reliable Instruction.
TO one dollar year you get a
SsUGAR arge, beautiful, and very valuable
'OCANE volume OF two hundred and eighty
light large double quarto pages
This journal is alone worth many
times its cost to every one. Those
subscribing for the Agriculturaist
will thus get the Sugar Cane
Seeds for "less than nothing"
ONLY n. B-THE above is an outline
~ ONE. of ONLY ONE Number, and
that got up under the excitement and hustle
Of attending to nearly $4,000 new subscribers
letters Of inquiry, &c. Eleven more numbers
equally good. and as much better as possible
VII! be furnished this year; and the capital
December No. IS5G) will be furnished Gee
to o,OOO new subscribers Tor 1857 first re-
eeived.
y. B The Agriculturalist is located at
the metropolitan City, Of the couutry-the
best point for getting the best information
from every section.
\. B.-rhe Agriculturalist surpassed all
other similar journals, in having, beside its
Resident Conducting Editor an Associate
Editor at each of several points n the Eas-
tern, Middle and Western States. a dozen
Of these men, who are thorougbgoing pructi-
cal CuItivators, Fruit growers, stock rasers,
&c., are constantly furnishing to the Agrieul-
tarallst their combined experience and obser-
vations in their several localities. This ar
rangement gives this journal unequaled ad.
vautaEes for diliusing the very best practical
information collected from each division OF
the cOuALTy.
Every Farmer, Merchant, Mechanic or
Professional man, who is annually expeuding
5 ,O00, $500, $500, Sl00, or but $40 or $40
upon his Farm, Orchard, Garden or House
plot. or upon bis animals, will do well to eX-
pend single dollar u year more in supplying
himself with the Agriculturalist, From its
live hundred good articles given every year,
no one can fail TO derive at least some hints,
That will be worth to him many times the cost
TRY it a year--lt will PAY.